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WOLVES, R0 ALS BATTLE TO FINISH TONIGHT

On Eve Of Came . That Will Decide Series Winner

(Canadian Press. h Guardian’ ‘

HALIFAX. April lL-qfrceldellt a. A. 60:0; 5mm“,

Hoclkfey Avlslrlillfitlon tonight confirmed his edict that Montreal Royals and

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‘HE GREATEST hockey battle over staged on a Maritime lce surface seems slated for the

Halifax llbrum tonight as Halifax Wflli/Efmfl. battlinglfor a berth in the Allan Cup finals against, Port

wrspeed.

l field

Arthur Bearoats on Monday. and there were to be no if; or butc. A - Arthur 5g

lble tie game would have to be hro‘ th 3 - w“ greats’ meet Mammal

Deng?“ Io perm“ we Baum flmlemovalyulttavpztms gioekhrpvint xyittlrhé: Iilhrzeguclgilrtizto sag: Eastern and West- i I,‘ it

was a decisi ‘ ' ' - ' - INN‘, on of the Association oflicers. President. Gllroy ex- most bitterly ,_ fought Allan cup ern Winners. , NEW I - ._.,____,_____________vV__W_‘ Semi-final series in years. I l HATS NEW REST UP l ' ' ' (c. an Guardian's s ial ire l 593 Y REASON or- their sensation» HALIl-‘yAX, April 11% Rfilngg F0!‘ Easter _ _ _ So Royals and Wolverines. each "1 Wmsbuk of Wednesday dealing with three major problems h" Msu"

villi olic game and a tie to their I mil" ‘he 351180018115 are be- affecting amateur hockey were made , '

nfiilil, rested up tonight for the mil 81"" B- slight. edge to take the at a brief session of the Canadian NEW ‘ QEW

ozllllc of their lives. .. . r series-but the edge is very slight. Amateur Hockey Association here CAPS ‘

The Quebec-Ontario champions - ~ Judging from accounts of the today. TIES

defeated the Maritimers 4-3 in the three games first have been played Five extra days were given the F01‘ Easter

second encounter Monday and the Squads are as evenly matched branches to declare their entrants ‘in For E331" l coach Don Penlllston was confident no the Siamese twins. Dynamite the elimination race for the Allan \ Q they could do it again. Reports that that is apt to explode at any time Cup. 1n future, western champions lbw

Royals Wcro weakening under the is contained in both lineups and arc to be declared by March l0 in- GLOVES NEW

strain of a second tough .erles fol- u from here it. looks as if the squad stead of March 5, and eastern cham- BELTS lowing their long engagement with getting the jump, or in other words pious by March 17 lnstciwl of March For Easter I IIIIoroIIIi/Itésntseléifiégaxrsp were denied in engineering the first successful llAmt For hostel"

v - _ _ . goal-getting fora. , will like] em- B 9111's Who W811i V0 try Out Captain Ralph St. Germain had (CN€wB;0%l::rdA‘;?II'1sIp:cAuIwke) erge the primer: y III TI I with professional teams must seek ++“+4+++¢ I I I

a sore arm but was said to be ready Stage III IIIIIIIIIIIII. hock ' ch pa“ w r o o I - permission before December 10 oi *”“ for the fray, and if Doug MacQllis- Ship oyeNomI Am Icy ammon‘ HE FIRST COUNTER can mean 1-,.“ the current season and stay away

toll had shown any signs of nelng NOWIIIIIEI. aI Mums; msqeuly “Ext T g lot In a sales IIs-hofly com =ni.i. S??? from amateur games until they SUITS

wearyhe was nicely over it. d“ w“ under comsleratlizae Gar- tested as III“ present one has watt. so; W‘ 5. have presented a report of their TOP

Two new recruits now on their by II“ hockey wmmmee $1315’ IIIIIIIIII out Io Im More oIIen mm "“""'~n r- Sggkfsmp activities in pro company to their t IIIII COATS

WI? from Montreal. BUG‘! UQOBIIO!‘ Ummd states Amateur Au“ II e no; 1; 10m“ u“ team that I! _ '/ V q-Qe N V 0' branch officials. r

and Trucmen Donneliy, would be “m e c UH‘ trailing to change their re- ame E " " w ‘w °m< Gm Juniors must present more defin- from "M i” "W l“ '°"'°"°w's 8"" acby Ruths f Ohl plans es ciall if th p 0051108 " “" l - H°~ ‘YM-RIN Puwim "o BT00! of the" Bios 1n the form

and in the finals if Royals won. Unwed 3mm. IIzIe Iwomzvsezkgz“ “I29 comes’ “I? III {In senoemd gII/eg 0/ ‘ -‘I’HE BRlLLtnN-r- Game NE of baptismal certificates. letters

