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5 ' l _ 1 THE \A,`|lLI_I\KLUl`l`lt'|`UWN GUARDIAN _ _ rAGE SEVEN

_ _WHD WILL BE MISS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND? i

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BOWLING

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Home Four

Goals In Final Session

ST ANDREWS, N. B., March 23-Senators ol' St. Andrews and

Un-

ions of Victorilr P. E. I.. battled to A 5-5 draw tonight in fthe first game

of home and home total-goal contest] for the Maritime Img;-mg

hockey championship. ' dh

Fast p ay on a per ect sheet of ice kept the lar rl 4,,”

miling 3-1 at the end of the second period, Unfair.; crruavlvlleflm Leshnot

four goals in the last session. Each team loomed dice luring the mg; zo mimi os.

After eight minutes of play the Islanders opened th

Dan l\fcLe<;»ld caughit the puck in the Senators’ defence Lori? hgoiirgd

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Gxraglliiiagle-Lagginlgiz net. Play had started cautiously bug nm;

TIES COUNT

D. G- McLeod, Victoria winger.

received the first penalty of the game, and while he was ai nt Senators applied the power play. O'Neill caught Stinson‘s rebound and scored. The red ilgiit did not

Left winger Stinson tied the count. Al McNichoi took his own rebound and passed to 0Nell1, who slid thc rubber to Stinson- The little left winger was uncovered ind made no mitake. Husky checks by Finlgan, Sen- itor defenceman, broke up Islnnd rushes in the second period. Miller, in the Victoria defence, was cut on the nose by a ctick and took time out to be repaired. _ McNicho‘. Stinson and 0'Nclll were beginning to click in com- bination oiily to be blocked by goalie Lord. Stinson passed to Mc- Nirliol in front of_ the defence. The latter drew out Lord and made the red light flash. Three minutes later defenceman Graham sped up centre ice and flipped a neat pass to right winger 0'Neill. who gave St. Andrews a i-i lead. )

trouble.

bse

Hl>iJ€al‘ but the referee overruled the (£081 judge and the score co

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ed, making it 4-2 for Senators.

Dan McLeod skated around the

defence and scored when the goalie slid out to block- A minute later D G. McLeod rushed in with the knctting goal

Shortly before the game ended

Graham made an end-to-end da h and again put Senators one

only to see D. G. McLeod again the score with the final goal

the night.

Lineups:-

D. tie of

Victoria: Goal. Lord; defence, G. McLeod, R.. Miller K '1’homas;_

M'”°d U|‘°“°°’ D.Jo Kristi;

at the start of the third period L°°d‘ "gm Wm' “Sm M°L°°d’

Victoria missed several good chan- Le;veifml£§;'fe°<c-_i'},a1 O-Nem. defence :es to score. Dan McLeod at centre ` ` ’ ganl showed clever stick handling and plenty cf speed- On one Senator rush O‘Nei11 ended up in the net ind the puck went in but the

more was disallowed.

Miller skated down from his own defence, drove two hard shots and on the second rebound scored from :ice iii, The Unions were skating fast, doing gcod combination work

Graham, Williamson, Fini , centre, A. McNichol, McQuaid; right wing. J. O'Neiil, T. McNichol; left wing, V. Stinson, G. Stinson.

LIMA. Peru-The South Ameri-

can Fiotball Federation has prohib- ited the competition of any of its members in Europe, a sequel to the disqualification of Peru at the

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Knots Count

Bouquet For W inner

The Estate of

' MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS,

Charlottctown’s leading Florists, will present “Miss Prince Edward Island” with a beautiful bouquet of cut flowers tonight.

srsciiii rollin

Leaves Borden at 5.30 P.M. Th rsday For Intermediate final game at Char o tetown Forum

ST. ANDREWS. N. B. Champions vs..

VICTORIA UNIONS I

(P. E. Island and Nova Scotia Champions) Opening game ended 5-5 tie

- si.oo -_ FARE _-- $1-00

Shield, emblematic of the Maritime title, will

be presented winners. l

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Special Passes Tonight ` -

MAR OONS ELIMINA TED B Y HULL VOLAN TS

I1 Canadiens

Do-fodidd I

Sefolld 50"* Defeat Before Powerfull

Of Series 9-2 Thrusts Of

OTTAWA, March as-(CP)-A

gallant. hard-fighting team from the Maritimes, Moncton 'Maroons,

By ELMER. DULMAGE Canadian Press Staff Writer D -D

TROIT March 23- (CF) e-

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Umilzht fell by the roadside of the 'mn md W ng,” world champ “_

the challenging Montreal

tonight

Allan Cup tra) when outscored 9-2

by Hull Volants in the second game 4_0

of a best of three series. llull won

the first game 5-3 Saturday,

About 6,500 fans saw the game

that was crammed with motion. the lighter Moncton team providing as ll'll-Heating a battle a-TB was" ever seen here in senior amateur hock-

ey.

