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‘BASKETBALL OTHER SPURT

BOXING l

Cape Breton

" In Search Of Hockey Title

It used to 8o "the Campbells are

~v

and they are winking hoc-

V Leeds _ key sticks, not

clay-anodes. Wihen Victoria Unions hop over

the boards avt Glace Boy Tuesday

t0 tangle with the Consuls in search oi’ the Maritime intermed- iate hockey title, the sight is bound to be a pleasing one to the for the Union

the tiny Prince County village. five brothers of one and two bro- thers of the other etched out places for themselves on the hoo- key warn. The two imrilies claim they are nc-t related, William, George. Lewis. Jim and Dan eat at Ilia same table while Donald and Lester live a piece down the road. Here's how the Unions line up: the capable goalie and William MacLeod, a veteran, is the spare. Will, who is 34, has played countless games with Victoria. squads. Although he can still kick them out with the best of them he is con/tent to act as spare and leave the Job to agile Stanley 10rd, a mere young- ster o! Z3.

Defence Linea The first deience line is compos- uld Lewis Mmelleod

Tho two brothers. need 38 and 28 and weighing 1Q) and 150. up well able to yveother rough going in a bruising game. George is not fast On the blade but he is a ringed checker- and I. tricky stioLha-nd- ier. Lewis. who boasts a hard not. is dynamite to incoi-nlng forwards.

The second defence line is made up of young Jim Manhood. still in his ‘teens, and Ralph Miller, n fast Ilflll on the ice, packing l p . Jim is not especially speedy but like his brother George can hand out the bruising body chiecks and knows how to use his It 0k.

Forward Linea Dan. who canine the first fir-

st I Sport Briefs

"_ IDS ANGILK. March 11—(AP) —Uaheringxgut the IOU meeting at Santa ta Put with a swea-

in ilouridl, (Xavat, four-year d

D do of the Townsend Mmin

Stable, captured the $35,000 added

San Jilan ca. istrano Handicap in

track record ime Baturdw before

40.000 turf 1am.

BUDGI EASY VICTOI

'oom.i.rl."‘ but today it's the Mac-

N. March lfl-(A-W-(Don by

ingl line, is the squad star. A nat-

ur er. he has been featured the scoflfl! oloumn all {$12805 25 and weighs in at l-lis left-winger is John Knox. John has 1'10 pounds behind his accurate shotllesbeen with Dan for year-s and makes the best useof the poses fed to him, The right lane is occupied by Lester Macbeod, 160 pounds. A tireless skater. Lester is an effec- tive back-checker" and refuses to let the opposing forwards out of the range of his poke-check. Donald. who ls Lester's older brother. pivow the seocnd atringf He is a veteran. approaching the 30-year mark. but lit/ill is able to play a 60-minute game. if neces- Sitry- He feeds his passes to Har- old Betis at left wing and Lee ‘Taylor who patrols the right sw- tion 0i the rink. if a spare is needed up front. the bill is usually filled by de- fenceman Lewis of the hard shot

Had Held Title

‘The Unions. Dre-sent holders o! the New Bmnswick-Prinoe I'd- ward Island intermediate title. won the Maritime championship two years ago when they defeated St. Andrews. N. B. outfit.

Defending last year. the Unions were knocked out in the seem-finale by the Sussex, N» 3-. team. which went on w lift the title.

‘Ilhlls year the situation was n- vemed. Playin the Sussex s uad in the semi- als, Unions - inaicd them after a hardJought series ic dethrorle the New Bruns- wick team. and new stand ready M: Glace Bay.

Although Charlottetown does nc-t enter legitimately into the intermediate picture. the Island capital does in this way. One can almost hear the ians here hop- ing for a spell of warm weather. The riessoniiliftheiceialoetirl. the Victoria rink because of high temperature. Charlottetown is the logical locale for the game as the rink here is the only one in the province with a plant for making artificial ice.

