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Manon is‘. 1940

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Captures Title

u-ri-i PORCUPINE. Ont. “$1, 1'I—-(CPl -Kikiarzd Lake we Devils captved the Northern ‘tarlo Hcckey Association Senior ~hunplOllﬁlllp by defeating South ;3f(‘lIplll€ Dome Parties. 5-2. here gaturday iiielit. qualifying to meet rarontﬂ Gcndyears In the Allan

piaydctvns ‘as they swept the iest-of-five flnas in three straight

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Kensington Juveniles Leave

For Opening Maritime

Volants In Sydney For

Semi - finals

SYDNEY ix. . .li 17 -—(CP) Dliuli Vciaiits aimed today for their eastern S€llli-f.l'lﬂ_l in the Al- lan Cup, Dlaydowns with Sydney llLilionaires. but llIJCkiEy [ans 0i this steel city got little chance to size up the strength Uf in; NISILOTS.

coach Bob GUCYIJXI sent his clia.r- ges ilircuith a workout 0n the For-

slraigliteu out the kinks _ a train ourney, but the practice ivas secret. liev w_1l go

leries opener.

The Hull team. Ottawa and dis- trict champions, meet Millionaires. lifarilinie UbIZStS. in a best-of -iive round foi- tlie right to advance to the eastern final. Second game will here Wednesday night. scene shifting to I-Lufl for the rest of the series starting

Prom their ap arance in muftl. Volants aﬁipeare a lighter team than Mil onaires rated the strong- est Maixtime threat since Halifax Wolverines the cup i985. But little else was known of their prowess ere.

Millionaires, studded with stars hand-picked from as far west as Winnipeg. ran e Maritime title without dropp- lng a game after their regular Cape Breton hockey league schedule. Most- oi thoir playoff games were won by lopsided scores.

Canada Wins Gordon Medal

March l’! —(CP)—

with t

. O Iii in Canadian branch oi In Boyd Cslodonisn Curling Club won the emblem oi curling su-

Gunwy between Canada and the nlibd States with a 215-177 tri-

um day.

Kati?! of Rﬂyal Montreal b4 n ions to their victory with s 21-4 victory over E. D. Iullertorfs Brookline, Mass. Couri- tzy Club. Sixteen rinks from each country took part in the Interna- tional meet. v

P1111308. Mardi 11-(0?) ..niiiy Taylor's goal in the over- Qimg gave Pittsburgh Hor- net: a 3-2 victory over Hershey Bears in an Int-ernatiozial-Ameri- can League hockey game here SM-

urday night.

Game Of

Title Playoff

With three Island foams cam- Dl-Bﬂlllg for honors outside the province this week, sport ism in tnese parts will follow with inter- st the fortunes of the hockey squads carrying their colors. Jun- lﬂr Royals have already won the Junior chunpionsiup of the Mari- times and have gone to Ottawa. on the Memorial Cup trail, Summer- slde Crystals have annexed the N. B.-P. .I. intermediate crown and will meet Glace Bay for the Maritime Vtitle this week and now the Kensingion Bombers, iuvenile chwnplons fo P. E. I.. will invade the home ut the N. B.-N. s. cham- pions at Amherst In an attempt w lift the Maritime crown.

Juvenile hockey squads have never functioned on the Island be- fore and the town of Kensinglon has every rgiht to be justly proud of this team for leading way in this field. Juvenile players must be under l8 years of age and are wedged between me midget; and jutuors,

Band“ W8ether this season. time Kenslngton boys under the careful W816i! of Keith Howatt have rounded into a first alas Juvenile team and defeated teams from Charlottetown and Borden in the race for provincial honors.

Tﬂﬂilht they play the Amherst Juveniles, conquerers o! the Fair- Villc. N. B.. champions. The ser- ies will be a home and home ser- 195 Wli-h 8081-5 to count. The re- turn game will be played in sington Wednesday night.

Just how our Island Juveniles will stack up against the N. B.- N. S. champions is a matter for speculations and the outcome of tonights game will be eagerly watched for. In the Intermediate and Junior classes the tennis of this Providence in the pas-t have shown their superiority and it is expected that the Kensingtcn Juveniles will make a gallant fight for the Maritime title.

