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west Provides Chief Threat For Alla" Cup Coach Of Trail Smoke Eaters Claims

Smoke Eaters i

Hand Wolves 5 - 2 Defeat

(0. P. by Guardian’: Special Wire) HALIFAX, Dec. it-Trail Smoke mtera concluded their trans-Can. tour with a. 5-2 victory over Halifax Wolves tonight. They will gill from here for a tour of Europe met will include the international enunptonshlp series in Switzer- land in February.

The team, an miior amateur chamlllons, found item opposition tn tlhe Wolves, vastly improved since coach Jimmy lortie of Mon-treat took over can. trol. The Allsn Cup holders carried too much scoring punch. however, and dominated each period,

anolie Eaters went ahead iri the first with ROB-ls by Benoit and mOrei-dy. Clever Halifax‘ plays early in the second Dcricd evened the score. witlh MacKenzle and Redmond bamzini! the puck past, Saodellam, in the Trail nets, The visitors applied pressure. however, and added a brace of counters in the middle session, Kowcinak tal_ use’ llioth of“ them.

o \'e_s so waves of power- play; up the ice in the third period‘ but; could n-ct break through the qrmii defence. Cronle broke a/way late 1n the period with two wingmen and ruoped through the alifax de. ienoe after faking them out of position.

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HALIFAX, . _ git‘ Ixllacllla in 1Ceacna ide1th‘: ° Hue. of oourse-—i ht. m" 1B bclnz played in the weiltgrn

Pml/lnccs. Ab Cronte youthful "W111i! ccmch of Trail, l5, 0,, minke gators said here tonight.

And he should know. He has just led his team. Allan Cu winner-g Ht year. on a. 6.000-iiiie trip m. 3355 9941858. Dliylhk 14 ames for ser es eﬁliliailllmetfilpitthi‘ “h” 11"" Fbb. 2-21 in Switzerland. p Ealitbur of the six games the Smoke ers lost. were taken from them bv western teams. Ano her held them to a tie. Kirkland Lake and Qllcbcc Aces were the only eastern WWII-s to hails up the Smoke mt- "5 5°51!“- Neﬂrly all of the defeats were by a one-goal margin. 1 fcthbridize split a two-game m. Searchers “yr i“ 251i em w ce. - and 4-1; Kirkland Bhd Quebec 3-2. And in the east the Smoke Eaters. three of their PIBYEIB Injured in the second Fiin Flon game, were not at full stlmllml The U8 lame was in Ed- monon. Definitely. u far as Cronie sees "- the greatest threat to Smoke” Eaters retaining the Allan Cup is 80mg to come from the west. In Oshawa. Ottawa, Cornwall, Whefc they took two games, and Saint John. the champions won with varying ease. The seventh vic- tory was at calimrv. at the start of the tour. ‘Iliiey will visit Scotland. England, France. Gennany. Czecho-Slovakia, Switzerland. Sweden and ibly Norway. And when Coach Cronie is

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Coveted Trophy

Awarded To i

Jack Dempsey

(A. P. by Guardian’: Special WIre) NEW YORK. Dec. tl-Jeck _, former world heavy- Wiiihi champion. today was award- ed the Edward J. Neil Mentor-till ‘Irophy by the New York boxing writers as tile man who had done the mcst for boxing in 1938.

Dempsey was named the first Ntipient of the award, presented in honor of the former Associated Press sports writer and war cor- - ed in Spain a year ago,

In selecting Dempsey for the lward. the writers took inito con- lidmtiion the former chum/plan's popularity and that he still is the 1601" of tile boxing fans, They gainted out that wherever he goes

referee a boxing or wrestling

match. the fans usually come to nee the Monassa Maulcr rather than tile fighters or wrestlers.

llenrv Armstrong. winner three titles in l0 months, Riven honorable mention.

IIONTANEZ SCORES KAYOI WIN '

of was

NEW YORK, D80. I —(AP)\ Pedro Montanez. Puerio rueah llilhtwclght. technically knocked out vlncenzo Servino Stam- Iﬂfd. Conn. in the second round c! an eight-round bout tonight

when Servino failed to answer the the

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asked whether his team will retain the International championship. won last year by Sudbu Wolves, for Canada, he lust rnvs " ifs rather early to say yet. February is quite

a way of ." But. somehow. he gives the im- pression the Smoke Eaters will.

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Intermediate Abbie Team

Elects Slate

The Intterfnedlale Alobles meet- ing held last night in the Sporting Club was a decided success. It was largely attended by players and others interested in the welfare o! the team. Mr. Ralph Cameron act- ed as chairman. After considerable discussion the nominations for of- ficers took place. and the follow- inz were unanimously elected to carry the torch for th cluib for the cominti season. -

President: Dr. F. C. Domitian.

