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Gerard Cote Wins Boston M

History Of Famed Race

Becomes 6th Repeater In l l

By BILL KING _ Assotiuted Press sport Writer

BOSTON. April l8 —(AP>—Lltt1e Gerard Cote. a Canadian infantry se1"re.1nt stationot. at Valleyfield. Que, iXtCulilll.‘ the sixth repeater in the 47-year historv of the finned Boston A.A biursthoii today when h; tinishecl 11 minute. 38 l-.'1 sec- <>11<t~ ahead o! Pt a Jflllllll)’ Kelley

'l‘ vs Army TlY-‘Y ._ side over all out five itiiles .11 the hilly 26 vurtl strut-h from Hun- ' 11 to titc back bail" section of r. .~ lziv. C111‘ Iilzliile rf Si. Hyariilthe, zvh 1.2.1 110i l1".~ l1l>l B A A l" 1.0!‘) (‘iii llilbPflil (‘Plllll ("her ""'("(*=‘ - 2.1151151 34 Iii-Y) worlds.

ii‘ N*‘.()i1:1l flirti- \\ :.~ a (‘l(\.\(= tlilt"l in

2:30:41. Lloyd Bairsiow o! Bosloul now in the United States Navy. WM fourth ln 2:33:47 and Leslie Paw- son of Puwtucket, R.I._ thrice a B. A A victor, was fifth ln 2135158- Baltimords husky Don Heinicke. who finished fourth, third and s90- ond in the last three Boston "grinds", wound up in sixth place and the others in the first l0. inl order, were Bill Wiklund 0f Clifton,’ N.J . Tony Mecleiros and poo, Young, both of Medford, one. Niikei O'Hara o! New York and the Unltezll States Navy l Tm- 55-year-old Clarenoe Demtlr. of Boston, the winner of seven of the 25 starts he has made in this endurance race. was 17th in 2-57.58 11nd Eiiiioil (‘Farzant Brown, the, \ s'erl_\"_ R l.. llidian who Ion (he i). "i: liutne lti i936 and 1939. was, the ‘list to cross (he finish linc. i All of tile-m. including Ccle. who} \\’lL~ handicapped b" a week-old; “illikle inllllT, Yfill ill HbOUt (hPlTl iilrshiiie order ail the way. l in 15th place tvas Fred M. ‘ Briihm of the Canadian Anny. 111i the time of 2:52.23. ant". Walter} Nichols. also of the Canadian Anny i Lived 31st with a time 0f 31431.] Rrrh ire from Halifax. i Aclrioti Prcntwst of Quebec City‘ Was 16th His time was 2:53.50.

Collin Fleotri Wins espite injury To Foot i

lifluebeo ‘Sea Gulls

In Eastern Finals

OTTAWA, April lB-(CPP-Que- bee Sea Gulls turned back Petuwa-

“Enemy” llorsesi Make Bid For Big Classics

Bv ALLAN N ICKLESON

(Canadian Press Staff Writer) NEWMARAEI‘. Lngluiitl, April l8 “(CH-Race llulses uWlLCl t)» fl L»n.hA4§il| \.1\.Hy i ulnr-ltll (cult! “e11 gallop ' nlllgllall 13180 l‘ LlilU the i1uss1u...\ llnb caused u on oi cye-uiow lilting. it's all quite l1 LiJl-Jltdli that CillllC out when n YUvUJLd that Litre.- rating; unlit-d by hint/l. Boussitc, Ll Pitllikillllllill 111 (irniiliil-t";cupieti L0i'l'll.0l‘_\', are ciiiereo 111 live classics-Tho Dcrut Oaks, 200d Guineas. 1.000 Guineas and the 5t.

