' Toronto Wins 4-2 As

Breaks Go

Against

Montreal Canadians

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MONTREAL, Blob. B —(CPJ— Toronto Maple Leafs wound up their scheduled National Hockey League visits to Montreal by out- scormg the Canadians 4-2 tonight. before a gathering of 11,880 paid admissions.

The liztbitants did most of the work and the game was fought out mostly on ‘Toronto ice, but the ibrcuks were in favor of the Maple

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T... Hubitants held a brief lend when Glen Hitrnion shot the puck

Negro Becomes. Great Miler

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Big Racing Program For Wednesday

A big afternoon's sport is plann- ed by the Victoria Driving club for Wednesday. Six classes are scheduled and the calibre of the entries is s. guarantee the racing will be fast and close.

The first race is scheduled to be called at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Following are the classes

entries:

Match Race: Scotty McKane, Margaret Frisco. Frec-for-all: Royal Jim, Hal

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Red IVings Outplay Rangers To" Win Two Games Over Week

Abbie Players Making Trip

I Following are the Abbie players making the trip today in Blinii '.Joh11 for the second game with 'the Moncton Mamons:

Goal. Auld; Defence, Higgins.

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Rod Wings won saturday night.

A total of three majors. hlBh-ltickinl. charges

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ht to coal-blew a double-header umoh with a 5-1 vlcto

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NEW YORK. Feb. I —-(AP)— Dotroit Red Wings c played New York Rangers wildest hockey fracas of New York's National Hockey League

Ompiete

out- n the season to-

. Th at ryDlflrbiI

1D penalties. including were handed out for .0 flshting and similar

Black "Ilavilk In Victory (Iver Leafs

magma mob. 3o—(CP)-0hf- cago Black ttlfiwglsae thrvglnim m: ‘£123.? othird roux subdued mronts M Leafs A-l Saturday before 12.62 1111c admissions-

Ilho teams-wore deadlocked midway thro h the final 20 min- utes when R0 rt (

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ON A FINE ICE SURFAQE Add to Your Measure of Health

THE FQRIIM TO-NIGHT

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Kelly one ‘Hot hel era to turn Fiysrs Saturds Now Brunswick, lBI-sue championship, itlidedtoto a previous o c , - t“ utlglbyl; love Beats Joh

n lottstown

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Pete Kelly’; Moncton Team l‘ Eliminated '

N.B.. ‘ Feb. ties against 10 minutes (o, ped Saint John the tables on Mont,“

nlflht and win , ~ military hook"

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Tho game score was 7-1,

3-5 victorv rs the Igg- of 12-10. 5.4,, meet either C1,", es 0r Moncion"

total count will now Abbi

Am, s ltnive this

S 1:1 JUilll wliclo they ,' nice-i tile hfsnuitvi lcain tonight in the second and iinzli grime of the SHZJé.

Iconic.‘ become a great miler. .8 the mama continued ‘ Q

| giilawl that began tlhe previous nlght.| fiuneumuuxm wok l m fl-cm 3m Steewaigf rdfgmitledvvegllixil; defensemsnl “W” ‘m! daaww ‘Jffmfiwfif who incurred six minor penaltiesl 3mg“ w‘ n“ y l after setting a five-stitch out in “w his left eyebrow in a first-period

McKiimc , Wait N‘ Sec, ad Hal." .

yNell Cociilaiodale, PrincessLKalmuck.‘McAdam-n, Levi, P. McDons-dl F01’- Class A trot and pace: Joe Voio.,war:.’s. Whltlock, Blanchard. B.

so . ‘Jenn Btratton. Dr. Budlong, NitrMfiDvndld, Woolridge, Kano. Oud-

.. . 11nd llilllkelj/ to finlslrvclol Bvme Ha], The Bullet, Vi,“ mow

‘Iicrllmflv college cam- Elma K51muck_ Two players on the line-up n1-

ause oi Selective Service, class B m” and pa“: day night are not able In lnuko

‘roons in a series.

I6 Trophy‘

pllst T1u'k Broda early Ln the Qp-l But that Wils before the appear.

(nillg fralilc. Iriowever, Reg Halli-alive 0i Frank Dixon of New York

zihn restored the Lcals to an even Ulllyfllilly-

kril when he made a solo rilsir 13114611.

down the ice and knocked chef-VP!) h-S

11111-11 past Paul Bibeault. [pnlsn bee _ 1n the second period the Leafsis the new National Amateur

Mflfllllng Qmhflml

1 be enough i0‘

1210111 on ("LIIIISL the Sllllll Jerry

IUMMAI!

