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‘Features Saturday Night's Tilt, “Black Elia" Com-
l fighting band of feminine hoc- keyists. the Summerside Pzimroaes. entered Crystal Rink Saturday night with the glint ofbattle in their eyes, staged a sensational comeback. and held Preston Rlvulettes to a. 1-1 draw in the final game of their series for Eastern Canada honors. The local girls down but not out. upset the" dope and forced Preston ladies to work hard to hold their four goal lead galllcd in Friday night's shutout. ‘The Rlvulettes having won the round 5-1, advanced to meet Winnipeg for the Dominion title and the Lady Bcssborough Trophy.
‘The Primrases curried the play to their opponents through most of the game, but the Rivulettcs‘ smart passing aggregation managed plenty of dangerous attacks that gave Dot Harris some spectacular net minding. She, however, proved practically unbeatable, and turned aside all but one of their lightning shots on the net.
TEAMS CAUTIOUS
A scoreless and somewhat cauti- ous first period saw the Primroses gaining confidence and playing far smoother and faster hockey than on Friday night, For the second stanza. the Rivulettes were one, player short lIDi‘ l. total of nine minutes as ref- erees Silllphant and MccQum-rlc, keeping a. close watch on their ac- tivities, waved four of them to the cooler through the ‘period. The local squad forced the issue and were m- warded when Irene Silliphiints hard drive eluded Ranscombe half way rthrough the session. The Rivulettes counter came in the final frame. when H. Schmuck beat Harris on a close-in shot. The Primroses were going strong for the last ten minu- tes of play and penetrating the hitherto unbeatable Preston defence. I'm; locals forced Ranscmnbe to the
mnvmoses some nu The initial period saw the fight-
ing Prlmroscs sextette open a. fast power play and for the better part
P011011: of a minute, mixed it in a. wild me- sewn“ m h u ‘b lee around the Preston net. The vis- letlggwggagfrsid“ s‘ p am ( n‘
ftors finally cleared and settled back into s. semi-defensive form of play, contenting themselves with break- ing up the locals‘ combination thrusts. The Rlvulettes gradually pub on the pressure and stagedcn exciting fast passing attack behind the Summerside blue line bombard- ing Dot Harris with a variety of shots which she copably turned aside. Two minutesbefora the end of tho session Minnie Boswell drsw u one-minute penalty for catchinz and holding c. Preston shot. With Just u. few seconds to go N. Rans- combe drew a. rest for tripping and ‘me Primroses forced the nece- Btarting the second stanza. a 1118i!" short, the visitors adopted a defen- give style of play and staved off the flgngqgous rushes oi the thoroughly aroused home Sqllfld- N0 59°F" had they returned to full strength when H. Schmuck drew a. Penalty and the Prlmroses raged around the pet. The locals’ unceasing attack was finally rewarded when, taking advantage of M. Schmuck’: banish- ment, they bottled up the visitors behind their own blue 11118. Irene Linkletter taking Zilpha Llnklettcfs ‘mooth pa“; to drive B, blazing shot past Ranscombe and Dub the Prim‘ vases one up.
DRAWS MAJOR Hawkins drew the only major
ROUND TRIP BARGAIN
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tres, z. Linklctter, M. Gallant; right wing. Mrs. Irene Silliphant, Alice
penalty of liic series wiicil she threw her stick to rob Irene Sillipll- ant when she had the goalie at her mercy. At full strength again, the Rivulettes returned to their gauging methods and Dot Harris was forced to rise to spectacular heights-to keep out the flying rubber. The Rivulct- tes troubles were not over, JOWCVQI’, as Sault drew a two minute rest for high checking Linklettcr. From the face-off in the finnl round, the Prirnroses organized a speedy pas- sing attack which drove through the Rivulettos defcncc to end in u. pilo- up in front ‘of the not, Ransccmbe making a, brilliant save. Forcing the pacc, ilie locals took advantage of the tiring Preston squad and hurled play alter ploy against the visitors‘ stalwart dcivnce, who wore hard put to tum tile invaders back. Eludlng the Summcrsldc defence, H. Schmuck went close in to drive an unmolested shot at Dot Harris, who moxie o. miraculous snvc. lluxvkiils went in on A similar play mid gave a goal mouth pass to H. aicliznxick. who tied up the game.
