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lociation wtl!l‘i.rmi offer for reelec- tion at agneistiows annual meeting in Moncton. lf. B., next Monday. Ln announcing his withdrawal ;.*°£.$§°....";‘“.% £'““‘.........°"§.. ZZ? loess did not permit him to devote q-laugh time to the wort of
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lu' the mesidenoy. Then would a nominee from the Annapolis Valley. Cape Breton delegates, if they did not put forward s msn of heir own. would swing behind J. D. Meclutyre, K. C., Pruiduzt of
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the official said, in obtaining pl"- ¢°'mP=w¢n¢\¢uuomloo clubs. Contributions for the moat pan. hadbeenlmll.sndsomehadfor- wudednolnoneywhsiaerei-.Small attends-noesattbeplsydowngames lnthesenlor°°a"uld “rr-clung wasadvsncedasaressonforthe lowcollections. .Resident Wnynidlsoeipilhsd been decreased further through fteelsistniionofiimiorplsyers. Inadd.ltion,i.hssnocistion paid moseths.ll8300iohsvean Upper Chnadianrefereemake aiourot lmkuciiondlmughdlocnculzg,
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Cheap Excursion To View Quebec- Maritime Finals
The Gyn! soring an
hockey UIUQHI ind Friday. It will lo wi Tuudey alernoon tum have lliontnal noon. Blessing ear able io this wht
Imation, The
we and wi e few from of seats bg
Montreal Flmln
who attend.
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ACES SATURDAY
University tonight officially announ-
the second of home-and-home series for the right to represent the Pm-
of hockey fans that the g-rest team of Raedmen might lnve to default from competition.
The McGill acceptance issued by
the athletic board was coupled with a rebuke to the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association for ordering Me- Gill to Quebec and a statement that the University did not wish to dll- appcint the people of the provincial capital.
Tile rebuke follows: 'Authority even though it is exer-
cised inconslstently and foolishly is still authority. Therefore, in order to avoid further confusion, unpleas- sntness and embarrassment in ad- ministration of hockey and so as not to disappoint the people of Quebec, the athletic board . . . . will be re- presented at Quebec for the second
ment said. has “always been lmder
period of the National Hockey Lea
BisplaoswastakenbyAleor0on
a few years ago regarded ssone of the Gstult oaliesof ihemall
by an upswinging stick and he suf- fered a slight concussion, it wss an-
Ottaws. winger.
CHICAGO, March 15-(Axocil.t-
ed Pres)-After 9'! hours of pedal- ling in cnioesifs six day Uicyole
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Humax, amen ls-(Br 'H10' “~‘°':k'::zca;':
.ifiiilf lillliflll géiiig E' till
power to
to eight
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and Prince Gollnflf ,=f_~
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or A. P. Weill-
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paoer. track
noe, four teams were fed tonikht for the hadership.
Bill Pedtll of Victoria, B. C.. and
d Walthcur
and Charley Ritter, took advan- tage of opputunlties in i-he illn- ming to more up evven with R¢8¥1° Norlamsn. and Dave Isnds, and Gerald &`BlDtl and Fred Otte-
Ped and sehslle were the
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MONTREAL, March l5.-(C.P.i-
Detroit Red Wings tonight proved why they are holding the top posi-
‘_-"- ,tion in the American .section of the
io- P- B! Gll-fill!-ll'l l)°¢|l| W\l`¢i \National Hoc-'Icy league when they M0’"'R-EAI- MUCH 15~-M9511! handed Montreal Canadiens a 4-it
boating before a crorvll of about 8.- 1
0041'-I *elm will so to Quebec City ooo wildly excited fans By losing il
0" Saturday to play Quebec Aces in me cmaalem railed no consolidate 3
their position on second pccition in i
the Canadian section and now mls.
Vin” Of QU01->0¢ in Allin CUP PHY' ,win their remaining game uf the downs-end f-hereby removed fem | schedule slocfroinol-:....ri1l-.y ln or-
der to finish second to Ioronto.
