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LINIMENT

S. ll. ll. To Meet_

ll. S. Team In ..lisritiiiio Finals

‘ lenlvillc, us, March 12 -(c li-Berwiok All-stars will meet New Waterford Hawks in a razo-

esds and W esdsy for the Nova otia Iriionnediate hockey ltle s the t to meet 8t. Dim-

llanks niversi y of Charlottetown the Maritime final. p Announcement o! the dates was made tonkht by Dr. A. B. llore- uih. president of the Derwick

Ilud Jaiiies llas low Suggestion

‘CIgONCTON. N. 3.. March 12 -- x )—_- Hamid (Dud). Jamescoach g! [Saint John Beavers. Maritime "in" “l” 300KB! semi-finalists. to- m Mme uri with a brand new lllilzeslion mid s statement which who darkened. the Maritime Ci((‘\' Dicfure. hﬁoacli James expressed doubt l5 Beavers could be assembled in “vim for tomorrow night's gsme u Truro Bearcats. as ordered b m A- H. A. President Illlio ldson. A The best. thing thc M. A. H. - ﬁghting now", James said, "would and start all over again." h

Y0liR GIiIiNBE

YOUR‘ i WINTER» RESORT

relief. Sloan's helps f0 rush v- '

Illlll hero Wearin- day nhht between the Saint John team frxbm the tyl Hocltietv is creating an ever-growth inter-

. T a... “ﬁt-Viidi‘ e122”: m this will be % senrssy nisiit. A-liidxthe

ireemvood: Dudley, Fedorenek. ow out both our playoff -

For Healthful and Happy Skating Good Ice-Good Music-Good Friends

HOCKEY Nrrii

The ronum MARCH 15th-

ST. JOHN GARRISON BBAVERS

vs. CHARLOTTETOWN ALL-STARS

“VBIII-‘e Ticket Sale — Fred Lambro!» Ml?- " l‘ Tea Room, The Forum. Skate after game.

inane. Band attending.

ieafs Lose

DIP-RD in thié Bulb-is! iii ‘i113. wick Dctroitalled walk’. oigsedtth m” 1°11" 3°“!!! Millie mason series with Toronto with a i-i viowry be. (M11484 inns tonisht. The dac- ties

n

Illusion is- - (OP)

iidon veDeti-oitsixwins at din the Maple rem ‘flbr ti}:

seaso . Brunete ‘ third 1 an “hint... dfaislt“. ‘w

season and helped tli W

I! tilhter 311i) on secosid

the National Hockey League race.

Detroit now has 54 points. six more

than Toronto.

SUMMARY

Iirst Period

l-Detrdt. Mimi-rung (Bro ) 1:91 2—Deu'oit. Bnuieteou 11:01?“ Panties-Brown. Poile, Jack-

lecond Period S-Detroit. Brunetea/ir (Bullet) 17:-

ll Penalties — Davidson, Bianca (majors)

Third Period 4—Toronto. Carr (Dvaidsoii) 16:17

BOSTON, March L? —(AP) -— Wingei- Herb Oain became the third National Hockey League player in history to collect 7B points tonight while his Boston Bruins were defeating Montreal's top- place Canadians, 6-6. before 10.000 at the Boston Garden. 1t was the Bruins’ third triumph over the leaders. who have lost only five of their fl amines to date.

SUMMARY First Period i-—.Boston, Egan 1-03 P-Boslon, Egan ii-Montreal, O‘ lllaiﬂii) 14:80 b-Montreal. Watson Fllion) itﬂ Penalty -- ken.

loeoadPeeiod b-ﬁtssal, Laoh (Lainoureuio a-Montreal, O'Connor (Lsmour- ciix) 11:24

‘l-ﬁoston, Cowley (Cslladinei s-aohwn, A. Jackson, Bell. Cain) . "" None.

8: nnor (Heffernsn. (Get/cliffs.

Third Period l-Boltovi. A- Jackson (Boll, Igan) iii-acme. Cain (A. Jackson, Boll) ii-isontrosi. llCh (Blake. Rich-

srd) isms Penalties- None. sawimairs oAssn n io >-

To Detroit

After Winning From N, Y, In Week-End Games

b-Detroi “Estes/u (Hows, Us- Penaities-Bodnsr. Simon.

