MARCH 14,_ 1932 THE CHARLOTT ET() W;`\l GUARDIAN __
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0 n e  w National League .____.
Toronto five, Boston three tovcr- ever
Americans Us-egfight Spares In
Fruitless Effor
-_ Maritime -Provincers.
g0sTON,_Ma.ss., March 13-(By|ter attack by the Bostonians was
we Canadian Press)-The Freder- _ productive of a. goal three minutes
mon Millionaires and Boston later when Nelson teamed with Cul-
Hwycy Club played to a 1 to 1 harie. '
ww fn an overtime game last
night. The result left the teams _victory irl the overtime, the Mari-
adlocked in the three game ser- t
de
M Fredericton having won the.1 when Mosher feinted Frazier out of
‘ mst on Wednesday, and B. H. C.1f-
the second encounter Friday night. in f1'0l1i1 Of f-110 DUCK-
Fllrious play last night develop-
ed many scoring chances, but they
were frustrated by the opposing
left their nets on several occasions
to stop enemy forwards who had
med through th, dere;-|¢¢_ y Mosher, Webster, Miller, McManus,
par;-5_ Island Scarlets nothing.
r-ny in tho first perlodstarted ` S
slo\\'1_v, with both teams playing a
waiting game, Bubar and Frazieri
M1195, Frazier and Bubar, who,
fl;
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A!
brought the crowd to their feet on 11°
1: To Outscone
Both teams tried desperately for
ime team coming closer to success
he net only to have Garrison step
LINEUPS
usoll and Bowman, defence; Bea-
ton, Gammon, McArthur, forwards; A-
. Bronx Hockey Club nine; Rhode 11”
Boston: Frazier, goal; Garrison,
iderson, defence; Chase, Sanford,
oi-oral occasions with brilliant N°’S°\1-Smith-M°rrL'-ser. Clilhallei
im'
Tile secondbegan with a series
or attacks and counter attacks.
Bath goalies continued spectacular
work in turning back opposition
scoring thrusts. At halftime Mc-
Grogor and Anderson’ Boston de_ Penalties: Ferguson, McGregor,
M
fencemen, were sent off the ice
within a few seconds of each other‘
and tho Millionaires redoubled
their efforts to score. The key
Club countered by an exhlbiggfi of
puck-tagging until their mates rc-
wmcd to the 1oo_~ McArthur, Mosher, Ferguson.
'1‘he situation was reversed short-
ly before the end of period when
Mosher and Ferguson were banish-
cd at the same time, but Bubnr re-
pulsed the Boston attack, once fall-
ingon the puck to avert what
seemed s certain goal.
The Millionaires came out for
llle third period determined to reg-
ister a goal which would prevent te
overtime, when the Hockey Club's tW° games W°“1d be 1’1“1""1 Wm*
he Bosi/onese in an effort to decide
numerous spares would bc doubly 1
effective against the visitors' small " -
n
squad. U
At 5.35 they seemed to have‘ B
achieved their object when they d
look advantage of the _Boston d
tcam's shorthandcdness Mosher
scoring from a mlxup. But a coun- co
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AVIATION NEWS - Mrs. J. S.
Jvllkins who was forced by bad
vs-catiher to land at Megantic, Friday
*"'°11i1\8 on her way to Montreal,
relnzllncd there oveniight and con-
iiilucd her trip Saturday morning
arriving in Montreal at 12 noon. On
Safurday afternoon Dr. Jenkins flew
to Vernon Bridge returning with a
Patient, Mr. Arthur Sullivan. He left
°1 550 P-m. and was back in Char-
lottetown in just an hour. The
patient was operated on at 8 o'clock
THE SIN 0-J AP
(Continued from Page 1)
"China asks only for a definite
rcssutioii of hostilities to end the
110106 of destruction; a prompt
lvithdrawal of Japanese troops so
as to remove a most potent threat
i° Peace: and renunciation of fur-
ther aggression as evidence of good
faith,
“ln short, China demands noth-
ing which ls.not guaranteed to her
by international law or treaties.
She awaits peace and waits upon
Japan for l_ts realization."
