DECEMBER 2S. 1935

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ln Canada and has played in more

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A City Hockey M88118 1116917118 17 5 7 5 34 39 , z f’ ' f "i l;llk‘ll\l)t‘:lli(tl.§ 2,:'|.l;fmo'1'9;g;i_ , ‘£2: gahgoilzllgckgjL Boston Bruills are a game up on DETROIT, Dec. 27 - With the Black Hawks tomght, l-O. and 105g boxin! Publication, nominated Max j ntili be held this eventnil at eiBht 1" r 3 11' .4. ll. not-Jon, (‘llnadlnn Press er. The leading teams ]1Z1l'llt‘u]nr_ Toronto Maple leafs tonight 1n veterans 1135111 161111111: the way. god into a one-point lead over Dc- 5011111811118 BS the World's no. i jdclock in the Board Roolns of the American Section a . H. “mm fly those m {no Elninpe unfit“, {heir National Hockey League feud, Montreal Canadlens increased tllcll" m,“ 36¢ Win85 m the ygggonat fighter today in announcing its City Building. Ranger‘ 17 9 '- i t ‘yvrPC-flllilllCfls in draw tremendous crowds‘ Tlle‘vast Art’ R115" 14111111 1381116 110111 behind Nathan“ Hockey League 5001311191 V HOCKEY 11688111? Unliifid States 511111181 ranking:- for 1936. i, Reprcsenmmves of teams Planmng Detroit 17 5 3 Z1231 z‘ 1 i ' 0i 1 columtltlve majority of players kre Calllulillns, 1° “'1” 2'1 11PM"? 14545 P9150116 111 1611181511111 1° sew“ Wm“ ‘mfigm . 50811011. - Ignoring the fact the lleavy- i-O 11811101111119 m m“ y”? ayes‘; Boston 16 i? t? 3 H} K v 7 iunllltl the Unlt- a number of them Ellgli-Sll-Unll. 313111‘) L“: Gardens Saturday by handmg a .572 defeat» t? we 1 A goal which came m the 11111-151 Ivighwhamplonship 5n“ h held-by gnflzedloopf ariilurgessono W111 be 011113589 17 2 0 (l £11“ '41 w ' l s =1 lllgll lalace filld there n little doubt tllut em- 111cm. Getliffc, fCrnler Charlotte- °1111111P1°11 D8119" Red WW“- . of a feverish second period enabled 11mm Braddock. the magazine 11111"!- P e115 (fifflorfsse m to open _\ 6 iv m Z of ‘he world. land new Sees we fine“ brand of tovm boy, with less man {our m,” Accurate passing and_ slnotl .4 “angers m defeat Haw,“ Mme ranked Schmeling no. l among discussed an t m m u t M“ ‘ “gen rugby amateur hcckey m the worn MP5 to pt“. gave Bruins we“. wm_ g0m311l18%V1'1£h Ici-ose lbacL-clllecklltu Mac comma was the berm Ha the heavyweights and pointed to glgiecalnigalgn a e ear e5 l? B . 1l0JkPy The 3mm,“ bhouqng n, ‘m. hing margin. Young Turk Broda ‘g8 Rid ti? melrisb , scored the lone counter 01 the hec- h“ spsctawlar lLrcund kmckfm‘ “l - ' 780k? Recflfd 1 .t.. hluhest Olympic 8ame1 Drovllicd biticl‘ @1116 fur 011101’ the Leaf net to in- o, the N H Ii 5mg, ‘t‘fdu,e‘ d tic Joust while two Rangers and °' J°° 1mm.” “w °ulbtm§mg 1 " V‘ ‘ ' nmdtcilm, Brim“, ‘V0,, 11,0 1,500 torccpt the uncovered Getliffe but; Detroit‘ I051‘ the lead 1am h‘, the I one Black Halvk reposed in the puggfiigficzcajgerrlrgelngvfi k 1, In D f a - mn- metres