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AIOYCTON, \ l’ -\.i' it)’

R (l A S C intertnedriiaies ol John played after the “Ack- io~t the services of Baldassi. c and Scclv. oi Saint John , ‘ 1i to score a total of 2G Uttcittts in ihc gains‘. with 13 each. i N11. 4 Repair Dettot will _iournr_t' to HlliilLlX tomorrow afternoon to ntcct. Halifax Navt" in gantcs Worl- ne¥day1and"I?111'scia_t' forthc Mari- ' Senior title. Tllo set-iv: “ill me, total points affair.

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writer. naturalist and sportsman will streak on fishing. shooting and conservation. N Special natural color fishing and shooting movies i Everyone litlrresletl in fish and game should attend this meet- imz. Thr- spt-akcr is outstanding. the movie: an- lnteresllng, and beauilltnl. Prime of Walrs. Si. Dunstan! and other slnlor slu-

dtnts are specially invllcvl. Children under 16 admin"! l! w|1|| parents. Admission FRET-I.

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.. 1-~ 311*" 9 nwegerlfé; the California ranchers. are sched- -—‘ Hank“ oled to join Brooklyn Dodgers late gmne of today tutti itiuitngei‘ Leo Uttrccher

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Two iloitohers Will Strengthen ‘Dodgers Lineup

By ions-Ton BAILEY (Associated Press Sport Writer)

BRCOKLYN, April 5 —- (AP) —- Dolplt Cainiili and Arky Vaughan,

.11) 1o any 11110111111 to or- gnlllZL‘ lite Bﬂltliiilll inner (ltncitcc. lite laic itppcitiztiicc of Vuugitun, ;1:1r11rt1i;1:i_t' has kept three positions tviric open.

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itiade 1W0 er in c early in- nings anti iitiully t-vpincerl lnntacli with Klllliﬁiilldb, who inadc another to st. 1.111 sax oil to a Icur~rui1 llurryin l1 scrcnth.

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Junior Series Opens Tonight At Toronto

TORONTO. April 5 -—(GP)"" Oshawa Generals. Perennial 111111" hockey champions o! the OBI-ill‘) Hockey Association, arrive tomor- rctv to on-stt il~.c.r Eastern Canada Memorial Co.) W121i agairs the Montreal Citnadiens in a best~o1_- five serlss. ‘in. lint $81119 m“ tomorrow itigltt will be IOUW-led by a game at Montreal Thursday ~_~:t further tzttmvs olfcmﬂtlnil be‘ tween the two clﬁes as necessary.

BO WLING

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A_ Sruttter 239 131 145 B. Catncroit 1l7 I73 203 E. Bci. I77 226 121 .3 5...... 111 too so L. Jordon 91’- 39 Hit and Miss:- V. Rcdc. I42 199 119 H, Tumgr 120 146 I61 J. Lnrtcr 176 118 I86 1.. Whiie 111 144 13a Ansons:-- K. Stewart 225 1B6 156 A, Wttrren 194 138 172 E. klcPlt-ersoit 164 176 75 C. Wrbtter ill 154 .82 S. McLeod 13B I92 I24 Wood Bees:- J. Dillon 190 I38 202 I. Loilerty H? 125 153 F. Mulch 191 171 144 S. McKinnon 132 153 ‘.42 M. Doizel “'1 ‘M 75 High single: A. Sentncr. 280. High Thxcr: A .t‘c:' 691i.

Bob Montgomery Tunes lip For Bout With Jack

PHILADELPHIA. April 5 -(AP) -Bob Montgomery. Philadelphia! No. 1 lightweight contender. tuned up for his title bout next month with Beau Jacia. by knocking out. Roman Alvarez. New York. in 27 seconds oi‘ the fourth round before 10.000 at the arena tonight.

Monigonicry weighed 137, Alvarez l3

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(Continu ;i front Page 11 inc tvhll: tvo German planes were kncwtt to have been shot down by Spitfires aitd a number o1" others i;\- the bombers. Re- turning pilots- rvtid the sky ovcr M!‘ lﬁllii-“i 11:1 clear and they saw their hits ulster squarely.

I11 a. surr-rrae uttack oh German aonvoys off the Norvteqiait coast . Beat:- . s oi thc Cotrnutnri sank int chant ships ' cloinas i 11. third. 111'." 111st otilcinl an.

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n1 (lispatcit lrom Ber- that panic broke out

ambit’; ators at Lougchamps Raoul: - near Pitlis yester- day wltrtt t c big flcct of Ameri-

can bombers rc 1111i orcr to attack tllo Renault Work; ' was said to ltave .11.<"l1:1:! tnndly iiiizt it stibtvliy 11nd }]t'll‘\‘ were re. ported to ltitvc been killed.

