APRIL 16. 1941

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GUARDIAN

APP

ALGARY, April i5—(CP)-'I‘he clgiadian Amateur Hockey Assoc- iation today BDJ-‘llmwdihc 13ml?“ that players should be pen lzec for ggning agreements to play for more than one club.

The appfilllﬂl oame at the closing session of the annual convention wmn delegates adopted a resolu- tiozi that Jack Forsey of Cornwall, on," pgy 325 to the Baltimore club br expenses incurred by the scout that signed Forsey to s. player's

t. corlrihlsacso-cdd delegates also agreed with a recommend tion of the

~ wmmtteo in defeating s. igiblution that the C.A.H.A. revert to the referee and linesman system of oiiluistlne instead or uslris two men of equal authority-

A resolution that the organim- tion increase the Emmi 15° 6111116 1n playOfl-S fol-travelling and liv-

rove Principal _ Clf penalizing Players Who Sign With More Than One Club

foam was referred to the finan a ccmmmﬁo Wlwih was instructed cto make a report at ms send-annual m-ielim‘ tl.n e rnee 8 also appointed a committee to write a history or hockey, adopted a. resolution that clubs in playoffs can replace a goal- er lost under certain clieunlstances and left to the finance committee the disbursement of a. proposed ant for was vllrposs or war chlritcs. The cuslcm that officers retain their posts for two years W85 co-t- tinned when all were re-elected. The officers m: George Dudley, Midland, Ont., President; Frank Sargent, Port Arthur. First Vice- President; Hanson Dowell, Middle- ton, N.S., Second Vice-President; W. A. Hewitt, Toronto. Regist 51'- Treasurer; and Fred Marpies Tor- onto, Secretary. Presidents of the nine branches also are members of the executive.

Ladies high three G. Doyle 757. Gents high single C. Lamb 290- Geilts high three C. Lamb 700. HOLY NAME BOWLING International League Cudmore’: Dry Cleaners:- 180 180

w. cudnioie 381 M. Block 263 f riffs?‘ 32*,‘ 143 m MONTREAL. April 15-(CP)— q, cudmor, 141 goo 144 Dr. A. A. MacKa isagd tonighgrzllhat T0m1__z598_ Bill Durnan, g e or Mtoned s Davis s. Frasersz- §enior Royal's. had suf er a w_ whne 11 137 19g siig/ht crack in the skull ‘when he A. Murphy 2g 137 143 was injured in last nights game E. Rimahan 174 107. 14s against Sydney Millonﬂlrﬂ- p; garish 294 199 205 Dr. MacKay said Durnan was L, Down“ 14g 155 159 resting comfortably and would be Total- 0g able to leave hospital in about 10 High single u. Corish 204. days if there were no complica- High three E, Corlsh goo, tions. Dumas; was struck in the Scouters League 1M6 by 0 111 the will! Demd F0111‘ Bclls:- of the dec dine Eastern (iarladim V. Kin 116 150 303 final serzes game, which Sydney R. Dufily 188 123 140 won 8-3.

Royals win

From Oshawa Generals 7-4

MAPLE LEAF GARDENS, TOR- ONTO, April I5—(CP)~‘A 22- yeur famine ended tonight when Montreal Royals become the first teum from Quebec Province ever to enter the Memorial Cup final by defeating Oshowu Generals 7-4 in the fifth game cf their best-cf-live series for the Eust- ern Canadian junior hockey title.

At the some time the young- sters from Montreal, who over- come u series of handicaps that run from u slur delencemun get- ting llurt eurly in the second per- iod to u hull dozen of their mem- bers falling victim of "uir sick- ness" on o plane ride earlier in