With both Ioiward lines working
smoothly, the Primroscs carried the 1e80, was draped on the ropes, tak- ing a vicious bombardment with- out semblance of a defence.
play tothe visitors, who promptly smeared them before they ‘resume dangerous. Parr was bailished for tripping and the locals swarmed tile enemy citadel] In the lust fcw sec- onds, Vlmy Jones stickhandlcd her way through the defence and blazed a waist high sllot which Runscombe just saved. - LINEUPS PrimrosewGoal. Harris; defence, Gay, Boswell, H. Montgomery; cen-
Noonan; left wing, Vlmy Jones, Pat Mcbeilan. ltlvulettes-Goal. N". Ranscombe; defence. Sault, Parr; centre, H. Schmuck: wings, H. Ranscombe, M. Schmuck: sub, Hawkins. Referees—Ralph Silllphant, Ernie McQuurrle. SUMJWARY First Period: No score. Penalties—l3oswell, H. Ranscombe. Stops-Harris, 5; Ranscombc, l.
Penalties-J-I. Schmuck, M. Sch- muck, Haxvkins, Sault. Stops—I-iarris, 3: Ranscombe, 2. 'I‘hird Period: 2--Preston. H. Schmuck. kins) 12.05. Penaltles—Pai-r. Stops-Harris, 3: Ranscombc, 5.
BRIIINSTRIM Tannin furs Al aqua 1-4
MONTREAL, March l0—Dcfln- iitely eliminated from the National Hockey league play-off race but with one eye cocked on next year's contracts, Detroit Red Wings con- tinued their spurt for ihc finish lino today following a brilliant 5-3 win over Montreal Canadicns nt the Forum here last night-
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TORONIO. March lO-Tllc big, bad Bruins from Boston, boosting openly that they wouldn't mind at all playing Toronto's Maple Lcflfs l in the National Hockey League finals, have left unquestioned proof in flllS stronghold um if any teem is to humble the Ileafs in the plfly- offs it, might as well be ‘the Bruins-
Bcfore the biggest crowd to 1am Maple Loaf Gardens for hockey this scason-l-Lzlik-Boston beat down a fumbling Toronto defence last night and WIllpDPd‘ in four goals in the third poi-loci to win 7-4, and climb into 1hr.» American section lead. The Bruins stepped s full mime ahead of Chicago Black Hawks.
Babe Biebert and Red Homer of the Leafs waved sticks at each other near the end and both drew major penalties.
5'1‘. LOUIS. March iii-JAPA- Now York Rangers flashed champ- ionship form to tum back llw gcmppy st. Ilouis Eagles o-l in a National Hockey League ' much Saturday night.
The victory nsured the Ransvfs of third place in the Amer-icon div- ision, but Detffllt Red Wings stil. may tie them for thiplsydlf pos-
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nine in the sixth round, Hamas gamely stuck it out for three more chapters while the crowd implored ofliclals to give him quarter. Hamas scarcely could raise a. glove in his own defence in the last two rounds, rocking around the ring like a. rud- derless ship in o. high sec. as Schmel- ing grimly stalked him.
he sat in his dressing room, Hamas refused to offer any sort of alibi.
he muttered between battered lips.
are the 1935 Canadian badminton champions:
Kelowna, B. C.
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pletely Outclasses U. S. Contender ‘In Mat-ch to Meet Baer.
(By Gayle Talbot. Alsooistcd Prflss Sports Writer) (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)
HAIVHSURJG. March iii-Fighting one of the gieat battles of his car- eer, Max Schmeling put himself squarely in line for a championship match with Max Beer in June by beating Steve llamas into a state of complete helplessness in nine rounds tonight.
Seldom has Elly fighter absorbed more punishment than I-lamas did before the little Belgian school- masler-referec, Valoni, halted the JZ-round bout after one minute and ‘l0 seconds of fighting in the ninth,
HANDS HAMAS TERRIFIC 195A TI
ONITHE SIDELINE_S
UNIOR ABEGWEITB left this morning for an invasion of Houston's Rod Indians wig-
wun for the second encounter of their two-game series to decide the New Brunswick-Prince Edward Island titllsts and on the outcome of tonight's battle hinges the fu- ture activities of this year's red and black crew. Defect means el- imination and loss of their title and their opponents tonight will prove a mighty obstacle to hurdle. The Indians proved that when
Inst and in so doing lived up to all advance notices as to their ability. ‘Ihey exhibited signs of crafty coaching and hove several potential hockey stars on their roster- Speed and ruggedness is also very much apparent in their makeup and when they skate out before their home supporters to- night they should bc mighty hard to take.
to:
end awarded the victory to Schmel- mg on a technical knockout.
