Ngw YORK. March Z3 -(AP)— M“ Bentley won his second con- mutive National Hockey League individual scoring championship qoniglit. as Nov York Rangers de- mml Chicago Black llawks 4-3 in m, 15st game of the regular Nat- lmal Hockey League season before 1 Madlgon square Garden crowd of

. 71. . “gang... scoring once and getting l“ “S5151, edged out Maurice (The my...“ Richard of the league almmplml Montreal Canadiens by u

. int. ‘La-Kl: Ilsack-Iialrecl‘ Chhago centre, who “w. the crown ivitli 61 points .1”, ,1.“ had 2f) goals and 43 as- ,1.“ while Richard wound up with l5“ ntilils and 26 assists, _

ills feat is remarkable in that ghpnno finished last in_ the league Manning and because 1115 lint.‘ innic and brother Dong, who lirlped Max m, n“ top. hasn't brrn In action meliist it-iv ucrks due to an iillury.

Tonight's gamq had no cffcct on m. standings as both Chicago and N". yo.“ h“? been Plbilflllltﬂl

.hr layo fs.

Mm p SUAIMARY

Fiiit Prﬂﬂd i -; it None. scgtzitngltles Colville. Gce (2), Moe.

Second Period l-Nriiv York. Lcswick

Lapradc) 8:50 l-Nr-w York, Warwick (Laprade, Lr-swick) 14:29 3 Ncw York. Trudcll (Moe) lfl:00 Penalty - Jnckso .

(Warwick.

Third rlod l-{Ilicagm Jackson (M. Bentley. Get‘) 4.45

54cm York. Hextall (H. Bell) 5.- 58

g._(‘.hlrago, Kaleta (Mmionko) 7:-

1__(‘.htcag0, M. Bentley (Moslenko) 810

radial»: —Noiw.

ll.ll.L. Standings

P W L T F A PIS Osliadicns 60 34 16 l0 180 138 78 Toronto 60 31 1910 Hi9 172 72 Boston 6O % ‘I! 1l1 190 175 Kl Detroit U.) Z2 27 11 190193 55 Rangers H) 2J1 1W 6 167 1% 5U Chicago 00 19 3'! 4 193 2'14 42

Feller Pays tlompliment To Newhouser

110G savour-m, March mm], Feller paid a nice compliiilcnt to-

ﬂily to Detroit soutliqiiiu- Hal ltlewhouser~and added he'd be lllllmfi’ to pitch anytime, nny

place. anywhere and against any. body‘ ho was called upon to face. The Cleveland fastball king. tslhng about a story from Flor. iii Friday dealing with possible mound duels this season hrfwr-cn himself and the Tiger acc. a... clued he would "welcome" on- llMlng Neviiiouscr. and added; "It anyone had any doubts n. Newhiouler being a great

jinx Bentley Captures second Consecutive scoringChampicnship

MarPhaiI, llurocher To Appear Before‘ Ball Commissioner

(By The Assoohtted Press)

SARASOTA. Flu. Mar. Ztb-For the ﬁrst time since tihey started slinging miud at each other sev- eral months ago. Col. Larry ltiacPliuil of Nrw York Yankees and Manager Leo Durochier of Brooklyn Dodgers will meet face to face \\f.icn tlicy appear here

toniorrow bcforc baseball colit- f1llSSl0l\f‘l' A. B. Chandler in an Ull]3l‘(‘C(‘(1t‘l'lll(1 Ilciiring that may

produce some sensational results.

Tllc tcnSloil \.-¢is (iuscd slightly when Biuiic-li Rickey. president of thr- Dodgcrs and one of thc principals in v o I v e d. notiﬁed Gllﬂndli-i" from l-llivziiia todayfhat he would bc unable to attend tho Sarasota squzibiblr- because of thi- death of his bfOt1l01'-1ll-1tl\\',JO1lTl Moulton.

Rickey said lic hzid roqucstcd lliwtponemciit of tlir- lirurlng but lllf‘ Oommissionei- dccllnrd.

The charges, fllrd by MncPhail i-gaiiist Rickey, concern the al- lcgcd sintrlnciils by tllt- Brooklyn president that two known betting commissioners sat iii MacPIliialYs private box during a recent cx- hibition game between the Yank- ees and Dodgers at Havana. The Yankee prrxy also chiargml Dur- ochrr and Parrott with slander on lllnlsr-lf and employees of the New York club. "

lsland lnterschclaagsgc Skating Meet 0n Fri.