K00- and Soong arrived from
Nailkins by aeroplane today and
1“SDC0ted the Japanese front lines
around Shanghai on the way.
13'-‘grading the arrival of the
1-Wlsue of Nations commission in-
vestigating the sino-Japanese diffi-
culties, Koo said its presence in
Shanghai would cast a new ray of
110190 on the darkened horizon of
51"°'JBDanese relations.
"It brings to our shores welcome
Proof of the lmiversal interest in
Ferguson, Palmer, McArthur,
fth games will be played Friday
A fourth game will be played to
eterniine the series winner, Fri-
ay being a likely date for the ell-
MARO0NS ANI]
1-NE-ll YURK TIE
Ncw'York, N. Y., March 13-With!
their place at the top of thc Ameri-
can Division cf the National Hockey
_ i
Leailuc assured, the New York Ran- nm SUMMARY 1 U E B   and what a Swat £08111 1‘CDf0S0HiS
gers got a lot of bad hockey out of First Period the Ci1D'i=11 Of 11115 1"`°V111°° 111 me
their systems tonight in playing a __ 110C1¢°5' “'5“`5~
4 1° 4 11° W11911 the M°“m’a1 M“1",` 1.-Canadiens, Gagnon (Alcx- MC-N'_[‘m;|A.L, Qllc', Mitrcll 13 --
|°°ns` 1111\f1l`°7 14-55- he Canadian Press) - Tm’ 
,.,_ Liddell, spares.
SUMMARY
First Period
No scoring. '
lller.
Second Period
No scoring. '
Penalties: McGregor, Anderson,
Third Period -
1.-Fredericton, Mosher, 5.35.
2.-Boston, Culhano (Nelson) 8.30.
Penalties: Liddell. McGregor,
Overtime
No scoring.
Penalty: Mosher. '
The manager of the Fredericton
am announced tonight another
serlcs' winner. The fourth and
cl Saturday nights in Boston.
unter.
(Associated Press) .
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,j
four, Nashua, N. H., one.
Fredericton: Bubar, goal; Fer- 0
almer, forwards; McGregor, Kelly, H°°k°5' C1111’ °11c~
li}ANI-ill|ENS
time) . m
It may be a little late but D ‘
eless it is better late than never-
Montreal Canadiens one, Chicago Had a, verse with Jackie Kane the
n°1'h1ng‘ othr night and asked What he
- International League _ rhought of Friday rllghf/s sil'\lB§1l‘-
London two, Pittsburgh one. says he, "Begorro it reminded m0
Windsorthrec. Buffalo two. of
an old fa=hioncd Irish Tru
Detroit two. Cleveland two, fover- party. Everybody seemed to be wil-
tlmc tie). “ng f,°_ hgh; and ngtleuffg was thc
Canadian-American League order of the cvelng. “This C0¥`m011Y-
Boston Cubs two; Providence co
one, (overtinicl. wi
Bronx Tigers three, Springfield
nothing.
American League
Kansas City one, Duluth nothing.
Tulsa three, St. Louis two. h
United States Amateur Finals S
ntinued Jack, “is a. sweet left
riger in more ways than 0110-"
Expected an Easy Eveninfs’
Jimmy Foster-Jimmy ss’d. Said
Eiotiols Hold siluinil’s l.oo}}*ill§2.E  g units' ullillltlll ll _ l. _iwlillgiriliézl f
  . ....BOSTOii illi1l_iil0iiiiiiIN MONTREiil
coach of the Moncton Hawks in
<.'onvel'satlon w`th a prominent cit-
izcn afici' Fridays gllmc stated that
lilo tilt just flllnllcd between Ab-
cgwcits anti!-lawks was one of the
best llc lurid ~r°r witnestcd. He was
at loss to lllderstand how either
teams o'.'ei'came exhailstion ln order
_ to nlzvjlltain the terrific pace set by
the Abcgwelts in the first period.
1Nlcklin was surprised and dumb-
founded when he realized that such
9 1-1 thgughf it was an exhiblton 0. pri:-c had been :ct in what, after
. ,
-_,mg but it turned out to be an Ai- fill, \\~_ls only an cxliiblton fixture.
