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Y nllht. 2-1.

Two third period goals fired by Ton‘

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tve barrier thd Marooul could not penetrate,

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by ‘Alan Randal. Canadian Pren Staff Writer

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last ni ht shoot ew . ericans into the Stanley

semi-finals. The Ohihawh

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Stave Ofl Attack

Even when they were redu ad 21011 by l to Johnny Taugf 91'. the uebec champions had a?!“ in reserve to repulse the .1...“ “%§°§%‘:..°.'£°.':;'.§:...“.:" fonitinth lastfl ml °' d!“ B ve notes but

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ti: v.2 at time uu ho ° ' egg? bimleigers saw their best roons funbled their greaicst ""1118 opportunity. early m the 5000M per od. Tm Ben-Awleby- from the initial face o ahdabgz down on Bolduc. mom as feet out A-Pllleby fired a hard shot at the Aces smile and Bell picked up the rebound and almost scored.

As Babe LsBlanc darted in to illfly a possible rebound fromBelrs B11419. Bfflmln. defenceman, all” him down and Referee Cy o, 01' $1M I penalty. and when

9°10 questioned it in no un- certain t he was waved to the box with is teammate.

score But Once

With a two-man advantage. Maroons swarmed in on the Que- bec 8001 but only fore the Aces were at full strength 583111- 115811? 01 their attacks foun- dered on the head-cheek Que- bec defence. 'I‘hs ones that didn't were turned aside by the agile Bolduc

at the. '- gin in 111.81’ came in Monctozfs "kid line" and Bebe IeBia of the Q

test mar- this period. Bell-Annleby

they could get going properl .

A loose puck that Jack ‘Con- nell ac _up gave Aces the tie- ing goal. l-le picked it up in full stride at the Monotcn blue line. bore down on Harris 0st un- hampered by Meroons defencemen and flicked a high drive that found the corner of the net. r the wemaining seven minutes of the period, the teams battled on even terms, both threatening consistent- lylbut failing to add to their wt-

Aces Clinch Victory

The third period started slowly, fried impetus that produced two glebcc nd with a

a e biasing Maroon drive in the last a: minutes that did everything

score. The break Aces were awaiting wad Den- Jult after the 12-minute mark. Aces sent on Toxdreau. Martin and Stengle to replace the GOonnsII-Wing-Mclntyre line and flu trio produced a in 80 sec- onvt. ‘Ihndnau got t. firing Mar- rebound past Harris as the

his knees after Arcs didnt new?" ‘not. th al

' ano er go m; way things urncd out, but may got it. anyway. Just after Le- Blanc returned and the Maroons power plays were in full swing, the Quebec forward line and Johnny ‘rougher broke away. Gauthier shot tong ass .

.%'°" “m” "tliifl it‘? 33"“ Masons tried hard in the rs- five minutes but tne Aces

Maui-com“ na-Ooalwu mo, Harris; defame, Bastaraohe; foxwardaAp-

,1 hen, Babe LeBlanc; subs, £22m, L.LeBlanc, Powers, White,

Aces-Goal, Bolduc; defence,

eannie Cudmore.

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ach Ernest ,_ u 3;- - - forwards, Ton-

0,1 “fifé‘.‘-f°"hil=le..'déli..ce. Sybil dreau, Btancle Mirtln: subs. Gau- Mlilan. Pa icia Weeks: for- mier. Perrcault. O'Connell. W108.

Oflicialc: Happy Bhouldlce Ot- tsyl/i; Cy, ’I‘aylo_r, Dorcheoter: ma. nni Period

Penalty {lvqlililh ~ Second Period l-Moncton. Paulina a m _ , O'Connell - - - 1215s Penalties: Brennan, O'Connell, mum‘ ran-a Period °b°°',T§PE"_‘_‘ ._ _ - 10.44

l. uebec. Gauthier ( 1mm, O'Connell) - 14.01 Penalties: lcBlanc, Tougher.

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NEW YORK, March 38-(OP)— Rank outsiders on the books of the experts a week , New York Americans and O Black Hawks tonight were ready to bottle for the nght to proceed in 0f most-prized award,

p. On National ‘League season ay, ilhE A's had much the betbexillof the exchanges with Manager Bill Stewart's Hawks. having won four and tied two games in six starts. But the New Yorkers are tired after their grueling series with e Ran

th gers.

