ice cf Canadians in a series of exhibition games ilweem hhe two teams

irzflicted on then: in a cc guano at Summer-side ovalsrly so when after leading two periods tonight's visitors victims to n. three spin e in the final (on aible to even matters up. l- 0 l- ‘l- lihls who wihnesed the slds gums say that it

to overcome the threat looming larger and la hockey horizon. _

3..

A . with the Y in their first

mce and Arshs nae-sting

mnmitmshould f kcotglmsssswucizlaeucacsin opcnlngbill. ‘

‘I "P I! lhriiiims teams showed up w 1i on In opening day of t-he Ln.

fivc m

wefiaer Ill

. Idhmd git into sleigh but Wi

vhocflsov sfiw’??? 3212c fi ism“? s....%'°’

o o 1mm

inc-ruse

was! lneen

amr°rmp°cecvi 0' ‘i

“on? for the moot w , ' m so ""“ 15.. ‘it.

will be rigihg, in the

for‘

' . F. bgitvczalgc game a big n seasons twhl to be Z3 in this lesson to season. II» it 4- 1-

*2

com. Way

i’?!

Pkwowod ix‘ ‘I ‘I is the T n H 1' ' Omikshank “i033”

aid and Goo, how (he experts have rerult doped out at there is picnty (if pormtsined in (he

other seven cntrm hows but a ‘ imilht

- light!

lineups of’ its

“darkhorsfl

i r

- ihyigm-l Club will Th) to this when

I N‘ .

.3038 00 ‘D . ri

W li

M?” ttle ggllndngc

the war done about kept m

"40-:

and sions will

. | , Vlllfli llIlflVl

A preview of the Island Juvenile hook pla _ is scheduled for the gm tonight when étflstlong aggmga» on o‘ uven e nsmen from Summcrslic invade the home

the second of

nd rapresen in the forthcoming Maritime

i: girl-i ‘if

e n‘t t e my foo ‘ hc 6-5 dcrcsat the Cum- muti-

goal scorn: period. A t they intend if at all p05-

llor the first time in bhsipuat e.

P.W.C. livid in the second game. 131th o

mpg! at Qu - served s

themselves

.m~r. cums. ed dsohstic hsgues wil

the players a. great, comvctiflons mould

l5 1W 84W w

te s few players, e games played“

boost n not only for this succeeding

be ro-ainmalned from

Y1

A .1 $2.25;

- o n arson p MbLaine. Dr. W.

Hawkins

present but curling ability

and who

rink

‘come through and crusts s. Inset.

4- 4- + 1- if prnsznt plans materialize be blcugilvt right nexn. season rolls Members luv: felt for s ilu tilmeu freed 0i’ an artlfical

ind d turret. r 1?v.:..'-3:=. D 0Q

broom b0 ~

O-NIGH

crimes/ulna» Adios!

‘cumin-r

Encounter

chili!‘ III their second

Wllflllwu Navy sq _ wsy.

Oufcoorlng

tw 1y minutes of

It. colic: n nu, of ‘mum 6o uric u» m.

w an

hon tdsroablsi Io third session ss both vls and McKinnon rose chic the rivals lud to bs 1

a

fa.

l‘ a d ss an anti-climax the

f0-

for fell

f w seconds ss Navy rode in o s. three mm attack. vs the ruobsr roll off to

t t gosl gved Ivy tcsm

Ocslss Qlurs Honors

gcs-liu

“ten Individual stoning honors went i: s. nu

the rival John

Going on from the o s in behind

relay rent Rodgers info the

s row ss sttsckers skated bend s nalty, Cart

csntrc lcs and puss to McIsuc st theblu with the latter picking the corner angle s of

takin McLeod‘ . fools: the 36in. p."

ts‘ defence

9TH.

S’si(ie Harbor

A large crowd of horse racing

so ck

r hsrbo ic Ssturd to sttiarnd esggthcr (fir.

owned and dnven byTl giyilthsflni: thsxscltinmélkclsss was , a u own

f" Csmwsll in

fol‘ 1n. Fill’?!

