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Red Wings Strengthened
By Return Of Goodfellow
For Crucial Game Tonight
Morenz Was One
of Sport Great
NEW YORK. April 14-Ed Froe-‘
wh, (miller of Brooklylfs “dufi`in1css
boys" ln the National baseball lea-
gue and handler of top-flight ath-
letes for 11 years, rates two hockey
players who have departed the
gcene-Howie Morenz and Charlie
Gardiner-among the three great-
gst stars hc ever handled. The oth-
' was the late Ken Meenan, back-
gigld ace of Northwestern Univer-
|ity football Squads. _
A staff-writer of the New York
'llelegram caught Froelich. former
miner of Chica.go’s National Hoc-
key 1/eaguc B11:-lclk Hawks at the
Brooklyn training camp at Clear-
watel'.F1a., in reminiscent mood.
1-in quoted Froelich: `
“Morenz was to hockey what
Babe Ruth was to baseball. He was
me greatest centre lee mari the
mort has known-probably the
greatest it will imow. Gardiner, n.
goalie, had the same rating in his
department, and his display of gen-
ius Ln 1932 is something that will
l‘.ve in hockey history. His head
was virtually sewn together when
lp came up to the final title game
that year.
"Six stitches were closing a
wound over one e/ye, four stitches
were doing the same for a wound
over the other eye, and 10 stitches
luld together a 'wound on his scalp,
all suffered within three days of
the final battle with the Boston
Bruins. But he had the wounds
covered and wore a football hel-
met for additional protection and
went out andlleld the Bruins score-
lg to give the Black Hawks the
ampionshfp.” _
Froelirh described Ken Meenan,
who was in Northwestern football
in 1931. as the grandest blocking
tackle- he ever saw. He played only
one year of varsity football, how-
ner.
He was badly injured in il mot-
cle accident and when told by
mom they would have to ampu-
hte n leg he said he would rather
diiéhthan lose it-and ho got his
DUTIWEHIFINED
 , Rn8'In.nd -» For his
part in the fracas with J. Simons
` Swansea. March 22, E. Dodds,
ffield United soccer club's cen-
_ forward, has been suspended 14
lays and fined $40. It cost Simons
A week‘s suspension and $25.
square after four strenuous games
Detroit's champion gang of Na-
Red Wings-and New York Rang- Winllipcs Monarchs established
ers resume their best three~out-oi’- th
peg Monarchs Hockey Trophy Awards Go
ake Lead In To Slebert And Marty Barry
unlor Series
canadian rl-es. sm: wi-ner l
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emselves as favorites to _win the i
flve games feud tomorrow nigh; in Memorial cup tonight when they l
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tional nocrw is gas ¢rpples_n,e 'roRoN'ro, April 14-<cP>- l
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“W d°°|<1U\8 game for the stanley
d
Cl-‘D and the world tltlc in
It will be a bolstered team that ‘
Lester Patrick's Broadway Blue- !W
the lineup will be bulky noble
feated Copper Cliff Redmen 2-1
the third game of a best-of-five _
ies. Each team had previously
on one game. l
Y
o seconds to go in the first per-
shlrts skate out against Bae); ln Monarchs took a lead with onl
L
od
Goodfellow. the defenceman Man- I
acer Jack Adams kept out of last it
iiishifs game because of e. leg in- winning goal came from the stick
ury. f
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The Red Wings who sent the fr
series to the full cup round routc four minutes to go in the second 1
ession.