Vice President: Joey MacDonald.

Whitey Glllis. Murray Carmichael.

Mr. Ralph Ca/meron was alp- pointed manager. and the appoint rnent is regarded e popular one as Mr. Cameron has been connected with sport for a. considerable num- ber of years. The coach was sel- ected at a previous coniflwb of the players. ‘Ilhe team will register in the intermediate playdowns this coming spring.

At the conclusion of the meetinc a heart/y vote of thanks was ex- tended to Mr. Joev MacDonald. popular Manager of the Bportinri Club. for the use ol the Club for the meeting.

Miniature Rifle Shoot Tonight

The first meeting of the Char- lo tetown Miniature Rifle Club will be held tonight at the drill hell at ‘l 30

‘All members and others interest- ed in rifle-shooting are urged t0 attend. It. is proposed w have wv- eml pre-Girisi-mas prize shoots-

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Pusie Still Wowing ’em In New York

IB‘ ALAN RANDAL) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK, D60. 8 —(CP) —

Well can? my g fbagl Here's cheer for golf duffers who are al-

ways being told "slow up your Swirl ' . . . . A high-speed elec- tric camera that caught Bobby

Jones‘ golf-swing shows that once his down-swing gets under way it is a matter of only SQ-looths of a second before the heft is smack- erood . . . . the erstwhile mashte vealed the erstwhile mashle maestro‘; hands a shade ‘ahead of the club-head when it smaks t.lie ball . . . that's contrary to gener- ally accepted theory of how a. club should be swung . . _,

Torchy Peden, the big Victoria (B. C.) cycler, copies up now with the opinion spare time is the big- gest enetmy of the six-day bike rider . . .. that wouldn't be the “good story" Torchy promised a few days back in Buffalo, or would

Jean Pusie Is the big, tough hombre of St. Louis Buyers in the American Hockey Association , . . he's still as colorful as during the brief spell he was a New York Ranger, wowing Madison Square Gardenites . . . during a recent out-of-town demonstration against the Myers. Pusle grabbed himself a fan-tossed bag of peanuts . . . and while the cleaners dragged the ice all around him, Jean calm- ly popped peanuts into that big fizzog of his

I! Joe Iouis gets by John Henry Lewis -—as everybody expects he will-John Henry may defend his light, heavyweight championship in London . . . Brig-Gen A. Critch- ley, London promoter. would Lewis to meet Len Harvey at Har- ringay Arena . . .

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Pitching staffs of New York Yankees and Boson Braves turn- ed out to be the t whitewash- ers in the American Lcague dur- “e s“%."n““.r“°:. -.- ~ records u uy ow an- kee whitewash jobs and 10 for the Red Sox . . . chieazc White Sox led in the ot‘;;r direction, be- ing blanked nine times . . . .

English Cup Battles Hold S p o t l i gh t

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON, Dec. B-Secorld-round English cup battles hold the snoot- lilzltt fcr football fans at the week- end. Nine minor leatrlle clubs. sur- vivors of qualifying rounds and the first round proper. and 25 fewes- entatives of the bu: leamlcs third division take part to determine en-

trgngatm tihe next stage of the com on.

seven of the nine junior 511115415 are drawn against teams holding

senior status Wli-IPIIIOSI; of the in- terest settling cn the Gainsboro- Trinlty-Doncaster Rovers 8811M at Gainsborough. In the previous round the 11-min disposed of G-ateshead. stronﬂ third dlvl-tlcﬂ squad, by a 2-1 verditot.

The revised third-round draw for the English Cup follows: Ipswich Town vs Torqllly Unit“!- sounrthoripe United vs Watford. Walshall vs Clapton Orienit. ‘ Runccl-n vs Aldershot. Bouthport vs Swindon Town. Hgrtlepools United vs Queen's Park

Rangers. Port- Vale vs Soubhend United. Gainsborough ‘Trinity vs Doncaster Rovers. Chester vs Hull City. Horden Welfare y! County. . _ Cardiff City vs Crewe A Lincoln Citiy v: Bromiiey. Chelmsf d City vs DarIinRI-Oﬂ- pgllreglone vs Yeovil and Potters. Brlsmi Rovers vs Bournemouth. stcckport County vs Waltliamstow

Avenue. Halifax Town vs Mansfield Town.

