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Large Crowd Sees Ice Race Card Here Saturda l

The largest crowd of the season attended the Victoria Drivin! Club's program of ice races Satur- day afternoon. Fast time was made and finishes were close and those present thoroughly enjoyed Lhfiwsiexm" pllm fairy m

y com en eiences were made to the new officials‘ stand which is modern in every re- spect. with windows that raise and low making it very (omfortoble.

Red Wings Win As Ilowe Gets 200th Goal

DETROIT, Jan. W-(AP)- The Detroit Red wings stretched their winning streak to six games Satur- uny night by defeating the boston Bruins 6-1 before 13.197 spectators at Olympia Stadium. Syd Howe scored twice iur Detroit. the first being his 200th major leagug goal.

‘lhe 30-year-old Howe is the 12th player in league history to join the cull-goal club.

The six-game yvlrmlng streak is Deiruirs longest. in l8 m league.

Franks handled Boston nets 1r.) l7

SUMMARY

First Period l-lgegnoit, Bruneteau (Liscombe) ‘gs-notifies - Quackcnbush, Sim-

Secoiid Period 2—Detroit,_5%iscombe (Groeso) Hol-

ICMZ) l3 . Penalw-Egan.

Third Period

8—Dctrult, Howe (Liscouibe, Arm- strong) 2:11 L) tron, Hollett, L.‘ Ii

5—_i7'Jl£I8l"Oll. Brimeteau (Iiiscombe) la

6-Dc16gwit, Howe (Quackenbush) l0:

"-7 3911, Boll (Cain, A. Jackson) l Peiialty-iilgan.

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Joe Louis Poses With Wife For Pictures

NEW YORK, Jan_ so f (AP)- S21. Joe Louis, heavyweight box- ing champion, posed for pictures Saturday with his wife, the form- e1‘ Marya Trotter. but said they are not reconciled, the pictures were taken at a press conference that launched Marva on a sing- ing carecr scheduled to start. Feb. 1 at Philadelphia. “I'm all for it," 1101115 said. "But she better be good." -

N. B. Rink Wins lion-Gen. Oup

QUEBEC, Jan. 30-—(CP)—A 1.i1k Skill-DEG by J.H. Kent of Bathnmst, N B . defeated R. C Cream of Quebec Victoria 10-9 Saturday to 03X!) the Licutenant. - Governor's trophy in the 31st international bonspiel.

skipped to the send-finals by Progressive Conservative Leader John Bracken and led by Gordon Hudson since Mr. Bracken left Quebec last night, a. Winnipeg four captured the Holt Refifrew tzmphy. The westerners downed 1-1 W. Mc- Gewiglds Quebec Victoria 11-2.

We. ‘Domlinsows rink from Port Arthur, Ont, won the Chateau tam- phy, defeating the Quebec Victoria rink of Dr- J.M. Elll0tt 14-13 And Emmett Que. SKIP? ' victory over another Vlcwria. or , led by C.B. lgn take 0 Price Brothers’ shield.

In the finals for the centenary trophy, open only to rinks from out- side Quebec Province, the Bracken- Huoson rink defeated a Bathunt, N 13.. rink skipped by D P. Con- nolly 13-4.

In an intermediate final. open to rinks eliminated in the first round of the international playdoxvns, c. H Hondleys Quebec rink won 12- 6 over the Saint John Thistle squad of J F. Ashe

Scrappy Irishman Too Old To Fight

WINNIPEG, Jan. 30 - (GP) — Cpl. Earl Foley of No. 35 Company oi‘ the veterans’ Guard of Canada. self-styled the "fightlngest- Irish- man." hlis only one ambition let ln llfe- -to rresent Hillier wim a hot-lend nrcs ~t on his (Adolf's) and his (Foltys) birthday.

Cpl. I-‘ol-ry has bozn on the same day of lhc some year as Hilter, but before Adolf was throng}. paper- hnflizing Foley had begun the scrapping career durlnn which he fought his way lr. and out of neur- ly every country in the world.

