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_ Hockey has rolled over for its summer sleep. Baseball holds the ‘llltl with 110913( lingers. l°1!ais just around the corner and horse IWW. another great eport and

inoe,wil.isoonoewithusagain. The local tennis solons are also -looking forward to one or the big- gest years in the "racket"- game. Some may surmise that the coming summer will be a 'testing one in the Iliort whirl. but liiiisins by :f-U9 way hockey stood up there need 'be no fear of sport entertainment slasills heres/bouts.

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A Nova Scotia Exchange has the

following interesting comment with regard to a hockey team for Truro nest season:-» _ 1 “That Truro may have mother ` Maritime Championship hockey 1 team next year is very apparent if the current street rumors have any grounds whatever. The latest talk is that the present players in town will be retained, Jemmett, Sargent,

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$19-50

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______:_°;°_:_:; :’_'°';‘:__;"';m3 The importation of Darkey Hal,

"___ _______s______ Y - 202 1-4, ay Hedley 'r. milton, stew-

l_r;__§n_e_i;a1__ _depression we suffer- wmpemm. to tm? n,°e_m._me" this itrade than athywxht: mah: season. The Pl'0D0lal for Halifax to E worm, °°““°‘7 have a community horse is again while _“___ ______ ___ being taurrd or. andseveral nau- e World showed __ 1?' °°'mh7 fax men are willink to s\Ib0¢1'i_be to- __________________m we a_0avy_ d¢°Y°°“ wards the purchase of such a horse __ ___ ____ N____° °:_e. aolareely 11 others will _Join them to _raise Ponce showed n F3' the necessary amount forafree-for~al

as' mm ;_"°:_“__‘__ “ _; lsr that could compete win; urs best ago., M 9" in the Provinces. Having such a`

' " ““°°”““" '"4' norse would greatly add to me in-I

increase in 1 _ _mounted ___¢4n;§_;0ey__mmt work wut of racing in Halifax as it has

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Ie number of foreign m%l\“' 1 munity horses have been owned.-

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“cmd” ln :Huang ‘ZS Nova Scotia Exchange. _

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U British trade had de- Lou Marsh, the vetéan sport

UP- _ The imports are said to include _Hlmmy MacArthur a former Bear-

; cat left winger and late or Freder- jiewn, arsnam of me Dalhousie [Rangers and two bankers from :Montreal who are said to be going tio be transferred to the Hub. .-_ zur- _thor rumor has it that _Frankie -La- _ vigne who recently went to _the Hal- iiiax Wolverines will return to the

!-Hub and line up again on the Bear- 'cat defence. _ ` e This last rumor seems too good to be trueend. in factthere seems to be little grounds for the other rumors that are -spreading' fast around town. Here's to hoping that they are all wen founded. '

This much we do know for a fact

that chuck Jemmett whohas been considering a station with the K.q. Irving Oil Co. in chariotte*i4Jwn` for the past two weeks has_definll:cly 'dec'ded to continue at the Bearéat

two players who have b_een"con_sidf-

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and Ronnie Hudson have"f`expresse"§?_ d _themselves ss wanting to stay where _Chuck stays if any _work can be _-found.. Leo. .Sargent is, _considering _starting outdor himself in a Taxi 'business This is e. splendid move oil _the part of Leo and should receive ,the favor of all the- hockey fans especially the members of the hock- ey club."

GREAT TEAM-BUT

Ted Reeve in the Toronto Tele-

gram says Maple leafs skate so fast that even the Flying Frenchman look like floaters alongside of them. Oh yeah! Just look up the record Teddy old top. Give it a few shakes and see what it reveals. Don't for- get those not so slow Marcons pushed the Leafs ritht to the lim- it. .It wasn’t speed Theodore old thing that won that bngagement,

Hooley hurled that long shot by Chabot in the third chukker two weeks sgo. Leafs were out to the last ounce that_night and mighty glad they had a few more players than Maroons available to work in over- time. _bro denying Leafs' are a great team, but the year's record shows Canadiens topped them- Many would have wagered on either Ma- roons or Canadiens ina five game series against Leafs. Ted expects them to take a five year lease on .the Stanley Cup. Well, well nothins like being the cheery old optimist.

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adore, wiu add another interesting

in many other places where com-

___l:£;roenz in tus fuutouar- writer. in referring to moss was __________.__unned scans mss_ prsdieted that 'ru-onto would not , ,__ 21 - “Y 3° ver wut. ner- win three mount because it would , em .Sf °°ui»~!‘renoh by I8 street thsgats receipts says it does, ___ urs munrmnas by s bit or good to teutann that use

followed by thousands in this prov-_

_ , gservioe station this yeur."`*ino’ ’oti_i‘é`r_

¢ering outside work. rgeng,

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born that* way. There are some of them who even think that Lind- bergh_’s stole their own blbY. md that Ben Hur was sbooed home in the Roman charlot race."