relay and the aU-kllolllstrt‘ 11c B11141 shot the puck over the m. t 1d G d P . - ‘penalty bgx. “ ' ‘ ‘m EH t8 1'8 2 t 3 Qatlflg 1 _ walk, New Zeaitlllcis Jack Love- 11111556 51101115191‘ 8-5 310C18- Went 180:1 gflfyflofiigvefggflg Zcfrléllgsijf Colvilies sparkling eflort came xfikfhéfiei°ffigg ‘is: ffifng": ' C J , f ‘lock smashed through ln the 1,500 dliivfl. liat ti: it up five minutes later on 151101113’ after Andy Blair of Clli- c '- - 1 5 ' .1 f » tnetreg and Canndafl; lone trophy Bill ‘rhoms put Leafs one 11D 111 a pass from another oldstel" Jollll- c1120 and Joe Cooper of the New mm on what the ‘MUS “comp- Hockey Season unnlngh am . , l. went to Frank Amyot. brlrlnlwt Oti- the second minute 0f the game but ny 985mm ' ‘York Rangers had been iven ma- ‘Lined during the year and that V‘ s‘ uwa callcelst. The o;her Dolnin- 130M011 tied the S0018 111 1118 50001161 In the second period Cauadictls 110i‘ sentences f0 f1 htl g h the chanwlon was Idle’ B"§dd°°" __.__ --"—- 5 _t- lOlls got nowhere. ylt~rlod willie Jack Shill was serving threatened w mm me game in“, a iHJWk net t B n8 new t e was runked 11°‘ 3 bchmd Smmel" (, I, b G“ "flaws sped“ Wm) (A-P. By Guardian's 51min; wk. i . Godfrey Rlnlplllg. A. ‘Rllbflir .\ minor pcnaltyfcr tripping Eddie mm, outskatitfg the Cllllill1)i0ll$ byi Mike Iilarakas brilliant Chicago mioltlsd figLl-"anked no 1 in the 1 lfENTzlLl-llil N S Dec. 27—- NEW 0311311115. D00. 27—Al'L'|l'11 f t lslimglgfliitlgili zfllld A. Gt.) l\{.4tl)i)l‘0i‘\'ll_sl~l0\\lt‘ii liLlC l<l1o'"e._ lk-l"o_t' Goklsworthy ‘took a. a wide margin. _ tllct nlall, received the first sent- King's 'sefee'l'ons a year ago, was Walden Kennedwbegins hi" 20th ffigfmatng?! 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It \\.t~ no i! 111 tolulng ‘ts flr out as he Bruneieau cm we leg‘; [c0 Onuotgblte mm flowed MW“ somewhat with lselecions in the other (itvsiolts. o. tamlillsthlhls 101d ttzam mates-u Cunningham made 1,15 um“. a, 1 '1 Svlvilmltl dc- tom di'"0\'e:'c:i he mu ilKlPIliTPi ,0 ,.,,,u. H“ w.“ deem”, Brod; on a pas from Pettinger. 111v Rangers lighting hard in W, Jvlmny Henry Lewis, the Phoenix. “Walden msef 11511 £1118 911M ti’ the start of the last lap allcl tome -' f .1 1" 01:1 u-lu‘ at alllfill ilrzlle lll ottv 0i lk, mt I,.,,.,',‘,'O Quin.) ,1. Getfmefs shot b ; Red Wings‘ dcsbcrltte ilitvlllp‘. to 111:4; chnbtcl" to defend their slen- Arm" neg” w“; "and at ‘he 1°11" ""11. many1gan1e§11e_ £5 gggnpe _ "m, 111° 51191911 311m" 111 .\'-'11'~'1-< be- ’ l olcr Hurbfd Wllitlork well the at». to “ ' ““ -. ' .y catch up in the third bacicilrvti t llcl" irnd from the hard-drlvin “W118 118111 hcavswelehts; Fvcd- "<1 111- 11111 1° 11° °v°~ e °“° 1111111 $1111 1141mm. H1‘ oillgvd t . one luo h~ iltk but the Bruin ‘ ~ die Steele, Tacoma, Wash, piill- of the lcnsthiest 11111818111" 18601113 desperate finis-h but hit thr- mm

