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' pings In iCrucial Battle.

' ~ 1C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) F- . HICAGO. April 10-_Harold “Mush” March, sturdy wingman from Regina, presented Chicago with tha_ _ ey Cup tonight by scoring the only goal of the fourth

- hlrty minutes and five seconds of overtime had slaps- hen March in from the rhht boards with a pal ~ received rom Doe Romnes. He scuttled around - Buaweii, Red Wing defenceman, and slashed a shot d goalie Wilf Code.

bbie Goodfeilow, hero of Detroit's triumph over Tor- Maple Leafs in the N, H. L. finals, was in the penalty

~The Red Wing centre had been banished for tripping < _ Cook. v I

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favorites to win decisively from the White

uoetomo. Asrfl w-wmvm QZoEFoS sfifis ‘QT-E ‘m “°"’°“”° mm“ w’ ‘m’ 4hfl”mm“""*“‘° , °I champions. won the first game 2-1 Molds-hon was the outstanding "N"! '1" "M" m a bril- a w ma‘ in overtime and Holman Hawks, player in the two games and b ‘hm “*7 "'5" Junk" ARI- mt"! Cupwinnemlvenedtlselikelytobeagalnwnight. "‘“'-"l""*=°fld%bo=eham- "I! d pies: were tendered a banquet by

PIIQDIIIGIK

"mnomio, April io-sz. aneu- ae1's Colicse juniors, Canadian Lmpionspartiallyanswfired. no lhaaeanoemrroln can

ish arewhenthey held the amartfllfiboythsartfeittlsarlksatthe Citiesservicessnicrteamtoal-seonehnionefthsdnner. drawtcnightinilaefirstofths best two-of-thrae game series for been romeo lathe fullest extent,

the Bawkswill he top-heavy the Toronto hockey champ 2,. short momma“? mocha were

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NEW YORK, April lit-Some of Dun theloudeseifnotthelonmeanargu-

hm“ 1mm. w...“ meotsoftheboxlntseasonatilled ‘M 3m ’ 1 will! amaustedmanagan

and "5" er’ king _ "WM" °* W’ "m" u" Zuiroimfiliifiius. uetrblut- Ihvhiwkrlrtinwenrlavedln leholders in. thuedlvisions since

Benn

fought in 1W.

Although the date is set for May 28, the distance of le-rounds, and the poundnge officially 141, putting Motorola's chem onahb at stake, tiedfoorandthenwentontobeat thfllllelvrtheflahtisstllliostin Halifax three straight for the what on w?! IN Ml?-

Pronaottng Show

The bee milk fund for babies, promoting ths show, has a choice u» w w» w u» nuns’; “..::m:::*r..°s; l" "w" "*1?" ""'° “m1: Yankeefltsdimthelatteroontrol- III"! i’! $'1'°°'°'- 3"“ mbyflmhlrga. Thsfxundhaa ' IIOml-led t th llaritimera’ drive in defense of egg‘; m. m, f,“ £3,121, "ml o e outdoor season, Prirno - I'm" 7'33; hero's heavyweight time dfilfenfi. a- Max Baer re urn would hire the Garden Bowl for a nnahforthetgluailel-lhlt rental of 1e pageant. Bitlmtm rmwh idedmeseemssomequuonnow but in fund will aha-re in the Garden's of- - "Y a ‘W...'°..‘¥; ~;.:";::":.::. “s: p c a . - 7m; us; al decision will be made Saturday. the

""' Bllllillill SEEN magi-arson AS NATlllNAl "" m" “Em LEAGUE THREAT

By Alan Gould.

Associated Prue Sports Editor.‘

(By Guardian's special Win) NlWffi-K, Awll lit-The world champion New York Giants, with an imparalleled record for defiance of

l E opposition. criticism or prediction, have now had the issue put squarely in their own hands for the 1934 Na-

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ticnal League Baseball season. They stood out today as the choice All-ll lit-Be- iiéhsmaslajor Iaagliguehiianrts to ne- hind the six-hit pitchlns o three champ P triumph. with Chico-so Cubs as their most menace in another typical w“, w do“, “m, m.“ National League pennant scramble.

Ikpils “Showed Up"

The last time the Giants were muck, picked to win, they "showed up" the w aymnflntfilelin; third. gilt}:

eace , ew ork uh “med u” has defied forecast ever since the m ..."'"“"*'...... 2°" "- W"! 41ml" W" °°°""’“""I I s. aloof-aw: mo sulllflnkiu": We WM ‘gum to run third and actually om

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The experts, seemingly fearful theylrelikeiylobeiocatedona lump behind the parade again, have t not given the world champions an overwhelming vote of eonfldce in

this brings ire-season oo lhloimaandNavymeetto- o‘. M" "nag odittljs contributing their opinima.

ohmflaumpdu” Bu, gnflsodthefllantstorepeatand

Cbiollv Cubs to land on m top. Twenty-three other votes were smelled among the "bis live" with receiving ll, the Pir-

stl nine and the Braves one.

BRINGING UP FATHER

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.a::1: -~'a-~=-“~-~;; gay-j; McLamrn And Ross Are ffiiégik-‘klifiifigi-P

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(C. P. By Guardian's Ipfiial Wile)

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., April 10- Given a sllff argument in the clog- ing stages, but emerging with a One-Point e489 to win the series eightllltflaintJohnlhLtll. maiisststedthatithad mmrlwnishtcantmedthelllrl- pleasure tower-k with such nflne time intermediate basketball cham- pionship. Trumps had all they could do to wrest victory from Glace Bay Tip Top Crusaders in the second and final match. 81-80. Having won the opener last night 30-23, the Saint John five took the round 61-53.