There is the possibility that the O. A. H. A. will send the winn- ers of this series against the Que- bec champions, it was learned un- officially last night and that is something that the Kensington bovs will work hard for.

e w-n of Kenslrvgton are solidly behind the that invades Amherst tonight for the Maritime Juzcnile crown and the best of wislit from every true sportsman in the \ ‘vlnce will fol- low them in their quest.

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N. B. MIDGET, JUVENILE TITLES

SAINT JOHN. N. B. March 1’l—— fﬂPb-Bariref/s Point and Moncton Bruins Won the New Brunswick midget and Juvenile hockey titles. l __ tively. Saturday. Barker's Point Defeated St. Peter's oi Saint John 4-2 and the Brwn: bimked Waist Side Eagles of Saint John 2- .

In Ottawa

O'I'I‘AWA. Mart-ii l7~-|CP)— Charlottetown Rqvals who will

make a Second attempt in two years to hurdle Perth Blue Wings in an eastern Canada Memorial Cup playdown here this week ar- rived tonifht and will hold their first practce here tomorrow. Perth eliminated Royals series last year.

Accompanying the party of 1i players were coach Walter Lawlor. manager Nelson Whitlock and Doug McLeod. secretary. President Percy Turner and three more play- ers were scheduled to arrive to- morrow.

The two-in-thrce games series begins Tuesday with the second scheduled for Thursday and a third if necessary Saturday.

Black Hawks End Schedule With 3-l Win

CHICAGO, March 17--(AP)— Chicago Black Hawks ended their

in a similar

National Hockey League season with a 3-1 victory over Detroit specta-

tRbd Wings before 11.843 o

rs.

Detroit failed to win a single game from the fourth-place Hawks in eight tries. Chicago won six and the other two ended in ties.

Detroit took its l-0 lead in the 15th minute of the opening per- iod when Mud Brunctcau fired the puck past oalie Paul Good- man. He was ass sted by Alex Mot- ter and Syd Howe

The Hawks tied the score im- medlately after Mush March was penalized for hooking. Bill Thorns scored after taking a pass from George Allen. Bill Carse account- ed for the second goal, nsslsfPd by Allen and March. The Chicagoans ended their Scoring in the third period when Phil HETFFFIIPIIHCI‘ poked the disc into the cage. Port- lﬂtld was given an assist.

Montreal RoTyals Defeat Verdun Maple Leafs

MONTRJSAL, Mtllcli 17—lCP) —- On a goal by Jouiiiiv Acheson in

tne last second ui .l_»', Montreal Royals defeated -, uii Maple Lieais 1-U here L‘... .ii the fizst

game of a bcsl-oi-i... series for the Quebec senior liockiy league chain- pioiisliip. The iciiiiis iiicct again Wednesday. ,

Acliescns goal clunaxed a game watched by a crowd of 8.000 in which the Royals carried most of the play against a slut-born Mape

Leaf defence. It was not until 19:59 of the final pcriczi iliut Royals. Eastern Canada champions last

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Of Regular

SATURDAY? GAME

TORONTO. March I7 —(CP) - Distributed scoring strength can be calmed by Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Americans as they head into tlie Stanley Cup pla otfs.

‘Ihelvia le Leafs closed heir ome National ockey League schedule Saturday night with an 8-0 victory over New York Americans before 9.480 customers. It was the highest scoring game of the season but no player on either team got more than one goal.

Hel to a 3-3 draw for two er-

iods Toronto broke out in the t lrd and didn't turn off the heat until its lead was 8-4 with less than two minutes to play. Then the Ameri- cans maintained the goal parade with two quick counters. Hank Goldup. Red Heron, Gordon Drilon. Bob Davidson, Pep Kelly Sweeney Schrincr Gus Marker and Siyvanus Apps scored for the home forces in that order and Harvey Jackson. Johnnv Gagnon. Nels Stewart, Buzz Boll. Johnny Sorrell and Art Chapman for the Ameri- cans.

Heavy checking was taboo as the clubs sought to avoid injuries with the piayo fs opening Tuesday night. The leafs open aganrvt Chicago and the Americans against Detroit.