SUALMMLY First Period:
1-Detroit, Aurie <Goodfe1lcw)
10212. , Penalties-8. Manths, 11'. Carson, ` Lafrance, Joliet.
Second Period:
I-Detroit, Emma, 17:12.
Penalties-Wetland, Williams.
, Third Period:
3-Detroit, lewis, 13:58. 4-Canadiens, Gamlon, (Leplne)
14:10.
5-Detroit. Goodfellow, (Emma,
Aurie) 19:23.
Penalties-Leplne, Busweil, Gross,
Bums.
Chicago, Z: Toronto, 1
K'-m€_?1\ 5°"-“'d°Y °'=11iH¥. 1'"-11 in- nonolvro, much 15.- <c.c.> - 'un - ` Checked to impotency by a band of
ll°GiIl 41111000 BNN. ih° lille- speedy Black Hawks from chicago
'Ibronto Maple Leafs tonight suffer-
"h° 1mP’°°“°n th" P1‘Y'°ff Wm” ed one of the rarest oi their seeson’s
*”“i°1llf-165. “V fbi' U10 PUTP060 Of deléfmminl experiences on home ice-the bitter
*M 5°" *Mm ¢° 1'¢Pf°-*Ht 111° P1'°- pul ol a 2-1 defeat and round them- vince. They therefore find it dlffi- “lv” mam)-,ed in meg, |r¢,g¢,¢_c,; cult to explain the necessity "for a ,p,¢1,,|¢y_,p,,4_ “°°°°" nm* ‘t Q“‘b°° ° - In 'llomrny Gorman's Hawks spotted
mg °*‘°mP1°“°- 11-1 11°" 1-‘Si period then came backcoficiiupin
’ a -
Canadlans Lead Gm de‘°“°°° A‘°°°' ”"'°"m°d““ P"°‘ the Leafs a one goal lead in the first
'FURUM' s I
( Leafs at bay in a five forward clos-
ST_ ing attack that broke on the sturdy
I
Special Skate
1-Toronto, Day (Blair) 7:23.
rl-in he. may naar me "°”“°""'"“"°"
plolneaadr. Price H and 10 _ _
“nu” . 7° * mn" 554 “WU mam fm' in' ters, goalie of New York Americans, Penalties-Levinsky, Coulter.
In Shoot the second and win the game with
*iw* an early third period goal. Great
defensive work held the desperate
n "°7'm“*a‘[° milk or Terry Abel and big Lionel
omvmm? M th: Couachcr. Behind them was the sl-
most impregnable charlie Gardiner.
for miniature rifle SUNIMARY
'h°°“"" lim rel-loo:
- (C. P. By Gsardis.n's Special Wire) Second Period:
°Y°f"5°U\1=l ll'°P°I1‘°° orrawa, san-cu ls.-my wor- z--chicago, 'rl-udcl l'1-is
Leafs Lose Second am
Pllluu£llc°"H°f~I<=@T°CFf°“g°llnM|llnlH rf: T' 1-
mfl winp, 4; camullem, 1-l_ 1-airs Period; a l
m"RNAMENTBrzllza1i 'Game
3-Chicago, Cvottselig (Coulter
Mchdyen) 4:03.
Penalties-None,
Americans, 3; Senators, 1
(TITAWA, March 15. - fC.P.) -
Alex Connell, one time king of Ns- llonsl Hockey League goalie; step- ped into the ullifornl of Raoy Worters when the nrt mlnder for New Yonk Americans vrus injured here tonight and beat his own team. the Sena.- tors, 3-2. Connell, although seeing no action this season. has been Ot- tawa: spare goalie.
SUMMARY First Period:
1-Americans, Brydgc lK1eln>
6:35.
Penalties--Dutton.
Second Period:
2-Ottawa, Wasnie <Shlclds, Tou-
heyi'18:00.
