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victories. B.C. edged Nova Seo- | tia 9-6 in a thrilling match in | the sixth round in the evening after beating winless Newfound- land 10-7 in the afternoon round. Manitoba beat Northern On- tario 85 in the afternoon and then edged Quebec 7-46 in @ thriller in the sixth round. This gives B.C. five wins in six games. Manitoba has four

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were behind in the proceedings which were dull at times, par- ticularly in the second period when olay became ragged. Throughout most of the game the crowd of 13,750 razzed the second - place Leafs for their ineffectual play

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