PA"F. SIX

2E. Bourke Wins :1n

Miniature

E. Bourke captured hcnor< at a Miniauire ltlfle 511001 111-111 b1" No i Division 81311111.. in time {vsmour- les last night. He scored 11 95.

01111-11. sA-‘vrr-s were. A Spill l! 98 W Dennis 92, J Mayne 88 D. Mayne, 87, F. Pickard 8'7, C. Mc- Kennu 85.

Down The Alleys

HOLY 571MB T30“ LING (‘ommcrcinl League

' Basques

T. Creighnn 2321 31H 201

L. C01 cornn 1H 2.34 2' '

I1‘. 11111311111111 177 291) 184

L. Dulron 331 151i 2-13

P McQuznd 281 217 1.15 Total 3-1152

Prince Grocery

P Cox 193 30-1 i011

1 Qmyywqq; 111.2 1&1 ‘.174

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J D Web.»tL-i' ' ' ' T111111 - 61150 high $111311.- '1'. 011-11111141 113-1

High llnce ‘l’. C1‘1‘I,liill\1l 715"!

surgen‘... vs Guardian Angels.

C. N. R. HOTEL MIXED LEAGUE “t'11n1111i1111s" E. Anderson 170 107 2152 A_ Cgnjpneil 140 131! 13B V. Williams 3375 193 35° M. 01.111 93 15:1 11a 1 A." McFarlano 220 230 1.17 y [_- Ppirier B4 112 141i 3 Total 15901 "Nationals" D. Gordon 184 184 182 M. M11111}: I54 77 190 H. Malmr 183 142 2.3!) H Oulcll 43 7B 57 (j, $11911 I34 107 1131 B, Nolan 1117 226 142 Total 2695 “llu<ilcrs" C Oniell I57 285 189 B Walsh 154 155 166 I Mill 82 118 54 A. Carr 1111 l0’? 153 A, McKeprney 164 316 2112 A, Ryan 108 I54 93 Total 2676

Ladies High Single Margaret Af- Ylock 190. ,

Ladies High Three Margaret Af- (leck 431. Gents Dniell 2B5. . Gents High 'I‘hree Vic Williams I28.

High Single Charlie

Ladies Bowling KELLY AND MCINNIB

TROPHY

Elite! ' J. Dillon 129 1'72 138 M. Duffy 186 191 134 M. Walsh 115 98 110 Dot Kirwnn 107 122 1:13 Low Score 120 112 119 Total 2007

- Sexagonu K. O'Brien 1'75 H3 131 G. Hughes 146 121 140 P. Burke I29 112 119 A, Wigng- I20 117 145 Dot NlcDonaid 136 164 199 1101,81 2137

High Single Dot McDonald 199. ~Hl¢h Three Dot McDonald 549

Tonights Schedule

Ladies League at 7o'ciock 011p- itals Vs Nomads. lloly Redeemer Mixed League _ At '7 o'clock Blue ‘Noses vs, Ma- roons. At 8,30 Ever Hcadys Cats.

Paul Brothers Score Victory

vs. Wild

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON, Jan. fi-Thr: lighting Paul brothers from Rit-hdaie, Alta. —D1=.nny and Packy—ewwd a m" oi’ ceancut boxing victories to- night at the stadium Olub. Danny Paul. 194 1-2. SWDDMI Dick Alien of ‘Plymouth. 183- A118" retired after tho third round of a lcheduled six round bout. Packy Paul, 186. knocked out Johnny Rice. London. 181i. in the fifth round of another nix- rounder.