Although they were beaten by a

seven goal margin the play was far closer than the score indicates. The Marltimers pressed from the opemng whistle and on many oc- Iorrsiy ag, Home caslona. particularly in the first , intro iw 5 f

two periods. had the Hull sit;uad | code in nn

in first game

League series and 9 top-

heavy favor- itl35-5’ they weren’t before the game start ed-to retain one oi' their two champion ships. Gunning fur-

in difficulties Even in the bird - Montreal cage, period Louis St. Denis, Ilull goaler, the nod wr gs had to jump time after time as found p ow er Coach “Dud” James’ boys contln- in every fum. ued to harass hum with shots. firming aivi.

and outhit a team

that failed to bring forward speed and organization into the playoffs.

“BuzZ’ Barton, although bea, en As speedy Hee Kiirca filled. in

KILREA

sion to outplay

Barton Brilliant

for nine goals, six of them in the brlliantly at right wing for the in- iast period. proved himself en jured Larry Aurle, giving the Red more brilliant than in _ the last Wings as potent a No. 1 forward game. The goals that were scored line as ever, 12.4415 cheering De- on him were impossible to save. He troit fans figured the crimson home robbed Hull snlpers of a. dozen forces would win again Thursday m0l‘€ S0815. night and go to Montreal with ev-'

Moncton opened the soaring early ery advantage. in the first period but when the A your ago ized wings woo the first rest came. Hull was leading best-of-five series in three straight 2-1. The tea-ms divided one poini: from Montreal Maroons. They ap- each in the second frame, sewing peared capable of turn ng back the up the game in the final period. flying Frenchmen in at least four

Rheese Dickie and “Biff” Bas- games and putting up as dazzling

tarache were the Moncton scorers, , a, battle for the Stanley Cup as the former scoring on a beautiful i they did last year in winning the solo effort in the first period and battered old mug. the latter capitalizing on o penal- Kiirea. shooting from the wrong tv shot- side but skating with the efficient

Phil Reinhardt with three goals. Marty Barry and Herbie Lewis

Pratt with two, Jansen, Bordeleou- scored Detroits last two goals ln Sauvageau and E. Reinhardt wi ,the 'rd period The former Ot-

Go Down To!Ml'|» M@f00f\S:()ver 125 Entries For

Check B'-“im Skating Championships

Red Wings!Di1Z)’ |" Wi"iAt The Forum Tonight

Ebbie Goodfellow had given De-

troit a lead in the first period, bat- ting in a goal-mouth pass from Lewis. Barry also was credited w.t`n an assist, though he appeared tc have no direct connection with the lightning raid that left Cana.- dens’ defence out of position.

Late in the second period as a

steady Montreal bombardment died down, Lewis pushed in the seoonc. Red Wing goal. Racing tliroilgh to the goal crease. Barry slashed the puck into the post and Lewis had only to tarp the reibound into an empty cage.

Boisterous Bucko McDonald was

l.second placcrs 4-1 tonight in the

MONTREAL March Zi-Mont- i »

real Maroons.' riding their late- 3 n \g1l;':iV;] %;1a_£IeL,gft;?e_1;s pagntirig l

the powerful Boston Bruins and iiplxielgxginixmgzgtlgvi-3 . S€;,?db'§;;\t;:':§e§11€,Tf1l)l§§ dpfpmcd me United Stmes sectmn skating crowns in the third an- so. Not only in skating races liiii

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opening EB me ?iI|r)fii:o\1ii?<im:;?'§ l i'§iJl?te;tIIRa§r\iJ];-xlcleeaiiliik1;;-dtliii I1ii<I»..‘i

_ " at _mc ,bestiffob ery year tonight's show is liliely in = glamorous and spectacular .\'~o'.v

