Simlmerings Around The Sport Front

may sate guess a tubular steel

ulirey 530k s03? wlllube steward eq pm in e Na olna lteagu mdoption by the “ " o! hockey leagues should make ts use universalnﬂlirt Ross o! Bos- ton Bruins, who has int-holed many of the better lwckey innovations, has been sold on the metal stick for a long time ...Now the chief- lalns oi the New York clubs, Red Dutton and Lester Patrick, appear ready w lend t-heir sﬂPPWt for its adoption.

Sitting around the festive board with members oi‘ the New York Hockey Writer's Association before last night's Ranger-Detroit game. Patrick and Dutton publicly ex- pressed t-heir approval o! the steel shaft, into whim B. wooden blade lvrl ﬁt....'l‘he stick, invented by a. Bostonian will cost about $6 against the $225 the N. H. L. now pays for wooden wuryclu-hs....A steel shaft should last throughout

....Accordlng to Duirton. man mountain Jack Portland o! the Bruins used the metal stick in a recent practice sesion and did his best to break it ...no dice.... leaning all his weigh-t on it, Jack

"induced a curvitum that was any

the smallest {motion o! u: inch.

Red and tester also seem likely to throw their support behind Ross’ move for adoption o! amen-l spat by the leaguenﬂrhe m spat would {it over the boot top rug protect players mun skate cu .

Jack Amms at Detroit Red Wings. also n. guest oi’ honor at the dinner. was redlcting grout things ahead for is prize rookie, Gus Glmebrechtmﬁl-fe - lutely everything," 0th lawn. "including n heed the» isn't going to nvellﬁ... e related that alter

km. from - w-awa. Ont, had gone scoreless lhrough two games. he raked the Wings‘ trainer if he thought he would be taken with the team b0

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Horse Racing‘ At Mt. Stewart

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Bud Cope (B. Burt) l 1 1 Bessie Calumet (0. Burt) - 2 2 2 Time for quarter. 8i; 30 1-2; 30.

(Home n ‘hot end hoe (L. Jay) -

Btdrter, William Meoxmlie.

JDMQ, L. Jay, I‘. Dmjill, l. ‘humor.

. straight title.‘

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Ever since the Rangers shaded the Royals in a pN-Wﬂsbn exhibi- games to two

itching to get

another crack at the senior Isl-and with the 0011686

jumped at the

Bo tonight is the niht. Both ilenmsilliaavehadoomperegli ea

ents tonight.

been stating quite plainly o1 lame

thcttheycanteketheotherany

do. or the week: up tc the present all that we; {orth-

teut or loped here locks horns with the reigning Island champions-a title they won by; right and might from the Crystals,

series have as prohibitive tavorltcs to hire the title this some Montague team might give a lot better i c1 ihemaelvec than the meiIiW 04

‘teh the eye Cape Brown writer is Bud Mc- Eachem. still eligible for the Jun- iors but playing with Glace Bay era at t and playing a mtghty lmporlant, part at the. in the Miners‘ drive for their second

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Mdlleoheru, mwey to u. has come along rapidly l few weeks and is

goalies.

that he is the Boston

801m; th _ ns and when one of

Home is what. the Capo Breton writa has b0 say in to Mo. Exciter-n:

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‘The Miners won on ilswolastnigiit and a. goodly share c! that merit goes to grewlve Bud McEachern. scoring his team's first goell unea- sllsted. Mcmalchern really set up the play for another chucker. On ‘dhe other hsrld. the miiionciree can thank agile Delve Evens tor

rKensington Dusted From Junior Play

nmingtonjunlklrulxwulﬂnct- edoﬂiheioicndhockleymaplent night whenthcsumm ~" Cap- itahenguUedthemQO-‘linacnc- sided gommSummeu-side tooirthe

bani-final series by l round score

Th lore could not match the anal-t brand of hodrey Sumrnercidc dia- played and swled their seven tal- lie: only as a result o! the wide open play. Goalie Mcnmis turned in a good night's work in the Kermit-lawn cage but, could not cope with the veritable rain of rubber riﬂed at him (roan all angles by llhe iast-sirating Bum-

lr merside outfit.

‘Phe Island Junior finals will get lrndwwey next Monday night at Bummereide when the Charlotte- town Royals Journey to the west- ern. capital in the first game o! a home-and-hcme total-seal ser- ia. Second match is slated for Charlottetown. neXt Thursday.

llneupe‘

oapllwlsZ-‘coal. Beaten; defetwé Blanchard, Glow; forwards, Wedge,

Arsennult, Ellis, wood. : Goal, McInnis; de- McKinnon: tor- . ins. Champion, Glydon, Ramsay, Whtllock. Campbell.

the mot that the score was not more one sided than 3~2, because Evans next to the Ontario cat was

boy in Canada last

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‘This P131. youngster Bud Mc- lhchlesm cannot be overlooked either when you speak 01' prospects in the 19W hockey edition. It is really astonishing to see the num- beroftimes that thicboyscores on solo eﬂorts. when he mcec up to an opposing goalie he seems to fire the puck directly at the goalie and yet ft gets past the net;

“A: tor color, McEachern can be noted as hlwinc his share. The Ychology o! seeing this boy rac- u the ice with three or four players. his every stride and energetic motion revealed with the airﬂned ,._ on on his countenance to sail into a con- ﬁdent goalie and then attain suc- cem, appeals to your humanity. Ithuthesanleeectasthato! a kid who by his pron-lush gem Moulhtimn

at heart string." m“ w“ I I I I Iln xegllrd to Mdlhcherlrlh tryout nextyeeruaﬁydmeymlrerhscthe mlllowlng: _, ,

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"Mr. Jeilem was ﬁzz-pressed the all-round playing at ‘Buddy’ M

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learned from a. reliable source that Mclihehem has been placed on the waiting list o! the New York ." . I I I I Winding up l. ‘full week ct’ West Kent Pupils will stage eir lumual Ice Sports at the Fbtum on Friday night and mice again this year the omlses to live up to the tormen- years. stating ., theme will be the annual hockey game between W.K.S. and Sum- mersidle High School and those promised a real three hours of excitement. Tickets

have at I. Inst c1181 and I. lame crowd sure to be at. tendhnce.

