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PAGE six ‘mn cnARi.o'i‘ri;1‘owN Guanouuv
JANUARY 4, 1937,
*___* ' ' I - i fi 5: ` W -- "J
aowLiNc _ _ ._ aoxiivo. `~'< ‘i I '
, HOCKEY ‘II'II\':~, . G BASKETBALL » _ “'  I
wRasTLiNo . I ~  oriiim sPoiz'r g_`~_:.f  '
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Canadiens Lengthen Lead ILabor Union
By Again Defeating Amerks; IWin Opening
Leafs And Hawks Both LosefLeague Game
NEW YORK, Jan. 3-(CP)-A
third-period penalty to Lorne Carr.
American forward, paved the way
tonight for Montreal Canadiens to
score their second victory in _as
many nights over the Ne\v York-
ers, :ind whining their National
Hockey League game 4-2 on two
goals scored while Carr was off.
Bill Miller, star of Moncton
Hanks when they were ,winning
Allan Cups. fired in the winning
goal, his si-coiid iii iwo nights, af-
trr ri pzissiiig play with Toe Blake
and veteiuin Pit Lepine. George
Brown. plaving his first, game as a
pi‘oiossioiiiil, added the fourth.
The Anim-ks, who lost 5-1 to
Canati;'i>n,= in Montreal last night,
had iioil°.i»r=v io stave off tiie hiis- I
time li.i‘.i;t.i:i:.»- when Carr ieft_the F
'ioint~~li~i-' .short handed. I
The New Yorkers scored once in
fha first period. watched Canad-
E~::.< wore twice in the middle ses-
_si.>i: ini.” ilzczi onine brick to tic up
'ii=- tx-:ine wirly ln; the third, only _
ti l‘..i'_I~ i3ii~ C;in.idii>iis swoop into
ii Iixicl ii ‘li rt oiie-man advantage I
boziie L’ii¢:0 ffinr. writclied the game. I
'!’l.i- (‘;.ii:\r=:i:ii|, \\'n_\' in front of '
t`_iI- c`.=::;i_l'ii; .<<‘:‘€ioii. plziyed in
tliiir i'c;.Li‘.:l old time st_\'leoi'speed
:ii.i’. ii  :iI;'fii~iii>ii. Tliey git
2 .1-.II i- iii ‘  tirs' nr-riod tlioii-gli `
nii.l .`I `.  ~.i.'iii'i iiiit AinericansI
iilirii l \\'.ili the iinsistniiee of
 .%1.".i'ii:ei' and Lorne Carr. '
1'-;. .:; r _‘se-_'iiirii>eriodJohiiny I
f`.i-f.»:.-'Ii i~fi: R I"\\'ortii's oiiiipass
ti"~:ii  l .i 'xii and three min-
iitc: iiim- Pi; Lcpine poke-checked
the puck t`i‘=m Tommy Anderson I
2-Toronto, Metz, (Davidson, Fin I Maw §h¥>1,‘i'?`:£ng0Eg;”slI:l “gag
nigan) 15.52. ‘I , I “
Penaities_Bi-iiiietnaii, shiii.  ;I,‘;,’;III;‘;‘t°smt;’ ‘°’§__’;‘I'wf_h°tf“‘I“l§
Second Period Imckey team ’satm,da nl ht nc;
3-Detroit, Aurie (Brunctenu. ` 0`d home another goal; mgt_h?u:'er`
L““"i5) '17~ time to defeat the Pira' tes 4 -
_ -3 in
4_D'?t"°n' S°"°u (R°u1°i°"» H' I the opening game of the City Hock-
Kilrea) 1.55. I ey League
Third Period '
Penalties-I-laniilton. " I tli§lfg;glie4;1titIanfli¢;11ai:']ierlint?rP.sB fiiiscf Mfg
5-Detroit, Bruneteau <Hoave> come from' behmd twice to mm
3.30. II - I ., ' _ _
6-Toronto, Horner ‘Shall and U95?  53;; grtyugge ge
K°’}f1f‘H‘ 1'114~ was a goal awarded to the Pirates
Peiialties-!\IeDoiiiild. Imidway through the first period
__ '_ _ I when a. Labor Union player threw
M:“‘00\-‘I »--"‘“\KS 1 I gif stigr in his defending mm.
