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SPORTING NEWS i

iliogel Wins Boston Marathon Warmup

BOSTON. April ll-AAEU-Teddy

Oshawa l/Vins Eastern _Junioi' tCitampions/tip r

1-1-1 Vog;l, u 17-year-old Watertowg . .. ,._ __ ~11 _ U, “h ~ gt I lad who had a four-minute hea Osiiggzfim iijgiicruiiidl tunic! “il-ulictt‘ tiemguicfsiaiidirbiitndillz: {£11m tog: 5'61"» spilncd me “n”! 49° Yard‘

ail-stair. Tilson was outscored oj: Liaturdliy l", will me 33rd annual lmsinaiv Ken Smith, but not out- ICfttthfidrflliC-llbmloxlillilgluglaarrttfi p0im<_=ii_ 1o ell ussc as . . '.t‘il.~,o- t-illsctccl two goals and Boston Athletic Association Mara- toilr iisshl; to bug almost a third i than. o! the 13>.) points hi‘ by the Among tiu- contestants was Sgt. Q-haw team. three (Gerard (Join of he Canadian Army goal. anti an a t. Aud his lour- ,' and o! l3 1i A fame.‘ Hie lllllSkifd , iltiliil to‘. il was tlcti by Bill Ezin- l fourth. Col-e. lrom S e. Hyaic tit e. “no liati Lwu goals and two Qua, tuructl in im elapsed time of l" ‘U CUTE)’ llP-d Céllllfk 155.24 and a. corrected time of 51 24. . h score :1 cczil, an t 1c ,

another till..- cti tar Witii lilRCllillP-lllL- p: crab"- smztslled l\lUliil'Ckil lens U-l llt r- Satiirtta; t

i-_ - ail wvidlebruvrlfflfiiilcifi

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ousiilu in ‘eh: . .i"-iln

points wcut to Frank , "i 1W0 assists, and Roll f it i tluehec Sea Gulls

i _l goal. ‘

ifos, f3.

tlverwliclm Petawawa

"u. Anni ll ~—tCPl-—QLll:- (lull-g Provincial Int/er- ‘ cli.ili._iiitiiis, orerivlieltilcr. ‘l’CY'.l\\',t\V:l Ciretiadcs, Ontario title- llolders, 15-3 tcilriy in the opening game 0t i 5""l(35 f0

Tl s.

boffisitrtaio

1

. f.‘ '7'" fir.» ire Gunter;

i ti vllariplrlns were lttl’: Quehcccrs. who went;

first pvrlod

h. ' margin to

l ‘he ltcmcsters

‘outs orcrl tlu visitors six izczls to

Ht» I, ‘warn lll the .10 Th. y

liual frame.

series Olleilel‘. ‘it'll over F'l§'ers f0!‘ was olllV fliwttllv

cage, . tcaiiishoived Hreat

r t l

llifziilfiill’ ilaclicy Scores

, Sivouiorcd by

p the Cilnadiait Le- i glcu. lLE S L.

inc big night's of

i Bv The (Tunudiun Press pentcrtziluitirut guts undcryvay’ at iiYCzi 1. iit intermediate Flll-"ll the §pi)l".lll‘; Cub tonight wtgh

Q, , 15, P,3[,\\\'liw;\ 3, _ _ ‘ incl 1. Bingo our. B ~ being itQuvbt-c lcacls lmst-tif-llve series, scattered over the w-z . . H), ‘But tho bu: zittra lo » n!‘ course SATURDAY it will |;i- all gncd- comes on Thurs-

izru Canaca Junior Final ziav night irheu seven boxing bouts S). Montreal Can- will be SlflEUCl bciivccn members of ‘ c_ air iorcc, army and navy tilflllfll iii Islanrl ccutrcs.

o t a

‘l 1. IO iuura wins HS-tii

hest-ol-iirc series

btllltll‘ I-‘iuul Altliuullll tllc bouts will liol be ‘s ti, Ottawa It C. ou ~uch a large scalc as the other

