“d, P. M Glrdhdl Special WIN) D®1UIL Jan. Bil-Canadians travelled to New York tonight ai-

» tsiigivihg a. demonstration d: their

chit-time icrm in Beating Boston by; 4-1 in a National Hockey League game here last night. Over

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rgal rivals,‘ Jo thy; Maroons. and the Toronto le Leais. Csnadiens had not detected the Bruins on Boston ice since 1928. flarely beiore have the Bruins appeared so helpless. Little they attempted, met with any kind oi silppess and they would have been amt out ii Sylvic Months had not siflered a penalty lust at the wmng time in the third Period when the Bostonians clicked ior tlwr only score. flittle Aurel Joliat, who played a sensational game, the best he has em‘ turned in on Boston ice, gct

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arlfl Gcldsworthy accounted ior the other two. Each had an unassisted "IL , ,

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zfcsnadiens, Goldsworthy (s. Iihnthd) 10.22. ¥enaltiesz None.

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Bhgre, Barry) 11H.- lifsz.‘ Censdiens, Joiist (unassisted)

femlties: Mcmeuly, O'Neil, BM- Ulll, B. Months.

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‘ MOQPPREAL, Jan. 20-min! P0- hition in the international division 0L the National Hockey League to- in danger oi slipping from the hands oi the New York Am- ericans iollowing their 8-2 detest Saturday by Montreal Maroons

"with Montreal Cuiadiens tum- ‘

ingbaclrtheBostonBruinsinthe ihub city, the New Yorkers were only one point ahead oi the i'lying fienchmen in the point standing. ‘Americans now have 20 points and the Canadians; i9 with the Mont- realers meeting Hangers in New

centremsn,

. ‘_ ifm tonight.

‘RUSS Blinco, blcnde

'1‘ , took the starring honors in rapping

home four goals past Roy Wcrters with one oi the iour a solo eiiort. Millie the Maroons took commend ‘o! the play and scoring almost viii the drop oi the puck, the cricans were always battling to tilt‘ down the advantage. wvorters in the Manhattan out- hitfnets was called upon m stop nearly double the number oi shots Alex Ccmnell blocked. The Am- ericans‘ goalie kicked out s. total oi II shots while Connell handled lit Zllhc game was a hard-fought en. counter with only three penal _ being meted out.

HOCKEY WRESTLING

Victory Puts’ Them Single Point Behind Americans

LIAIS 6, EAGLE! l

101101110, Jan. fi-Jrorcntds mighty Maple Lesis are wondering tonight just how much they gained by their 6-2 victory over the lowly St. Louis Eagles here Saturday. For although the National Hockey League pace-setters vindicated their loss to the Canediens Thurs- day, the"“" “ * game coat them the services oi Joe Prim- eau indet- initely. The clever play- maker oi Dic k Ir- ~ vin's iirst string lront line sprain-

COTTON “Lucky. punched home the winners’ iinsl goal. The popular veteran was the hero o! the night-the only player to g er three points. He was also

tans went‘

Wild as Hal Cotton

credits with two assists.

‘Iihe Eagles were awarded a pen- alty shot in the second period when Hollett spilled Voss in the goal nwuth. Hainsworth did not have to move to take Brydsons shot on his pads.

Conacher, the league-leading scorer, drew iurther ahead oi his sparkling team-plate, “Bushes” Jackson, by scoring twice. Harvey was watched closely by hLs checks. but succeeded in gaining an assist on Conachers second goal.

Bill Cowley last year with the Haliiax Wolverines, scored the

Quotas: Goal, Thompson; de- Eagles first 161cc, Biebert, Shore; center, Kam- goal to tie the intky; wings, Barry Clalppen; subs, count in the

. Bwwart, Seattle, Sands, Mclnenly. initial frame. ‘ Davie, O'Neil, Shill, Haynes. H a insworth ' ens: Goal, Cude: defence. b01118 bitllfill Clrson, Jenkins; center, Iapine; on a hard wings. Joliat, Larochelle subs. drive, siter Gagnon, Crutchileld, McGlll, G. Finnigan and Mantha, Mondcu, B. Months, Sav- Lamb had

. lie. Goldswcrthy, Riley. opened up the

, Referees: Smith and Bell- .“ i play.