Big Program

Of Ice Races On Wednesday

‘Ihere will be a big program of ieerecmontheHarboa-iceofldut Street on Wednesday afternoon commmcing a: 2 pm,

Some thirty prizes, contributed irlenos of the sport, will be dis-

$-

B0310

Budge rac lhro Fred Perry tributed to winners. Names oi the former Bri Da ace in donors will be published along with Straight Bots Bilillrdil? t “£1118 the winners. Classes and starters “r a .°..é“%¢l’§°t°€r ‘Myra...

I 0H8. ll!’ . - , .

handily in New York nuns went. 1M1, P“; TM m‘ h“

coonvaans Wm ormvna 331mg‘: MAPLE LEAF’ cannons, Tor- m“ 0°" 33:61.1‘ Mnrclll gyz-(oeé-l-s ireexigy; m“! Bpfgff‘; B h” . 0B 33F?‘ 4,, an ami- Frisco u: ay over Kirkland Inks ue

Devils in the first game oi‘ the I-ou Patdl

besa-of-five series for the Oiltario Mf- 9°99

Senior Hockey Championslip. Gippy Kb‘ c P c‘

——--— ass a HELD T0 DRAW Rose Worth -—--—- Bemfe Kalmuck , OTTAWA, March 13-(0P)-Iav- oritos to re the Ottawa . district b of 15 m” i Ame/heur- Hockey Association in ‘the m“, A T,“ Allan Cup pla downs, ull o- vumm Kimmy, liants were hol to a 4-4 overtime Hww K

‘haw m“? X RMDQO f £136} "i" W15-

@2931.» m sgrics ior the Ottawa Th9" Wm b9 915° m!" mm" and anti-lei; senior championship. in We rwe-

PORT ARTHUR WIN!

PORT ARTHUR. March 12-40?) defeated

e morrow and, if Bearcats

Interprovincial series wit/h Stone-

wall. Mani-toba champion, w be gin hero Wednesday.

BOYALS TRllVl SENATOBS M0 AL, March Royal's

throuch Ottawa Benatorl here day for a 5-1 (hem the beet-or-iive series for Quebec Hockey crown in three straight. games. . frnoimca TRAIL

lng a great displiiy of power, Edmonton Athletic Olub Boomers troun ’ Tlflfll.

British Columbia champions, 16.3

hero Saturday in the first gam oi a best-of-three series in . interprovinieiai

50W“. - QIGOND VICTOR!

lk-IAIDI TONIGHT-ll fmllCFhlliAfll lib land

naracr rile-r roa

NTRE 12-40?)- With machine-like bower and pre- ewept contest will be played at Drum-.

nnliromou. Male-h l0—li'lash scoring

the jin-licr hockey play-

EElvrmmr-zn warm _ heavyweight k a long

Max Baer, iormre boxing champion, stride along the comeback trail a year ego tonight when he handed Tommy Farr, British champion from Wala, a l5-round trimming. The inconsistent, Beer is now line ior a second bout with cham- pl0_lJ_J_0_e,_L0llil.

ed Drurnheiler Miners 4-1 here Saturday night for the second straight victory in the test-od- five series for the Alberta senior hockey clmmpionship. ‘Iihe third

heller ‘Tuesday. Leafs won the

villi-WY "l" K5" first game Thursday 4-2 in over- m‘ time.

HOLD BIG EDGE

KIMIBERLEY, B. 0., March 12- Kimberley Dynamiters si/rangehold on the British Colum-

iihoyd

vertim in ms oi ° 2m beleb-cf-iive 25°... e ovic- icy) Scouts: Jye Pequet (Bimbfi wrrlriwe Dyllllllflzrlafl-illead Morris) Bwv- A" "hi" iniflleeetiea wilic resumes at (Plilbldwlflfi-i '-

WIIN MANITOBA. ‘ITILI

i;

the third their eec

mogul. wnlwulmoe: mulealnacupolerdcm

took a bis senior hockey title here Sat- elected

Alli’.- Man-i Maloh l0- won theManitoba

senior hockey title here Sat ,

“Milne Mlnitoba Vlrllty s-a ill a

lttliqghtthvoicaflry“ ix

first l-I. atone-

ihor Port Beareata (r Red lake Thunderers

NEWS s...“

Cllan MacLeod ,. Set For ‘Royals Ready

For Maritime Final Series

Charlottetown Royals. kings oi’ the New Brunswick-Prince Edward_ Island junior hodzey leagues, reat-

ip.