Saturday's Game

RONTO, March ia —(C.P)- Tawny» Mame Leafs made Mathe- matically certain of s. stanley Cup series berth Saturday by defeating gewlYlolrkkRarigers 5-0 in a Ns-

ona 0c ey Leagu ame bef

10.306 fans. It was teheg third tight: New York had been blanked by ‘Ibronto this season.

SUMMARY l-‘Ilksroariio. Boothama (Polite) 3—Toronlo,gavidson (Carr. Bcd~

nar) . 3—'roronio. r (Morris) 10:06 Penalties- one.

Second Period Scoring-None “Penalties — Hextall. J. McDon- a .

Third Period t-Jloronto, R. Hamilton (Bodnar. Carr) 2:56 b~7IbPQIltO, Boothman (iPolle,

Kennedy) 18:02. Penalties — Dill (2). McGcan.

Canadiens Win From Red Wings, Lose To Boston Bruins In Week-End Games

Loch supplying the last-minute spark necessary to do the trick. cited out a. a-li victory over Detroit Red Wings Saturday night to cnau: up their 23rd game without dcieat (m home loo this season.

The two points resulting from the win gave the Cauucks 1'1 so iar this season. to tie the 1920-30 Nat- ional Hockey League record of Bos.

have iour schedulud games left in - izooo fans went wild when Lacn climnxcd a

smashing IO-mtnute attack by beat- ing Conny Dion from close in with

or). I-laa-rnon, Simon (2). Jackson.

Second Period V z-dviontreoi. O'Connor (Heiftrnan

Baimon) 6. S-Monweiil Loch (Males/u. Bou- chard) iiizoa 4~Detroit. Howe (Ros o1) 14:30 fir-Montreal. Getiifte ( * ion, Wat-

son) 19:09 “Penalties-Richard. Brown H01-

Tliird Period

ﬂ-Oetioit. Jackson (Grosso) 11:62 ‘i-isdontreal. Inch (Blake, Richard)

LKJNTREAL. Marc -— (OP Montreal Cf-Wﬂdllell-‘i. with Elmer

t .

it is-wpeotod that each team w

be out? for a win a.iid put everything

they have into the game.

“The probable lineups are as fol- ws: -

Ail-StianPGoal. MacKirinon: de- ence. Jerry McAdam. McAdam. Levi. Simpson: forwards. Whitlock. Iackson. Oudrnore. L. Larnontagne. it. e. Morris. Pete Kelly. lihhlr. o.

hint Jenna-Goal. Gissey: de- enoe . Lan orwerds, J Butler. Iesbit. Barasol. Perron. P1880!‘

HAEIJFAX, March 12 - (OP) -| President J. Elliott Hudson o! ihl MAB-A. the carer. 5

tte the ers appealed the decision.

9 . ﬁ Penalties-Honest (minor and 10 n-iisconducti

“Great Interest TdIzAMeiiTIr-iw Came Here Wed-

Night ,

Maritime Senior Semi-Finals In Undecided State

HALIFAX. March 12 (GP)- Aiter being tossed out of the Maritime senior Hockey semi- finals. Saint John Beavers were reinntaiied tonight and swar- ded a lame against Truro Bear- catg which previously had been declared "no contest."

awarded Truro Besrcsts Maritime senior hockey semi-

final series over Saint Juhn Beaver? iii’ (ii-lied ﬂ V°i¢ ° trounced University of Carabins 9-3 to take the semi-fl. nal series in two straight

aturday but la MAI-LA. executive when Beav-

The executive vote had not been ‘ ‘ “ early tonight.

THE

ronuu

Admission 50c

to Truio for a game scheduled Sat- urday night. The refusal came after the first some of the Saint Joh by Beavers 14-5, had been declared "no contest."

lgreesident g Geo Nmleb var use o rg , Anion-it senior. as a. neiilitary y

on. ‘me John Irlday was won 5-3 by ‘ii-um.

