JANUARY 193s g

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f. aowuuc I ..,,__‘ HOCKEY WRESI LING

NEVIS‘:

R YSTALS DEFEA T ABBIES

age Crowd

i: N, Jan. 4-(0?) —B°l' Bruins swooped inside of To- to’s wide defence almost at while overwhelming the vis- 1'5 by s, 6-3 margin tonight be- e an overflow crowd of 16.000 the Boston Garden. It was the Bruins third con- utive victory over the Canadian vision pace-setters, who were un- . gated in their six previous . u e5, Ray Geilifle and Roy Golds- rthy each scored twice for Bos- n and the other pair of tallies ere supplied by little Bobby auer and Art Jackson. All of the Toronto counters ere made while the Bruins play- - ahorthanded and twice Nick eta caused tho red light to flash ver the Boston net. Gordon Dril- on, the league's high scorer, rang -- the other Toronto goal. Little Cooney Welland shared in

= of the Boston's scoring

BUMMAB! First Period Boston, Getliife 5:20 Boston, Goldsworthy (Welland)

:5.

r-onto, Met! (Kelly) 10:00. Boston, A Jackson (Welland, dworthy) 15:43. 6 Penalties ——Horner, Jackson.

lecond Period

Boston. Getliftfe (Cowley) 17:44. Penalties-Bauer.

¥ Second Period Third r n - e 0d 5. Ameriuns, Stewart, L35 menu». Didllon (Davidson, n. 7'1‘; "Wm- Hem" (Wetww cs0. ' 1 * ‘Iiomriw, Met: (rowan ma. "- ‘llwfl- hhibwkv (Patrick. much, Bauer 12:02. N- (""1119 111i! Boston, Goldsworthy (Welland, B‘ mnwm Hum-n (will-Wm 11m) 1am. l "=14 Penalties-Hollett, Cowley, my“. Penalties dohnson. Jerwa.

, . IIIW YORK, Jan. 4-Dividing _- goals down the middle, New . ew York Rangers and Americans : t to a 5-5 overtime tie to-

‘nuee Players. Bryan fl-Iextall

the only counters o! chapter before the mark had been reached.

low and scoreless.

11 42 er. Stewart) 10:39

009. Americans, Carr (Jerwa) 3;.

ht in one of the National Penalties —'Kee1lng, Anderson, .. .» League season's highggt- H. Smith. Pratt.

»- ~ matches. The single game

--- moved the Amerlrs into nn- Overtime Period

.. .. ownership of, second

: - in their division. Scoring —None ,- i

I

Sees Bruins

Trim Toronto Leafs 6-3,- merks - Rangers Draw

‘and Alex Shibicky of the Rangers and Hooley “m”. hung UP B brace of mark- ' ers apiece in the f t, d a 1- ling struggle. as an glue

Bmith. veteran Amerk

Bmith rapped a pair of tallies

the run-

The Rllldtm outscored

Lorne Carr and Shibickv scored the third four minute

‘The overtime was comparatively

seivmliny

lint Period 1. Ammioani. a Smith u: 2:5 Americans. r-r. Smith‘ (Day) a. iunsm. Dillon (c. Smith) 4'. Americans, Wisernarl (schrih-

Penaities —Gells.gher. Heller.

Third Period

1°- Mnsers. Shibicky 3;19

Penalties —None.

I own 771a Alleys

IOLY NAME BOWLING

Ladies League _

Kelly and Mclnnis Trophy Nomads

. Clinton 150 140 148 . Higgins 203 152 167 . Goss 146 198 204 . Aylwsrd 97 302 157 . Delaney 122 73 115 Total 8M Capitals Oomoran 132 106 151 Slnnott 157 78 107 Brown 1H 151 115 _Maiiett 125 1 158 McDougall 100 101 11'! tsl 31H

~ Single A. Close 304. 1» Three A. Goss 540.

a i - t Schedule at ‘I o'clock

l“ “m” mubm“ " mils; Jimmie had Watts at his , l ' Ema‘ League’ human“ astray and shot into the open cor_

Guardian Angels. _ 9:45 Big Four League, Old ~ Vs All Stars.