“BROTHERS ALL"

Major league hockey is something

of a family affair, with six sets of brothers playing under the top of the big tent. » _ The cook brothers, Bill and Fred. have been playing on the forward line of the New York Rangers alncb the-team was organized in 1920. In addition to this pair, another mem- ber of the family, "Bud" played with the Boston Bruins earlier in the season, but recently was sent back to the minors, `

The Kilrea brothers also draw

down salaries from teams in the National League- "Hurricane" Hee cavoris at left wing for the Detroit Cougars, and Wally is a forward for the New York Rangers- "Tiny" Thompson, goalkeeper for the Bos- ton Bruins is the brother of Paul Thompson, Chicago Black Hawk wing man. -

Art Ross, manager of the Bruins,

has a pair of brothers under his wing. They are Joe and Frank Jer- wa.- Joe was obtained by the Bruins from the New York Rangers in a trade for "Dutch" Gainor and Frank comes from the defunct Bac- iilc Coast League. Lionel Conacher oi’ the Marcons and Charlie of the`Lea-fs are broth- ers, as everyone knows. '

'H\e'Montreal Canadiens boast of

having two brothers on_ their team. They are the Mantha boys, George and sylvio. . "

And ‘then there are the Cleghorn

brothers, both former players. Odie serves as a referee in the National League, after resigning as manager of the late Pittsburg Pirates. sprag ue. who managed the Providence

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said he had shaved him and from a musician on a steamer who said hehad seen a man he thought was the gangster on the west side docks.

amount of faith as to its value

tive” he had seen the Lindbergh

eral occasions, said the Proprietor, ‘°dd|1\8 that he was certain of the ch'ild's identity as a. result of com- Paring him with a large picture of the Lindbergh baby. The restaurant. owners family, believing it gouiq

| but man power. Remember hcw blue _“W b° UIQ Same Child, had dissu- that Toronto crowd looked when.

nded him from notifying the pg- lice. He thought the trio later had sailed for Europe. -

Authorities here are maintaining

a sharp look out for Fleischer-_

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_ NEW YORK. N. Y., april 14‘- ° ‘ 7”" ' Sam Gray snowed tba chicago

1"- “`“°°’ “id °“*’°~ white sox only me mrs. su singles,

Wil! It Chicago and the Bt. Louis

. Browns captured their tint victory

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Wyatt and nuei. ~ ml, ,I 5,, md pl d , w__‘h_nP°5" °NnmNT5 Red Kress won the game for the N" Ymsm 2° 3°'hn‘_kf°°°°°1. 4- _M Browns when he blasted Vie Frasier

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"*'"°NU‘ 1-“GW scoring costin. who nad walked

Pmwumh grlg' I' 'Detroit evened its openinl series_

at osaosaeooosss cleveland at ons sim’ by i3__Louis_m_ 4 1 :_ ,mhz -may., gme_ am, 1 “_ ___ °" 1’f°‘*°h “ii °“°°» nemo. wmtirw wym nad zneiaest

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Gm _ E' lliir allowing only four hits while

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cincinnati s 11 1 , mm, ,;f;sy“;h::1ve‘;f°a’f;1__':_‘f;';§ "'1““”‘¥ "““- _ A. M. Douglas 1sa 194;

Batteries: Bmith. ll/ayband Hart' in the sixth inning with none on A “ve-mn mst inning' aided by _` '_' R' ammo"

new Luc" _md_M_`m°n_ _Dé__m_t had made two mm__n the- triples from the bats of Babe Her- ues lm R. Jenkins ..,,,,,,,,,_,

POSTPO gggond out Qfg, wglk 3 sac!-“ice andiman and Mickey _Heath was too :F0181 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 2188 C’ snufh "'°"‘°"°°'°~

Pmiaoeipnin at New Yorir_co1d. M, ,|,,,1._,_ scored C,,,,,,_t"““°h 1°’ °m°”°"‘ ‘_’“"“ t° °"Ff- carrrons M~ Ifwm

norton at Brooklyn-cold. md., nm in the _mth _nnmgtwme and they lost to the Gincm- siren McLean 151 191|

mrslwsrronss. mason mer betting out s single nm mas' 5 W 3 at Clnmmu' my P""‘”""°“ 159 23° J' Mwadyen ""

1;. 1;, 3, » ' B:_;h°B_*;°_‘;’ F°°h°f°d f°“1' hi*-S off Em clawson as 243

Mont-real "_______________ 0 48 IN 's curves in that first Dr. Archibald ........... 120 Reading 1 8 2 THE. NA'l'I°N'Al» :_nn:_ng_._ Hes;n's_ triple being his Jack Johnston 129

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Batteries. Claset and Head, Yerk- NEW y0RK_ N_ Y__ Am,” 14 __ not score ___e__e______e___ _ U F20 L;;_s_o;1on... . 139

es and Legett. _ Pittsburgh handed the St. Louis

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17 1d "hung 15 hm In an uphill mme _Total . . . _ . . . _ . . , . . . . . . . 218l_ Stack Holéclw Bud' Glenna” 55 to Win 5 to 4. Young Bill _HsrrislY'S MEN'S LEAGUE CHAMPION- Aiifoles win first Zame of chem- 1 __________

