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BOXING

BASKETBALL

OTHER SPORT

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Bid For Playoff Berth

(By The Canadian Press) ‘ (ay Guardians special wil-oi Bill Cowlcy's pzirt in Bostonks bid

for a playofr berth in the National Hockey Lelsllcb American section

is reflectsd in scoring statistics ie-i A S S I S T A

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leased tonight which how the f r mer Halifax Wolverine scored twl last week as Bruins took over third place in the lroup. The smooth- workilll centre has improved vast- ly since early sea_fon to become one of the league‘s most consistent point-makers.

Cow1ey's late spurt has carried

his point-total to 18 made up of ii goals and seven assists. Only other Maritimer in the major oixciit to add to his total during the week was Joffre Drsilets former Saint .John Beaver now with Canadiens who added another goal to his total for o-5-11. 4

walter Bxenneman and Duke Mc-

Donald were the only former Big Four players to gain during the week in the International League.

Desilets picked up two assists wi London whl‘e McDonald, fornier Moncton Hawk. aided in one Wind aor goal.

All but Doggie Kuhn, former

Truro and Kentville performer picked up points in the Canadian

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WH but s cup and finally di-ew md 8ll»1'i5l`11lB duet in a New Yor

shey Bears today.

A 2 to 1 league victory over- th

Pittsburgh Yellow .rockers 1 night clinched the cup for I-fer Mitchell and his Bears.

Gus Maneuso is credited with

P-D p

when the Eastern Amateur Leagu

_ th

Harry Currie teamed up to pls/c

#N04 Both teams went scoielee in the second.

i>°1'1°¢1 in a iivey fashion In a me

American League, Flash Hollett’-S was cut over the left eye and re

in tired to the dressing room. Just “"7 °“‘°’° b191°“¥“° °°l»¢h°1‘ CB"

three assists being the bkgest ga

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of theweek. Sammy c anus kept after the first quarter of the per-

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The .ormer saint John teammate gf tm dmc in posmon for Mancuso Paul a job on the 'force

his iod Mgcmlmd and Cum, of Heh "1 don’t think Di really wants

pace with Bly .Getliffe to keep two point margin .ver the form Saint John Beaver.

The standing to date:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Cowley. Boston Kelly, Detroit Desilets, Canadiens Lamb, Marooris

Miller. Canadiens

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Webster, Windsor Lennon. London. Hudson, Detroit Brenneman, London Irvine, Syracuse McDonald. Windsor Gill. London

CAN.-AMERICAN LEAGUE

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McManus, Phila. Getliffe, Boston Keating. Providence Kuhn. Providence

1-lollett, Boston Conno‘ly, Phila.

Camp Notes

(A P by 6iiardla.n's Special Wire)

WEST PALM BEACH, FIB.,--A

lain-soaked field and a cold wind

ke,t the Browns idle Monday for

Burnett and Ollie Bejma reached ~`»9~mP. leovlng Jack Burns and Lyn liary, both of whom are unsigned, silll among the missing.

S the second successive day. Johnny

nn.AnicN'rolr rio -Back with

the team aftcf four games in

Cuba. Mlmaecr Frank-arisen sais ue believed the Cardinals were

HERQHEY. March 5 - Jimmy ‘far ahead of any other club

Walkers cu laced in com etltion other league in condition."

e _ _ DALLAS. Tex.-If the St. Louis

Cardinals don't hurry, the Dallas

Dean.

Paul and his brother Dizzy sent

ti hair original pitching contrast;

hack to the Cardinals with a de

pawn shop-belongs to the He,-.` uolice department may sign Paul

b ‘ -

mand for more psy. But the Card.

inals so far. haven't been able to

first goal and Hoot Gibson and “B 11 that WHY- _

e Police chief Bob Jones of.fe d

to score It was scored in the fist ‘Tm not worried about getting

5 my salary demand," said Paul.