Fredericton Caps Down St. Croix

(C? By Guardian's Spcoinl Wire]

l1‘. STEPHEN’. NB. Jun. l— "Bun" Mounnhani third period goal. at. the 14 minute mark. save the Fredericton Caps a 5-4 vlvwl’? tonight over Ht. Oroix Maple Leaf! in a remrar game of the Bentham vpw Brunswick Hockey Mazur- Thc victory yrlaocd Midi-I'M"! m1- point behind the Saint John leave-rs. now holding second r1800 1 tho tau-us ntnndinl- Mmlcw" tnroonl the other member o! the "mu! occupies the m "Ill-

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‘Rifle. .Shoot1

“churning- Night 7 oclock, 111- 3

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Toronto in 4 5 611' 4'1 25 Clhldfena 8 5 ti 54 4'7 ‘J2 Amr-ricnns l0 8 2 ~12 35 9!! Montreal 6 i3 l ‘J9 4R i3

UNITED STXPITS IDIVISIHN

131151.011 i3 5 2 45 37 98 Rrngcrs lit '7 2 51111.7 ‘l2 Chlrnran 6 10 3 34 4.3 l5 Detroit 3 l4 3 30 60 I)

BOWLING HOLKEY

Rumor Maroons A Seeking

Return Of Smith In Deal LWith Americans Denied 0"“ Rivals

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 1C1‘: — ,Monlrc11l MHIOUILS are seeking the solutes 0111011111: 81111111, centre 2-11.11", it “'11s announced tonight by lteu 1111111111, Aicruoger of New Yuri. .-\111c1.1-~.111s o1 the .\';1t1.111.1l flock _. iutkPlitf. ‘on mid 111.11, on 111.» (lip 11.

M1111. -;1l i.1.-t wcclz-riiu 111: was ad-

‘vise-Ji by 111111114 Llultir-r, N 11.11. President and dirccior oi L111- Amt-i 11s, 111111 Maroon c111!) 01111-11111. 11.1.1 11pp1"oz1cl1cd him 1'1 garduig; _51111'.l1

"flit-y Hail?“ Mr Culdl-r if 1 “'11s .1 isliuu 111111 1hr \v.1_1' 51111111 11.1.» 1114311151 and 11.1011 lir passed 1111 question on to 1118, I assured Illlll what I was," said Duttoxi. who signed Smzth this season alter he

was 1111-111-11 loose by Boston Bruins I

‘111. 11 liolri-out. liuuior 1110111111 Nlniisou 511111111-

Guruuu i.» l-nui T111112.» P. Gor- hiau, Plcsnlt-nt and present con/111 ‘oi .\1.1.'o1:11.», 1111.» nylon: tu putt ‘T11 11 1.111) 11:11:11‘. skating cun- .P 101' "the H110 who 011cc J~<1‘1\.‘(I :11 .1 111111111111 1111111111’, 111 ‘, 1011113‘, 0111-»

1111111 ...1i.l ‘.15 1i colic-clued 111.- iievr: li1-.11'1l oi such 11 110.11. ‘Du-ping 1111- lusi 11-11 game» w.1l1 ‘us, 111)11.1-_» 11.1» ;i'1,1_\'1-,i 111,», Ina; hoof-115" oi 1111- ..1.~.1, .1.\ or s1-\1~11.»1-.1- ‘ sou... 111111 1 would not purl 111111 , 1111.1 1111' 1 ' 11111111111: 11f 11111111y 1i , ' ' button s11111. , "llut liuolry 1111s I115 11111111- 1.11111 11 ' 111 .\IL1l.l".‘lli 111111 L111.» p111.» 111.1. 1 11111 anxious to 11111.11 1111' 1111.- i11.11.1~. - 1111' to c-ilsuler 1i li 1110 K111111011.» ' sv-up, though, thuis 0111.. isn't 1t ,-l.1_\1r 111. _1h:t 11-1111 111 111k.“ on 111i cvcn l <‘ 1“I' lbw-vii I'd “x1111 1.1 l".1~ l ('111..1 i azul and 11 otllhlil; i .-1111i 111 1111.111." I

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(1101-11-11 51111111. tit-felon cr-ziiic. l but 11c ll1.\1‘\ 1'1 the Afomrr-ni N-i- l 11011111 Hockey League Club li:1d abandoned cfioris to 111-t 1111- I'I(X7i1‘i‘ 111-111 .'\'»-'.\' York Ai111-ri1-s111s_

