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Aces Defeat Truro 8-3;

Sport Shorts From Britain

BY ALLAN NICKLISON Canadian Press Staff Writer IONDON. March 81

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_Tii!13_§lié§I.-9TTET°W§.._GUARP1AN- Rescue Serviceman

Freddie Mills. who i, one of the few in Britain to behcve he would stand a chance against Joe Louis,

i Win Allan Cap Semi-Final

HALIFAX. April 5—(OP)—G\-ie- bec Aces crashed the eastern Al- lan Cup finals Saturday night by subdulng‘ Tr sweep eir round in straight, games.

Besrcats battled doggedly s11 the way, but as in the first two games here. the Marltimers could match the speed, finesse and stay- ing power of the heavier Quebec team.

The score of the final match duplicated the count of Tuesday's opening game. Aces won the second game Thursday 7-4.

The eastcrners were ahead at only one stage of Saturday night's game. Defenceman Ray Powell gave iiiem the lead late in the first period when a shot from his

uro Bea-rcats 0-8 to best-in-five semi-final

not.

‘to Bruneieau in the clear. and goalie Bonn MacDonald had n chance on sh .

Aces opened their heav firing in the second session an Nils Tremblay found the nets twice and Baldwin once before Bearcais could retal . Manny Maclntyre con- nected for Truro, but then playing coach Billy Reay of Quebec slam- med in the Aces‘ fourth goal of the eriod to make the tally 5-2.

Wth defeceman Ab MacKinnon failing to return for the third per- iod a ter absorbing a heavy check Bearcats were on

the defensive most of the third session. Gaudre- eult and Stahan lashed in scores

selves together. Robertson wound up a combin-

stepped into London's Club ring for his first

itlme with Bert Gilroy. Scottish middleweight champion, before the {referee stopped the f t in

eighth round of a ETOl-lnd bout. If nothing else, an; bou

‘exposed the temerity of a recent Ichallenge to Louis by Mills through

‘hLs manager, Ted Broadribb The feeling v12 that if ccud accept the ghallenge he w Wmurder" Iboctli boxe Mills. weighing but

cxlpscted of a cham/plon that

H’! fish/t in nine o molnths and won an unlmpressivs

V CEO

f]. The British and Bnplre lithi- the eduled 10

Louis’ ould! the former country-fair, 1n the first few scconds- » 1'15 pounds.

berm-B Bggrcgtg mum pup them- wns such a long way below the fem

t

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bpoitcd nlong the shores of Prince Edward island are nmall detachments of the ll. C. A. F. winter

in pouible.

crowd began to hoot when some oi‘ ation play with Ccnlck and Stan- Pllfliihe-lidmliwd by lmfiiuPh hope to get Truro's last goal 1n th ~ R4985 or! served l 1m _ eighth minute o; the period, bu: ,the Bournemouth Bomber concent-l"'°“' “u” hm“ “l”! '""'"' umm“ "m"

, E m! , whose hi: l: the rescue of airmen who my be forced Lude Check came fight back WM‘ ‘rah d o“ something mo" n a down in the ice-strewn Iwciies of the Gulf o1 St.

stick carorned into the Quebec net off big Butch Stella-n’: shin while the other Quebec rearguard, Doug Baldwin, was serving a high-stick-

two-hnndzd windmill attacl: he can-i

penalty.

dic Bruneteau squared mature before thh end oi the period, how- ever. again while Aces were short- hsinded Srcaklng away from a Traro power play, Stahsn passed

They Await

n it finals in 193i. and that year too their opponents were the Hawks. Cimadlens took that series but the best of five set to went the limit, in games before the cup came to Montreal.

Canadians came through semifinal series with Toronto Leafs in 800d shape and will be at full strength for tlhe start of the series. Possibility was seen that, Coach Dick Irvin would e his system for the finals and use t defence- men and three full forward lines.

Against the close checking leafs he used four defencemen and two and two third forward lines for all games except the first one and the system worked well. but the high- gcoring Hawks are expected to play more open hockey and it is thought libely Irvin will meet their sccnng challenge with three full lines up front.

Canadiens were full of confid- ence about the outcome of the ser-

‘. MONTREAL, April a - (C?) - Montreal Canadiens waited tonight for the arrival of Chicago Black

Hawks to open their first Stanley Cup finals in l8 years here Tuesday

lg‘. . The Canuclu were last in the

their tele

another for Quebec to wind up the scoring for the night. For the rest of the game, the tired Bearcais could do nothing. and Aces made

their big margin.

Canadians Confident As

Cup Finals

16s. although they figured the. Hawks would make a battle of it e114 the way, They had the word of Red, Dutton, ng director of the National Hockey League who sawi some oi the Chicago - Detroit games, that the Hawks were hot. and would be hard to beat.