,‘ ' - P». . I e v SUMMARY \ throrugéh the

. seco stanza,

,. first Period ‘ L‘ Howe went - I gown‘; ilankecg

i. Canadians, Jolie-t (Lepinel ' y css an ‘m HOWE - . 3nd,“, m,

the pass while going at full speed and then drew Hainsworth out to score. It was a signal ior a terriiic assault by the Leais, but the light- ing Eagles held the iort until the closing stages oi the period, when Toronto's combination thrust pro- duced quick dividends, with Con-

‘. acher, Clancy and Homer scoring

three goals in three minutes.

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(C. P. By Guardian's Spcial Wire) TOROMO, Jan.‘ 2J‘—Whsther or not "Hawse” Marsh and "Bed" I'll‘- reli are to continued ,‘_:'__ with J. ‘ Console cl the Toronto and York Mercantile 1588119 will be leit entirely to A. E. Gilroy, President oi the Canadian Amateur Hockey As- sociation, W. A. Hewitt, Secretary o! the Ontario Hockey Association, said here tonight. Decision to leave nnal disposal d the matter to ear. Gilroy was made * s ,, attend- ed by O. H. A'., Mercantile league and C. A. H. A. cilicials. Mr. Gil- roy will also rule on the eligibility oi Art Whittaker who returned here from theMaritimcs some time beiore Marsh and Farrell. Until Mr. Gilroys decision be- comes known, Mr. Ibwitt said, the two players will not be used by the Consols. Mercantile League cili- cials maintain-Marsh and Farrell are eligible as they signed with Console, Jan 1S, two days bsicre t; league's residence rule took si- i . v Marsh and Farrell were suspend- ed by the Maritime Hockey Asso- elation when they failed to heed e C. A. H. A. edict calling ior sll play- ers to return to their home bran- ches by Jan. 2. Marsh and Farrell, members oi last year's Hamilton Tigers in the 0. H. A" played with Saint John Beavers ci the now demnct Mari- time Mercantile League until that

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‘Iamswrmssmm is e Contin their dominance over elllthglmein lessons o! locelbuke ieamnHi-YGi-sds m 3mg; “mp”. sddedanothervictory tbeirlist wagging, “human Saturday night, the Ssn- ‘us; to .1 m ‘ icm-Yequsdiotoninsfiflnouee qgggyomuwhiqnguy» ‘m; *1“‘°“I“""""¢We m!“ oltheAmei-icsn division dsnsr m‘ 9"“ m" P39"! WW4‘ lookediihe ateainotchsloplcas é ’ °“‘“°h°“'*¢°°¢"-P°°"h°°*- tmvsddtstnsnssitmwwiunlu ing. spoiled innumerable chances oi m“: “m. m,” “w” vb thsloeerstcmaksitcloseendwhen wfluwmtumutmtowu_ Wallililsndfilunderlwereban-

team were putting on in an gflgrt cut down the winners first hall DQlllt lQld; - Referee Earl Goes meted out as

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league disbanded about two weeks ago. ‘Ihey moved to Toronto and signed with Consols. The C. A. H. A. questioned their eligibility and ~ threatened to suspend players com- peting with or against them,

East Wins _ From’ West S a ta rd a y

Int esecondoithethreegame series s East curlers deieaied the West representatives by a total o! twenty points to chalk up their - irst win in a number c! years. Jlhs supper in-ihe banquet hall‘ was enjoyed by a. large number oi members and it was decided to make the iuncticn a weekly aiiair in iuture. Cigars supplied by the President, Mr. W. W. lord, were much appreciated. Next Wednes- day a number oi teams will invade Montague to play ior the Mc- Arthur Trophy with high hopes oi blinking the coveted silverware to the city.

themselves out oi organized hockey and in the two games between the two squads in the “Big Three," each have won one and. scored the same " amount oi goals.

l 0 '10 11m Maritimes" seems

to be the motto o! N. H. L. team managers oi late, seek-

ing new material for their squads. The latest player in the "Provinces

I U1‘ EXACTLY satisfied, Hickey wircdbackiorachangsinthe oiier and as yet has had no reply. 1i the Wings db accept his terms it doesn't necessarily mean

College team 30-9. it was a regular gains qi the ladies league.

