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MarvinWentworthHeroOf Series As Maroons Display Plenty of Class In Taking Highly. Rated Leafs.

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(By H. M. Peters, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, April 9—The Stanley Cup returned to Montreal tonight on the crest of a 4-1 victory by Montreal Maroons in a fighting, brainy display of hockey that tut-n. ed back Toronto Maple Leafs for the third successive

game.

Marvin Wentworth was hailed as the hero of the series and Manager Tommy German as one of the great ice managers of all time as-Maroons sweptthrough the powerful Toronto squad in three straight games of a three

of five series,

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0 N T H E SIDELINES

(By Pat Power)

scum" or uomours "exti- cial" battle at Halifax between the Royals and Wolverines should go a long way in determin- ing the resting place of the Allan CUP f0!’ W15 yet". as the winners of this present series are regarded as likely to knock off the Western iopiesentaﬁee. A Montreal vic- tory or even a draw will elimin- ate the Wolverines and send the Penniston crew into the finals and at the same time end the two year residence of the famed trophy ‘in the Maritlmes. I C I ' 1TH SO MUCH depending on their performance tonight the Wolverines will no doubt put up a mighty stiff argument before conceding defeat to a squad‘ that up to the present time seems to have an edge on the Maritime representatives. I

HE OUTLOOK for the Wolver- trio's chances are by no means as dark as they seem though.

they were every bit as good as the invaders and Maritime fans taking into consideration the stirring comeback of their favorites after being outplayed and outscored badly in the first period are cher- ishing fond hopes for a. Halifax victory tonight. Standing room will likely be at a premium at. tonight's encounter and lf vocal support is any help at all the series should be prolonged‘ to a fourth game.

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O O I ONTREAL FANS are todny singing the praises of Tommy German and his hustling Msroons as the big red tcam made their rush through the playoffs taking their third straight victory from Toronto Maple Iiea-fs and capturing the Stanley Cup for the first time in nine years. It was German's sec- ond straight Cup triumph and by his work this season he no doubt will now be ranked on even foot- lng with the best of National league coaches. U O l "IAQ MIR-Ell straight from ateﬁmthecaiibreofthelteals seemed a remote possibility at one time during the season out the Maroons showed they cared little for reputations when it came to the final payoff. After losing five out of six games to the men of‘ Irvin during the regular sched- ule the Mnntrealers certainly took an opportune time to atkc their revenge and the manner in which they paraded through the Nation- al League champs was inrpreesl to say the least. . _

MAGNIINIINT deploy of sil- A vsr trophies is to be seen in

the mow-window of M. A. t ppm’; ‘, ‘ ry store, Queen Street. Numbering M. the cups present a striklnl appearance and are donated for bowling, badmin- ton, billiards and basketball cham- plonships of the Holy Nil-me Club for the season now drawing to a close.

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O FEWER THAN four former n Maritime hockeyists were play- ing on the selected All-Star British team when they met m" Winnipeg Monarchs at the Scot- tish ice rink durini the WWW" Canadiens‘ recent European tour. English represent-

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d of P. J. ‘ﬂ- ilgnléiiiifuiiiin Jackie Milford, an. other former Charlottetonisn. We" prominently mentioned in the re- port of the seine‘. _

MEETING of the members of the Holy Name Club baseball team ts being called for Thurs- dgy night at the Club rooms. Ari early start is the desired of a: mangggmcni’, and besi cs m- nclnes mentioned below any 0

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IIALIFAX, April il-Enjoying a Ctmadhn ‘ ‘ Hockey

Halifax Wolverines sought various forms of amusement lwlited a. resumption of’ hostilities in wbidh the ihndws have already

“ﬂared one Halifax trench.

Coaolillonﬁnnﬂonandhhlielolcﬁnndiofklle". who defeat- ed the Maritime (Xilmpions 4-8 last night after holding them to q, 3-3 overtime tie In the opening encounter Saturday, were sitting around their ha"! dolor some Will-distance cheering n»- Montreal Marooris in

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. I Most of the Wolvmines, including Manager Jack Conn. went to see ‘riser Wwlnston and Norman Conrad pound each other around the ring in a. light-heavyweight boxing bout staged to provide en- tertainment for the thousands of hockey fans crowding the city for the Allan Cup series. Pennlstvn. “mighty Wtud of the boys", said he would put out the same line-up against the Wolver- ines tomorrow night, Hughie Parqu- harson. Dave Neville and Ralph 5t. Germain starting the attack with Herman Murray and Johnny Tbugher on the defence. Patsy Beguin. valiant net guard- ian who had outguessed the finest Halifax snipers in times ct‘ stress. would be back on the job. The 20 ybar old goalie was slightly in- lured in a scramble in front of his Mt 11st nisht but returned to the fray after a. tcn minute delay and handled everything that came hi; way. _

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(C. l‘. By Guardian's Special “Iirci

HALIFAX, April 9. — Leading a large cotiliion of Canadian Amateur Hockey Association officials into its

tweenﬂalifax Wolverines and Mon- treal Royals. The new two-out-cf- three rule, making it necessary for

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Coach “Red” Stuart, who started “M160 . Lawlor and Shields on the attack last night, said he would put his old favorites. McGIasl-ien. Hudson and Lennon, into the battle first tomorrow.

