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DEJJROYI‘, Feb. 5 —(AP) —The Detroit Rod Wings regained solo possession of the National Hockey League's second place by staging a rally in the third period tonight t. (lQafiflt the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 to 2. before a. capacity 18.587 spectators.

‘the victory, Detroit's seventh in ten games melding one tie. but the Wings two points aha-ad of the [eats who had crawled into a deadlouk by winning 3 to 1 last night at Toronto

The “scoreless first period was f111c11 with rough-house actionhslix 1 ee

were handed out. 111 each 11.-am. as many as each squad drew 1n the remaining "two pet“ "s

{.111 had 35 save; before De-

. . 4d ‘l l1:- wound up with stops. 11 ly tlircc times nsi 11111111.‘ as iiztln Cnmic Dion had in the Wing iicis. Dion finished With 16. D;.1.1.t 1111:. ' 1' :1 5 1:1 ‘l scr- it. 1. .;c over c1111: 1111s SJfloOil uith 1.1;» 11111-01" games zit-ti.

[tcicree Frank lKlllfll

suffered :1 kncc injury in the uec-l

rind but returned to nction - icn-mintitc rest. Webstci:

aid 11c appeared to have more than a bump.

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SU “MAR Y . . First. Period

. 111111111- . Carr.

Period

Second

l-Toronto. J. Hamilton (IiJcLean. O'Neil) 10:56 PLnalties-Cnrrcth. O'Neil, Pratt.

Third Period

2—Detroit. Howe 1:51

13-120mm. Ciurvcth tsimon) 5:124 4—»Dctrcit. Bruncteau tGrcss l_:s- combo) 14-07

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SAT URDAYS GAME

TORONTO. Feb. 6 -—(CP) - Toronto Maple Leafs halted the cnriishing Detroit Red Wings 3-1 l1c-1'1~ last night and created at least .1 temporary tie between the two clubs for second place in the National Hockey League stand- ings.

Tho Wings, currently the hot- tcs: team in the Notional League. were making their final scheduled agipearancc of the season on Toronto ice and they started off by taking a onc-goal lead in the first period through a neat score

(Carr,

by Syd Howe- fresh from his record sir-z-{tczxl outburst of last Thursday night . It was the

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AMHERST, N Feb. 6—(CP) —The first place Truro Bearcats of thc A. P C Hockey League waliopcd the Victoria Bombers of Amherst 17-7 in a senior hockcy exhibition gamc here Saturday night.

last l7 sccondsIgn-Jg M 7 31) p, M

_ Jackson. Liscombe.

Ehicago For New N. H. L. Record

Toledo, Olilo,

nine undcr par 273 for holm of medal plav. The deadlock will require an l

WILL GLIDE YGII

KEEN ICE

‘ . SKATE ‘ -'l‘ONl(3-il'l‘ 208th in Rowe's 14 N. H L ses-. sons.

From then on. Wings were unable to penetrate Goalie Paul BlbBZLLIUS citadel

O while the Leafs, sparked b bi i Q I J Babe Pratt, went to tho yirorg] 1

Howe, Crosso,

l “eszisa. 1 Brums Snap

fence, R. Hamilton. Pratt; for- i

wards, Avfcbcan. O'Neill, J Hzrnii- ‘.7,

ton; Subs, l/iori.. Bodntir, Ca1'r.;5,@S!§i0‘

Davidson. ‘ ' b Boothinan. ( suanuamu N. Y. 7'2

Kennedy 1 1 First Period: i 1 42.911011. Howe (Liscombeqi isosrou. Feb. e - 1A1’) - The Hollcth 111 -i0. Boston 151-111115 snapped out of a Penalties —N0ne_ serin game losing snrealc by over-

whcli 111g the his). place New York Second Period: ,R:1n§1ci's. 7-2 hcforc n rrmvd of 8,500

‘at. ti an Garden Saturday 2 —Toronto, R Hamilton. ltfc- night‘. Pu s Koynl: p." ad the winn-