Hockey Results

(Biy The Canadian Press) Saturday Saskatchewan Junior Final Regina Abbott-Generals 6 Saska- toon Dodﬂers 2 (First o: be._t-of-tliree series) National League Americans 6 Toronto 8 International-American Provzdence 0 Springfield 8 Hershey 2 Pitt burgh 3 (overtime) Syracuse 3 Cleveland 1 New Haven 5 Philadelphia 3 AMATEUR HOCKEY Saturday Tl-undcr Bzy Senior Playoff Port Arthur 5 Fort Francis 1

(Port Arthur leads two of three series l-Oi

Alberta Senior Final Turner Valley 6 Calgary 2 (Turner Valley lends bcst-ci-iivc

series 2-1)"

Western (‘anada Intermediate Semi-Final

Lusgar 5 Vcriioii 3 > iliugar w.ns bcst-ol-ihree sexes 2-1)

Manitoba South Division Junior Final

Kenora 4 Wmnipeg Monarch 1 (First of bcst-ol-three series)

West Kootenay Senior Final

' Trail 3 Nelson 1

(Trazl wins best-of-flve series 3-1) Sunday Quebec Senior

Montreal Royals i Verdun 0

(‘First in be-st-of-five games final scrirs)

Qucm-e. Provincial Senior

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SUN DAYS GAME

NEW YORK, March l'l—(CP)- Pat Egan, a young Irishman re- placing the injured Wiif Field on New York Americans’ defence, cel- ebrated St. Patrick's Day with a three-goal outburst tonight as the Americans drubbed Toronto Mape leafs 5-2 in tlhe last Ehme oi‘ the regular National Hockey League schedule.

Egan, recalled from Springfield Indians of the International-Amer- ican League. also got an us=ist on Hooley Smith's goal and altogether had i1 ilfﬂnd time in a fast-skating, llBht-hittng game. He punched home two gcals while the teams played four men a stie in the third period after Eddie Slicre and Bob Davidson tcuciied off a free- for-all.

Davidson and Shore tangled twice. starting a half-dozen fights, before the officials could get them off the ice . They drew majors along with Charity Conachcr and Bucko McDonald.

Lorne Carr got the Americans’ other goal the first of the game. and Gordon Drillon got bath the Leafs.

The game meant little for both clubs had qualified for the play- offi. the Leafs against CIIlCSgO and the Americans agair-st Dclrot

Bruins Whip Canadiens 7-2 In Final

BOSTON. March I'I—-ICPJ—BOS- ton Bruins closed out the regular National Hockey League schedule by whipping Canadians 7-2 tonight. scoring five goals in the third period after the tail-end Montreal- ers had held them even for two periods.

A crowd 0f 8.000 watched Cami- dicns. using only 10 men. wilt tin- der the 13mins pressure in the last session. Boston. under orders to av0id lusty bodyclieckine. found the Montreal defence hard to fathom in the first two frames but once they found the riinzc they raced through at will

Defence-mun Jack Crawford started the Boston scoring ill the first period. his first grail of the season giviiin them a brief load. Toe Blake got this back btforc- the period ended and George Mlillillil Have Cnriariletis {l lrrui in ilic soc- ond pcricd but Herbie Chin's 131st goal of the scuson tied the scorc again.

In the third period. Clzititic Bour- que in the Canodiciis nets was swamped tinder n deluge of shots and ilavc wuiv bcforo Red Hamill. Roy Coiiocliei". Milt Schmidt. Wvody Dilmﬂrt and Bill (Flash) Holictt in that order.

Before the game. Frank Calder, President of the NJ-llm, presented the Bruins with the Prince of Wales trophy, emblematic of tlic lea-cue championship. Ho also nrc- senieli the l~liiz1brtli C. Dulrcsue trophy, awarded annually to the player judged most valuable on ilic Boston team, to Captain Dit Clap- per.

(By Pat Power)

With the Junior Royals en routs to Oitaiva, March l7.

Back 0n the Memorial Cup play- doun trail for the 2nd. successive year Junior Royals neared Ottawa t0- tiav (Sunday) still the confident crew of puckcliasers that raced so impressively to the tri-province crown. _ ' ' .

In (In: best 0f’ Shape the _ entire feum ham‘! a mark or injury to show after their Maritime series and Perth Wings will be faced by a squad at the peak of their game and confident of being returned the win- ners.

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The squad have a pullman all to themselves with porter Stanley Ciyke, former Acadia University stu- dent. looking after their needs and proving to be quite popular with the boys who are enioying themsel- ves every minute efore settling down to yiockey again tomorrow.

- - u t Only disappointment of the irip to date was thc failure of three

layers, Jack Co le, Bert Steele, and llihris Gallant, ogcther with Club Prejdent P. W. Tumor, to make connections with the squad at Suk- ville.