Fhiduy evening at the Forum, young tiihleics f-roni many differ- ent schools, will take part. lin- the I-‘IltI-lld tntercoholastic speed skating championships. The meet. which will bg the outstanding sports event of the senscci is 0pm to boys an-d girls of all Island schools but to (Lu-Io the inomoicrs are assured of entries from 17 of tho larger schools] This assures a rml even- ing's competition. bringing together

boys amid girls from i-otrtres from‘

Sculls t0 Sunmlersfdc.

OfficaLs oi the mcrl and the lxept. qt‘ Physical ﬁtness last eve- lng- stressed the fact tliat ciiirics are welcome from any school on the busts of one ourry pcr event. Events will be ngc races for both txlys uizid girls from six years to 16 yot-rs. oiicn quarter. half and mile for boys. open quarter mile for girls and relay races of 4 boys to a. team per school and 4 girls to a team. A lot of effort and expense is being tut ‘ltvlo this big meet to make it success Mid it l5 hoped that ill‘. l(‘.‘110\\'f‘1'5 of spurt, pnrcliits mild frItnd-s (\f the young compel- Itors will tttrn out and so encourage our athletics and citizens of the future.

pitcher. they should have been dispelled last year when all the boys had returned to baseball from the war. His record speaks for itself."

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Sully Wins Match Base At Halifax

Canadian Pres!)

HALIFAX. MarchdB-Tlte vei- eran pacer Sully. Hal Brltton, Lady Allen Peters and Hanover Cduricr stcppt-d of’! straight heat wins at the Halifax Harness Horse Club's workly meet Satur- day on the llallfax Common. Misty Morn, owned by club pre- sidrnt C. L. Dauplilncc, won illf‘ ﬁfth race after losing the sec- ond Iir-tit to Sir Admiral.

Sully. t)\Vll(‘(1 by Ernie Gray, was too fast for Diiuphiint-c-‘s Ja-

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cob Wit-hrow in cacli of the thrcc heats in the match race. Roy Kidney drove two of the straight heat vi-inncrs. Hal Brit- ton in Class A. and Coilrlor in Class C. Results:

Match Race

Sully (Baxter) 1 l 1

Jacob Wlthroiv (Duuphiiicc) 2 2 L‘. Winning ownt-r: Ernie Gray. Class A. Hui Briltull (Kidney) 1 Flo Dirc-ct (H. Botiiilier) 2 Nollie Worthy (C. Drake) ..4 . Dolily Dirrct (L. Walker) 3 Winning 0\\'ll(‘1‘I ' ‘ Class Misty M-orn (N. Campbell) 1 Sir Admiral (L. Walker) ....3 Miss Cleo Dale (A. Rey- nolds) ".2 3 3 Winning owl-nor: C. L. Dauph- ince.

Clan C. Hanover Courier (Kidney) Tom Volo (Guy) ..... ...

Mary Strum-t (Drake) Brown Bombcr (Bailey) Winning owner: Bob Isnor. Class D. Lady Allen Peters (L. Wailk- er) .. . . .. . .... ..1 1 Queenie spruce (W.W.alker) 4 2 Bill Bailey (W. Matt-ix) ..... ..2 3 Dari-cry Tell (S. Gay) .. W54 Evelyn Worthy (Hulliday) .3d Winning owner: Ruble and Ra Kalzer.

1 2 3 4

DETROIT. March 23 - (AP)- Turotitti Maple Lk-afs downed Dc- troit Red Wings 5-3 hero tonight In a wlltl. renalLv-punctured Na- tional Hockey League battle wit- nrssrd by 12,012 fans.

With tempers flaring and fists ﬂying In every; period, the game saw ZLpenaItios called, a season record and one short of an all- time record.

Leafs scored twice In the first period, Lynn shoving the puck in at 11.25 on assists by Kennedy and Poile. and Morison slipping one past Ralph Almas replacing the ailing l-larry Lumley. with but 63 seconds left In the period.

Twice, once in thg first and once In the third period, time was called While the ice was cleared of debris thrown down by critical fans.

Sports writers here were un- able to account for tihc unexpect- ed heat of the contest. opinion being divided between old grudg- es and ardesire to show their

MONC/ION, NJB . March 28 -- (CP) — Youngest hockey team ever to come cast in search (if 5e11- for hockey honors. Oomwall m1- coiis rested tonight on the eve of their clash with Moinotoni- Hnwkr In the first game of o. foilr-Of-awen gerlgs 1n tho Allan Oup playoffs.