.Penalties-None.
3-Ottawa, Finnigsn. 1:07. 4-Americans, McVeigh lChnp-
man) 2:03.
5-Americans, Burke LConn) 6;l4. Penalties-None.
Bruins, 3; Rangers, I
NEW YORK, March 15.-(A.P.)-
Boston Bruins gave s. snappy scor- ing exhibition in the third period to defeat New York Rangers 3-2 to- night ln their final clash of the Na- tional Hockey League season.
The defeat cost the Rangers a
chance to clinch second place l.n the Leagues American division, leaving them only a point ahead of Chicago Black Hawks in the race for the runner-up berth.
SUMMARY First Period:
1-Boston, Barry <Clappel'-Silorei
14:24.
Penalties-None.
Sc¢'6nd Period:
2-Rangers, Dillon <Rip1ey-Mur-
doch) 6:17.
Penalties-W. Cook, Smith, John-
son,
Third Period:
3-Boston, Stewart <Shore-Best-
tie) 14:48.
4-Boston, Stewart (Beattie) 15242. 5-Rarlgers, E. Seibert (W. Cook-
Boucheri 17:36.
Penalties-Shorc, Keelirig,
dividmi hisheevree. captured the wasmiulcdnerctonlgntmumfim f '-” ‘
new ‘“°“ ‘°' “"1 M” .s;;.'-;-;.:.r.";;>;,‘,-.;'.:..i.,~f=-‘#,,';-;..-i Qualify For
continue. _ U S I d
DQWN THE ALLEYS mu, ...le ml. 1., Bmw., ....1 . . _ tl COT rs lanes sowuira Lnous wgrmm' lin eye was cuz deeply Tennls Tltle
Rall!!! 13. nolmced. Nick Wasnie‘sstidlh'u.ck NEW YOIX, March 15-(Asoc-
llhicrity me Blistors 536 the goalie after Nick had pulled it ated 1>fmi._1.¢s¢¢y- R_ 541;-fen and Hgh nmls, Bn Bell 271. clear from Red Dutton, American Gregory 5_ mmm, Uncp- Sam; Blgl two, In Bell 566. defenceman, who was holding the mllgq, md om of 11,-1,; xmauesf, gen-
nfs players, qualified today to play
HMB lib 19”- *ll for the United Statm indoor cham-
lhnoom 1'i'i'l. 1" F T pionships. Bwefen negotiated his lhivdty 1°* UW ~ Ollf eanls semi-nnal assignment in the sev- mlfl HIIIC. F- hull 38. enth regiment armory in straight-
Bieh ¢v°» P- llhl¥_45¥~ In Day frorvmu fashion, dcrcsrng rmlx
X Shields lop ranking American,
50"’ Y'-U" WW ’°'"‘m° Be Grind ell. ll-o, é-4. 'rho lofty csllfom-
1an’s irresistable vollying onslaught
°°“'”‘xM‘ L-mu' and surpassing backhand moulded
mn” Abhwdr nn’ - an attack that completely encom-
\( _
passed the New Yor cr
Mnngfln. the 1982-33 champion.
ouixtsyed and generally' outplaycd Sidney Wood Jr., twice e. member of the U. S. Davis Cup team. in ri four-set miatch, 6-4. 3-8 6-2 7-5
'R’“7B°h‘u°'°“ mb” rbllrieenofmcwsameswentw
deuce.
Manslaughter ‘
omadlmriui-aulneeoual ae- Mn In Amherst
dawned 1 ~ ~ ' “_ H I ,I “M4” germ allninisrr. N. s.. Mann ls-my th, yy". gtoglash llegk\a:tul'e'l corn- Another Year The Canadian Prmsi-Preliminary mm” m 1.' .mngmgggg I-5 _ hearing of Mrs. Daniel Rushton of
ndrnmt to . Amherst on a manslaughter charg
V” dumb' m m;hieh would In Offlce arising from the death of an ls?
in- year-old Sockville. N. B.. girl was
adjourned today to March 29. The middle-aged woman is accused of performing an illegal operation on the girl. who died Sunday night.