A_1.i_ 1;‘1‘\’[\I‘-\- b ma, ‘iiutvim rvlci- whips nevertheless lu- "”";<Ottawa Ctlilllillllltlfifi lt".\ti licsi-twf-lilcri": lb‘ at i_i_ lush pitch both m“, s - H], _u.'r.ou;: the ('l\'l members

Canada Scum? Final 0f the iorccs Tommy

l M ,,,"‘-U"§ , _ 7, \Vllllllpt‘§ ILC A. Cl. bournc~l)_ . round EQQ; ,3; ¢E~a y I/ifilililtilfi 4- Y i fr 1C " u: widtlrly lvlritildl Willi l?» -0 - lrc >01‘ s. p rring opu- WORK PANTS i 4, ‘ cs-cq- as to the PWW nil-wool Acudiun viii. O H A Inifbflllfifilllie "A" outcome, Vfflflbun. cant-ids. bu! this gmiypiingilq ‘ ’ ' * ‘Bi-QdfarlwdimthundwcunAl “\,,,-,~,,~,ii R C O.C s, Owen Sound It is more or lrss a comeback °:":"’°'7'~';""d w" ,O,-.,|,;-,,,S 5 that Chjsbouruc, now stationed at. ,,Z,,.,,”,,§“"’,‘,’,,‘;,,,“g‘]’°,“ , l< ' . two-garlic. total-goal scr- the local basic training centre is " i "" 1 lllfiiililfi. Brlore the outbreak of

war Tommy was one of’ the best, ‘if not; the best, mitt-wlelrlers taking ,,part in the bouts put on by Pm- Iumter Joev McDonald. He “'38 al- lways willing to take on all comers rvr. "rllcsw, m‘ weight or size and invariabit wln, ICE-i} or draw he put up it grcnt scrap. I t I w

To-igh

AT THE FURUM

Gorgeous Ice

l A smooth, clever boxer packing iplenty’ of punching power in either

it'll in mzu

great. scraps fans still i ‘member vividly hi5 several meet- Ililgs with "Tiger" Hcnncssey a big ioloijilp bcllel‘ that hailed from the i United States.

i O I I

l _The bouts hctweeu ihl< pair of 'fl!1'lllCl',q were glwlliis touch. gruell- iuf: and bloody bflttlcs, There was ,nothiilg betirscu thcm and from lthe opening pong uutll the final time it ivas rcnllv a silrvlval of the ifittcst, Alon, came hostilities then {and Claycourire donned a. uniform.

.

21/2 Hr’s SKATING

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I‘ Nothing lu n fiithtiug way wasl ‘_"_-""—*-—-—~ "ii about him uutll hcrc on the I“ m? first W“ mcolulmli 5317115,

\lOll hi‘ lad a decided ccgc and to tncqM .. , V, any Attend.

APRIL 12th

lhc last intcr-scriiice rczt hrrc shortly be-

lfifle CFQWd 0t spectators t“

—-Itl— l gilt back into l Q11 the matches wcrc : ,,,_, )1 (il-qiinnfl alglvtlvlgl 1b up utlthrce straight. uutll _ ‘ to 11m mm - - . as usua came -' \\‘l'll. " d“ magi)‘, ‘an unexpected victory that l Ts FCLlV i i .. a stian although nb- 911M199“ m” Olllkgfik, __!) t" 2g f,‘ ~ lilQ illllt? to cc‘. into ‘

Impbticrl with a great trail more sfllllldcllCfl siurc lnclr iviu last; mm, hn“.o,,c,. Claw.1llursdi\y_aftcruooi1 the Uity cull-I :tr:iinii.i: hard and Slllllw Will be (m; in full iorcc. _ ,0 gMting a lnllursday afternoon next. to_ try aha t m“, the A“. §gund the s. cs lulu it fill,“ “in l‘.(i\V his punchiniz,‘f”¢1dmi5 ms "a 53ml“ M" I111‘ A and hQPdQYJSIHOOLIIESL Wflliilill-l outfit, no mis_ ‘ooiivork also im-lmke about "hm" bl,“ H “WY a“? l9 ( m, m mm a wind lt up they will hare w over-

Hl-‘lli! condition. t v i.

eels In N.Y.