Draped on Ropes The United States heavyweight, a
football player and former all- around athlete at Penn State (Jol-
Down three limes for counts of
His face scarcely recognizable as
"I simply ran into p, better man,"
Badminton ' Champions
(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) OTTAWA, March lit-Following
Ladies singles-Margaret Taylor,
1:13?!“ Bllldles-Rod Phclan, Tor- Ol1 .
Ladies doubles~Ruth and Mar- garet Robertson. Ottawa.
Men's doubles-L, K. Coles and ' J- E- Slbbald, Woodstock, Ont.
Mixed doubles-LMargarct Rob- ertson, Ottawa, and George Good- win, Camp Borden, Ont.
itlon.
NEW YORK, March ill-All po- sitions in the International divi- sion of the Notional Hockey League were settled here tonight as New York Americans showed a. surprising form reversal to whip Montreal Mai-cons 4-2.
Defeat robbed Montreal of its faint chance of tying the first place Toronto Maple ' Leafs and the section standing will be ‘Por- onto, Maroons, Canadiens, Ameri- cans and St. Louis Eagles regard- less of results of remaining games.
DETROIT, March l0--Eddie Shore's overtime goal tonight gave Boston Bruins a 2-l victory over Detroit Red Wings in a. National Hockey League match before 8,000 fans. The victory gave Boston a record oi’ five victories and one tie in six games with tho Wings this year.
CHICAGO, March Black Hawks and New York Ran- gers battled through '10 minutes to a 1-l- tic tonight in s bitter hockey battle for second place in tbs National Hockey league's United States section. The win enabled Chicago to hold their one-point margin over Rangers.
After a scoreless first period Black Hawks went into the lead in the second only to have Rangers come back in the final 20 minutes with the tying goal. Neither team
gin. But that game is history and now that they have withstood the first assault it is a. safe bet them
that last year they practically won the title away from home, the fact
strongly that the two-province title is by no means settled and that Moncton fans are in for a close, bitter struggle tonight. that breaks could easily decide.
writes finis to the local team's ac-
deservlng of praise for their sea- son's work. Hit hard when several
OWEVER, DEFEAT is farthest from the minds of those in the Abegweit camp, Nervousness, so apparent in the opening skir-
mish has been replaced by a quiet
confidence in their ability to come “m” “and” “Ward “"5 “m”
through with the odds seemingly
sucked "m", them and the 1m for the future. Mr. George McLeod disns will have to be decked out in. “muwmd a’ m°u°n that‘ was “m” i" 3§“§i.£’“§§§§é.°’§.°i°"§§"§ $5.332 . _ u teat“ rr..‘=‘:.i:l::.: iw; “=00? g m- R. throughout the Stadium. The local - Si’ ° b“ M“ - - T°""“
fulliwar "regalia if they are
crew gave a smart performance Friday night and were every bit as good as the invaders. In fact had they cashed in on their scor- ing chances in the first period alone today they might easily be enjoying a three 0r four goal mar-
will be no more of the same mis- takes. And when one remembe a
is brought home to their followers
the
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NIEZRMEDIACPE Abegweits‘ de- feat at the hands of the high- powered Edmunsloiz Eskimos
tivities for this season but. meeting elimination the team
in is
of the stars Jumped into senior ranks tho team still carried on. The gaps were filled and they went on to garner the Island title from an experienced Summersidv team, for which fest they deserve n. lot of credit. But the odds were too high when they tackled tho New Brunswickers and although it is of no use in writing about what might have been we cannot help but wonder how they would have fared had the team retained the strength they exhibited when the season got underway. It is likely though that plans are already un- derway for nent year and that they will once more be in there battling for recognition in Intermediate ranks. I I O ISIONB OF A Dominion hockey title for this Island Province once 88am becomes only s dream with the defeat of that fighting band of feminine stars. Summers!‘ Priinroses. by a fast- skating, clever Preston Rivulettea
serving of congratulations but the losers also are entitled to bouquets. 0 t I
EFEATED 4-0 IN ‘I111? opening setto and generally outplayed. the Island tum showed their
grit and ocumgo when they held their opponents to s 1-1 draw in the‘ second encoimisr and in so doing proved that they also are s smart hockey squad.‘ I I
N‘ 1M0!‘ throughout both Rimes they gave of their best; the word beaten wu never in their
vocbaulary and thcy certainly are deserving of plenty encomiuma on
ilniocis TURN BACK Bliiillllll
Enjoyable B a n q u e t
Held By Curlers At Local Rink Satur- day.