'But I'm serious about the oollce

Pittlburgh’s Stinger-5 std;-i,¢¢|_ from .1011 if I d°n’t get it."

the face off play of the second

_ SAN ANTONIO, Telf.-Take it

lee Sherwood of the Yellow Jackets ‘Wm h"-*Y A1 T°dd-who did it

_. with one punch-Virgil Davis or

whip Dizzy Dean.

ei' shey were sent off for roughing and “ny 9°" °l Dal"-‘»" T°d<1 Said Hb-

Draper. Burrage. Douglas and Dri

and Russell fought to take a

side was able to soore.

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play Cormier of Hershey made shot dead for the goal net

puck. the sensational save bring

poke-checked the rubber and .sh

25 sek_‘s right and picked up his ow 23 rebound. Then he passed to Co 22 mier and the right winger rep

17 to the defense man and mf:

10 scored I-lersi-iey‘s second and win- 12 ning goal.

the Yellow Jackets made a late pass to Donald and near Hershey

18 Hershey: Goal. Gasllwli Deflm

vantage ofthe 5 to 5 teams. Nelthe

Brimsek came out and speared the

assed

,_ out_Davis‘ threat to punch the St.

lon need by Tuten, Lauzon, Bunco Lbllls C°8.l'dIl'iBl pltdhers “we

the

minute he appears in trainln:

1. camp.

Dean. ii holdout, replied that he

In the lan two minutes of me would welcome battle. The trouble

started when Dean complained

1; about Davis' receivlrlrr.

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applause to the Pittsbur h goalie. C .lust before me mia-porllod. 'rmeni Memorlal UP

it into me renee more on mlmll D I ij 0wn`S

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For Maritimes

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Sixteen seconds later Burrage of AMBER-ST» N- 3-. March 9-The

1 annual meeting of the Maritime »s Amateur Hockey Amociation will be

blue line, Donald mods a swiri snot, “Sid ill '1`fl1l° March 17. Presidc

32 the puck Qing by Gagnon and the 30 red light urned for the Yello

33 Jackets' first and only goal.

IB Lineups:

lit

J. B. Wry announced today. Dscus<i0l'l of the M A H A at-

W ` - ~ . . . .

.ltude toward pre-Olympic “mms

of its parent body, the Canadian

e Amateur Hockey Association, was _ expected to fcrm the main point

10 Lauzon. ‘I‘uten; Centre. Currie, on the mmm. a el d Se al

Right Wink. Mancuso: Left Win

T h O m S O I1 sell. Ingram Morris

P ritullurglil Goal. 'al-lmseu De-

f¢'n°° Drape’ B“"°g° centfé clared Amherst Canucks winners of

- ille Nova Scotia jnior h k

Wing. Sherwood; Subs. DouglaS.|¢h.,mp10n5h1p througill the dgfcaiflll

CIUSESI In on Monson night wing. Mllclrle; Le

Donald. Drillon Houston, McCl

Gibson; Subs, Biinco. Cormier, Rus-

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ormy petrels in Maritime amateur

sporting circles have advocated a breakaway fl'om the C. A. H. A.

At the same time, Mr. Wry de-

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land Hexlmer smith el Ifyietmagape Breton champicms in

_ Gods, rirst P`?f1°d:x llnncggg' 135;' The series between the Ottawa

ghey, assisted by G b on

(c.P, By Gnu-dian'| Special Wire) rie, 15.18; second period. none; thlr

MONTREAL’ Mm-ch ‘ 9_.3m°0i,h-Aperiod, Tuien. Hershey. asslitedub working Paul Thomp;on crept up Cormier. 9-04: 1900010- YC °W‘ :it Moncton if a New Brunswick or

ints of slim Jackets. as"is‘ed by B“"'”3°» 9-2°~

w wnhm mu' po Pe alties. first period, none; sec-

é Valley junior champions and the

‘Maritime titlehclders in the Mem. Y i °fl*11 CUP Dmydowns would be held

Nova Scotia team won the Mari- time championship or at Char-

lrl ,nuounociwv ll __

““°°“°’ 5" “°' ° “ i M cleiund. Yellow louewwn lr s Prince Edward Island

Leagues scoring we tonight as the ond period. C I Hershey’