Lean) :42. r121 11'1.i1 ncu thlnl period coals. 3 —Tnro11‘.o. Pratt (Davidson, I» n; who came hcrp with only

Kennedy) 7:18 ll 1'7 , 111121 to dress coach Penalties-Brown, It. Hamilton Frank Boucher. who shouted 111111131 . a rs of his old time skill while

Third Period: -tr_v>ing lo inspire hi5 wobbling 1'01‘-

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CPS 4 —Toronio. O'Neill (J. Hamil- ‘i111- Brnins 11.1.1 1,11) ton, Pratt) 1:55. in mnnpuvcr [or only \~ Penalty-Brown. [guttnc lo: '=~11n11:11 hat‘

advantage '1 cl the

check frt m Bucko Bostor casual- .. 1' 11o resumed a 111531 over his ‘icci l.1.'e i1. the op-

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liq 1001; a

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MoNTftEAL, Feb 6—(CP) - tseiig, Hahlstrom. Hcviigcr. Monti-cal Canadlens trounced MONTREAL - G11 Durnziri: UhlCJR) 15111311 rILtV/KS 6-1 here dc! icc. lioi ‘ l. kanioitrt 11:1 361.0,.» last night 1.1 establish a. 110w Na- forwards, Lita-11. l‘. ‘ .1. Blaktw. . ‘ J mm-ds A, J13};- iional r101. Llcague mark of l8 subs, Harmon. 0001111113 Cvct- sub; 'canaé1ne _11omn 11111110. without defeat this cliffo, Chamberlain, Watson, ilcf- erawford KO} scriscn. A crotvd oi 12.000 saw the fcrnan, Filion. I mast ' some .: " _

The Caziucias. with Captain Toe SUHMARY: 1mm W""‘”IM‘\.TI§‘},‘,‘.I§I§: ddffl‘, Bltike back after a long idleness ., 'S"K ‘V..'.DQ,§ujj “Iilxml Hm through injuries, outplayed thc first Period: 11. ' "“" ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Hawks nxosl. 01' the way but their " ' margin was not as wide as the 1.—Montreal. Blake (Cham- SU-q-“Axy score would indicate. Blake ceie- berlain. Watson) 5.20. ' ‘ brated hi5 return by scoring the 2.-—Montre11i, Chamberlain 511,51 pcnud. first goal of the night, andtoCaqn- (Lech) iii 03 ' cdicns had run the score -0 Penaltics—Non1= . . - be om thchlonc Hag/k goaldcame G.‘.;,.§.°,f,“‘}‘.'.5§°“‘-““ (cauadmm

. vay t rough t e secon pcr- Second Period: M t‘ ' ' -. . -

. 3 —-Montro:il. Richard (Lech, R§'....I.3_,‘§'.‘,°'}‘5.§“1“"“"' (Gu1dOnn’

The game went 58 minutes Blake) 2.46. 3. Boston Cain (A Jackson) 18'24 without 11 penalty and then broke 4 -Montreal. l-fcffernan (Filion. PenanlFs-none‘ ' ' into a frec-for-all along the O'Connor) 8.04 " » boards near the Hawk blue-linc| i-Chicngo, Wicbe (Dalstrom.. sewn-d nm-ind. that left the teams with four Allen) 12.10 4 30.10.. 9.11mi,“ (A Jackson men each to ilnlsh the doings. 6 Montreal, Gctlifle (Cham- (pfldsjq... 1' ' ' ' Canadians drew two of the three lberlain. Bouchard) 14 36 '5_ New yc MM“. ‘Dim 17.36 majors handed out for the fracas, Penalties-None Ponnyks v ‘Gumolm '

LINEUPS: Third Period: T...“ Dena...

