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ihcvsniriil their tour off in an i11.1i1nci‘ by winnlni a
11 11'. Moncton: since the
n opened at Quebec they 1.11111: a gocd account having won several
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. Hal Spillett
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1- iiirrw and Citadel
11011.1 ivhile B. B.
Bishops. after wznning their opening 1i1.111'l1 in the latter com- 1111011 < d out of the pzcturo
tlie quarter-final‘. '
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luillioialrcs gave anoth- iplay of bpower last p11 as tllfiy iviilloped arth Syd- ney viczorias 12-5 in a Cape Bre- ton Hockey League match. The win drew last _\'(‘ill"S Maritime champions 1111 1o within a point of 11111111111 (111m- Bay Miners and 11011011111. e li\i‘1llllll'_ in which fney rattled in goals will have lots o1 falls \\'\‘ll(l'.‘l‘illg if Glzioe Bay 111m 1o lie headed after their long stay 0111 front. u A O I
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. times the Sydney sired attacks such
asmlnst the Miners.
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North Sydney lineup
irrt too close to the scerlizi; lists has been 1111i servme. his fighting well to the front in
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By ltoss Munro Canadian Press War (forrcsponderfl
B! (loss Munro Canadian Prela War Correspondent
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. Jan. 2ll-(CP1—I:-i .1 wet, driving snowstorm. a team of an 2115161111 Canadian Rc-griment wsn the 1st Canadian Division cross (wilniry run by a wide margin. compel-lug auainst. six other teams. was the second year the regiment yon the divisional championship.
One hundred and five men- sewn teams of l5_ iritzi each- slitiieicil -i-V(‘i' 1'.ie slippery ex- mile course, which covered rough country near divisional hecdqun- iers.
In 40 minutes Pie. P. R. E. Mlllrr of Toronto, a mmrbi r of the winning 11 glment. was first to cross. the finish line and was fllowed closely by two more runners fr:m his reglment-Pte. Cliff Swick of London Ont, and Sgt. R. MacDon- ald o! Halifax, team captain.
An infantry regiment recruited
East Can. Regiment Wins 1st Canadian Division Cross Country Run
in Vancouver and Winnipeg was
second. a New Brunswick regiment
. a Central Ontario regLment fourthpa British Columbia regi- ment fiith, a canpnsite team from medical units sixth and an engin- eering team seventh.
Other members cf the winning team weir: Pte. W. G. Grunsdon. Toronto: Pie. R. J. Sullivan, Tor- Olllfl‘. Pie. M. V. Ashley, Halifax; C111. Frank Pendock. Toronto: Pte. Robert Rzlbcrts i1. Blenheim, Ont; Pie. uzuis Morrison. Ottervile, 0nt..; Pie. C. E. Bellsmilh, London Ont; Sgt. J. M. Bennett. Montreal; Pie. H. A. 'I‘urn1bul1, Stratdord, Ono; Ptc. N. E. Jackson. l-lagersville. Ont; Pte. R. F‘. Bryant, Toronto; and Pte. J. E. Eadie. Little Cur- rent. Ont. Maj. T. E. Snow cf Saint John. N.B.. is sports c-fficcr of the ivgimeiit and handled the team.
_Ma1.-Gen. G. R. Pearkos, 1st Division Commander, watched the race with his senior staff officers and when the winner was deter- mined preseniled the George Pearkes Cup to Sgt. MacDonald.
Island Rink Into Final In Quebec
QUEBEC, Jan. 28—(OP)-A team "from Charlottetown, moved into the final round of competition for the Holt Renfrew Tro 11y. event of Quebecb 28th anriua Interna- tional Curling Bonspiel.
In the semi-final round of the Holt Renfrew TTopily, R. F. Mc- Laines Charlottetown rink elimin- ated A. A. Grooves Montreal Thistle team 15-7 to line up for the final Beside H. E. Weymans Etchemin. Que. squad, Mm scored a 12-8 victory over the Quebec tour of Rev. H. Hesketh.