Senior I-Wslker i. Saunders l. Laugille, Young. Henry ‘l, Ives, Howick, Walling 2-31.

checking first-halt, the Nycdas wilted in the ilnal session at the Y Saturday night and bowed to the

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Lineups

I D P. W. C.—A,vres 11. Rogers, Gay 9. ‘ha-Rangers, (Barrera) ' fiizgflwllsfim. D°Y1e 3- M65138"! 9- 102M. . (B Pat Power) ar 0. 5.3.”; w_ coo! 30nd, , NDihl-JB. WHEN’. 3. D. Wflfllt, 1210'. .. ( u) r. mirdoelr 2. M. Mlitflh. s. MflKin- "ma", ‘Mm o mew DEVEUOPIWENIS were reported in the ' ' situation over “°“' 5mm“ 2' v- R°""“°"' M- u“ week "11 Prefeffinfl i0 wry on under the banner oi the “amm- 3-‘1 n“ "flu Q_A_H_A_ and thus get a dmnce at the Allan cup would mo" “in! RAfGNB-Jwfllvé!’ GFGr. ‘gulml-Lzilv rAtbeggeit management have begun negotiation with Hllihx Jo l 4‘ “u” (“mam or 5 P Y-O se B i0 d ld th “Bl 'I'hree" ' hnwn" ' '- m ' °° ° ° g ‘_"““_‘°"' , a t hs-osn ) u amiss (sexist, r Con! once in the "mokies," due to their showing in ht “We =5 in which they held their own against their more expsliencgcolo l 7 l. 7- 90°! (39118. W- and still angling ior a player to iill "Pete" Kelly's place on right wing, 1700!. Bflwllflt’) 1918. Who. by the way. they have high hopes or securing, the local "powers n k e - W- i!’ 000k. that be" reel. and riahuv w. that star-mums will be able to ice a . » will") "=9- squadthatwouidgi Jackconrtvwlrin S8117 UDDOSR be! .» a winner was declared. s p“ a km ' (A- P- l! Guardian's S Wk!) - - - - ‘ - t r l .. m". ‘cram... UMORS HAVE 1'1‘ that these some Wolverines are considering tour .;__..- ’ ‘but’ to Boom’ ma» h". until such time as the playoffs loll the News SWIM; H581? Junior Royals gaining momsn- ink” by m“ Dam". n“ evidently taking the attitude that they ' be declared winners c tum and oisss with e-rry gems. m", H m ‘ mum“ ma” the loop. 1i such be the case, as nothing definite is known, the Stunt gwopt through the ranks fill! bu“, mam, w,“ . "o"; o‘ team is aking a lot for granted as tbs Abegweits have yet to declare Pirates. City League entrants. tn s Mm u" mm,“ o! m, a ML v

7-0 victory sstiudsv nisht It the

tor (our goals. while Lenllllfl the nets rose to the heilhll l‘ times in score a shutout-

Toomhs and Larier were brilliant

YE, -’ I‘

Ranger sharpshoot- ers. Roger Jenkins saved the habit-

witb swrist watch b! the New P. W. C. GIEIA BEAT NYODAS York 7 Wilton. r Holding the mt P. w.» o. atria ' team to a 7-5 count in a clcse- Ilret Period

‘air-Rangers, Mlltdccli. (Seibert) ' ties-Johnson, leibert. semis

anattack. ledby-loelinmb andths in the Pirate cause and only tough (our goals.

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Wine. IIIDVDIVQ won three o: n8». lve games played. . SUMMARY Period

i-St. 1.01118. Howe (Voss) 1:30. Z-Detroit, Welland (Aurie-Bonell)

Period 3-4t. louilrhmb (Cowley) 4:8.

Penalties: Kelly, Anderson, Good-

‘ellow. . . Third Period

i-Sfé Iiouianryiison (Vices-Howe) - i: . " ' ~

‘t-st. Imus. as». (Voss) 11m. s-et

. Louis, Cowley (Lamb) 14:40. 'I-&. Louis, lamb.‘ 16:18.

Penalties: none. .

14.000 SEE- HAWKS TRIUMPH

onwsao, Jan. flil-Jlblollws ‘dsple basis drowtd iirst iecision oi the Notional Hockey League season to the Chicago Black Hawks. 2-1, before a highly excited crowd oi 14.882 spectators at the Stadium tonight. The Leafs bad previously won (our straight from Chicago. ,

By deieating the league leaders, the Black Hawks regained first place in the American division, go- ing one point ead oi the idle Bruins. e battle was

Hslnswor passed without s score, sl- ug Lesis gavel-urns Chabot ‘ kinds oi trouble in the closing 0i the session. Clancy's goel at 8.10 oi’ the thirdpcriodtiedthesccieendths Hawks battered sway for ll min- - ntse bsiore Louis Trudsl converted l. pass iron: ‘lbimny Cook for the winning counter.