Just behind the Kansas State too.

h» smashing of Aus- . till-r matches to two

. lIc wall the Wimble-

l ‘ll llxlrtlonsllip for Eng- 111D Gcrlnall. Gott- llllln, who the champ- a> the world's lead- He also won the

human, olltfoots a race horse as a publicity gag, Joe Louis call lounge ltlzily ill his cosy chair with the satisfaction that he beat the year’: fastest. stable of horses in. 1936.

Joe beat tilclll to the cash reg- ister. Even though he lost to Max Schlnvllllg lll his nlost important fight, Joe was far and away the biggest nlcllcy winner of the year.

The Brown Bomber plied up $281,930.00 as his cut for fighting six mcn, mast of them second raters. ivllliatn Woodward's great stable of horses, among them Glalfville and Omaha, topped the turf World in winnings with $221,- l25~but ran second to slow-footed Joe.

Woodward's classy thoroughbreds ran miles and miles in England fllld the United States. Joe shuf-

p Owens Trims Race Horse In Feature Dash

01w ' ‘ HAVANA“, Dec. 27—(AP)»-Jessc -ll.t.l wcrli 1° Hem‘ Jar Xwens brought the old county Hill‘ tllllll girl “.5086 persist’ gag-a man racing o. meeh:lrse— _ W111 “’_°11'd°5°TV°d',lllto the big time Saturday and ‘P111624 “"11 D°r°th5 Jvhippcd a fivc-yenr-olcl gelding ill “ M1110 L“? mmed doub‘ ‘a. IOU-yard (lash at the opening 0i‘ Cuba's Intel-national Sports Week.

The "Ebony Antelope" from Ohio State University was given a. 40-yard handicap and took 9.9 scc- . ollds to cover the course. Although

Mcthcr Country dc- lll the cricket test ltd inst summer its ‘I inspire confidence series in Aus-

the

"lull

1 ,, _ . he was half n second of! tlci ‘ . ». Wmfilf Crick-em World's record. he still had ennui-b t {Md through 25 ruunds- j . 1 ,‘ , ,1"§0;1 irhglv: to break the tape considerably Fill 1 ‘70915 “mm was $111277 for euh

round of righting, or $3,759 a min- ute for committing legalized as- sault.

Of course, all that money isn’t

front of his four-footed rival. His‘ xlllllllllg nmrgin was variously es-t timatcci at from l5 to 20 yards.

t Mats in South Africa _\x'ill', the other being

m. n, AIMFL Austmnmb The horse “'35 Julio Iifacrtwt, _ ,, m. , C; 3qicldlesex_ a “mm Owens said he probably would V if?!‘ Fwnt‘ Joe’ it is ‘éggfistgod’ h fy-q". ,1 i,-_m_.,~_n-;0,,n1s were have done better llutl he been t F1105 1"’ 11131153915 one‘ ' x‘

pcllscs come out, too, but Joe's training camps have been profit- zlillc. Exhibition money, however, isn't counted in his total. Louis picks up considerable loose change with sideline stuff but to V his credit he refuses to advertise _ 1 anything unless be believes in the t - l roriuct. So far, he has refused ‘C’ P. by Guard“!!! speck“ wit‘) 1 a lend his name to cigar and eig- arettc advertising because he doesn't smoke.

trained as finely as he was for the Olympic Games last sunlmcl".

i “till the bTSL of the coun- tlltiziui stars. has played the i liilils‘ to n standstill in the tot; this month. Only I ~ ll- vtttnry in the remaining .t_~l» is. llL‘.('€S;(\l‘_\‘ for Etlg- I m rrcnptlllv: the cricket wt umi 111." mythical “Ashc-s." lll 11$ third tout" of the 01d Coun- ;t_~ ho flew Zcalnnti rugby team Luau to show the strength of its §1‘l"l1‘..'»f)lS.- International tilts .1.»- lllt- fllmotls All-Bfnck; lose to mi and Wnirs in startling

S.1\'l‘URDAY‘S HOCKEY RESULTS

National League:-

Scoreless Tie

.115 anal tllcy also had their 305w“ g_ Toronto 1_ 1 lotlvrvrl by the powerful Montreal Maroolls 4. New York i?‘ .t (a rcoln in a club fixture. Anlericans 3 (overtime). CLEVEI pm, Dec. 2'l—(NP)—- ‘ 111K103“ 11011011111 M11151‘ 8111119 International-limit. Lt-agueu- Cleveland t-xllcons battled New

Cleveland 0. New" Hllven 0 (tie). t Haven Eagles to a scoreless tie last ‘night in o listless International-

Springfield 6. Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 3. Syracuse 2. |Anterican League hockey game.

‘"1: tnkcn England by storm. New

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Uut Victory

Over Amerks ,

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Dec. 2'7 — Veteran Stew Evans gave Montreal Maroon. a 4-3 victory Saturday night with :1 goal in the last minute of overtime against New York Americans in m. action-packed National Hockey Lezl- glle game before about. 5,500 fans.

Tommy German's Maroclls, afoul by Boston's defeat of Toronto Mflplm Leafs. moved into a three-any tic with Leafs and Americans for sec- ond place in the International sec- tion by the win.

The winning marker came as the

citcment—-a game with plenty oi goals, a. fist fight. a fluke wore by Lorne Carr and at least, four misskl “sure goals."