l93ll-35 City Hockey League Champio:
they held the locals to o. scoreless draw on Florum icc Friday night
team. Today the winners are dc- fled
Ciimaxing u. gala. afternoon of play on the rinks. in which the formidable Kinlock team turned back the threat of tbn "Big Bur"- for club premacy by one point in a "smashing" victory after an ex- tra end, was the Resident's supper. Guests and club members gathered around the festive board where the spirit of good fellowship prevailed. group songs. ecitations, and short addresses wh g away a pleasant evening.
President Lord expressed pleas- ure at the large number of cur- lers prwent and welcomed the Illests. The supper, b1: said, was made possible through the ' donations of the wholesalers of Charlottetown. Curling has made
and the present interest spoke well
shend confined to hospital in Montreal.
The Dominion, Life trophy won by the "Big Four" was presented by Mr. George McLeod, in the ab- sence of ‘Major McKenzie, to skip Ramkinc MoLaine. The Junior trophy. donated by Mr. Mcleod wu presented to Mr. W. C. Lawson, mate in the absence of skip Swin- dell. and bronze medals were pre- sented the individual rmmbers of the team.
Mr. W. L. Brenton in a. few well chosen remarks congratulated tho games committee upon the excellent
their duties. He then presented the members of the Kinlock team with beautiful silver cups emble- matic of their victory over "Cal" More and his famed Irish. In the absence of Skip Spillet, Mate Harry Winchester of the Klnlooks fitting- ly replied by ballad, tracing the history of the invincible Kinlocks. Mr. P._B. Cobb complimented the catering committee on the fins services at the tvnekly suppers and on behalf of the club presented Mr. William Davies, chairman of the committee, with s small token of appreciation. Mr. J. A. Fraser, who visited ‘IYJNXIIKJ during the play for the McDonald-Brier trophy, infer- viewcd trustees of some with the intention of having an Inland foam represented at the Bonspcil. I-Ic found that the first step was the formation of a provincial associ- ation, to link up with the Domin- ion Association and if possible" seek affiliation with the Royal Caledon- ian Club of Scotland. Mr. Fraser said that steps would be taken to have the Island represented in the ‘Dominion wide contest next year. Mr. B. Roy Holman dons/ted a trophy to the club on behalf of the DeLuxe Oil 0o..- a similar dona- tion was offered by Mr. Lord on behalf of the St. Iowicncc Flour Mills 00., makers of Rogsl Flour. A vote of thanks, moved by Mr.
providing the means for such s sumptuous repeat, was seconded by Judge Duffy, supported by Mr. G. n. Wright and unanimously cu-
Tiie g“.'1el'ing broke up with m: singing of "Auld Lang Sync" fol- lowed by God Save the King.
Rosalia 0f Gama Played
i P. M. ' 0. McKenzie, I". Oorwcll, R. Bell, D. B. Btepart-Gkip 6. Judge Saunders, W. C. lmvson, 1". Johnson. Alex Scott-Skip ll.
‘Ibd Chandler, H. Sslr, 001. Pull. Hyndman-Bkip 9. H. Howatt. J. B. McDonald, P.
manner in which they can-fix‘ out '
J. S. McDonald ... ...
E. Ferguson K. Burhos .
0. H. Black, to the wholesalers for i
[$10M .
Cobb. Black—Skip 8.
Moore-Skip 4.
McDonald. BelchcP-Skip 9. ' 4 P. M.