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Le ' 4 inc tlirce-Auilbis 11. Aclius 11nd

Cynthia ll-ptus u uoilplu of others" owned by Boussiic are unuor the control of the LIllSlULiiilll oi neili, Property. Tnev are trained bv Steve Donahue, one of Britain's former Jockey steals who is Boussavs a- gent 111 LillS country. “lhe custodian nas power to sch illll‘ oi the horses and SETUYLII have been sold." Steve said. “Io has control oi all nloiiies

(Mob Scenes

THE CHARLOTTETUWN

By FRASER MacDOUGALL Clntudian Press Stuff Writer TUKUIJIU, April 1H -(CP)— ‘Ii-le fleet Winnipeg Rangers from

triunllii over Oshavvas (tavcred Li-enerals Saturday; night in the openiilg game of (he best-ob, (seven series fol" ‘land the junior

[the wvs: sped to a surprising 6-5 the

_ hockey champion- jSillp oi tiiie Dominion. I The lust skating Winnipeg squad lgack-é-vheckeld the povtzrful eastern y ana (on c T-Jfiplflllfi lLZy lfroin bell to bell and mt loose with; (an _r1ll-out offensive in m; second: ‘PPHOCI of a thrill-paced game to score foul" goals which clinched the victory.

While the GPUEFQIS scored two (goals ill the firs: period and got

two more in the first halt of the 2-Osllawa. Scherzo (Batten) l5:2'l1 (third. they wercift really rolling in 3—Wlnnipe8. Boorman

high gear until the closing minutes

peg nets.

The two teams, which meet here the Memorial Cup~ tomorrow in the second game of the series, tnalntained a puce all the way tans were kept. in an uproar by the "- unending succession 0f breath-tak- almost. lng plays.

1—Osltawa. Scherzo (F. Bennett) ’ 1:29

17:28

Penalties — Batten (2), Juoda.

L-Wiltnlpeg. Gardner :08

GUARDIAN

i Winnipeg l/Vins Opening m; Johnson Came For Memorial Cup; Defeat Oshawa By 6-5

i or (he 3mm when “my cu; kxmghold a licence lo train race horses, with a powerful attack which pro- duced one gsal and only tell short 0f Bqllfllllillg the score because of spectacular play of l1eavity- l (Stonewall) Jackson in the Winni-

Beoomes _ Jockey

BALTIMORE, Md, April 18 — (AP)— Judy Johnson. 20. second iwolnan l11 the United States to

became the first oi’ her sex in Malyland racing history to be (node it bonafide professional rider when til: Maryland racing commission Saturday granted her a steeple- chase Jockey’; licence She l; belle

woman in the United 5tates to be grantee. a jockeys licorice.

Doug

dazzling and ttie 12,739

(Aces Defeat Bravos 'ln Exhibition

dsilléelAces dfiifgated tithe] “Braves i’ — n an ex ltion so a game ‘Cmemam played over the week-end. 1t was played in Victoria Park,

The Aces ran up much of their score in the first three innings. They were the winners last year of [the Knights of Columbus trophy in a league sponsored by the Char-

SUMIMARY First Period

Second Period

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Baseball Season Opex.

APRIL 19. 1343 -

This Week; Fans Seem A Interested In Sport As Eve

By JUDSON BAILEY

Associated Press Sports Writer I mow YORK, April 1a —(AP)— l lBaseball opens another war- lshrouded season thlfi Week Wlllli ‘the National and American Lcaw

as interested as ever in the sport, that the pennant races will be as entertaining as ever and that the schedules will be carried through‘ to their normal conclusion. _

No one is overlooking the diffi- culties ahead, including the factl that

being called to military service} But the reception the major lea- gues have received this pring dur- in! their transplanted training program has convinced all observ- ers that interest has not been e- clipsed by sterner issues.

The curtain will be raised Tues- day at Washington with the Sen- ators playing the Phlladelphlfl Athletics a day ahead of the got- away for other clubs.

On Wednesday all 16 clubs are

star performers constantly are.‘ regul

reasonably good Choice lo

suffered major lcsscs.

certain to characteristic battles and my own selection [g

'I£le Redbirds will in» v.1 M; ‘ ficldus Terry Moore aiiil E Slaughter as well as Johiliiv B“ ley, the rookie pitcher (vile ed 21 victories during 11"..» season and two .1i1.)1i.~l sirns ozer the Ya 111 (lie W0

Th»: Bronx Bomb-cm litre b; reduced to cal) pistols by the d tillrturc of Joe DlM ' Hienrick, Phil Rl wit.