Maroons stepped into a. two-goal

by Jimmy Ward and lsob Gracie. But Amerks came back strongly ill the second to tie the game on u pair of goals by Carr. The Gotham- ites first took the lead ill the thirti period when Eddie Wisemall, na- tive of New Brunswick, scored but Marcons by dint. of hard work tied it at 3-3 on Dave Trottiers count- er.

It was left to Evans tllcll, burly Maroon deienceman, to through with the winning tally, M15’. 41 seconds before the galnepncicd.

The game hit a. high note ill the second period when a free-for-zlll threatened after Ncls Stewart and Cy Wentworth started to fight. uus Marker and Harold Cottoltioined in the battle and a minute later players from both teams poured ov- er the boards and onto the ice.

The combatants finally were sep- arated, Stewart and Wcntworth getting majors. Cotton and Marker were banished with minors and 10- minute misconduct penalties.

SUMMARY Firlt Period

l-Marons, Ward 955 klwaroons, Gracie Cain) 13.15 Penalties: None. Second Period 3—Anlericans, Can- 14.59 L-Americans, Cal-r (Schriner, Anderson) 16.58 Penalties: Stewart and went- "worth (majors), Cotton and Mark- er (minors and 10 minute miscon- duct), Evans. Third Period PAmericans, Wiacman, 5.34

(Hadley,

Range) 10.171 Penalties: Evans. Overtime Period 7-Mamons, Evans 9.13 Penalties: Carson, shields.

climax to a game fraught. with ex- .

lead in the first period on scores ‘

CDIHO '

tP-Miamons, Trottier, (Ward, 1 in Berckenia, Ireland’ Riley pliyed

Back Stars 3-2

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

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27-11 f buck lulnd goal by Captain Danny Cox in the waning minutes of the game gave Philadelphia Ramblers n 3-2 victory Saturday night over Syracuse Stars in the most excit- ing Intcrnation-Amel-ican League hockey game played here this sea- son.

Bert Connolly former Morlcton Hawk, intercepted a Syracuse pass in the neutral znnc, stick handled ovcl" the blue line and set up the winning play for Cox at 18:49. The other Rambler goal" were made in the first period by Lloyd ltoubeli.

Syrtlcu e found the Ramblers cortl, in the first and second per- icd», George Parsons tying the 3 score at 1-1 and Art Jackson dead- lockiltg the count at 2-2.

CANADIAN MIDGETS HOCKEY NOTICE - The following players are ask y‘ to get their uniform: at 68 Bright- lcn Avenue this morning at l0. i o'clock. t Steele. Roach. Dingwell, Rich- tlrzi, Mcllztyrc, Strain, Blanchard, j Duncan, McCormick, Morris, l Glllltllicr, A. McDonald, Swan. Bgd. J. McOourt.

A Pa s i e Fined 1 And Suspended

‘ (A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) PROVIDENCE, R.I., Dec. 2'7 - Jcan Pusie, Providence defence- lnan, was fined $100 and suspend- ed for two games by Maurice Pod- oloff, president of the eastern div- ision of the International-American Hockey League, after an investiga- tion here today of Pusie’: attack upon Referee Billy Oouiml 1n the Providence-Springfield. game hero Christmas night.

The burw Hench Canadian player threw his stick at the ref- eree and cut his head. When

' Coutu skated over to talk to the clefenceman Pusie answered with his fists.

(By The Canadian Prel)

‘ To Jack Riley, former centre ~ player with Montreal Cllildillil in ltilc National Hockey League, who will be 26 years old tomorrow. Born

' most of his unateur hockey in Van- ‘ couvel- and graduated to big-time hockey after three seasons in minor league ranks. Ho VIII with Om-