IETHUNI LEAGUE HOCKEY

Thursday night at their own arena with a sparkling win over the new entry Dunedin Maple lea-is. 1n the " first period productive oi inst ist- ingbutpoorlusckemthendoplsbeai goalie, Leslie mlolseod. was iniured ~ urdiorcedioretirwsllisicsswu- keenly ielt tor his performance was. 114M153 it mildly, masterful. Nor- man Maolfeaisiawaape-biy silbetiiuted. In the second and tbini sessions ‘ the winners played a dashing iasii passing game, that carried the his! right to the goal mouth. resulting in Len and Billie Smith. Harold Betta and Lee ‘Iiaylor caging the goals on brilliant

home a goal in the" second period. But after that Whinston yltr, Bulldog net janitor was in ner-

The Lea-is never relaxed the - m," 2.00 pm. ’ by the Sea" to receive an oiier is that Nicholson will accept as he Led 00"}; fizdagalalwggazzrexflg‘: none other than Ivan "Hickey" is undecided at present, but should 1H0! 3W‘ W!" d! u” 9°" “m” 113°” ‘m’ Own” wmmd w‘ able. . mom mum,‘ me to ' the zest 1' w"; Nicholson, rugged, inst-skating leit he make the jump Hickey! rugged, an M6111" WIN"- °¢ l" "is m" "TM, W! i“ "is The yieiwrs Jeremie was s. us. r. Col-dwell i w, q, 3 winger oi the Abegweits. ieariess style oi play should en- Neiswhitlwk timed in I "lb "m! I'm” °° W‘ factor in their win, but wash the t

heights frequently to turn aside N .- 088 ,_ e o s abl manner ' club in the lead. Then cams the m“ 1mm u, d; u;

my” “an do” ‘m an" the . Mathescn ‘A P. McDonald able him to make his place under 0 _ - fun”. h“ “nod m" m ‘huh - 60-0!’ M N1!‘ ll?-

J. a Bentley »..- A new“; rr RED wmos in the the "p " banner. Idnewa- - ink. and steeds their deienee they

Eagles had broken through the ,4. , _ . gm “u”; Howe, Brydscn, ey and Lunb -

leafs’ defensive armour C'- mgh“ - -*~ w- 3mm“ m“ °' e 11°‘ "Wm" ‘w’ ° ' mm“ cm’ u“! ' beat the vmmi John m m h ‘MM “m” “my “mm” m“

