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'W(I41"V'l1l1E, N. B., ldi. 31 -

Acadia Univa~aity'a hockey squad overwhekned a fighting Canning team 8-1, in a thrilling game here tonight. to qualify for the Nova Scotia semi-finals.

Canning opened the scoring ear-

ly in the first period, but the smooth-'working Collegian: rattled in Hires goals before the period ended. Canning had many scoring opportunities in the middle period Acadia had two men on the bench but superb goal-tending by Eaton broke up the atta&. The Aindians added three more tallles in the

Ndtllue Beavers gained a three,

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‘ NEW RAOCHELLE, N. Y., Feb. 21 -(By The Associated Press)-With I Itubbornness that characterised his stormy baseball career, John J. McCi'raw today apparently was ov- ercoming the ravages of uremlc poisoning which sent him to New Rochelle Hospital last Friday.

The fonner pilot of the New

York Giants spent his most com- fortable day since he was brought here from his home in a serious condition. 1 Attending physicians pointed with hope to the feet that Mc- 0raw‘a pulse, temperature and ree- plrations had abated somewhat, and announced that "signs of ur- emia much diminished."

While doctors regarded these de-

velopments as encouraging they nevertheles were fearful of pneu- monia developing from the pg. tient’s weakened condition from the disease.

22 Wins

For Fast McGill Team

(C. P. hy Guardlan’s Special Wise) MIONTREAL, Feb. 21-McGill

University will carry a slim one- goal margin into the second game of its senior group total-goal semi- final series with yerdun next Wednesday night. Tonight the first place McGill squad won 3-2 from Verdun which finished fourth in the regular sea.-ion,

Kenny Farmer. Hugh Fa.rqua.har-

son and Jack McGill scored for the collegians while Jimmy Kilhy and Lucien Brunet tallied for Brrague Cleghom’s squad. It was l(cCiill's 22nd consecutive contest without a defeat.

Winner od this series will meet

either Royals or Canadiens, second and third place finishers, who are engaged in s totalgoals two-game series, the first played last Sunday having resulted in s l-1 tie.

Nlllliil-\TS NIN FRRN RANGERS

lshrston Street Wildcats drew first

bl55<1 in the Mklxet Hockey League last night when they wrm from the West End Rangers by a 2-0 score.

The "kids" put on their usual good

show, with the result being in doubt until well on into the final period. when Jay and Jamieson shot two counters to give the “Oats” their mnrgin.

Johnny Williams’ young Rangers

put. up a great battle, over-anxlous- ness robbing them of a number of goals.

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(Canadian Press) (By Gaardia.n’s Special Wire) HALIFAX, Feb. 21. - A crippled

pack of Halifax Wolverines tried gamely tonight to hold Monctorfs Hawks, but the league-leaders' scor- ing punch found its way to a 4-2 victory through the weakened Hali- fax barriers to give Hawks a clear four-game margin in the closing, days of the Maritime Hockey league

fight.

And with the defeat Ha1ifsx's last

mathematical chance of a. first- place draw with the Allan cupsters went glimmering. A win tonight I might. have put I-lllifax in Line for n tie, but now with only two more gsmm to play Hawks are assured of the bye that goes with top position.

laslng Fight

Wolves fought desperately for to-

night's two points. but it was a los- ing fight. Defencemen Prank Gra- ham and Frank Lavigne were laid . up. Chummie Lawlor and Ernie Mosher were out with severe colds. And, to cap the string of casualties, goalie Leo Sargent, was out, with a cold.

Young Robert Cameron of last

year's intermediate Wolverines, Maritime champions. went between the uprights for Sargent, but he could not stem the Moncton rushes. Hawks pierced his defences twice in the first and got by him twice again in the third. Wolves netted their pair in slightly more than a minute in the second period, though they battered Moncton’s defence with a rugged offensive all the way through.

Carry Play

Wolves carried the fight right in-

to Mcnctnn territory right from the opening whistle. launching three- man attacks that failed, however, to find the Hawks’ net. Hawks picked up the puck on one of these sallles, and four men drove towards the Halifax goal. Through the defence. McDonald wok s clean pass from Irvine and whistled it past the youthful Cameron.

Their second score came near the

close of the period on the some manoeuver. This time, the dimin- utive McDonald found the twine on a double pass from lrvine and Gill as the four Hawks left the opposing forwards behind and swept through the home defence.

But the desperate Halifax drives

clicked mid-way through the next period. Twice in little more than a

Clinch l';irst Place

Weakened Wolverine Team Bow To Hawks Last Night 4-2

through the weakened defence as big Bill Gill sat in the penalty box, and shots from Shields and Cowley drove past Foster. Hawks pressed hard to get back into the lead af- ter the brief scoring flurry, but the score remained tied as the period ended. `

Defence Open

They found the Halifax defence

wide open in the next period, though, and the visiting forwards rounded the rear guard easily, ai- though they found Csmeron hard to beat. Finally, in the last half, Irvine slipped a pass through the defence, and Webster swerved in from the wing to pick it up and tally.

The flashy Irvine, who figured in

every Moncton goal of the night, notched up the final marker, taking s. pass from McDonald r. couple of minutes later. Pressing for the tie- ing scores, Wolves drove hard for the Moncton nets for the rest. of the period, but a rookbound defence held them without further score to the end.