, y Redeemer Mixed League Maroons

82 45 212 137 9B

‘l4 as

Hennessey tal

dies High Single E. dies High Three It.

- ls High Single R. Coyle 288.

.. . High Three B. Ooyle 870

Ever Ready:

Doucette 158

Oarragher 152 166

1N 16!

Connors

Connors N.

I98 18D 183 11d 30G 11G

' 2630 -~ High Single M. Carragher - ll High Three M. Csrragher u nigh Single n. Vessey n4.

nts High Three E. Vessey 01d. t at 6.10 Hawks n Bears.

-~ Score

Wiping out a two goal deficit with a furious third period drive, the Hunter River Royals defeated New Annan 4-2 at the Kenslngton Arena Monday night.

With a wild crowd cheering them on, New Arman scored in the open- ing session and again In the middle frame, only to have the Royals even it up and score two extra goals. Roy Crosier shot the first New Arman tally at ehe three minute mark of the first period.

In the carried up the left side to the cor- ner and passed to Francis McKay, who, in turn returned the puck to

In the third period the Royals put on a. furious five man attack that had New Annan hemmed in {iprfinractically the full 20 minutes.

Then Stevenson tied it \lp on a pass from J. Racknian and L. McMillan on a. beautiful solo effort, that had ggzoal" written all over it. made it During the dying moments of the game Percy Boyle was through and

threw his stick at h‘m. As n result the Royals were given a goal to make it

The lineups:

Royals: W. Waits. G. Watts. W. LePage, P. Boyle. R. Stephenson. J. Rackhsm, Don Sinclair, L. McMil- lan. Coach R. Vessey.

New Arman. B. Walker. G. Mills.

J. Mills,

Oriolier, D. McKay, E. Schurman. y.

Penalties: G. McKay, J. ltfllls.

2—New Annan. Jim Mills (Fran- ois ucxsy) PenaWes: Stan Watts, Geo. Mc- Kay, Francis McKay, P. Boyles.

S-Royals. L. McMillan 7.00 4—Royals, Stevenson 13.84.

s-noyfls. L. McMillan 15.01 e-Royals. Boyle (default) 1811 jnaltiee: Sehurman, Jim Mills.

' Dillon put §

UNIX‘ i opponents 8-1 in the hectic sec- ond session. Nelson stewnrl sen; the Americans him a 4-1 lead in the first three minutes but the Bankers unleashed irresistible pow- - er-plays which netted them mark- ers from the sticks of Hextall. who scored twice and Alex Shib-

1

I l MONTREAL, Jan.

isoii tonight, gCunaclicns 3-0 1o end

into the Ranger case 1h the first l mill-dit- seven minutas. Cecil the blueshirts back in ning near the half way mark only to have Eddie Wlseman give the Americans a 3-1 edge as the frame ended.

Nurmic Smith and

upset.

i Canadiens carried .. tlic play through the ‘lot the game but the

lml. Joliimy Sorrcll got the goal. Canadians used four

but the Wings broke pcaicciiy and Red

box at the time. SUMMARY First Period

Scoring: None. Penalties: Joliat, McDonald.

Second Period

Penalty: Siebert.

Is Winner

Royals Rally T0 Turn Back New Annan

second frame Jimmie Mills

Millan scored to make it 2-1.

he was shooting, Jimmie Mills

4-2.

L. McKay, I". McKay, Roy

McKa Coach, Jack March-

SUMMARY

Pint Period iNew Annan, Roy Crozier 3.17.

Second Period

16.12

Third Period

(Rackman)

noted rider who scored a. long sirili: of victories in Canadian mid Uiiiicd States horse shows in

' 1937. The award. first of its kind ever made in Canada to a. . star in

equestrian sports. was announced by a. committee of judges headed by P. J. Mulqueen, chairman of the Canadian Olympic Committee. Thc i936 winner was Dr. Phil Edwards. famous half-miler of British Guiana and Montreal.

Clelnnd. son or a. wealthy Tor- onto distillery executive and a rldcr since he was six years old, established himself as one of the world's best amateur winning international events at New York. Chicago, Montreal arid Toronto. His home is at '1‘roy, his father's estate near Hamilton.