New Your Americans lofi. wlnser Ja°\=¢1=~ l'°“Khl“¥» “ff °'

was held scoreless during the weel¢|r0llshil1s; third period, Douglas.

while me chicago portsllfel- was Yellow Jackets. irlaplns-

in al and earning an| Saves' 6831100 Hmfshey' 3°;

Emp I me R0 Brizriseic. Yellow Jackets. 35.

assist' . Wl Referees; Bob Mennie. New York;

Thompson; gain brought his V Philadelphia

tal to 17 goa‘s. 20 assists. B7 points Fred Ste ri. - to give him leadership in the les- n sm,

sue‘s American division. Doc Rom- BBIRLIN-'I"h6 GUN” PEI

nes and Muni Mal-en, line mates of dewiwevt is Pf°“d °‘ “B W 1”

1 i rd. It handled 51.000

Thompson held second and thi: ggulsx wk;ph?é1eHcg:L§ te\?;_

l l b, B lfi . i - ' to.al reached 35 and Marchs 33. tween Fe te: nphed picture md

places in the division as Ronin

Bonspeil Will Be Held Today

r Halifax. Suinmcrside aiul_

Montague curicns arrived in the city yesterday to compete in the iionspcii at the Forum today which will officially ring

. , 400 98

Return of Larry Aurie and Herb lffllll-S me on the mst day H

Lewis to th lr wing positions flank- 5.300.000 le rs. _dlsmnc cam

ing Marty Barry on Detroit’s first- there were_1.70° “ml °

string line was reflected in the 17 and 900 te egrams- pcints picked up by ih¢ il'1° d°j .

spite the fact Detroit lost two ol _ . il.. ml.-. tm. sm.. my md Birthday Greetings Aurie divided 12 points between _,___ them with Lewis gettin! me T° “fl Robinson. clever rig

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Five players are tied for league Wm", of Montreal MM-0,", in the

leadership in actual goals scored -_Naomi Hockey League, bom in with ls markers eavl'l~ B111Tl‘°m-'» Mqhh-ear 29 yeass ago tomorrow. Toronto. 'Hooley Smith. Marooul. Earl turned professional with Mar- Barry, Detroit, all centre P1lY°"°‘ oone in 1927 but failed to make a, have equalled the record of Cecil Dlane with the major league outfit

muon, rungm one B°hl'i“°l' infill im. rn the interval he pm; Americans in driving the rubber ed minor league hockey With P111

pest N. H. r.. goalxeelwlw ladslpnia and wlnssof. sulcmlriixcig

10 th b BBUU

Red Homer. Toronto. is an easy|uatil18 ill ° 1:8, mam norms

ill-si, among penalty bench warm been one of Maroc

lrs with a totalmf 148 mlnutssm

is rr rave 11-iA'r awe \° ‘Nolion-als'

oli.i.e'rre silioiss

ARE

YB! amiiaivs ami.: mmm hm," Qiusm blade aceel to ,amass any we rm' 0*

. _ . mueoulme rude ln serially

mdumummwgggnfmnkwhatmi mm is la-vim ¢°¢“f°“' W ' "‘°'“'° el Blue Giloth blades today-

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HARD ENOUGH CUT GLA$S°?_

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down the curtain on the sea- aiin locally. Visiting curlers were the guests of the local club at a banquet. and "smoker" last evening. Several exhibition games were played.

An intcreailng and enlight-

ening speech ol Interest to curlers was given by Mr. Sliver, veteran of the Halifax Curling Club and probably the oldest active curler In the Maritimes.