LINEUPS:

Moncton- Goal, Foster; defence,

Burrage, Gill and Miller; left wing. McManus and Irvine; centre, James and McDonald; right wing, Muckle, Webster and Connolly.

Halifax-Goal, Cameron; defence,

Lennon and Ferguson; left wing, GDKI10n and Beazley; centre, Cow- ley s.nd' Porteous; right wing, Shields and Kennedy.

Officials-Roy Prowse, Charlotte-

town: "Spud" Beazley, Dartmouth.

SUMIIABY

First Period:

1--Moncton, McDonald <1rvinc)

9:50.

2~Moncton, McDonald (Irvine-

Glll) 17:13.

Penalties-Cowley, Shields, Web-

ster, Cowley, Lennon, Gill.

Second Period:

3-Halifax, Shields (Lennon) 10:40 4-Halifax, Cowley (l’.»ennon) 11:45 Penalties - Ferguson, Gill, Bur-

rage, Porteous, Shields, Miller.

Third Period:

5-Moncton, Webster (Irvine)

13:46.

6-Moncton, Irvine (McDonald)

15:06.

Penalties-Irvine, Webster, Len-

non.

Shots on Goal: Foster 10 12 9-‘il

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Friday night is wind up night

for the Maritme Big Flour Hockey League in Charlottetown- The game that evening will be between the Wolverines of Halifax in second plane in the Maritime playoffs and the Abbies, holdem of third place honors i.n the League. Both teams have suffered casualties to players but have not lost so very much in fighting spirit or battling strength.

The game between the Wolver-

ines and Hawks on Monday night showed how the weakened Wolves could rally tn the occasion. An ls- lander who witnessed that fray says it was one of the best games of the season and that there were times when the Wolves made the Hawks look had indeed. particular- ly in the first period when they bottled the Hawks up for about five minutes. Although the score was 4-2 it was anybody’a game.

The uncertainty of hockey makes

it impossible to say how a team will perform and owing to the changes in the lineups of the Wolvm snd'Abbies, Friday nights game would be one unpredictable ls to outcome.

Coach GNNTY figured that in

view of the proximity of the play- offs which take place next Wed- nesday night in Halifax and Fri- day night in Charlottetown that he

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AMHERST, N. S., Feb. 21. -

Playdown games in the Maritime Hockey league will he handled by J. H. Duggan, Ottawa referee, il. was announced tonight by James A. llanway, the league President. Duggan handled Al- lan Cup piaydown games In pre- vious years.

ln cooperation with CPCY with the intention of acqrrainting those who have not the opportunity to visit the Forum with the brand of hoc- key that will be offered Friday night and in the playoffs.

Fridays game will not be broad-

cast Those who have been listen- ing in to the two last broadcasts are invited to come Friday night. and see the reel thing and get a hundred thrills from witnessing the fastest hockey in amateur hockey- dom.

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FREDERJCPON, N. B.. Feb. 21.-¢ A sturdy defence in front of brllli-' ant net-minding by "Pud" Prad- sham featured a 2-1 victory for University of New Brunswick over Mount Allison University -tonight It was Mount Alllson’s first defeat this season and put U. N_ B. back in the running for New Brunswick intercollegiate hockey honors.

In the first match between the

two teams at Sackville last week Mt. A. won by s 2-1 score in 30 min- utes of overtime. U. N. B. entered a. protest claiming only ten minutes overtime should have been played. No decision has been made on the protest.

Tonight's play was spectacular with plenty of rugged hockey, both” defences checking hard, -_ Dwight Chalmers opened me scor-

ing for U. N. B. in the first few minutes of the secoind after a scorc- less first session. In the third period lhiglish scor-

ed for Mt.. A. on a pass from Miller but Vernon Dnughney, playing his best game of the season, won the match for U. N. B. when he flipped one past Dickie after fifteen min- utes of play.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. 21.-

Cansdlans were the victims of two upsets in the first round of match pley in the Warwick Vase golf tournament at Rid<ie1l's Bay.

Col. J. L. Miller of Ashdown

Country Club, Halifax, winner of this tournament last year, was un- expectedly ellmiuated by A. F. Braunworth of West Caldwell, N.J_._ The latter won on the 18th green,_ one up.

R. A. Manning, Montreal. lost to

J. H. Fassitt, Philadelphia, 5 and 4.

D. G. Aldrich, west csmweu, Nu.,

medalist lu the qualifying round de- feated W. E. Hawke of the Rich- mond Oountry Club, New York, ll and 4. Aldrich posted a 'I6 yester- dey to win the medal.

MINIATURE RIFLESHIIUT

'I‘he fourth shoot for the Purdie-

Perguson shield was held last night and resulted as follows:

Team NU. l.

mils . . . . . ............... McDougall .............. Splllett .................. Ferguson ...,............

A.Mnyr1e . . . . . .

Points-284.

Total to date-1120.

Team No. 2

J. S. Moore .... W. Walsh ...... R. E. Jenkins ....... C. Ive; .....

Points-279,

Total to date-1118.

Team No. 3

W. R. Seaman J. D. Jenkins ......... G. Binns._......... _

Points-270.

Total to diirc- 1045.

Team No. 4 H.Hoin¢‘ _ _ . , _..,........~ S. McDonald . ... Burhoc ............ ..... A. Jenkins

Points-287,

Total to date--1104

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