She was held in bell of $5.000.
No evidence was token at todsy's hearing. 'l‘he inquest had not been amlpieted and the Crown had not received the report of Dr. Abrams, Saint John patbolcgut.
llrs. Rushton wee arrested the
day after the girl died. 'Die pro- secution charges she Dtffvrlfied U* cpntion in Pebruaryl and that ssptio poisoning later calmed the drl’s death.
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In the second section of the “Flour
and Fccd’ contest, Titus had a chance Lo will by beating the rink skipped by W. bi. M.\cDoliald. but, after a vcry interesting battle on 'lilesday night, Ma.cDonsld‘s rink won 10-7, thus creating a four-cor- nered tie, rinks skipped by Mac- Donald, Jardlne, Prichard and Titus having four wins and two losses.
On Wednesday night MacDonald
won from Jardine and Titus won from Prichard. -
In the final match Titus ran sway
from MacDonald to win the section title, also the flour and "feed" by a score of 13-5. His rin.k will play off with the rink skipped by A. E. Har- ris for the grand championship.
If ice conditions permit, the sea-
son will be wound up by 3 knock- out bonspeil of.the wholc Club, the losers to pay the cost of a banquet for the winners and losers.-S,
TIE HOCKEY SERIES
, Ont.. March 15-
TCanBdian Pressl-A fighting Brockville hockey warn defeated Ottawa New Edinbugrh 2-0 here f»°l'\18ht, tying tho Ottawa. Dlstwict Senior Hockey Chalnpionship final round at four~a11. forcing a third Rsme. New Edinburgh won the first game 4-2.
CN. F reigliter Arrives From
A n t ip o ci e s
HALIFAX. NS., March 15-The
freighter "Canadian scottish" of the Canadian National Steamship; arrivcd .n Halifax today (Tufsdayr from Australia and New Zealand bringing. among other cargo. wool, 5h°¢D skms. 09311188 and coffee.
The wool industry of Mlstralia,
stated Captain R. C. Puller. of the "Canadian Scottish." whose home is at Summerville, N. B.. has wit- nmsed one of the most complete in- stances of price recovery in the his- tory of the lndustry. Prices reach- M the highest level since thc lszs- 19 mason. Over sixty percent of the wool, he remarked, which will be available this season has been sold at an average advance in prices of eighty percent as oomplred with the previous years clip.
The "Canadian Scott`sh” picked
up tho heaviest cargo at the Pans- ma Conal yet loaded into a Cana- dian National ship at that place. This earfo included heay consign- ments of garlic and licorice, seo much coffee and a quantity of chi- nafwsre.
G-St nom was B sig night rl the
Miss E. Bourke and Miss H.
Wakcfol-d won from Mrs. N. D. MacLean and Mrs. J. A. Lawson
Mixed Doubles E. B. Fairbanks and Miss D. Ker-
wln lost to E. Goss and Mrs. W. M. Rowe 15-7, 15-5.
G. K. Peake and Miss M. Plneau
won from R. A. Pendle!/on and Mrs. N. D. MzlCLi“fin 15-8. 18-13
W. A Smith and Mrs. W. A. Smith
won from A. F- Dixon and Mrs. R/ry Clldlnore 11-15. 15-8. 15-3-
D. W. Cross and Mrs. B. Rogers Jr.
won from RAW. C. N. Brown Bhd Mrs. J. A. Lawson 15-12. 15-10
J. 0. C. Campbell and Mrs. F. M.
Nash lost to J. A. Lawson and Mrs. E. Taylor 15-8, 15-11.
F. C. Brndv and Mrs. J. O. C Campbell lost io E. V. Bell and Mi-SS B, Prowsc 15-7,15-7.
G. F. Hutcheson and Mrs. H-
Wakeford won fr0m W. A. Henry and Mrs. E. V. Bcll 15-0. 15-5.