The Bolispeii will get under-

way at 10 o'clock this morning

' and continue into the evening.

Four rlniis from llallfax, two each from Summer-aide and Montague, and seven from Charlottetown are entered ln the competition.

Out With

Challenge

Borden Nationals, intermedl

.The ~ . ate champions of P. E. 1.. hereby*

challenge any team on P. E. I. to a friendly game to be played in Bor- den Rink at the earliest Dolllbie

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Yliviirvs Morin Suowrlr RrAvA Pniiiliill .

-Taz Eves or THE BPORT is/ORLD P125 FOC,u§ED ON THE R59 Sm R5 THE TEFlN\‘5 STRET TN(

I §?Rii\lG `r1ZF\ir~lmiq_ sg5§|q;i 4 ' 'Has YF\wi<Ew/5 overs J Puma: eoulwrri-\Er~A 61 , _ Loud scum-i~r P€NninuT_-

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iON THE`

SIDELII IES

lll Preparation for their crucial

Juniors to decide the New Btu

aroused the fans out of the the passing of the “Big Four'

one goes the game is being discuss the fans wondering just what the only manner in which they will be

squads that never know when they

I I

T IB NOT KNOWN for fi cer- I tainty what night the visitors

will arrive but when they do

they are assured of a warm wel- come, one such as was accorded the Rloyals on their recent visit to Chatham. With the P. E. Island Highlanders Pipe Band and Can- adian Legion Band lending 'ri back- ground of music and a touch of pageantry to the proceedings the visitors will be officially welcomed at the Forum Wednesday night just before the game gets under- way.

O O D

I-‘TER THE PIPERS, in full

A dress uniform, lead the coin-

petiug teams around the For-

um ssveral times to thc strains of Highland music, Mayor P, W. Turner wlil than personally w;l- come each one of the visitors ill- dividually, the Legion Build willri- ing up thc proceedings by playing "0 Cnnada." After the galnc tile welcome will be brought to li coll- clusion iii the banquet; room of the Old Spain where Royals will be hosts to the Chatham players.

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HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL luiflget

A hockey league will be brought

to lin end this evening lu the

Fire Hall ut the City Building when the various trophies will be pre- sented to the winiiers. Cnllzullclis, newly crowned champions. will bc presented with the league trophy while the player who has blrn acijudgzd the most valuable to lils team during the season will be presented with the Chcslvr A. Campbell Trophy. The gritlielihg will be highly enjoyable nlld gs-ts underway ut seven o‘clock. All members of the four teams that comprised the league are asked to be present.

0 O O

HE COMING Island speed skat-

T ing championships at the

Fortun Friday night p-:omise

to be even more successful than was the case last season, Much more interest is being evidenced both _by skating fans and intending participants and indications now are that every event will be filled with the cream of Island skaters vielng for supremacy on the steel blades. Another beautiful army of trophies and medals will be award- ed the winners and the defending champion, Richard Lawlor, is ns-

d“,_, Pmfembge wouyd be In _‘U sured of plenty competition in cic-

star team, comprising vyctorla, Try- fmdlni 111° ,W-_l°-_ _ r ‘

on nd C Traverse p ayerii.

Ahyiszgs interested please com- “1m3HEY BEARS Victory ill, L e S I I e

municats with Ray Bma‘lwood, ;>:l`ill¢\\gl;t :B815 nhailolgmll; M , e c n e c

“mg” Amateur Hockey league is of in-

P.C.’l MISTAKI tenet locally. On the Bears lineup P

, - is Harry our-rie, last year with im all assraoolura, angims-(om Abbas but who ous your ins been ; Enge

‘..A1thoug1'i released 15 minutes af- stoning with the U. S. sqilxli. Cur- ‘ l .ter ber arrest, a flower seller was rie has been one of the big guns. I hcmby Resp., me chaiiehge of lU¢2‘d¢i| UW llid dlmllt! Ilillfilt °1 I/he 39"! 91/" 5111120 111? 1908” Bennie Binils of Charlottetown as [Police Constable Sharp for wrong- 80! \ll'ld0?WHY Uld his D¢‘f1°\‘m- appearing in this paper recently. ful arrest. laaoee have been watched closely , (smiled) ganna; A. l.nel.|l

UNIOR ROYALS HELD their final workout at the Forum yesterday

cncolmter Wednesday with Chatham nswick-Prince Edward Island titlists.

