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beaten came within a goal tonight of eliminating Moncton Hawks from the Allan Cup play downs.
Tigers outfought and outplsyed the
1933 national champions to win 2-1 but lost the round 3-2. Monetorfs victory in the two-game, total-goal series quali- fied them to defend the cup against Fort Willlarn’s Blue Shirts, Western winners, in the finals starting here Saturday.
Hamilton’s amazing come-back, ln-
spired by the return to play of Red Farrell, injured defence dee, swept
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(B1 Wauaos Ward) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) t0.l’. By 6us'dia.n’a Bpeehl Wire) FORUM. Montreal. March 28 --
Chicago Black Hawks pointed to- wards the Stanley Cup final to- night with a sparkling Ii-0 shutout victory over Montreal Maroons in the first game of the semi-final ` series ln the National Hockey ma- gue playdowns. The hustling Hawks carry an encouraging three-goal lead into the second game of the , series at Chicago on 5unday_night.
Capacity Home
A near-capacity crowd of about
11,000 fans groaned in unison as Maroons failed to get going and Hawks rattled in s trio of brilliant soais and Ehen butchecked the stnlggllng Maroons into submission. Charlie Gardiner, acknowledged hockey’s peer of goalera, played a superb game in the Ohicago cage to some a smart shut out.
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down and dealt Manoons a stag- gering blow in the first minute of play. Paul Thompson slid s pass out to Doc Rommes from behind the Montreal cage and lwmmes
punched up s. goal just 45 seconds after the game started. . Mamons were put off their stride by the goal and the I-Iawirs back- checkers began to harry them as soon as they started rushing.
Maroons were still throwing at-
tacks frllitleasly at the stiff Chi- cago defence when Hawks struck with two lightning blows in t
up with Paul Thompson again. Thompson dropped a shot between Kerr's body and the goal post to score a minute after the start of the period. Two minutes later Johnny Gottselig stickhandled in over the blue line and Don McFad-
Y ba K p pas ter the Maroons gooler had turned aside two shots in quick succession.
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(GP. By Gu.\r1lia.n's Special Wire) TORONTO, March '.l8-Charl0t.te- town Abegweils ionigllt were mik- lng no prediction on the outcome of their second game with St. Michaels College for the Eastern Canadian Junior Crown but they Iwere promising the Irishman a ‘tougher battle in the second game Saturday afternoon.
I-lulnbled by s 12-2 score ln the
\fLrst of the total-goal series Tues-
he
third period. Doc Romnes teamed iday night. the Maritimes cour-
ageous little squad were ready for Saturdays battle. eager to show themselves capable or a better brand of hockey than they display- ed in the initial contest.
The winner of the series yourn-
eys to Winnipeg to play the victor
en n ed the uck t Kerr sf- of the Port Arthur-Edmonton ser- Uidmg Sam’ 1”" mail IHS!!!-
les for the Memorial Cup, the tro- phy that goes to the championship iunior team oi the Dominion.
Charlottetown is given little
` chance to ever come near whipping the great Bt. Mikes Saturday. such stickhandiers and fast skaters as Art Jackson, Reggie Hamiltrn and the goal-tending of Tony Tenn is something that other Junior teams this year could not match.
Bixteen-year-old Don Baker,
rgoaler of Abegweitd is the bulwark of the Maritime team and his great work kept Bt. Mikes from piling up a larger score ln the first game. George Virhltlock and “Tick” Wil- liams were the only visiting play- ers who could fathom St. Mikes’ defence.
the two-cams series s-2. ` Seek Allan Cup ig. I?o;c wi°n mmm
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__With Pat P0wef_.- l °"i'he'y're sfuhting team and the Iintreried .ln teflon illegal. ' Joe Prlmesu. the leading spirit
*$1* 3? ' Nmlrked Bill _ ohed: s rew seconds before nsdke ic. r. ny ou.nllm‘s special win; in this rnost sensatmnsl or au hoc- mu'm,.l;mm “.f°'“°°h°eg‘*;°~§g Hnmlltm pressed from the san. new-ned and :reward Joined mm ammnsr,N.s.,msrenza.._s a@yt<><>mer>scl=s-,seor¢drornlsl.¢s1s
IIAPLI LBA! OARDEIB. '!\=i- am and Moncton broke up their early on another penalty, evening the request that the Allan cup play. ew seconds after s psndlgy V,
to their showin( mm, 0nt.,_ March 284umm Ab- '“'“”“ rushes at the blue line. 'rshng a mann Marsh swpped alma fmm downsbeheid in the Maritimes next Burr Williams left, the Wings short
msn easy sunt out the mes sms uirouzn their nm battle Jimmy PWM I-lim Wells 8°°-\-l°. piss out from when nie net, Me- su sides and Monewn pdf. on msn, yen- wul be mme by James wi-y_l handed. ue wok s double pm casey annexation sims- with Bt nusmels umeatned and Um-:O l/°°k tllwdwt Wh* Mmm: , Donald mm Mu-ni Jump. Me- no regain their lead. Webster, Mc. President or the Mar-mme Amsteurl from Ken Donny and Harold cot-
4: and always seemed to be ua ready to sive this fuller mud wmP:°-jbmiizh gh” f-lw~Bws¢i-1 mms was in close fm- me lusellest sands ma Mlusf lisa ,md mn, Hockey Assemn»n,wl1e, s¢wmpsn.\ lon, skated from behind me ps.
