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SAINT JOHN. N 13.. March 15 - fOPl- Saint John Beavers de- feated Plctcli Shipyards in a

tonight's victory. But, sparked

game here tonight 3-1 to remain

senior pfay- fastest hockey game

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the Miiritime offs with the Halifax icaini.

Pittou mm the first two galz: :1 best three of iive series

"Big Four."

u; er. l\facDonuld and Williams the third game here Soturiluv nluht 10 ‘.0 5. bu‘. till‘ uzltllc lvlls orill-rcil replayed ~ Frilnk Gilllilgilel", nrc- siiiciit o1 A .\'l. A. . A. illicr Beaters protested of the SCUl2J.[8l\1ll dressing 11 men in- slcad of i0. Pictou will

to be stopped at the blueline.

sfllllfl pPYfDRHGDCE tonight

ing Beavers. "Sonny" was called on

rennin 1n sum.’ smart saves in the Pictou net= in

John and the fourth grime oi the Md" w “(Yd the 395V?" i" Chem‘?

series wzll be plllyeri here tomorrow. \\‘lill ll ilith game if ileccssilry also slated for here, possibly Wednes- dny iliglit.

Pal-ea by playing-coach Jackie Killilllg and a superb izcr-nlinding {lb bv Bill Giggeyx Sflilll. John "QJWZJ outpiilycd Picwu all the u y to chalk up an impressive lvlczorv.

The veteran Keating returned to the Beaver lineup after a game's l.l_voff and spnrked his team to s spectacular will. He was all over ille lie wlls a tower of strellgttli

' ‘eiy and turned in the ‘exhibition of defensive

_ I y given by a forward in this C11)‘ in many veers. Racing in be- hind the defence. he gave Gigfley that extra help when Pictoufls fpast fol-u rds mnde a break.

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SUMMARY First Period

Scoring-None. Penalties-None.

Second Period l-aSaint John, Garey, (Butler; Penalty- McIntyre.

Third Period Z-Sriint John, McIntyre. (Lynchi Ii-JIZ-‘lflcjiilll, MacDonald, (rum) ii-Eséliigizt John, Causineau, (Butler)

Pellilllv- Williams.

High Single M. McKenzie~263 High ‘lhlce P. McKinnon—638

ZION LADIES LEAGUE Lucky Strikes:-

A. Sentner B. Cameron H. ‘Burner

J. Latter

E. McPherson

Glow Woman-

J. Dillon D. Hooper A, Warren M. Dulzlel F. Mulch Killilioosi-

y)“, Gang I; Lafferty A. Sent-her

J. RTCLCQH

A. Thornton

J. Howell:

N’. Murley

Skywriiers

. Mitchell . Turner W. Burns

. Thornton . Brown

High Sililllc E. Mifchcll, 233. High Three. A. Scntncr, 628

BUSINESS GIRL‘! LEAGUE

5ergeants:- . KicllY . Smith T. . Kcnzie I. l/lcbennan . Holmes Pilots:-

Cox l/lr,'Kinn0l1

Dumb Doras. 1,78

1.75 155 139

I. Lafierty M. Dover

M. LOWIUEP E2. lifcPilersodl A. Jewell

Hit and Miss

C. Smith E. MacDougall E. Hooper

. Sutherland M. Heath

. Rodd 12.5 1 High Single J. Di1l0n-—23l. High Three J. Dillon-628

FRIDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING LEAGUE

Jeeps:-

N. McDonald E. Woolner 1L. Gillies

' IA. Barrett 1M. Matheson

Spitfires :-

G. Bagnall L. Binns l. Graves A. Starratt A. Howati:

Go Gettersi-

H. Montgomery J. Ptogerson

1-1. Baker

D, McDonald L. Bearlsto

Choc’: Awe.’