.1 p: l refill

yed to be m; {p53, ‘gues both confident that fans are] Series

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tlic scasol‘ Willi mil). l‘-\(I 1191,10‘- . Joe CrOlTlflll in 1hr iuiii and Cflarley Keller. i11 the outilel 'Y‘"~ "lzlkees. l1o\\"1~\or_ ma", 70p! :0 h;

This writer's own opinion oi

- u e "ncir (fillet rliuls

flnlfh in the American Leagug New York, Boston, Cleveiaild.5 Louis. Detroit. Washington, C111“ go, Philadelphia.

The National League is filing have another oi i wide-n-iwoii oeiilu.

(all Grenades 7-3 here last night to

Willi the! EQSICPII Canada inter-

-. I .. < . . r1“..- lll6(l2ll6 ‘ICC ey semi- inal series,

$L’$.c"‘{?il,ll<r‘ ffrpm earning the right to meet the Ont-

" ‘ ‘ (“a ‘n. ‘ My ario Hockey Association inter-

!“ 5P“ “l, “wfl . liietiiaie champions. Aurora Army, Cell" PW“ in the Eastern finals

carded for action.

The world champion Cardinals in the Notional League and the perennially pace-setting Yankees in the American League have been established as favorites to repeat

FBCClVLU un". the l-nu of the \v'.1r.".

Steve gets prim by the custodian l for keeping and training the horses l s

0f BOUbStlC, who iii pro-War day

S-Wlnnlpeg. Coleman (Russell. McDonald) 3:51 6—Winnlpeg, Coleman 9:08 7—Winnipc!. Russell McDonald) 14:16

lotletown Council. It is expicted a similar league will operate this year, The Braves. too, layed in (Coleman. that league last; season. (Patriot please copy.)

5-" 1"" 550E“ the eventual winner is Brooklyn,

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‘ April 23. the second April $5. and if ll third gain? is nccessarv it lvlll be m 3;, played on April 26. All flames W111

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lnll sol) of the $75,080 Cl1ur.~i1lll 1 won 11nd lef‘. Allen} e .~.\\"(1:"'." till‘! lviigilts Jfiilllllfi’ Ding-l . cashig him up;

10 the w e. 1.11 11/1 ('!lllli)E’l'l'Jll. in 1:43 ftr the l two fifths of a k record. He van. l-Lw-l Shot should; . (he '

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Reie-‘i ("oilii biiik

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crmv-l 0i. $2.710 for Si! was . 9L’ lulu the niutilel . "-1" "it" all re- . over 1'11 l\:i\' Yoi." i filo ll.) lind been 5140i‘ (l ed" how i s

Page Joe Louis For Army Date

CAMP LEE. Vo. Allri] IEL-(CP) —Oh. Mr. Co1111_ ll1.i 1111111 inav be‘ arolllitl to visit \'0ll itgaili. l

(Jnpluin Jack 5 "iilger. Clllllp

'~ ofilcci". is iitvestlllatllg

ilitv oi’ liliviiiu Sergeant

Jce Lou —thsi hezi\flvlvcleiit rham-' 711011 - collie to Cami) Lee for a 129‘.'S')lllll upmarliiiee. It‘ arrange- ments are made, Louis ivlll meet (‘or val Billy Conn llI‘l‘€‘—0Ll‘.'<ldt‘. g. Conn. the No. l contender.

th- Ncgrn ho1"~1'>:-1"'s crolin, is ing lllS ucttir hel"c_

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AT THE FORUM i 2) Quill s- 2o 2% Hr’s SKATING

8 TILL 10.30 THE HAPPY THRONG

Quebec had won the first two games [r0111 tile Pctflwalva Ariny (c.1111 i11 Quebce city. 15-3 and 8-4, iaknil: the best-of-five series in s. sight gillllCS,