Foley hns fought ln every war. major m- buzti-lrgue. 51111.9 1008 and he travelled almost ua-nund the world to get lino this one. Prom Ohungklng to Toronto went Foley to get into the nresent Iiaht, only to

, find that (he 55 years m: had Went

in the fray and out of it. had made 11in fit only for tne Veterans‘ Gusrd in the opinion of the Cansdlln mllllnrv authorities. ink-y can out-made) Goerlng if it comes l0 a SATUWGUWJ. .11; ha; II-odd decorations which he is en- titled to pin on his chest- -every- (hing from the PPCIY-hl Croix do Guerre to the Bun Yet. Sen Medal-- ven 111m for valor r. everything t8! Phlli lne insurrection ~ the Multan do: Wlrl.

you-sin e‘ izabotsinihc‘ irybion.

‘Several of the leading firms in the City are advertised on the exterior and the Club's ice race records are painted

on the front Dflneis. SUMMARY hee-For-AII Pace

Bud-long (Ed Downe) 1 1 1m (L. Kelly) "g 7

J Wait N’ Bee (W. Kelly) Times: 80, 30%, 80% horse, Peter Bud- long. is owneu and was driven by Ed Downs. Charlottetown. Class A Trot

Hal Britten (Ike Moreside) 1 l 1 Juanita Axworthy (L. Kelly) 2 2 2

Times: 31%. 3014.01. I

The winning horse, Hal Britten, is owned by nee Cnappell, Siam’ hygoe, and was driven by Ike More-l s e. ,

Class A Pace

TO l ' NIGHT

Montreal Canadiens set/fled down to playing hockey after o. furious first period scrap tonight and whip. ped New York Rangers. 5 to 3. 1t WiLs Montreal's 23rd victory of the H

llrillon Transfers To Air Grew

Major Bowes (Ike Moreside) 4 1 1 Nell Cochatodalle (S. Willis) l 3 2: Mia America (H. Cutknore: 2

4 3| Princess Kaimuck (U. McDoimlgll

4 Times: 30%, 31%, am. The whining horse, Major Bowen, .ls owned by C Matheson. Oyster Bed. and was driven by Ike More- : side.

Class B Trot Full Moon (W. Kelly) Dr. LB. (T. Weir) Vkvlni

George Mac (L. M Kel

1 4

8 1 a Kalmuck (B, Ymuiiéer; 4 5 6

d was driven by W. Kelly. Class C Pa“

Lawless Peter (Ike Moreside) Peter Grattan Jay)

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l l 2 ‘limes: 33!‘). . The winning horse, ss Peter ls owned by R McDonald and was driven by Ike Moreslde.

Officials:

Starter. R. Abbott. H-Judgersi Rkivvocd, D-K. McLeod. arry uivp y. Timers, N . D. Walker, Stan Matheson. L. O’Meara, F. McKa. er and clerk of e course. W}! Bea .

lflhicago ‘n..;.fo' Hawks Defeat Maple Leafs 4-3

TORONTO, Jan. 30—(CP)-- Chi- cago Hack Hawks, displaying great- er opportunism at close range, de- feated Tfomnto Maple Leafs 4-3 Saturday before 11136:: fans to mOve within one "point oi fourtn place 1n the National Hockey League.

Although ou-tgunned 36-41 1n the shots - on - goal department, the Hawks were tighter defensively and exploited quick-b g plays to offset sustained pressure by mats. The winners Jumped into a. 2-1 lead and held Toronto on even terms through the final 40 minutes, each team scoring twice.

SUMMARY

First Perlom, 1—Chlcago, Mosienko (Smith) 1:21 2-01116880. March (Allen) 3:28 la-Jlhrontc. McLean (J, Admilton)

18:06 Penalties-None.

Second Period 4-'I‘oronto. Bodnar (Pratt) 10:51 k-Ohicaa t.h

Penal (es-Pratt, O'Neill,

Third Period

6—Ol'ilcago, Silantley

~.—-Offlclals of the R.C

. Sml (Bentley) 18:42 ,

HAMILTON. Ont. Jan. 30-46?) A F. here said Saturday that Gordon Drillon. I former Toronto and Monoreal Dm- Jesslonal hockey star now sorvlnz ' with the Canadian active MTflYAh;S

w. usunt WAY l i 0000 SKATING-END IIEALTII

'ens Whip Rangers 5-3 For 23rd N. H. L. Win

m NEW YORK. Jan. 30 - (AP)--

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Appointment 0f Ballet Officers

National Hockey League season and their fifth over the last gate Ran- gers. who absorbed their th defeat.