' C Paddy Allbféy. (‘Pimmie Arsenault)

.1 1 Kalrnuck ‘grzaerhlllipsl

- / ............ ..i

Class I Shirley Kalmuck

P01;- Jarnos Warren. ' and Prston Warren

Louis mm (ion Meet Briefly

W.

the

the

Joe Louis. ' hcsv champion, and Bily tender for til; title. me

eight

g few plcssantrlcs.

with Lewis Russell's orchestra

8

Hot Springs, Ark. for s visit l‘ m» Il-lllll. t

Y

T

--i 330 $las P mfissildlllins-vs-Wllclsrluvonllu

<

first nocnv runs:

snriuo srrn rnp- c Oasis. V j Coats-plus urn

K53’! Si. Dllllflrlll‘. Ufllyflfl

I Offloslowsilrhssboib (suns 190M106 up us! ploy was lightning II Mih mud: opened (m wlds in

called o the

loll. s psir of counters. g t one last final thrill in the last.

the cor- n r and spoil wibst locked tc be for tbs much im-

the offensive righ ning whistle, Npvy

pass to Thebsult and thnlstiers

and he skated right in on top of Dsvis to best ths Nsvy netmindsr o for the opening score of the gsme. Dsvls was sensational twice m

close range but wss forced 0nd time as Gregory McDonald

9 getting possession of the disc st ‘ then whipping s cine

of the csge on s besutiful h .

Ctill on the cflenslve despite be- lng s msn short, Navy msdc it 2-1 st 14:00 whsn wlncoCnudg-lemoerlg’,

gun to backhand one behind McRinnon

Ice Racing 0n

thusissts gathered on Summersids sftsrnoon s regular Saturday sftemoign TlAls bfirst l a wo a y u rcy c“ w a n y mmieArscn: ‘i’ ti.‘ drl B. s rs g ‘was following is the sum-

.2 2 8 2

.3 3 Judges, muel Gs lsni,

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 22 ~ (AP)—- boxing Conn.

t bri here today-but only to sxchsngs

The two happned to hit town to- gether, Louis for a one-night Ifiliifl

,, s t mm t Oqfln bfQlk l‘ Tl I cinnamon

plsykig over srtlficisl ios mason.

cad In Edge Out Navy 5-4 In Fast, Hard

Last . Night

their sol-rob for gosh.

in the Saints’ net.

lncrssss Loud

penalty to Martin of

con- A Saints

fans

if. With the squads at strength Davis was

close

(wives but wss beaten for screened shot fro ged the cords to ed e.

m the line

dle csnto snd after Davis

one goal 44 seconds after

Klnnon guiding the nets was

their

broke in on top of him.

Nsw Knot Score The clock was well

half-ws tied it

past

ch" up, Johnny Higson,

hind his own line ‘he skated

into

corner he stickhandied his

~ O

McKinnon for the equalizer.

the Navy defence zone, the

far

4-3 advantage. Poor clearing insid¢ their

minute and Z9 seconds after ‘ sac getting ihc disc ten feet io lift. it behind Davis. drew an assist on the play.

More's pass

high. Saint: hsd Moore drew s trl but they couldn't r s counter. had the equalizer to be robbed by McKinnon.

m, a chance

won advsntage but it

y. For the final five minutes play raged from one end of

17 hsd him st his mercy.

drew his second penalty of

could noi break through. In final four

the lsst scoring of

gsme. Lineups : Saints:

chance

Goal, McKinncn;

eron: forwards, C. Mc

McAdam. Leod; ard LcClair. so

con- I"

lulnmsry : 1st Period

l-—S. D. U., 1230689"

ma (Thebsul

4-—S.D.U._°C. McDonald Penalties: Gregory, Martin.

ind Period 5-I\“nvy, (lunop (Higson) .. G-Nsvy, Hi on , . . . . .. 7-8.1). U., Penalties: Non lrd Period 8—B.D.!J‘.v Mcfsalc (c. McDonald) J-Nsvy» Ju-nw (Qudmflre) Pensltiss: Moors (I). -

IIQIT

gcrs Q»

AMI

gave Nsvy the advsn after Gregory had served out nally, but they couldn't capital-

fence zone cost Navy s goal

n. 0 - RfIEIEBIZ Squsrebriggs snj n s.