The Ame-deans Rnded the “swab- way" classic here last night when Ilcrne Carr scored after 6D minutes and 4o seconds of ovewtlmey

The big Chicago team has been idle since they elmirlmied the fav- ored Canadians from the cup hunt in Montreal last Sslturda .

the third game here

necessary.

Perth Juniors Defeat Verdun

(C. P. ‘by Guard ‘s Special Wire) MONTREAL. rch fl-Perth Blue Wings turned on a threat

goal offensive in the last period tonight to gain a 6-4 win over Verdun Maple Leafs in the cur- tain-raiser of their eastern semi- final series in the Memorial Cup hockey pla downs. Favored o take the series alter ousting the Maritime champions from Halifax, Blue W stepped into a lead in the ope g riod and were never headed. t ough Verdun drew even with the east- ern Ontario crew late in the sec- ond period. Th.) win put Perth into a com- mandin spot to take the series. The res of the best-in-three round will be played at. Ottawa, where t‘ ey trimmed Halifax Can ians. The survivors will o against Bud- Wolves or Os awe Generals in he eastern Canadian final.

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAME BOWLING Comma-c‘ ‘ League

Imperial Biscuit Co-Sfifl. Prince Grocery-Emil.

High single R. Harley 8M. High three V. Plneau 809.

Ladies Bowling

Hillbillies-HIV]. _ Sexagons-mllfi.

High single D. McDonald M4. High three D. McDonald 6M.

Tonight at 7 o'clock:-

Ladies League: Elites vs. Stars. Holy Redeemer Icarus. finals: Doughnuts vs. Wild Cats.

At 9 p. m. C. N. R. Hotel Mixed

league. CITTOWN BOWLING ALLIIB

Giants-JIM. Cardinals-HOG.

ladies high single M. Stull 219. Ladies high three M. Stull 595. Gents high single P. Mcfnnis

266. “gents high three P. McInnis

Indians-Slim

Dubs-MM.

Ladies high single G. Doyle Ladies high three G. Doyle Gents high single Dr. McKenzie

852. agents high three Dr. McKenzie

236. 650

Tonight at 8:30:- McLeod dz H. Praught. Mnilett.

Clow dz G. Doyh’. Diamond 8.: A. Goss. J. Clow 8.: Mrs. Burke.

Tavlor s» I. Pequett’. McInnis 6: Mrs. Houston. Fantaccl dz E. DorRan.

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Tonight at 7:— Hoimans vs. Sea Gulls.

wnrf-ITIGIETN (By The Canadian Press)

EBURG. Germany —Paul Bauer. a Munich llolnry, will in June lead another effort. of Ger- man- scientists and Inutlneers t0 reach the "top of the world" on the Nanga-Parbet, in the Hillia-

"CAP" STUBBS AND

A n d Amerks,

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A UES ELIMINA TE MONC TON MAR 00

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In that lineup. The Selections

The eighth annual Canadian Press All-Star teams follows: Goal, Thompson. Boston; R. Defence, Shore, Bos- ton; Left Defence, Biebert, Can-

adians; Centre. Cowley, Boston; R. Wing, Drlllon, Toronto and Dillon Rangers (tie); Left Wing, Thompson. Chicago; Coach, Pat- rici] Ran .

ternate Team: Goal, Kerr, Rangers;

R. Defence Ooulter, Rangers; L. Defence, Belbert, Chi- c ; Centre, ADDS. Toronto- R.

, Dillon Rangers and Ddllon, Toronto; L. Wing, Blake, Canad- iens; Ross

Coach of ' seven‘

aStar aggregation after givin wa last year to Jack Adams o? De it Red Wings.

Around him he finds a team of superb defensive wer and attack- ing str . m tall Tiny Thompson, in a1. out to gill

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brother Paul. a left win , team is a well-balanced unit,

mlng with experience and sparked with youthful fire.

Roll Wings Ousted

8w t out of the all-star picture were our Detroit Red Wings who

outinated the i987 team. The world chain ions’ collapse was re- flected in t e disappearance of Norm Smith, 1e Goodfellow. Marty Barry and tarry Aurie with their ma er, Adams.