om len until the first minute
I CHICAGQ J““- 3“`5C°fI“g I'Wi°e of the last session Pirates held
in the final period, Montreal Ma- meg- lead despite me four and t
room: defeated the Chicago Black ,mm ati."-(S of md 0 ts We
Hawks 3-1 tonight. in a ins: hard Howgvér the thirld ppigzddn was
}glayI=ri Natoniil Hockey League only a mfnute old wheie Lmnuseyf.
dltifiheti;3§fgli?i:i’0f.)lltIilFllizip on sec- Hughes-“Wed in the equalizer °n
ond lilziee in °tlie'Caif;iuian diris- Zhlgnif Irgzlcsdtenen' sm] 1°’°‘m3
ion. the Maroorts scored once in .`.',,I  on xglxgiiniixegevyiihwge
tl fi s. ' -. - » I» ' "1 9
‘e rr period' "“ tm “me md Pirates attacking vlciously and
up in the early min Z f tl _
third. and then clirildlitd oft diff 118% fffogts were rewarded by ‘7W°
OBIS b, Nm h ,,oa n t e space of thirty seconds,
g Northyt ott  flil;-d1>§)zl)lit]yS(l;o'x Chipmnnmqemng the nr" and E"~
when Robinson scored the first of Toombs me second' Little mme
his two markers. The lanky Mu- of victory was held fn the Umm*
roon forward pu hed ilie pixel: in .Camp as the minutes ticked °“ bm'
after Ward got in ii fast .shot by "1 me "nal 12° semnds they 3531"
_Stealing me rubber from EMI knotted the count with 'Deny Lund
Seibert, Hawk defence man. qlanmlmg in I'W° quid* Wuntefs T0
After ri fast, scoreless econd period “md the game 1"t° an ext” 5€55i°"~
pglangio Hored the Lying gom Lund. the hero of the game kept
with Carson of the Mziroons of! ms Scmmg Streak K°m€ in i-he
for boarding Wiebe. Gottseliz and Myst three minutes °f the °V0W1m9
Thompson were given assistsf Then “hm he bfi’-'J Gm’-5 619/Billy 102' the
Noi-thcott with his team mate itiii “"i“I‘i"2 C-°uf~‘°f~ c
NEW YORK, Jan. 3-During the unofficial Perry-Vines meeting last!
playing of the United States ama- summer have been heard. Some,
tcur championships last summer who happened to be passing when
Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines these ,
an
what chance observers said was the say
I daddy of all tennis battles. And
I This week, these two, generally score
I war officially-and for pay--in lon
Perx'y’s first professional start. I has
ing out for almost a year aguinst` Garden show Wednesday, th
Per1y’3 Pr() Debut Against Boston BruinsIDOnBUdg6AndAllC8Mdfl7le
Hand Ran ers'/ire Ran/zeal Outstanding
Vines Hailed as a ‘Natural l . 3
I4 - 2 Defeat
I
two traded shots, said vines io.r. by Gurdians Srwlal Wire)
were reported tc have taken over a professional for several seasons. BOSTON. JSR. 3-Eddie 531°” ~‘ _ It
o side-court and staged unofficiaiiy trounced the Briton soundly. Others two swift goals in the last period. I Assotniied Press Sports Wr er
it was the other way around tonight sent Boston Bruins into a NEW YORK. J0‘n. 3 - (AP) -
a third story is that no point. 3-2 win over the New York Ran- Red-headed Donald Bud¢¢I Wh”
WM k¢PU- Igers for Bostorrs first defeat of the carried the stars and stripes fur-
rated as the top racquet-wielders Whichever is correct, however, a se¢¢ion-1¢ade;-5 this National Hoc- they in United States and interna-
` in the world, will repeat their net match between the lanky Califom- _ key League season fiona] competition than any of his
d the black-haired Briton I A capacity M-owd of a_0oontBos‘- compatriots, and Alice Marble, the
been regalded "5 5' “n°'t“ml"I ion Garden watched the thriller. statuesque star who emerged from
this
I
BY BOB
CAVAGNARO
Perry j°m°d me p]“y'f°r'p*‘y: mr Wm years °’ mme' I Shore's counters, first made by .i t\vo-year retirement and won the
seaso enab‘ed his team mates ciitstandtng players of 1938 by the
Tennis Players I n U. S.