The judges made their selec- tion from 22 athletes in a dozen or more sports. Among those nom- lliltCd for the trophy were Bob Rankine of Preston. Ont, winner of the Crow Memorial Trophy. given annually by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada. and Syl Apps. Toronto Maple Leafs hockey star voted the outstanding conducted by The Canadian Press. athlete in ll poll of sports writers

Ohm-ls. Ring. Toronto sports- mrln Zaiid one of the selection judges. donated the trophy in memory of Lou Marsh, late sports editor of The Daily Star who died early in 1936. It is open to men and women athletes, professionals and amateurs.

AMHERST JUNIORS WIN

T. N. 8., Jan. 4—(CP) —Amherst St. Pats. last Maritime junior hockey champ- ions, defeatied Moncton Junior Hawks 4-2 tonight in an exhib- ition game, their second vlctory 1n exhibition contests so far this season.

Wings Blank: East vs

‘Canadiens In Form Reversal

4-Detroit Rod Wings won their first game ‘llli l0 and their fourth of the sea-

downlng Montreal the lotrg

The -world champions set lip a i "olid defence in front of brilliant broke from i tiic gauging Canadiens three times ‘in the late stages to record the

practically all early part Detroit de- - fence bumped hard and often and ]fiiuilly ilic Wings went ahead in the last minute of the second per-

forwards soon alter the last period's start

away xe- Beattie gave tlieni n 2-0 edge after 13 minutes. Larry Aurie completed the scor- int! three minutes from the fin- ish. banging the rubber between Wilf Cude’s feet as he accepted ll long poss from Johnny Sorrell. Babe Siebert was in the penalty

1. Detroit, Sorrell (Barry, Aurie) d;

Densities: None. Third Period

2. Detroit, Besttie (Kilrea, Howe) 13:03.

3. Detroit, Aurie (Borrell, Barry) 19:23 -

Equestrian Star

Of Marsh Trophy

TORONTO, Jan. 4-Sccond win- lli"f' of the Lou Marsh Memorial Trophy, award annually to Can- ada's "outstanding sports compet- itor." was announced tonight as Licut. W. Marshal Cleiand of the Governor-Generals Horse Guards.

too, by a, more involved process. is being provided for by the o!- ficials of the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association. -

form of a inent scheme that takes in super- vision and tournaments for boys

collegians, juniors and. above all. juniorxDavis Cuppers.

receive the most detailed attention.

sectional committee and its own riders b)’

of-it" policy that is the cardinal

done, and will says Pate, "is to bring about a general improvement in the cell- hre" oi’ tennis played youngsters. It will give them not only a. thorough correct; stroke production and gen- eral sportsman-like but wi'l instil in them our prin- cipai idea-that. flight performer. a boy must play aggressive tennis."

ized National Hockey Association was played at Montreal 28 ycnrs ago today, Canadians beating co-

TJE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

"SPORT WORL

BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPUR I

IN OPENER 4 - 2i

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West CurlinglRflllgh 13611168,] Summerside Team Stages