H. Sear. Dr. McIntyre, C. W‘il- ‘iams. McLainw-Skip 11.
J. B. Johnson, R. Worthy, H. Winchester, spillett-akip l2.
Phil Palmer, F’. A. Mutch, W. Uord, Duffy-Skip B.
Dr. Kceplns. Dr. crcelmsn. Rog Bell, D. A. MoKinnon-Bkip 'l.
J’. f‘ an, J. W. Boulter. J. A. Bentley. W. A. firework-Skip o. W. G. H088. D. Matheson, M. Campbell, Pripps-Skip 8. ~ » ‘l P. M.
W. Bilmett. W. Houston, A. Spil- lctt. W. Duffy-Skip l2.
"Occ" Burke. N. McLean, F. Cord- well. W. Davies-Skip l.
RIHESHBUT
J. D. Jenkins .
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Geo. Leslie ... . J. B. Moore ..
W. Walsh . .
Races next
No dull moments -
SPECIAL : See Get your tickets
canadlan title to the lsurcls they
could score in the overtime-
BRINGING UP FA
the efforts they fnmdskfo add l ‘FHER
have captured in the past.
Helium's victors. successors to the Navy as City Hockey Ingus Cham- Lut year Navy won in s nix tsam league, this your it comprised u: teams, the largest organised les- gue in the Msrltimes, if not in 0on- sda. Holmans victors played Mon- tague Primroscs. last you’: P. E. Island Intermediate (ihsmplons in s
W. Duffy, Art spiilett, J. F. When-r J. Howatt. Peter McDonald, 1".
White, lw.: Walter Fergu , q 1 i own Haw. cool: R0155? 150m‘ 0611M; 3918b Hewett. rw. m; ROW: coach and mmager, mm Mwfllumn sub-smile. .1. McAlca; Maurice Burgoyne, defence; Jim Isl-
two gems series in the Provlncisl semi/finals. They won the first game‘ by one goal. but wens beaten out on tbs round when they loot at Montague 5-2. They took their name from the famous Victor Radios which are sold by tho firm. Out of- 12 starts, lor, lw.: Jimmie Mclnnis, rw,; pa“ filly won ion. tied one And lost one. Whitlock, lw.; Frank Cox. centre-m BOTIDM ROW, left to right: Walter Hoodlum, trainer, '
‘Donates Beautiful Trophies
ST. JAMES’ CHURCH
Y. P, S. Benefit Skate The manbors of the Kfnbck toun who luvs been svnsping
everything before them in Tonight the curling slhitsrvflvsrs mu __ ' an s ev
when flw! sale?“ SPECIAL all tro n s in": Dhylilon yo!‘ "their BAND trf lil.
‘lfivdonstlon In: mods by MUSIC Mr. W. L. Bunion, Vice Presi- dsnt of the Club, s keen and Lu’; All Go enthusiastic follower of the . pastime. The Kfnlociu nssd- Aqlmlggjon_z5c
lels to say deeply appreciated the presentation and will nine the prllcs highly in yen-s to
F. Eddy . . . . .. L. A. McDougsll F. Piokard... W. McDonald A. Dover ... ..- . E. Burke
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T I A ' ht Of Encourage speed skating by attending the Provincial Championship
ritlsy night when the cream of the Island's speedsters will battle it out for Provincial speed skating honours.
YOU WILL BENEFIT.
THE BOY SCOUTS WILL BENEFIT. SPEED SKATING WILL BENEFIT.
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Every race a thriller - Special excursion from all
points - Specialties - Band -- Thrills,
A Worlds Champion Skate Against Time
early from any Boy Scout or several sport centres
and exchange them at The Forum for reserved seats. .
NOTE-Mail orders will assure you of a good scat. All reservations not paid for will be held until 7.30 p. m., Friday night.
Cancel everything else Friday night and see for yourself who will win the GOVERNOR'S CUP - the PREMIEIPS CUP - the MAYOR'S CUP - the FORUM CUP and THIRTY-TWO MEDALS.
First Race 8 O'clock Sharp
CHILDREN'S AND RUSH SEATS 25c
RESERVED SEATS 50c
ONE HOUR SKATE WITH BAND AFTER RACES Drawing for Junior Absgwsit prizes before start of three-mile row
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