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Beavers Take Commanding Lead In Series By Chalking Up Second Straight PVin

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Simmerings - Around The Sport Front

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Canadian Press Si!" WNW!’

NEW YORK. March 20-—(OP)-— Early (LllOl/GUOHS‘ along rem Boston Bru ns New York Rangers in the Stanley starts tomorrow night. . “where in former yes-rs the b players g-mbbed about this year they may get as high as $2.000 each. d0- pendlng on the gate receipts . . is the result of the new-one divis- ion set-up in the National Hockey league...

“Lustre Patrick weak? about e Boston psyers... cums ggur stmtegywbut Red Dutton. fore taking his NewYork Ameri- ‘m, cans of! to Toronto said plenty a- bout the Bruins ;-.nd h they could be...l1e harmed Eddie Shore "still the master of them all" and added enough nice things p; about the other Bruins to warns the cookies of Art Ross’ heart

Th, Americans. who will sub

al ag tomorrow night. hunted about for a iolt two of Qotimiszu and r the first of the renowned goalies-tester Patrick...it Lester who Jumped into the net against Montreal lilamons in 1928

d hsbaed win ﬁle Stanley Cup for Imogen. . t‘; one the Amelia to es-

Alb...

Sweeney Bchrinc of cri- cansoantlmikmﬂlskeoffhe Oansdiens tlut he i

3500 er today. won tneltlhsooringrsosbyﬂiree points over

Lb Boston's Bill oowlev Dut-

honors...

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. Que, March 20-(0?) --Vardun Maple Lied: 15112 a to by trounclng Sher-

CORNER

Seething wiuh h City yesterday did lit talk about tonight’ playoff game st

2-0 unassisted. Both shots were

first gosl came while Vo- lants were a man short and the Iissell broke sway the Otfaws and District

s Memorial Cup the Forum when

MEMORIAL II‘ GAMES ~c

FORUM -- MARCH 21 and 23 --

GAMES e g CHAMPIONSHIP

I t LAMBROS TOBACCO STHOP from 10 A. M. till 8 P. M. sxrlsly-agfter 8 P. M. at FORUM. Rush tickets both places all day.

WDED. A TIP-ENTER YOUR SEAT EARLY-AVOID acme cno _ RGYALS -

BLUE WINGS

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ynls. champions of the Marltlmcs take on i-he Ottawa and District win- ners ‘Perfh Blue Wings in the enini game of a best o series to decide the aqua continue acninst the Quebec Prov-

winner.

Chum l n: ln Saint J tending; were oh“

d themselves facing

thanwhenthey over-

whelmed Volants Saturday, shoot- h

The teams fought on fairly ven terms in mnighvs first periodebun uluring the second H

fska in

Broadway

8 to 5 over lling into town las rt-h lh Ooac

st the helm, impressed rds at. the Forum with

went through a brie

lware mom cquslinthelastsessi

n . Bot-h goalies had s. busy time

their opponents. The Hull defence and forwards clicked but Bill Dickie was toogoodlnsainhlohnb 688$

About half way through ch last period. Roy Marsh, Kelly and Morin collided near the Hull blue e. Marsh. Volanis fell backward. struck his h h blow on the ice mdhad to be carried to the dressing room. He was unable to return to the

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Dower. and they look every inch a have piled up bills

series primedyfvr the my. U U O

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that will watch the two squads swing into action town is literally hockey-mad and everywhere is freely (PBCUSSM the chances the Royal; will have a- eggtlnst their highly-touted oppon-

s.

Mont-real Canadian; had a total of t’! points made up of 2i goals and 23 assists for a. consistent average ofjustesludelessthmapolnt bathe a germ. He was three 0n Dave (Sweeney) Bclzriner o! ew York American» whose l3 gosls and 31 And Just what chance Wm our assists left him with 44 markers. own local youngsters have? There is no doubt about it but that they are up against the “acid” test but ml: the brief glance we had air

their ability Ls unquesatlsrzed, we feel certain that before this series is over fails are going to see loads and loads oi excitement with Wal- ter Lawlor's team righ in thick oi things.

gvmﬁin’ Baird. Kelly’ Ruse“: Boston Bruins’ clever centre, wl

sub wasM

Officiab -"Dlnty" Moore. Port

Colbome. Ont. Bert Hedges. m- “d w‘ mun.

confirmed Bosionrockieandnewesb

The boys are all in the best of shape; and crater the series deter-

Down The Alleys

yd . Plmsod one i: lry the big vI-eight “v13?- Blint John. xeuv (Baird)

. sum m1 . Russell" : . Penalties ~8a'bourin,

“lslan_ders" In Sudden Death Game

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All tickets which were reserved and not picked u will not be held after 1 o'clock today.

r1:- nre is necessary owing to great de- mand for select reserves. "Please claim yours before above hour-Absolutely no broadcast of toalghils game.

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make it unanimous. the National youn Hockey League came out tonight. Roy beat out. Bloke and Alex Shi with the official azmouncezzzent that Hector (Toe) Blake was the league's loading scorer for bhfnislm 1966-99 sea-son that wound up its schedule on Sunday ni t

m hard-working le r-vE-uiger of

Third in line came Bill Oowle .

point behind Cowley, Berry and 28 and smith with 2i

The league's ﬂicisl isﬂsiics o ,5 starry of the

CIVIARLOTTBTOWN ALLEY!

Hlﬂl lc-J. Ooles, 350. High ‘lives-w. McNcill. 508.

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Toe Blake Of Canadiens Takes Scoring Honors In The National League

(By The Canadian Press) noted family to hit the NHL, as MONTREAL, March til-Jim to its leading goal-getter. With 38 tallies in his first. season, g

bicky o! New York Ransers W two. He got that pair Just last i b as Bruins best Oansdiens

7-5 at Boston.

was Paul Haynes, who centres Blake and Johnny Gognou for

Oanadiens. with credits on so goals. Schriner- was another two

led the league scorers last your. ﬁnished far down in 18th position this season with 34 ints made long layoi! because of injury drag- only eight goals but the league- god down the Moncton. NB, snip- leading total o! assist or an efs l-Blltﬂﬂte.

Hornenof Toronto Maple been. who made‘. no militate about m- nexing mo. pens. crow-n Th0 aggressive

the "title" serving 85 minutes imprisonment to best out Murray Patrick of Rangers .

n-nirvutes plus a mgtch misconduct-

Maritlfmers Have ; Large Point ‘Total

Marltlm iled ‘l9 goals and 1% ﬁhedwstional Hlochov

season. ine. held a cleemcut lead ama- the final games last night.

elcht soul! and 84 assists for B‘

Runner-up w Cowley for assists

roar. Gordon Drllion oi ‘Ioronio. who

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