Gil llodds Sets liow Indoor Mark

below the record which Cunningham of Kansas set in the same rsce during the 193a season ﬁnd which Chuck twice mid Losiie sins».

series at

n Thursday. won

The game was washed out by Hudson because of

cement without proper

game a Saint

NEW YORK. March ll — (A?)

— Gil Dodds, who ot hi; first running experi K an!!! subomohi owner whose shiny machine he had nicked with a stone. is the holder of the world record for the indoor mile at 42M a

CILCB out-footing an D0458 milk is 1-10 of a second Glenn

ll d new" more;

ton Bruins. The IESEME lenders still"

Richard (major). Bouchamd (iriai- Karakas

--Quebec Aces and Montreal Roy-

a Quebec senior hockey league play- off double-header here today to qualify for the final series week in Quebec

ted by suffering a crushing 13-3 BB"- defent today after bowing to Roy- ‘ .

Goo Racing Witnessed 0n Saturday

VIII.

Pins ther and a fast irackl featured

the Victoria Drivinl‘ Club's rogram of ice races on Charlo town Harbor Saturday afternoon. The events wore late in Ittiol’ started but were run a" a a mam»: gainer and tbs

was vei- The results but! IUMMARY

Free-ior-ali Graceful Lad (Moreslde) 2 Royal Jim ( . Kelly) 1 Time: {i1 1-4, 31, 30 8-4.

The winning horse is owned b] Roland Wood. Southport.

Class A Pace

Jane Harvester (C. O'Brien) I 1 1 Nell Cochatodale (H. Willis) ll 3 Maior Bowes (Moreside) S 2 2 Time: 31 1-2. 32. 3Q.

The winning horse is owned l-y C. O'Brien, Covehead.

Class A Trot

11 II

Pllyﬁlls (W. Kelly) I 1 1

Ibtyb Firsr- (L. Keig) 1 2 2

Virginia Kalrnuck ( . Youn- ker) 3 3 3

Time; an. an 8-4, a1 s-i The winning horse is owned oy Willard Kelly, Southport.

Lissa B Pscs

Miss America (H. Cudniore) 1'4 1 Jane Harvester (C O'Brien) 3 1 2 Time: 31 1-1, 31. 38 3-4. The winning horse is owned by Harold Cudmore, Brackley Class s7 Trot and Pace

George Mao (Moreside) Paddy Aubrey (McNeill) Tex Worthy (F. McKay) Hazelsct (L. Kelly)

Time: 32 1-2. 36 1-2, i0 1-2. The winning horse is Louis MoPlwc. Clyde River. Officials: starter. R. A bott: judges, Dr. Bishop. A. B. Cutclifie, C. Snow; timers. H. Murphy, Cpl. E. Bownesn. ahnounnrii‘ and clerk of the couise, W. H. Boston.

Black Hawks And Rangers In 4-4 Tie

CHICAGO, Maijcli 12 — (AP)- Chiicalgo Black i-iawks blew a ‘chance to qiinch o. stanity cup play-cu! oertii wiiigiii. W118i) they

2i seconds‘ left to Dlay. with Toe allowed a second IJCHOG) 4~u lead Blake setting up the play with a ' to evaporate into a A-a tie With the quick pass from the leit boards. 1t last-place New York Ransom [be- was Leon's second iwaloi the nisht. fore a. National League hockey _ oiowd of new.

SUMMMW Scoring three times in the open- ing period and once in the second,‘

First Period the Hawks coasted iriw me mini

chapter with essc. Then what BID‘

1—Detroit. Howe (Grosso) 12:04 uni-ed to be an almost certain shut- Penaities - lioilett (major) out for Chicago's goalie. Mike

. turned into a reverse oi the first-period rout.