in; allowances and for the homo o. Diamond m 154 li=a sTgtcﬁrnlm 104 lso 110 sprains:- I. McDonald 104 147 187 RESULTS t. s. B. Mfilnnis 158 124 180 Hzrzltlulfaulos‘ 122 1.58 106 ii i u t All Ladies high single B. Duff iss. C "°___._.° m m Ladies high three n. Duff; 451. City League-Playoff Gents high single V. King 303. “m” G|-ggg|-y;—- Gents hi h three G. Anderson 653. m. puny 327 351 104 Tonlgh at 7 o'clock:- A. McFai-lano 167 251 2B2 Merry Minstrels: Black Outs vs. DL Mona“; 511g: x liniowséss. O. League: Comets g ﬁjgjil, I 905 201 211 At 9 o'clock:- g;)|_a]x3435_ , Old Timers vs. Five Aces. ve ces- . °- “$9.?” ill it’? ti} J. CB. B8 in i. ﬁizérigyke’ g3 g: BGSCbGII RCSUItS sf Rtobinm’ 100 107 m ' To a — . i AMERICAN LEAGUE . 5,1251; DEf-Dﬁlifaiif- Philadelphia 000 000 zol-s 10 1 “y h‘ M, ly;_. N61 YOPR 000 000 001-4. i 0 To g _ _ commercial League playoff: En- llgféixgyﬂnd Bayes. Ruffirli Ind l . I. - ﬁirliigiiei iii aus- Chicago 200 002 000-s 1 z Duck p1“; 330,3, v,;_ mulching, Cleveland 000 110 010-3 7 0 Enterprise Bakei-y:- Dietrich and Tresli; Feller, Hov- L, Myer; . 1 158 140 i118. Brown and Hemsley. B. Dunn 131 122 123 Washington 010 203 000—6 13 0 J, Gallant 141 104 123 Boston, 010 Z01 003-7 13 1 g. laloDoriald lelvudson, MscFayglen and Ferrell; ‘Total-lain. la . ' ' LFIII!IIIBE¥;IINl— m, l“ l” Detroit at 8t. Innis-Postponed, . e °~ “Si?” iii‘ iii iii st n. i“‘“‘°"‘lii‘§»l°il§_i 12 0 '1'. M earns; . u: O. Praught 97 106 93 Cincinnati 020 000 001-8 10 2 "- lull" ‘t’ “° 1“ urethral trowel’- m _Hl§l1 single '1‘. McKeal-ney 1B8. bgi-dL ' Hlsh three T- McKee-racy 40$. Boston 000 p00 zos-s 4 l Plymouth RM-‘ksh- rlilliiaeipliis. 00a so 101-0 1i 1'- Hlillds Igrausht ‘ if; f3; Errickson, robiiind and Barres, Ace one Mi;Blatoi-i Liinto. Dot McDonald 198 2% W3 NvwasYork n 0200,4020 i118 l Mary stall 168 17° 15° Brooklyn 0n 200 000-s 1 1 Gertie Doyle 325 357 375 Schumacher, Melton, Dean, Adi- €g£ﬁ1s—i1?f:;ﬂ“nen__ am; and Danning; Wyatt, Swift W. MW 211 11" 11“ rliiiiburgli i 001 000 102-4 12 o c, Lamb 184 290 226 l o oox_ l we 181 l.“ Chcago 005 02 ‘l 14 g; 232w": m9 13., no Klinger, Hintselmam" Bowman TiTTtﬂal-‘lf ma 193 no 178 fglggnml- P""°““ "id Mimi" 0 _. Ladies high single H. Prausht 205.

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the day from Montreal, also put on end to Oslluwds hopes of a third straight Memorial Cup.

‘Ilhn Generals. winners of the coveted Junior trophy for the past two seasons were defeated mostly through the sensational goal tend- ini! of l7 year old Ross Ritchie. But Ritchie wasn't the Only star as the Royals played whirlwind hockey in the opening period. falt- ered for a time in the second. and then came back with a great dis- play in the third session.

Royahs entered the game with one of their three defencemen- Bob MacFariarie-sufferiilg from s. badly bruised side. Bllt MacFal-lane was forced to pisy arnost all of the last two periods when Bucc Ward. rated es the Royals best

. wrenched his knee. Ward only made two appearances after that-both .1h the late stages of the second period and both for only short spells.