Coach Williams appeared well srttisfl-ed with his charges as he put them through a stiff hour of passing drill and although he expects a. lot of

hard opposition from the New Brunswickers he has every confidence that his team will come through. "Sammy" Blanchard. although not par- taklng in the drill was nevertheless out for a. spin on the blades. Blanchard’s leg injury is now showing daily improvement and although it is doubtful if he will start Wednesday night it is a ocrtaility that should Royals advahce to the finals he will be back pivoting his lille.

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SPEAKING OF THE COMING gums. Tllc impending battle has

lctllargy that enveloped them with ’ Lcaguc and indications point to a

packed house reminiscent of Hawks-Alibles ganics. Almost everywhere

cd. The 5-all draw at Chatham has outcome will be and apparcllily the satisfied is to sit in on thc gullie-

a game that will be fought between two fast-skating, evenly matched

are bsutell. O O U

?_. by National League scouts. I-Ie proved ll star right. to the crid and it is only fitiilig that lic should bc in on the play that started his team io their title, drawing an as- sist oil the first goal of the 2-1 struggle.

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ORMER. Charlottetown players

F in Denver also wou.nd up

their season suspiciously. Al-

though it is not known whether or not the win gave them the league title, Denver Canadians as the former local boys are known, de- feated thc Denver Americans 5-3 in the final game of the season at Denver.

I O C

HE GAME WAS one of the fast-

IT est and roughcst ever played l at Mammoth Gardens, and had 4,00() fans in .1 wild state of excitement. Carmichael, Storey, Williams and Had Mclnnis were stnuciollts with the first mentioned pair giving it great defensive ex- hlbitioll. "Smack" Johnson who plays with the Americans was nn- othcr star of the game, giving the contest zi dceldcd Charlottetown tinge. lt, is likely that with the seasoll now over the boys will ell- trniii for home the latter part of this wrck.

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BOXING BOUT ililit should

A iirfiw great interest ull over

the Island appcars iii th: off-

lllg with the acceptance by George Leslie of Bonnie Bimls' challenge to lr bout. Leslie was a recent en- trmlt in Jack Dcnlpsey‘s “White Hope" cliniillutlon tournament at Toronto rind although defeated his efforts drew praise from Tor- loilto wl'liel~s. liillus is well-known ull over the M_1l'ltimcs as amateur iniddleweiglit champion and to date is easily the pick of Island ` mltt-slingers.

O U O

OWEVER IN meeting Leslie Biuus will be giving away ovrl- 40 pounds in weight. and

that is a lot of poundagc. Also

1 _

Confidence

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(This is the second in a. series I dealing with prospects of major a a |

league ball clubs)

in Emile Brien A-sociaied Press A ‘ y sports writer) m 9 Owe I'

BARASOTA. Fla. Miarch 9-If a

ball club could think and talk li-

f ‘lilo a enuallt seven Amcri-A

way i pe . . can League clubs could kiss thc 1936 gonfalon good-bye right unw, Boston Red Sox would be "ln"

Here in sunny Sarasota, more

than $500,000 worth of fancy

diamond talent is getting readv to V

show the world all of owner Toni Yiiwi-rcy’5 millions cari't be wrolln.

All tile Sox talk about is pell- haht, pennant, pennant. Manager I

Joe Cronin leads the horn blow-

ing.

"Sure, I predict, we'll win," llc

says. “We've got one of the bcsi. clubs ever but together."