Bud MacEachem To Glace Bay

Newport

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Young Buddy MacEachem. rungy right-winger. left Char- lottetown Wednesday for Glace

cape Breton Senior Hockey L ague. eBuddy was a member of the

Charlottetown Junior Abbies last year, the team which skated its way to the Prince Edward Island- New Bninswiok title. In Glace Bay he will meet plenty of former- strtblemates, including Ray Stull, Jack Kane. and Fulton Pound-

WIN SECOND STRAIGHT

IDNDON, Dec. 8 -—(C'P-Cable) _CIil-mDIOI\ Harringay Racers won their lecond straight Nation- al Hockey League same 0f $119 seasm tonight, defeating Brigh- ton Tiger: 6-2. In a second game. Wembiey Monarch: administered a lt-S licking to their stable-mates, Wembley Lions. It was Lion's aeo- ond successive defeat.

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SENIOR RANGERS BENEFIT SKATI‘.

TONIGHT noon worm snnoas

Smith Scores

As Rangers Trim Canucks 6-5;

Amerks And

MONTREAL. Dec. l —(CP)- Centreman Clint Smith turned in a spectacular three-goal effort to- night to lead New York Rangers to a 6-5 National l-Iockey League decision over Montreal Canadiens

a game that the Flying Frenchmen almost turned into a‘ victory with a great spurt in the closing minutes. '

Gained before a crowd of close to 10,000 fans the victory scillleft Rangers, victorious 2-1 over Can- adiens in their only other meeting so far this year, in second place behind the leading Boston Bruins.

Smith on plays manoeuvred byi

Cecil Dillon and Lynn Patrick, scored a goal in each peroid. Bryan I-Iextall tallied twice for Rangers, one in the first period and another in the third, and Art Coillter got the other. »

But it was a. brilliant Canadian finish. that saw Canadiens come through for" three straight goals, that brought the greatest cheers in a thrilling game. Bill Summer- hill tallied twice for Canadtens in the last session and I-lcrbte Cain got another. In the opening ses- sion Stew Evans and Johnny Gagnon did the scoring for the Frnech team. _

Lineups:--

Rangers: Goal: Kerr: defence. Coulfer. M. Patrick; forwards. Smith. Dillon. L. Patrick; Hextall. Hitler Molvnenux. son. Pratt. Heller. N. Colville, M. Colville. Shibickv.

Canadians: Gqal. Bourque; de- fence. Wentwort-h. Evans; forwards Haynes. Gaunon, Blake subs. Siebert. Buswcll. Droiitii. Lorratn. Cain. Summerhlli. Mantlia. Brown, Ward. .

Referee: Ag Smith; llilesman C. Campbell.

SUMMARY First Period

1. Rangers, Smith (Dillon) l-54. 2. Rangers. Hextaii (Pratt. Hel- lex) 6:53. " 3. Canadieris. Evans

hill. Cain) 11:53. 4. Cariadiens. Gagnorl Buswell) 18:07.

(Sunlimer- (Drouirl.

Penalties: Evans. Conifer 2. l-Iay-'

nes. Summel-llill. L. Patrick. Second Period ti. Rangers. Smith (Dillon. L. Patrick) 1:30. 6. Couliter (Dillon. L. Patrick) 14:20. Penaltim: Cain. Buswell. Third Period ‘I. Rangers. Smith (Dillon. I... Pat- rick) 2-23. dllb Randem Heintalil (Watson) Csnadiens, Suimimerhill (Evans) .'1o'. Canadiens. Bummer-hill, (oath Brown) 17:40. *ll.;C_andalen_s,: qalnhjGagnqn,

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Three Goals

Wings Draw

Summer-hill) 19:14. Penalties: M. Patrick. N. Colvilie 2. Hillier. Siebel-t, Haynes (major).

DEPROIT. Dec. 8 —(CP) -— New York Americans and Detroit Red Win58. battled to a l-l tie in their National Hockey League encounter here toni ht, each team scoring in the ovet me session af- ﬂ iling to tally in the regular

me.

A crowd of 9am saw the teams wage a bruising defensive battle for three periods, neither sextet offering a great deal in the way of an attack.

Detroit scored time when Carl from 10 feet out on a. scorching drive that went by Goalie Earl Robermon into the comer. A min- ute and 2i) seconds later the Am- erioans tied the score when Eddie Wiseman flicked in a pass from Nels Stewart and Sweeney Schrln-

er.

Eddie Wares, voting Detroit winglman. suffered what Dr. C. L. Tomsu. club physician. said was a ruptured kidney 10 seconds before the second period ended. Dr Tomsu ordered War-c" taken to a hospital in an amulance. Wares crashed into the boards while ap- parently attempting to elude Allan Murray.