Ou of e all-star sccne with them went Harvey Jackson of Toronto Ma le Leafs who was placed on e first team in i937 with Biebert and the four De- troiters.

d for honors through much of the league schedule had its oountupart in their struggle for

the right wing spot. But while Drillon outdistanced the New Yorker in the new race the writers presumably dered Dil-

lon's greater backchecking ability Ilaalartltced itne 11.31am player's edge n a acking pun .

Both are newcomers to ihe first team. Dillon becomes the first American-hem player to reach the diary heights of all-star recogni-

_ tion. Be was born in Toledo, O.

Honor For Maritimes

e firstr timebfrluhiis sophomore year as a oron a . The 32-year-old Moneton player's selection is a reward for having led the league all season in scor- ing. It brings him a bonus offer- ed by Manager Conny Brnyihe to any of his players making flue first team.

Wa r r in g t o n Rated By N.B.A.

, Mar. 28-40?)-

WASHINGTON . The National Boxing Association

today rated Terry (Tiger) Wer- rington of Liverpool, N.8., eighth among the challengers for the lght heavyweight title of John Henry Lewis. Only Canadian above the Nova Bcotia battler in that divis- ion was Eddie Wenstob of n- ton who was aced fourth.

Max Baer, ormer world heavy- weight champion who began his fistlc comeback with a decision over Tommy Farr, British Empire heavyweight ruler, received official recognition when the N.B.A. rated him second among the challeng- ers for Joe Louis’ heavyweight

crown.

Maxie Berger, Canadian light- weight chaunlpion, of Montreal, was ranked 10th challenger for Lew Ambers’ crown and Baby Yack of Toronto placed sixth among chal- lengers for Sixic ar’s n- tamweight title.

WHO THEY'RE AFTER.

(By The Canadian Pres) Ronni-Italian officials admitan anti-Jewish movement exists under fascism but says it is directed only

against "international Hebrewisln ' and not against Jews in Italy.

TIPPIE

(EMA. I. Milford. Canadian Prel Staff Writer) 0, March 2.8—Paokiug a double threat at right through a tie vote, the Canadian Press eighth annual National Hockey League all-star teams were announced ‘ ‘. Hockey writers in N. II. L. cities who made the selections were un- able to agree whether Cecil Dillon of New York Rangers or Gordon Drlllon of Toronto Maple Leafs is hookers best right winger. In the only deadlock since the Canadian Press teams were first

the Maritimes to m“

Siebert Only Carry-over. From Last Year On

Star Team

win:

two playen on first a-nd alternate

teams sweepingly changed from last season's.

Oniy Babe Siebert of the 1987 all-liar first team was returned to his post by the 31 critics voting. They halloted drastic rebuilding of the al- ternate team. too, l iaining only Earl Selbert of Chicago Black Hawks

when the 3i votes were counted it was found Dillon, with 16, had one more selection for the first team than the 22-year-old Toronto layer. But Drillon made up for at b three more alternate team votes hon Dillon had. They were 311s only players named for right

ng.

Boston's Tiny Thompson re- turns to the first team a tcr being selected first in 1936 and giving way to smith last season. His only serous rival for the Job was Dave Ker: and he had a comfortable margin over the New York Ranger. Kerr won the alternate team Job without a struggle.

Second Boather Act

The Thompson brother act is the second in Oanadla Press all-star history. In 19M Llonel Conacher, then with Chic o Black Hawks, was selected firs string defence- man and his brother Charlie of Toronto Maple Leafs was placed at right wing.

Eddie Shore, 88 years old and still the master defenceman, comes back to the defence he has domin- ated since the poll was started Only in 1934, when he was chosen for the alternate icam, and last season, when he m out al-

the. had the IDO-pound Al- berta farmer yielded the post.

The battle-scared Slebert, also $ years old. is in left defence posi- ion for the third consecutive year. Neither he nor Shore had serious opposition.

The majority of selectors con- sidered imly Bill Cowley, who is Bruins’ standout pivot man, and Byl Apps. the Toronto ace. for centre. Twice as many voted Cow- ley on to the first team as named APPS. The brilliant Bruin has had five years’ N. H. L. ex ence. four of them with Bos n and reached his peak this season when he scored 1'1 goals and 22 assists.

Comfortable Margin

Half a dozen players were eon- sidered for left wing and Paul Thompson. Ohicagou greatest scor- ing threat, won out with a com- fortable margin over Toe Blake and George Mantha of Canadiens. Ell"l..§’.‘;.“‘°“..2i..." .. ' "T?