Maroons Andi
Leafs PIaX_
Scoreless Tie _
ic. P. by ouaraihiis speéiiii wire)
an offer of $50,000 for putting his
name on 9. professional contract. As
is usual when the current premie:
amateur quits the simon-pure ranks
the promoters have scheduled his
pm debut for Madison Square Gar-
den Wednesday night.
Several different versions of the
the
I promoters have called on tennis I
I master showman, Big Bill Tiiden °
I and
I port
I no lo
I io s
I paired with Vines for this encoun-
Lei
chieagos George Lott to tate ~““
in a doubles encounter. Tiiden be”
nger a yoimgster, but still able me
wing a powerful racquet, is luck*
. to
D.
gain their triumph over Lestei 11 S Lovin Tennis Association I
ick's spetdy stickinen who have Newcomers received hve places I
n held to two deadloeks since in the meii's 'firstA10I" While the
y gave the Bruins a 6-1 shel- top-niglit division in the womens
ng in their series opener.
ranks several weeks ago, after hold-I Roimding out the program for ‘ me Boston 5uper_sIm. on home Ice U_S_ mls., Ioday were ranked me
The
Bruins were trailing 2-l,due Budge, wiiuier of boi-h mL1tCh@S
goals by Cecil Dillon and Butch in the North Ainerican_Z0ne Dl\ViS
2'-2-1 '-1- T-‘ff   Keeling cf the Rangers, with a re- Cup tie against Australia; the E35*
TORONTO, Jan. 3-Turk B1‘0dll
hockey's ace goaltending Skater-
ouier, today boasted the fir:
shutout of liis brief Nation
League career. But his effort ton
Maple Leafs was matched by thi
veteran Alex Connell and Sa.t\.|x‘~
day’s listles duel frfth Montreal
Maroons ended a scoreless over-
field includes two yearlin8S»
and sc<\i'i~rl Ciiiadiens’ second goal. `
Aiiti`i'i<':Ii.‘.< cvcnecl inatters when ‘
Czirr .<:'.>i'<:l early in the third per- _
loci with Si-Eirincr and Art Chop- '
man helplirr out. Then came Carr's _
pem_li_'I'. :ind Canucks went ahead i
to stay.
in penalty box. took it fast pass
from Jimmy Ward and sent the` SUMMARY
visitors out. in front. Palanglo was FWS* \‘¢l’|0d
serving a. penalty when Robin'~on
scored the final goal on a pass 1-
from Lionel Conacher_ _
There were 10 penaltes handed I
out, six against the victors. In the I
opening period Seibert of thc'
Hawks suffered a cut on the head No score.
which required four stitches when Penalties-Connors. Gillis.
accidentally hit; by Ti'ottier's stick.
In the final period Thompson
missed a penalty shot when Con-
acher was penalized for holcllntr
the puck. Boili gozilies. Mike Kar-
akas of the Hawks and Alex Con-
Pii aies. Toombs 15:40
Penalties-none.
Second Period
SI'I‘.[f\lAR\'
First Period
1-Anieririizxs. Stewart (Schriner
Carrl 9.49, I
Penalties-l\1iiIer, Carr, McGill, I
Eniins, McKei1::ie_ 
Second Period .
2--Canadiens, Gngnoii (Joliat)I
1.22. '
Third Period
rrjs-N
ZA
LD
L. P. U..Hughes (Shermn) 1:00
Pirates. Chipman (Blanchard)
I
3--Caniidicris, Lepine, 4.33.
Penalties - Anderson, Graham,
Joliiit.
Third Pcrllld
4-Americans, Carr (Sch1'1ner,
Chapnian) 3.18. `
5-Canadiens, Miller (Blake, Le-
pine) 9.40.
6-Canadiens, Brown <Joliat,
Blake) 10.18.
Pen:ilties~Jenl;ins, Carr.
PENALTY COSTLY
DETROIT, Jan. 3-(AP)-Detroit
Red Wings scored their third
straight victory of tho season over
Toronto's Maple Leafs, 4-2, before
2.644 spectators here tonight to
stay in the thick of the fight for
leadership oi' the National Hockey
Leagues American division.
A penalty to Jack Shili for trip- I
ping Scotty Bowman in the last
few seconds of the opening period
with the score tied at 1-1 produced
two Detroit godls in the first two
minutes of the second period and
made certain the victory. Larry
`Aurie counted the first after 17
seconds oi’ play and Johnny Sor-
rell poked the second past goalie
Wait. Breda at 1.55.