IIIIIIIIIII: me 80mm o] so“; IIIIII bpponems openmgs that hi / _ I5 c“ PRIME o: from the Dominion Immigration - WNFWENT Eastern titleholders The gigging; probably they would otherwise covemru o seem’ 1:21-21 REE- Defiartylelfent “it “hmll, Immfmnt ' ‘ ' , ‘ - m“, NE ‘car s one ey can o an p aying (r. arrangement was for the Chicagoan; have not rcceiyeel‘, ' He I5 I“ G an END RY ‘n-Ifl-f q-HILEHTIIIED In wIIIIIcaIeII_ III I

Jubilant about last night's 4-2 victory over the invaders, Wolver- ines were bubbling over with coli- lldenoe. Coach Red Stuart planned no line-up changes, finding his men

to meet Canada's Allan Cup chairi- plons here lrra series as soon as the Dominion title had been decided.

However, the hockey officials this side of the border discovered wher-

OWEVER_ THE rival coaches are more than capable of look- ing after that. Maritime fans

are concerned only in the outcome

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The Association concurred in Pres- ident A. E. Gilroy's intention to get in touch with the governing hockey body in the United States with the object of staging an lnicrnationali

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The wolves. in their first battle $11‘; flIfI§'““I“f“IfI‘I1e °“'°I“= h" 0f finish"! blltlo- “A Winner Inuit series for the North American Ama-

gtnee they eliminated Charlottetown “as when Ice w” ‘vaiallalbl 60 Pll- be declared even if it takes all S teur title. l

A"""’°‘“ "°"‘ “‘“"“"° °°""’°"' Frederick w. aubbn. ounF-lln. of Riiliitnllwhéir‘? cilfslTdiiis ti: e n a t 0 r3 ueciili/ilfyilflifliigii? Yiiiiiisdllil Have you seen the new “TADOUSSAC” SHIRT l siinon-pure champions, probably a} with Tie to match; they are the latest. You’ll I

tion in February. were just getting

back to form after the long lay-off,

the committee, is communicating

C.A.l-LA.. and with this facing

Halt Rush

Atlantic City around Easter. Gil-

like them.

lth President m A. Gilro o: ch in the opinion of Man Jack gIIIIIIIIIIII Ammur II Y o those two great hockey machines n 061th . Assool - . Conn- There would be 110 "0901!!! tlon, the desire of the Unlyted Stat; '0' wed-M m“ m“ an important {pzlrigig iffgfilfeveeifiwlilllf lifieim” COMB lll fliifl let US allow you the suit. that l ' l the particular tie and shirt that .

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them now." he declared.

m, mmflcgugg h," 1mm; gm- m xuhfmggfl gill!" will of game that will have the fans Dodgers And while _ I‘ I

professional material. thoughtthe "l" keyed up to the breaking point itIimrIliupitthetg-AIIEEIISA-head timll matches it, or the hat that makesdthat new . ° “a” es e l‘ we“ ‘w “ill shade” top coat look even better; an remember

Wolves recovered by changing their tactics and beating Royals at their own game.

in Saturadyb 3-3 tieand in Mon- day's Royal victory the Wolverines played a send-defensive style against the Montrea-lers‘ wide open and na- gressive methods. Last night the Connmeri went right in after them. taking full advantage of their great-

CARRY BRUNT OI BATTLE

Owen Lennon and Chummio Law- lor, two of the fastest men in ama- teur hockey, earned the battle into the Royal camp. As Jack Adams saw it, "the Wolverines simply skat-

opcns. - v Tom Lockhart. Secretary, also pointed out hockey interest was at a low ebb hereabouta now, with the season having ended more than a Week nso mo. baseball ready to take 11M lfllce in the ffoctlons of the public. I After the series, if it iii-decided to hold it next November, the fans may see a preview of the clymplc flngl asltfl,‘ ,‘tochoosotheArnez-- loan all-star representatives this simmer. Canada's Allan Cup win. hers. either Port Arthur, Halifax or Montreal Royals, will carry thg rm. beaten T‘ ‘ standard into the fray. It is generally taken fu" gran. ted these two teams will reach the

ed them dizzy in the first two per- iods and kept them behind their own blueline."