0.44 l3.

"TE?

.....Ij.nsa

Squad -Fought

mill" WW: in nfmuy mm, Jackie V l! Iillld Int night Jllnpcd mo, logdu. . ship oi‘ the vii-v "M"! Inns. when they dcfcgtsfl g hjfflsffghflnl, Ind 5-4 in s bitterly contested encounter ‘u m,

checked closely the gang [fguiflflly fut all through flab final cation,

b"! Ml vufvllvins (heir us»... m, in the opening D1115 Saints looked to be on their wsy to an us; vic- wrh but m» mm mum-m m rolling in u» second, u. knot m. M": i» hove as. s-mu cons buck in the umrscspls a 4-3 lcsd on l Iosl that csrcmsd off s pllysr sad

the tsge hls

full

sensational three Limes in s row on close-in

the

third time ss Csri: McDonald's

sag-

give Saints s 3-1

wn two goals, Navy came cut full of fight and fire for the mid-

had

made s grest save in the first ten seconds the llTsrs" drew to with-

the

. start when Johnny Higson, swir- kghYEELE-lastigéldifgluenft gem sole: ‘in’: ‘gurus? tfifeif) fronze cm ing the disc at. centre ice sent W l a“ 8mm l w Mm_ t m. rmkuihmyl-uc§mnon,wu Junop into the clear and the lat-

hwaule crow‘; hay s," o m u“ “me “mum, fer made no mistake with s close- m1 it mm mu own m m u» tut of u i" "i"- bui; Cllnmarcides team have ploy msds s co of stops thst o" Amy!“ ‘h’- swm’ Navy om- snd the local v M6 bled la tea to walk of! thnw m“ “hum” . w!” an“ to halve a. touglh p» on efr m their victory, and with u pos- “mm” b“ Y°“"¥ fihmy" M"

un-

beatable as he pulled off several sensational saves from close range while Davis was also good at the other end of the rink as Saints

the

y msrk when Navy finally

ven-

trlng the second line, getting a picture goal. Snoring the disc be-

the

length of the ice; forced Into lhc

W3)’

out to blast a short drive behind

But the Saints still had n kick left. Less than three minutes ho- fore the end as they milled inside

disc

came out to Rodgers at the blue- linc and hisdrlvc raromcd of‘! n player to lodge behind Davis in the Navy net and give Saints a

de-

the

third period got underway, MrIs-

out

McDonald

The “Tarsfl however, got it back st 2:57 when Junop blazed one into the twincs from the right boards after accepting “Wln" Cud-

Both teams were missing chan- ces galore in the wide-open play and feelings were starting to run

8S

Eping penalty reak through McAdam of Navy on his stick only

A

penalty to Thebauli. gave Navy the

was the Saints

who carried the offensive, with

Dfllvll sgsin performing spectacu- r

the the

rink io the other, with McKmnon performing brilliantly betwccnlhc pipes, particularly when Cudmore Moore

the

period with less than four min- utes to go but again the winners

tho

seconds Navy broke through with a three-man attack only to have the flnsl psss slldo of! the receiver's stick to nu}

lify the

dc-

fence. A.J. McAdam, Martin Carl?!- onn . Mshnr, McIsasc, Rodgers. Leuwell Thebsult, McQusid, Murphy. Dor-

so‘.

s : Goal Davis; defence, G. w lifcbougall: Moore, Mc- forwsrds, Gregory, Blanch- Cudmore, Junop, Hlgscn, Flsnnigsn, Prowse, Jud-

Mc-

l 29 I8’!

ahc

‘ White Sox in

“fled tOG

cit

n Ourling club

Kensingtlcn Team ilsre On_ Friday

Seeking fest x h hockey tum clash with Square at the Forum lib-ids. in s Mum swmc that will demy athmao s

oug beaten on home ice by the W K911531814»: have been lot of practice since first time and are confident qf m

y mi 8€t

est Kerrters

glctme dwéll nligk s 5P i- .