Fat-mi 1111111 Anicrk 311111111401- Rrd

Dutlni-(s [lfltltlliillflil 111 N1-\\' York 1111111 .\i.»ro1,111» wuntcd 1111- fomicr 111111127 .11 111111111", (‘1011111111 1111111111-

ed his club 111111 ‘appronchui’ Lclt- gne Picsuicxit Frank Cnidc1"‘t.\vo1n~ ' on 1111- 51111101"

' now,

0\'E‘l 111.- 1111-1141-1 » ‘"1110 Picside-nt told 11..- ilicv 11.1.1 1' 11011 1o rvfnin 51111111." 1111-. Alaroon 1n-.1n:1ucrsal<l "'I‘li11' 111.1- ed it lor 111», 111111 tvcvl- (10111- iiuili- ‘

lng 11110111 11. sun-c."

fvlurray Harbor‘ Wins Opener l

MUFFIN‘ Hnrbor Winn: 11111-111211 Y the mlrrciii. im_1'kr-_v .<'c.'1.»o;i 111111, 51 1-0 victory over Mouinsruc. P. E’ 1. l boforc a lnruv 0101-111 o1 inns in the Miirrny Harbor 111111.

Park Fri-sci" blush-d iir-mc 1111- only goal [of il-c g-mnc 1m 11 11111.». l from Vincent Grant. I

The line-ups.»-

Moniagucr (30111. Juniru-a 1W:- Leiman: rlcfcncc. Sid C. '1'. Vin‘ ccnt Grant; forwards. P111’: Frus- er. J. Murdock. W. Landry 11nd N. Comphel.

Wings: Gnui. Lloyd White; (lr- i fence, Lc~tcr White. fir R Ii Mculrie; fnnvnrds, L. I*Il‘1‘l‘llll{_ .-\.

Irvinu. R. Chr-nnmn. C. Conllr-r. C. Hyde and Ii. Siewnri. . Referees: A"i.'»'1ri' Curiic. 261111- lnszuc. and Petr-r ‘White, Mort-111-

Harbor.

1V.H.L. Standing l

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Scottish Curlers Lose To Scotians

((1.1! By (luardlmfn Special Wire)

HALIFAX, Jan. it-Nova Scotlan curlers won three matches out of four azatmt Scottish curicrn to- night, and gave Canada a 3-1 108d as the series fur the Btrathcona

011p opened. The visitors will tour Canada layln: “representative rinks. If

hcy win more games than thc Can- adian rnks, the trophy 808B t0 Scotland.

In tonight! tent match. Truro and Mayflower rinks, plhyitli; Rt the Halifax Curling Club plant, dc- feated rinks representing Wflvfiflfiy and Stmthclydc. Playing at the Mnvfower Club. the Scottish curl- crldwon their lnno match. 01111111111)’ defeating New oinmow 90-". I“ "w other match at the MUIIIWPT plant, Fifeshiro lost to a HlllllX

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Drillfl" Hflldsl Opening Of Island Hockey: 36011118 Lead League At S’side Tonight‘

AIONTRFIAL. Jan. 8 -(GPi— litk still (iordon Drllion and the rest of 1111- 11-111-1112. so fur as the race for individual scoring honors I in the Nnilcml Hcckcy League is _ ccrr-c1'ned. The young Toronto | M ' I_1“.il ‘kcd up four points . Riuruig the 111117 week, and he stuy- I rd out in front by a conuortablc inursziu.

On ii goals 11nd l3 assists. Dril- ion has 31 points. according to to- ‘ nip-hm» official league statistics.) r1...» 11111111» behind him. the 1'.»1;1.'.11-1.1n.» 111.111:- Hurvcy Jackson .1 I 8111111111.» Apps, teammates. 111111 Cull Dillon of New York itaiigcrs, the American section leuocr,

-r.»' in ‘llircnio said today d bran given 1111 additional I

Saturday night's .11 1 Aioiurcnl C1111adien11, 11nd 11ot yct 1 headquarters. p11t 1hr with

on which 1'1u.111-<1 N. H. i1. 'l‘h-.- t-vra. point 11-011111 1.11.11 .1.1‘11l(‘ lli second place.