lry defeating Rangers 1-0 lest nigh: . S
to tie the Score at two games -a-
Pleve. hope to 'become the first li
team to win the 44-year-old trophy
w
but Redmen came back to tie
up in the middle frame. 'rnej
Alf Pike, rangy centre. on a pass 
om little Dick Kowcinak with _
Formostofthewayit was al
ey ln the Winnipeg cage hold
attle of goaltenders, with Zeke|
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two successive seasons since Mon- ing a slight edge although he had
treal Canadiens turned the nick in le
1930 and 1931. Rangers 13,5; Won
the cap in loss. f
ss work to do. l
Just as it looked like a scoreless
irst period. Pete Langelle took a
T0m0l’r0W’s finale gifs the im- D8-SS from Iiuclen Martel' just out-‘
Dressive power of the Ranger wm. si
bination of experienced veterans b
Mid 09-SSI. Speedy youngsters, a- ll
gainst the notable “money-playing" e
proclivities of the Red Wings who h
have played their best hockey when
Twice the Red Wings have even
ed the series to stay in the fight, t
After a crushing 5-1 defeat atNew
York, they came home to win 4-2
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The Rangers took the edge with 3 ice. The winners marker came on
1-0 victory and Detroit reversed R-
in
that fgure last night.
Tomorrow the blue chips go il
down. The teams battle to a fill- la
ish no matter how much over-
time ls necessary.
r
Remember When
(By The Casladian Press) .°
New York Rangers- paced by
two-goal peirformance of Frank
Boucher, defeated Maroons 2-1 at _
Montreal nine years ago tonightto
win the Stanley Cup. It was a hard
and bitterly-fought game. Twenty-
one penalties were handed out, in-
cluding three majors. It was the
first time the wo`rld’s hockey
championship went to the United
States since Seattle won in 1917.
BRIGHTON Englimd-'llofi cad-
dies at me llzast Bngmon Golf
Club. to be selected by the com-
mittee. have been left $1.2M by W.
B. Precious. who died lest 00470-
bcr, leaving a $106,000 estate.
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LET ws ouorn "fro oN A
HIGH QUALITY AVIIIING
" "  A lVl"a'|1"ui"l'l"ct\llt-d by
-THE BIKE Sl-IGP
EPAIR and ALTER
ave Redmen ` baffled until Alf
Webster sank the equalizer.
prospects were darkest.
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hreatened to take the lead.
But Monarchs refused to stay
a .
DETROIT, April 14-(CP)-All BY WILLIAM ll. DUMSDAY `
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Duck
UUE
the game was cleanly i’ought.Only
Vlmdfwle. Fox; forwards, Pike,
McCready, Kowclnak; subs, Dent,
Rheault, Langelle, Martel
- , E 2 -
fence, Bhewchuck, Perry; forwards,
McR.eavy, Hamill, Hexlmer; subs,
de Copper Cliff’s crease and
anged the puck home. They seti
p a stout forechecking system
arly in the second and seemed to
The goal seemed to inspire the
rtherners and for a while they
ck, checking relentlessly in centre
sparkling play. Kowclnak rushed
behind.R.edlmen’s net to pick up
Pass from Pike and neatiy re-
yed it back. Pike fired as the
touched his stick.
Although the boys stB»!`t»€d to
h it up in the closing minutes,
We Penalties were handed out.
Lineupz-
W5ml|P@€! Goal, Ferley; defence,
CODPB1' Cliff' Goal Albrl ht de
Webster, Tobin, Lemieux, Zuke_
Officials: Clarence Campbell, Ed.
monton, and Babe Dye, Tommq
SUMMARY
First Period
wléswinnipes. Langelle (Martel)
Penalties: Dent.
Second Period
2. Copper Cliff, Webster 7:08.
168é7Wlnnipeg, Pike (Kowclnak)
penalties-snewcnaox.
'hllrd Period
Scoring: None.
Penalties: Shewchuck.
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_ MERMAIDS MAKE HIT
JOHANNESBURG -_ John W.
Harte, United States coach now
here, believes South African swim-
mers will have a good- chance at
the Empire Games in Sydney next
year. In his opinion the team of
Misses M. Ryde, C. Gerke, M.
Holmes and A. Olivier can beat
anything in the Empire.
(C. P. by Guardians Special Wire)
MONTREAL, April 14-"Babe"
Slcbert, defenceman of Montreal
Canadleln, has been awared the
Dr. David A. Hart Trophy as the
most useful player to his club in
the 1936-37 hockey season. the Na-
tional Hockey League announced
from headquarters here tonight.