In the city of Quebec ‘h-ophy semln-flnals, Rleal Talbot/s Quebec team ousted w. {limerick of Fred- ericton 14-8.
The Charlottetown skip of H. I. Splllett bowed 14-5 to T. Bouchefs Etcheinin team in the Citadel Tro- phy semi-ulna].
F. R Mcliaine‘: Charlottetown rink scored 14-11 victory over W. L. Bennett's Quebec team.
In the City of Quebec Trophy series, a Fredericton team skipped by W. limerick defeated F. R Thompson's Quebec rink 15-10.
In the Citadel Trophy quarter- final, a Charlottetown team skip- ped b B. B. Bishop bowed 12-8 to the rifk of '1‘. Bouclier of Etche- mln, while another Prince Edward Island team, headed bv H. l. Spil- lett, scored a 14-5 victory over the Quebec Jacques Cartier four of A. Egan.
A Charlottetown team skippedl by B. B. Bishop defeated J. Cro gun's Quebec squad 15-8 in the! opening round of the Citadel Trophy play. In the same round 0.1 Barry's Fredericton rink bowed- 15-5 to Romeo Blonchet of Que“ bec Jacques Cartier.
H. I. Spilletts Charlottetown squad won by default over a Mon- treal Caledonia rink.
BILLIARDS
Another good match in the pro- vincial bllllard tournament was played last night when John Garnhum won from willie Mc- Tague by a margin of 8'1 points, tli scores being Garnhum 300. Mc- Tague 2113. Tonight A. MacDonald m A. MacNelll. This is the last match in the first round. As an added interest in this year's play the Burroughs and Watts (Can- ada) Ltd.. have donated a beauti- iful cue to be awarded the player having the highest break in the tournament. Needless 0o say this thoughtful act is appreciated by tilie management and players a
e.
'I‘wo matches were run of: in the snooker tournament, in the first V. Clow won from E. Larter two games lo none and in the second T. McQuarrie won from I. Mcliinnon bv the same margin.
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Advances
Pictured above Is a recent addition to Island race horses, Albert E. Grnttan, slx-year-old pacer from Toronto and eligible to the 2:18 class
ht. lle is owned by Milton Bell, well
known restaurateur. Holding the well thought of pacer is his new driver 1110f, be surprising if Pat McKenna, well known to Island racing fans.
Round Bonspiel
l Millionaires’ Crash North Sydney 12-5
SYDNEY. N.S., Jan, 28-(0P)- In a ciushing dis-play of sccrmg pwer. Sydney Millionaires steam- rollerrd over Noi-th Sydney Vic,- tarias tonight for a 12-5 win that landed them within one point of Glace Bav Miners, Cape Breton Hockey League leaders,
Tile league's greatest offensive of the season was led by Jzhnny At- ehison, who hammered home fcur goals and drew assists on two oth- ers. Grant Hall got three goals and an assist, and Jolimiy McCreedy bagged a pair of tallies and l1e1p_ ed on arizther.
Johnny squarebriggs tallied three limes fir North Sydney. His two flPsl-Déhod goals forced Sydney 1o ccme from behand twice, before
BRINGING UP FATHER
Famed stallion Arrives in Frisco From Sydney
SAN FRANCISCO. Ja-n. 28—(AP) -—Beau Pere, one of the famed stallions in the history of the turf and sire of many renowned race horses. arrived today aboard the liner Mariposa finm Sydney. Australia. Currently lie ls the leading sire of Australia and New zealand.
Louis B. Mayer, movie magnate. formerly of Saint; John. N.B., pur- chased Beau Pere to stand at Deepeliffe Farm. near Cupertino.
hQTE. The horse is a. big fellow. i7
the goals in the scond session. In that period, they soc-mu eight tmcs in the first l3 minutes.
Sydney added three more in the last per cd as North Sydney got a couple.