‘l'i.llllt‘l'. New York Ameri- -11111htr11s:vr- wingrninn. 1110111» .1 ihc lc1d in uctunl goals , 1111- 111-ck. He 1111s found Lhl’ 1111 1_v1-n 111-xvii 111111-5. one more 1 11111111 11nd 01-111-111- 111111111111

, nolly. Keating, once a Saint John

lwiih 1i points. Kcatiiiyfs six goals

Summersido Crystals senior hoc- key team last night were put through s. final workout prim‘ t0 the opening game of the Prince Edward Island itookey league at Summerside tonight with Charlotte-

‘ town Abegwelts. A large crowd was

Practically 11'] the team turned out and went through a fast sea- sion. Chck George Gallant arrived back in town yestcrday and was out with the rest of the gang. He Will

expected for the season opener. l

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Jackie Keating Heads Former Ma ri ti m e r s

(C. l’. by Guardian's Special “'Il‘f‘l , It took a long time but Jackie Keating, sparkplug of Providence I Reds‘ International American Hoc- 1 key League team. has finrtllv l climbccl to the top of tltc league's l former lt-loritime score-r». _ Starting the New Your a point behind Springfield's Bert Con- B6nV01'.SC0l'P(‘I a goul Sunday niulit f to lie the former Vfoncton Hawk l

=1 '\‘l~'l ‘PM ChlilfllllrP-W l however gave him piTCEdHiCe overt '1' ,1 wvn .11 11:1.» 1.», 111-cording l Connolly who has scored only two ‘ to -,,1 ;.~t11,<1'_, 1.1-5, is Drillon. l The remaining two thirds o1‘, r1 0.1L on i3 goals. lPl'O\‘i(I81i(‘E"s all-Nlaritims line. ‘

m’ h.- 111-11 up with him Sammy McManus. former I-Imvk. ,

’i‘o1-on1o assist is

I.» total. '

' ‘ inaction of league

1o Allan Shields l

on.»'. Ills 43 min- 7.11.111)‘ bench put

nlicud" ct nnothcr Mar-

lVolfville Defeats

1. 1 purl».

eague Leaders

h

To Meet Tonight m‘ °"°°“"“"'

Riggs of Chicago. seals-d No. 1 in Q

.\'1ONT‘RITT.-\I. Juli. 1i —iCPI— 11.111111» of lhczr apcctlvc srct ons ‘Foroiiir: A-Inplc ..1i.\:1n1‘l Boston 11111111..‘ will 1111-1-1 in Boston tomor- r1'.v in 1hr- Iilllilililli of the iiiitlit/s N1111nn11i i1111-l1cy League-encount- Cih‘.

lmaf.» ma": hc wiilioul their high scorinu w 1121111111 Chnriic Cnnnchcr w) inurcd n knoc in practice. ('(1ll1lf,‘I1('1‘ lr-ft with lite tcnin t0- zziulxi but mnnnrcr (‘onnv Smythc 1 id 11c did not l:i"‘\\' whcthcr he mid 11c in r-oii/liilnii l0 111.11‘. Par-i’ < ""1 A1 “cons will rc-

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only otlirr

Hockey Results

l-Izulrrn Lr-ngur Hnlif-vc Wolvcrltics: B; Bcvvslrk S.

Valley League

lug the spot behind tl:c with nine points and Kuhn next

Lloyd Jackson. New Glasgow. N. 5., boy who play-s for tied at sevm than the total gained by Char- lottetowns Harry Currie, another Hornet.

Biltmore Tennis Tournament.

roll. a local player, 6-1. 6-1, style that confirmed expectations

the tourney. who drcw round byc. Grant was rated Nn. 2.

