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Navy Defeats ‘Y’ 5-4 In Sudden Death Game For City League Hockey Title

u; y; MacDonald in the eiodng seconds of the game n" u" “:4!” honours in the City H0030! Billi- lll-llllll to a one all tie m n“. gem-st the Navy collected one goal in the second “m... mg and ‘h pee in the final period to, give them a 5-4 decision over the Ilwmgwyleagnegameatthelorunlilainights .

oft at e that clip the battle on even terms and overtime _ y... 31W pffldfll herd in 1 h: ent when McDonald ,,=““,...:“" .:'“:.':.. ca: t:%:**“~u:.%",.:: “v "w "a m w am seven secon _“W;n‘ followed by before the final whistle. jafgaDwillfi of the Y. How- " m, ~_- ed the scoring by SUMMARY ,,. who a low shot into lint Peflfld " (we clmer of the not on e l.“ Equarebrlggs. The Navy l-Y.M.O.A., xane (Squarebriggs) F‘, y“. 1n great style when 7:29 “an”. {Leir rugged. defenceman H—Navy, Macadam, 9:45 3“ Penalties - Fraser. "Plum" Donald (B). Second Period

. high one in from the Y $3."? Frcmfithia point on the B~Navy. Gallant (MacAdam) 16:45 Penalties- Lawlor, Jerome.

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Mc- __... SAINT JOHN N.B.. March l6 or) - Saint John an n School won the New ck Juvenile hockey crown this af- :ernoon by scoring a 5-3 win over he Dalhouslc u ' School cum in the deciding game of is - isome-nnd-home series. The two learns battled to a z-all draw at

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efforts thwarted bv Oudmore m, young y netminder. 11-h. p18)’ see-sawed back and forth ring the second sion until

time crown which they held three

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McAdam m a goal month scramble ll! flit was all the Navy could do to

mg on to their one goal lead. W10. in a row Pud Whitlock came

mm in only to be robbed in the "nouth by the Nav defence. The game was gal ng in mom-

mum ir the last period as the Y

relied two quick goals in the first four minutes Stewart getting the stone on a pass from Pud Whit- m and Kane beating Whelan with

10w shot after breaking away at m, At this point the Y team one fencing tho Navy squad beck I is sudden reverse came as Mc- ugiill of -ihe Navy capitalised on |break and Gallant followed up Iilh another counter for the Tars p put than ahead until Carmich- gi snared a. pass from Whltlock a put his team on even terms gain. ‘The two teams continued to

Saint John leavers Are Eliminated

sanvr JOHN. n.3,, March 1s -_ (om- Pictou Shipyards eliminated taint John Beavers from the Mari- itne Hockey play-offs here tonight b defeating them 5 to 8 in the m1 game o! a beat three in five une semi-final series.

Pictou won the first two games on home ice. took the third game here last Saturday night. but a mtcst by Beavers was allowed and a fourth game last night resulted 1 s Saint John win. l

The Nova Scotla team will now set Halifax RCA-F. team in an a -Novs Bcotia Maritime final.

shipyard; who have been juggling ~| ir players for weeks came

in another prize packet tonight the person of "llash” Price who .1 rformed during the regular ses- -. with New Glasgow Bombers.

The little centre man who re- l d the first four games of the 1 u between Beavers and Slalp- . -- was injected into the Pictou ¢up as a replacement for the in- u - Bert Steele who had prev- uly been replaced twice by Top-

Ulmlleh outplayed most of the m;

. Pictou managed to take ad.

tote of all the breaks and led town in th

the starry “Kink" MacDonald ho scored three Reels. they kept - d of Beavers all the way.

Wanna whipped in the first

' and never lost the lead. Price n‘

rieber registered the other

' Koala. mynch, Butler and ‘ m!!! were the Saint John marks- 501111!" MacDonald, the goalie W" “tempted with a net-mind- llvm Truro in earlier pluydown was the man who defeated "on tonight. Be etogped five - as many shots as iggey in ‘I Saint John nets. and his cool Y ""58! line stamped him as the

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the game, however, was Gsusinenu. Saint John

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lock) 13:16 ll-Navy, McDonald 19:53. Penalties- Jerome, Stewart, Maser, "Pllm" McDonald.

