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Charles “Nucker” Irvine Forward

Aibert “~Bert" Connolly forward

THE n_CHARL(Yl"l'ETOWN GUARDIAN

William "Bill" Gill Defense

MONCT ON HAWKS

CANADIAN

Leonard Burrage Defense

AMATEUR HOQKEY CHAMPIONS

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iiliiiiiii "Dud" James, Captain Forward

CUP HOLDERS

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\\'illiam “Bill" Milli-i‘ Forward

Fammy McMzmus Forward

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III and the Pbrts carried the play to the Maritime team.

The rot-u did not some in a. min- Thsn Mchlanus Houston down from bennd the Hhwk-s were short two men. little organlmtion

ﬂwwies was serving time in the box when the Hawks scor-

Wehster swung the puck a corner at the hart Wlliarn

The Pbnts kept attacking. They bmusht the crowd to its feet with a scrim of brilliant raids. mm made s great save from Hogarth when the winger had slipped ~‘n close. He got McLeods fast shot on the rebound too. Then Mo. Ieod and Omie Harquoii rushed back on another chive. Ant“ the Hawk goalie dropped to “w,

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Cam-Amerk. C h a m - DIORShiD G 0 e s t0 Providence T e a m For Third Time.

Pnovmmoz, R. L, April 4_ rmasociatcd Pressl-Dtactly {our Wire to the day from the t me they won their first league Champion- ship, the Rhoda Island Reds to- night won their third Canadian- American Hookey League title. The Reds were guided by Billy Coutre to a 2-1 victory over Boston Cubs here tonight and took the chsmp~ ionshp and the Fbntalne Cup with three straight victories.

As was the case in the first game at Boston on Saturday and here on Sunday, Providence came from be- hind io outsoore their battling op- ponents. it was one of the fast- est Can-American games to be seen on. Rovidence ice, Lionel Hitch- mans squad only going down after a determined battle.

After a. scoreless ﬁrst period Cubs opened the scoring late in the sec- ond when Prank Jerwan, first line centre. converted a pass from Obs Hexinter from the side.

Two penalties on Basin: players for knocking over little Bobby Ta)’- lor early in the third Dﬁflod 83W the Reds an advantage which they qubkly capitalized, two former embers of Canadians of the N. H. L. turning the trick. Leo Goud- reault scored on a INN-Wt IP01“ behind. the net by Crimy Hart. V91‘ aria-n loft Win89?-

Fbr nine more Ininutes the teams battled tooth and nail and f-lV-‘n Art Giroux, the hem of the series. scored the deciding goal. Gin!’ Hart agen furnished the pass-out.

IllllilAP AFTER FUIIRTH TITLE

T, N. V.. April 4-

iAssodated Pre5s1~GIEOrge Dunlap, Unitod States amateur champion, ivntinued to display sub-par golf today. but a new threat to his chance or twinning his fourth north and south amateur title arose in the person of Dick Chapman of Greenwich. Conn. who shot blis- lerng 66 on the Pdnehurst no. two course in the tournament, quarter- ﬁnals. Lacking the magic putting that enabled him to set a new record of 63. eight under par yuterday, Dun- lap toured the course in '10 strokes in overoomting the seasoned cam- paigner from Oooperstovm, N. Y., Jack Ryarson. by a 4 and 3 margin. Chapman, a one-time lnterschol- astlc champon, Wed his 66 in rout- ing Johnny Johnson of Lumber- ton. N. V.. 8 and ‘i. Playing out the bye hole-g the Greenwich entry was never over par. and completed the eighteen holes in flvc strokes under rcgular ﬁgures.

Yale Loses In Rugby Match

HAMILTON. Bermuda. April 4~ Yale University's English rugby team was defoated 3-0 today by s team from the British West In- dies squadron. now in harbor here. Local experts expressed the opin- ion if tho Yale outfit was as lorceiul in attack as in defence it would sweep aside all opposition on the Island. So far the Americans have played four tnatches, here winning one and losing three.