REMEMBER WHEN
(By The Ca ‘ldllin Press)
Toronto Granites, (laimdai. soc- rnd Olympic hockey team, rulLd as favorites 1'1 years ago today when they whipped Sweden 22-0 at Clianionix. Stvitzerland and Great Britain proved easy marks 111 suc- oeeding rounds and the Canadians became champions with a 6-1 vie,- tory over United States in the final.
tVlLL EXTEND PLANT
O'I'I‘AWA. Jan. 28—(CP1—Mun- ,iiioi\s Minister Howe said t0dLl_\'_£\ 1$5,000.000 extension_will be built 1.to the Dominion Bridge C0lllpzllly'fi iplant at Burnaby, B.C., as parrot ‘Canada's naval gun production program.
To Sem i-fin
Four rinks, skipped by Dr. Pierce, R. E. spilleti, S. C. Moore and W. R. Criiikhank were all that re- mained out of a starting number oi 32 in tho running for the Wright Curling 'l‘1-opl1_1- as four rinks met eliiiirnation last night as the play iii the competition entered the semi- finals.
Dr. Pierce took an 6-7 decision from J. A. Fraser in last night's highlight match; W. R. Cruikshank defeated P. S. Cobb 14-6: S. C. Moore won irncn Dr. Creelman 10-6 while R. 11.‘. S ilictt 11.1.2 defeating R. S. Jarciine 1-6.
And last night the popular adage that youth must be served proved ‘of no avail as two vewran Char- Jotlctoirn 611F101‘; in the persons of IS. C. lvlmro and R. E. Spillett came
through iviili victories to place them in the semi-finals. Moore will meet Dr. Pierce in the first bracket of the semi-final while Spillett will be mfltvhim: shots with W. R. Cruik- shank in the other bracket and Judging by the manner in which ,1:otn veterans are playing it would both came
the Millionaires started piling-up 1
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BOSTON. 1111.11. ‘ZH—~(APJ—-B0st0ll Bruins’ ianird Kiiclicrierline film- isiied \i.‘ien1 with the needed edge tonight to gain a 3-2 win on the surging Chicago Black Hawks be- fore a throng of 13.000 at Boston Garden. running the Boston un- beatrn string to l4 straight.
Bobby Bauer. tiny right, winger, chalked up the first tally after 13k- ing a perfect pass-out from Woody Dumart. who had snatched a blast behind the Hawk net from the stick of Milt Schmidt.
Duinnrl. accounted for the other Kitchener line tally. roaring in for Homer's pass when that wing was tied up by the Hawk defence after taking the purk from Schmidt.
_ Bill Cowley. current league 3901-- in: leader. added another poim, to
I
Wright Trophy Playdown
Veterans In Running
Dr. Pierce J. A. Fraser 0202012000—7 R. E. Spillett vs. R. S. Jardinle.
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‘String To 14 With 3-2 Victory Over Chicago
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Although the other iliree ni-alraes. were won by safe ma nonr- theless the competition witnessed was of the keenest with some ex- ceptionally good curling b12117 wit- nessed as the teams battled to ud- vance further in the cup ploy.
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hands high. welfilw 1400 P01111615 and is l2 years (id. Beau Pere was fooled in England and is bl’ 8TH- in-law. out of’ Cinna. After racing with indifferent success he was stubs to Australia. ifs sons and daughters have won all the prin- cipal stakes and handicaps "down under" since 1937.
Mayer declined to make public the purchase price. The customs declaration value W115 $101,000.
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Canadiens have a week of rest before they meet Rangers at New York next Sunday. Mllflfl 01111119‘ berlaln. who missed Canadie-YS‘ last two games bccause of an tack of lnvfluenza. came out of hes- pltal yesterday. but almost at the same time Kenny Reardon and Joe Benoit were ordered t0 take a few days’ rcst from practice. Rear- do“ has. 11 sore back. and an old ankle injury is trobuling Benoit.
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