The first gzltne of the best-oi lill'f‘l‘ Eistclll fluuls will be played

21111157115 Basebafl

By The Associated Preso At Wilmington, Del. _ Toronto (Int) 4; WilmnlT-On (Int-State) 4. (Calif-d end of 71st by lllPill At. Si. Ltlllih Si. Louis (N) ll. St. Louis (A) 0 At New York l Washington (A) 9, New York (N) l

agree-

Al Boston

Boston (N) 3, Boston (A) 5. At Detroit

PHFtllfKh 0, Detroit (A) 1 (l0 timings) At Jersey City

Newark (Int) 0; Jersey City (Int)

(N)

A1 Philadelphia Phllzldelphia (A) i, Philadelphia N) 4

M Brooklyn New York (A) 2, Brooklyn (N) 4 At Baltimore (lt1t) 7, Baltimore (Int)

At Chicago

Chicago (A) At Cincinnati Clt-‘xcfand (A) 1, Cincinnati (N) 2 Saturday

Cleveland (A) 2. Cincinnati (N) 3 At St. Louis

St. Louis (A) 9, St Louis (N) 4 At Chicago‘

Chicago (N) 5, Chicago (A) 6

At Detroit

Pittsburgh (N) 0, Detroit (A) 2.

1. Chicago (N) 4

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FREE OF POSTAGE

Because of this and because there are no foxes or import duties-

76¢ Will Send 300 SWEET CAPS

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These prices apply lo prisoners of war only. To order, address:

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Dominion of Canada Postal

raced on a large scale 111 Eil"itlild' and France. Buussao won tllDuLLUJU ,1

Gulneus u‘. Nelviiilirket, with Dyso- ei in 1040.

All i)!" s" from the horses c1) to‘. the cilsiotliau tor settlement lviiznf the (var ciltis. Bzit no one has an-i swered this qll(‘.S.ll1llI Wilt the i11"o-, fits (if any) llilii their (lav to‘ Boussac tiller the war? King's Horses

There's qultr- a bit oi (url gos- sip to be nli-kcll lit) éifitllld New- market those nipnt" morning,- as trainers run hopefuls through gul- lops.

A or instance. the Kings ‘fipstaff has been running well and the gell- (ral belief its that the (roll 1s being groomed especially tor 1h." 3.0T.) Guineas. Best (idrls im- Tillalfilf 111 (he Guineas are iU-l. while he is 33-1 for the Dflby‘.

Gordon Richards. the King's No. l jockey, will be up on Tiisstaff in the 2.000 Gilineas but llflibilblv \\.lli ride for the Ana l§llflil in the Der- by. Gordon, Biuiitainls champion lockev rode Derbv favorite Nas- 1"ullah i11 21 inilc gallop lit three- parts speed. along with Untiddnd, and reported hinlscli‘ as "hell-pleu- sed" with isrullahs DCFfOFlllfllKE.

lire olvneci bv the Aga . presently residing iii Swit-

GLASGOW. April i8 “(CF Cable)

—Mob scenes believed unpleceziclit-f Wfl-‘hflvjwh NPIE-Oll 5'47 ed 111 British sporting llistorv i11:1l"-‘ 9—WlY\l11lli‘-¥.

rcti Saturday's Inte_i"11luional soccer, match here in ivhich England ae-‘ feated Scotland 4-0 to fifth victory in nine wartime starts. The crowd was announced as 105.000 3.000 more than the police limit for Hampzien Park, but observers said it was closer to 140.000

When this wartime record throng rushed the gates :15 they opener. hundreds ivcre caught and joslled in the Jilnt and 64 spectators were treated for minor injuries, includ- ing: several who were hurt climbing the fences 5lllT0lllldiflK the staclum. Oile middle-aged woman died of a heart ailment while watching the game

AdilllSSlml was ncl limited to lit-lief holders as is; the custom in big matches he'll. in London. Only 14.000 reserved seats were sold and the rest of the IZfDUlldS were thrown on-en to ‘he public through admis- sion turnstiles,

aeriand.