While the Rangers couldn't win, they entertained a crowd of 16,- 437. the season's second largest, with a. livelier fight. than most of the Friday night ring shows offer. plus s third period spurtthat ‘Put them almost within striking ls- tencc of the league lenders.

When Ott Heller and Maurice Richard began swapping punches during the rough first session, Bob Dill and Mike Mtflahon knmcd- iately squared off while all the other players on the ice goalie B‘ Durrisn of Montreal rushed in. Most of them oppar- may be appointed fl Wfil/lilwliflsfifu] ently were undecided whether to 0nd Llelllfilmnlféadm rgafggt" 1m pry the fighters apart or u» land a rank 01} Wm“ "R 1*

helping hand on someone‘; "P" Mme: ~ . so only the four ’ ‘ 1 combat- 3° mm‘ quum-v wmn“ a m“ or

ants drew major penalties. "umlwh m’ c°mmissi°n‘ The re-

UPT A. an. 20—(CP) ~ D9- fence ‘Iiviavadlllliflerfl W111 m ‘m’ mimosa regulations cover n2 RP- pointmenis of officers in the cadet services of Cami-do, B114‘ said con- ditions requlslte to emwlnl-mem 1"‘ elude noommendatlon by the dis- trict officer covninandiugmge limits between 31 and 60 years. ‘nhysiwl fitness and status as a British sub-

first appointment will be in rank

except of second Lieutenant. A vfl-fldldfiw

l applied for a transfer to R C. [air crew and has been accepted . Drll-on, who Inert‘ ' joined the army 1n mid-HMS.

Racetrack Jargon Fools lloughhoys

SYDNEY. Australia. Jail 30 —-(C P)- American service wersminel who go to the races in Austrfllifl are throwing their money aws be- cause they do not understen the local patols.

In. the Unite/i Staten, on the to- tallsator they bet for ?_ win (first) place (first, or second- o1‘ Show (first. second or third. Here there is only a win (first) or place (first. second or third), S0 the visitors, backing a horse for a place. havb| been throwing their tickets. awfly’ when their fancy came in third. l

One racegoer in Sydney T1115 b96111 paying his admission and spending‘ his time cashing discarded tickets._

___._ I Blind Wrestler l

“llears” Rivals y

NEW HAVEZN’, Cont)" Jan. 30 ,(0P)— One of the leaning can- didates for YBI1'S wrestling team ls sandy-haired Bob Russell of BlHB-l hamton. my. who depend.- on his ears to help him pin his 0131101191115-

Russellks keen ears sul-stituie for his eyes. 1-19 hasn't been able to see since he was five vars old- -a kind- ergdrten stildent- -when he was struck in the left eye by a croquet mallet. In a 5.1011 time he lost (he sight of both eves.

solidly-bull; strong and deter- mined, the 18-year-old Yale junior smiles as he explains, "You might think I'm trying to kid you. but really I'm sincere when I tell you| I can hear my opponents. In this way I can almost tell their every move. For that matter I can actual-

hcar a tree. "

Russell involved his secondary education ai the New York Instit- nic for the Blind and vla= u student for two years o.‘ Hamilton Coll- ege before lle transferred 1o last fall. When Fiddle O'Donnell. Ell mat coach, issued hi: call for wrestlers, Bob wtas among the first to report.

O'Donnell has been impressed by the l65-pcund Russell‘: grappling talents. so much that (he mentor believes Bob ls a polcntini inter- collegiate champ. Bob '11s his work cut out. because Gene Smith. team captain, wrestle): at tho same weight. ’

(Smith,

Moslenko) 3. ‘l-Toionto, 1D'Ncl1l (McLean, J. i-funuton) 10:15 1 Penalty-Munch. . I

Test Grioketers In Armed Forces

MELBOURNE) Jan. 30 --(CP)-— Of the 16 crtzklters u. Australia's _last Test team. which toured Eng- '1l1f111'"fr1"1938‘."13 joined the forces, one was rejected for the Australian Imperial Pbfcc, and (he remaining two are on essential vwrk.

