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Leafs Defeat Maroons To ‘Vin Fourth Straight; Detroit, Boston Win Games

SATURDAY NIGHT GAME

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TORONTO, NOV. 1B. -— F00!‘ N 581mg [053 To Baum; straight victories were in the records‘ gggpqy, “w, 1g_((;p_)__3“. of Toronto Maple Leafs tonight be- um Bruins, a much faster outfit cw" "Wm" "BYWM- 11¢ BN- than the team that ended mt I011- cmmm m‘ 4mm°lm- m1- ‘eeesonb National Hockey League ed to belt 1M1!’ third-Period bully season m the American Division j Blillfdl? 515m ""1 "m 5°" 3'1 ‘cellar,’ opened their home season

‘BALEIHINIA ‘TEAM RETAINS MBBIIRBY BIIP

Cape Breton T e a m Crushes Halifax Wanderers In Sud- den Death Game 7-6.

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Eight of the game's 1i penalties came in the bruisinl thir Lease fought strenuously to erase mroons’ slim 1-0 lead and the first o. dummy Mclllnnus‘ two penalties psved the way for Harold Clinton's tying goal. Charlie Conacher, big

right winger. scored m0 winning géflgsghtifljlevlfngfgi “Ljfégg-Qg‘ 21-3 h-re Saturday with about m. Seat sale Tuesday morning at 10 A- M- Forum Box Off|ce- ‘;,f,» xvii W111“ minim?" W" "911 llwmd “m: a lmly-smmmm ‘bout suns esse that had characterized 1i . though Baldy Northcott was servlnl vaflfmvefldge.‘ m” Bu,” 3mm, their winning of the osps Breton 3 .- s. 10-minute misconduct penalty fozvmmd out a ‘not that u! B“, chmp1ommp_ _____ a ,1» pushing referee fiTltvlslifilflclllTy "lflsemen slflppgd homo for the vic- The only other challengers for 5 i '°'.’-‘.§‘.€.§’.‘S 283% ........°““.'$*0... §§‘..°....'£?.‘.’.""..‘.’$if.i£§"’...2.‘ iii‘; R R k ' Pl B - F ; us; season, Maroons had a. slight or may’ trgwégfisalglfie won the New Bnmswick cha-mpion- o o l lg 0 a r ‘I: , 2:22.‘; it wtfiwiifi b“ ~=-~=~= sews M» lire: euzarysszmbzz“ M - R l I V- . - r v . . .

tailed by two 01 the Derloqu three gala‘: ‘felglguwh-eluggottyooantiti Saturday's game could hardly (IJQf O e fl lCtQry, M e e t l n g 3 5 penaltiel. ‘Iileir otfensive drive m"? Bu“, me Bruin‘, 8mm“ have been called s struggle for the . . u; I . reached its heightinthe secondses- cent" awed» a loqnmuw husky csledonisns. The! ran up L f k k H‘ k T d 3 . son sud Just before the halfway am penalty dung the mo“ m,“ 19 points scum-st Weeds-ere lb": ea S an ac aw 8 l1 e 8 Cl y s =1 " msrk youthful Ruse Blinoo shotl 10d ‘or emowms sway Bowman Qctuumce “RUE FNBHEO,“ in the first half. The visitors go 9‘ V them into the lead after Stew Evans “w: the whim, had gbopped the v - THE Puqy Q1175 EvgRy their three on s pexligilgt jot; fa (I Md t? t°sssps£§gt1nMm' mwm gs halfwitywnkrrarkkc d a a (C P by Guardian's Special Wire) 1mm (0.? n. G grdlan’ 5 m w| ) a 5 wnb - - . - - .- to, (Cotto 1m- 1a.oo. ~ u s nee re