1101' ner New or America

ns. .

Lester Patrick had no difficult making the first team with All of Boston named to the alternate team for his first ap- pearance. Cecil Hart of Canadiens, Dick Irvin of ‘rm-onto. Red Dut- ton of Americans and Bill Stewart 0‘ 01110380 Were also mentioned in "10 "M118 but thev were far be- hind the two leaders. Adam; and

T011115? an of Montreal Ma- roons were not given a vote.

Falconbridge Held To Draw

(C.P.b Guardian’ S a] i

TORD , March 11:31:); Maroons iation, senior B titlists

apparently their more to a draw

60 minutcs of Allan Cup hockey without a penalty the score stood 1-1 and the teams will resume their two-game total-goal grants here tomorrow on an even

Falcons, conquerors of "Toronto Goodyears and 6-1 favorites, were stymied by the close checking of the slower moving Maroons and trailed on the score sheet at the start of the final frame. They tied it up, however, within three min- utcs and the squads fought it out on even terms thereafter.

SNEAD WINS TOURNEY

GREENSBORO, N. 6.. March 28 (AP)—So.fn Snead of White Sul-

OM Great tourney by ahootin 89-88 today 2i‘ a sensational 2- ctie score of

Johnny Rcvolta of Evanston, m, fired a fourth round 00 to give him second place with

Brains On Spot In Gam e At Boston Tonight

(By The Canadian Press)

TORONTO. March 28--.F‘u.i1 0i confidence now they are "tcpdogs" in the betting, Toronto Maple Lea-is left t0 ht for Boston to resume battling there with the bruising Bruins’ for a National nockey League title that is almost within their grasp.

Only casualty 1n the Leaf camp is Harvey Jackson. ace left wing man who suffered a badly-sprain- ed left arm 1n the second game, which Ledls won 2-1, of the best- of-iive series for the N.H.L. title and a spot in the Stanley Cup final. Leafs also won the first game 1-0.

Bruins may be without the ser- vices of Ray Getlifle for the third game. Getliife suffered a, gushed tin the second tilt Saturday

Map Plan For

European Tour

MONTREAL, Ma/roh 28—~(GP)\.

Cecil l-lamt announced plans for a

hockey tour of Eur-

°P0 by his Montreal Canadiensand

Detroit Red Wings were pretty close to completion,

Onily hitch in the max], ‘a MW. the Hfslhiitlanis geld, was weamher and Naiziomu Hockey

teams were to saJl from 301411111X 0r New York. 'I‘he Can- adierls want to leave from Halifax so they can play exhibition games there and at Sydne , N_ s" when "w! drew big crow spring

That difficulty will be smoothed over without much trouble, though, Hart raid. He expects Iihe teams I0 sail next, week. Manager Jack Adams of Detroit told, him today film Wings were ready.

Each team will! carry 11 men. Of the Carladiens. Willi’ Cude, Babe étlmilrfkr Buswellégsm Iggy.

' l! 588111011. we an- "he Pit Iconic. Toe Blake and Rod Inn's-in have agreed Io g0 along. Aurel Joliat has been in_ Jted but he and Marty Burke, who 15 1-11 11081111181. may not go. If they don't, the other pair will be lfcked from Mfre Detiilevfs, Polly Drouin. RvddGouviue and Arfnand Ray-

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

Joe Louis. in professional box- ing 165s than a year, punched out an easy IO-round decision over Natie Brown at Detroit. three years ago tonight. The 20-year-old negro

110W World's heavyweight champ- ion-took command early and gave the Washington veteran a terrific lacing

CANADIANS WANTED LONDON-Promoters of the Em- pire Dav concert under patronage of the King and Queen, in Albert Hall May 24, are hopeful of having singers from Canada and other

dominions in the great choir.

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All Star Senior Teamiffiiii In Harry Benefit Game?’

eToui-scored Itihe cameras-z. n . . on ,

J nior Abbies. flashing the form

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last alight sgated off with a 6-4 inlihe first 11 minuics 2n

Bradley's pass. Mousey Dowling got that one back two minute: later on a from Fiannigau and Ev Jay“ ut goals by Nicholson and Mccl tick for the senoin drew the losers up to within one goal of their opponents.