The De oit Red Wings’ Manager did not think the Royals played as well as in the earlier games. "Roy- als‘ defence was not nearly so steady and Phil trifle off. ln his play." he said. "Far- quharson, to my mind, played the beet game he has shown so fsr

. the series."

After having seen the two outfits in action three times, Adaml thought the dope on Friday night's game was a "toss up."

Meanwhile Port Arthur Bearcate were putting in time waiting for op- ponants in the cup finals. The western cha ‘ watched Royllh and .Wolverlnes~in two games and decided they were in for a fight either way.

Patrick A n d AdamsEnroute

To Homes

MDNCTON. N. B. April l1 - Lestcr Patrick manager of the New York Rangers passed through lloncton this afternoon over the Canadian National Railways en- s-oute from Hallfak where he has

manager ofthe Detroit Red Wings.

who was also a spectator at Allan

been scouting for players at the Th“ Ye" l‘ m winging up 1n a blaze of ac- c III II II I I _ . I Allan’ Cup hockey playoffs in that the mimloiwml 8"!" in "t" m, Id m, °°° °° °Y "mi" m“ Wmilhi- Chicago (A) . zoooooooo a o 2 weight, will leave for Boston u. SIM IIIImIIII filmy _ “Iv d‘ I city back to New Ybrk via Saint Yon=.In1::l'-wul;i£l:lIIfwton any’; h; 1:17? Uppelr véanagun (lipase: adzzlfliigimeirxgélgiigilgnbyfizzy Hoyt and Paddenl Jones. Lyons Inorrow ttoTlIlneseg, ra-nutgzuigigolox; Tex RIIIIIId If“ I M, 5e85,}; ‘QIQI, I. ifinm- BII°,II"I‘II?°“{II°I‘{“‘,§QttI§,“ ‘l m declare Canadian champions be- no" for Island chumoionshim- (eating Winnipeg Monarchs 1-2 in and Bewm‘ s11”; ' 3:533 ° “y ° outdoor promotions. islft ready to 0 5V - "Bl-mil l o o ' - . announce that it has borrowed my, h _ fore Avril 1'1. Rinks at New York l ' _ ‘he “°°°“d °i ‘i mi-‘fl-ihiec- At Lynchburg, vs: smartlng from a 10-round I 4 mm Ham“ w” h“ A ms Ohicazo and n» m b, m. Fnpons Am) navy mectclfnb game series for the Canadian lun- Detroit (A) 014 010 a s a trounclng by Norman Conrad in IPjI'I‘I‘I§“°'_§‘I$II'I “"°RI'C‘I°I‘:II{IL"°§RI‘I'IQQ,' , . l-Ioy Name u ior amateur championship. I_ m0 03o 3 3 3 Ham“ may, wuggdayI wgnmgtan New York 85-50mm, who has I'm, I l

Cup games in Halifax for a like Emmi" “my "if ‘t "m" . II cIdIII o, H, II III IIII arm“ élamghwzmk QDWQ‘; Ell-mlifiiguwthlhiimryiraiilixgmg mtwollfllif felvc sgiewc: the game“ will ebe rgayzllld sfifiglll‘; ""’,'.§',},,§§‘,§ 2:11“ $62M“ IIIIIII m%rggterl° the New Hump‘ Piélmo Cagidleria. and Jar‘ Louis, alone eapec over r a - - - - " “I”; l - - ,, w Bra 0c . c so in Montreal. - wahimil E $3, o; ,,,,,"’f,.,§§.'f'w.§,“ll. on “mm Gxmpfxgffin d“i'f,l;2?1“",itn,, lg‘): The situation ls compllcaicrl by , _ ‘ Atl the ‘thmhm °f W" W" short had l9 knockouts to his "°';"',';¢ '“““§“,,§§“‘It..hfI Gmdffll‘. ' scored agan 0pc“ U S 0i 5 bQX lL-l I