NEW YORK. April 11—(AP)__. Plrmv of ltlCS3 sfl-ibtlllCd ihorou h- ‘blfélls may haw; been on the sat 4: 3'51!‘ spindly legs the openin week of racing in New york, bu give a sympathetic thought to the

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Spniisiiixiil by (‘uuiirlizili Legiml DUN lllit-irililiS 0R(Tl:!IiS'l‘R.\ Ailmission Iii cents-i flare u (four! Time [Iv/ping [Irv Lcgimt

lblriday: 14,054 persons, $872,189, t lay: 29,209 persons, $1,743,-

. #101381 persons, $3,924,-

‘ t " was a shove or

get shoved while the impatient ..._-rs c: tlic

_ . . i‘. acct [or the millions they pushed through the pari-mutuel indowu,

The attendance figures don't ln- clude the thousands at soldiers and sailors who got tn free.

filer the races were over the rich and poor who couldn't wedge themselves lnvo the Jampacked re-

Allan Gup Series May Start April 19

WINNIPEG. April ll ——(CP)— Frank Sargent of Port Arthur. Pre- sident oi the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, announced here tcday that the best-ol-ilve Allan Cup tlnal would probably start here Monday, April 19.

Victoria Army won the western Canada championship here last r.‘ ht anr; meet the eastern cham- pions. either Ottawa Commando; or Oztawa R C Al". Commandos lead the best-of-iive eastern pla ~01! one gum.- to nons The two p ayed to n. 6-8 draw last night. Even t!- t-he title is decided by Wednesday, the first Allan Oup final will not. be played until Monday, Sargent

y. ,_8%nt slid the second gimp o!

nld, because the ' would not arrive here until Blfllflifl

the Canadian 11ml would be plflyfllv

at Regina, either Monday, April ul,

or Wedneaday, April 21, with w» malning game; at Calgary. .

Miss llogwood Wins Phoenix Handicap

LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 11 ~— (AP)- One oi the track's luvgfi‘ opening-din; ‘crowds turned out Saturday at Churchill Downs 1n see IFOWIESH Combs’ Miss Dogwot l1 wln the Phoenix Handicap. $2.51!! added feature oi the first day v4 the Keeneland racin program-

which was transfer-re here ircm ‘

lfiXln-gbflll. _

Officials estimated that 12.0.1‘ persons watched the four-yenr-olrl filly make her 1948 debut with u smashing 1 l-z-lengths victory over Calumet Farm’: Mark-Keir Mrs. Ethel Denemarlcs Three C10- vers ilnlshcd third.

n» Mln: hi; FFEIIllIIIH J .

