f Wheelers Take Second Game 1-5

ST. JOSEPH. N. 13-. March 11- (Wednesday) — (C?) - Molviou Wheelers became New Brunswidi- Prince Edward island junior hockey champions early today with a total score of 11-10 for s two-game ser- ies with Charlottetown Royals. Wheelers took the deciding game ‘I- 5 alter gaining n 10-5 lead in the series opener last week.

Moncton next will play Nova Beo- tie. for the Maritime title.

Delayed in n slow crossing c! Northumberlsnd Strait, the Island team did not arrive here until shortly before midnight. forcinK lhs game to be played in the early morning hmirg.

By Robert Clarke Csnsdisn Press Staff Writer

Pictured above is. Gordon. Bears. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bears. City, who ls serving with the Royal Canadian Navy.

MONTREAL. March 10-40?)- A new honor was bestowed on Syl- vanus Apps tonight when the great centre ice star o! Toronto Maple Leafs was named ss the winner of the Byng Trophy, a- warded annually to the player in the National Hockey League ad- judged to combine the best type of sportsmanship with s. high standard of playing ability.

Announcement that Apps had won the coveted individual trophy was made ‘by Frank Calder, Pres- ident of the N.H.L. Eleven hockey writers in the six N. H. L. cities took part in balloting conducted by the league, with Apps winning in s walk. second place went to Gor- die Drillon, also of the Leafs. willie Bill Thorns of Chicago Black Hciwks was third.

Each hockey writer named l0 choices, with 10 points beinﬂ ll- lotted for s. first. place vote, nine for n second, and so on down the line. On that basis Apps compiled 100 points from eight first. two seconds, and one ninth. Drillotn. who received one first place vote, had 66 points while Thoma. W110 got IIWO votes for iirst, had 6!.

In naming Ans as the winner of the award, the writers look into consideration the fact that the Len/f cent-re has yet to incur his ﬁrst ‘penalty this season. And he is tied with Drillon as Toronto's leading point-maker. Apps has 1B goals and 22 assists for 40 points. wlllle Drlllon has 23 goals and has helped in 1'1 others.

Lineups‘.

Charlottetown -- Gcal, Alild; de- ICEZCS. McDougnll, Hcdgson, Jay; aim-nu. .. Whitlcck. Blanchard, Kcilv. Beck, Baguail, Pelzpin. Shep- pard.

i\Iom~ion~Gcal, C. ibeBlanc; de- zfcnce. P. Gander, Tlsfale. Gilles- pic; fir-swords. Keefe, Carter. Tcw- er. Coimier. Drisrlelc, H. Cormier. Bishop, Tippits. Saulnier.

Harold Fair Enroute llome

XWYORK, Ninrch 9—(C‘P)— Harold Fan". member of The Can- ml an bu 1 cf The Canadian Press for 2 1-2 years, reached New York tcrlay en route w Canada.

"Never saw so many lights in my life as Ncw York flushed at us vgicn our sllil) gOL info the harbor lute lust nisiii." said Fair lacon- icaily. "Alter the blackout it was a sight. But we couldnh; disem- bark until today."

Fair, a native of Arthur, Ont., w- one ot‘ the stuff oi eight Can- lit. 111s manning the C P. Bureau in London \vh_o have reported to their couutijrmen the momentous events in Empire history since the war‘: start.

A graduate o! the University of G-Charloltetown, Whitlock 12:16 TQfOIltO. Fair was prepared for his Q-Charlottewwn, Blanrhard 16:15 guides‘ illu London bfl’ iiilﬁléeilg Penaltiessparler (M. Gaudet, Mc-

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SURIMARY First Period 1—Moncton. R. Tsdale, 11:20 2—Charlottelou1r, Whitlock (Blan- chard) 12:05 ii-Moncton. Drisdoiio, 14:45 PenalVes-Tisdale, Tower, P, Gall- det. Second Period 4—Charlottetc\vn. Whitlock, 4:15 S-Moncton. J. Cormier (P Dris- delle) 5:57

o-dldoncton. P. Drtsdeil 8:50

'l_char1ottcwwn, Whitlock (Kel- ly) 11:30

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h the balloting with little 3011b! Bauer, the Boston Bruin star. who won the award in the last two seasons and who no-w is in 1h! Royal Canadian Air Fierce, draw- lm; only an eighth place vote for three points. '

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The escorting vessels laid their These courses provide preliminary depth charges, The weather was training for graders needed in Ree- czllm and the devastating explos- isbefed 38E Grading simmns m PE“ 11/115 must have dealt effectively 1-‘ 5f"! MWS“,5‘“{‘E1£ gmgasggllf with any lurking prowlers. No iur- Year? Clasihaﬁle ﬁhﬁje ysmelelons o; tlgcrgnlarms were given during the fwhlgh “game Me fomygeven "i 7“ ‘T- throughout the Province.