M. Cudmore

144 J. McDonald

m; l 1., Corry

gm . T. Garrett

14g l L. Callbeck

185 High Single M. Cudmore-4l33

142 4B1 205 144

195 115 2G3 193 159

192 250 174 . 218 . Sutherland 179

Gunners :-

.. Mitchell . Dockvndor! . Toombs . hfcbeod . Holmes

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212 208 180 2-16 128 Observers:-

. Cleworth . Spencer o.‘

McLaine McLziine COX

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Keating was chiefly responsible fgr Y re- their veteran mentor, the Beavers

played Maritime semi-final hcwkey gésosflggveaégglrtflaxlis ggigertelaoutsrillelzndf

in lhe running for the right to selves hoarse as they witnlesseg the paye 1i Saint John since the days of the

For Pictou the line of leadbezit- W85

'- h; . ‘l. . , outstanding. Time after time the Plum‘ N “Lkk and who wppm trio streaked up the surface only

The Picinu defence turned in a fence, B. but Donald; Forwards. D. Ne“, could not cope with the high-fly-

McDonald to pull off manv

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iW.K.S. Defeats P.W.G. 5-1 In Exhibition Game

A West Kent school hockey team today defeated a Prince of Wales College second team 5-1 in an ex- hibition game at the Forum. The mulch was fast and rugged from siiirt to finish.

Lineups:-

W.K.S.—-Goal, J. Proucle; De- fence, G. Wellnel", W. MacRae, J. Dolvlle. E. Bagiillil; Forwards. A. Dflllslzis. D. Baglliiii. G. Matlzniuil, J. liilactiregul", M. Blake.

RWC-Goa), MacKilinon, De- Auld. i... Cox. E. Mac- Foislythe E. Blanchard, W. Murphy, A. Sinclair.

P.W.C. Coach, Mac Beck; W.KB. Coach, "Tarky" Whitlock.

S UMMARY First Period

l—W.K.S., D. Bagnall iMilCMllldll) 2—W.K.S., J. MacGregor

Second Period

3—W.K.S., M. Blake (MzicGregor) -l—W.KS., A. Douglas iMacMillan)

Third Period

6——W-K.$-. G. MacMiliiin (Douglas) Remember When (B! The Canadian Press)

Babe Ruth took his first salary out in baseball i1 years ago today and agreed b0 a decrease of $5,000 a yea)‘ for his scrvzcea lvllh the New York Yankees. However, that still left him $75,000 n _\'0L\l‘ Three years latenhe retired. l-le had a “come. back‘ in 1942 on the screen "as himself in the mu Gehrig film.

High 1mm M. Mclfiiiiléilscc“ HOLY NAME BOVNLING (l; R. R. League Play-ifs; VOLA H. J. Power J. Clark F. Latferi-y G. Nelson H. Spencer

Total

201

C. Doyle

J. Strain

J. Hlerrell

G. Gaudett C. McDonald

Total

High Single-J. Clark 218 High Three-J. Strain 600 V0111 H. 1% Points. Rehas 3% Points.

BRIDGE AND BUILDERS

.1. Martin 16¢) 193 215 H. Hen-riesscy G. Bevan

U. Jefferies J. Coyle

Total

238 153 172

3012

1.11 150 177 139 126 243

162 1Z6 97 151 149 110 197 230 183

C.N.C.S.

C. Mot-eon

G. McPherson P. Thompson R. Bradley

Total

"lab Single-l1. ‘Bevan 259. High Thrwc-G ‘Bevan 698 "ridge and ‘Rillldors 5 Points C. N’. C. S.—0 Points. NOW IT'S IINCLE SAM Pevmirrn, Prckfic isle 960 miles southwest of Hawaii. was for 150 venrs an "island without. a emin- irll." Now it has been taken over by the United Slates.

so snla nanny n- Catherine tho-Brent of Russia

first H"flll1fll‘l"l‘d seaiskin for wo- men's fur coats

WITH CALM BORN OI‘ FAITH

Bhieldinl themselves from the tropic sun with umbcrllna, as impert-iil-bably as if being lowered over the side of a warship in a battle area were a com- monplace occurrence. sisters of the Catholic Order of Mary Inunaoulato are pictured arriving at Guadal-

canal. Btntlor-ed

by American tc killed before the

were captured by the Jfli)“|{'5(3

on nnother Solomon island, they b and held until rescued rcca. Tvx. priests and 5 nun were

Amerirr . nrrivcrl.