Thereafter ,tho Red Wings back-
checketl continually to smother the
best offensive efforts the Leafs
could produce. Modero Bruneteaii
stretched the Detroit lead to three
goals, swooping in to lift into the
nets a. puck which Broda was try-
ing to clear after stopping Howes
shot, at 3.30 of the third period.
The desperate Toronto counter
offensive finally scored as Red Hor-
ner shot a pass from a mass of
players in front of the Detroit goal
to beat .Smith at 7.14. Hec and
Wally Kih-eo both missed chances
for Detroit in the final minutes on
fast breaks down the ice.
Larry Aurie's pretty pass to Her-
bie Lewis accounted for the Red
Wing first period goal, and Nick
Metz tied the count for the Leafs
after accurate passing by David-
son uid Frank Finnigan.
SUMMARY
First Period
12~‘Detrolt. Lewis, iAurle) 10.55.
zz.-v c'-cr 
Practice For
Junior Royals
The Junior Royals hockey Wim
will hold a practice ses~ion at the
Forum this evening from 5 to G.
All members of the club and any
others desirous of trying out are
cordially invited to be present.
The club is going to enter the
junior league and everyone tryin!!
out is assured of a full UYOUIP-
FOR SALE `
Fanr year old Boy lvldllll
out of 5 Direct Hal dam and
hy o good lon of GU! AX'
qnrghy; a good made one;
'sound and kind in every WB!!
tnlned ln 2.15 but never
mr-gd; eligible to 2.30 cinli
half-brother to Silver Evlns.
2.06 ll. M. T.
ll. M. SWE!-ZNEY.
-r-
Iivll Of the Maroons. played iirii- _ Pirates. 'roombs (Ai-seniiuit,
liantlv. Connors) 14:13.
I5. L.P.U.. L d (Gills 18:24.
SUMMARY I ii. i..r>.U., Liigxd, 194s. )
Fir” 1'°"0d _ Penalties-Blanchard, Connors.
_ I Sherran.
1. Maroens. Rcbuison (Ward) .
4.15. ‘
Penalties: Northcott, Runre,
Goitsellg, March.
Overtime
u
1. L.P_U.. Lund (Aoom) 3:12.
second Pérbd Penalties-None.
Seorlng~INone. ,
s.lL°$l?m°"E"“"" Wewoffh. Badminton
I Third Period T011 Tll€y` FOI'
I 2-C11iCi180. Palangio iThomp- °
I son, Gotiseligi 8:30. Salnt Jahn
3. Moroons, Northcott (Ward)
9:30.
I 4. ivi _ I i
 W"   I SMiT.i°*:N“.f1..i:'s.::§:".°
P : l Illlllllil 1 U.i`1 lmE 3. °
Palsfllges C°m'“" ' Carson' iianieht will be held on the courts
_ of the Saint John Garrison Officers'
. Badminton Club Feb. 19 and 20. R..
C Goiham piesident of the Mari
F A . ‘ , ' - '-
H I f '- F h lim Bad i ton Association an-
a I   t noifficed tlliliililglit.
 T B '1‘he events will be as Usual xr
, tourriam nt pl y; n n' singles, -
0 E dies’ sirifgies, ainenlg sand ladies'
1 ' doubles mixed doubles inthe senior
I r| V e S t | g a  d J 1e\'en‘q"Jiinlor boys' and girls- sing.
. I e
s and veteran mens doubles for
I pli1§.'ei's Over 40 years.
_ "*`~ , According to usual custom, Gor-
4BOSTCAl\. Jim. 3~-_Vt/llitffy Hllr- hum siiid. entries will close on the
W1!-2. Bqstoii \v@ltc1'\\'c1_el\L. 0xpi~es.'i~ Monday preceding the tournament.
ed CO"-Sldcmble “5I0“1511mf-’HI» YES- Only mcml:er~'I of clubs affiliated
` terd.1y_ when he learned one Whitey iivitn the f\1m~i;iim_15;|;1ni1nt0n A3_
IH“"‘“~Z ll-'ld *M11 =i0i>iK‘<l in the socintlon are eligible to compete in
second roiind of a fight at Halifax Ithe matches. BevI Piers, Halifax
J FPICIIY IHSIIL won the nit-n`s singles title at the
IC6H6dl€HS!Manero And,-
Turn Back M
Amerks 5-I
E M . Jan 2-(C.P)- (A.