Tuesday they will journey to Halifax where they will meet. the Dartmouth Bo Rider's, Nov: S-Qoiia champions, in the opening game of a. two-game total-goal home and home series for the ‘tri- province title. The second game is scheduled for CharlottetownThurs-

day.

Coach Walter Lawior reported hLs charges had come through the series with Saint John Pontlacs with no serious eflects although several of the players were nursing slight. hurts. Bucko Tralrlor sufler- ed a. gash on his cheek which re- quired {our stitches and “Ohink" B/sadl was bed-ridden yesterday Wllh a slight coYd.

The team will be at iullstrength {or the all-important Halifax aer- es.

Many supporters of the local team felt that in bundling the powerful New Brunswick juniors the prospects for annexing a Marl- tum i-itle were the brightest in

five years. The last time the Juri- iors ruled the ice hock lanes in the Marltimes was in l -34 when

Lou Campbell's Abegweits advanced to the Eastern Canadian finals a- gainst Si. Michael's College- The locals. however. are not over-confident and are not by any means ’ res ting un- predictable opponents. The atrerlgth of the Riders is an un quantity in these parts. but some criterion of their ability can be gathered from their one-sided vie- tories over Amherst Sydney

series promism to be atoughoneandilhereeulis from the opening wli-h keen n n suspense -b_v the legion of followers of the juniors in this province. The Royals will hold a light workout this evening at the prior m boarding the train Tues- gaa’ morning for the Ganisorl

i y.

Cantabs ‘Are Favorites In Race Classic

m‘-

P JIM-THAMES, England. March 11—- ,(C’P Oablm- Blowing enthusiasts tonight installed the Cambridge crew 5 to 4 favorite for the 91st renewal of the classic struggle with Oxford Universityon the Thames, even though Oxford has won the two last races.

The crews have just arrived at the tideway ior practices that will continue at an intensive rate until the race is rowed April I. over the 4 l-i-mile course between Putney and Martlake. Cambridge has won the race 4'1 times against 42 wins by the dark blues. The race of 187'! ended in a dead heat.

Oxford suffered an early setback when a hand injury kept R. Bourne, the dn \ blue stroke, out of the boat fgl‘ a week. He was replaced by J. R. Bingham but is expected to resume his place Bat-

urday.

Hart Massey. son of Vincent. Massey, Canadian high commlis- sioner in London, who will cox he Oxford boat, made a tri over course today with Bosse pa. the king's ba emaster. who is unrivalled in h knowledge oi’ the intricacies oi the river. Phelps

coached the young Canadian on the tricks oi the tide and the power oi the river.

Despite Bourneu absence from tho varsity boat. Oxford impressed tideway critics by their uniformi . The dark blues looked more a - vanced in training than at this time last year.

‘This afternoon the dark blues rowed the mile and 822 yards from Bridge in three minutes, 40 aecondmbeat-

utes flat by the Oxford crew of

1909.

Cambridge had their first work- out in the afternoon. ‘they cover- ed about six miles and got in 8d strokes for a minute spurt.