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Dnlhlousle last Saturday in the o n me, ‘dnfi-fit John team will meet the Charlotte

Bruins Smother Rangers 11-5

a, two-game,

final series. It is expected that these two limes will be played in Saint John this wee -end. The first probably will be play- ed Friday night and the second Saturday afternoon.

The Victoria Driving Club will stage a mid-week ice race meet. here this afternoon with six classes ,‘ . It will be the 16th in the winter series of ice races here.

Feature event is the free-for-all with Hal McKinney, Royal Jim and

Hal entered. with probable

O er classes starters include: C Derkey Kalmuck. Virginia Kaimuck. Y.

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ass B Pace, Joe Volo, Jean Strattan, Nita Volo, Margaret L. and the Bullett.

Class C Trot and Pace, Happy K. Tex Worthy. Mar orie Budlons. Jerry Brlno and Lltt e Peter.

Class D. Holly Worthy. Peter Gratéan, tBilly Bishop and Karava

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Sydney Bruins Prepare For Big Battle

SYDNEY. N.S.. March 16-(0?) “ydney B L Nova Scotia Junior hocke cram ions, raced through a. s iff wor out at the Forum here today 1n preparation for their battle Thursday when they stack up against Charlotte- town Royals for the Maritime- Junior Crown. Coach Jo Joseph said there would be few chan in the lineup from team w held the N.B.-P.E. f. titlists to a 4-4 tie in Charlotte- e first game of the total- goai series last Friday. 0n the season's top crowadis is

Cleveland Wins Opener

CLEVELAND. March 16 —-(AP)-- Cleveland Barons “ ‘ ‘ Provid- ence Reds 3-0 in the first game of their best 0f three series in the opening round of the American Hockey League plug-off; before 4.780 fans here tonlg t

Montreal Boxer __ Advances Toward

ll. Louis Bards It! Lose Brown

“NR0. 111.1... Manon ld-lAPl- “Earle champion St. Lmlls I his learned today they might , h’ Captain and spark plug- , i Jimmy Brown-to the '1“! sum . a drift board it William- .‘ N- 0.. announced the 80-year ‘ {attend baseman had been cell. l5 ltiyslcal examination and, , "Wed. probably would be in- “d lust about the time the h’ ‘M812 season Owned.

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British Anny Title

BLACKPOOL. ENGAND, March ie-(OP Gallium-Danny Webb. dynamic little negro Reconnais- sance trooper from Montreal, won his preliminary fealherweight fight in one of the contests of the British Army Boxing Ghana/p- iunshipa. lie is a favorite to tnuef the British Title.

Webb who lifted the Canadian Army title last month from the uurly head of ‘Toronto's Bobby Doc- herty. a 46th Highlander private, knocked out Cpl. Skilton of the British Army in the first round of a scheduled throe-rouder.

In another Preliminary Ptc. Prank Garnier of Halifax. the Ohnedlan Welterweight Champion. was de- tested

W. K. B. RIFLE SHOOTING

The following scores were ma“ ‘w West Kent Cadets on Monday ‘famh 1B :-—- v l. Blair Douitan '1 Rov Duncan

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taster Patrick. now vice-president of Madison Square Gardens and man- ager of the New York Rangers. won the Stanlev Cu for Montreal Wand- erers against t e Ottawa Senators.

liffffle?“ "'i.“'"° ‘i? ng t. u 'e goo gave e Montreal lean: the sup on the round-li-ll.

Big Ice Race Meet Planned Here Today

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Middleton Bombers Win South Shore Championship

On Thursday March 11th, Mi-udlewn Bombers won the mans and MacFarlane Cup, em- blematic of the South Shore Hoc- key Championship. by defeating the Freetown Maple Leafs 7-2, in the fifth game of a best of five final series. Approximately 600 fans, a record for Bedeque Rink were in attendance, to give a story book finish to a, league that gained slend- ily in popularity, after being or- ganized under rather uncertain conditions.

The Leafs took s one goal lead in an evenly played first period.

the Sim-

BCEZIDN, March 16 -- (AP) - Boston Bruins, the second playoff berth clinched, completed the re- Iular National Hockey League sea- son by overwhelming the lowly New York Rangers 11-5 tonight before an 8.885 crowd at the Boston Gar- dens. It W55 the last of the Bruins’ four-game series for the benefit o1 the Red Cross. the total receipts of which were $47,304. Veteran Bill Cowley was held to two goals and an assist, for a total of 72 points to date which put him in a first-place tie with Doug Bentley of Chicago, who has an- other game to go.