The Lady Byng Trophy for the
player showing the highest type of
sportsmanship along with playing
ability goes to Marty Barry, centre
ice man of Detroit Red Wings.
Both players were chosen by
sports writers for the Canadian
Press “A11-Star" team. The trophy
winners also were decided in a poll
of sports writers in the six cities '
of the circuit.
Siebertks margin of victory was a
wide one, his nearest rival being _
veteran Lionel Conacher, rear- l
guard of Montreal Maroons. Barry 1
ran a. neck-and-neck race in the ‘
polling with Gordon Drillon, Tor-
onto rookie wing man, and grad-
a
t
UB.
th
te from Moncton junior ranks.
Defencemen were predominant
in the race :for the Hart Trophy.
In
order were: Siebert, Conacher,
Ebbie Goodfellow, Detroit. another
enceman, and Tin Thom n,
oston go eeper.
In the Byng Trophy polling three
def y pso
B alk
of the irst four were pivot men.
In
order: Barry, Drillon, Russ
Blinco, Maroons, and Bill Cowley,
Boston, '
Barry spent only six minutes in
e penalty box during the regular
reason. He finished third among
rc '
orers with 17 goals and 27 assists
for a point total of 44. Drlllon was
penalized only once in the season
and scored 83 points.
Siebert was the leading scorerf
mong defencemen in the league
with 28 points. He spent 38 mln-
utes ln the hoosegow, a conserva-
iv .
e total for s rearguard He was
a prime factor in Canadiens’ spec-
tacular climlb to first place in the
Canadian section of the league.
Feller, But
Lose Game
(A. P. by Guardians Special Wire)
THOMASTON, Ga., April 14-
New York Giants hit Bob I-‘eller
today but they couldn't beat him.
The Cleveland ace kept the New
Yorkers in check and his mates
pounded out an B-6 exhibition
baseball win over the Terrymen.
Feller, who was supposed to go
the route. was relieved by Whitey
Wyatt, after allowing eight hits
and five runs in eight innings. He
struck out 12. .
WICHTA, Kas.-Jim Walkup of
St. llf:uis Browns held Chicago
Cubs to two hits for five innings
today, weakened in the sixth, blew
up in the seventh and the CUDS
won 10-4.
Victory gave Chicago five of the
seven exhibition games the two
major league teams have played.
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KANSAS CITY-Lloyd Vernon
Kennedy, Chicago White Sox ace
rlghthander, who pitched a no-
hit, no-run masteppiece against
Cleveland two years back, dld the
same thing against Pittsburgh Pir-
ates today for seven innings-as
long as Manager Jimmy Dykes
would let him work-as the Am-
erican Leaguers won 8-1.
Kennedy walked three batsmen
but never was in trouble.
Press Ross To
Defend Title
(A. P. by Guardi.an’s Special Wire)
NEW YORK, April 14--Applying
pressure to force Barney Ross of
Chicago to fulfill an agreement to
defend hi". world welterwelght box-
hlg title against Ceferino Garcia,
of Los Angeles, the New York State
Athletic Commission today threat-
ened to suspend any boxer who, in
the meantime, fights R/oss, any-
where.
The decision it a ared, was
Uno Mlnlxrrlhl for Bltsl.
PPC
aimed at pending negotiations for
own e eys
Giants Wallop D 7_7f_A”
HOLY NAIME BOVVLING
COMIVIERCIAL LEAGUE
laundry Clinkers
J. Lawlor
W. Oatway
H.
W. Young
S. Doiroll
McDonald
Total-3248.
Prlntlo
Cox
Hale
. Doyle
Poirier
. Vat/cher
Total-2874.
Hgh single. J. or
High three, J. Lawlor,
P295’
BIG FO
242 250
160 236
lB7 225
180 193
290 175
Grocery Jrs.
214
208
196 169
196 152
_ 172 188
Iawl ,322
814.