-—'1‘wo Czuiadiun hooks-y stars were

kcy A sedation

Raugcr lr-ft wing. and Earl Nlchol- l son of Przncc l sialwn-"i. Doc. given l0 minute the game tor scrapping

and Trurols- Dogrzic Kuhn, stepped I forward last wcck, McMnnus hold- leadcrs '

i114 m‘? Dill"! “Phllld- 1-1111111-1- 1o sl10\v it . . that is if CY-l-W-Pl’ 5Il°1“"°°d 07 5M1" they show a little more desire to John. a Pittsburgh Hornet 11nd I med Inc than they have m the

New Haw-n. 0116 more

The records:

the opening of the 11111111111 Miami Hmvntt r-vrncd 1111- score for ‘the Win25 nftcr :1 scramble in the Acca territory. Thcy did not stay on an

Car- in a "

Grant eliminated Charles

e would win to the finals for i‘

there with Bobby a f irst- r3 _________ n

1i

Two Canadian 1 Hockey Stars n

A S d whnt was really re aspen gnrl. Grabbing a loose puck at his

; O 0

17'," ‘When h1- nr-nrcd the defense. he LONDON‘ Dec‘ 30 “lcpcahlm pulled ‘Funln to i-hc richt and then wnoly elntnd around Scmple. Ht- had (‘ampiwll at. his mercy and he l-‘XIQY "5 i‘ 1'95"“ more sure of his shot. oi‘ the light during 'I‘uc.sd11y night's ,

vispeudczl by ihc Hint-sh Ire Hm!-

.\.V:11c.< 11 ‘.1 innvlc Nlonirmi fnr a Tm‘? bmwom‘ EMF’; Gnu“ mum’ 1° , . ... . 1

mpflin, M1,, (-.,,,.,,-,,...._ i“ H". 1-1.» and 1131111111111 (zliyilmllifh. ,1 o11111111..~ri1¢~,[,.1,.d_ w. n hi‘ 1111- G1':-,\h1:1111d.»' 4-... -

Howie Petersen of Nmvmarkci, ,

A'hcri. iinrrimnvv, suspcprlwl from. 25. The two Wi‘l‘(‘ penalties during

\\'1\1'." 3i to Jun.

queens vnnncnsrrxrwms

(C? By Guardian's Special Wire) Hughcsl 8.115

BROOKLYN, N. Y., Jan. 3 - _ _ _ , , Queens University ‘hockey tenm W111f\il1r- B, P1111. Willnnns 4. from Ktmlslnn on,“ mmgm m,

South Shore League

‘Biirlguvni 6: Liverpool fi._

anmcmo up Fame

fenten the New York Athletic Club 6-1 in an exhibition hockey name here

Curling Glflb rink, 30-11.

WELI: T HE

,1l1i1» I would like to give them a

past."

a very prctty

for the Accs. '

inl-‘cn Ilin" niul as Ii!‘ ncnrcd the opposite the stop but 111-fore 11c could clear, 1h" purl: lIii'f‘11[','Il this ixcriod Waite scored

OF ‘El ma}? i0 MiNE -

1111110111111 rumor has it that he may line up, with the Soviets, in the Town's intermediate league. 0011111 Cnhiii has not as yet mmod his tclun for tonight's game but will be picked from the following: Peters. Lark ns, Cahili, Hunter, Hogan Howatt, Campbell. Dickie, Steeh. Montgomery. Gallant and Bchur- man. Everything points to a barr up tussle, and the manager reports the rcst-rvcri seats are pretty well

l likelv appear in a Crystal uniform. 18kt‘), Plhéieu m": 15 ewchd"