J;-. __ llSf‘ef;o£df\l’0 surpass last 1'€a1"s starry champl- l ever staged. Pict-ure '12 Xoiinis '- 1 .§> g“ 9 onships, Participants have train- | ladies, cream of the Island bcziiit iq

Miibum. Andrew and Lawlor' Lic( the starl.er's gun for the griieli iii; 13-lap test of endurance that will

- ' .,. °f the scrws' ed harder; there is more of them display their po‘s»e. beauty :ind

skating ability, before the crii.i~.il eyes 0’ the judges and you liiirf- ii picture that won't easily be for- gotten. It will be Spectacular, al- luring and beautiful and nt the

' with Marooris

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la, established as and al are showing far more in

- -, f, _ _ tercsi: all have an equal chance of ,: , I ‘fm f*‘_"°'“”,= capping the beautiful silver o-ups -§ on wnlghts that go to the winners. Tonizhtl -'i";'- ' mm" gm” °“ at Prentice Andrew is tlie defending

just out of the pena`tv box in thi? tliird period when K“rca snapped up a pass from Lewis and riled in t.o make it 3-0 from his back- hand. Towards the efiiiish he stickhandied' down alone and drove a-puck that glanced into the nct off Cude‘s leg pads.

Coach Cecil Hurts veteran wing-

men, Aurel .loliat and Jolmny Gag- non, had little fortune in the fast warfare though Gagnon striped a- way at Smith from the blue line sector in every period. Armand Mondciu was more effective on at- tack.

Paoking more weight and more all-around experience, the Rid Wings relied largely on Hee Kilrea, Barry and Lewis for offensive punch though Syd Howe 1:81101'/led through for some hard shots.

SUMMARY

First Period 1. Detroit, Goodfellow (Lewis, Bar- ry) 5:21.

Periaitles-G8E1'l0H. BFWYY-

Second Per od

2_ Detroit, Lewis (Barry) 16:54.

Penalties-McDonald.

Third Period 3. Detroit, H. Kilrea (Lewis, Baf- ry) 1:20. 4. Detroit, H. Kilrea (Barry) 17.52.

periori. shot Maroons into the lead land they coasted through after that. surviving Bruins' bumping

. _ - D ing. In tile last minutes, Dil.

Campbell and took a major pen-

same time the most stiipeiifwiis Show ever attempted here. And that like the skating races is bound to go over big.

Make a date fo be at (lic ‘Forum

tonight. Miss it and you will re- gret lt: see it and you won't ever forget it.

"Q: 'ii Boston, Thurs' ` champion and the fast-skating “""" day _mghf “ith , Charlottetown boy is going to have

_ ° Hurd’ if nec' I a tough time defending his laur- l

_ _ , essary, there. em -“T5 I "'~ wonw For the past few weoks the For-

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GE-m 1-- - ------ ‘;;i;.:.l ‘h°“¥-'h- if me teams play back V’ in practice sesions. Every one me °P°m“g'g“me form* Of the entrants is in fine shape and

can V055' Scormg M5 mst gm! tonight as the local bovs vie with of the season at 13:56 of the first large delegations from énstem and ,

westem points what battles for

P 0 I i c e m a n

skating supremacy will be witnes-

Se('i"oi-iiglIt'5 show has caught the T O B a t t I e

With Mounlio

imagination and fancy of the

sports-loving public and a wide a- wake managementiiiy dint of much

The .above heading may be a bit

nusleading but nevertheless that

hard work has everything in read- iness to gc over with a bang that

is just what will take place toiiiglit at the Forum when officer um

will be heard all over the three

provinces,

McEachern of the City Polce Force and Constable* Cameron of

In between the efforts of the

Island skaters there will be the ex-

te R.. C. M. P. battle for suprem- HCY in a half mile skating eveni at

liibitions by six mainland skaters

the Forum in the Prince Edvrard

that will provide thrills and spec- , tacular skating displays. Smythc.

Island Speed Skating Champion- siiips.

Logan, Balsar and Furze and last but by no means least the Trltes

This race should bo a thriller and

is only one of the many features

Sisters from Moncton will all be there. Talent abounds in all six and they will thrill you to the core

with their exhibitions of prowess _ _

that will take place tonight. Riv-

_ airy between the two pariicipants

17:32. of tht, headliners of the evem_ Try is keen and each is det-ermiiird to Penalties' Carson, Clapper (major) and pick a winner as Balsar, Pu,-z¢_ uphold the honour of their respec-

dncl 'i into fiuiry of unch swing-

Clapper tangled with Dave Trot- tier. punched Referee Clarence

aity.