m. third periodwoe five minutes The miners passed brilliantly and mw yonx, Nov IB-New York Q ‘goo,’ m, AMI-llyil-ZBI‘, n. s. Nov. 1a-su- i?» l old when McMenuswasbenched for ‘ displayed perfect bwlmeld worlc Rangers, playing their first home Kelly wiebe ' ' fusal o: the Canadian Amateur $4 gripping and Dick Irvin sent on his . they made 19 [passes on one drive game of the Nations/l Hockey Lea- ' ' Hockey Association to sanction "f “I third iine for the Dower Die-y. Ken — into Wanderers territory 11nd W?" gue season bofors s, near-capacity second Perm; players’ ttangfejg m; c“; a pa“ g. Dorstgk dnenflglglmlwm 23:; 233190110 gt!” 3B igyoogiy I $113910’ k°k flu?!‘ more thagvgdpileg, handed if gloom over that Maritime Hoc- i‘ tithes... mm- and Cotton. Hoi- ‘ ' » » Vglenderere scored on a try m u... whom o§°fifmun view on §:,,,1‘§“k°m,, fuel! $5.1m wit: odegigitlivsn ‘lailrllopli; ‘i ‘°‘"'” °“t‘;"i.°.‘i&°“‘°.£°'2.°§ "it? “ la F HI Along The Sldelmes twh 3d h3g1, ghgcguglmeg; $11“ u» w. M W i - u... 1...... reeggdnffoqwfleeevibei vu he 988M! 011 9 91' ° f? M - ' The blue ave e. de est ens ' B g Fo ' to curry on. . of the goal and the tall centre fed ~ while Caledoniane were still effec- m” received m 51." 1mm m a mos; An emergency meeting of officials

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flanked by Conacher, Day awsy from Maroon beck-checkers to the defence where Oonache crossed behind him to take a tricky pose and best Alex Connell from close range. monel Couecher was carried from tlmiceinthethirdperiodwhen his trick knee went out. Injured while sying football, the big ‘ ‘ nceman sdtobetakenoflwhenallesf player fell on his leg and threw it

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iLouis Eagles hefom 10,000 Batu!‘- day night at Boston Garden.

The lone tally came after minutes of first period play, while Burr Williams. one of the Berries‘ defencemen. was off for halting Eddie Shore's spectacular rush with s. trip. The penalty gave the Bruins

Pete Kelly Tied With Monson of Beavers For Second Position.

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NO APPEAL ALLOWED

JUBIWEATIIITBOPtherecmtdrasticndlngofthe O.A.H.A» regarding playing transfers is to have on the “Big Four" is to be decided st a meeting ‘Tuesday night next when officials of the four teams will meet to decide on the course to be taken. One thing is eer- taln however and that ie that the loop will continue to function but 0n what scale is at present unknown. “Bow-blow’ aptly describes how the league has been hit, but those at the head are determined to curry on. with their ' s considered to be 100 per cent when forwarded to the meeting it seems that the hockeyists are entitled to state their cssc but according to President Wry "no appeal is allowed," and this means that those concerned an barred from competing in the Allan Cup play- downs with their present team. However, be that as it may the players

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GLAOE BAY. N. 8., NOV. 18-0111- edonhrs powerful IEnglish rugby team, mostly big miners toughened in Cape Breton collieries, are chem- plons of the Maritime Provinces for lsnother yes: and guardians of the McCurdy Cup.

‘they crushed Halifax Wanderers

tive and added 8 points to their total.

Inconsistency Of C.A.H.A. Is S co r e d‘

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period and halving the better of film speedy argument from start in firlish. The Eagles, a bit wom from lest night's Esme in Boston, dis- played only a few srattered flashes of reel form and tired bsdlv to- ward the finish.