DIY
S.,
Red
by Flash Hollett, Boston de- tern grass court championship;
fenceman, from North Sydney, N. semi-finalist against Fred Perry in
when Shore teamed up with the All-England ehnmpionship,and
Beattie to tie up the game. iiinilist against the flashy Bf1t°“
Si te title tourna-
About three minutes later, he got ii the United a S
_ _
angrum Tled ' his stick on a shot that was being iziicnt, succeeds Wilmer Allisol\.1930
golfed from the New 'York zone. ititleholcler, who wiaslinot tg;I;f!rli11cnl;
took a half turn and lashedndrlve ‘ ranking because o iS rc
For Hon 0 rs I that went through goalie Dave I from singles DIRY 111 AUEUSC-
I Kerr‘s padded legs. ` I Miss Marble was P1009# iff the
-_»- ‘ Late in the third perioii, Bruins I iieiiii of the ivonifrlfs d1\/151011 in
By Guardiaii's Special Wire) gained a penalty shot when Neil I recognition of her dethr0nem€l1£0f
IMIXIUE °ff9“51"e Weed With Strom MlAMI. FIG-. Jun- 3-TONY MU' I Colville tripped centre Bill Cow- Ilfelen ilncobs, four-li1l1f?S Ulllwd
`defe'nsive work, Montreal Caiintl- nero,
York's fading Americans S»:it,urdn3.' Ji.:
night in the firstgame of a iverli- till!
United SW'-(1-‘> 011911 G01! Iley, former Halifax Wolverine. siiiites chiimpioii \\lio was ranked
lens s1aPP€d a 5-1 defeat on New i:li.~.nipion,siagedasensationalelos- Holm; took the sho; but Ke" IMO, 2_ ‘ I
muy "0 me young RW MBT” handled it without trouble, Bridge and Gene Mako of LosI
"1 °f D“Y‘°“» 0h‘°~ 1°' “PS” SUMMARY I /ingt-ies, ns iriiiteci states enamo-
in me $2500 Miami open 3°” First Period 3 ions, were ranked no. 1 in doubles.
` d°“bleh"'°'d°" bewecn th lead* ` ` umnmcm today' Thcy Wm meet 1-New York, Dillon (Heller) 2.45. I Frank Parker of Spring Lake, N.
I and cellar dwellers of the Canndi ll iIl;HI§g110I\§InI:I;¥$IfI{/f°lI:;?"°Y};ree 3_Bo5wn_ _yerwar 2_05_ _ I
kcs at me end of me Imrd Penalties-Jerwa <2, including 10
then. sectiolm lead m six poilw ound, Manero burned up the final mmm” m1S°°nd“°U'
lan Section 1
I Thus the I-lIa.b’tanis increase: “im
over Montreal Maroons beoie I8
Imoving on to the Americans' bail- ,ith made al 70.5 for me mst 18
Iikick for a. retum game tonight. ‘ D `
All Canadian section teams went I tggiythlddséglildnlgtgl.professional
I into action on a four-way league ` ° - .
I rrmit tonight but the worst that m;I;I,‘,’e “{IIf;“‘;§0§f,§§f §r',‘;§f"§,c;’,?I
could happen to Canadiens was a‘ money is $400_
1`9d“°1'i°“ °f "WU margin W f°W` ‘ Oliver of Wilmington, Del., led
P0iI1f~9- ` the final round field home with a
Americans. weakened by loss 0f sparkling si ini- ii mini of 283 that
pivot Harry Oliver and wing Eddie inns good for third ppm;
Wiseman because of injuries and Bob Gray, Jr., Windsor, Ont.,
illness, matched the Frenchmens I professional, cm-ded 73-73 today for
speed only in the first period when , a 292 total.
ancient Nels Stewart counted firstl
for the New Yorkers and I-IowieI
M ' hed L11 f C -
.iiL’.'.`i'_`” °`° ° °°°'° °’ °“” I RamblersAnd
After that Canadiens' speed and `
superior defensive play enabled I Reds Draw 2_2
them to control the play and Bill
Miller, former Moncton Hawk and
PROVIDENCEL R.. I., Jon. 3-
AP
‘ end National Hockey Leagizi- _I .129
' ‘V . I 1. `
" i\ia.ngnini's '12 hole total or 277.