Fighter Looses} Verbal Altackj On Maritimers

MONCTON, N. B., Jan. 3-

- 1GP) — Tcrmlng Irish Jimmy Mc-

Innis of Charlottetown present claimant to the Maritime Bantam- weight Championship, and R1111- 1011 K111 Ilnmz. Halifax Bantam- wcicht. "pretenders to the throne," Billy (51-11-11. Canada's Irish flash from Quebec loosed a verbal at-

lack on the two Maritime bat.- tlers 101112111. "Wherr- did either McInnLs or

1.1mm eve-r get the right to claim the 1111c? That's what I'd like to know," Lirec-n said. "When I cnmc to the Itinritimes a month 11110 I thought I was still holder of the crown. having never been de- fczvtcd by any Maritime Bantam. If f.‘liIl(‘l' of these boys feel that they have 1hr- stuff it takes to hold a

Silver I/Vings

yon basis 1011c. because Tuplin on lnnc cffmt skated round Wrbstci- to sink number two

Th1‘. third 111-rind 1111s even fast- r as lhc Wines endeavored to nim- up r-vrn. The face-Off had Just irarc \\‘Ii(‘fl Taylor grabbed inns" i)ll"l{ from his own blue-

11- lrt drive a rolling puck. Camp- cl‘ in i110 Act-s not partially made

dribblcd past him to

iuke 1'11- scorc 2-2, Half Way

a vcry beautiful

nu bim- linc he skated fast and

11' skated tin-cc Arc forwards

For thr- Accs. Keith i-Inrrly show- 11 11-1 rxrcpfionnlfy wclI, 11111110 on 1... vj“._1_c_ Vtlnitc and Champion 1 vrvy brillloiit. The rest. of 111'- crs wore r111 vcr_y effective and rd pond ltnrkrgv.

'I‘hc summary.

First Prriod

i~A1-rs. Tuplin 6.24 Prnnlllr-s- llughcs, Lnrkiiiia.

51-1-0116 Period

Z-JK/iiipls. Howa tt (Waite,

ft-‘Acr-s. Tuplin 16.42 Pcualtcs: Waite, sample (2)

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4—Win1rs, Taylm’ .59 fiiwlngs, yvaitc 11

ant-Governor A. P.

Saskatchewan attended ficlal opening of Siltoirs new rur- linz rink and revealed himself no mean hockcy strategist in the days when the rules were citisiic. The new rink replaces the 0121- Silton Mk built W0 years ago with baled hay, which fell prey to flames.

fence, 'I‘uplin, Semplc; E- 0111111. D. Ramsay, 11. Lzuklns, 11f. kl-lardy. L. Champion, E. Whit- 01: .

Defence, Taylor. wards, E. Hughes, M. Waite, E. Braham, G. Cooke. D. Whillouk, i... I-iovratt.

SPORTYQRID One Third Ofi

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clothing for men.

coercion... ‘Clancy illlas N0 Comment

In Ho ck ey Are Recalled

iflnuuiian Press) SILTON. Basic, Jun. ii-Lieuien- McNnb 01'

The lieutenant-governor rocwled

the days he srent at Alexander. Man. not far from Vii-den. Both towns had hockey teams and McNab became