LISTER MISSED HIM

lKIlTBDAL-If anybody had O Hal chance te look after Russell Biinoo. sensational Montreal Ma- roon centre. lt was Lester Patrick. Blinco played for a New Yorkem- ateur team one season vent Ireat guru. Then he joined lpflng-

ln the Canadian-A -‘

American League. But Patrick let m stop the amtllpl m .__..... . _ l ___ - Imulnullrlroxl o; 0APllbfiwllilgllgtAbblYi . to“: s, Guardian's Special Wig; ' _ n l’ ‘ WE'RE L. A ll l1—A!l S ' ‘ITHQ PAYS Qtgium tcmorI-gv night. “In m. "swung snll from nfvu Peliliuwa, coach or Eagerly? Cbzxtlllcrcetstlf‘: ma “lift WHEN IT PAR"! 3 - ' m 5W"!- - ..-............ I A few 0d II oxcerlttgn “t: Laser himself. ficnres m laaunoeaeanaeaooe 1w Elliillxmlvilivufluamvozofirivl rill-lily “rliyffiltwili $53.1: if“? W"! SKIS Will Sh!» 7 I T I I so u“ he has a chance of Achieving loml- High two, Jean MaeKeRl-nsy, m nisht- in the llnnl Kline 0i their They will be accompanied by Ari‘ WAVES l-lli! A DUCKS y j E ‘eye c. ‘or an‘ ‘hm! “$17 “m? MEWVMIM‘ Hill! lililli. Jean MwKQal-ney. ' ' series for the Eastern Canada Csyford. an official of the team. », MEEK", You u" " - l ' - m" "u" 5°- LP."- “§\d“".t: 157- ' ilockey title. today sent two Royal Penniston said Doug MacQuist-y un- AuIWu-fup‘ I Th I! 1h 35 F? 1W5! Wlltl- ll WI! 01W Dlliifi ----~ p o p p g - reserves hurrying from Montreal en centre of the Royal second line. i .' - . “d!” m“?! l5 WEE-FEW! 5M "m 5515*“! - to Halifax. mdv not be able to play tomorrow ‘ " ‘P "Y il of Willa.“ M- t". Mn! Uniillhr. l"- l , Pennieton phoned npreseutet- abs u nunruig from the play- ""' .- m _ .. Wow-w lw- Amman-nu Iudllalsnbnstodq ml an. i

Watson, I thought, was a l

final.

lodthart sold negotiations would be opened toward having the two Olympic teams meet following the North American championship.

WOULDNT CONSIDER- l‘!

HALIFAX, April 1l--“I wouldn't consider it." President E. A. Q1120?

1n of the Canadian Amateur Hockey

‘ ialtlon declared tonlgheewhen he was informed Frederick W. Rub~ lerr. chairman of the hockey coin- mllttoo of thrUnlted States Arn- ateur Athletic Union, was planning to communicate to him the desire of the American body to play an international hockey ohanvpion- ship serleslin New York next Nov- ember

Stating he’_had heard nothing officially about the plan from the U. 8. A. A. U.. President Gllroy said he had not given the matter any thong-iii. He did‘ not. however, see how such a plan would be pr sible so early ln the hockey sed- son because there were few teams in Canada that could whip them- selves into shape in that time.

It was planned last year when lvitancton Hawks won the inter- national championship from De-

durlng every minute of action- Plcking a winner ls a tough task in any branch of sport, but. the writer ls of the opinion that the Hallgonlana will come through with flying colors and go on to give the Maritimes its third con- scoutive Allan Cup team and ltis first Olympic representatives. I I

MTiL TUNIEHT

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

MONTREAL. April IL-Prepar- atiorls were complete tonight for the clash of Saint John ‘Trojans and Notre Dame de Grace Com-

sPORT IOLEDWERB in generalnmunIIIy Assocmflon o’ Montreal

will be delighted to hear of the improvement shown in the condition of lid. F. Acorn, who has been a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital for the past week. Ed, as he is familiarly blown. is one of the best known sports followers throughout the Maritimes and has been promin- ently onnected with sport in his Island Province for over a decade. particularly in harness racing. 's genial manner which has won him a host of friends in the past is very much in evidence even though sickness has him down for the present. and said friends are looking for a speedy and com- plete recovery.‘ . lrItCTION O1" w. Malcolm Me- Rlnnon to the presidency of the Charlottetown Lawn Ten- nis Club ls a fitting tribute to a member who has played s. big part in building up the Club to its present efficient state. president, together with Ml‘. J. A. Bentley, has given unsparingly of his time work during the past number of years and. it ts a Just reward that his efforts were ap- preclated by his appointment to this responsible position. O O

HE EFFORTS 01" the above mentioned gentlemen have gone a long way in fostering

interest in the net. game. Resflfd- od more or less as just a pastime not so many years ago. the

troll. Olympics at Toronto to make the series an annual affair. to be taged at the completion of the Allan Cup championships in Con- ads.

m

was panned to hold

available at that time.

