NOVEMBER 19, 1936

BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

Bruins’ proposals To, Othe

for "Wide Open Hockey”

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BOSTON, Nov. 18—tAP)—B05t0n Bruins’ management today chal- lenged all of bthcr National Hoc- lzey League clubs to play‘ a wide open game here and offered infor- fcit $1.000 if‘ its players failcd to play that, sort of hockey on the road.-

"The policy of the Boston Bruins this y-c-ar will be to play wide open. hockcyv." a letter, signed by Presi- dent Weston W. Adams and Gen- eral ltfzznagir Arthur H. Ross and addre-scrl to all the other club owners, road.

"Naturally, we will play open hockey in Boston bccattsc- our fans .111- 1-1111111-11 to tho best. We wish also to play 11111-11 hocki-y on the road b11t we will do this only if op- posing clubs \\"1ll 111111‘ open hockey- i11 Boston.

"We challenge the presidentsand managers of rival Natinnzii League Clubs lo play this open type of hockey i11 Boston and we 11"ill agree to pay $1.00.’) to a11y club against which we do not, play open hockey on their home ice, provided that (-1111) will agree to pay $1,000 to the Bruins any time it dues not play open hockxzy in Boston."

"Any c1111) that will not accept this cliallr-lige will b1- given the aamc sort oi hockey, game for game 011 their i1-1- by the Bruins, which they play on Boston ice."

The l5r11ins, i11 one of the most 0111-11 gJun-s 11111111-11 heri- in years. were outpl.:_v1-1i 111st 11351111, ivhen they bnvcd to thc New York Ran- gers 0-1.

(Janadiens Favor Move

MONTREAL, Nov. ,lil~- tCP) The challenge of Boston Brzlins to cthrr clubs in thc National Hoe- kry" League to play a ivide open gaint- or forfeit $1.000 found favor

in 131111-1-111 tonight. l\i:-.11a;,1-r Cecil Hart of Lfuntix-al Canudiens: "I think the

Boston scheme is a splendid idea; I'm rll for open hockey." Said ‘Lcziguc Pri-sirlent Cziltlt-l‘; 1-.~"(i111r." "Ar: far as

Frank "I find the proposal inter-

Caltazlicns are con- ci-rnrd, we've been playing wide t-pcn h" ey and will continue to 110 so." said Hart. connne11t-I11g on thc 01111111-11111- from the Bruin man- - fjilllClll.

"As far as I know. everyone is in can-pletc accord wzth the idea of pl: 111g a11 0111-11 game." Calder dc- 1-la1cd. "'I‘l1-.1t‘s what the cusiom- crs 1111111."

Always Leaf Policy

TORONTO. Nov. l8—tCP)—-The 1110a of Boston Bruins’ manage- nu-nt for N111.111111l Lmguc Hockey

clubs to 111111 $1,000 ccurh to insure "vcide 11111-11 l-.o.-l-'.1-,\"' leaves Smythc t-ntiri-ly cold. "That's ideas. the buck on 11.1111 1111-

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Murphy-Wins Bout From Jim Spencer

Dr. John Murphy of Medford, lvlass, holder of the world's junior heatywcight wrestling crown, and a. modern "Houdini" of the game, took just 31 minutes to turn bacik another challenger for hi; title when

um last night in two straight falls in the. main event of Joey McDon- ald's card. The Chicago “badmarﬂ lost the first fall after 24 minutes of grappling and went out- in short order in the second in the time of scvcn minutes. The bloncle-haired Murphy won on a body press in both instances after sending his opponent groggy; with a series of his famous "drop kicks".

Fast as greased lightning and able to wriggle out of any holds that his 011110110111, pinned on him,

ecr had him in difilcultic; twice but the winner came back both times

jgling in agony on the mat. The Doct-

scientific wrestlers in the game 11nd 1 at thc same time able to adapt him-

‘sc-lf to whatever method his oppon- - ent, chooses. He also proied this 1111 t

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1 Spenccr although his tactics didn't draw fator with thc crowd proved plenty garlic. Many times Murphy had 111m in difficutics 011 the mat

but thc Chicago wrestler generally; to

1112111115011 to lax-air it until ablc b-rczak frce oflhe holds. Olhrr times he sought the safety of the rope; but discretion is oftimes thc better lpart of valor".