O I O U

This quariette. however, nearing hlontrcnl. will an-ive in Ottawa t0- night (Sunday) with the added ex- ierit-nce oi watching the Island ice- lircuker battle the ice of Not-thum- berlzind straits for over six hours on Saturday before docking at Tormen- tine.

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The “rearguurd" of the Royals. are Iiaving every need looked after by the club resident and are ‘tour- neying in pu lman b the Mar time Express which left oncton at 10.45 Saturday night‘. _ _ _

Tales of the Royals‘ exploits have preceded them and all along the line from Charlottetown the team is receiving best wishes wherever they run into hockevjans.

Little was heard oi’ Perth Blue IVEniz: wliilo still in the Maritlmes. but as we lilt drone! into Quebec- vitryin rumors of the strength of the Ollawa and district winners is licurtl more and ‘more.

Opinion however, seems to be di- vided. One hears they are stronger anti ilicn the iicxt hockey follower you talk to states they are not as . strong as last ‘roar. ‘

i l But whit-hover o inion proves cor- rect, Royals aren’ worrying In the least over it. They are ready for the lest. and althou h they expect it l0 L1- u miifhty stif‘ nne. Couch Walter Ltnvlm is satisfied that his charﬁcs will get revenge on the squad t at last year knocked them out 0f the running.

Reports from Ottawa also indi- cate that Pvyals will receive plenty of vocal s1 \ prt for the series. Word hi 11,9 ii '4 Maritime victory

was luiilcd w' h delight in the capi-

itiil city and former Llzinders re- siding there, together with large numbers of New Brunswickers and Novn seotlans, will be in attendance at the games.

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‘VIN ROYAL CALEDONIA TROPII Y

MONTREAL. March 17- lCPl~ An Ottawa Globe riuk skipped b_\' A. E. smaill defeated W. J. Clcm- enb, N. Y.. 15-7 last night to win the Royal Cnlccloninn TFOphYi cm- blematic of llie Slilgits rink cham- pionship of the Canadian Branch of the Royal Caicdonmu Curling Club.

Iiarliiiie 5 Shcrhrocke B series)

Quclu-c lnli-rmetlizilc Final Joliciic 4 Quebec 6

(First of taro-game total-goal scr- ics)

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(First, in bost-ot-five games 11-191,

IF AMHERST. N. s.. March l7 —~4C- l

— Point Dc Bulc biopic Louis

'won the chinupiiviisliiii of ill!‘ Am-

herst Rural llm-krv Ii-NIQIII‘ Satur- clay be defeating Allin" 2-! to lair" their ll05l—0l-illl'(‘(‘ round 2-1 in games _

Jones scored both Fmiilc l.)e Blur grmlls, while Eric Silica got Aulacs

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v I'M some TO Memo ' HIS PANTS,BLJT I'VE SEEN EVEQYTHING FROM A WHITE MOUSE TO $ITTING Buugs EVE TOOTH COME our OF ‘A I ,. ‘THESE CAVES OF , - MYSTERY.’

m;- flic IID_\'§ was swelled by two on hiiturday when “r. and Mrs. Iirucst Bccr of (‘harlolclnwn Ic

with the “rcarguarcPto take in 1M series and follow the squad rllhi l0 the cnd of the trail.

Ml‘ and Mls. ‘Begr sire two of thi’

team's ninst ardent >llli))0l'i(‘l's and!

are crmviiicctl that the Island sound i \\'llI advance to ilic hl‘('(lll(l round hi .' the expense of the Pcrili team.

l O t I O l Jmt when thr- firsi game will fake

emle Downs Borden Team 4-2

In Sudden Death Came; Enter Maritime Playoffs

- The series “C"

Tho Kensington Bombers captur- ed the Juvenile Hockey Champion- ship of Prince Edward lsfand with a 4-2 victory over Borden i:i a sud- den death game played in Kcnsmg- tori rink Saturday.

The winners leave for the main- larid this mornng to engage the Amherst Juveniles, champions of Navo Scotia and New Brunswick for the Maritime Crown.

In one of the fastest encounters played in Kesirigton rink th;s sea- son the home boys carried off the honors after a. bitter struggle with the fast Borden team.

The outstanding man on tho ice was young Richards who stopped a ton of rubber in the Borden nets as the Bomber snipers fired shots at his cage from every COIiCYlViIUIG angle.