An oddity was that Royals won all th§ of their games-the first. tihe tiiird and the fiftlh—by tne same scores. Generals, top heavy favorites before the start of the series. won the second game 10-2 and took the fourth contest

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C.A.H.A.gives Ruling on Enlistments

CAIGARY, April l4-—(CP)—War- time regulations providing that hoc- key clubs which lose players through. enlistment must make replacements‘ within certain time limits were passed here today by the annual convention of the Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association. Previous- ly such replecements could be ob- tained at. any time.

The delegates also passed resolu- tions authorlzin bonuses for clubs participating in. senior and jun- ioi- playdowns and grants for war purposes or war charities and pro- viding for intermediate playdowns in Eastern Canada. next season.

The meeting also adopted reselli- tions limiting the total of life mem- bola to six, changing the by-laws to allow life members to act only as honors officers of the organiza- tion an declaring expenses of life members would be paid only to ari- nual meetings.

The new wartime regulations provide that:

1. Players who belonged to o ciu-b in the previous season and are. lost to the club prior to Sept. 15 must be replaced before Nov. 1.

2. Players who belonged to a club in the previous season and are lost to the club between Sept. 15 and Nov. i milst be replaced with- in 10 days after the club plays its ﬁrst league game in organized hoc-

ey. ‘

3. Players lost by the club after it enters competition must be re- placed within 10 days.

The new regulations declare re- placements may be obtained from: Players who are engaged i:1 military service and are moved into the dis- trict; or players of the same 0r lower category from any other club in Canada or elsewhere psvided such club is willing to grant a r0- lease. '

In committeg the delegates delet- ed a clause that no replacement will be permitted after the club

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enters its branch playdowris. thus allowing replacements even in the finals 0f playoffs in all divisions. Other wartime regulatons which had been in effect previously were retained except for minor adjust- ments, One of the latter was an amplification of the clause provid- ing that a goalkeeper must be re- nlaced only by a goalkeeper. The zicw provision is that a goalkeeper

prgventindg a goalkeeper replacing rwar . a Tehe delegates approved the res- olution authorizing the finance committee to split up receipts from this season's layoffs exceed’ in the gm that 75 per cent to teams par- ticlpating in the junior and sen- ior pia owns and per cent. wouiid donated to war charities ar urposes. Orin): bzmuszs to playoff clubs will ‘i.’ °l‘ 3”“ i352???‘ ‘Whiziunii’ ea e o . ssidrdlspositon of grants to war ‘charities would be dealt with "iii s“ ‘aetiieriscziflvdlililrinmthe plan to m revive the intermediage playdowns in Eastem Canada next season, del- egates decided that if there was any deficit. the C.A.H.A. would grunt up w I200 for each branch participating.

Another resolution provided that grants of $1,000 for minor hockey l.‘ ‘tilt’; Butt‘ wlililﬁit‘. i302! charge of a special application, and

must replace only a goalkeeper. thus i

Cardinals Confirm Suspicion

NEW YORK. April l5—(AP)-— st. Louis cardinals today confirmed advanced suspicions that they are the challengers of the National Baseball Leagug by out-hcmering the world champion Reds 7-3 be- fore 34,940 fans at Cincinnati.

'I'he lineal descendants of the old "Gas House Gang" also gave in- dication that all those vitamin pills may be more than a. gag by

illing Crosley Field witlh plenty 0f defensive as well as offensive pen-

per.

Paul Derringer. co-ace of the Cincinnati pitching staff, couldn't survive low-base blows by Ernie Koy and‘ Enos Slaughten and Fire- man Joe Beggs laid the bail in the slot for Powerhouse Johnny Mire

Pittsburgh Pirates before 17,006 fans.

The Cubs-wth a new pilot and P001563 bell-ind the plate and at first, shortsto and left field-piled‘ "b five runs in the third and add- ed two more in the sixth while Claude Passeau was holding the Pirates t0 12 hits.