Herb Cain, one of Oowleyu wing- ers, paced the Bruins with three

er collected two each and the others went to Ossie Aubuchon and Yank Boyd. .

For Rangers, Grant Warwick scored two gulls and Bob Kirk- patrick. Clint Smith and. Ott Heller got the others.

round player in league presented to Walter Simmons.

Prize, donated by Ralph Callbezk for the best rookie player of league, presented in goalie MacDonald of New Annan Stars.

‘The climax came, wihen Ralph MacFai-lane. on behalf of the don- ors. with fit-ting remarks presented

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL. March 16 —(CP)- Produce prices today as reported by the Dominion Department of Agric- ulture fo1low:- _

Eggs; Graded shipments quoted on spot at A-largc 84 1-2-36; A- medium 83; A-puilets Si; B $1; C Butter; First grade creamer-y prints Jobbing price 36 1-2-37; first grade solids. Jobbing price, 38 --36 1-2. wholesale, Que No. 1 past- eurized storage 35 1-4-85 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts eofored and white, western and Que 20 1-4 F0!‘ Montreal; wholesal Jobbing, western and colored an white 22

to the victorious Middleton team. Congratulations Middleton.

Your hockey reporter. Burns Wlls pleasantly surprised, when presented with s Waiermazvs Fountain Pen by the South Shore League-Many Tlhanks.

the Simmons and Malfarianc Culp

APPY OURS

as Gardiner slapped in a goal mouth

pass from Simmons. The Bombers

took over in the second frame, and McKenna. Oatway and R. Brad- shaw each counted while the Leafs

failed to score. The Leafs received

the only three penalties of the game

in imis period. Simmons, Clow and

Gardiner all getting; the nod with- in the space of about four min- utes. In the final session the Leafs began gauging in an effort to wipe off a two goal deficit, but these tactics proved a boomerang. as the Bombers broke loose to post four more counters, before Freetown com’ pleted the scoring by notchtnz their second goal. A. DesRoches mercury footed wingman shot a brace for the Boonbers and Brod- shaw and Muttart added two more for good measure. Somers. loaf Centremmn had the last say in affairs. by firind in o. pass from Gardiner

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nwariiced numerous Leaf rushes in o vain attempt u. save the day.

Llne-ups:- '

Mvdleton. Goal, Noonam; De- fence, Oaizway, Sobey. Cam Forwards, Muttart. A.

R. Bradshaw. M. Bredsh Roches. McKenna.

Freetown. Goal, Campbell: De- fence, Glow. Stewart; Forwards. Maylm Somers. Simmons, Gord- iner. Drummond. Stetson. Hill.

Referees-Jack Green. Bedeque;

SUMMARY

MRST PERIOD: l. Freetown, Gardiner (Binvmona. Glow.)

SECOND PERIOD 2, Middleton, Mcxenna (OatwayJ 11, Middleton. Oatway. r (M

d. Middleton. R. Bradshaw Bradshaw).

Penalties. Simmons, Olow, Gard- diner.

THTRDD PERIOD:

5. Middleton, A. Desroches (Brad- show.)

d, Middleton. A. Desiloches _ '1. Middleton. “rudahaw (Muttarln) 8. Freetown. Semen (Gardiner)

Immediately following the game, Miss Canada and Uncle Sam. im- pcrsonntcd by Norma MacMurdo and Emmett McIsaac. assisted the league l: acu"ve in presenting the trophies and prizes to their re‘- spgctlve winners. Following la the or er:— a

‘The Horace Wright ‘Trophy for first olace in the rcmllar league standlnc wen by Middleton Bomb- ers and presented fo Captain Rol- inald Bradshaw.

The Frank Arnett Trophy for as. cond place rtandinw in the mrular schedule won by heetovm Maple leafs and presented to Captain lllan 010W.

The Bedeoue Rink dun. for the

‘nhest scorer in the regular league ""l'<"""“e presented to Reginald Bwvlrhew_

The Ladies Cup for the belt all-

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