F. B. Conrad and Miss E Burke
won fmnl Walter (loss allll MrS Roy Cudmorc 15-8, 15-3.
calrrrol. srsrsrts, 2: 0’LEARY SISTERS. 0
An illtcrcstlnz game was played at
the Crystal Rink, Summcrsidc. on Wednesday evening, when the 0'- lmary Slstc-rs met thc Capitol Sisters in 5 friendly match. A large num- ber of fans from O'f./:ary attended. The homo from won with a score of 2-0. The visitors were rlltcrtained aftcr the lnlltch ai. the home of the rink nlallagcr, Mr. Clovis Perry. where a sumptuous supper was serv- ed and a Jolly time spent. Mrs. Ver- non Matthew, nmxlagcr of the 0'- Lcary girls, accompanied them. They loft on the eleven o'clock train on Thursday morning to play thc Ken- sington girls last evening -S.
ELECTED ACADIA CAPTAIN
WOLFVILLE, N. S. March 15-
Neil Sanford of Wolfillic. all- round junior atlllrfv, was chosen today as cllptzlln ui Aczlrllll Ulli\<‘l‘-
.<lty's next horkry foam. 1-if-. sur] Coeds Toby MacMillan of Charlet tetown.
bbies Win First Gam aritime 15"; Pm-fd-nf wo will lolllnmlllu c .succlssrulL.,c.,1.13;,”..,,. Fa.
night next.
period as the locals battled to cut down the commanding lead the Nova Scotia champions had built up.
The game started sway at a slow
pace with Grant, brilliant centre ice man of the Canadians leading many dangerous riishu. Copus was right in five minutes after the start but fell when in the act Of shooting. Halifax was forcing the play but the locals managed to keep their net clear. Copus was right through again shortly after the fifteen minute mark but a hooking offense by McKee spoiled the effort, with the rsngy reor- guard being sent to the cools.
Quick to take advantage of the
break Ca.nsdians exerted the pres- ure but after being foiled by the stubborn island team, a lucky goal from thr- stick of Grant gave the visitors the opening score: Grant had been leading the Halifax st- tacks and when just across the blueilne let go, the puck sliding into the cage behind the surprised Abbie goalie.
Ennis made it 2-0 with rl minute
left of the session, rounding simp- son on the local defence to beat Baker cleanly.
Abbies forced their way into
Halifax territory and Whitlock made if 2-1 as he slammed the rubber behind Rouse from a. pen- alty face-off in front of the Hali- fax cage. The score come just twenty-two seconds after Canad- ians’ second goal. Penalties to Whitlock and Bell for roughing and then Fitzgerald of the visitors gave the Abbles an edge in man- power but the bell saved the situ- ation as Rouse outguessed Currie from short range.
The three players were still serv-
ing time as the .second period got lllldcrway. Stewart just missed the open corner on s nice play as the Abbles primed hard but Halifax hung on grimiy. Tile teams were at fllil strength as the locals tied it up. Currie and Whitlock broke fast at centre with the former sending
Term, “British
D i s p u t e fl
CAPE TOWN. Mlllrh 15--'CHIP
nfiian P'r~s= Calllm- .Suggestion the words “Bl-iilsh subject" w.ll disap- pcar from clauses of the Union of South Afrll~'.i's constitution under the new union stntlls bill to be lll- trodllccd shortly has roused a storm of criticism in Natal and sections \' the Cape Province and thc " .\ns1'ca.l where British-sn'n.klng Smith Africans predominate.
The answer by proponents of the
bill is that no forfeiture of rights would :»n.sllr_ because g member of Po.r`lllm¢-ni, for illstancr-, brulg d<‘- _cm-lbm ¢_< Q "Union National" would automatically bl* R Britbh subject.