U. l. Marine com Dlwto Inn bum

Kilrea Mala

NEW (API-‘Ille official scoring record 01' the American Hockey League to- day gave Walt Kilrea of Hershey 99 points for tile 1948 season. an All- Time All-League record.

And not only Kllrea but Adam Brown of Indianapolis with 85, Harry Frost of Hershey with 88, and Les Cunningham oi’ Cleveland with 82 broke the Old American League scoring record as the re- gular season ended last week in a barrage of flying punks.

Frost in, the process also broke the league records for goals tally- in-g 43 for tlhe season. And close be- hind him and also over the previous high was Summerhill of Buffalo, _wlth 41.

To RDBer Jenkins of Hershey, with 80 minutes went the hlgih score

il.A.ll.Ii. Rejects Cornwall Protest

ePP-W-C. W. Murphy (Blanchard) l‘)!

MONTREAL. March 15- (GP) —- A meeting of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association tonight re- Jected a Cornwall protest over its irst Quebec Senior Hockey league ay-off game with Ottawa Com- mandos. The Commandos won the best-of-seven senll-fianl series.

R.A.F. Transport Command Now

LONDON. March 15 —(CP)-—Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick BOW- hiil. commander-in-chlef of the Royal Air Foroe ferry command since it was established in June 1941, has been appointed air officer commarlder-in-chief of the new transport command, the air minis- try announced tonight.

Sir Archibald Sinclair. Air Min- ister. announced creation of the transport command in the House of commons March 11. In addition to controlling op ration; of R. A. F. transport s uad on: at home, the cocnmarid wll be responsible for organization and control of stra- tegic air routes for all overseas ferrying and for reinforcement moves of squadrons to and be- tween overseas theatres.

Sir Frederick was air officer commander-in-chief of the R. A. F. coastal command for four vears from August 1937. He became s Flying Officer with the naval wing in 1913 and during the last war served will the Navy and 11.41.11‘.

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HAVEN. CONN" March 15-and low mark in the dopoflment

Wflfiflrtment. The leading scorers:

Kllrea, Hershey Bmwn. Indianapolis host, Hershey Cunningham, Cleveland Mann, Pittsburgh l-lergert, Hershey O'Neil, Hershey Summerhill, Buffalo Locking. Cleveland Jamieson. Washington

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Former Boxer Ill In Hospital

NEW YORK. March 15—(AP)- 3E1. Barney Ross. hero of the rine corps at Guadalcanal, was taken to the United States Navy Hospital at 5t. Albans, Long Island, early tonight suffering a recurrence of malarial fever which he eon- tracted in the war zone. The Navy Public relations offte he former boxer’s 00n- dition is not serious but was un- able to say how 1on8 Ross will N- main in hosnital.

8t. John Hoopstcrs Take Opening Game

FREDEEIGIDN, March i_:_§ -(0 PJ- Saint John "Ack-Acks bas- ketball team will carry n five Ppfllllt anal-gin into the second game of their provincial senior semi- finals with Phederloton No. ‘f dis- trict depot at Saint John next Saturday by virtue of their 33-28 victory in the series opener here to

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wllanlpgg Rangers 9, st. Boniface ‘ualriniir; lead Best-of-Wvo series 2-0)

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Montreal lHlJLF. In Quebec Senior Hockey Finals

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the Quebec Senior Hockey be e final play-off tonight by trim n Montreal Arm. 3-2 in the th game of their st-of-three semi- final series. Air Force won the first guano: 13-8 while Army took the sec- on - .

The Airmen nay meet Ottawa Commandos hero Wednesday night in the opener 0f the best-of-soven final series.

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