Four of the 1.3 who joined the

forces have been honorably dis-

charged for health reasons m- trans- fer to essential work. They are Don Badman, L. 0'5. Flcctwcod-Smlth. S. G. Barnes. and J 1-1 Fangleicn.

Flying-Office:- C. W Walker, of South Austraka. we; reported miss- 111g from air ope-rations over Ger- many last December. and later pre- summed to have lcst hu. life others who joined the Air Force vre-"e M.

. Waite. W. A. Brown and y; L. McCormick.

Those who went into the Army were Ben Barnett (now n prisoner in Japanese ‘ nds). San M4354”, Lindflfly Ha. E s White and Frank Ward.

Jack Badeock was turned down for the AIF. and Bill Oftelliy and Arthur Giipperfleld or: on essent- ial work.

REIIEMBEIIQWIIEII

I! The Canadian Preu

Just seven years ago today Maxi Schmeling’; chances oi meeting Jimmy Braddock for the world's heavyweight boxing cr-nznplonshlp exploded when BFIMMOCK glgngd

to meet Joe lClIls. Emdngck 11nd |ccntracted to meet Snhtr-cllng - tvlctor over urns-but an offer of. |$500.000 with rm option oi‘ 50 per -cent of the gate for The 1121115 bout

Sport Briefs

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PATERSON. N.J.. Jan. 30 — (AP) -- Phil Terranova. feather- weight clinmplon. was directed by the National Boxing Association todpy to accept "forthwith" a match in defence of his title.

NEW HAVEN. C0nn.. Jan. 30 (AP) - Alan Ford. Yale's “Bal- boa Bullet". set a new worldsl swimming record for the 100-] yard free-style Saturday of 50.1 seconds, bettering also the Am- erican collegiate, Pool and Yale rgcogtds in his record-smashing e

OTTAWA. Jan. 30 — Barbara Ann Scott and Suzanne Thnuin. of the Minto Skating Club. took the senior and junior ladies’ titles. respectively, at the Canadian figure skating chem. ninnshlps which concluded here Sill-firmly. The junior men's crown went to Roger Wlckson, re- presenting the Connaught Club of V ncouver.

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Iiockey Results ‘ NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE SATURDAY

Boston 1 Detroit 6 Chicago i-Toronto I SUNDAY Detroit 2. Chicago 3 Montreal 5. New York 8

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE SATURDAY Providence 4 Hershey 10 Inriaiinpclls 3 Pittsburgh Buffalo 2 Cleveland 4 SUNDAY

Hershey 3, Providence 2

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Buffalo 2. Indianapolis 3 (tie) } . .

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' JANUARY_31._1944

Change In Soviet l h llnion Structure l

QSQQ _ Jan, Q — (A?) —A drugs jnwthe structure 0! the soviet Union which would give $110 i6 individual Soviet s a greater voice 1n the hand in! 0f 101'- elgn affairs has been 11150115595 It a plenary session of the committee of the Communist Parr gy, 1g was disclosed last. night.

The eoiunittec, of which Premier Stalin is secretary general, met in Moscow s few days B80. 1R1 "m" ouncemem said. and decided to place the question on the 186ml! a; the f3 ‘r lrw ' 01’ the s . " supreme Soviet. or Russian Parlla- I *__'_“‘

~- -ment, f More than 2.000 demote-r to (he I , Supreme soviet _- clad in the‘ Y‘ M" c-A- traditional uarb of the regions they . represent-already have arrived in) Moscow for the session. which 118-‘ ually ls held in the great council chamber of the Kremlin.

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names JAP ALLEGATIONI

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 (AP)-

. . Japanese allegations that the c, Holy See has recognized the s0- l‘ e _.' called republic of the Phlllp- - pings. the State DePflTl/ménl "l" nounced Saturday. Vatican re- cognition of the Japanese puppet rewimc- in the Philippines was claimed in an enemy broadcast Jan. 0.