iuidins themselves in reserve. the battle of their kvesonaaturday l comb Pe N §’3Hh°'h’““'.ued in 1°°iiIl¢ “U5 9° f°~" ml- Wm M” "I f°f soak in quick sucssglpn. led gg 11.1 ;.f'1lenna.nt, secretary twin ns; to gs; ,tmlgm in mm of salma had nouns; mount so amrnooanoxr. wmua reeuns “*"“" is the °'°°°*w“y¢ ’°°m at this mc' hm ran-ell drew s cheer when 'men 'risers was am- command xg dag; em olrlromrltto rod;-iynto the cage, snddrlll a bschlisnder utnl the fill* the mderdoa Tis- setback keenly. the boys are in He ww not ‘t ul ,timed vm me- he made his appearance. of the ntimion and foughtllme de- C “nm flu" ge: £191 “€A§ 1 e DH-st young Wllr Cude_ The wings as mem mm mar uma of msn nina um meet to sive I mmm” 1 M md riwsmld we-1 in =1°1» and had mwforan openms.'r1=e names- “gn” “ “ f 0° ev CH- lhreawnea only ri :ew am-s is "WM plqgg, much better account of themselves mem°d d °3"”5‘°° U an excellent chalice to beat Foster 0411 defence that had held them M; W mme the Same u 9 erase that lead and in the second
_ in the second game, They are meet- t"My`°~'“°dddd mt hn“'~’°"' m°'h'°3dmeir when Gill slashed his stick away earlier began toweaken andliamil- non ‘.t 513; vancouver mem-:I Ziiigt period Toronto increased it when
‘ 3|* U“*|" mg ‘ m d om men* on their forthelrni series ith Fort Wil ‘mm mm' He drew .I penalty. ton marksmen 'ot cms” in ms- year but his suilsestion was tizirned Chmvhe Conwhcr blasted 8 huu”` ` wb ‘nd an 'mu hm th' men' liam forngcuessionwof dl Allah Bennett'-Bhke 'nd cum* pres. wr' omshoim md mwgenxd 'We down 'I‘his year in view of Monc- like ah.” mm thi’ net* fmm 10 fed*
md ,M cm; me of a warm handshake from our Th Emu mm Mn°e‘hn__ sed the Tlser advent-Ice but 01°” i the Maritime goalie hot shots, ton Hawks. permmance in me mp out. Little Eddie Wiseman was' ' F 0 R u M '
_ ds ~ ° ahwking held them scoreless while ` H.awl:s’pasingattack wasnotelick- pmydowm' md me small Hmmm serving the second Detroit penalty( I °
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Sag' asoiirstznmsoai '“°°“ °‘ ’“‘“° uw ‘nd :ee?m?w§aftligrie.i:s1;1m:.n :sled :axial menmh md hmmm. wx s se d ll rind hwy' ing but' as me defending champ'
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me wasnt 1 mm through the Hawks but Gill tl'-\l1'P°d Penalties-Gill. rtadke, McManus, had hu putt" playing mms today THREE KILLED IN FRANCE
flrstperisq hug urgggnkwq, gy. oe on hh tdmmlwt him before ll’ mum nt his shot Eowu-d' as he shot a 68 to gain a two “*-
in me rouha ws si-mms or ’ ' ' "”“°"`° M” by ‘MY W1 °"“°d *- l*“"‘W- 1"”"°“ so-one less over me field snr-s nw 1»HMPDFS~ Flame- March 2f8~ urougliyuis ln.:-l°¢lmsy suiiwsru. A IIW1 If l‘°"”“¢ '1`*¥°" ”°“‘ “mm” “mm” mdigmdg 41" apeoslty for ummm. web- nm pd-|.,.| nm as holes or me north and 'Calwdiall Pre” vie Hlvw- mlm." ul t of nh Hamilton nearly washed the hid! "°"° 7”' fm* d°"m°a"_ha.r U sterbook apaasinslde the'i‘igerde~ ,mth open gm wumamem hem 'rm-ce persons were killed and i0 NL in by ° 7° “mm °’_ flying Hawks fiom the Allan Om UEIIUN-1 f0¢11\"¥ 'N0 if th. fence andhit the :Oli Poll- M°“°' Radko took a tripping penalty in 1-he gsmlgman had . gwoqound ,njured today when a train was de-
m ’“"" ”‘ th’ “"1” 'il . mil wdlgm. rzmou.-aged by the 1114 9”" ff” °‘ "‘l"’“‘ ey wa pmussied our it lun entered ms mlm minute of the mild per- score or 69-65.13-/_ mired following s lmdnlds,
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Mm vu good enoush 0° *°“'“ ers bear. Hawks :-1. losins the C'°°“° "H““° ’i‘“"h "h" 'WP' ions and mere was a penalty fue 'risers shot me pod: up the iss and all-sie and sunlm. ‘ll lh!`ll' Uppdlehtl Yllh Cfllbhllll w|u“ 3_1 Hlwh dtlmed ‘ ‘nfl md a pllltk Wliih 7115 f°1°::\d on befor, hx ‘U51 jun bgfom FM- ragged it when they comd umm if, (0 Milky who dmv,-9 A low shot, “ "el-'***""' ' ‘“‘”*“'”"*”"` - -A f- - ' -