SUIVIMARY First Period 1-Moro ons, Voss (Conncher, North- coin 13:56.

Penalties; Portland. Runge.

Second Period 2--Mziroons, Nortlicott (Shannon. Robinson) 12:11, Penalties: Carson, Shields, Get- liflc.

Third Period 3-Boston, Getliffe (Sands, Cow- lefyl 6:34.

4-Maroons, Cain (Gracie) 16:43.

5-1\’l~2\r00llS. Gracie (Cain. Mal'l<0r) is the Maritime one-mile race. one

on the steel blades. Then there

tive forces,

well balanced team that pa power in almost every departm

In winning, Hull proved itself a fights big hero, t P€“Hm¢5'“_'_‘°“?' .___.L ' ' i

eks ~'~ .. r .--- - ' - ' ' ' "' en e

th thi .

one. apiece were the Hull scorers. tawa and Toronto boy was thi*

¥l1.‘;;.§1fl.°l§.”“i.‘;€”§.i‘;’§.“’;* Leafs ,Outpiay Rangers _ I ,

But Are Defeated 3-0

Allan Cup playdowns.

SUMMARY First Period

l. Moncton, Dickie 'l:$.

2. Hull, Pratt 13:21.

13:21. 3. Hull, P. Reinhardt (Sauvage u) Ca n ta bs A r e

14:47.

Penalties-Bordeleau (2). Bastar- ° ooho<2>,whiio.m-gm, FGUOTIICS F01'

Second Period ' . _

4. Moncton. Bastaraclie 6:27.

5.61-1:1-Ill, Pratt (Bergin, Cholette) Rowlng Classlc I 25 . - P°“”“m°°*“F* R‘““`““’°”' Wm* PUTNEY-oN-Tnalvns March

(2)’ Bordeleau' B' Lemanc' 23-(OP Cable)-The closest race

Tmrd P"'°d in years was forecast. tonight as

6' Hun’ E‘ Relnhudt 1:29' Oicford and Cambridge ccii g, eted 'l.Hll.ll, BOI‘del€8/il. (CIIOIEIIM, P. training fm. mmm-mwis Bgth mmf- Reinhardt’ 10:45' varsity boat race on the Thames. 9. Hull, P. Reinhardt 13:45, Cambridge were 3 to 1 fo 5 to 1 10. Hull. Sauvageau 16:00. favorites to SCO,-e meh- Hgh con- 11.1-Iuil.Ja.nsen 16:13. secuuve victory over the dm-ir Pemme‘°_mne' Blues, but confidence in the Ox-

ford camp was higher than f01' years past.

tutes one of the heavigst. crews on record. This, it was predicted. would bc of special benefit this year as plenty of water is comin!! down thc rivcr and the race will be ri-fxl in a strong flood t‘de-

Down Berhn than the Cambridge eight, consti- Fight Offer

ALL SKATERS TAKING PART IN THE RACES T0-

NIGIIT ALSO MISS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CON-

'IISTANTS ARE REQUESTED T0 BE AT IDIUM AT 1

0’CLOCK TONIGIIT T0 GET THEIR PASSES, NUM-

BERS AND FINAL INSTRUCTIONS. BE THERE AND

der in Miami, Florida Bradd

NEW YORK, March 23-Heavy

weight champion James J. Brad dock wasn‘t in a receptive mo today. Through his manager, J

- Gould, the titleholder definite

rejected Max Schmellngh $350,

oder for is iight in Berlin.

Meantime. sought on a court or

This probably will prevent thb

' breaking of any records.

Against Oxford’s power and

slower stroke, Cnmbridiifl Sh°W bei' ter blade work and present a crlsll'

The question more or lcss boils down to whether oxford, the best

' crew in years, are good enough to

beat a. Camibridge eight not quite

ly er and more eXP€l"°“'¢`°d eight

'I AND 8 WITHOUT FAIL.

GET YOURS- TIIE PROGRAM STARTS AT 8.30 SHARP

AND TI-IE ABOVE MUST BE ATTENDED T0 BETWEEN

The ~d r together weigh-

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was disclosed by his manager be secretly on route to Chicago, where the champion plans toiight Joe Louis June 22 in spite of at- tempts to frustrate this ob_1¢¢f,ive_

up to standard.