games on Tuadsy "and Ylihumdgg; with a fuvenile tussle scheduled for tonight will give fans four hoc. 5&9 Z8 s row while

on ba_ chi-ii blil and hedulcd h it Sounds-y sueéafi. w m? u one of the busiest weeks in the past few years

lo Diamond Greats Named To Iiall Of . Fame, Vote Shows

nv Joni iiiiicnucn

NEW YORK, Jon. 22 _- (AP) — For the second straight year mem- bers of the Baseball Writers’ As- sociation of America have failed to agree to any one candidate for election to bsscbol hall of fa-me. the Association announced today Not, one of 21 diamond greats was Hibll! to cosmmand thvnocessary 75 per cent of the total ballots to have his bust mplaced alc-ngslde i-hcee of Babe Ru ,'l‘y Cobb, Christy Mathewson. Hons Wagner and other famous stem in baseball's shrine at Cooperstown, N Y. As in the previous ballotting held last winter. Frank chance. first sucker and manager cf Chicago Cubs in the earlv 1900's rcccived the most votes but once again failed to make the grade

slim margin. Needing 13;! to

by a of the 263 votes cast elected Chance could garner only 150 In the 1945 voting, Chance needed 1B6 votes but was seven short. with 1'19.

Close behind him in second place was Johnny Evers, another former Cub hero who with Joe Tinker and Chalice formed tlhc doublet play combination of Tinker to Evers to Chance. Evcrs received 110 votes, but Tinker could place no better

than 15th with 45 _

Milli fonner second baseman of Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals but better known to modem d-ay fans as manager off the t New York Yankee Combines of l92l~l928, and Ed Walsh, furious spltball pitcher of Ch White Sox, were tied for thi with 108 votes aiplece. The pint-sized Huggins reached the plnnqcle of, his fame as louder of six championship’ Yankee trams. Walsh. the iron may; of his day, pitched in 66 games for Chicago 1908 and won 40 oi them, one of the major league record.

A trio of great huricrs came next. Rube Wuddeil, eccentric portsidcr who fanned a record 343 American league batsmen for Connie Mack's White Elephants in 1904. received 8'7 votes, Clerk Griffith 78 year owner o! Washington Senators

York Giants, holder of numerous pitchln records including one oi 1M stm ght victories over a two< ear stretch. placed seventh with

5 votes.

Rounding t the first 21 survived the elimination ballot were: Frank Prison (87) Mickey Cochrane (65), Lefty Grove (61), Pie Tlraynor (53), Mordecai Brown (48), Joe McGinnit (47), Dean_(45), Joe Tin er (46), . Baker (36), Chief Bender (36). Bill ey (38), Rolhi-t Moran- ville (29). Charles Gchringer (an, and Hero Peumook (16).

_._____.__.._.

NEW YORK. Jim. 22 — (AP) - Boxing grossed nearly $13,000,000 in the United Btatss last ycsr and a breakdown of the figures show- sy that New York, L03 An- gelcs and San Frsrwlsco were the three top fight cities in i045.

who

‘I'll-canes

ill-aw’?! r. s. mfiviilks r. u.

Four Trophy Matches

Four trophy matches _were play- ed yesterday st the Charlottetown

O. L. B. McMillsn 8, J. J. Morris 5.

to alvenge pr iou de- cmington l: Wscflool’;

flit m.

rather decisively getting in al

chi uliAlu-UIICIUWN GUARDIAN

c»

sun Riding.

Curlling Club. Following were the FGIU I w" M we» " ""11? “m” Extends Lead

‘A. 9. Hyndmsn 11. George Hsw- MONTREAL Jan ‘cP\__The

s . . ‘ ‘ ’

W. R. Cruikshank 17; Inspector Kgmsfggfafrfaliegsrft“ gtivlg‘; dagm l r-n n N- J- Amlem)" 1- they are sun the class it (h: Que- n I Sentner Troglyi—- bec Senior Hocke Le Hard

m. m. s. iddlngs s, n. r Mc- M, “Waugh the {m ffwioulhtu, . Pl)" goalie Gerry McNeil and husky MONTREAL, Jsn. a2 - (or) -

ihg msi hsvc contin

are still ridin gue standin the second-place on.