Borden got the first goal less than two minutes after the game opened when sexton, clever for- ward scored on a brilliant solo ef- , fort. Kensingtcn did not take long l getting that one back, however, as t Watts and Mills combined for a i tally at the 4:30 mark with the former getting the goal. Simmons beat the Borden goalie on a beaut- iful combination play with Jardne and Deacon hail‘ way through the peréod to send Kcnsington into the I ea . ‘

Sexton on a pass from Campbell ‘_ made the count read 2-a1l shortly after the second period commenced and try as they did neither team could break the deadlock and the period ended with the teams tied. The third period WES half over before the deadlock was brcken and the Kensington fairs saw their home team forge to the front of a il-2_ count when Jardino scored on a pass from Deacon. Young Richards was kicking them out 11kt a vet- eran at this stage of the game but

Providence And Indianapolis Playoff Dates

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March l7 —-tAP)- Officials of the Interna-

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

A Canadian record of 24 years

standing for the 40-yard dash was Mnashed at Hamilton four ago today when Sammy It ciiaruson of Toronto made the QlMJllCE in 4.5 seconds, l-l0 better Kerrs 1912 mark.

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was finally forced ‘lo bow tinder mo pressure. As Borden threw" every man up the ice in a desperate ef- fort to tie the count, Watson real. izcd on a pass from Mnciienn win less than two minutes loft m p..i_v.

Only one penalty was hgiidey niit in llic cleanly contested giiina which was refereed by Ian Driirucn and "Pep" Darrach_

Lineups:

Kcnsinlfitin: Gctif. McKri‘. fcncc, Salter, Clark, Drummond: forwards, A. M ils, Macliean, Watson, Deacon, Jardzns, Simmons, MacNeill, Bimms, I-[eesclh en and G. Mzlis.

Coach, K. S. Howaft. Ken Madman.

Manager,

Burden: Goal, Richards: defence, Dalziel, MncTavisli, J. Dor ey. A- hem; forwards, Sexton, campbell. gag“ s, MacDonald, McIririis atid ll.

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Coach and Manager, Reg Roger»

Tra-il Smwowlze Eaters~ Seek Allan Cup

NELSON B. C. March 1‘f -(CPP —'1"he powerful Trail Smoke Eaters, who have picked up UlCIWO rncst- prized amateur hockey titles smil- able; in the last two ytears. prepared tonight for an attempt w regain the Alien Cup.

Smokies became British Columbia. representatives in the Dominlort hockev playdovrns by defeating Nel- son Maple Leafs 3-1 Saturday in the fourth name of their best-of-five S€Tl05 for the Wat Kootengv 591i- ior league title. The league is the only senior circuit operating in the coast province.

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Providence in the series “A" play- l offs Miiicli 19 and 2i. Providence will play at Indianapolis March 24 i and if necessary a fourth game will be played March 26 in In- diunapolis.

_If a fifth game isriecessary it xii be played in Providence March l

playoff will start Springfield March l9 and move to the west, cities to be de_ fermined as result-s become known ‘Iéhe series “B" dates are undecid- e .

Auditorium tomorrow and Ottawa fans will have a chalice of witness-

In in action the squad that Iiavc suffered only two defeats in 0 games,

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Performances to come. and not ast ones. count. froni now on. but "als will be out lo add aiioliicr sOTlf-BS victory to their string and Mi- vrmce to meet the Quebec WiYIIlCYS.

Gordon Drillon of '|'(lI‘llIIl0, net- Sally Hughes of (‘harlnllcintviu

o t o - Altliou li now making licr iimue in Toron , Mrs. Drillon has been

rLu-c is a mnllrl‘ n! conjecture ns def- inite word has not lvccn Iicard yet u iu-ther it ls Monday or Tuesday But M-mrlav m- Tncsrlily. Royals will he .I‘("Il'I\'. Fans‘ at homo can rest as- wurwl vi that. In tho meantime if ‘lin- gnme takes place rm Tuesday. Royals will workout at the 011M"!

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following the Royals foals all son- son and lust hcforc parting nl iMntiircnl Slﬁllﬂll Mrs. Drillon ev- ltciiderl in Bert. Jﬂkk and Clll'i.\ livr ilicsi wishes rm" an Ihlaiui ririorv and lwishcd tlicni carried i0 lllr‘ remain- jder oi the squad at Ottawta. |

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