CHICAGO-Goal. Karakas; de- '1 -—Montreal, Richard 16.33 ~.r\ fence. Sibcrt, Johnson; forwards. Penalties — Johnston quajor) 2:. a243,?“ Kayak’ (Egan Rmln" Smith. Mosienko. Bc-zitley; subs, Richard (Major), Larh (Major). 7 B'.,.1'».. (‘ufdnun m,“ C . Wicbc, Purpur Mai 11. Allen, Got- Harmon. rum, 1:10.,‘ ' “ 1 ““' "1’ " i’? ‘P ‘WTPWES: given-igjfitgr C5115; lljgNcu" York. DeMarm lflouchen-

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PHOENIX, Ai'iz., Fob. 0 —<AP) 1 —l-1aro1d 1.1113) Mcspadcn of Philadelphia and Byron Nelson of lmtticd to a tic today for the $5.000 Phoenix opcn golf championship. each posting the 72

Today’s Curling At Local Gluli

ill-hole play-off

‘HALIFAX. m1. 6--1CP1 ~ imwmormw’ ____

11 pcynalty-packetlflgamc Hdlz/f C. QREAT LAKES 111 Feb 5” ACORN TROPHY .‘~ .5 -.r...c,ana. a ifax, e c-at d -_ ' '

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u..~,1 firuLjk| N S tirdav night in exhibition tilt.

NEW YORK, Feb 6 (AIM-The International League adopifh a. I54-game schedule. opening April 2o and closing Sept. 10, m, 3 g5. minute session here Saturday be- foro c utives attended a lunch-

5-1 here Sat-low fastest

time ever recorded for

a $911k" 71003011 . the distance - ns the Great Lakes L‘ B’ McMma“ "5' J" A’ lglaval Traininl t’ at n rclay team Fraser‘ ‘CE No 3 aturdny nigr buttered Yale“ . ' ' threc-year-old world record to‘; Mo‘ H‘ Black‘ v5" ‘l’ Stewart the 400 vard relay with a. timevof 00m‘ w . 4

3 minutes. 24 8 seconds. .

The listed world record. set b.v Yale University in 194i, i; 3 min- utes. 26 2 seconds

h N0. S. S. Smith!’ vs J. F. McLeod. 101: ivo: a J C. Montgomery vs. Dr. H H. Pierce.

r1 lzft 51.11. after tak-|

‘when the west coast. ntimletc threw

P c’! we! Herbert oi New York was second.

. iv "TF1 d¢f@11¢0.iMic1shion1ei1‘s school atfiolumbla.