Tonight the men were in their Thls veal-s class was featured by camps, far from home, stationed - reuse m me number oi girls Willi almost, every branch of the ffnﬁf the course. There were 9 girls overseas Canadian army. and 11 boys. Army enlistments of

Next to the U-bont alarm, life- ‘Ollilg men has made itnecessarv to bunt drill m the black of night urn thelvork overlto giilséiendthey provided the greatest excitement are DPOVXHQ gllﬂlllatlkcs to espc [or the blue-clad graduates of the 15% “gairtfoglg ‘ggirné trained m the R. Duncan Commonwealth) airdﬁainiéigwfzalgrl. midi?“ of eggs and poultry a founﬁ {Carmichael uni noon n a e ress r s -- . - Qvldecl l“ a , cyurcr (m, infantry ordnance. engineers. ﬁglﬁgsklggflflilfﬁgﬁnmllrm pfQdﬂC-s A, Sheri-on Flllilli-‘YY- f°1‘@*"i'~ medium dental tion. matiagement. and marketing. Low score units and the armored corps. The These courses are under the su- Tolnl-zgoz, men and a group of Canadian per-vision of Mr, W.R. Shaw. Deputy nursing sisters and transport driv- Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Al]. c1": accompanying them all took Darnell of Dominion Poirltlrg the boat. drill calmly. Across ces and his iISSlSLBIgI-‘i werﬁ med darkened decks they felt their c! imtrllcllorh 0P 9Y5 w 9F“ ,. way to their stations. Wm‘ lectures W918" Mesm" B J‘

. - ion Offlccrs due to take specialized Eﬁlfggmlofﬁwgfﬁeﬁﬁfgcollﬁﬁell: training in England included Cap- mental Sballofl. Charloltetowll; Dr, talus N. S. Minshul. Halifax and R055 Th l 11mm; or Animals Percy Kennedy. "Hum. N. 8-. Drlv., Charlottetown; s. c. wright. members o1’ the Princess Louise Provincial Department of Agricul-

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scri ed b . J. o , , - “Rememlmiln” ‘his m“ "5 L‘ °f gig CF01". I-iounge leadcsrfdzllgneacof - horror.

‘The day must cmne." he said, “when those who have been res- ponsible for these outrages must. be brought to the bar of justice. and at that. time the officers and govemments responsible for the tcleration of such atrocities in modern times should be dealt with in a fitting manner."

ivr, Caldwell joined in an appeal against retribution on the Jap- anese in Canada. Such acts would "give an excuse lo those devilish men who are wreaking this kind of treatment upon those who art‘ elm/ply carrying out their activities in wartime in s. fitting way."

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Sylvanas Apps Awarded Byng Trophy By Writers

iesdlng point-scorer with l6 goals and 30 mists, each has spent six minutes 1n the ‘Dﬁnally box so far this season. The first i’) incIudinK Am», Dmlon and Thorns was rounded out as follows: Clint snith, New York manners. 5'1: 5rd Howe, Detroit Red Wings. 47: Lynn Patrick. Rnagers. 30; Buddy O’- Cormor. Montreal Canadiens. 23; Max Bentley, Black Hawks, 23; Ed- die Wlseman, Boston Bruins. 21; Lorne Corr, Maple Leafs, 1'7.

The Byng ‘Trophy is the second individual N.1-1.L. award to be won by Apps in his six years in the league. As s. freshman, Apps won the Calder Trolphy in 1936-37 as the outstanding rookie of the year- In his rookie year end in one year since then Apps has finished in second place among NH}... scorers, although he has never won the point-scoring title.

Apps, as did the six previous winners, actually becomes the hold- er- or the second Byng Trophy. ‘me Trophy originally was put up f0!‘ competition m 1924-25 when Wank Nighbor, the famed Ottawa centre player, was named the winner.

In the years that followed Frank Boucher, now the coach of New York Rangers, enjoyed what u- mounted to a monopoly on posses- sion o! the Trophy. Bouclier. play- ing with the Rangers, won the ‘Trophy seven years in eight and was alwarded permanent possession of the cup at the suggestion of Lady BYHE. who awarded a new trophy. At the same time, Eoucher suggested that he no longer be considered eligible ‘to win the cup.