According to forecasts of the
bill His Majesty will have the same relationship in South Africa as io the Un.u\d Kingdom and other Do- minions. acting on the advice of his Ministers. Further, however. it is stated that no bill Passed by the Union Parliament would be reser- ved for Royal nsifmt
The Speech from thc Throne at
the opening of Parliament in Janu- ary said that as a rcsu’-t of the Im- perial conferences of 1926 and 1930 and the Statute of Wstrninsftr bills would be introduced to bring the Uhlon's lefislbtoll into line 'ith the c0n5tlf.uti0nal position Nlllllff- ilq His Majesty! sets H head of
the executive of th! Uhivfh
ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS
' " ' School sports are postponed until Fri- '"°‘ day, March 23 to give you additional time to
get ready. .
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a short forward pass to his centre- man. who picked his spot before firing into the left-hand comer. Abblcs gave the Canadian goalie scvvml trying moments in the ncxt few minute.; but s penalty to Simp- son for tripping Fitzgerald paved the wav fm' the visitors to regain ,their two-goal margin. Grant broke .fmt at centre ice to parade in on Bnkc-r. who didn’t have s chance. Jlut fiftv-nine seconds later, Bell broke fast at hLq bllleline and fed ll perfect pass to Fitzgerald on the lofi boards. Fitzgerald cut in fast on thc Abbie citadel. his low drive once again picking the unprotected CUTHPT.
Abbics scerned to be coming in
themselves as tho period wsnod with Stewart being nutguessed by Rouse from a few feet out. Bell wlaq waved for tripping Fitzgerald and had just jumped back on when he upendcd Simpson. Without even looking at Referee Wilson the Csn- adian defenceman stepped right back into the box. Abbics were ganglng the Halifax cage but errat- ic possing inside- the stripe was spoiling the efforts. "Bunky” Fitz- gerald was right through It the bell but his shot missed the net com- pieicly.
Abb‘eg jumped right to work at
the scart of the third and final session. running four goals behind the busy Halifax netrnlnder in the hectic twenty minutes. with the visitors Olllhl one tally for their efforts. Harry Cul-rie’s snap shot from the blneilne less than two minutes after the start started the fireworks as the law burning shot burned its way to
rie was tbl-oug
his weak
mouth. as the “lunky”
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- . . A. battled a like number L12
fro ti . M1; ' --- ., 5;, ',,5;~,,,,,;j,=‘,;;f;1;v;g,q,g§;¢__; lors Score Four Markers To A two orgulllzlitions, til M lit " Club winning 11 sets to M.lC.a.?.' 2 I4ead¢ ` 7-_ The bzuimzntoll playccl was of a M* ' f,;§§|;°“"d“"d- “Ind ’“““>' C10* 'Hd Staging one of the greatest uphill fights ever witncb-
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an,,.m_g1§u,m,f,; t,f;L:,f§fi,,,fé‘°re'f’r‘;;§;_ ed on local ice, after being do_wn two goals' at two staged. ments wore served by inc ladies of of the game to a smart Halifax team, Lhal~ioiieiowr\l~ the Y. M. lads. club I Junior Abbies earned a 6-5 victory over Halifax Canadians,
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Mm K “mm _h__“and Mrs W' A_ Junior Nova Scotia champions, at the Forum 'last llllght. smith won I-om Mm W_ M Rowe lt was the first tllt of s. two-game._tota_-203 Serie!- aud Mrs. my cudmorc 15-3, 15-9. the final encounter io be staged on Halifax lee Saturday
15_3_ and 15_8 Witnessed by a large turnout of vainly as the nmber nestled in NI
Miss VA wlmams and Mrs_ M_ “_ spectators, the game developed citadel. ’ _
neau lost to MBS B_ Pmwse and fmln a slow, dull start into a hair- Vifhebbys poke-checking at! .M135 E_Tay1°,-15_u_15_5' raising and nerve-racking finish tre ioe was breaking up a o
Mm D_ Kem,” and Mm EA 5m_ as the local; Jumped from behind Abbie rushes, and his weaving
dau- Wm gmm Mm 1; V_ Ben md s two-goal lead twice during the dashes was causing a lot of trouble M35 A, Humpm-(ly 15.10, 13 y3_ tilt to eke out their victory. _ on the offense. Whitlock went od
M35 C, Shannon and M155 M_ Both squads displayed brilliant for illegal checking followed short-
lvmcnonald won l:-om :diss A. Yeo hockey all through the tussle with ly by Bell. the N4-mall °f f-11° and Mir.; H. Yeo ls-ll, ls-lo. inc vlslion having a decided edge , evenlns. after e wild Scrambh in Moe s. Plans and Miss a. Lock- in the opening stages, only to be from ot the Halifax net-Th=1°¢l-1°
hart lost to Miss B. Prowse and Miss outplayed and outgenersled fn the 018111165 I 8001 buff U10 PNY W" E. Taylor is-6,15-4. lmcr half, especially in the final called to one side °f the Hallie!