_ Bonspeil Scheduled Today lip Ia )’ e d I "I Scoring Splurge In Final

l The curling season will be offic- Phil Cobb T. A. Campbell , ally opened here today when the ,—Skip .4141}; East and West will resume their a P M , rivalry on the Charlottetown Curi- - - ' Th rm, . i . ing Club rinks. Twelve matches I SYDNEY, N. S., Jan. 4 (CF) -" ‘night 151th thieslaurntgfslxdselagiqysslilllsodoridlu:kefiolnillillfinfiofiwllldgih ‘leaky l“. , ' _ _ . . .. e the lhnve been scheduled, nine u; be D. Gordon l". Nash i Noith Sydney Moiiilichs, rflplfi» ilflBfl-SIIIB of the Charlottetown Abbies 4-2 in the opening rami- A crowd ivlared today alerting at 4 P- m- Bhd 5- 388w" G» Avard making a run-a-ivav affair of the ioi soo attended the gune and were given pluilv lu cin-l-i-Xilhciii 11S the FIIITEG Thursday. W. Houston Mack McKinnon 1 Lape Breton Hockey League cham- b0 s; d u, 1,, d h‘ f _ ' . . - - i l ' . V‘ V _ l y lune on _ e s am an bot lie ences sliuiicll s liking lo ruugh it, I should weather ci-‘ndmoiis be "n" Judge Duffy CW F1111 ploiisiiip race defeated Glace Bay up. Five penalties were handed out as Referee Prowse held 1' hi ' favilrebie WW- Ovehihs matches ~51“? -—5i<il1 ks tonight land. added w their Ion the boys ' a "g m“ $11115; played Thursday and others J s MacDonald w P1 k m‘ lead as tlie second-place Sydney l’ ' '- r - - - . c a _, ~ i- a . or . - . . . w. U‘ Ho“ P‘ w‘ Tum" Hlgiliiolrliglieiywgéeliséd to a score ‘ EN CAUTIOUSLY [gonmilnutes go Schuimaii rifled SCHEDULE J. W. Boulter W. Davis “ficdvy checking "Qarked be“, The fir=t period opened slow i’ mgkzntvsc zaflshlttc [Tldtnfjs w ~ . 1 - ' ~- WEDNESDAY 4 P M fiaipFrjPps G- H- ;;iliius. Ray Poivcll 0i Sydney and ‘ Wlitlhriliitikblbljilmdieciliiig gigeogéiier] tzils. The Pflllli.‘ ended rivith g5: - - — ‘on Mclnms o; 305cm, M; u“. 0 . i lCS rew irs l a il(‘ilm§]).1l}i]l£! all out. . ~~ -- ~ ' i 6.45 McKinnon getting his slick on I LINEUP‘ WES-l- EAST ‘ _ _ grime “llh lib injuries, Gerald v _ iEd" Nicholmn 5- Gfllldei l llT/‘Iglhign 1293111211111 ‘mlgey figlerlfged gm‘ an. injure“; ‘villi: iguillvelnPglgrxlst n? ctlI:'i."€ry’1‘!iI‘d 8:13:22: Pgljlilil’ gdrdflirdgjerenioic‘ Dn pierce B_ Burnett Dr’ Giddm Ge I Th K {ill e n or eservcs secom 1» ‘ - ~ ' . ~ -- - , W - E- Mi19$ A- G- Pllimfiil O. D. Macgjcgoi" Dir). Magrlriirljfi: usually’ and Monarchs’ defence- E ilfiatbflgicct-gegtu-llelhedcWI; llxnnmil. £31m C. H. B. Black S. C. Moore —Sklp —SI-{ip “l“’"'ldR"m“°' Sumac“ a w"°"°h““ i his keep Culirllc Caliil led sevlral ‘ ‘ brVfihli: éll'I‘II‘L~‘I£nK[|I ‘“,“,',..en,q .- is l -'. . _‘ _ . ‘ g " ~ - “skip —5i\iP _ _ t‘ ‘gilghfighb of the SydneuRe_ i (langeious rushes but it rcmaiicd Cniiill. Hunter. Steel"; Forwards, Pliil ROSSlIEI Clirlsiopheii . 5 for the peicriiiial first line 0i Gal- Dckle Sciiilrmaii Chick Gallant A. McPherson Dr. Murchison J. B. Johnson S. MacDonald “wry” Dame was i‘ bout‘ heme?“ luiit, Schurman and Montgomery t0 Monigomm-g: Cam bell How t. F- MB-QPIIBe R. Spillett . Dr. 'I‘idmarsli W. Wilson [Ray Powell “m1 Eddie MacDiimald get the equalizer. It came at 16.29 Hanan. I ' p ' a t’ Dr. Creelman w, worm l Alex Scot; c‘ a q-hompson jvf RQSOPVG. 