TIIIEVES COMMUTE

(By The Canadian Preu) _ ROCHESTER. England -T'hieves using an automobile were believed responsible for inert of (L000 cig- arettes from three irorth lent

ing the previous best of four mln- ‘

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One of the lamb if not the Cope did not. come of! u Pl ll-Neat. crowds of season wit- Bcott took ill on Friday eveninl v otgléifiltlfilbirilelegt lotierwalsf 08W 376 OOYgYItiUBS 021 m 1z_($) u“* ‘H / n.3,; ‘ad m while not usspectaéular asthe e1 she‘ recovers ills race wilf be held swjfmmk; mmmwnm, m 5; mommfiomm ' "' m gm m, m, “bflfiled M vious Saturday. was ood and ur- next Saturday. 1am" _ l ' u, an ‘ M N “i” "l h nisbed an excellent alts-moon's en- mo“, "u," duuhd m. w“, hafimllb- “Wm” w» w we» em ~- g awe" obtmhhmbgr ma? umAhu Mo 10.941 nevi-n: gmsnwkélgg

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The Clue A Paco was won as us- T e:—-.30 3-4; .30; m. Unm “Wu-fl- aw mum? ual by Harry Murphy's g pacer The winner is by 31H‘! l- m hm‘ m do“ Rosebud. There was only one other Murphy. Charlottetown. lw- Tm , 9 m-"afrvrrr- m“ “c; C... .. a... usea"‘".i:..*"i..rr""‘" ,,= c» m»

Q. V81‘. UV 0C2‘ ' . ' M" “mm: 5mm“ with m’ ‘gum’ bamwnded a hum mum‘ 1§§§e§§"mm““§i§’ allorit? i: w“! on the second made a“? pron yet he put up a game race, Leland (w. Kelly) 1 31 e. eluete oi players and the ouok i ekmumm m, 3 m m“. w.” ‘m1 H v v6 particularly alter ocmiruzaiong dis- Major Clone (E. Douli) 211 was deflected into the Toronto no aw I oiguaem M; “M. on , atrium‘. $816012" toBCnhai-iotltetowndm Wm I Lou Pértcha zlvfcggreegl 3 2 3 net going: m. W’ u” a“ Mum“ Wm]. Bu" and 8,1133%“!!! l6 l8 ‘ ~‘—'- ' I - u - - Willard Kelly’; Lelauax clgely pregf The winner is owned by Willard beats“ goeltcnder m the cool wormed the, doom aed by Major Cope in the HIS!) and Kelly. soutnovri- o! ole Red Wing r . KW third heals. Major Cope copped lhe ' and the rest of the Leafs bore 2222:: “'2? or" w" “m” m “m”. %...“"l.‘. t.“ W“ I ll R B 05- P0 - lng ground and going back to third Rose Worthy (W. Kelly) l I 1 vrcwl-y m“: m, home w“; 5 18.00. June Set (W. Livingstone) 3 1 8 not!“ mead of New YM-k Ameri.

cllll C Pace was g nigg one {Q1- Bessie Kalmuck (C. B111) 2 4 2 can‘ m “he standing! and D".- Roae Worthy, promising pacer own- Darkey (J. Murray) 4 2 4 m; m, a“ win“ from n. edy byanigflfirgedegragighéhglilegryxvfil- Lanlmo ($3, MggPhsegson) ii 3 dr Emmi “m. _

I G . P‘ I - I - . She won the iirotya third hea The winner is owned by Wilfred u]: medw m 1°‘ 99mm 311117 (WW1 Ink) bu‘ my ‘Walled "m1 "1 "l" m‘ P"“““*"- Cherry v°11°Y~ svl aom who added a goal of nu - - '2 ‘Dot. it rr 0nd heat. which was won by June own The- omer Sear“ “me from ‘ Jrhird Period Doh- l‘? - 0W8 (B3111. 00n- Set. owned by w. Luvlngetone, Clyde class a Trot Dm~ m” J 4., , (Smith. er) 18-81- River. Clyde River was alsoiepres- In," Mm Gm Mun‘, on l; Bchr-iner) 10:32. 3. Montreal. Blake (comm enicd b Darkey in 01151109 while Virginia Kalmuck (o. Mu- gn- m“ m m, “mm ii. amelrieanaoemswoi-my (Bor- 14:8-