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wétihdtwo iitihtheisecoliid 1114:3011 and_ ’ Khmm, q M“ M"- aeanocntetdfor " - - .1... 1...... a... .1. .1. .1. Saturday s Ice Race Meet ...1‘.-..‘~.*‘""'"" "1 ”'- ‘i i“ fence mate. Reg Hamilton, goti ' " . .» 1 Dr. E. S. Giddings. ‘l, Dr. H. H. the two second pciiod counters He,“ 3 Whliii rookie Torn O'Neil racked "—-'- ' up tie one in the third. Saturday's ice racing c 2' :11 o1 i-rlncess Kainiuck 1G- McDonald) 1 érattiand Blbpgult were giygn thc i/ictoiul ill-ivttiu Uluxbo dicw u. 1 L M 2 2 snurday. Much" s rat rig for the Leafs Blbeauit laltit! st1c.i1..111cc ul spectators. ‘the Nancy Bud on: t . 0‘ carat . handled 32 shots Qgnjparcd Wm, 121cm; 11.1.. uoocl. Ddkiitlllilllfv me _ 3 5 3 _ J- Fgasjredlizkocé.‘ Bgacacaj u handled by Dem-OW; “hunk uiuss B not 111 iViliiill tin-i".- were Dr. Buxillong (if. Willis) 4 ‘.1 5 Mfitafi 4' a ' ' ' ‘ can“ D10“ Adm“ Brown was a 110:3 1111111101.- iiuisncs‘ 111 the ircc- Lawless Peter 1_1‘.IMorosidc)— 4 l: w -w Lord 8_ J F, McLeod De standout with SOVCI-ai f)???‘ _j“’l'lg‘lj’_l.",‘,ab ‘m, "Wet “mes? ‘w? ff {Ln m“ l is ' 4_ ' ' ' ' ' ' l ‘ $315kehsigionglngfiggs‘ hffvif 1L1; Cl1t\:ss,“i.$ 1Si‘5111131.."Ioiliifuifi owntlail ‘Z‘v“'L-“."vv11°11e.“<_?§v§n¢1§ ennui A- L McPhefslm- 73 P~ w~ V by two penalties, ’ Prntts h ~' plllabllldjkgigél,‘ was dnvm‘ by s‘ will“ Tfiinei.‘ 13 McPherson 4' L H . l b°m3 swred during m5 “m (12-1- ‘wen 1 . 1m‘ ‘i1 (:1 B T 0t Coffin 9 ' ' ' l" i?“ . Liic oiasfc t u“ 1 m I .1. J. Morris, s; n. R Bell, a. D iing the intermission be-‘ virginh. Kahnuek 1B. Younker) G R Keefe. 9~ C H. Black. 6. ltviccn the iirst and occond new; $U314.1.‘-_1;y 1 1i A: w Mayhéson‘ 1g; p, w_ Viod Joe Cnrvcth was shower Full Moon (W. Kelly) 1~ 2 2 [Turner 7_ with congratulations by his D l-1~oe-l'or-.»\ll Dr. 1.1.15. lWelr) 3 3 3 ' Clancy 1 troit team-mates —\vith 11111111 Times: 3:1. £11213. 32. I _---- Jack Adamslthe most cnthu- Royal inn 11.. li-ilw) 1 i i ‘I113 whinei". vuirluiiia KELIHUCE. is. -~:1t:1- worr was 1.1.1911 . 1 L. ‘.1 L owne and was rven y ei‘ Wile 111111 elven birth to 1111111 3 3 3 YOH-Iikcr. Bflwklfiv- l . 1 . ) Coach Hap Dayiof the Louis bv7t§_u‘r"1,f‘1;‘1u“l ‘illvzllsg (“W55 U T?" i Juggled 11111 of his iuruaid lint: “as tum?“ m, "u Mm Bremr (PI Nlcxennn) l 1 l -—~—-— to 11nd a “inning (Omblllfltlfill be i a 2‘ fore one o! the season's largest c. _ i T M11111" i!» KBUVH l g 3 a. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE crowds —12,546 Veteran Bob "'55 ' m‘ .907“ M“ u.‘ M” we . , , ’1ex Worthv 12.. Coles) 4 4 4 RDA‘; lDavidson played left wing on .1.H..1B..H_.0u .1 v0.0.1.1... 1 1 1 Tunes. 32 32 32.3 SATU ‘ "tlTci K 11 . I»? - . .1 _ 333111-“113111151111 1-§‘?1‘é°sl~11?%1‘l .11“.1111.’~*l‘".‘..-....... i i il .1‘.§‘.°1.‘;11‘°§11l.‘f.ifiidisii°ird Chime» 1- 1 Don Webster took the veteran's mes; L; 3 _._ 511m.‘ ' “.5 driven bv P “(Kenna ' Dem)" Tmimll’ 3 place on the line with Gus Bodnar The 11-n111.1-. r1111 ifiritton. 1s own- “ New Ymk 2' 5°54” 7 and 147m?! Carl‘ ed by Lee Chanccll. flovehead and Officials: Starter. Neill D. W - SUNDAY ' ‘ was driven 11v I. Moreside. er; Judges. H. Walker. R. Wood, t 1§s:1.:..."“§r.*:”a...'.£i1a* ..""11: Towm = Dctroit- Goal. Dion: defence 1N 11C 1 td ‘ b W n 1 1 l ibott. F- 'McKav: 11111211111315‘ and New York 4; Chicago 4 Sinxcn, l-lollelt: forvxirtls. Arm- c o: 1a o arc 1 ‘_ 1 1;) _ _ __cle§k of thepourse. . ._ ca on. , strong. Carvetli, l$Vro\i.'n; subs, ' “' ““'*ti“:':-*“‘ ‘“ '_”“‘~“_" AMEIHLAN LEAGUE