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1 Nftirphy bout, Vic Bittland of Monet- 1cn won from Bill Gill wlun referee

__ j Charlie Allen awarded hhn tlte bout

‘when Gill failed to respond to re- peated warnings of tangling Blit- 1.11111; 111-1111 I-etvvccn the ropes. This bout, was pie: ng to the small czowd

n. of fans itltliotrgli it cldtrt produce 1l1c action the main event did. Gill.

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PH1IJAI;;QLP1IIA’ Nov. 18 -— A last-minute goal by Ron Hudson. formcrlyyof Charlottetown Abcg- welts. broke a deadlock tonight and gave Pittsburgh Hornets a 3-2 win ovcr Phifarlelphia Ramblers in the International - American Hockey League.

The win strengthened Pittsburgﬁs 111111 on first place in thc lcagtic-‘s western division.

Just, 34 srconrls of the gamc were left, with the score at 2-2, when the former Maritime Hockey Lcaguer broke thc ice with the winning 110111. He t,ook a. pass from Billy Hudson to slip the rubber past goalie Bert Gardiner with an mbeatable shot.

Bert Connolly. formerly with the Afonctnrfl-lawks, played with Phil- adelphia but failed to break into the scoring. He drew a penalty i11 the second frame for rough play.

GERMAN WINS BOUT

LONDON, Nov. l8—(AP)—Wn1~ ter Nctiscl, German heavyweight. outpointcd Ben Foord, British Em- pire champion from South Africa " tonight in a IS-round ﬁght.

The Duke of Gloucester and Max Scluni-ling attended.

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For . Opening Amateur

REGINA, Nov. 18—(CP)—-Propo- szils to permit mingling of profes- sional and amateur athletes to a far greater extent than the Amat- cur Athletic Union of Canada con- stitution provides awaited consid- eration tonight on the eve of the Union's 40th annual meeting.

Delegates from all parts of the Dominion will attend opening ses- sion of three days meeting tomor- row. Delegates to the Women's Amateur Athletic Federation meet- ing, concluded yesterday, . are re- maining for the senior gathering. Canadian Amateur Hockey Asso- tion proposals to broaden the anirteur code were expected to 11riivide the ﬁreworks. They would permit payment of athletes for time lost from work while compet- ing, capitalization of athletic abil- :'.y 111 obtaining employment, par-

Athletic

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Delegates Gather Al: Reginallﬁrﬂ)’ HGYHES

Sessions 011K" 06k $0111 Union , Abe Feldman

tlcipation of professionals 1n one; ‘A- P- b? Gnrdhn" 59mm W“) sport as amateurs in another, and’ NEW YORK’ NW" la-Eemy 1 games between amateur and pro- y Haiyrllis-xghgladiggg“ “Vi; tiag; fessional teams. - “'95 1 a e 5 1 Strong opposition was certain to Brwkwn vewran’ Abe Feldman’ tonight, scoring a, knockout in the come from A'A'U' omcms’ pa” se-ond round of their IO-rounder tlrfllllifli thsfcr from eaitern vblran- m the'ﬁippodrome_ C es’ c e opponen ‘u '_ A‘ Haynes scaled 199 3-4 and Feld- Fry, of Dunnville, Ont, who retires" ma“ 180 14 this ye“ as president‘ Mr‘ F“! Haynes surprised ‘the small gal- wmends adoption of the ‘may lery of 3.000 by flooring the rug- point" proposals would bar Canada

_ ged Feldman, rated topsasaheavy- ‘ from international oompetltiomln- Weight trial horse. ‘our “mes be_ eluding Olympic games.

fore Referee A1 Reich stopped the l Another controversial issue isex-

figlit and waved the Brooklyn boy peeled to be the Central 011111110 to his corner. The end came after branclrs suggestion the Norton H. 1;41 of the sewnd 10111111 Crow memorial award to ‘l-heyeafﬂ It was the first time Fcldmzin outstanding athlete in Canada be had been knccked off his feet in conﬁned to men. Last year Aileen five year". of ring campaigning. Mcagher, Halifax girl sprinter, rc-

down to business with the start oi

Neutral Stand A 1s Adopted By

Commission

By EDDIE BRIETZ Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW YORK, Nov. 18-(AP1—-An

Atlantic City na-decision fight, be- tween Jamcs J. Braddock and Joe Lotus seemed a step nearer reality tonight. -

The New York State Athletic Commission. \V1‘l1(311 had been ex- ptcted to oppose thc ﬁght, indi- cated today it would adopt :1 neu- tral stand.