110111 dfiiwiiil; mflJ-OYS- when Montgomery beat, Stilll on a llcferr-o: Roy Prrivvse -S A. W. Hyndman Geo. MacLeOd ' -skip __skip ‘ wing drive. The Crystals still push- —$kii> ——Skip rmsr GAME ed matters and kept tlie Chorlotio- qlmnnm. T TlflmsnAy 7 ]>_ M, toiiiaiis tied up behind their blue h 1],‘ Id ,D. Stewart. N. D. McLean IIINEUPS line. In the closing minutes Pound 1 b i n‘ _ 9'0 ' R. Jenkins Judge Saunders w_ B pg broke away to catch the Crystals up —A e5’ M“FK‘““°" M5 H. Winchester < J. A. Fraser A. Mzlllgilnnon Ernfiigiegg lhscrgfgc Goal. GCHmDbEUI 530- the ice but Peters mode a. senszi-| gggrliifglsivxgntgomery m” n. A. MgcKlr-mon w_ 1.; Town. D,‘ Keeping A‘ ‘spmm fence. ey. Me illivrni’. E div iioiial save. The period dosed with ‘ ‘sccondfcfiod send w_ A Stewart l R simmandg MhflDflil-"ild. Whvlan. Connors. F- both teams showing plenty of speed. N0 5001.5“, ._5klp 45p _Sk1p _sk1p - Momson. P ‘ ' 3 d . 1 . D cnaltics. None. 1 P n H a m, ,, D YJY...'T°¥..§ZTf ‘r-‘Eféiifii, MZZZZR‘? "m m” °"E°"s We PM»! . . C. Maxeerozle Sr .R. 211:5: ban, Topsheel W’ Estabmoks’ MEL The we became a b“ heavy In latia-Abbies. Cudmore (Kepnedyq w. w. Baker Jack rrinion n‘... Walker ' Reg. Jenkins “m” Ni°"°1"°“' Mam“ "i8 "w" 5111""! and "w" “"315 44—Crystais. Hnfzan (Campbell! p; ways w_ Patterson J_ l Moms N J‘ Anderson _ concentrated on a little body briiis- i 4o i H- Hawfltt li- BIBMOH -Skip 4km SITMMAR! mpg. Both defences went into action i 5__Cn,s,a]_c‘ Mnmznmew mm A, Belch“. 1 A Bentley __ with punishing checks but neither 6,_c gstms s 1 -(G I, t. W81 Period r d‘ h 1d b ck n r their at- r‘ ' ° “m” a ‘m’ _sk1p 4km F‘ Rik" N- Walk" N sc ‘ tgngr :11 ECTVZLBISB 5.131 a slight 18*“ ch53, MgKenzje H_ Fletch P" fmfgh dc "fme la» and l the mm Penalties: Cilrimore. Pound, D011 0w J- 0- Monigmnery m. Campbell s. Elliott m“ m" ‘m’ e» get, o i f5 y fStmIly - td s””"" “"““"“““' Geo. Dewar 1), Brenton Q M_ wlmam; 11v R’ Madam, 5994""! PPYWI 1a“ m ma)? u p??? e j —-—-~-—-- n. a. Bell F. col-dwell —Sklp 4k", N" K0111111- “" 5mm‘ "' A "5 “if Eng“; --- Penalty: B. ivlacDonald. “mate ‘mdheh- SIMS’ t emu“ ‘L L b H Third Period them missing their mark. ieug afn Opes U g D - r"? i": iiwiiffiiélif c e MacLean League Penalties: E. MacDonald. Malcolm Kg-iingar Scrgging dchvgnces in wild For Scorin , (scorckss fle_“° (‘vemmex scrambles or by brilliant defence g Y0 ‘ lays. The first penalty of the lame UI1 HVIS SECOND (‘AllIE i’ i . - l 3 _ 0 " g a " 1 z e s ‘ satay; 2.1%.? i-ifxsslsssir; C v m eiwck Cup prgspecls F0 r S e a s o n LWEUPS the frame with a hare drive into I te to . i" - - Glace my: Goal, McGillivray; the CW5“ " W (c. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)‘ —- -_ i’.°‘°..“.f”'..“lfifii““il°fa.°l‘ éfikia" w" w“ hi” “mt- - sc . c ; o" ‘sir s, n- e “s ll n: come‘ om Sussex n A Yo}??? Jan 4—-Don Budge The annual meeting of the Mac- dwsom Kane, Brooks’ Robert A» The mm! canto opened fast with N B” murcs hm” days are isi ustra. and not yet a pro loan Hockey lea ue held fessioiial, Bob Riggs is on the mersirle rzccrriy gresuitei demon Mcphec’ MaCAdam‘ the Abbi” “m” a Smmg ‘men’ sheaf! for him‘ New York Ammq" southern circuit and again win- demure plan; foam; for mg Nnrilisldc: Goal, Evans; Defence. give. cudmoi-e took Kennedy's pass cans “scoreless ivondcr" found the