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Amwllh wilful!‘ I l-l Med lat nldit ‘Iid Lumen’; Montague hockey squad won their my in"

the Blind "inter-

tlhey elimimtcd Mt. Stan-rt may- ela by a round score o! 7-4 “N! winning ma: um um M Monday might by a 6-1 0011M. Faced with u five goal deﬁcit the Royals hammered any all during last night's enmlmwl‘ Ml l- “ tegue defence but

up s goal c period u the Mon. tally in the middle canto. ‘Ilhere was very little difference in the strength cl the squads throughout the ruggedly iwgllt encounter. Montague hlad an edge in the ﬁrst period but the smsationul Mc-

blocked every drive that was thrown at them while the Royals were chalking up the only goal oi’ the period, ‘throughout the second session the warns {might on wen terms as they split l brace o! goals, Montague tying the game count lute in the period with the Royals coming back hall! a min- ute late-r to again take the lead. . ~t' gmged continually during the final mime but again they could only garner one coun- ter while the Mt. 'Bt€WIY$ goalie again held his opponents accre- leas miter they had broke right in on lop o! him on several occwonll.

Starting alwely at a. fact clip the teams played scoreless hockey (or

period with Mcllialchun, the reel star 0d the game, coming through with two ‘lone! ecvee in the earlypartollvhecanto tokew_ Montague from inmeedng their lead. Montgeue wee inﬂating their opponents but with less thou

Brlatling

crldpordcdasm. total-canonica- and herdclnﬂhnrt- 'lyllllberttibpcwiodgotjlmdqrllﬂl

, . Slmcoo Harvester l; lhlrchasoll By . .‘ 1'- . ‘ . -. l. ‘Trllfﬂ Synlilcate LACE BAY. N. 8.. Fob. S! te be by, S. Curdy of ﬂint III. ht! pur- chased from l. T. Fayette of renetangulshene. Ont, the weu known liming ll Blmcoc lhrvelicr, 8:04 1-4, It mu learned hero tonight. The horse took his record Sehﬂlostycer over: hall c ring at Quebec. a nce In which he won tn straight howls imcoe Ihrventer Is urtmg m men, winning i3 ul them an only being amide the money in nine hcule during the lee-

son.

According to the locﬂ report. the Tram syndicate id l2,- 000 for the llallion w ch. In the of local horsemen. looks to but my ol the pram trce-Ior-ellen in the Maritime: with June Anti, 1:- 59 1-2, n poalible exception. June Am" is owned by II. C. giorton, Murray Harbor, P. E.

Are Winners Of Bobsled Title

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Eachem in the Mt. Stewart net! ..

Mild Guards

Montague R8¢l¢2h€8 Final] Although Losing Second‘ Game ToMt. Stewart 3-1

the puck in their opponents acne Montague would

Their turd-working emiorts finally rewarded as they chalked up their third goal with Murphy again doing the scoring u he took a. pus 1mm s. Kelly at the corner of the crease to blast a high shot into the twlnlee. For the remain- ing seven minutes c! the enl- ooumer both teams came within inches o! scoring but the rival goalies were outguessing them all the way when they weren't mas- ing the net with smoking drives. lineups»- Mt. Etewa-rt: Goal, mmchclm ‘ ‘ , J. McDonald, ILcAdun forwerda, Ameck, Kelly, A, Mic- Donleld. Murphy, Smith, B. Kelly, McDorlnJ

B. d. Molntague: Goal, McLellan; de- . A. McDonald, Cleudet;

Referees: Wabterwortkl, Mon- tague; Gay, Charlottetown. SUMMARY First Period

2. Montague, Martin 16:40. 8. Mt. Stowe-rt, C. Murphy 17.11. Penalties: McAdam. Third Period

4. Mt Stewart, Kelh) 182w

Penalties: anilah, Kennedy.

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Bearcats Win League Title

ice wars. ‘Phey are scheduled to play Antigonish w- monow night and Friday. Til-U? BIBIIS ICIIITVIILLE. N. 5.. Ibb. 2- (OlH-Keotvllie Wildcats tom t best-ot-nve es th for Bantam

mnﬂr lime of the aeriu- Wolvee clumped Kent. ville 10-2 when they met here Monday night.

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l. delayed“: least umporerll today when their heavyweight acxyap was poncd until tomorrow night weather.

mt the decided to put oil, the bout.

Galento end Feidmm promptly Y-gltllcbgf wwkow “ti. Boll Kﬂeég Notional ' _, Alueocic ion HIM-I dleweiahg‘ clumgnvn. and Ba: an over-weight 10-minute:- on the same program, also went through llglht training sessions to kew “hoist ml been mm and it uppeued th te ml t ran "rays mtﬁr “sh “l: c e . e um.

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