Play was faster than in the open- lns tussle. Trumps took the lead from the first tip-oft and were never tied or headed thereafter. As

strung Junior

beineligiblenextseason. Briafapeeehrswerealaomsdsb! Messrs. Charles Biewmt,

andHarryCirrrie.

staged a brilliant belated rally. At half-time the victory were out in front by 22-9 but the sharp-shoot- ing of Johnny Vcy and "Mike" Lighter pared the margin steadily.

Doug Skinner, at 19 believed to be the youngest ooach ever to turn out a Maritime championship team,

made frequent changes to fend of! .

the whirlwind attack of the losers.

The ability of Crusaders w take advantage o1 fouling added to their

point total.

Y. M. C. I. quintet will go to Up. per Canada in pursuit of Dominion class honors.

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G I o ri o u s ma". a M .sa:;a-":ars:sn Welcome

in the eyes of the Maritime Rugby Union

Announcement to this effect was or s msdebyProsiderlt Fred Kelly, Aca- dis Univerailtiy, following the annual meeting he in Halifax over the (C. P. By Gandhi's Special W!!!) weekwmt “m!” on u“ pa" o! 310N710“, ‘Wu lkmlbmi" the Island clubs to forward dues to preparations are under way for a u" mun“ go,- m, p“; t“ welcome to the MOIICl-On HIWU. years was given as the reason for twice winners of the Allan Cup, m; 11mm’; action, upon their arrival from the hockey ‘Ihree years ago the Island cham- wars. The team will arrive in plans were permitted to compete for Mcnclon Friday afternoon and the Eastern Canadian title, being monster celebration is planned in given abyo in the playdowns. Since take place in the Stadium, “the thlt WM. hOWQWY. they have M! home of the Hawks," many even- participated. and at Saturdays con- ing. Suitable presentations will be lab in Halifax autonomic?“ ‘was made on behalf of the Corporation M11410 I01‘ l P- E- 1- M!" PB C DI- of the City of Moncton, while the W“ mvlhglfill’: M R U citizens will participate in the l D==1>-°b]'t'hf‘°';‘° v ' -d {o ~- presentation of gift; u; individual l 1* W“! ° i t P-°P°" ‘i’

members of the team as a mark of _ ,_ apéerrgtion of the glorious hockey nogfichdkNxlicgtbtrlltrqlamfilgsgg ‘ . at Charlottetown. a parade in which the fire de- gxugfnslimmznnmn. w, be partment floats, boy scouts, cadets my,‘ The up”, cm.“ w", and other similar organizations. w“, to m" u“ Mlrmmu ‘mum; will take part, will pass through nmnngmn‘ the principle streets or the city and 11nd ‘any. mm," hockey 5;“ will end It ‘he stadium "he" ti" with the cnnr‘ ietown Abhles, and 1101M 00ml"! w°l°°lne "l" 5* u‘ coach of Acadia University's surpris- tended. His Wmhlr New 0- K- ing college fifteen last season. was Blakeny, will extend the official ".533 you“ presidency. No Is- welcoming sddreu to the Allan land m. cat‘ was named on Cup champions. this year's executive. -__-__-- No ‘nation was made as to Istanbul, Turkey, which has been whether the island champions would trying to solve its serious stray-dos be permitted to participate in the Roblem, now has 20 tlmm as many play-downs, providing the affilia- caia as canines. its feline population tions were paid up. There is a feel- being greater than the number of ing in Halifax, however, that such human inhabitants. action would ha taken.

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The masher also complimented m. Campbell and Mr. Richardson on the success of their efforts in sponsoring and developing such a

team.

InuCampbelLtnafew brief re- beens

bunch of boys and believed the teamoouldgojustaafsrnextyear, although realising that several members of this years squad would

Min-icy, m Adair, Captain nan... Stewart, Neil hlathieeon, Pat Power

Cigarettes and cigars were en- joyedbythsoourtesyofthelm- inthegamslastnlght the losers perlaluobseeooompany, uh their local representative w. I. J.

Three hearty cheers for Harry andllouandtheslnglnaoffibr They Are Jolly Good hllows" brought a moat enjoyable evening

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Seeded Players Advance In Tennis Tourney

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) PINEHIJR-ST. N. Cw April 10- Qjedcd performers in the annual North and South tennis tourna- ment advanced through first round matches here today without a single umet.

Frank X. Shields, of New York. seeded No. one, brcezed through the first test to defeat Byron Ablcs, University of North Carolina play- er, 0-0, 8-0, and then polished off Nick Ashby, Duke University team

OE l “NEK 14mm“ “mm headed member, in love sci-s in a second

round engagement.

The two Canadian Davis Cup men, Waiter Martin, of Toronto and Regina, and Marcel Rainville

seeded list, met little opposition. Martin defeated Prank Sulloway, 0f Concord, N. H, 6-0, 6-1, in a first round match and later elim- inated Lawrence Joncs of the Uni- versity o: North Carolina, 8-1, 6-2, in a second round match. Rainville played but one match, defeating Robert Mauchel, New York, 6-1, 0-4.

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BAIJMINTUN

The opening game of the Sum- merside badminton championship! was held on Monday at the l-llg School Court. The first round

were played. The matches were all keenly contested and in most canes wont to three games.

Ladiu Singles '

Zllpha Linklctter won from Claudia Rogers.

Dot l-lnnxs won from Mrs. L. 0. lzwis.

V. Arnett won from M. Nichol-

n. Irons Linklettcr won from Anne Grccn.

J Men's Singles

Roy Silliphant won from Ailstin Brooks.

Harmon won from Durant,

Moore w n from Mllman.

Prichard won from Elmer Harris.

Enoch Sullivan won from Albeit Silliphnnl.

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