lmuck, ownedby d am, Donald) 111 ° W"; m - rell, Smith) 15m. Permit-lea: Evens. Wares. m. Mount Stewart, mode the long trek HR py K. (E. Duniohy) 8 2 I "Miiflm-"m ° “TV-M pengm”; 1.1mm nee. Goodfellow 2. and battled so well that her sum- Ju a V010 H- Vau defame) 2 3 8 .. '1“ BM“ .1 w?‘ °,. m h ‘f Second Pfrlod cure... .:...=~............ or.» “me-lo ..r..rri..-... “é mm»- ~>v-<==~ mm» afternoon m th in e. o o? Mggxlgorzlltlnellreiisrmgiwdfed by George °“‘° 5°“ °° mm“ h“ ‘m’ A“ Dszmorr March la-nsncit fellggmgsrlesslebenl ma“ m" ifismfour 131mg?!“ were bunched The ornduln were. Starter. n. m" 45;“ ‘L? $2“ Quail Red wings’ tonight scored two ' Third Period w” m “WM” m“ wllw- D- K WWW- "dw- K- mane of the game's hililililnlu. He (tools in the first period. mowed = Nom-

chuj m; w“ ‘Home, m“ VQfiQSMiF-ImIQAYMIuqK-iwalhr “ma; g mo“ m 01¢. the opposition one in the same ea: None. won by Knlmuok, owned Clerk 6f me Omksé and A!“ time form d in a brief _ , _, .___ by George MacDonald. Mermaid. nmlnce, John A M Do ‘d but furious light with B11180

. - - c: Z3? h" “m-r.,°°‘“““”‘ “m” "' m and... oi miovlexllgrié Driv w... “$2.1m ‘h’. ‘°°°““ uwmd’ Bruins Trim H k S ' d013,, he; m”, 1?:- We‘.,‘§"f..§“§ ins Club were very gratified to have g yberl ee- 0C 8y cores m n, of he; body heme m 80 mblw horses 30m Clydi River H"; 119"“ t every p, nu... Happy we wt in (he slur-wont ewrt- Boorina: None. Ran erg 4-2 K. not up great race in the seo- Without them the oroewu could Penalties: 8021161‘. Young. saruanar mam‘ 0nd and heats and Jude Volo not have been possible. Aim Q, Second Period wit“ an emllwt 111st heat. the BirtIMounc Stewart. George Msc- l. ‘Nronto. Drillon (am) 14:40. N Y k ' fesqifigtlfieacifias gone! £1156 ass-Ballade orgasm lggrmald and Wilfred 2. uni-onto. Rcmnee (Hamilton. ew or between Plucky amt ‘and mm presgrgll ‘at eonsde‘i'§l>1i°ey'er§}i5t.we" Jones. Oon- ‘ ' (“mm m". ' echo:- (maior) Karnmlan (maior). Detroit l ior-onto a - Th“ PM“ “’ T“ “"621? ‘£23m " a. ‘Toronto. Drillon (Aim. Dev- N Y k ‘m, 1:43am.‘ International American up 7718 Limomb. (may. gwhtyioi-Iz iievgrxiwg geghggyginghgfiigésllmh h; i Wares) 9:28. 8 EY H! a —————- of the National Hockey 5 1 c1 1nd s CAPITOL aowum more Ga me with m?“ I'°‘°“'°‘ N” ‘°"'“’°“’ llybfllugmt d I l n m"via“§'i§ss l gglglziield I ——-- g_mm_;‘nhm (Rmm,§eum seoon paceRAnge

The league games at the Oepi- Ne Mum) 11?“, together in the first . (o1 newline Mm. simmlevnue. .W HSgOW Perleilties: 1mm. Hamilton. a crowd of 14.000 saw the last Nation-l 1mm continue to draw interest and meeting of the regular season be- soms close scones have _ made. tween the clubs. They will meet Americans 3. Chicago I BDominiOn m: Sales vs. Crockett) Jud e Du o. the om. p game new mmiitgggvlfifljklz

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Total for Crockett nus-sear. e New Glasgow m... no an g P y m, m, Y1. u“ em . , - Pick-ups w. Capitals: Nova Sootia Hockey League but The Bruins regaiiM lead Meet Tonight

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