cage. Baker pulled off s nice save after the Haligoninns had broken through with Fitzgerald on a counl- ter attack failing to get his stick on Steeler. rebound, with an empty net facing him.
A play started by Mckie saw thl
locals go into the lead for the fir!! time. McKie lifter skating til length of the ice was forced into the boards but his short pass WU
picked UD W Steele who let drlea the puck stopping st Houses f Whitlock came racing in before th( goalie collld clear and it was 5-4.
Fifty-nine seconds later Canad-
ians tied it up on a sweet efforts Fitzgerald had taken Grants
at the blueline and coosfod U13 Baker. The Abbie goalie outwi him however, but was beaten cleanly as Copus banged home the short rebound.
Williams went right through V:
minute later, but shot high o the cage after drawing the go* keeper out of position. W‘hit1ocQ fourth goal of the fray, and wh* proved t0 be the winner came I' minute and a half later as he toi Capt. Btewnrt’s pass to ram homl the rubber.
A near fist fight between
art and Bell as the minutes ticks by was quenched st once, tho of fenders drawing a rest for iheb pugiiistic tendencies.
McKie pulled off the most bfi)
liant play of the night 10 seconfj before the bell as he split the den fence wide open, only to be outa guessed by Rouse on a spectacular save, '
The visitors presented a. c1asU_ team last night with Grant, Harb len and Fitzgerald being the piQ of them. Currie, Stewart, Fitzgeq aid and Whitlock were brilliant iq the victory for the Abbics, with McKie's fast breaking rllshos being a constant threat tn ilu- \-isitorl’ bulwark.
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Halifax: Goal. Rouse; deff-n Harticn, Boil: right wing, Fitzga aid; centre, Grant: loft wing, Copa us; alternates. Ferrell, Whebbg Ennis, Cotter.
Abbies: Goal, Baker: defencg
Simpson. Mciiie. Gaudet: centr Whitlock: loft wing. Stewart; Mgt; wing. Currie; hitemafcs, Wiliiamg Steele, Fitzgerald.
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First Period
l. Halifax, Grant. 1537. 2. Halifax, Ennis, 1900.
3. Abbles. Whitlock. 19 22. Penalties: McKic. Willliock, BI‘1\
Fitzgerald.
Stops: Rouse 4, Baker 3.
Second Period
4 Abbies. Whitlock (Curdd
3.13.
5. Halifax. Grant, 7.40. 6. Halifax, Fitzgerald (Bom
8.32.
Penalties: Bell <31, EMMA
Currie.
Stops: Rouse 7, Baker l.
Third Period
7. Abbits. Currie, 1.54.
3. Abbiest Steele (Fitzgerald
6.3!.
o. sosles. wlliuooz (sum, ass- xlci 14.14. lo. mum, coma mtqmlq alum lan. ll. shun, waiuoclr csuwarel lesv.
Penalties: Whitlock, Bell &
Stewart. '.
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