M Philweivtua. the Phillies, showing a. new found punch, won their opening 88mg beating Boston Bees 6-5 behind Cy Blantonk mas-

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lsnten. a castnff of Pittsburgh Pirates,_ pitched no-hit ball for 6 2-3 innings

Y. M. C. A. Bowling Alleys

a9 i the coach and myself for the

Ottawa juniors Express their Appreciation

I . Tile following letter was received cently and speaks for itself:

His Worship Mayor Rov Holman. Mayor of Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island.

Dear Mr. Mayor:

I suppose you have learned through lile newspapers that the Canadian Hockey Club have met their Water- loo when they came up against the Montreal Royals. ‘They were a lot ileatlieij than we were and we have no alibi to offer. Tne boys played well and we are proud of tiieili. but .lllcv were up against stronger op-

position i I am urriting you this letter ' thank vou. on behalf of the players.

by His Worship Mayor Holman re-

Chubby

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Had

Yanks Number Yesterday

NEW YORK. April 15—(AP)- Lovill (Chubby) Dean of Phil- adelphia Athletics has New York Yarkees’ number-on opening day at least.

A year ago he duelled Red Ruf- fing for 10 innings in which each parceiled out six hits and then he drove in a run in the 10th for a 2-1 victory. _

Today he again opposed Ruffing and handcuffed the Yanks on fivc hits for a 3-1 American Baseball League triumph before 40,128 fans who turned out for New York's home opening.

At. Cleveland. Bob Feller failed Indians in their opener. Before a record Cleveland opening-clay crowd of 46,064, the Iowa strike-l nut king walked seven men, llit two more and gave five iiits in the first six innings to stake Chicago] White Box to a 4-3 triumph. ,

While Feller walked across what; proved to be the winning run, the i

veteran Bill Dietrich hurled steady seven-hit ball.

The Cleveland ace hurled a no- hitter tn lust year's opener againsl the same White Scx and V1611?- on to win 27 games, but he didn't have it today. Jimmy Dykes‘ boyl promptly scored two runs in the first inning to spoil all thought c! another no-hitter.

At Boston, Boston Rod Sox put on a illrce-run rally lll the ninth to gain a 7-6 victory nver Wash- ington Senators before a crowd 0f 17,500.

Catcher Frankie Pytiak blasted a. two-bagger off Sid Hudson to launch Boston's winning tally and their Ted Williams. out of com- pctitiml wilii a loot injury silica March l9, sci the stage with I. pinch-hit single.

At St Louis. tile American. Ileztgue started its 194i season with the champion Detroit Tigers and the hopeful Brolvils on the side- lines because of rain.

lottetown. 1 had already heardl through our own Mayor of the kindl of hospitality we could expect frcmj you. but I never thought that vQlll could go out of your way in making; our sojourn in your citv such an eil-‘ lovable oiie It lS a trip that tne‘ boys will long remember, and I lvislw you would convey to C-Oililflillflrl