Ed
Pit Lepine scored in the second
period and Paul Haynes twice in
the third. Goaler Wil! Ciide of f
Canadiens had oniy n minimum of Philadelphia Ramblers Played v-
work in the lost two periods. 2-2
can League hockey game here to-
SUMMARY nig
The Ramblers went into the lead
_ Firat'Period late in the first period on Bryan
un
I-fextall's goal. Then the Reds
1. Americans, Stewart <Schrlner, fo d some power in the second
Carr) 4:18. I session to score two goals, one by
2. Canadiens, Morenz (Joliat, Gag- I Jack Keating. one time Saint John
non) 7:05. I Beaver, and the other by Bert Mc-
Penaltics-IBlake. Schriner, Sie-I Inenly_ Doggie Kuhn and Sammy
bert (2), Shields, Klein. Cotton. Manus, former Maritimers, as
Second Period A three-man break against two
Providence defenceman gave the
3. O&¥l8di9nS. Miller (GHETIOHI BUS- Ramblers their second goal when
well) 4:43. Larry Molyncaux scored in the
4. Canadiens, Lepine (Buswell) third period on passes from Smith
6:51. and Hextall.
Penalties-fMorenz, Murray.
_ 'rhira Period HOCKEY RESULTS
5. Canadiens. Haynes (Siebert, Dor-
rain) 1:10.
8. Canadiens, Haynes (Lorraln) 8:10
Penalties-Lamb.
SATURDAY GAMES
National League
Montreal Maroons 0, Toronto 0,
(t-ie).
MAKES APPOINTMENT Montreal Canadiens 5. New York
-_ Americans 1.
ST. LOUIS, Jun. 3 - (CP) - lntematlonal-American
Branch Rickey, general manager of Philadelphia 2, New Haven 1.
St. Louis Cardinals of the Nat- ,
ional League, tonight announced
the appointment of Robert L.
Finch as vice-president of all Car-
Harvargl 3. Clarkson 1.
Princeton 5. Wil1iaIms0.
with it 68. two under par, to 5°°°“d Perl”
J. was ranked
Jr., of Atlanta
second in the sin-
gles and Bryan M. <Bitsy) Grant.
at no. 3.
Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles.
,3-New York, Keeliiig (Mur-
doch) 5.37. l
Penalties-Heller.
Third Period
4_Boston, Shore <Beattle> .04.
5-Boston, Shore 4.31.
Penalties--Clapper, 0'Neill, N.
Colville.
Many After
Nemis ’ Title
NEW WA'I'ER.FORD, N. S.. Jan.
3-(CP)-If Johnny Nemls, New
Waterford- claimant of the Mari-
time Weltcrweight title, accepts all
the challenges hurled at liim, he's
going to be a busy man.
_ Ncmis disposed of Bobby Orr of
’ Rh°d° L‘1““d Reds “nd Joggins, N.s. in the fiithround of
a scheduled '10-round bout New
tie in on International Ameri- Y , D _ SI U 1 h I S
ears oy nec iei e in
ht ‘had challenges fromc Duke Hen- 
derson. Sydney and Dave Smith.
Sydney Mines, while from the Nova
Scotia mainland camo one from
Billy Holm, Springhill.
Stars Blank
rated as the United States’ out-
standing junior o year H80. WHS
ranked no. 4. Gregory S. Manzlll
of New York, four-times winner of
the U.S. inclcor title, was ranked
fifth, followed in order by John
Van Ryn of Philadelphia, and then
four newcomers, John McDiarmid
of Chicago. Charles Harris of West
Palm Beach, Fla., Joe Hunt of Los
Angeles and Arthur Hendeix of
Lakeland, Fla.
In the women's rankings, Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Cam-
= bridge, Mass., held her place at
no. 3, followed by Gracyn Wheeler
of Santa Monica, Calif.; Carolin
time tie.
it was nothing out of the ordin-
ary for deadpan Alex to turn in I
perfect performance but it Wai
nn ambition achieved fer Breda
wha hai a habit of giving fan!
the jilters whether it’s New Year’l
or not.
Both teams had Sunday tripl
ahead and played just that way.
Leafs forced the play but wen
not taking any of the chances that
lost them a 3-1 decision to Ma-
roons in Montreal last Thursday.