Since the close of last season.

Yawkey has spent mo;e than $400.- 000 for new players. He not 1-ieinie Manush. hard-hitting outfielder in a deal with Washington. Then he bought Jimmy Foxx, siuggin! first sacker from Philadelphia. al- ong with Johnny Marcum, pitcher who turned in 20 victories for the last place A’s~ Later, he shelled out_for Eric McNair, in- flelder, and Roger Cramer, out- fielder, aiso from ,the Mackmeu.

Add to this imposing array such star performers as Manager Crou- in, Lefty,_Mose Grove, Wes and Rick Ferrell and Bill Werber and you have a club which, on paper. looks capable of -going almost aiu place it chooses.

“Foxx is the boy who has mario

the club,” Cronin said. "1-1e's adri- ed a. lot of power and a lot. of spirit to the team. Hes one of thr hardest workers in camp. He show-

ed up in the best shape in yea s and looks great. 1-ie's made him-. self the most popular man of t e club. Moreover, he`s glad to be with us. Like everyone else, he felis we have a. fine chance to finish

, on top.

Only one spot-right field~is in

doubt. It will be up to Allan ("Dusty"; Cooke and Mel Almada to fight it out for that. The pitching staff again will be huilt around Ferrell and Grove. .llast year this pair accounted for 25 and 20 wirs each.

BritishSquash Racquet Stars Defeat U. S.

(A. P. By Guardians Special Wire) LONDON, March 9.-Outpiayed ill

every depannleilt, the United States womcll's squash racquets team went down to crushing defeat today as Great Britain regained the Wolic- ncel lntelhatioilal Cup.

The British stars, led by Margot

Lumb, made a clean sweep of all five matches and dropped only two games in the process.

Miss Lumb. British champion,

trounced Anne Page of Philadelphia in 20 minutes. winning 9-4, 0-3, 9-3, in the feature match.

Cecelia Bowes of Philadelphia and

Edith Drury of Boston won the only games that went to Amerlca’s credit. Miss Bowes took the first game of her match with the I-Ion. Anne Lyttou-Milbauke but dropped the next three, 3-9, 9-5, 0-1, 9-3. Miss Drury was beaten by Betty Knox of Scotland, 9-7, 1-9, 9-3, 9-2.

In the other matches, Mrs. Sheila

McKechl‘iic defeated Mrs. Mary J. Lumriie of Rye. N.Y., 0-2, 9-5. 9-4 and Betty Cooke conquered Mrs. Rogers C. Duiui of New York, il-7. 9-5, ll-2.

Ice Races At

Clyde River On Wednesday

Ice races will bo h.l.l on thc

Clyde River Wednesday liftcrilnon ut 2 p.m_ with the followhrg prob- able starters:

Prince.

Class 0: Major Hoople, Aunt Het. _

Colorado Belle, Gamble, Helen Toronto at Aurcrwllna-

Tr-3mpfh5l;_ , Dclrnll. ill, Bnstnn. W i'ne .\Iinarrl‘a for_aorl throat

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cooler

Prime old Burley smoking tobacco, fragrant, mild;

Produced and packed in spotless {actories._. Wrapped in cellophnne io'

resu-

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ROCK CITY TOIACUO

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100% Canadian and

Independent- M

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Lcirer 248 M;Cal'vcll 194 Gauthier 149 _\.fcCnrvcll 172 Gauthier 154

Total

Maroonsz- G. Murphy 241 M. McDonald 175 Dlx Corrigan 153 M. Gallant ' I 167 M. Kelly 106 Total

Tonight at 7 p. m. Ro

Bright Cuts.