"°4l'°i“f‘1¥l I-D4 WH-\’7 *Um ‘mb in an first period as Connelly: hed cheerfully “wut his jury ln mu Nt ' Rum, am, bmls MCMMU, James into the net. The game was halt- """°°”" °**°°“" "W" ”"‘"“ bard :mn seemed us sam- the nude wit 01 1*- I* ‘wk fl" ‘"“ Maman were soeedlne no '-h°l\' and wemer need puck; si mush ed while Marana forehead wie “Wd fullml *"‘°u- Tiger cage. But deqllbo bolltfi DN' °3`*°9 i°°i”° me mt' play and gave Marsh a busy few hom gm. out md eng fn, but the stitched. Five stitches were taken
mu me omelua aisulswed one oemse R»edd11¥~ '"8" ’°°““"' minutes. lr-vine mms; beat the mmuwmsn swiss mm sn mm in tm xsnnlwn gullies ferent-srl
'H59' 3°' im* °‘ um' 3”” ' Bl-ld 0110 °f mf’ Wincipd °°“°°° °‘ Tiger mlxlder on a. lo shot. and the ame dcla' 20 ln- ihcn they had a. man advantlae mmm' . . » his team's set/back was the gruel- mu W2? denwwd from H'gwud.5 Bl°\“;J;”*`;{2°;$t°g °°~”t`*';;‘ uhm Tig," *Wm fm_“f;‘m__
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b m goal in the second sion and then mm Ch un '_ gansnary Mat Per mmm g p¢rf¢¢¢ pgs; mm n-ying, was penalized for ripping Bcnncil. ,Q - ` limping lam Hallanua U um Hu," fm,” 'gh gg., 'ng Bedding said mdkmka nlumcdlld No won Miner took a pass ai; Mantis Tigers were unable m scorn hefnrfi ’ = , ; __ _. ;
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tripping armies ms main we in °\“' ¢*“¢*“UhPnm, mmllmn kept ave msn up in 0* vine connolly. smncwa med their l=en.-miss-malls, rrmvfrrfl <z».
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mt mg sg-anging piav i’itl8!rl‘d ill-U95, their defence area.. Tigers were 005|
setuns vu evident mroulrh the behind and beside the net to hmm, ms mwks md body Mann mo-r a great immediately after it was over Til mmm Hn, om.” ,M bent Cham" the crlppkd ,vnu wmv neun” ute of ers were first to congratulate the ,mm on s well placed slim. ‘ max forwards all over the ice. Howard Gill i 1-esulu Hawks onmdr viewry 'rin cows. h\\r\<1r°U N ‘hm |mirowu-d was penalized a second readme Burner, vellwf frdmnufiopnnmvuduiwmumarermpmngunm t
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OLYMPIA. Detroit. Mich., muon;
28-Toronto Maple Leafs smashed the title-bound Red Wings of De. iroit into a devastating 5-1 defeat »°111B'ht and sent the National Hoc-
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display of power that left most. of nwk. President of the City Hockey the crowd of 14,000 maxim" Le8-gut. presided. , doubtful whether there is anyt It was decided the heya be met at that can be done ,wut “_ It was the Railway depot by the firemen, not merely a repetition of M0nday` members oi the Cty Bode-y night's 3-l triumph rather it was ,_ League teams and band, and escor- masterful comeback effort that W4 lhmllh U12 Pflwiilml Silfekl overshadowed any-ming the Lesfsl to a. suitable auditorium. probably lmved0nem¢h,¢¢5,,,_,°,'°,beam,g ' the strand Theatre if svailablq most of their foes. Every ggtmkmg where they will be extended a wel- ; division carried magnum md ewh come. At the reception it is plan- ‘exploded it with nearly sys,-y “_ ned to present the members nf the sault. .tram with watchcs. A banquet, wil From the start of the first pg,-_' be given the team at a later dam.
Two committees were appointed,
the entertaLn.ment corn||1'i’ttee, coma pri-Sed of Mr. W. G. Gillespie. Mr.
Pied Pichrd. Mr. L. A. Ste-fwa¢i& Mr. Alfred Affleck suul “Chu Jenimctt. and a ccvrllnmtfrr- headed by Mr. George Hooper in approach the public for necessary subscrip- tions. The latter cornmittee will start workthis morrlingand itil hoped they will meet with s gen-» erous response. Any pemnn desire ` ing so give s colin-lbuizion, who ls not called upon. may do so by phon- ing the Bike Shop 941.
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