The lllalcozm arrived here today and tonight held a light skating smslcin at I119 local rink altar the Hawks had gone inwuirh a inactive workout.

Oomblninil llirlitwiecs and youth. the Ftalcotis pride themselves on the fart than. nll members o! the teem are “1l0llle town" players who were goud ciiiougli to Win the Cm- (nl Ottawa Valley and Ottum! District championships before coming east to meet the Hia/wks in the first round of Allan Cup play.

A Surprisg Package

Prom their 24-year-old coach. Ray Miran. down to their ltlyenr- old goalie. PM. Poquette. mlcons have come out as the surpirlsg pack- age of Ointatrlo hockey this season. Whether they can continue their suooees against Hawks tomorrow night is a question which is expect- ed to attract more than 6.000 rabid local hockey fans to the city's big municipal rink to lee the first gimp of the series between the two teams.

Falcons’ goalie Paquciie is a New York Rangers prospect. hove twp Ii-

rm; CHARLDTFETOWN GUARDIAN

246 Pheasants Released

0n Saturday morning. Q6 Sharp- tailed grouse were zcleascd at a point between T. Hill mild Pownal. The birds ‘were purchased by Is- land Pheasants Unlimited from 'I‘win bakes Game Farm. Lacombe, Alberta, and are part of a 100 bird order placed last fall. The initial shipment consisted of 30 birds at e. 00st of $8.00 each. Two birds died eniroute and two others were so weak they were not turned 1005c and died shorty after beimg placed in a. pen with n view of nursing them back to health.

Of the 26 released, 24 were in

ptdmc shape. The remain-ling 1W0

Leafs Down Detroit I 5-3 ln Wild Game

Stanley Cup pluyoﬂ‘ they won't be easy. . SUMMARY First Period L-Toronto, Lynn (Kennedy. P011?) 11.25

opponents

2—'l‘oronto, Morison 19.07 Penalties —E1.inlcki, J._ Consumer. N. Mctz (nlojor) Stewart. l-loreck,

Aibel, Lynn. Lindsay (major). Biirilko, Medrer (major). Second Period

3-Toronto, Kennedy (Watson) 4.44 ‘l-Toronto, Meeker (Kennedy) 5.- 0B

5—DetroIt. B. Oonuher (Taylor)

10.54 8--Detrolt. J. Conaeher (Taylor. Couture) 15:42 7~~'I‘oronio, Meeker 19.40 Penalties -s$towart, Lynn (mal- or), Abel, Ezlnlcki, ADDS. Hora

eck. . Third Period Q-Detrolt. Lindsay (Qimekﬂibtwit- Stewart) 8:51

Penwlties "Bruneteau. Thomson 2, Lynn, McCsig. Lindsay. _

Cornwall Falcons Meet ‘Moncton Hawks Tonight

______._.____=_--—-- Quebec Provincial Hockey Leas’!!! played- Wltii Oomwall OM83“-

The brothers Psychic. Pole l9. and I-lmri 31, tumbling with Ediltll‘ Mlimin, 25. to make up Cornwullb first attacking line. Rudolph (Beezyi Filion 19. wntres the second line r6: Gus Lebum. as. and Bil-ll’ Mar- lin. 19.

For reserve defensive Smllﬂill Iﬂalooitiis have Ffﬂllk Laipensce. 25 mid Bob Bingley. is. La-vrence Mc- Alium, l8, and Jack Reid. 30, are utility men.

The Question Mark

Biggest question liaizgiizig owi- the first game of iilic scrim is lllfi number of men the flu-wk: will Iiave m the ilryirred list. Big l-‘Iritz Fraser is nursing arr injured arrisl. Winger Mike Demohuck. has bee-n out With a cut. leg. lmd Gene Polrier. de- fenceznanvstill feels the affects of a lcnee inrjury. It was not known it‘ they would be available for tomor- row night's game. although Poirler and ma: attended tonlsiifs workout. Sammy McManus. veteran winger. is expected to be back in the lineup after recovering from R painful shoulder injury received if) the last game at Glace Bay with the Miners.

Coach "Vvindy" Steele of the Hawks donned a tmtform for l0- nigihrs workout. and took his turn mi (Icfmicr. Stcci: has not ltliyf-‘fl

with the team since he received a hack inluily at Saint John lute in (‘he lesson.