A trio of Ranger rookies, Bert Connolly, wmi Patrick and Charlie Mason, gave the Razigers s. flying start in the first period and the home team was never in danger. Connolly and big Earl Selbert led the scoring with s. goal

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The League Will Go On Reserved Seats: 50s.. 750.. $100; Balcony. 35c-; Children. 25c-

4-Toronto, Jackson (Conschu)

decisive manner, scoring in every mm

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Penalties: Thompson, Gotteelig, Jackson.

on Tuesday was suggested by

J. A. Ha-nway, K. 0.. Preeldcnt-ol~ ~

the League, tonight but club lead- ers. Jack Conn of Halifax and B. A. ‘lnylor of Moncton replied that it would be difficult for them to attend a. session on that dsyi ., James E. Wry, President o»: the lvmrltime Amateur Hockey Assocb‘ ation, arrived home tonight from ‘Toronto where he had been stwib. ing the special sessions of tnnegr"

comment on the national associa- tlon‘s decision but he said‘ thht

istration committee. He would not

out again. m the dressing room it 351m‘ N v. ill-Jack “l-Iurry" . I l _ there was no possible appeal drmn - We: are"! Pfifil! “g was xsne. ififivfbgd 11°“ mm“% gxzggedgyl ,..§..{‘-I. flfifiuifhé‘: §§§§.,§'“$.n°“§’.’..§§ m whawm mm" tnxeiflyfiigxmgrtln; c. A. tbs. at its mglrfiupazabm w” | S k a t i I1 g ‘ilvflrullnc ulrédbtebe ‘lvhritm: siss- eei ‘ ' as e Ahegwe - . Rumuyam . _ cs on wou o liged, ~ dressiuk 313m. I: wee thollkht un- m“ by cmlmwale Maritime ' ' ' “m” “men” l‘ w“ “p " Almmm’ d‘ by 1i»- av- -e

., four years ego. lesde mm ~ 1 3:311: m W“ b‘ “l” °“" °‘ u" ,_____ Huh m“ M L‘ i: “w” “ms Toma!" ions B5 m the solution are being Bouoher, Dillon, P‘. Cook. _ ., . , ' i ' TILL s-ncxmq to m, orig-h” _ , offered and numerous suggestions Ranger Subs: Somers, Nissan, M,‘ ll I say névzm V. ' Cuuml“ m “u” . u" "14 :2 “l whedule’ 5mm“ mvm w I N s “$33k. time hockey follower has dgbertxeel- BAND Seem’ t° 1”“ 5m“? ' . l” i. P091110" ‘he mm‘! ‘h’ “m” “m “m” N“ ' summer up his views u. the f0llow- s. mulsz-oosméverluge- ' oe- ' ' mm“ If “W” “ Y“ I T. ‘ ."'°°3 o 1 u“ 1”“ dmcogrnagregdgy tgimlsztal ing manner. false, Williams, Bowman; forwards pruned n ‘ bu" - f J ‘ Monmnar. mw. Ill-Montreal theeea- bwk st Br. ~10 y. e , xmnm Kamemh Shanna“ "ems 1b tbs "ll-level 50°"! I ° h ' B ""4 m’ demmmed w m“ - n» Inconsistency a the st 1.5m subs: véss s. Cook. - U-‘BBHB he" M W W! b W“ "Mdllh- m“ mh'“‘““’ the“ “Mud some Token when, Cowley Howell! Roche . i ‘ 0n homo ice. Canadians opened “MEN dew” “d “m m “m” The clue! oompleint of tho C. A. D. Roche. Avres new.’ ' ' ' ' "m" “m” m“ m" h“ “W” h,‘ t, ' m“ °“ m°k.“”.°'“.m° m“ mp‘ Tricolor Defgats Uni. IL s. is ossmst peeked teams that Officials: Jeni: Cameron and " w! were shutout 8-0 by N" bfll- tlsti m‘ k .- Mm . is tea-ms comprising many mm and Jeri-y 000cm... n“; negro“ Red wumm Manon; 08 re- TB A TUUGH tae 0!‘ any verslty of Toronto that the “Big Four» team‘ are vuened the 10ml N- H. 1-. sewn 1”“ w‘ w h“ b“ °"° W"! '8 °°"‘““- such teams. Considering this point. SUMMARY but Thursday by drvupibs s some m!“ b y] 1r the teams display the same Team 8-7. take Ottawa, the home of m. Cecil W 6111mm» 4-8. Gansdiem m-M- w‘ "' m‘ b18111 01 11w!" =8 W" “Bu?” Duncan, 1st vice president c. s. rum Period ‘ml? m u“ 15°F“ *1“! mam” 133’ omn- m their “t” he" Monet?“ ‘m! (C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) H. A. In former years Ottawa had W“ “'° “w” m t“ ‘mu JACKIE mm: g ‘mm’ m m w" “ w“ "mm" mm‘ 101101010, Nov. lib-Queen's five senior teams, this year the 1,_Rgn¢gg5. Oomqolly (semen) Red Wings had too much power mud “n,” 80m and ‘M’ h: lifliflmem- 11° "Mm-whim 1‘ the University tricolor squad are vio- capital city has one senior teem 95¢ - and too much speed for the fslter- wad “m” more M . "mmlrxd s“ wlmwf- t _ ' m" tQQQyLflQQn-g 1n more senses comprising the best material from g, em w, cook (Connpfly- m; Canadians, and eoored s goal mum m“ o, m” pom“ Wm than one. e11 others» Is the Ottawa teem v- Patrick) 18.12. in each of the three periods. Their sowed m the put "at CONNOLLY A STAR may “med the ' yams trophy picked teem? Does Mr. Dlmcan so “M11455; Johnson, Ayn-g combination workwas as smart as wan" Mom“ who my“ h“ mg Wm. p, the chgmplonshjp Q1 regard it? If so he is inconsistent. l“ mid-mew. I-ud they vwvrd 8mm, and men; mm. flew“ m '1‘ 100KB AB n" “m” "lfm" the Senior Intercollegiate Football Take ‘Ibronw. the home or Mr- leeond Period