The Canucks, some oi them at least, were in playful mood over the weekeni. Four of them, Mike Mc- Mahon. Murph Chamberlain, Phil Watson and Ray Getlific sent a gram to Dutton protesting rig- ainst. award of the Byng ‘Ih-opihy for gentlemanly play to Clint Smith of the Hawks.

"In connection with the award of the Byng ‘Trophy!’ said the te arc-m. “We hereby register a prot- est We was robbed and discrim- inated against "

The four bad men of the Canad- iens spent a total oi 230 minutes in the penalty box during the regular season

iianucks Refused To

only half-hearted efforts to bolster bbove his eye Many should have stoPllfid it in the first round when he had Gilroy on the

Arsenal goalkeeper who with Tooze since the two went over- sas with the Royal lfWO were taken prisoners during the Tunisian campaign when the 8th Army entered Tunis.

roy, weary and bleedin from a cu

canvas for a nine count.

One of Freddie's punches missed Gilroy by nearly a foot and landed on the head of Referee 0.5. Tho- ma:- The officials knees ssgged for W?“ to save himself from going over- Mills apologized and the fight con-

a second and he grabbed the

tlnued.

Mills last serious contest was last May when he took just five minutes on,

to knock out six-foot Al Robins n Lead; heavyweight who has been beaten by Canada's Al Delaney. "I've been in boxing‘, and they are no use me." instructor in the after the bout "I want reel live ‘flights and I mean to get them some- ow."

Normle Lewis

not be rated as a world contender.‘ L'"°“"- The fight was stollllcd with Ctil-

Mills

exhibitions said Mills, s, sergeant, physical training a1 Air Force.

Trained in wireless. semaphore and first i aid. these “ice commandos" are ready and able to t‘ liar-t at a moment's notice across the shifting iloes. equipped with warm clothing. first old kits, signalling apparatus and a “walkie-talkie" radio which keep! them in contact with the crashed aircraft and any other aircraft within 30 miles. The rescuers wear

ihronmlielson "Wins ‘Trapping gum, 5°" T°""'""""t Closed In Prov.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., April I --(A Pl- Byron Nelson clipped seven strokes off par figures in today's final 96 holes to win the Knoxville we: bond golf touranmcnt.

‘The 31-year-old iron master from Toledrrs Invemess Club milled from a two-stroke deficit to nose out the favored Hamid “Jug" Mcspaden by a stroke with a lll-hcle 210- Nel- son Jumped out_ of shim-day's second Ilflloe tie bv firing a iour-under-par 66 in the morning ill-hole slump-

"Fish" Crocketf,

F. Photo-l

nvvlzicial ,, are reminded that the season on mink and m"!!- rat closed on Mani: 31st and any" one having pelts on hand are ad- vised to dispose of same as soon as convenient. The season on fox and rabbits closed on Plebrua-‘ry 15th- Trappers report that the season Just concluded was one of the most profitable in years. Hig prices were obtained for all kinds of fur.

won the Welsh . . l bantiunvreigh; boxing championship, mmm“; “d finishing i?” with 995ml‘ ‘he “we "yew" d" v' new“ w» w: Moi-u. u l» i” "1 uxizsi.""ssli.i‘.i*:.§:*....**ii:: fifth round of a scheduled 15- a‘ a mm” maker’ ma‘ WM red

round bout at. Pontyipridd. Morris,

_ o. home-town boy, hit the canvas

twice before being counted out.

A snlpefs bullet in Italy ldlied Cyiil 'l‘oozc, young fullback owned by the Arsenal football club

'I'l1e word came from Ted Plait,

had been

Fusiliers. The

bug

LONDON, April 1 —- (CP) — It Can

,was a great team. this

_ rimming re eased '20 Saturday. Saint John ‘iroians

Norah's victory, ivorih $1.333, was llhls sflrond of this season.

fox and mink following in the order named The value of the wild iur

i - . catch o? thanlslarad tin {this 15:13 ,Samt John Wins “t... “ c0300.?" ma». a and it is the intention of the I autiltoritieg to protect and foster

Junior Hoop Grown

MOQICTON, N.B,, April 2 -—iCPJ —T Moncwn All-Stars 29-

this lucrative industry. Heavy pen cities are imposed on ilwse w trapping out of season, or hav g illegally taken pelts in possession in close season.