HAVANA. Mitch I - (AP) ~- mooklyn Dodgers today mwllﬂi“) (he oozimict of Ed (Duke) Snider- mycaroid outfielder. from their llbrtli Worth llsirm club. Snider has worked out with the Dodgers all ping. l-le is a left-handed power hitter.

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Sharp-tailed Grouse Liberated Saturday

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. v.1 .~..-.».1.;-...-..£i.i~@ all: Al: rant». I one .10 =85 I

were a little weak and only iuXic a short flight when given tlieiflib- erty. The loss of four of the ship- ment will run the cost of the liv- 5mg birds up to approximately $9.00 each.

The Sharp-tail is the grouse of

(he Canadian pﬂLlIlCS and cvcn hi,

(he West is consistently mlsrrunlid “Prairie Chicken". The true Prairie Chicken, sometimes called Pili- nated grouse or Square-tail, i.- dis- tinguished from the Sharp-tail by the short. mutvded tail and by a group of stiff. straight feathers jut-ting out from the sides of the neck. . The Sharp-tail as the llLInC im- plies has a pointed tail and the llllllc has a feathered topiiof on the head. The head oif the female is unariomed. Fouir years ago l0 Prairie Chicken vrerc imported by the P E I. Fish and Gdnie Assoc-

' Siharpitaliiled grouse are more suited

iation. If. is thought (hut the

to this country as they frequent

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Last 'l‘liiii'sday' o!

members Plicziszinls Unlimltt-d rrlcascd out ‘pheasants iii various sections of

(the Province. The birds were procured from the MacEarlane Pheasant Farm. Jumcsvillc, Wis- consin. Pictured above arc mem- bvrs of Pheasants Unlimited head- (‘d by F. A. Stewart Jones, presi- dent. including a covey nf birds. Pictured zibove are, loft to rigtht: H. Tidmarstl. P. Jenkins. W. Benton, W. F. A. Stctvart (Minis- tor of Agriculture), R. Jenkins. A. GﬂlldPt, F. Acorn, W. Phillips. W. Rodd. F. A. S. Jones.

. Y . 8 side Bowling LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE

Playoffs at Capitol Bowling Al- leys. Summerslde on Tuesday and

Race As

Armed Sets Track Record

MIAMI. Fla. March N-Calumet Farmfl Armed shook his long black tall in the face of i0 other horses Saturday to win tho $25.- 000 added Gulfstream Park han- dicap by 1% lenZths.

In winning ttie Ill-mile event, the stx-year-old gelding set a track record of 2:01 2-5. 'l‘-ho previous mark of 2:06 4-6 Was

established by Golden Mowlcc Dec. 6, i944. Armed could have won by n

dozen lcngiths. but jockey Doug Dodson. native of WcstloclLAlisL. said he was "taking it easy" at the wire and his stable-mate. Pot O~'Luck. ﬁnishrd a lr-ngth bphind_ Two additional lengths buck was B. A. Murphy's Concordlan.

Armed collected $1,000 to boost h-is earnings to $402,775. He ll the Mil‘ lhdiing money Illi- ner of all time behlnd Whit-tawny and Styniie.

Sport Briefs

MONTREAL. March 23 »-- (OP) ~Alreirdy 1’10ld8l‘5 of the junior tllle, Huzniltcizi Aquatic Club won the senior Canadian water polo title here Saturday night defeat- zng Montreal Y.M.H.A 5-3 to take their two-game. goals-to-oounr ser. lcs ‘M.

The Montrc-aletrs wcri- the first game 3-1 in Hvmilton the Saturday previous.

\ i- nor SPRINGS. m. March 2st ~~(AP) — Two men were arrested Saturday on changes gmwhqg (ml of aillegcd "Sllmﬂllﬂtlﬂll" of the horse Dashaway alt Oakliaiwn Park last Monday, police announced. 1th,; man we're Dr. Albert Housley, Hot Springs veterinarian, and Iiwon E. (Buck) McClellan, u. trainer. Bcth yvere held on charges of wn-splnacy to defraud and cruelty to animals.

Dashaway finished out of the

both the stubble fields and alder FWBJGQ rind scattered clumps of poplar and birch. The true Prairie Chicken are birds of the open stub- ble ﬁelds and are inclined to move southward when xviintcr sets in‘. Both uncles are larger than our Ruiffed grouse (native purtridsel and are Edited vent hig-h as 88ml! birds.