"Much of the Royals‘ fine show- ing last night could be credited to Coach Don Pennlston for the smart mariner in which he handled his club, particularly when the Royals had their back to the wall," said Manager Jack Adams of the De- tiolt Red Wings. one of the big league scouts here seeking profes- sional prospects. '

Either a. win or a. draw in to- morrow night's game will put Roy- als into the Allan cup series against Port Arthur Bearcats. Western Champions. who arrived last. night and hiui their first workout at the Forum today. g

Appearing light but fast. the Bcarcats impressed Lester Patrick. who predicted a. ‘great battle" for the Canadian title. The New York Rangers’ scout favored Wolverines to take the Royals despite their setback.

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Speaking of this year's wcstcrn ciiniilpiorts, Port Arthur Bcaxcuts, President Gllroy said they made up in speed what they gave in weight. Comparing favorably with former western champions. the ‘Cats would give the eastern finalists a great: fight.

Blue Dots Defeat Nyodas 30-8

The Huedots again demonstrated their supuiority over the cellar po- sitlon Nyodas at the "Y" Gyn 1am night when they downed that. team by if score of- ao-s.

“Smiling” Betty Rogers led the "Dots" with fourteen points. while for the losers Match, MacKlnnon. Prey and mndook sank ‘one basket

Lineups _ line Dela: Awes 4, G. Rogers 6. Mach-mic 4. Barbour. Praught 2. Boll, Jonas. Vlwhlll. B. Rogers i4. Nyells: Robinson: Miitch 2. D. Wrlaht. a. wrnht. White. MacKin- non I, Burns. Prey 2. Murdock 2. Rcteree. W. A. Henry. Timer. Bruno Our. Scorer. Jack Fraser. SIINI’! IDIVIIO

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Charlie Harvey R spre- senting a German

Promoter Arrives w With Proposition. HATS NEE/x F“ Em" For Easter

(By Bob Cavaﬂnurv. Associated Press Sports Writer) (A. P. By Guardian's Special lyire)

NEW YORK, April 9-—A contract offering Max Baer $300,000 for a heavyweight title defence against

lMax Schmcling in lhirope Aug. 1'! arrived today with Charlie Harvey. [veteran ﬁght manager, who is rep- resenting Waiter Rothenbuig. Ger- man promoter.

The site of the prospective bout has not been determined, said Har- vey. but the White City stadium :outside of London, Rome and Vien- na are possibilities with Rome all-

parently holding the inside track. Returning on the Ile de France with his heavyweight, stove Homes, who was tro ’ by Bchmellug tn Hamburg several weeks ago, Har- veiy visualized the German promot- er as a. “second ‘rex Rickard.” with an equally expansive imagination and "the money to back it, up." “Hem is the contrart," he said, displaying a legal looking docu- ment. drawn-up in German. “I'll submit it to Ancll Hoffman, Beer's manager. I understand Hoffman is interested in. having the money put ‘on the line.‘ This fellow Rotherl- burg acts as well as talks and he'll deposit the money in any bank Hoffman names just as he placed Homes‘ $25,000 for the Bcluneling match in s. New York bani: before we sailed."

The terms of the contract cell

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for Beer's appearance in Europe on or before July 17-0!» month be- fore the ﬁght-and also required that the navy-weight king shall not engage in any ﬁght between Jilly l and Ans. 1'1.

Two ﬁnancial propositions were made. The ﬁrst calls for Brier to receive $150,000 four weeks before the fight and the remaining $150.- 030 ten da/ys before he climbs into the ring with ‘

alternative proposition offers Beer $16,000 upon arrival in Europe and the balance after the ﬁght.

Wa rrington Loses To Conrad

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX. April Q-Noiiman Conrad. 1'10 1-2, New Hampshire's clever light-heavyweight. gave Tiger WBITillgtOfl, 1'15, a boxing lesson tonight in a tame lO-round bout and took an unanimous judges’ decision. ~

There were no knockdowns and both scrappers stepped out of the ring without a mark. Every time the Liverpool negro threatened to get in one of his tough haymakers Conrad easily fcinted him out of position.

Kid PélYSOIlS, 135, knocked out Dipper Lawson. 133. former Marl- timc amateur featherweight cham- pion. in the third roilnd of a much livelier semi-final.

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ST. LOUIS. April 9-—Dizzy Dean. St, Louis Cardinal's star pitcher. was notified late today to appear tomorrow before Judge Kenesaw M. Itandis, commissioner of base- ball, who is investigating reports an east St. Louis business paid him $5.000 to sign his 1935 con- tract.

Orde rs Arrest Of Camera

(A. l‘. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. April 9.-A warrant for the arrest of Primo Camera. former world's heavyweight cham-

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