Gil llodds And fFulton Win Events At New York Meet

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-(AF) —- Gil Dodds. Bostonsu Podcstagai1 pgstoi". nncl Johnny F ton o an ciscds Olympic Club. oulled 16009. spectators at SaturdBY flights Millrosc ‘Track Meet out of their seats in Madison Square Garden with a. pair m spiiw-tinsiinc 11n- lS ES.

Dodds staved ol'f 11 dyinge thrust by Bill l-lulsc. Americas 4:_ iniler. ,to win the Wanaimakcr mile 1n 4:- |1o,s 11111-1- a first half that WM clocked in 2:013. The Parson did his second quarter 1n :59.9 _a1r1d ioobed l-lulse oi 111s famed final- lao kick.

Fulton a 4F athlete bounced in- to the lead at the start of me Mel |Sn8ppmrd dob-yard run and held it for tne first time around Hie 11- llap board oval. Bob Ufer of Mich- ligan then wok over the task of set- iting thc pace but 11nd to give up

lit into hian on the inst turn and .reachcd the tome in 1112.1. 11311105

.- . ‘Ilie lava-mile nrn provided a 1111:1101" unset when the veteran |James Ratfcrtv took it by 30 yards lfrom Ensign Ollie Hunter, former-

of Notrc Dame but. now of the

The win11er's time was 9213.5

More than 10.600 men. includliw 350 Officers. have been discharged from the Canadian Army since September for reasons cf health age, or 11s being 1.1 greater va1ue_ tlle“C'_)E_i_try_ _a_;;_ ‘ 1111a

Results 0f Local Wonk-End ‘Spiel

Charlottetown Curling Club.

man. 5. 1 E. D. Nicholson. 4; s. 5. Smith. 1

0111111. a. a Col. G. '.1. n. Howatt, i2;

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w ' BRINGING-TIP rations

l

the results of bonsplel It the

2b w are

the we -end Friday’: Mai-choc

Russell Bpillett. 9; A. W. Hyrld-

w. n. Cruickshnnk, 1o; P. s E. Full. 9; H. L. Sear.

SATURDAY Providence 8. Cleveland ‘l Buffalo 4, Hershey 2 Indianapolis :1. Pittsburgh 3 tile)

SUNDAY

.B—New York. llczatail

N. Y. Rangers, l Chicago In 4411i Tie

NEW YORK. Ebb. 6 71A?) — New York Rangers crowed their National Hockey Lougue ioslnll streak tonight with one spurt that netted them it 4-4 tie with the‘ Chicago Black Hawks A crowd. of 15.111 saw Chicago's D0118 Bentley score twice in the final period u knot the counter after Rangers had taken a 4-2 lead in {g3 second frame

SUMMARY . . First Period

The Tobacco

i-Chicazo. Moslenko 2:59 _

2—New York. W. McDonald 1315a

IL-Chloago, Purmir ImttseUB-HCY- llger) "P" , Penaltics-Dalilstrom. Dtll.

Second Period

EISoecer Results

LONDON. Feb. 0-16‘? (TABLE)- David McCullooh. ayctcran 5601-. returned to his tunthght other years Saturday as Bath City into undisputed posits- sion of iirst place 111 the Football

4-New York. Aubuchon tDe Moi‘- l") l3'59

0. 1 ~ 5—%1ew York. K. ‘MacDonald tl-ieX-

tall. Hiilcr) 1710.1 1K. Mac-

Donald, Heller) 111132 Penalty-None.

Third Period . 7—Cl1ica'f\ . Bentley (Mosienko, Al- len) :48 B—Cl1icago. Bentley (Mosiciiko) 122% Pcnalties—l..abovitch.