tilemeelvee to be e hustling, close checking tea-m of youngsters. Teddy Graham was thumbed to the penalty box in the first period and Cenadlens started rushing the sh... handed wings. Suddenly Tom- my Anderson broke away. catch-

Wlbnlpes clubs. Ind ie now with

mm m mists" 1b #1811111! Union bvy an 0-1 uphill victory

Bert Connolly to a Ranger con- Bmud” o“, . mm“. fighting "Ml Th‘! 1mm‘ msmnm- 9mm‘. University of Toronto tesm. They 1mm‘? i“ exhlbltlm 9W1“- lummd‘ were victors too over s mid-season into the umrliaht mum 8t M1118 setback that 101m for s. time their last nisht with s brlllls-ut per-i title hopes-en anti-fraternity rul- formsnw- Connolly's Mme under m; which deprived them of five

throughout the City. li/Iany opin-

William Hewitt, secretary treasur- er of C. A. H. A. 'I‘oronto has e1- wsys hsd a number of senior teams. This year one team called the ‘ Centennials" has included star players of all the others. Is this a packed teem? Is Mr. Hewitt aware

fence, W. Cook, Johnson, forwards,

a-Rmigere, Mason (Izvinsky)

Penalties: Kellbfleimh, Beilbetrt. Third Period

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TONIGHT

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sent off for tripping and the Wings sent five men up the ice to_ bombard the Cmsdiene goal. Jolist! led a stubborn. defence, vmeeling

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now with Montreal Maroons, aieoseemtobegoixiggoodflgizr- ing prominently in their game against Toronto Maple Iveafs Set- y

Stadium to watch the struggle. a sudden death encounter between the teams which finished first and second in the intercollegiate group

Dlolllolill Afllhlile

The o. A. H. A. assumed e. most dictatorial attitude. In the first

‘rouonto Maple Icafle mined the mileage Black Hawks’ home open- ing of the National Hockey League season tonight by trouncing tin

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