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Cliff-dwellers. formerly believed to be n vanished race on the Am- erican contircnt. are now recogniz- ed as early Pucbio Indians.

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BOSTON, April 5 -(AP)-- Bos- ton Bruins and Detroit Red Wings were aboard a train heading here tonight for the third game of their Stanley Cup hockev cluel at Bos- ton Garcieit Wednesday nlzht-

Th-e confident Wings, two games in the van, have hopes oi’ achieving a sweep of four mamas b.v capturing the Wednesday and Thursday night contests here. The Bruins are just as determined to stave of!’ that bir‘; and they recall that the Wings have won but two games on Bos- ton Garden ice it1 the last six years. The Wings will be at ful strength in Wednesday's cantor. for Alex Matter. veteran defencentan. will be b11151: in action after being side- liucd with a shoulder separation. Syc. Howe also demonstrated 111 last niglttk 4-3 victory that he is ‘crrk in shape.

Manager Jack Adams. however. is tiililll‘! no chances and sent a hurry coll for Connie Brown and Jce Fisher from Indianapolis Ca-ps as

soon as that American hooks" league team dropped the Calde. Cun play-of to Eddie Shore's Buffalo team

Boston also ‘will be at full strength

ll.ll.L. Starts To Play In Series

SAN DIEGO. CALIF» April 5- (API-Six stars front the Notibml Hockey League arrived today to bolstci‘ the San Diego Skyhawks in their series opening tomorrow with the Royal Canadian Navy team from Victoria. B. C.

The ltltzh goal team in the series will meet Montreal Canudiens in a four oi seven game series next week.

"T our OUR WAY

THAT I KINDA WEAKEN AN’ LOEE INTEREST

il/Vings Confident; Bruins Too Have Victory Hopes

‘although the Bruin; admitteclv N‘! weaker in personnel than the Wings. Jnck Crawford showed he was buck in sham by vlurtno a srent some Sunday and will be depended upon to relieve some o! the burden (rem Goalie Hank Brimsek.

Memorial And Allan Sup Games Scheduled Tonight

Memorial Cup play-elf tonight (Tuesday):

EAST

EASTERN CANADA F'I1NAL'—; Montreal Canadians vs. Oshawa: Generals at Toronto. first game- ot best-of-flve series.

WEST

WESTERN CANADA FINAL- Saskatoon Quakers vs. WinnAp Rangers at Saskatoon; 'I'hir game of best-of-live series. Win- nipeg leads 2-0.

Allan Cu la - l! to i hi: tTueaday.) p p yo n‘ EAST:

i EASTERN’ OANADAA BIIViiiw MNALr-I-Ialifax RCAJ". vs. 0t- tawe. R.C.AiFi a’. Ottawa. fifth

game oi’ best-of-five series, Tied

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WEST: NONE.

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by J. R. WILLIAMS

E ONLV TWUBLE WITH TH‘ CIVILIAN MORALE l5 THAT WE'LL HAVE ALL TH' SLOGANS AN‘ MORALE WORN OUT

LAST IVEEK

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Played With I0 Clubs In I0 Years

INDIANAPOLIS. April 6—(AP)— Those gusty trade winds have uit blowing, temporarily at least, in he direction o1 Roy cullenblne. who is riding anchor in Cleveland In- dlarrs outfield after cruising through 10 ditierent clubs in as many seasons.

Cuilenbine was with three clubs last year. He played 38 games with St. Louis Browns and batted .193: then he went to Washington, where he clipped 28B in 64. New York Yankees pounced on him next iii a move to strenghen their outfield for the coming world series. He swatted 364111 21 contests for them and

starred in the series ns a replace- ment for Tom Henrich. Last. winter he went to Cleveland

‘Former Boxing Champ Is Dead

CHICAGO. April 5- (AP! -- Jim. my Barry, 73. American bu: Wﬂllht boxing chnnpwu nun 1 I0 139B and holder o! 5|" “y; title when he retired unduly.“ g 111119, died Sunday in a. mm", Sanitarium after an illness on mu yehm h i 11 cl

BIT)’. W 0 we g e arotino ll] pounds at his best first 11nd hi: claim to the Amfrlcait title in 1894 when he knocked out Cnspe. Leon 112 DWnf-ii. Ht Lemont, Ill. The bat- tle went 2B rounds cﬂfladlihl-IAII George Dixon. the previous chain. pion had outgrown he division.

iwlth catcher Buddy Rosar 1n ex. change for Oscar Grimes and Roy Weaiherly.

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