OUT OUR WAY

Boston Brains overwhelm Chihawks 9-1

BOSTON. March l0—(AP)-'Ihe defending champion Boston Bruins assured themselves of lat least. third place in the eurren‘. National Hockey League champaign by ov- erwhelming Chicago Black Hawks 9-1 tonight before a skimpy 8.600 crowd at the Boston Garden.

This one-sided contest, consid- ered a preview at the circuit/s "B" series playoffs, became s rout in the second Period when the Bruins put on a three-goal splurge to break a 1-1 deadlock. They then lashed five puck: through the har- assed Sam Lo Presti during the finale.

The Black Havuks peilfllﬂnlllQ without big Earl Selbert, their star defenceman, scored after 74 seconds of ploy when rookie Bill Moslenko batted in s. long pass from B01: Carse, Gordie Bruce put the Bruins into s tie about five minutes later.

While the Bruins were sharp shootinir at Lo Presti during the last two periods, both Flash Hollett and Roy Conacher scored twice Bkalnst him. ‘Ihe other Boston tal- lies were off the sticks u! Smith. Jack Shewchuk. Jack Mc- Gill and Herb Cain, The latter was greatly excited about his feat, for it represented his 100th goal o! his nine-year NHL. career,

‘Hie easy triumph proved to be a bit costly for the 1941-42 Stanley Cup champions. for little Dutch Hiiler, their handy winger, was forced to retire with s, lacergted

Abbie Sisters 6

Souris Sisters 4

On Monday evenlnd. March I the aouris Tiger Sisters played an ex- citing game of hockey against the Abbie Sisters oi Charlottetown. the score being 6-4 in favor o: Char-

ttetown.

Souris lineup: G. Moll-alien; Mrs. F‘. Parquet. Miss B. McCor-mack. Jennie Dugas, Joyce McLeilan. Margaret Massey. Mrs. T. Ran- aghan, Miss I. Paquet.

Abbie Lineup: “Googs" McInnis, Joan Miller, Mary Brennan, Mary Doyle. Mollie Henniger and Mar- ion Matheson.

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‘Ihe setback put the fourth-place Ha-wlcs. who have only two more Eames to play, rive points behind the Bruins

SUMMARY First Period

l-Chlcago, Mosienko Hamill) 1:14 I-Boston. Bruce (Hollettl c110 Penalties -— Mariucci, R. Carse, Smith, Shewchulc Second Period Ii-Bosbon. Smith (Cain) 4:40 4—Bost<m, Hollett (Bruce, Craw- ford) 6:58 I$—Boston, Conadier (H. Jackson, McGili) 12:38 Penalty-Smith Third Period ti-Boston. Shewchuk (H. Jackson, A, Jackson) 4:08 ‘l-Boston, Hollett 11:44 8—Boston, Cain (A. Jackson) 17:25 9—-Bcsi0n, Conacher (Gronsdal, McGlIl) 19:35 ill-Boston. MoGili (Gronsdall 19:46 Penalties-W. Carse 2. M00111,

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Quebec Asks For Extension In Playoffs

MONTREAL, March 10—(CP)—— The Quebec Senior Hcckey league decided tonight to ask the Can- adian Amateur Hockey Association for a. seven-day extension oi one time 1n which a Quebec champion must be declared for Allan Cup playdowns.

It will be the third time the Q. 5.1-1.1... has made s. request ior s time extension. Two other pleas, asking for an extension o! l5 days. hove been turned down, ‘Ilhe claim of the Q.S.H.L. is that league play- offs cannot be completed in time to have s. competitor in the pro- vincial flnals under‘ the present limit.

The present set-up calls for one Quebec winners to be ready to play the Maritime winners in the Msritimes March 23. The QB-HL. have now decided to suggest that the Quebec winner open its Har- itlme invasion March 30.

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arrows ‘ . March 1o_ Royal Canadian A1; m,“ 91$: the Oita/ws City Senior HCckg League tonight drew close;- to league championship by deiestin Hull‘ Volant-s 1-5 for ﬁrst; u, straight win o! the bound.“ ' playoff series. shqwml’ “'13 bcl/ter than ll-l _

Slime to date, the fomier 13ml, Bruins Kraut line scored mu» myeT$ Even Mlle, with three __ them credited u; Bobby 3mm. One u» Milt Schmidt, m, all, Kmllf». Woody Dumart. was cred ‘W WW‘ in mist on Sclunidt’ goal.

Cleveland Barons Set New Record

CLEVELAND. March io-(Ap) Cleveland Barons detected gprlny. field Indians 2-0 tonight to gal their 38rd victory of the new“ and reach ‘i0 points. vwo rww Am. erfcon Hockey Lesgus records.

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