; . c ilets took advantage. of illst. but pxot. Doc Rollmes, and wingmall nay Ross Of Chin . t . .. , , ‘ . . _ ,_ . , . . ' , _ _,gt>_ “m0 g nma cul hockey games than any chars flyey, , Canadian (rlckcttrs lfllilrvss c Bottom lines the one QO¥l€ie cieslltorlsce ‘$1Oli"1;163:q‘€l?$1‘l.“ KL .L.lli frtlcicllxout through injuries. wenerweights, L0H Ambsrs 2f 03m. play“ Records Shaw he ha; _____ 1 A tc-un of (/[»wil1"\v\ ovilz-pto». “he. up F;- gclfff“ 01mm" sands clan Montrcalel-s completely Lbotl‘; ‘ t ~ "" ltSUMMARY Herkimer’ N‘ Y" “mmg light“ been on the ice m “lore than 50° U" "man" ‘or "nmhum Mk,“ To E|11yl|1‘:.l.(!)v‘v‘ hm,‘ "l Itiil Cowley one time Halifax up the l1igh_sco'rmg Devon 11.1 " pjnf“ lweights; Petey Sal" of Birmlng- 8811195. .. _____ . -‘ g c} “_ ; - ltotutto, looked best. Thoms 1- - ,‘ if M’ W"- ‘ham, Ala, amen" nntherwcfghts He was one of. if not the first. '"" 0W1‘ Cftllildfi Matthews, follllcl lllliLSLCl of lld- . , , - 1119- 111559.115 1W0 0111- 01 111111‘ 1101“ ‘ l7t‘l‘lll1il(‘5"—S0ibEl't Wats0n( M '1 - ' - _ fir“ defeat on wmnal revenue Brunt a mimr .. t1 .. fwl the Leafs as he has wmgs for me Habitams- lcm H T C k -mb - and Sixto Ekcobar of Pueno ma,” llmatetll _players to use a. head y. , M _ y _ h for zllr- 1t fcv." games and Harvey ! f 1 1‘, - 11° - 3 1°1<Y- among bflflfilmllveilitfs, guard. his skull was fractured ,, he international selsatloh bv its i.llc slluulll- and . !*|/‘ \y<‘ . ~ SKATE F0]; 1 v ‘- ‘ Jw-k-on wm also flung ‘ v-wllfl DL-lod- "three years ago when ho was mum" ‘ lt is p0 sible a strong tram of “ " ‘ ' ‘" ' SURTDMRY I 1 Prwlrv f; . 1.1] v H-“i 1 t ~‘ ° . l sh D1'91"~‘-‘1’711" EuFiisil anlateurs Will \'.'~ib m» m- ‘ \ ‘ “C " M c“! e (“L”) “hec-‘ed m1“ 21M ‘gtmrdfi- H113’ 3"‘ , . ,1 ~>_',",' ,. q’ n, ". ‘ ' g SFDULRY Fl tP id ' I lilry wnr-sloryaer ce aey ‘ ‘v m“ gills}? Oglniegxl? . lTfiellfiiia§egft ""11_mgi.-r;l?;jo_: 11" , rs u ° s-Karakas, Coulter (two Jllnlaf Abble t was injured by one of Eddie M 1 M which ‘vent {O Great ers m an departments |,.,.._, farm! Lqjetmnl Pcmnsm. ,5omc" i, cooper, Blair (five nuns.) . . shot-egg checks ln a game between . Wu I01‘ f e third 5110438551“! ‘ game won high ccmlncltclatloz". Brunetmu) 12-20 . ‘ lmmsl l Pfactlce Todd “?"."“° Maple Leafs and Boston 4g _. t son, t, 5mg, wok mwen nmwhcs “.81.? plfl_\‘,,,_ 1. Toronto, 'I'ilcms (Day) 1:35. 1725Canadicns, Jrila‘. tLJ-ngllol.» PUYH-ZSLSYXEII1P- t y 131111115- B \ mid Film 311M011 being won, one lost and 111g ye- < »» 1 ~' " 1 " ‘ " " 0119; _ i ‘ "”"—”~‘__ ‘um g 0310113 lll the mainder drawn Penalties: None. _ v LINLIJPS t Practice for “w J-‘uqior Abegweitb BIPRLIN. Dec. _27—(CP-Ha.v$5)-— TONlGRT . .1 Barton also South Africa ran awuv \‘I.L1l the: = ' -""‘"""‘1 P911“ . ‘MW york chug“ this afternoon at the Forum from: ‘Yimwrrly Dynammrs’ Allan cup _ L _ 5t i105 UDCIl l0 b‘:- honors at Bl ‘y whore the an- ' . sei-‘imd Period l G031 I 2 to 3 and tomorrow Tuesday from ltzldtrs, scored another Victory 111 Perfect Ice 1 it’; your}; greatest Woman rual "family" gathering was hc-Iti '3 3051011- GOW-SWQFUIY 1110119113 , g iKmT Kink“ 1 to 2. ' . their European hockey ‘our why‘ 25 m 2o u“ .,._ in July by the Name“, Rifle ,\_§_ 14m; _ Il-Canatdiens, Gagnon (JOIN. t Defence , All players “e requested to be on defeating the German Canadians <1 Ill —~t< x l l» n1 ". t" sltlc of the picture. sociailun. Serf-it. L. D. Bussrllllu , Penalties-Minna. Shill. Portland. 5'30 iCoultcr Seibert hand for both pracflce 5551mm 01171619111 111 B- 115151-101181" 891119-