The 10,000 cash customers didn‘\
like the exhibition though the re-
sult did pull their pets out of the
Canadian section cellar, _
For Tommy Gormo.n’s men 2
was a good nights work. They
made it three out of a possible
ur points in the week’e clasheo
wi h Leafs and left them still two
pants in front of the blue-shirt!
and three better than New York
Americans who absorbed a. 5-l
t.hu.mping in Montreal.
svivuvminr
Flrll Period
fo
t
l
Scoring.-None.
Penalties-Evans, Gracie.
Second Period `
Scoring-None. .
Penalties-Cain, Shlll, Canechmg '
.Third Period , ‘
‘Babcock of Los Angeles; Helen
Pedersen of Stamford. Conn.; Mrs.
John Vim Ryn; Dorothy May
I Bundy oi’ Santa Monica; Kathar-
I
Scoring-None. _ I"
Penalties-Davidson, Robinson,
ine Winthrop of Boston, and Mrs.
Mary Greer Harris of Kansas City. _
Overtime Period
I The former United statescham- 5onring_.N°n¢_ I ~
I pions, Allison and Von Ryn, were Penalties-None.
I ranked no. 2 in the doubles, fol-
I iowed by Mangin and Parker;
Riggs and Wayne Sabin; Henry
Culley and Hunt; McDia.rmld and:
Hai Surface. Jr.; Grant and J. Gil- 
bert Hall; Wilmer Hines and Frank
Laurence; Norman Blckel and Rob-
ert. Burgess. and William S. Seward
und Robert Underwood.
N. H. L. STANDING
Bottomley Is
Again Candidate’
(A.P. By Guard|an's Special Wig
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3-“Sunny Ji
Bottomley, Browns first basem
who last summer was talking obo
gifted on Keatlng's goal. _ Hafnefs 4-0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Springffeldo, Cleveland 0 (tie). an uphill fight by Cleveland Fal-
United States College cons in the nick of time tonight.
I “I was to have fought Werter last tournament, held at Sydney.
dinnl minor league baseball clubs. _ Dartnwuth 2, Colgate 1.
American Hockey League battle
3-2.
(A. P. by Gu.ordion’s Special Wire)
SYRACUSE. N. Y., Jon. 3- I
Syracuse Stars defeated Pittsburgh
Homets 4-0 here tonight in a I
speedy Internatonal American
League hockey game.
Eagles Defeat
Falcons 3-2
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 3 -
(AP)-New Haven Eagles repulsed
and won a. mugh International-
Canadion Section
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retiring from baseball, has chang
his mind and said today he will
port to the San Antonio spr
training camp ahead of the re
lor squad. Bottomley will be gg
years old next April.
"Looks like 1’11 have to get
self into condition oo keep my J
so 1’m going to get an early s
declared "Sunny Jim," who will
starting his 16th campaign as
major leoguer. ;
Practice For:
Junior Rangers
held this aftcmoon 2 to 3. -
Junior Rangers practice wig
members of the team are expec
to be on hang ;‘I_
Ar¢elIi." said wiiiicy, "anti the-
matter_ was practically all arrang-
ed until last week when my man-
:iger decided the purse w.isn't. siif- `
_ flclent to warrant the trip.
"I wasnt in Halifax and li.i:ln't
any iiitcnticii of goin. i.-_vi-r. ‘IW
Furtliermore I've iit-vcr been off V'
my feet." 3 
HALIFAJ{, Jim. 3 - A Httlifnx .
boxing commission meeting tcmor. -' -
row night will decide whether or _-
not to lay charges against "some 
one" as o. result of a New Year‘s -5
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day boxing fiasco, officials said to-
I night. I
The fight, between Werther Ar-
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Commission awarded Arcelli a sec-
ond round technical knockout.
Not satisfied the man billed ns
Hurwitz was actually Hurwitz,
chairman James T. MacDonald.
said he would ask the police to
make a "thorough investigation."
"I have contracts in my hands
now bearing the name of Whiinry
Hurwitz and this man represented
himself to be Hurwitz." MacDonald
so
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been officially asked to investlgflifr
and added they could not comment.
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s -Kentville Wildcats defeated
‘Windsor Mable Leafs 3-1 here Bat-A
iirday night in‘ a Valley iff"-21"'
hockey game. 'Iihe game left Kent-
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