ning tournaments, so for the pre- sent the international supremacy of United States tennis appears sec- ure -

slit what, of the future? That

The "providing" .has taken the nation-wide develop»

(15 and under), girls. schoolboys,

The latter, on their title alone, la

Each of these squads had the benefits of supervision by its own

qualified coach.

All of them were instructed in the aggressive tactics. the “watch- for-an-opening-nnd-make-the-most rule of Walter L. Pate, captain of the triumphant 1937 forces.

"What the program already has continue to do," by these grounding in

deportment. to be a top-

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press) first game oi’ the newly-organ-

balt Silver Kings 7-6. The N.H.A., operating in opposition to the Can- ' nrlian Hockey Association, was en- ‘ lzirged 12 days later when the pick c1 C.H.A. teams merged under

year's 5

Hockey Ioague was formed in 1917.

~cAi>jf srusisgiauunjilppie

the National Hockey Association w

banner. The present National

MacFarlane Produce team. follows:

tonight.

No va Scotia

Hawks 2.

Scot Curlers

members of the Royal Caledonia Curling Club. on a tour of Can- ada. arrived in Moncton over the Canadian National Rall-

The officers of the your arc as

Hon. Pres. A. E. Madman, M.P; -

Cormier, Rniiisc, Dayc. Coakley;

2——NOl'IIlSl(II‘, Cnrmier 11.05 Penalties: Noiic.

Zl——Noi-l-li.<i:le, S. Clarke.

e)’ LOOP Canto Of Exciting Came

after one minute and thirty eight rict in Montreal last Saturday and

leagues hwkey schedme m“ Wm‘ Fvlhvflrrifi. Mvhtflflnwliv. Steve Esta- Seconds of play to beat Peters to thinks "plenty more" scoring I" and the fir“ Same of the wcst- brooks, Clarke, W. Murray. Clnrck, again put the black and red out points will come his ivav before “n section We!“ i" siiiiimclsme Qiiiik- 4 front. The Crystals second line be- the National Hockey Lcnfllic sca- iohisht between the CflDitols mid gain to hit their stride and at. 5.40 son closes. ‘ '

"w soviet-i 130th strong icaliis -"l'~“i“*\|“' Hum Hogan grabbed Cnmpbvlili "Thar lirsi ‘Qfilil. llin mic that last year and with new players ' pass tn slip the disc into the cage t0’ Billy BOVPflflIYf’ didn't :00 Wm this season the followers of those First Period tie the score. Play SEBi-iaivcd 101' the what I needed." said Lamb. the two teamssaytheywillbe hard to L-Glncc Bay. McPhce (Brooks) heXt ft-‘W hiinutcs with ClltIlll0I'C“r0an1l0$l rnrlmnr or llic ir-owavs. beat. The Capitals are inc 01d 10.05 tak n2 a iivnriiiv- A few hiiiiiiiv‘ "Thai mnrlo lflt" irpi like nui times

laicr the Crystals were awarded all penalty shot on a rough plays; Caiiills shot wiis wide of the 1101.! ‘ Pound look a penalty for ilsiiig his: 1 elbow but. the Westerners could not i

‘ike hack in 1929-30 \\‘Il|"ll ilin old m":- ivris rr-nlly spoiling Ill" open-

Scrnnrl Period -- lgsm. The 3i-_\'v:li'-ril:l rirlii \\lill!i"I'

President Ivan G_ Vaughan brooks >100 _t r AL 13 50 Molngnnlprv , who can oiili-llwr- Illli} ni his mains. _ ' 4...»: 11-; 1 _ Q‘, 1.; (c aklgy) 931315 iZ"-__ - . _- i rcmlls lIif‘ }'f‘i"l' h" oiiinnir-d 4H woe Pres army Lei 4Q m 1 M‘ “C o pm‘ me Cnlstals ahead for me m“ noinis ivitii Oliniva Senators.