Sydney Mines Horsemen Get Lovely Pacer

McCulloch scored four goals 8s Bath walloped the Confectionery falretory team. L-ovells Athletic

J

Leicester retained second place. o11c point liack- although held to a l-l draw 11v Sheffield Wednesday. The surprising Wrexhum team moved into third. replacing lover- ton whom they beat 3-2 bciore a

‘d f ll . “mi gthen matches Blackburn trounced l 2-0. inninghnm

2.

Tottcnham l-Iotspurs, leaders of thc lczilzilc south. were held to a 2-2 draw by Reading. It bloke the Spurs run of nine successive vic- tories. A crowd of 15,000 watched the game while the days 111.58%?- "_i assembly was the 20,370 who watch- SYDNEY MINES. N. S _ Feb. 8 ed Arsonals defence crumble _ 1gp) _ (11! 11115 a: the sydney the closing minutes 11s Blvlitillild Mines I-lorscnv: ‘s Club announced fixed WW6 K0315 I111‘ l 4'1 Vi?‘ t ‘hi l. B11 T‘ d.20’T1-2. ‘.'- - ailifili/ged ‘S‘£i\l!ill"1‘3l['I frobfl Salfcoats. Denis ommw“ “rwlbw playing S151» be“ m we 1i:..'“:zsac.*."..atr‘:.t°:.r1'a road since Jan. 25. The newcomer Arsemrs ma.‘ n came an“. a

Hershey 2; Indianapolis 2 (tie). Cleveland 3: Buffalo 0 Pittsburgh 2; Providence 6.

ar 111:8 during thc 1M2 season. He set his preddjg sage, 3mg, clw cqmre 2-07 1-2 mark in i941. lfotwaird. scored three as an army

runes no omsnrouicco JUST 11x:

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(Ul (OARSE FOR PlPE'(Ul HNL FOR ROillNG YO 0w“ .'

1 111:1; defeated 11 111/11‘ presentative match

Scottis ionship by booting Morton ~1- moving seven 11011115 second place Celtic who lost 1 101m of Falkir

Albion

Scottish northeastern 10.114119 v beating a second Falkirk mm

League cu» qualifying cvmimltlon- l; 1

Exhibition Hoop Game Tonight

meet, one from the tonight at 8.30 in an exhibition tilt at the "Y" gyro Whcn the m; met before the Tars won by (our points in overtime. A 11.111111 packgd Iuil of action is expected tonight,

Jltut el . Ma's Olyrmplc hockey team at tin Gannlsch - Partenkirchen

to the clubs wables was said to _ y f ggmeg Qveg-whelmed 511.111.. 11a)“, he 111 fine shapc._ ' _ ' “m m“ me length o 9, preilmlinaiiw round inittcli 1111111111

Th? “avid *"‘ “H” Tmds lust Despite thc presence of threc bO-Vs 5mm m“ Dmmnm“ ‘mil season. 1943. "t rot- avzulablc here England mubackx Sm“ Guns leaded for another 015111‘ 11111. as yct. But it is known 111-,‘ 1111111 four Britten and Mercer’ Alden“); 1°51. However the final ezaw 111131111111. and placed second in six races I34 u, Quee '5 p 1-5, Swffiognfgkllssilfgjlfic

the hockey defeat.

rcmzuagy 7, .94;-

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before 111.1100 at n@§,§“.°..°.“,f

Glasgow Rangers

southern padlock“! i

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k. Dixmbarw drew _ _

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Tonight at 9 o'clock on icc ‘No 2 rinks skipped bv R. 5 P. Jar- tllne nnd G. G. Hughes will meat to flCClEic the second rink to re- DTPSTllL the Charlottetown Curling Club 111 the Provincial bonsoioi uhivh is 111 h.» hol/l hvre on Wed- nesday and 'i"i11|1's1i11v of this week Airt-‘tiv a rink sltipnczl by W. R. Cruikshank has a berth in the Provincial ‘mini. 1