Eatonlasz- _ D. Fraser 129

Lawson 100

161 153

29?*

Oatway Bowness Atkinson 175

718

Total

Maple Leafsz- F. Egan 263 W. Wilson 154 G. Ivcs 144 K. Birtwlstle 147 C. Campbell V 283

. 991

Total

High three C Campbell

Kelly & Mclnnis Tr

Hit and Missz- H. Prought 190 M. Burke 145 G. Hughes 124 J. Kerwin 127 D. Perry 133 Total

:\fi'aids:- I"._\‘nu 85 l.lcT_i.ilis 214 .‘.l-.".Cu`or - 1311 Z\’i‘cIul*ls 174

M. Mchcilrln 12'?

99371;”

High sl"g‘c Iilrlry "R0

Innls 244.

Rangers at Montreal.

Down The Alley-S 'Nominations iii

HOLY NANIE HALL BOWLING

Commercial League Hickey and Nichnlson‘s Twisters:

207

158

193 273 210 139 147 195 258 213

2911

253 235

207 129

216 103 174 163 1-14 134

2605

High single R. McCarvell 273. High three G. Murphy 701.

vers vs.

179 139 118

108 '

141 139 229 255 245 173 912 814

2444

221 193 159 198 147 223 152 208 197 271

876 1093

296 0

High single C. Campbell 283.

751.

LADIES BOWLING

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194 163 140

142

144 143 06 16:7 152 135

2193

161 ‘.30-l 124 166 142 142 124 132

1.35 130i

Tolfll 2247. ‘ MANAGES KENT CRICKET TEAM

sf" Mc-

Class A: Sampson Hui, Mfiyol' N. H. L. Gaines

Cope, Ethel Aubrey, Captain Cope. ,

Class B: Decelver, L:lCopia Lad.

Millers Boy, Darkcy, Premier

Tonzght

- Goiitest -

With some twenty,-three nomifi-

ations already listed, the Miss Charlottetown contest in connect- ion wlth the provincial speed skating championships on March 20th, is already assured of being an outstanding success. The win- llcr will receive ri beautiful sliver trophy, donated by His Worship Mayor Turner, and the three run- ners-up will also receive valuable prizes. The provincial skating champion who will be crowned that evening will receive a. beautiful silver cup donated by His Honor Lieut.-G'o.`v- errior DcBlols. . ..

The nominations received to

date for' the Miss Charlottetown Contest are as follows: Miss Ricliardlna “Dickey” Grant. Miss Mdrgaret Carr. -

Miss Lima. "Bobby" Wright. _

Miss Mary Trainer. Miss 1:a`;el Storey. Miss .lim-Lon M'ahar.

Miss Marguerite Cudmore.

Miss ?i~.l'garet Affleck. MLs~ F orcrice Godkin.

Miss L.‘."~.t’vs Baker.

Miss '.l Mlclionzie.

Mis- ‘:s:ivauli».

M..-~.~ _ squet. Mis. isou. Mlm . McPhee.

Mi:';- Q' Hr bl1S.

Mis~ . lt." .s White.

- :‘.;;. Duffy. Miss 12v'fi White.

Mis. i~li'da Fergllsorl.

Miss l._la Vaughan.

Miss Gladys Lafferty.

Miss Stella Egan. Entries for the speed skating events and other events on the well-balanced program are also coming in, and the whole affair promises to be an outstanding

Sll(`CC‘!`.S.

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LONDON-G dc L Hough has

High throc Hilda Pmuslit 547, been appointed general manager

and-secretary of Kent County Cm- k'-*t Club. A. J. Lancaster. who retired from the secrctaryship nf. ter 51 years' service has been grant- cd a pension of upprcxniately $1.000 pri- annum. l-Ie has also been elect-

cgi ‘rin honorary life member of the cu _

there is the difference in height and reach again in Lesilc's favor The bout if it takes place would draw s. packed house with the rc- suit probably hinging oil whether or not Bums' terrific hitting power would offset the physical advant- nges Lcsilc possfsscs. _

THE SCORE 5-5! AND slxTY_ MINUTES _T0 _G0 Ai the Forum on Wednesday Night'

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