United States champions, at lantlo City “around Easter

Figures He "Cari Stop Joe Louis

...__... CHICAGO. Avril ll-uh Ii veer cid Jewish hnsvywilbajto! 14m of Paterson. n. J.. will attempt to rge of Joe

. manna... etc-onions “Hlnbwv- o‘

several years have seen a decided change for the better. Last season. the greatest experienced in island tennis circles, saw the game come into its own with three clubs op- erating on s. large scale, the sea-

- night on the

floor in the third and what

straight championship-and‘ report in fine fettle for tonight's en- ‘ , icons, underdogs at tteaent, are by no means out of the running. There has been very little ‘difference between the teams in the games played and the pros- poctl for tonight's ‘battle are an- other close,‘ rugged struggle- .___.._______...

DOWITTHE ALLEYS

~ . "lflm" laype-

here tomorrow and Saturday in the Eastern Canada senior basket- ball semi-flnal- ' - Winners of the two-game mtg] point: semi-final will move on to Windsor to encounter Assumption @3889 in the Eastern Canada final.

Th9 Tkoians are rated one of the stflmflest to represent the Maritlmes in several year-g, The New Brunswick outfit won the Maritime title for the 11th time and to cam the right, to meet Notrc Dame de. Grace downed University of Dnlhousie Tigers.

Eight men will make up the Saint John squad. Ori the forward line they had Don Paterson and George Andrews with Bob Brown and Bill Crawford. centres. Les Stratton, Bill Ganderton, Roy Bu]- “Wm “"1 Hmry Hollies are the guards. Coach Wesley Mcvicar and Manager Walter Golding complete the squad

Notre Dame do Gracahave l0 players available for which they will dress eight, Lenny Hutton Buster Allan, Dick Bowden and Lew Newton make up the for. WflfdS. Norm Carson and Rudy gflvus are the centrcmcn, whne OII

e rearguard are Earl Whlttal, Alan Mills. Sammy Morrison and Tommy Madden.

CubTl/QZZ? Take L ead

(C. P- By Guardian's Special Wire)

WFINNIPEG, April ll-A quick- thlnking. puck-following pack of Cub Wolves from Sudbllry con-

Monarchs won the first game

(A.P. B Guardian's Sw-clul Wire) WASIEINGTDN. April ll-Brook- lyn Dodgers’ string of seven straight victories over American League op- position was snapped today when Washington Senators scored three rung in the seventh inning to win 3-2. Score: R ll E .. 010 100 000-2 6 0 Washington .. 000 000 30x-—3 '1 2 Lamanske and Iorpez; Wliitnhill. Pettit and Bolton.

Brooklyn . .

HICKORY. N. 0., April 11—(A. P.)—Alth0ugh Dick Bartell made four errors in the first inning, New York Giants. with a revised batting order. pounded out a 10-6 decision over Cleveland Indians before a packed bail park of 6.000 fans io- day. Score:

R H B Now York .. 300 000 301-10 l4 5 Cleveland . . 400 002 000-— 8 5 2

Fltzsimmolis. Stout, Chagllori and Mancuso. Richards: Lee. Brown, Galehouse. Winegarner and Pytlak.

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OHARIHITE. N. 5.. April 11 — (AIM-New York Yankees wound up their barnstorrriing jllnket through the south today by shut- ting out Charlotte Hornets of the Piedmont TAB-Elie 10-0. Boon“: - » R. H E New York . . 030 010 006-10 8 2 Charlotte, .. 000 000 000- 0 '1 5 Tamulis, Murphy. Duke and Glenn; Jackson, Veach. Flohr and Moore.

Wrtlg. "

At Newark, N. J.: R H T Boston (A) .. 000 002 000-2 5 i Newark (IL) . 300 002 -0X-5 l0 0 W. Ferrell, Rhodes. Walbert and H. Ferrell. Smith: Wicker. Salinsen. Larocca and Boiler.

At Little Rock, Ark; Pittsburgh (N) 000001030 4 8 0

Cincinnati (N) Bridges and Hayworth; Holllngs-

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MacINNIS

to start here Monday night, defln-l ltely. Halifax Wolverines B—_d Man-l treal Royals, deadlocked now at one ‘ win apiece and one draw in the

semi-finals, must wind up their ser-