B-.*.i'.:-1\ for the two-pro-

ce tltlc. From opinions given

,- (‘tr-ii Abbius tvere

1r Vl("l0l'y and

ti with the

. , 11111111 cciifi-

'1 that i110)‘ will easily advance

to the next l'0.llll('i_

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This opinion however is not en- 31‘ ‘ ~ the players them- s1‘ _ a big, powerful lihilll 11.0 1 lit-id 1:1 :1 lot of re- spect by the Aublrs. Thcyt are far from confident 0f llélTillg an easy time of it 1n tonightls encounter; in fact they‘ are locking forward to the hardest kind of struggle and intend trying to increase their lead from the opening whistlo.

o o c , Just as fast as the Moncton squad and in the pink of condition tlic Islanders intend to throw speed and more speed sit their o ponents tonight and in their fins workout ovnr the week-cud each and every man was skillinq wide open in their hour and a half drill. a o o

Duo to mtavoldabls oiroumstan ces it appears likely that the Ab- bies will be minus the services of Johnny Squarebriggs and Walter Lawlor for tonight's game but Coach Sqilurcbrigiis has a wealth of mliicrliil to choose from to fill the gaps and he was of the strong opinion last night that his IREELIII will be able to eliminate the Ma.- IJJVERIS from further playdown sc-

y.

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Junior Royals swing into act-ion Wcrlz-duv night at St. Joseph's. NB. when they meet a Moncton team, the New Brunswick champ- ions in the opening game for the N.B._P.E.I, title. Royals. Mari- time titlcholders three years out of the last four, have a far stronger team than they iced last year and already they" are being picked as the team to whip for the Maritime crown.

Composed mostly of pla ers from Prince 0f Wales who per ormcd so tveil 1n Lllfl City Hockey League t0- gethcr with the addition of two promising juvenile players the team packs weight, speed and loads of scoring ability. They should prove hard to knock off and their qpelliflg performance on Wednes- day night will be watched with keen interest by fans, among whom the l1ockcy' fever is rapidly reach- ing s high pitch.

O I O I

Wednesday night next. also marks the second big inter-service boxing meet to be staged at the Sportng Club. In aid of the Kins- men‘ Milk-for-Britain Fund the coming card is certain to again provide the fans with another night of real honest-to ess mitt-slinging between fighters from the Army, Navy and Air Force.

O C I

On the occasion of the last tournament. Army carried off the team prize as the largest crowd—- one that taxed every inch of s ace in the Club-ever to witness a x- ing card here gazed on nncl Wed- nesday night both Air Force and Navy will be out gunning for the Army team's scalp.

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Army, howver, have another fcrtuida-ble bunch of mitt-slingers totl1r0\y' into action and the tcmpo of the bouts promises to be even faster than was the case on the last occasion a. card of this kind was held.

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As stated nbnvc the tourney is for a most worthy CiIlISP. Official»- cunnected u-itfi the m'1\t app 193v. int; nofhinsz undone In orrler to Pt-nlfe l‘ “r v; ‘to <'.\~.'-»- 1hr: tn") aml_ if is to he lm 1rd t‘ at the aitend- Hill‘? Will r-vin (‘flllfli 01' evcn bet- te-r that of the first tournament.

Today's Schedule At Curling iiluh

.FM$%fifi&fi%fi$ lub this evening. They include: Keefe Trophy 1 p.m., Ice no. i W. T. Weir vs. Ivan Home 1 p.m., Ice no. I l. J. lsrsbee vs. L. Tumor Dominion Life Trophy ‘I p.m., loo no. l 0. G. Hughes vs. W. W. lord I p.m.. fee no. 1 l. R. Bell vs. Judge C. C. Duffy 9 p.m., foe no. 2 P. S. Cobb vs. Dr. H. McIntyre

"Canadiesil

moved into g 3-1 lead on goals by Mel Hill and Jack McLean.

In the closing stanza Billy Tay- lor scored on a major penalty shot nftez- he was tripped by a habltalit. l-ie worked right in on Bibezullt Wind mot the 17M! fllwlllh $119 goalies logs. O'Connor netted the neatest goal of the game when he collected a pas; from Dutch Hlller 11nd back-handed a mot from l!) front 0f the net whlilh BTOdB» couldn't handle.

Gordie Drillon did not. play to- night. The big winger has a slight concussion suffered Last Thursday night in a game with Chicago. Gully Simon checked Drillon and the Canadien landed headflrst on the ice. The Habitamts’ club doc- tor wouldn't let Drillon don his skates for tonight's game.