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LINBUPS :- Detroit Position Americans Thompson Goal Robertson Bowman Defence Murray Goodfellow Defense Jerwa. Abel Centre Beattie Lewis Wing Son-ell Kelly Wing Goldsworthy

Detroit Subs -Young, McDon- Barry, Matter. Bruneteau, Wares. Howe. Liscombe, Kilrea.

Americans Subs —S_mith, Gal- lagher, Stewart. Chapman, Wise- rnan, Jackson, Anderson, Schrtner, Fields

Referee —Ion; Linesman -Mc- Veigh.

SUMMARY: First Period:

Scoring-None. ‘ Penalties —None.

Second Period:

Scoring -None. Penalty —Gallagher,

nil-a PQPIMI:

Scoring-None. - Penalties — elds and Howe (Majors) Overtime Period: l-Detrolt, Liscombe (Mutter,

Kelly) 3.45. 5 g4_Americans, Stewart (Schriner)

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Mixed League

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Jitter Bug&—2395.

Ladies high single M. Avlward 208. Indies high three M. Ayltward 497. giants high single F. Hennessay

Thoms Traded

For Romnes

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TORONTO. Dec. 8 —(CP) — Manager Coimy Smythe of To- ronto Maple Leafs announced to- day he had traded Bill Thorns. a centre, for Elwyn (Doc) Rcmnes of Chicago Block Hawks in a straight player exchange. Romnes also is a centre.

Romnes. pivot of Chicago's first- string line between Mush Mar and Paul Thompson. will make his debut here Saturday niglit__iii a Leaf uniform, playing against the Hawks, Thoms will don a Chicago outfit for the game.

Toles Meets Barlund In Bout Tonight

(A. P. by Guard-inn‘: Special WIN) NEW YO . Dec. ii-Rosooe Lijolenimakes hisjiewjfortgrlng de-

ROY POWERS.

Gan/rs high three C. LeClair 662. Imiperials-ZBBB. M uls-—3060

0oz . Ladies high single L. Con-limit 194. Indies high three L. Coririizan 490. Gents high single R. Duncan 2'16. Gents high three R. Duncan 785.

Tonight at ‘I o'clock:- Commeroial League» Alerts vs. Spats. At 9 o'clock: BlR Five

Ieamle. Old ‘Timers vs. Five Aces. ‘Tonight at '1 o'clock. Red ndians vs. Mcleod’: Grocery vs. R. c. M~__P__‘5

but tomorrow night in a iii-round bout with Gunner Barlund, the flailing Finn, at the reopening of the Hippodrome to boxing.

Toles. a Detroit negro with a knockout punch. has been cam- paigning among the biiz fellows for some time. He has been introduced time and again during local fight shows. but his manager claims that whenever he tried to fight here. prospective opponents would have no truck with him.

His latest major conquest was a

smashing victory 0V9!‘ Jimmy

Adamlck. which sent the latter to

Annual Award For "Oddest"

Performance

Auoclafod Proud Deapateh)

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 —Upon sober reflection, the Associated Press has decided to make its an- nual award of a fur-lined nose

ard for the season's "oldest"

ootball performance to a. name- less but spirited member of the West, Virginia University back- field.

There were plenty of others that rated high. and for a time it look- ed as though referee John Getchell. who got seriously mixed up in the Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech game. might force our mountaineer hero to a photo finish for the prized trophy. But there was a dream- like quality to the tableau at Morgaiitown that finally the judges.

The nomination was made by members of the Michigan State team. who. like all the others. were asked to naiile their goofiest memory of the (lying campaign 'l.‘iley told it lllus: _ _

"When a West Virginia back- field player in our game at Morgantoyvn apparently overheard n derogatory remark from the stands, he raced off the field dur- lng play. dashed into the stands in search of his critic swattwl liim. took a poke at a policeman on his way back, and continued play;- without remark." v

Getcliell, the runner-up, will, of course, be remembered as the luckless arbiter who told the Car- negie Tcch quartback it was tlllrd down, when it was, iil fact fourth down. Notrc Dame prompt- ly took over the hall and scored the touchdown that deprived the Tartans of all undefeated season. Getcheil at least qualified hands- down as the season's "goat." _

Another official figured in a d1- verting incident in the game be- tween William and Mary and Rich- mond University. There was a pony mixed up in it, too. The pony, William and Mary's mascot. trotted onto the field during play. and the referee slapped a. 15-yard penalty on W. and M.

was a nasty situation until Captain A. B. Marcliant of Rich- mond declined the penalty.

There were some odd goings-on up at. Dartmouth when Harrington (Heavenly) Gates. great. blocking back of the previous yealnkiecided to resume his football career in mid-season. and went in and play- ed a whale of a game against Yale with only three days practise. Then he quit again and joined a religious cult.