slightly fed up

. '1 . _ v v ~ G A p Wi1I‘l the beatings Alexander was Port lllldms 6-4 Keaungv Providence 6 5 11 In League taking. So he entered the import- connony Springfield 4 711 i113 business with Brandon the -...____ - MoManus. Providence 4 s o Opener 3 - 2 “gift? “pllwvllfsv mfltcrlal! simply; ' 1f‘. l’. i - (‘ ~11‘; 5 - i | wg , Kuhn. Providcncc 2 6 8 r “y” we“? "IP01"? W0, .1171? ',,','_“s,_p‘§,’,',,_ at) Sherwood. Pittsburgh 1 a '1 "m" Brand” Mid Mr- MvNwb re- wo111-1::1= 111-mum Port Williams Jack-Wm New Haven 2 5 '7 T '__— med “W he “l” ‘hem “lid”? 11-1 1:. .1 11111111 Hockev League cim-ie Pittsburgh a a 6 h? Lml-"m 9l“‘“°d Wm‘ i‘ b"! “Pier i" m“ kllehe" ""111 game mum“, for ‘hp-Ir ‘Tomi Kelly Pimburgh 0 4 4 011 Thursday illf-{Iil} when the Aces time. Alexander won the game by 11111 victory of i110 schedule Dtailets. New Haven 2 1 2 glliiotstncfumtrxxigig; grmehstt$g m a‘ [malt Tlmglln but virde" D1171 11D ‘and the 11-1111111- i, d ~11 _ Brenneman, Cleveland 1 2 3 a ' e n" a 5'“ °W whim U191‘ dlsflflveréd Lciulin’: 3-0 ink-R second “VIBEISfE-“vqs ixt _ u, x Alexander team was "loaded." in-riml, Wnlirillc suffered a tem- (H1101 -O,,;. 1.5"!’ mmgfutyaqilnlcw-d I did not worry “bout. “u” sol-dry lctrictvn 111111. cnnbcd the ' ' ' 0-. i/infi w}; OM.” m n m gm- smd Lieutena“[‘G°"°n‘°l' MQNAb- ‘PWS w H" m!‘ mum but last Mlan," Tennis ‘grplhdnisseg ;ve‘;:“r(1ro‘t.1pp1le£nt Cc-r- “we q-on the same and sot the "c1111 11-114111- clminplons had en- ‘T1... Ac... sun-tad “W, fa}; 31-1-1 at gate receipts “Imdi. were a’ hi‘ <ru1ri1 in 1"c.»--rvc to forge ahead T 0 1111.1 six minute rinrldl1od made the Item in those days‘ fur good injlic 111ml minutes of oumey rrd lioht bohind Clnmiwinn flicker. °__ . 11"‘ ll llfl Iitllfitla . The S '1 r-r Vvinyzs at this time were ' - Richni‘ son. Prliicc Ed- _ tnnrinc- it "on" also. but were not 1111-1- \vl=h Port Williams. clicking inside tho Acs- blue line. Hockey Practice ‘M11101! 1n 11 -‘~fif.‘1‘l:i1'11l111' nerform- CORAL 6531-35 Fla-i Jlm- 3" The scconri pe-riod was fast and 11111-1- lu-iivrr-n 1111- 111ml posts for 9555-3131111 M. (Bitsyr Grant t.h-~r1ln_\'vrs secmcdtircir-ss as they gum“ A11 suns “mauve a,’ 6w 111- 1e» Tunr- nficr 111111- Wolf- and the other scedfid 111111018 “On bombarded thc icspcctivc goalies q mum“ M we Forum '~ .1ss.'iult_. cnme to grief on his easy first-round matches today at ntzalu and nsnin. Ln this period ’ ____ V f__.__.._ n

Penalties: Howatt, Waite, The lineups:

Aw“ Goal. c. Campbell; De- Foiwvu rds:

Silver Wings: Goal. i3. Champion; Webster; For-

Rcfcrcc-s: K. Howatt, 11111 Dur-

raglt-N

the of- '

“aw-mum vw .

JANUARY 4. 1938

BOXING

VISIT THE MEN'S STORE

“ON THE ISIAND IT ‘S

BASKE [BALL 01111212 $00111

O'1'I‘AWA. Jun. 3~-Fr1\nk (King) 1

Clancy, lately coach

of Montreal Maroons in the National Hockey

league, declined today to enlarge on his resignation from that post.

, 111-t Thursrlaix At tho time of his

resignation

he intimated he might have some- thing further to snv today, after

inlklnu over the his fnthcr, the original King Clancy. With the Now Years holiday intervening. Clancy 11n- nounced today the whole thing

ltliliation with

was "a dosed book" as for as he

was concerned.

His immediate pibns ,holiday, probably in Florida, for ‘a month or six weeks. "After i5 »_\'cm‘s. I think it's about time I took a rcni holiday." he said to- day. '

Sudden

OTTAWA. Jan. 3 ~1OPi-Ed- win Arthur Campbell, 5'1, widely- known Ottawa curler and presi- dent of the Globe Curling 0111b. died suddenly today after broom- ing ill as he took a short walk. He