SUMMARY

First Period _

1—Montreal, Harmon (O'Connor. Hiller) 3:14

2_Toronto, R. Hamilton 6:53 Penaltlss- Davison, Portland. lcoond Period

s-Tlcronto, Hill (J. Hamilton) 2:34 li-Jroronto, McLean (Pbrsey) 14.22 Penalttev- Benoit 2. Hill.

Third Period 5—'!bronto Taylor (Mayor Penalty Shot) 5 20 O'Connor (Hiller.

s-Montreal, Getliffe) 14.55 Penall-ies- Jones, Pratt.

II.II.L_ Standing

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Detroit Boston Toronto Chicago

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Ranger;

,=Athletlc Union the distance. He won that distinction Satur- flfly night by sticking close to de. fending champion Gil Dodds Boston during the first half or the race-clocked in 2;00,3 for probably is the fastest 880 yards ravelled in major mile rum; and then going ahead on the lop. Dixon's time was 4:09.11.

Bedeque South Shore Finals

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‘Ric Middleton Bombers took an- other stride toward the Shore Hock the Simmons and by delqiting the Iieafs 5 for their second straight win in a b8“ 0f five series.

The game was wide open, and a real thriller for the large crowd Present. and in the last period es- pecially the pace was furious.

The high fling Bombers shot two goals in the first period, added another in the second and split four goals with Freetown in 11 hec- tic wlnd-up session. Muttart, R. Bradshaw and A. DesRoches led the Middleton attack, their speed and stickhandling spelling disaster for the game Maple Leafs.

The goalies, Noonan and Camp- bell performed sensationally, and drew rounds of simlause for their phenomenal saves.

Llneupsz- 1

Middleton - Goal, Noonan; De- fence, Oaiwny, Camera“ Muggm-t; Forwards. R. Bradshaw. A. Des- Roches, McKenna, M. DesRoches, M. Bradshaw.

Freetown _- Goal. Campbell; De. fence. Stnvert. Clow: Forwards, Simmons. Somers, Mayne, Gardi- ner, Hill.

final

MncFnrlane cup,

S’Side Academy Ice Sports Prize List

Tho following is a list of the winners in the different events at the Summerslde Academy Ice Sports held in the Crystal Rink, Summerside Friday evening.

‘This year's sports were perhaps the most successful yet staged and the attendance topped even last year's record crowd of eleven hun- dred aidmisslons. Much credit ‘.51 due the officials in charge oi 1.11s different events which were run according to schedule. The officials were: W. M. Spindle, . Heath Mc- Qiuarrle, and Davis Lidstone; Ref- eree, Herbert Schurmaln; Starter, Fred Mturiw; Announcer. Don Stewart.

Boys 5 and 6 years old, one lap

1. Arnold Mcbean

2. Robert Sear)

3. David Arnold.

Boys '7 years old. one lap

1. Edward Dalton

2. Fred Clarkln

3. Fred White.

Girls 8 11nd 9 vears old, one lap

1. Julia Melkle

2. J. Morrison‘

3. Phylis White.

Boys a y-nnrs old. one lap

1. Neil Walker, Eldon Champion. ' oqtml

2 Jclin Gillis. '

Boys F) roar: rild, second section

1. John Gallant

2. Allison Richards

3. Peter Pope.

B80 yard relay race. Summcrside vs West Kent

Won by West Kent. Team com- pcscd of Rodd, Judson. Bagnall and Jay.

Boys 9 years old, 2 laps

I. James Hipbenstall

2. Jimmie Richards

3. Bennett Arsenault.

Gil-ls ll) to 1i years old, two laps

1. Bertha Huestis

2. Betty Ross

3. Barbara Conrad

Boys 10 years old, I laps

I. Billie Stewart.

I. Bev Gay

S. Ellorv Arsennult

Boys 11 years old. three laps

I. Layton Schunnan

‘l. Ernest Delghan

S. Louis Wedge

Girls 12-13 years old, three laps

l. Inez Peters

2. Dorothy Ellis

3. Helen Straight. '

Boys l2 vcars cld, three laps

1. Allen Stewart

2. D. R. Morrison

3. Rim Pldgeon.

Ski Race. (Girls)

l. Barbara Citrrle

2. limlthn Crue

R. Connie Conrad.

Roller Skfltl‘ Race

l. Barbara Currie

Referees - Jack Green, Harold Bagnall.