Record Runs, But Lost All Games

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YO . Dec. 8--'I‘here must be something in the north- western United States air conducive to lomz football runs. for three of the most spectacular sprints of the past college season were unreeieo by scatter-footed backs of Gon- zaga University 1n Spokane. Wash. They were for I05. 103 and 101 yards and all on the return of kickoffs. Tonv Canadec.

a sophomore

' back from Chicago. turned in two

of these hair-raising spun-ts, the IOS-yarder aszsinst Washington State and the 111'! against Loyola- I-lis teammate. Jim McGuire slim)-

ed ff 101 yards against Idaho. ‘Gonzgca. incidentally, lost all three games.

Blind Jumper On Track Team

PFITSBIIRGI-I, Dec. a --(A.P)—— Bill Kelley, sightless but determin- ed University of Pittsburgh fresh- man. worked out. today at PIWS indoor hizll jumplhf-Y pit it'll-h ‘he will to vrln a berth on Pitts V9911“ ling track squad. t

Bill averaged leaps of five fee. five inches, which is under varsity collegiate standards but Cgag Carl Olson said he expcctc bring him along with posnbtlittes of bcconling a D01!"- ‘Flnner- _

Before many weeks, Olson P" dicicd Kelley would be one of the best lrimpcrs on the Iffﬂrllng

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Nrzw onuaims, Ca. .1’- Anticipated wholesale swapping of baseball talent at the annual min- or lee-Rue assemblage failed to mat- erialize today.

Rumois were plentiful but lack- ed confirmation on the second day of the 37th annual session of the National Asociafion of Profes- sional Baseball Leagues, the prin- cipal scene of winter swapping. The baseball moguls began depart- ing tonight, many of them head- intz for New York four further con- ferences at the majojr league con- vention next week.

Only Major Deal

Chicago Cubs, National Lemue champions. andNow York Giants consummated the only major deal of the current winter scene in a transaction two days aizo that. sent three Cubs to the Giants in ex- change for a like n-umbc-i" of New York players.

The major deal now pending in- volves Zeke Bonura, the hard-hit- ting Washington first baseman wlio apparently is heading fcrduty with New York Giants it a few plans can be overcome.

Before the Giants can buv Bon- ura he must be waived out of the American League. New York is frlccd with the problem of out- biddinﬂ Chicago Cirbs and Pitts- liurs _Piiates before President Clark Griffith of Washington can put liim on the block. Three American League clubs earlier refused to waive on Bonura but latest reports said only Chicago White Sox, a team on which Boilura once play. 6d. \\"-‘re holding up proceedings.

Minor League Deals

While major league dealing l“. zed. the minor league forces made a number of deals and the associa- tion of 37 minor leagues. under the direction of President William G. Bramhitm took official action on a majority of submitted amend- ments.

Principal action was the sanc- tioning of the so-calied "Baltimore agreement" which opens the Rate to major league clubs in the sign- ing of saildlot players. Arizlmiems on the major-minor league agree- ment were brief, writ-h s. malority of the minor league delegates in- sisting that tile “gates be opened \vide"_ since it was certain the practice would g0 on regardless of legislation preventing it,

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Baseball Deals I Fail To Materialize As Meeting Of Minor Leagues Concludes

Frisch And Zeke Bonura In Spotlight

“(Associated Press Despafch)

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8 Frank] Pris-ch and Zeke Bonura were credited with hits today in linse- hall's green pastures but therf was n. good chance Zekws prpizlnr- 1W might catch him flat-outed off first base.

Frisch. former manager of Si. Louis mrdinats. and Zeke Warh- ingtonls fence-flattening fi . ~ er, were in tllc. cnlil s. the annual convention of

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tlonal Association of Profe. Baseball Leagues moved . busiest day.

All the wisenheimers here said Fbisch had been offered ‘he ‘lob 0T Piloting New Ol'lF‘3ll< PPIIXIIXS

at a beautiful salary-for 'Il"iilll'l- or leagues —hut would lmir. to make up his mind in a ll

But Zeke saw gold in t of Manhattan. knew that t York Giants wanted him m do anything about it. and \ maybe. that lie wasn't s0 (yr-ll 11k- ed iii Chicago.

There (was the case:

The Giants lvrlrit to I)‘.l_\' Zaire from Washington barium- than anything they baseman who can hit. the American out. New York in the Nilllflll?‘

Loa- Klle would have to ivzlire f'llll.llS to

other teams in the Amcrlr.

im.

It is underslorvd here that a! except two American teams iirivo said "take liim mvzlv" and of "m two the Chicago IVhite 50x the only ones who matter.

Practice For Jrs.

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