UR LEAGUE
All Stars
JOY
LeCla.ir
Murley
Fssery
Rev. Dr. McMahon
Total-3263.
Old Timers
gas
Duncan
Coyle
Halpenuy
J. A. Bentley
J. Hughes
mal-sms
nigh single J sammy me f 0 \
1 177
343 181.
279
188
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205
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252
102
214
149
232
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Flying menelunen vs style Maris I U
sr ass r. lvr. _ %’ -M
Wolves vs Lucky strlkn
LONDON -- Arrangements have . . . .-_, l_. ,.__.lf..
been made for an air race from _. .  ->.[j_f` lf il »;;~,f
London to Douglas, Isle of Man. ~  _ _' _ -'»'=~".""9`1"E°g."‘°`%1\
similar tothat of last year. The H ~..d,;,>A.,._._.'l,~.`.1 »'_l1~,f’.~l,_‘¢t'_‘
race, May_29 will be for a 82,5001 "" "  _' _ fj_f'
prim ' ____  :_ 1: =-alumni
loc `
225
Deuces vs Rookies.
 -
322
178
196
247
162
219
104
- Mushky’s exultant words acted
Louis Seeks
Punch Drunks
familiar figure hustled and ‘bustled
along the byways of cauliflower
mwwday waving a crumpled tele- (
gram in the seared, hopeless faces
of almost every :punch drunk B
fighter he met. E
_Morris huilsky better known to 6
the righting tl-we in new York f°
a
gram he waved. bo
It read
“Keep irl touch with all sparring d
partners. Will need all you can
'-
t" It was signed by Julian Black
own on his pork chops and fried 31
Brown Bomber who soon will cut
d _ .
11
ship battle against James J Bred- t
ock
Welbe all of usl" shouted
Mushky excitedly “free trans
portotion, free grub and 25 bucks
a. day as long as you last. So get to
walk all a. youse guys. I want
every guy president and woiking
every day till we gets the Wold.”
0 .
scheduled heavyweight champion-
Il _ ` ,_
like electricity. Drawn faces lit up
Some of the punch drunks began
to Wann up on the spot, shifting
and shadow boxing. Finally, an old
fighter with twisted features-he
must have spent hal! of his fight-
ing career catching 'em-tugged at
Mushky’s sleeve whispering: "me
too, Mushky?"
“Alw, nuts," Mushlay said after
giving the old hopelll a “see me
later” go-bye. “I gotta get young
guys what look like _Bradrlocln
Itls tough to say ‘no’ to some of
these guys. But tl'lat’s one reason
.
§udb\lry North liaiilwf--.1i
'reno 1;. Goal l`1‘ W
Price ‘ Defence T1'1"'1 =
Lav1gne Defence _\l<-i:~'~':'1-
WCY
De _ .
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Grosso Wim; "
Sudbury Subs: Hnstie, Cll1l:1".- r-
lain, Cholette. Conick_ 1 ‘_
North Battleford Subs: 0'!-11:1 l'-1, ___
G. Allen, S. Allen. Schivnb. -` , .
Officials: Earl Ovcrand, Ol~:otol<1:, _.___
Alta.; Bert Hedgés. Toronto. 1 ___._ .
ne H1c}l§€ybeAssociatlon(i saiézil iée
' ' m t ne unl `r;1;ff'.'
“°"‘“°'n'€°»'r °f ‘7°e mms' the Igruplicathnogs ltlcle rally that fav. l
hem break from the' sh:lrl11\1.~ oi
imination in the third li-‘L 1'. 
l°k°'“ t° 'Prepare 1°’ his Beaver brigade overcame :l 111.11-
al lead with three mnrlzf-l~.~. in tl1f~ _
hird period before Tigers rctalllt- _'
d with ll. lone counter.
1-Sudbury, Grosso fllilll ll,l-i Li
Penalties: None.