SUMMARY First Period

1 - Middleton. McKenna (Brad- shaw) I - Middleton. Muttart

Second Period

Mid dleton, R, (Muttart)

Third’ Period

4 - Freetown. Clow 5 — ll/flddletor, 8 - Freetown. Somers mons) 'l —~ Middleton. A. DedRochel Penalty — Simmons.

Amateur Hockey Scores

QUEBEC SENIOR PLAYOFFS SATURDAY

RQVals 2 R.C.A F (Royals lead one game drawn

SASKATCHEWAN SENIOR SEMI - ‘INAL

1 ) best-of- three 1-0,

Flin Hun Bombers B Saskatoon .0 A F 4

R . . .

(Flin Fluii leads best - of - five series, 2-0) Western Canada Intermediate seml.

I1 Vernon All-Stars 5 Noti-e Dame

Hounds 3 (Vernon Leads best - of - three

series, l-0) OJLA. Junior A Hamilton 0 Oshawa 4 (Oshawa leads best - of - seven

series three games to none) N.O.H.A. Junior

Cpoippcr cliff 6 Sault Rapids 2 ( rst gnme of round-robin series N.0.If.A. Senior Budbury 6 Porcupine 2 (First game or best-of-seven final ries)

Ottawa Senior City [league Ottawa Canadians l2 Kingston I (Canadlens win best-of-five final

series in four games) Quebec Senior Playoff Sunday (Qaueelzcc 4 Montreal Army 2 s

-of-thres series tied f-l; one game drawn)

Remember 171$}...

but then world's heavyweight box- fng champion, successfully defended

indoor champion at

of

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South ey Championship and

Freetown Maple -2 on Thursday Feb. 26th,

Bradshaw

A. DesRochcs (Sim-

Prlmo carnero, now back in Italy,

Brino, Marjorie Hal, Miss B

Knrava Llle Great, Leland. Cass c trot and pace: George

Kultnuck, Happy K., Tex Worthy,

Peter Grattan. elll’: Pick, Milton Y

TGWET.

Colt Race: McN Budlong, Bud Worth.

Black Hawks l And Bruins In 4-4 Deadlock

CHICAGO, Feb, B-(AIU-Chi- cago Black Hawks. str ling to retain a slim grip on t ird place in the National Hockey League, played the sccond- laoe Boston Bruins to a 4-4 dea lock tonight before 18,261 in the Chicago Stad- ium, but wound up tied for the No. 8 spot as Toronto Maple Leafs WOn 4-2 over Montreal.

There was a sharp shift in the individual scoring race, however, as Boston's Bill Cowley, until bo- nlglit the leading pointmaker, fail- ecl to count either a goal or an as- sist. Consequently Doug Bentley of the Hawks. who made two goals and an assist, moved into the lead ,1 with 65 points and his brother. lMax Bentley, fired in a goal and made two assists for a total of 64 points, good enough to tie Cowley for runner-up honors.

SUMMARY

' First Period

1. Chicago. M. Bentley (Wlebe, D Bentley) 1.37.

2. Boston-Boyd (H. Jackson, Shew- chuk) 2.48. '

3. Boston. Boyd (H. Jacksonflham- iierlain) 10.42

5: Boston, H. Jackson Chamberlain) 18.42, Penalties-None.

Second Period

6. Chicago, D. Bentley (M. Bent- ley. Thorns) 8.56. ‘I. Chicago, D. Bentley (Johnston, M. Bentley) 17.04.

Penalties-Chamberlain I major).

(Boyd,

(one

Third Period :1 $110980. Allen (Purpur, moms)

Penalties-D. Bentley. Boyd, Thorns.

Gape Breton League Won By Air Force

SYDNEY, N.S.. Feb, ills-WP)- The RICAII. ,...i. _'.,...-..,.,,4 the cape Breton senior hockey league dta-mpiuns . 01-’ taking its l‘ Tom the Army 7-8 in the best-of-fiv: final

The Fliers now WA“ iucet the winners of the A-P-c Leallue in the Nova Scotia playdowns. Pictou Shipyards and New Glasgow Bombers are playing off for the A-P-C- title

N 13117171??? i-‘éutilb A SWELL BIRTHDAY

PPESENT FOR ETHEL" ONE

the trip, Johnny Sduambrilll. Play- ing conch. and Walter Lawlor, b0 h

collision

of whom figured in the scoring the opening game. Their place; srs being taken by Woolrldgs Ind Cuclvnore. It 1s expected that Kim will act as coach.

Lieut. Gordon DeBlois. manager of the club was aiso sxneotod to make the trip.

"Tnrky" Whitlock will b9 the N- feree from here.