With the plsy-ofls of McNeil, sting from sn appendect anon. _snd Curry, who is an mgured wrist, waltz through the Q

essy sble threat in the Allsn Cu Offs. Mesnwhile 18-year-old Harvey has shown s lot of

prom- ise as a substitute for McNei

l.

fortable le where they should be st the end of the regular schedule. Aces will have no trouble in land- ing s play-off berth, and a close race is Shawinigsn Falls Valleyfield Braves for the fourth play-off position.

Hull's rejuvenated Volsnts have been flghtiqg gamely in the past month, but started their come- bsck tcc late.

ed at the beginning of the week to retire from the Provincial Hoc- key League because of injuries to players, obtained Swede Paulsen, formerly with Valleyfleld Braves, Gerry Lemlre, of New York Rov- ers, and defenceman Jow Wolcch, who starred for the army team last year, and will continue in the loo .

Eapi cs, who were going great guns in the first part of the sched- ule, have lost no less than eight

layers through injuries—includ- ng their goalkee er Paul Lessard and the. fsst-skatng line of Jenn Armand, Andy Perron and Les Rsmssy-and took a 12-3 (roun- cilig from Vicioriavillc ‘Tigers Sunday to relinquish the PHI... leadership to» Tigers, who have played sew-n games less. Incidentally Lachineb trouble may help Jacques Beau-thump, youthful Montreal newspaperman, to csiablish himself in the gums. Bcauchamp has been a _spoz'is writer for Montreal Mann for more than two years during wine he wore skates shout five o1‘ _SlK times. This year he accompanied the ' Montreal sporiwriters ‘for their annual hockey game ngamsi an all-star team at Valloyfiew! and turned in s good performance m nets.

His contemporaries publicized the fest and ivlu-n their regular goalie

was hurt, Rapldes called Beau- champ io take his place m the nets last Friday nt Cornwall. He

turned in n great oxhibiiiont of puck-stopping for (he weakened Rapldos who held Cornwall Coug- ars to four goals, vhree of which were (iefIr-ctexl into the cage by Imchino players.

Beauchamp had to return (o his writing over the week-end. ("Ni Lachine replaced him W_li'|\ 4i 2"!‘- temlcr of some experience, Bill Nimilenn, who let 19 goals slm by him in two games.

Beauchsmp has an easy way 07 explaining his success: “Now know what they mean by the power of the press!"

Midget, Juvenile Hockey Meeting

A meeting of Midget and Juve- nile hockey players has been call- ed for 4 o'clock this afternoon at

Montreal Royals

liigh In League

left-winger Floyd Curr_v— two of "Silly: of the team-they _ _ued to turn back all °PDO$iil0n m handy fsshion and g high stop the iss- 85. l0 gsmes shesd of Ottsws Senat-

thc expected rsturn before recuper- y oper~ trestlng Rogsls should fashion and be s formid- P luv- Htowie Senators have built up a com- ad in the second place Quebec

being staged between Cataracts and

Lachlne Rspldes, who threaten-

Max Bentley

Msx Bentley, Chicago Black Hawks’ flying forward, added four points during week-end National Hockey League games, and ex- tended his lead at the top of the league's official statistics. issued todsy. Bentley now has 26 goals and 1'! assists, for 4a points, ll s- hsad of Bill Mosisnko of Chicago. Mosicnko, with l2 goals and 20 aalsfa, has missed the last eight games with Black Hawks due to an injury.

Doug Bentley also added four point-s. boosting his total to 15 goals and 16 assists for 3i points, anti hllird placo in the league's sta- tislcs. Elmer Lach of Montreal Canadians dic not score in the Hmbitsnt-s’ three glulnes last week, and slid from tfrd to fourth pllce with 30 points.