1 A A ' (North Banzefm-d Rallies
T _ ' _ The BGSI |l1 To Defeat Sudbury Tigers '
J ' - 1 3-2 And Deaclloch Series
(By lame Bruce) (’-.;l_‘_; j _
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(Canadian Press Staff Wi-iterl J 111 .: _il 
C.P. By Guardians Special lint .
CALGARY, April 14 - !»'<1l';.,
attlefordl Beavers ulllc1a:.in1ti .l
reat third period rally tonlzull. so _
dge out Sudbury Tigers 3-'.4 in tl- 1 _
urth game gt (tihe Allan Loup 111.4- ;‘
_ , key final an cad ock le ‘si-l_~._ A _
sg: Isamnxsnfxsleylg J¢¥;_ _ at two victories apiece.  _
' The rubber game is scllcdulcd ff.:  _' _
morrow night but, in Ednlom n_ ' _ 1
W. G. Hardy, First, Vim: P11. ;- f_ I
ent of the C:-mad an Allln'<-n- i A
9 l ~.1.'i:__1 _
-are Discussed
_,l --‘,‘..l.lt to tip
.inf um-_ non now
1...... ol Britalll.
 _1.. ol-1,.-;-rluzation is
_ ...nz a.. uailbs with
; no <‘na1‘ge and
 ,yllitr put it:
qi.; l_'l.‘.'. Either
'.n ~ p_.lj;el' to af-
1 1.1.~ tnud.e."
'.~. l. <1 put BJ:
_-.11-_>'.‘.‘ll enlbarrass-
, .-_.1. your host
 :ll lf:li do you
1 l it CU cr-nts is
» .». I, \1.:dr-ly uc-
.. lo1.1i1.1:, includ-
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LINEUPS r
. <1_:'1.llai' mel
 1,1.: not all
'ani opzlllorl of
.1 l’_<r lute. Soma
1 ,.: the propos-
»;- t1nd1li|,~ would
 ,go/»<l and that
.§_l1.' ll1-lpiul cad-
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 :fi llle point,
1. _\1‘,1id charge:
. suu:'.11n of the
n.-. long as the
.; 1'. nldins in
Centre TT' "
sunnvrsnv . ; _
First Period
.~‘-`(»‘lll~lI£ll HONORS
_ _ A 1, lL‘lagla.nd - J.
swona pn-|05 1 :\.'1l:‘iri’S pr01es<
213
223
302 they get
ing bags
the best
219 wit good
219
208
196
267
camps.”
Mushky described the type af
punching bag he'il offer to the
Brown Bomber.
“Notting but stand-up guvr- with
§00d lefl'»8." explained Mushky.
“Guys who act like Braddock; guys
stand _up and give Looey some, wc-
tivity: guys who don't care about
preeerverlng del- good looks fer de
NEW YORK, April 14--(AP)-A
’ - Dr.
80
_ __ Hin
dolls that come' ‘roimd fight
Mushlry to get the -punch-
. Yes Sir. old Mushky gets
in the biznez." 2
6_.
left hands; Guys who'1l
11”,-4 PM-|05 _ iw.: Pit! 1; FOR BAEB. ‘
Scoring: None. _ 1 .
Penalties: Duchak. Clwllll-"`l`l3l“ `
Dewety, G. Allen. _  .
3-wworth Battleford, Sllllllllfrtolly . 11 131, l1)llfl3flnd- 'T0m~<
34 - »_ '1\ nzlrl Empirl
3-North Battleford, O’Kv"fe -ll ,1»  has stal'T»¢d
4-North Battleford, S-l1lllm"ln'll ~- 1  with Max
(Duchaik. O'Keefel 11.41 ‘ -1 1 l11fL'»_v. TOMMY
5_Sudbury, Chamberlain /Gi-on --~~1~:1I::~_ partner. ~
80) 16.16 1 
Penalues: Lavigne. Claw'-'~. 11'11\1‘“ ~'°""-
chamberlaln, Myles. Sl1il'111-'-'_i1'1r-- _ 1
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