’ ' Gpélied for the visitors but after SHIPS plcnship by the narrow margin of __ _

the champions took an early lead .mares " French replaced him and pulled his Jack McNair 207

Ba_te___es_ Bemenon and Cm _ tesmffmm defeat. Paul Derringer Fred Small

Houoway _émythe _md unto” U59. hurled the entire game for the Art Affleck .............. 18'!

llosrro -_ _ Cards. _But in the n‘nth,' with the Harry Cudmore ......... 141

Rochester ._ JNm”E“mmw_c°ld _score ted, weakened enough to al- Geo. Craig 172

_ - -_low the Pintes to put across the Whit Bentley

178 Em. Clawson had the high single 974 966

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 1940

145 Jack McNair 'had the high two Majority for Rangers 195 Pms

H1811 Single W, Campbell 307 pins

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Cnavssaa annonng: four . new Chrysler cars-a new ryslef Six and three 'new Chryller Eight!-all With Floating Power!

That is the most Important stato-

ment that could be made about a motor car-»for`FIoatint Pomcr is tlu greatest mlhlurflel development of-modern rims.

Floating Power gives Chrysler per-

formance a smoothness never before expected of amotor car. When driv- ing at any ed, power tremor issbao- lutelyrvipeylfllfofbothframeandbody.

The great flow of Chrysler Power

at all speeds is incredibly smooth and soft and silent.

Easiest Cars to Drive

‘ln addition ze Floating Power, the

new Chrysler Automatic Clutch makes driving supremely simple. Nothing for your lei: foot to do but be comfort- able. You don'¢ -have to toad: the dumb pedal when starting from a

lnnddill,-or or even when ming reverse.. our leftfooe is perfectly idle; nothing co press, noth- ing to touch.

Gear-shifting really isn'¢ gcamhift-

ing, in the old aense,`vvith Chrydefa new 'Silent Gear-Selector. When you release the accelerates, you move die lever freely into place in any direction, ar any unpeed, with no-more-:don thanmoving a lead pencil. Became- vrhen'yoemovedie*leesrtoaelecta higher or a lowes speed, duo-mmmir lion gean are netrevolving. Tiieyare at ren, disconnected from due engine by the Annemarie Clutch and discon- nectaffrom the rear

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Wheeling unit, and instantly return to conventional driving at any time or speed by simply pulling out rbumon on the dash.

Fleer, Ssjirr_Brahs

'Adefinite nevvsdvantage hssbeen added ’te Chryslsr's self-‘equ'ali1.ing Hydraulic Brakes in the form of new Centrifuse brake drums. A steel drum with cast-iron lining-permanently

fused together. Undciiall conditions, Qryalar brakes last , remain cooler, retain and give I quicker, °feofter’° and more pain anion. Adevelqment that adds mfetyl faster speeds. _

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Chrysler steel bo dies are All-Steel construction- rigidly reinforced and welded into one piece-the kind of

construction that gives you the safe? you should have and should dsman . Adding still further to your protection and comfort is a new Double-Drop Girdcr-Tnlsa Frame of tremendous strength and rigidity.

Good-bye A ll Spring Squeak:

New patented Oilite Squeak~Proof

Springs on all three of the new Eight! have the great advantages of never squeaking, and sever needing lubri- cation.

Besides all of these outstanding

superioritiea, Chrysler retains the fol- lowing important basic features-

.. ST__|,]Q1.1NMAN | V _ _fl I -, S af FIRST SHOWING

but could not-recall him until he » _

saw Fleischer-'s photograph. _ _ _ __ _ _ ‘ '

.Other reports' today regarding A _ fr » OF NE W HRYSLER zozilz

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pioneered or popularized by Ch!y'll¢` and features of Chrysler mrs for years: In the Eights, a 4-speed transmission with internalDu'al High Gan; in the Six, a Silent-Second Easy-Shift Trans- mission; all have the high-compression engine; full force-feed lubrication; ventilated cranknse; aluminum alloy Invar-Strut pistons; oonnterweighied crankshaft; modern fuel system with fuel pump; oil filter; air cleaner and intake silencer; noisclcss spring shack- les; cowl ventilatora; small base wheels and large tires; adjustable front seat; interior sun visorx; indirectly. lighted instrument panel; tradle-type acceler- ator-and many others.

Very Low-Very Smart

All of the new Chryslcrs are notice-

ably low, smart and fleet _in app¢;mm¢¢, T_hc bodies are larger and roomiir. with greatly increased luxury.

F Moi; powcrfid cam 12;; ever. aster an ever. you ` c speed, Chrysler has it.You may never care to dnve 75-85-90 miles an hour, but the great power thatmakesthese speeds possible makes Chrysler performance the most enjoyable under the mn.

Drive ons of time new Clnyslsrs

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