The Commission intimated that if Braddock will sign articles, to ﬁght Max Schmcling 110st June and 110st a $5,000 binder. what. he does outside of New York is his cwn affair.

Called before the boxing solons. Joe Gould, Braddocks nuuiagcr, left a half hour session claiming nvic- toiy. “Why, I'll put that money 11p right aw-zvv," he said.

Chairman John J. Phelun rc- minded Gould he had agrccdvto negotiate for no ﬁghts without the sanction of the Commission.

“That's right," replied Gould, pulling a sheaf of letters and tele- grams from his pocket. “But here are offers for Braddocks services totalling more than $1,000,000. At. present I am entertaining onefrom Herman Taylor for Jim to ﬁght Joe Louis in Atlantic. City."

"This Commission has nothlngto do with Atlantic City,'_f_sai_d___l§,‘hl a11. 111g that you carry out your agree- ment with us."

The attitude of the Commission struck observers as wanting to givc Sehmelings interests all possible protection without trying to throw a monkey‘ wrench into the Atlantic City machinery.

‘I TAKING PAPER DICKIES

LONDON-The Import Duties 1Advisory Committee gives notice l of applications for increases in the import duty on shirt fronts wholly or partly of paper.

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He got to his feet 111 time to run into another left to the head. This one floored him for nine.

Haynes pressed his advantage with a. serie" of hard lofts and rights to both head and body to score his third knockdosvn. Again Fcldman took a count of nine.

A right 1o thc jaw accounted for the fourth. The dine-keeper had reached a 10;1nt of f011r when Rcich st11>11r11 t1l1- fight.

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PINEHURST, N. C., NOV. 18 -- In two 18-hole rounds of the Un- itcd States Professional Golfers‘ Championship, defending champion Johnny Revolta, of Chicago and thrce former champions, Gene Sar- azen, Paul Runyan and Tommy Armour, were blown out of sight. today in sharp explosions which left only a few favorites among the - 10 survivors of 6-1 who qualiﬁed.

Ilarold McSp-adcn of Winchester. 1

Mass, whose previ u" clui t. _ fame was victory lnotlie 1932188; Set Dates For 1 Curling Play

Francisco open match play tour-

nament, defeated R/evolta. one up

at the 19th in the second round. Armour, winnerof the title in

1930 and runner up last year; Sar- ((3.1! Bv (fourth-airs Special Wire) azen, champion in 1922-23 and '33, MON 11.11,, Nov, ill-Dates for a

and Runyan, king two years ago, were knocked out in the ﬁrst round. Armour bowed to Mnrtic Dutra of Detroit, 4 and 3; Runyon

the major competitive program of the Canadian Branch of the Royal Caledoninn CurlingClub were an- nounced today.

ivcre slaughtered in the afternoon. There were at least two other re- sults in the nature of upsets, sec- ond round victories by Victor Ghezzl of Deal, N. J., one up over Fay Coleman of Culver City, Cnliﬂ, the qualifying medalist, and Jimmy Hines, Garden City, N. Y., 2 and 1, over Ray Mangrum of Pittsburgh. Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa. who now looms as the man to beat, and Tony Manero of Greensboro, N. C., reigning United States open champion, passed the test.

match 111-111-1-1-11 Canada and United Stall-s curlers will be 111aycd on ltiontreal ice with Feb. 20 set as 11 tentative date.

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Curling Assn. Meeting Is .1 Postponed’;

The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Curling Association ichcduled to be held last night had been postponed indefinitely, Mr. C. M. Williams announced yesterday. Rough snow covered roads making it difficult for the Montague mem- , hers of the Association to attend was given as the reason for post- ponement.

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