ADD BLACK HAWKS ... SUMMARY First Period 1—C-hl-cago. Bentley (Mosienko, Smith) 10:30 2-1‘ ‘ , Gottseli; (TOIIDl-ii) l5:-

as S-Chicago. Allen (Heylizer. Dalil- srom) 18:21 Second Period d-Chioago, Moslenko (Smith, Ben- tley) 9:58 Penalties-Conner. Sei-bert. Ric- ko McDonald. ' Third Period b-New York. Aubuehon (Hcxtail. Remaroo) :03 6—New York, l-liller (Hextall. Dc- maioo '00 ‘l-New You-k. Aibuchon McDonald. Hextall) 141'! b—liew York

Penalties-None.

iiuelieo Aces And Montreal Royals Meet In Playoffs

MONTTLEAL. March 12 - (CP)

ls both came out victorious of a

curtain-raiser. Aces Montreal

In the

games while Commandos were elimina-

ls 6-1 in Ottawa Saturday.

A. ll. L. Results

AunrircAiv “.155... LEAGUE sArunnAir

Cleveland. 7; Plttsburg, s. Providence. 3: Hersh , 5

SUNDAY Hershey. l: Providence. I. “Pit h. 0: 8u!l_ek>.,L_ __

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If fakes engineering to figure stresses, strains and proper balance. It sakes chemistry so properly blend ingredients. If takes skill and oxperisnso to build ﬂawlessly. Tsar tubs or

ores rubber . - . it’: technique that counts.

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Tl-IAT COUNTS!

WARNING: Tb: rubber situation l: m7! critical. Syntbelic rubber tire: are now being produced, bu! they are for the armed service: anrl “errenlial” civilian

s/ebicle: only.

care of jun a: soon a humanly pauible.

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Plan loe Race Meet Wednesday

The Victoria Driving Club is Dlanning a four-class ice DFOEram on harbour ice Wednes- dBY afternoon. it was announced over the week-end. The ice is in good condition and fast racing is ex ted. The races start at 2 0' ock sharp.

ollowing are thgl entries: ,

ass A Trot - Playdale, Christ Budlong, Lusty's First. y Class A

Pace

Lawless Peter. MarJorie Buillong. (Kill?! Princess Kalinuck, Paddy Aubrey. 51103; B got and Pace — Hazel- . . r

Bucko McDonald) ism =— a ‘by-Tex w°""“" “m

racing

aarrruasr.

the classes and

scoring

— Dr. Budlong.

Grattan, May Win. Class C Trot and

Worthy, Midnight

nei-nwe. Billy 30y-

il. S. S. Loses To Bathurst Team l

ﬁgiicsciisboiniimbrs rate

0c ey am trimmed or - ciini-iottetown high 13-2 Saturdhyi AC " rmphy night 1n an eithlbitimi game, ‘Fhei first period ended 3-2, five in the second more in the third. Martin Molyneaux were the

town goal-gctfers. Veniot was high BWTBI‘. Shooting three tallies two assists.

Pace - Nelly i

Scott, Bonny :

' Planned At

scheduled at

defeats

9 p.m. ice rio. 3

Bathurst Pierce, and Iivo

'7 p. . is . 2 ‘t8. 111 L‘ 11D

Chiarlo

and ‘I p.m., ice no. 3

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Trophy Finals

Curling lllub

Three trophy matches march for challenge medals C “n l the Charlottetown N‘ B” Much m ‘ﬂutromi; plgrilillxilntonight if ice con- The schedule is as follows:

L. B- McMiilan vs. ueurge W. McLeod Trophy

J. F. Hobbs vs. G. R. Dominion Life Troph

and a 8T8

Di‘. H. H.

Hooper. Y

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In the Acorn Trophy Dr. Plerct defeated the McMillan rink and forced another match. Previously l... __C.»/i.li18l1 rink had not been defeated.

‘ine same thing happened iii the George W. McLeod ‘Trophy when J. F- Hobbs defeated the Hooper {our which hitherto had not had a oss.

At 9 p.m. the W. R. Cruikshank rink is scheduled to meet the H. I. Spillett rink on ice no. 2 for the challenge medals, held since last year by Spillctt and his team.

Pete Muldoon, Paciﬁc coast sportsman. died suddenly iiesi Seattle 16 years ago today". The

Ontario-bum hockey nicnior wai 47 years old and had been a mcm~ ber of the New Westminster sqwsc that W011 the ﬁrst championship the old Paciﬁc Coast Hockey socialtion. In i928 lie headed Chic- ago Black Hawks in the National Hockey _1J.<igue._

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