. Changes ln

the exhibition races)

ISLAN D” honours.

speed.

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All races are for the Championship of Prince Edward Island (except

'ri-IERE ARE 151' ENTRIES IN za EvEN'rs S

There are 73 beautiful ladies competing for “MISS PRINCE EDWARD

_ There are six of the fastest skaters available to thrill you with their

‘g _ Ther; in-¢ beautiful trophies for lst, 2nd & 3rd place winners.

. There are entries from nearly every section of the province.

V ' Such sm, ,, LOGAN.-surrna-B.u.sAn-and uio 'rnrras I

SISTERS will entertain you.

your approval.

Elaborate arrangements for Rn ¢|l\\l°l'5l/0 Pl‘08l'8l\lll¢ Dl'¢S°|\l*°d fm

, Box Office open all day-GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY, and be ill

efore 8.30 and SEE IT ALL.

your seat b_

*ii-1 -111--XJ ,were awarded at the point on the

Rugby Rules

(cp ble)

IDNDON, March 33- C5 _rroportoht changes ln F-“Bush Rugby rules affecting scrumma- gms and converting of Denali? tries have been made UY 31° 1-“‘ ternational Rutxbl' Bvafd- P10903” to Cut down the value of o. drop- kicked goal from four D0lI\f-5 WU-5 considered but it was decided in make no change-

To improve! scrumma-ge play it

wgs decided l. ball lil\1S|. be Pull into the scrum at a moderate S0006 and first touch the ground beyond the foot of the nearest player in each front row. Previously the ball might first bounce outside the scrum.

The board altered the rules

.surrcundiniz the rarely-awarded pon;-ity try, In future penalty tries w‘li be nivarderl as if scored bt- tween _ the pofts. Previously they

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'ron,oN'ro, March 23--New York

Rangers’ finely tuned hockey machine turned berserk tonight and fought out a 3-1_7 Will 0_1/el' Toronto Maple Leafs in the first game of a. two-of-three Same

Stanley Cup preliminary series.

The game, steamed up as a meet- I

ing of delicate hockey machines clashing in ii. meeting that would be clean and fast turned out rough, tough and thrilling. ’1`hii_'tY two seconds before lt ended a riot that had few parallels in playoff

hockey broke out-

Players tumbled over the ice

poking and jabbing at each other. stickfand gloves were dropped for the heavier going. blldmall Rcd Horner ma/de menacillg EBSt\1_1`€S Bi' Referee Ag Smith when he singled out Horner as a good man to keeP out of the fight and, forra minute. a fight threatened between Man- ager Conny Bmythe of Leafs and Referee Smith. _ - Bob Davidson, tough all evening, cross checked Phil Watson across the mouth to start the outbreak

The battle royal ended with Charlie Conachcr, Phil Watson, Bob Davidson and Art. Coulter rc- ,ceiving major penalties that didn‘t mean a thing because the game nod only 32 reoonds to so when they were imposed.

In play Leafs had it over Rang- ers llke a blanket. The shots on goal show clearly how much iid- vantage they had over the New Yorkers. Toronto banged 45 shots at Dave Kerr in the Rallllel' “"5 anci Turk Broda handled only 1'1- SUMMARY

' First Period

Scoring-None. Penalties: Jackson, Coulter, Hor-

ner, Coulter.

Second Period 1. Raiigers, Patrick (Boucher)

5.29-

Penalties: Homer. (ma.i01‘l -

Pratt, M. Colville.

Third P rlod

2- Rangers, Murdoch (Keelinm

Watson) 15.06.

3. Rangers, Shibicky (N. Col-

viliei 16-10.

Penalties: Coulter. major and

minor. Watson, Oonacher, David-

goal line

The obstruction rule was alfo

tightened A pinwr stoopinr: to

son, all ma.l0l°$- t NI W.; "fri ”-;=“‘="’ "' ‘ I Home vinol - oe . goal-line ,opposite where_the offence _ Pa ,-_'. -¢

mined. Penalty-try con- ‘ 0.€`:'?"?*`5' TUBAECUS

b ok of the point where the offence

was committed or on their own

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flavouring) of any kind.

The manufacturers of Grads have i

always endorsed this principle-they i have always maintained that only the _ finest tobacco should ever go into a ‘_ cigarette-tobaccos that need no ` "A. F." As a result you will find Grads 9

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nerves and never will they leave a _ i trace of after-taste.

A simple truth, you should know,

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