His AIajesi_v's-1"11rers (viii show their forni when Nelviniirl-tey opens a two-day meet this month (April. Knight's Daughter and Poi1_1t To Point are entered in the Fillies Stakes for two-ycar-olds: Crimson Llkf‘ in the Caxioti Stakes for t\v0-_";cl1 and threrw a - old Open Warfare it1 the file long Sevcrals Stakes,

Some Canadian Sport Snapshots

By CHARLES EDWARDS Canadian Press Staff Writer

TORONTO, April l9 --(CPi_ (luUNDAY- Nell Co.villo tells what, ntflkcs ' twa Coulmatlttlos‘ gicat COIVlIiC-Slllblfik)‘ forward line click. 'lhe ivay he (old it to

(Ottawa Journal) ll/estwick. s! a rlllffitlfill of three tiockcy strolling ttigcthei" ovci" a

"1 .. lvorkuig out their .11"1:i11g eutu others

Nit ills brother, Mac, and _\lLX shlbltkjv start-ezl togeuner with he Brooklyn Crcscrnts in the

e111 US. Amateur League it1 turned professional ill

I Pliiintlclpllizi ilanlblrrs

1d itlovtd into the lzig little “till

rlv York lturgcrs the follotviiig ~;1.\o11. 'l'hey've been to;.c.('.1cr ‘ cl cut as (ltrcc punk

_ild once W." got lvtlctltfl‘ We

tli rn was =1 yo!) for (‘it'll

vs NPll, I rloil‘) think any

1:~.-.e iron" far without

The . s shout to

cit (lie ie. ‘Then we

. drying shunts so that every expression meant settle-tiring."

Jlmiol" N H11“.

Acting Presldetit Red Dutfon of the National Hockey League ls heudiltg back hcnle to Calgary in clean up srmc personal busineas. He sees no reason “my (he League iriould not Oncrate next 50418011 "so loiiiz as we owerntr within the law

effort." He csvlaitwsi: "We could fill our ranks with juniors and there Ill‘)? hundreds of llocd ones avail- a e."

incidentally" > v—~

It l: ltepnrted (Ital. New York Rangers considered Mike Karakas, former Chicago Black Hawks play-

CAPS"

e1". as solution in their goal-keeplitg worries this your bill. (he Provi- dence club wanted 515.000 for him Lester Patrick fizured that was loo ntuch for :1 35-year-old goalie.

. .Ha1nlltnn junior hockey club has obtained an lH-vear-old Port Arthur star. i-Hroirl Brayshaw. for next winter. 'I'hev‘re also angling for two other Inkohead boys. Al- bert Shewehuk and Jack Marshall.

LOS ANGELES. April iii-ICE’)- Moiilrtvil (Jnitnlliells .\"('()l'f‘d a hard fr) it 3-2 victory nv'r Victoria

here §’lt.lll‘(|TlV night before a l u’ 6'16’). 'l'h~ win give Mont-

n ilircr to one lend in the EH

and don't Interfere with l-he war‘

FOR SALE

At McNeiWs stables. Buntain &‘Be'l’s wharf 50 choice horses. Terms to suit purchaser.

Wellington McNeill

Penalties - Johnslone, Gardner.

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l0—(‘)s'1awa. Nelson 1 l ll-Oshawa. ‘Smith g3 n “S Penalties - None.

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& Son.

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BREEZE TWAFT TH‘ DELICIOJS scant Riel-n"

VANCOUVER. April 18 —-(CP)— Victoria RCAF. defeated Edmon- ton R C.A.F Devils 66-46 here Saturday night and took a two- (Colcnlan) Kaine lead in their best-of-flve

. series for the Western Canada mflgley 10.12 senior men's basketball champion-

Third Period

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the pennant conquests they achiev- ed last, year although the inroads of the draft on key players may scramble the entire situation.

All beams already have seem )1 many of their important players enter the armed force, but, none have been tapped any more heavily than the two rivals of the i942 World Series. '-