Before the kick-off today the teams wem presented to Lieutenant General Sir 'I‘hornss Cubitt, Gov- rrnor of Bermuda,

When McDonald drrw a two min- ute penalty. the Ports attacked re- ltntlt$lf~ﬂ but 1t was a dtsorganinrd drive. The liilwks merely shot thi- puck up the ice and let the Lake headerscarrythack. Houstonrnsde s fast solo rush at the half Wu? mark and Pvistrr was lucky to get his close in stab.

Most of the play was inside the Mormon defence sore but as far as Sbﬁfing chances were amccrn- rd. the Hawks had more than the Forts. Mnnahan led nearly every bake hold attack and his shots from centre or either wing were deadly. Burma!- and MLIEUQ NORQ away one» and had an easy goal but. the play was called back for otfade. 0n a-nothon Welnter mot a few inches wide on s pus from James.

With loss than ﬁve minim left, the Hawks rapped in their fifth goal. James started the play. tiassimr to lldMamis who drove a hlfd 5mi- sgainst goalie Hscqixﬂi‘! DI‘!!- webaterhooktltevutit asitthml of! the pads. coolly skated around the promote netman and luotsted K into the em“! cs6!‘-

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soclstion of Montreal tonight on tured the intermediate hateﬂtll championship of the Proetnm of Quebec. The Montreaiers won the first game at home on Monday, by 22-21 and captured the round on s .. sa-zn wore. ' " Y. M. H. A. qualiﬁed to meet i-he Ottawa Dist-net winner- in the next round of the Dominion plsydowns. I

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On Successful De-

(By Richard Sheridan Canadian Press Staff Writer by Guardian‘ Special Wire) ~~ TORONTO, April lt-Whoops d- joy rent the air of the llnnotorr Hawks dressing room ton the players gave vent to their feel-

Port William in the finals oi the~ Allan Cup senior hockey series.

Hand-shaking and beck-slapping»- were induced in b! 1th! MlflY-llﬂﬁ team and their had made a ‘ul defense oi the trophy they won for the first tune last year.

times, but Just the same I have to like you." grinned Percy Nicklin, coach of the Hawks, as he went the rounds, congratulating each o! his players.

Bill Miller came barging into tho room. grasping the puck which was

from mo." he said, grimly, holding it aloft fon- his teammates to viewg, After Nicklin had made the rounds oi’ his proteges, the Coach paused to exclalm: “Now that its over I'm going to hie myself back to Port Arthur, It's s. tough series _ and I'm glad it is over." It gave the

ure to win because his home town has always been Port William's

series, however.

Bob Davis, leader of the Iokn- ' head outfit. came in to offer hi3 congratulations and wish triv-

aiy series with the United States champions, Detroit White Stars.

hearted. "' ' Hughie O’Lea.ry, sterling left» winger, candidly admitted the-

l-iawks were the better team. , “Maybe next. year we'll be in their class," he said, ~- Hawk liacquoil. ruddy-faced. goalie, bemoaned his inability to catch on with an Allan Cup winner." “Four times, I have reached the finals and have yet to be on the winning team." he declared. ‘ The one who appeared to feel the loss most keenly. however, was Frank Brooks, muddle-aged colored. trainer for the Blues- “Whlle I am glad it ls all over. 1 feel the loss deeply." he mourned.

VlSlTiNﬁ CHAMPIUNS

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HALIFAX. April 4—Da.lho\isia Tigers, champions of Nova Scotla, and Woodstock Senators, winner of the New Brunswick title. will enter the final of a two-game aeriq ihr the Maritime senior basketball championship on even terms. The flrsagame resulted in a 38-36 tie here tonight.

Both teams played cautious bas- ketball throughout, but Woodstock our istently broke through the Dalhorusle defence, while the 113cm relied on 1mg shots. The Dalhoiuw team started out fast and ran up a small lead. Benstors missed many

Still euefui. both teams played semi-defensive basketball startotthesecendnertonLPh-stmo. team and then theother tookthe‘. ieattbutulybyapointortwo." Balsam and were outstand-

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on the ioe when the game finish- ' ed. ‘ , "Nobody is going toget this sway " '

Moncton mentor particular pleas- y, arch rival in sport. Nicklln will stay ' here until after the international Hawks mooess in their internationr-"r

Despite their defeat, Fort Wﬁrju llam players were far from down- ~

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