Yosterday afternoon. 30 hours tif- ten- tlie birds were released, three members qt Pheasants Unlimited visited the spot. where the birds were set free on Saturday morning. Five birds were located ln an alder clump and appeared right. at home. They evidently had becin- feeding and rocketed cult of the oover like (hunderbolts. The party then left without disturbing any additional birds that mlﬂllt have been lin- the sw-ale. They oertalnily are a most thrilling and beautiful upland game bird and tihe Executive of Island Pheasants Unlimited are to be com- mended for their Iniitlativ, in stock- ing tihg province with such valuable and highly primed game birdi- Ncedicss to any every effort will be made to tnsuire that the stocking will be o. success mind the co-opera- (ion qt all (me sportsmen is s01- iclted.

iiergesheimer I Winner 0f A.ll.L. Scoring Title

Ngiw YORK, Min-ch in - (CP) — Phil Hergeshcimer, player-coach of Philadelphia Rockets, won the Am- erlcan Hockey League llldivlfllllll

cial statistics showed tonight.

The 33-_vear-o»ld Wlniiipeg vet- oi-m played In every game for the Rockets. who set n league record by losing 52 games (hiring their 54-lzamo season. Hergeshelmefs 48 goals and 44 assists gave him a four-point margin over Clevehntfs Bohby Carse who racked tit‘) 2'1 goals and 61 assists for 88 noints In 62 contests.

Carlie’: til assists led the ledguc in (he plnymaklng department. Teammate Johnny Holotg who rentrcti the line with Caise and Pete Licswlrk on the Wlfliiﬁ. fmish- ed in third place with 8'1 points. and won tho goal scoring title with a record of 52 goals, breaking

llsheil last-year hy Joe Bell. the!) with New Haven.

Lu Douglll. mciuomlir’ 0r- fendlng league scoring champion. ended In fourth place with i6 goals and 57 assists fbr 83 pointi- seven lens than his tally In the 1946-40 ooason.

Aldcgn (Baz) netmindr-rs with for Pittsburgh in 40 games. Ho

Bastien led the seven shutouts

scoring title with 92 points, oifip

the previous standard of 45 estah-_

allowed 104 goals through lint played in less games than Haney Bennett of Hershey and Connie Dion of Buffalo. Bennett let through 161 goals in 60 games while Dion had a mark of 106 In (71 con-l tests.

Bnrly Eddie Bush. defenccmln. took the honors, spending 182 minute: the penalty coop.

Leading poini-gctters.

Provident-e "bad man" in

Bentley Noses ‘Out Richard ln Scoring

llabs ‘ Win

BOSTON, Much 23 _ ltiaurice (the Rocket) Richard. Montreal Canadiens‘ great right “laser. was host-d out oi the Na- tirmal Hockey league top scoring berth by Chicago's Max Bentley. while the Flying Frenchmen were winding up the season with l 3-! win over tho Boston Bruins twilight. before a parked 13.900 irotvd at the Boston Garden.

While the Stanley Cup (lcfciitl- ers were putting together their ninth win over the Bruins in 12 starts, Richard. who trailed Bent- ley by a iz-iiiit, managed to i-ollect two assists.

But Bentley, 1701101171111‘; tigllllsl. New York Rangers. clinched the circuit’: 1946-47 scoi'ing_ 1l0i\0i‘S iiy Iioosting his total to 72 by rczistcr- int: a goal as well J5 an ilssist. Rirltard fiiiislieti with 7i.

1n this play-of.’ proviso. (Jillia- 619')! 100k Illl rarly second llﬁflflil lead and appeared to llCHc the game well in hand the rest of the way. Jimmy Peters notched 01l- adiens‘ first tally and RlPllllftl set. up goals‘ for Johnny Quilly and Toe Blake during the S9(‘Dllt1 anti tliirii sessions.

While each side played \\itIi a man in the penalty box. little Bobby Ballet‘ slapped iii tlic first. Boston goal from a quarter-ice I'm- off in tho Montreal 7.0111‘. With five minutes left. 'l‘ t ltr-arrioii ended the Boston scoring by slap- ping in Jack McGills prissuul.

Immediately after the game. 110th teams Iioardcrlia spct-ial lI'Zl11l for Montreal where, on ’1‘iic.~d.'i_\. tlicy will open their host fotii-o-tot‘ seven games playoff serli-s.

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Summary:

First Pct-ind Scoring; None. Penalties: Allen.

Henderson. Swami Period

l-Muntrcal, Peters

(Mosdcll, Chamberlain) 3.42 z-Boston, Bauer 6.44 3--Montre:il. Quilty

(Richard, Blake) 7.05

Chwiiili» rlziiii,

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