to Sterns. Mr. Reddln and your CllNl

Clenk the appreciation of om andil

Cowley winher Of David A. Hart trophy

m the ninth man- all for their kind co-operation. wank Mcéormick the league“ p", inn‘ you haveyreceived uslinoChar- Again thanking you from the bot-l most valuable playér contribuwd A. Sentner .. .. .133 198 237i ' "' "' f“ "' —"i' ‘tom of my heart_ and, trusting that, BQSTQN April !5____(CP1__BH a pa“, of homers and’ a sulgle, b“, Warren . . B3 152 110 B. Thornton .. .. ..l47 146 173; we inziy have the irrivilcue Qiﬂ-‘lffillill Cowley, UJSlOH Fillllils’ ciiitre, tu- mme doubkkplays cut the Reds B. ggdmore . . 125 128 79 W. Bums ., .. .. .. 99 140 éggwou ill] Ostétawn iiiilleallilimle. I‘ 3,31,; was a\.;a._-¢cd me D,-_ DJ.“ down almost every other tune they 16w .. . .13? 1g: 122i B b — rcmii n. 01556:? ﬁggifgxhlbs A. Hart Trophy for the most val- ‘maleiied- " " ' 413g a Lbuiihorn m 169 10o 120i Mim. Canadlen Junlbi- “m” Play" °° h“ d“ Th‘ L“? At Brooklyn, New York Giants m 'D' Hooper " ""144 n3 w. Byns Trophy. awardai to the bmkg up Dgdgers‘ cpenlng-day L Laffertv 168 29.7 H6 R’ whim " " ' ‘129 n8 121 nlfist sportsnlanlike pillycl‘. Wli-l Daffy witlyupl fOlIIGVIUXl out-burst a- Q_ Brown , 1,132 03 1'44 Low Score l... in: 99 124 115; Mulls s Ell/cliff)!‘ illeBbv"g?lldB_\'(’I‘il‘ to Bo:- EB “Si; W 0W ti. 111 m9 E. M Le _ ' ~ ,, __ __ 3 154 311 wingmnrl c >y nun", eighth inning and yaemgfged 3-4 c an “'1 lﬁglhm” some 121 w _13é;; l lonalres Fl_'allk Ciildcr, President of tho victors before 31,604 13115 172 i001 Hornets I National Hockey League, announc- Hal Schumacher started on the -2l81'M. Dover .. .. ......140 181 127' to Calgary gall the attyards at zzhBrléinslvlcloly mound for the Giants and gave l . on .. .. .146 106 185 nner a wiicii e ‘tan ey CliD u 11 th B kl runs l 167 1701-1. Finlayson .. . 89 il9 127i was presented to the champions. hlatsaand bighrgowalrlrts 1n 3 (£3 168 207 E, MacDoulzall .116 1B6 129 __,___ Calder said Aubrey (Du; Clap- nlngg, 120 J. Carver . .. B6 180 per, Bruins cliptzml, and Syivnnus H a i’ ll ed b Cliff M Ito . . " M , -'l l'_.rcp _ Klaus. Toronto centre. were close Paul gegn Daliyrookie Ace Agamxs‘, Low Score " " "U2 83 122i Spun"! SydrbjelylrrltrifllalAib-Jnaireiisllliviioadcfeaicd‘ Second and thml- "Wcciwcl-Y. r01’ who finally lot credit for the vic- H, 11's“, 1e. A s t 237—200“. Tl-‘tféﬁltﬁn " " 1% 113g Montreal Royals 8-3 here last night m“ Ha" Twﬂhy- wry by virtue of the five-hit rally Hfh Th" -. ~ e" “'- - l - Mi e = ~r p, annex me 585mm 56,10, hm... Cowley this year was named in . ree. A Sentner 568. 0. Thornton .. .....172 125 144 ~ r . in the eghtlt. g REBEKAH LEAGUE E Sutherland l“ 142 137 crown, left tonight for Calgary to we Canidla" Press Ali-Star NHL. At Chicago, Manager Jimmy Wil- Dumb D ' 553m " 33 105 127. oppose Regina Rangers 1n the A; Team while Bauer made the aller- son's Chicago Cubs, rejuvenated L Laffertv __ __ m; ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " _1 lan Cup finals. "M8 "am- with a scattering of rookies, cipen- J, mum __ __ 115 H121, single: A, senmen 27o The best-of-five series starts *-—%—— -— i edjhqseason with a 7-4 victory 93¢; _A._Sentner .. .. _ _ 210 __l-Iigll_Tll_i_l'ce_: a. Sgntneiyjﬁlzf. Saturday. K°°P llllmm" l" "m hm"- OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE With - Major Hoopla wl-iv, THERE'S SUGAR wan’. was. yes. wArr. WES" V I'M sud GLADVOU ear "if AlglﬁlEﬁﬂlPtSObll 5AY,MAJOR,I'M esamo WAITING FOR. us-- HE HAIgJT WE GOT To BAD News BURKE ‘rooo ‘ HMP-KAFFHWROSCOE on Mv Roaowoslqw HOW Utwsl-Mi- ' WE ﬁsh/Arm“ 1° '"‘“'*"‘ OUT n-le cuonssmicrau Mauve! is TRAINING FOR A uow'o vou Lil-(E TO

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