MICHAUD

(OoiiiAnuedfir-dm page 1.)

won the Maritzmc juvenile basket- ball crown by a ictal store of 63- 64 for a two-game series ad- vanced to the Dominion finals

Murray. B LAC Bill lhckham,

ti

. . u‘ Arctic clothing and curry no food. to travel as "I?" A circling shale. as well l: directing them to the airmen in need of ald- The "Ice commandos" Ruatioo unit. Left to riiihl! Midland. Ont; LAC Bill “SPIN” Aries. Saint John. N. 13.: AC2 Pat Clam-cy, Chaiham. N. 8.; LAC Gor- don "Crash" Savoy. Burnt Church, N. 5.: 3d. Ernie

aircraft drops food by pal’!- of the North LAC Al Breanne:- of

Charlottetown. REL; Sgt, Duncan . ELL. N.C.0. in oharte Ind Wheatley River. P. I. I. (RAJ-A-

It-‘EVEALTETAI-E‘ (continued-Qua page l.)

a. n. (Gar) Harland of Riverside. - F0. J. D. L:

tailed to reach the Labrador air- port. A United states search air- craft sighted them from the air mniiéalmnstthe some thud“; or trapper came uoon while they were chopping wood Aircraft droppzd them es and later a sin-equipped plane and ‘u. piper c-ub lanucu on the crash ‘site. Gilmour mid Johnson were flown out while lmrle. Cam l1 and Harland Journeyed to ose fi on foot. reaching there s. week r.

six Minute; from Safety

The crew brought back a detail- ed reoord of their experiences in the treacherous icing conditions

.wnlch had trapped mem W61‘ this

utcs later the trees near lonely lake 13 miles from safety at. Goose Bey, six minutes flying time

“VIN. lznrleu log book and Harlem's s: naylunflnn rid. mn-

gSell Goalie Outright

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By TB-UDI McCUHDUGIl Anoohtod PNII Still Wills!

NIIW YORK. Ami 2 —(AP) - ultaneoualy with the news that Mai.-Gen Onde Charles Wingntc ed 1n a. plane crash in Burma. the story can be told that this ‘égword sad‘ Bible" gen- er was e my: ous stronger of the Quebec conference illt

Ant the nine th who led the u N0 bearded officer were regsed his

but his can-rage and manner sug- gested an old nt vmbilsamnashewa-lkedthetor- raoeofthooiiedehwsssbeeuti- English 1 i6 yea-N his unlor. Her name was not to be mgntioned either. m enam- p was poled ‘ Wingate was the embodiment of f the conference's clofirct

and auders.

Now. with the accomplishment of his minions. tih is lift ed. The rum Bri-

illued to _ angle warfare and prepare himfor 9 0 would

a w h oe thewaneuard of a reoondueot of

misses Filiifliiti,

For sale at Wellington ‘Meltlsillh Qtablss Buntsin Bell's Wharf, Mchoice horse!- ill- cluding number nlccniniorcl-A i~

name. ‘they noticed he Vila uotjtail fine

flllnliili llijf lAlWil-AU “nairiuuii Us

tall The winter‘; 501011111

40nd of this product of nature. ‘sne rmizration 1s not expected in road-n its peak until me last 0i the week and Judging from the num- bers present to uate s. iugnt. equalling, if not surpassing, last springs record is anticipated. ‘Inc first arrivals are officially report- ed to have reached the slew of urwcil river on February Zsrd. This in itself constitutes somewhat of a

Bowling

right purchase of goalie Paul Elbe- ult. Bibeoult ls Canadiens‘ property

Sudbury Team liuli liolants

TORONTO. April 2—(CP)—Sud- bury Open Pit blanked Hull V0!- ant 7-0 Saturday night to wind up the best-oi-five eastern

Ottawa deadlocked. The miners now will meet Quebec Aces in the eastern Canada final for the Allan Cup.

Cflfladfl

ago, the NR5. swap frcm the Inter-All

John Clare, Brighton’; Stevie Ste- iiliens and George Robinson of u s

T).

‘The Canadians had partially closed the gap with two Koala in the second half when Sgt. Percy Lawley cf Vancouver. playing at. outside left. was injured and carried from the field. Short of a man, the Canadians continued to press, but

geant major from Montreal, scored two for the losers. whie Whent counted the other. Also otustanding f0,- the Canadians were halfback: Alex Archer, a lance coiroporal from

ed Services Cup

grecihound tracks throng out Eng- and so that conspirators (night share in huge betting profits was revealed at the Old Bat cy when a British army desertcr was sentenced to 21 months lmprcsoniment. At the same time Scotland Yard revealed it is searching for the head of the organlzetion- -a shadowy figure known as "London Jae."

“In thLs country we ride ourselves

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sentence on William Spioer, 39, of ‘the Pioneer Corps. “You have been doing vour best, to muddy it and lmake it as dirty as possible.