By Georg;- lMclVlanus

., . . h . _ Thupvlnv nigh, polite the lighting $1M‘ am n? , Ligilzlggllllgz-‘flng guiéglgciuered and lute“! trlaylnaaootlerd it dawn Si: izigicik i), ., “_,,.,1(, 0f Dnssiiciless that lms <0 well mzirk- y a 5° m u . _ a 9d m“ P w‘). Ln m up In“ And thn bewildered owners 0i the you could still see women ln fancy iinctors that have hcrn their ilqrst", ""14 in Jamaica, current nt- fur coats trying to thumb a ride. . FWD, l“, asscst in turnishiug upsets‘. ',31‘i-.,fi3,.°’1,.,§*,;°,5‘;§§§,’;2:,K°,T551; emdthfilcorm “ummg uni. thc ropes‘ "‘“T"‘.'“""i" ,' 1m: talk about the trnmporta- New York has hevei- had such cnrxince here hc Russggsgglslgualhligfaglb 5 “me lion ban and ilizured thn crowds an opening for racing, and may ,h,“",°,,1\(_:m:e miles BTh-‘l estimated bopuliltlon gictl-“dTlligy “kkiidiieiaeiitlziimnotgr picnic ‘sharia’ buotdwl “§§“°’i1i“°i,'l' m" ‘- ~ - ' ‘ ' ' . o g go recor w _ - of ivhiohi, _lu his wnl- 192'69°'71°' ‘Inc net result was a surplus o! set {or luture students of ul: per- ' _"- i’ i111" unu- lcrcct ailout cotyNT swEnljn-‘EE ‘D clLoumg, fol-mince; t0 BhOOt at. ere are B Hl- i‘ ‘a l'~.. . . - - , ithc . m‘ s (‘l illt‘ game rnri s“. d9, l . 1 b ‘ S. Ta!“ “ 1°°k i" U" "sures for several on hand all-end, such as h, ‘ . (ll ion lr- .(ll((l£(l to the piml-uous of the Prince Siilli ~ this will VJHHPSQ n, H? t,‘ m“, “d '1 “"“°“_~\i1<1@ th" llrsi thrc»: daysz- a new hllh 11011539 D°° 701‘ "l! 01 Liluzird island Fir-h and Gaim- Act which requires that an i7” W“ "i F’. “ “M H“ i>§iv§r'“ia§mp§s§ii§i1““m@iiigi.d5?“ 773371355833" 2M“ person's’ u" time‘ f; annual license shill] he secured llcllire ziuuliilu" and huntinz: lTn}, ‘,{,e'1:1‘_.,, ",’0:,?,°d Sign’ *L*‘ ' :*'=-"'—'-—~ ~V— ' "3 '0" . . . . _ _ , '2 ~. r rah - s 1 i ' lu this Prnvlllt-e. Licenses. are now available in the office ,Dl‘0tln(l. BRINGING UP FATHER m of R.('..\l.l‘. iletzirhmt-zits lllHHlLllUlll. liit‘ province, at thci T, ,, ,’ ,' ' H 1 I 2 l! Priuct- liiiuaril Island 'l'l"ivcl liurewu Queen direct (‘har H) m W y" P‘ n“ H‘ Cm “so . - »- t I . l .it":i1~,-,_t\,1-;~i,, (‘F ; |1;i[_ u Itittcttiwn. the Patriot Office. Vhiirliiltcitiuii. and zit the Jiiirtiiivl iW-uttnumhi‘ he" riiiiivlariirl — t F‘ .-\(llllilll\'il'llli(?l1 Office. lh-pzirtmcnt 0f itsrriciiltiiit’. (fhiir- ‘(lmf "r H“ RA F. h""-" "YB THiNKmP-VVE lottetmvn. Licenses may lic serurnil Ii‘; mail on receipt of .,,,‘."','.“‘"3""1§,,,“‘Q.}1.,,'§§3‘§{} S; OT To o gfiwultlém , ‘p , a Postal Note to the Drpurtmcnt of Agriculture for the ,‘t“c Nmiv c1“ linultti". lira five IDEAS- i ' followiutr ilniountiu ,l'f'lg’tldl‘yl‘ Til iictiiliiwu tiger; lift“ fOllll‘ ' ‘i’ ' ' in lrr out: nu w "FIT tiz-t shou d ' Rcgidcnt I icons.“ s] ‘m i\"l‘\'l un n Rrcal ulzyht of mitt-sllilg- _, . A . . . . . . . . . . . . 5m, , . . . . ‘ Non-Resident FHllIfllI lit-civic 200 ‘ v - o '1' Nnn-Rcsitlent Hunting‘ License . 10.00 P""‘"‘ "f \“/»l~-< nnrl s D U. are a’ "rMnt miizwzc-t lu n area? wr- y ‘ Anizlcru and hunters are urged to secure licenses f‘ ’ T"tt"r"-'>‘-1c"iitic hii-skcfinll

z hold c Z-l 011W.‘ ln the Tll"\‘(". to rlnh and vi‘ of five Srlkll"; in

yflimnily imil lu- in readiness for the opening of the fish l . " my; season on April 16th. Address-i communications to

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w. R. sum». l--~»~.".,.T»i'7"iiia§

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