Souris Juniors Defeat Queen Square 4-2.

A souris Junior hockey tum Friday night defeated a team from Queen square 4-2 in an exhibition game at Souris. But they hops (n have revenge if a return game can be arranged. -

Queen Square opened the snoring with a. bang, slamming in the first goal at the ten-seconds mark, al- most from the opening face 01f. But then Souris got into it; stride and slammed in two goals before the visitors tied it up 2-sll. 801ml scored the lone tally in the second and repeated in the third.

..The lineups-

Souris: Goal, B. Pierce; defence, McLean, O. Cheverle, L. Lennon; Forwards. Gallant, M. McKenzie. lid Cheverie, T. Pierce P. Chevcris, Grant, H. Paquet. -

5.5.: Goal, Haughev; Defence. L. Martin, N. Wilson. G1 Ready, M. dwin; Forwards. 1". Bradley. E. rbett, H. Tminor. J. Moi - neau , A. Dowllng, C. Dowling. . She 1rd

SUMMAI!

First Period I—Q.S.S., Bradley (Coxibctt) :10 ‘oi-Souris, Pierce (H. Paquet) 8:00 Il-Souris, m cheverle 15:00 4—Q.S.S., Trainor. (Bradley) 17.00 Penalties. M. McKenzie. Second Period 5—Souris, 11x:- Chcveris (M. McKen-

zlo) 10.00 Penalties: O. Chsvsris.

Third Period s-spuris. 013d Cheverle (M. Molten. z .

e) 2. Penalties: O. Cheverle. lid awn-lo (2). Corbett (2) McLean.

Navy Team Evens .llp Final Series

l-IALJFAIIX, Feb. 28-(CP)—'11'ie fast-skati g Navy team overcame the R..CA.F. with sheer D886 Saturéiay night tto score IaB-lzcwi: and rawevena a game p s

the best-of-five Halifax senior hockey league .ftn"l.

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serving tim their third of Stewart's than a man The on scored Hsktall slammed early in Win art, Les Doug Ala: Motter s

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2—Detroit Doug Polish. '

Pik RUM-mil. Ponsltl

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Hundreds of '

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the world which boasts s slibwm

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first highway.

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with Bryan Hextsll.

rnslor penalties went to lfextsll Simon. who put on a l otlgnrloif; wrestling and fight-

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home

the second period. The Red g tallies were mods by Stew- lss, Jimmy Orlando, nc- Mud Brut-menu. First Period

f-Dctroit. Stewart lls

second Period S—New)Yzo1l'I5, Hoxtall (Kirkpatrick, e : '

blotter (Olrvsth) 14:48 es- Stewart i. xlrlqntriok . Bimon Abel. Warwick (major). Third Period

kbartrolt, Orlando 8:98 C-gctsit. Brunetssu (Gmnombol)

Penaltics- ptewsrt (s); shock, n. Whtson.

lllurday’: Game fi-JMF-(Do-

tlwios as Detroit established an sil- tims club scoring mark.

The . f - orltes 1% hadn't “i?” fl“ glass since Dec.

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IUIMAI! Il-Il Polio] l. Detroit, Bnnotosu (Ion. ltew- Penalties-Nona.‘ IOOOII PIlsl I. Dflmit. . l-iscombo H016) L00. gbopotroit. H. Watson (Ddullu) i. non-on. n. Watson ,<

Th]!!! Period

S. Detroit. Grouo (Abel) 2.06. B. Detroit. Liscombe

u) 1.21. ‘I. New York. Myles (Wu-wick)

s, Detroit, uomi- (Abel) 1am. Penalties-Orlando, .

COASTAL HIGHWAY

miles

beach alone the coast wars Brain's

36m) ma ies- Watson, alcwort, union,

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The Ifid ivsly

the second

Penalties. however. had little . effect upon the score.

gs jumped into s two- in the first period, the second while Warwick was e and rang up one of iwrlod tallies when one lntslties had left

lv Ranger goal also was dlurlng Stewart's

The goal

' a. caicsgo. Hamill 11s:

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eslc scored

rst implemented cad

(Bruactsou.

Douglas.

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Stewart

of smooth

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lint Period

l. OhIcoBO. M. Bent!!! (D. Bent-

ley) 11.14.

f‘. ‘Ibrangmlavidson (0099. K- 1811] n . . Penalties-Much, DlVld-lbfl-

Iooond Period

or —Nons.

Pena ties-Polls, Pratt (two min- ors and 10-minute misconduct). Hamill (minor and 10-minute mis- conduct), D. Bentley, Jones.