' 8UP 1i {i skin 1 in the American Section oi the NTERMEDIATE Abbies will pres-v Jvlfivl. ‘fiegf-ellaflfierlmilmi 1°‘: w,“ n, - P’ ” - worms-elem?” to the aw‘! cig- - ~. Forum moi-nan‘ ‘lull, | 1 {Iumm I ' s 1'8 IQIQ"! . B fir, J- Kennedy ‘l J. n. Howatt goyamhciiwuegwmliiscklsaelrlvoitcgswg irtogltck. The fife. league‘ ‘lmm- “mm” “flu” "3'; $1’ a {i}: "W"! "i4 . ‘bins lunch ww- ,_ To,m,,,l Comm" mom“) Y-FQVlI-hawson a. w. Boulter the balance oi the season and just is to start shortly and every player mi a“, Baum’, w Q4 "Wm liter the reme- _”_ w.’ Mear C M. Williams what action Hickey will take is as is s _uesied to be on hand. “we r, ‘cmnonr omen’ .7 '1,“ I'°“"' °°""Y mmmt ‘sidbac o‘ 151,121?“ M “ndwmei ‘ nudtér- forwards mun Gal- Lam ) 13.50. ' inmm“, _ Penalties: Cotton, Primeau, oeh- R w m, ‘ mm’ ' Om “m” 3°11’ M‘ 3°“- w. sgrmdlu r sfilmpmg C ‘ "I Off. . l D . I ' a m $00‘ Pm“ (épllnléo/tmpson D Lsk-Jéxmgrrlmnong an" Q s on . . is, Howe (Voss, Bryd- ‘sup 1o ' a e _ o o Ad M T . 4. Toronto, Conacher (Jackson. “n m‘ - - ndilett) 16.28. ' o , ' ' s. rewrite, Olen (s. Jwk , P f I L - i » ,,,,,,,,,, w w» gsagtfit. n. . T o ro esstona oop .... ......_. t... i - s. ‘Iprcnto, Homer (Cotton, s. p ma?“ D- “mm” new Redeemer Cherubs (mum) . _ Jwm“) “f5,- d l, l ‘ w. n Townsend n. whit‘! c 5mm w meeting firs?“ “fifiiifistfi 5:; ‘ r e od ' .1’. B Guardian’ ir - - a i '1. Toronto, Kellyrwlancy. oot- w” 3 B“? 1° ( miw ash. 2:2 dAmrlt ‘goes and ‘éfirsfi. Owen Bi- Rink fletmfi’ "Wil- li" . . . J ton) v.40. m. B O K , ‘ steps aimed at having teams 1mm n, o; 30mm; 4w, m“, “d Oherubs nosing tns Basilica Boys 8- Tvrmw. cotton (Blair) 10.52. F'_,,‘A'M°§f‘““ '1" “ma” Saint John. Moncton and He!!!“ mu Pier-i or Providence; Nathan W‘ W '* '°°" °"’"' m“ 1' Penalties: Ayres, Thorns and do; '5, ‘E gum J’ mmmm in the Canadian-American Hockey 99.19195 0g N", Elven; 3am"; ilrtt nine tlllz Uherillillhwlls m“: m" ‘m“5°")- J A Eraser n PM Cobb “m” m" “m” we” “h” W Gmum’ °* Phmmflphm “m” m‘ m. 1mm sumo m I on.’ Wi chest Cl es unfounded on _________ ' ' ‘ - 3- 556F811 day when Governors of the prcies- Qg-ngr- 3114 gm" mo“ Quay” Blllllfil 5W5 3- at and “any n c’ sue“ skip 9 5MP 9 sional minor league met here v‘ ' ' ' Th? N!" W“ 1 ‘ 0 o - ' i - ‘n! H Hun‘ Stand- .1 Doyle Lieut. Aulonnelu thi‘sl;-‘is‘ili.i"i.i‘l°il'tfi No sTANgEAxflENAygBY Mu" fiiidisfimmth iirst period. we: n “m” “hum s’ " _ I S “"14 W“! W111’ mm chisel were ten; ievorlhly ctmsid- an Consisting edvenim v1 I‘- , 5h“ , ' . flat f] tafs In J. A. Bentley 1". Johnson cred. Art Ross o! Boston, was gAm-r .1033; n, 3,, ,1“; 5.11. Duke's penalty, liited a shot over ___. qu.“ blend m“ i‘ the ma,“ o‘ ' Dr. H. McIntyre W- A. Stewart named cinnmittee oi one to work msr B. IllIfI-hllil, president oi the Howie's head lust 110d ii ll t! - 9R1? 11 Skip I with the league president, Junes aging, Jqhn newer; in"; mun, the upper right hand corner oi the ye.“ of “Pg-hug; (c. r. By Guardian's Special Wire) _ m. Dooley, on the question oi ex- sud tonight that no application {or not. A. Wilson s. iew minutes beicre » SYRACUSE, Jan. iii-Syracuse tO- 13° km‘ - m“ l‘ .- s. . r. a. unoflum “'1 ""1. lb period SIMOGPGVGXMQ $13 SOHO __Hi8h‘“ 'and.td' of h.

night defeated lmidon 4-1 in one ‘m.’ h“ Mm m“, on “u” d m . p"; 1mm “mm m; n“, -

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Year in Syracuse. w_ Q mm, "a a m, ‘teams, mt all were unsuccessful un- ~40: an who prefer a mConni: ztnytiiheé f’ m new“, Jud‘?! Dam, wiilALmAXéhe-Jan. nth-A proposal w J, Qoylp, and wilting 1011:: . \ . “"1.” Maple - m’ 1‘ We * “'.°““ o'-‘”"'ans““°'.ws’°“ts. 3‘,,,,“‘°,,,,.,.,,,,,,°““"""...,,§,,,.,.,°“°"“..‘ 2.8"...» QUALITY CIGARETTE! Lesis and e “M, w Ioactmansneiusinccosisued-hy “who-m gs - -~ ,, stockhpitleroithe yflswmdm hmtkanonud _ the sssiooaiminor “i mm“; N Qlfrscuss club. W L- Bflnm‘ w w 1R1! at New» Veil today, has “an. waicudaiorward 5'0 Mom ‘ - discussed in the Msntimesunmm ‘linethstheseflt-‘ ~ a Asset: ArtltossoiBoetcuneentlmsd m”,