Brooklyn Crescent -Hamlltons _ 19-Il CUP f1X1‘11'9 °" what have you'
In, fact I never worked 1li1~i`dl`l‘ U\
.-\LL HAIL. CAPITALSI _
New York St. Nicholas Club sev- 811 my 1116- F-9D€¢1a11Y 1° the “mud _ 1
Lake Placid, N. Y., New York m
Exhibition
Frcderictoll, N. B., one; Boston
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LIBK HAWKS
MONTREAL, Que., Mar. 13-(By
the Canadian Press)-Johnny Gag-
non's tricky shot from the side of
the Chicago cage gave Montreal
Canadiens a 1-0 shutout over the
fleet Black Hawks here last night.
It was the sixth game scheduled
between the two National Hockey
League clubs this season. The Can-
adiens have won four, lost one and
tied one.
Narrow as the margin was last
night, it was enough to keep the
“Flying Frenchmen" four points
ahead of the Toronto Leafs, even
though the blue team managed to
take- tho Bruins into camp. With
tho Chicago game now behind
them, the Canadiens have practic-
ally sewn up first place ln the
Canadian section standing. ,
` Cvagnorl-beat Gardiner in a smart
play three-quarters of the way
through the first; period. Art Al-
exandre, blond rookie Canadiens
centre, made the play. He crossed
the blue line and passed to Gagnon
on the wing. Johnny stickhandied
behind the Chicago nets, hotly
pursued by thc Hawks defence. The
little fellow suddenly darted out
from behind the cage and slapped
a quick shot at the side of the nct.
Tile puck sped unerringly through
the small space between Gardlner’s
pads and the goal post and dropped 1
into the twine.
_C__ n0¢_|,ing_ (f°,~f,~m_ drilled from centre ice; the _ ___ _ _ _
om left wing near the blue lule. ,Mcllilcul oil their » rctulll from
However. bg Bill Gill gave m ' _ _ _
t of trouble and m,,,l,1e is Gprs Bill Cockburn, Winn p:g's goalie
arl 'ed
other
Tommy 0li\'¢l'
“Bcy, oh boy, what a dandy
iddle name."
The Colonel
In
“What a game! Never in my life
have I experienced such a sci-to 11-S'
s
ented to coach the team but 118
I known the way the boys felt of(
bout it I certainly would have cn
.toyed the gmilic- lronl n box seat. ilvion C1lDii111S- 1`C11lf01`CC<1 by M111'-ff 2"B°S1°“» 0“'°“ (C1a1’1’°r1 6:14
_ _.__ of Cuinpbclltoli of our own "N, ILL." 3-T0I`0H1--"'. UWC-0 1552
wlio won 'rilu scams?
A hockey fan, after pcrus'l1l§ 1119
Guardian or Patriot, asks, "Who W0n
the series?" The question remains, latter cnc of tivo Alnerlcan Olyln- 4-BOSforl. Jcrwa (Oliver) 7:50
' pic goalles. In addition the Bcan~‘ 5--Boston. W€ilM1f1 tClaDl>0l`.
which team is the better? The way
the affair ended the answer is still Eaters had eight subs. They were Buffy) 5130 _
P altie Non
as far up in the air as Skeet-Kuhn, confident of victory. But alas and _ en S1 e
"the Maritimes best g0fl1iC," W95 ~ _ _ _ Third Pcrmd _
when Butterworth scored from the
When the Winiiipegs Allan Cup
I1: Concord, N. H., one. l1€I`10*1 When Gro” 1’-1m°51 ° 1 _ ` _ ' _
e Mr my not with two Shots, one ll-.\.<lci's and Olympic charllplons, dc-
lfilicrl ull all-star Montreal tczlni in
Luke Plac_<i, the Montreal press
said that 'Pegs had been badly
lllldrlratecl, illsinuallng that thc
Allllwicllll Olympic team must have
rlnle of hockey! Connolly was dan- been p1'0lt§'_good to almost turu .d t Boston sem “pi ronto, Mrlrcll 23, the second game
ex-ous but I liked him all the while.; Lmcl. Cana as repre.-eilta,ives. I ten sccon s 0 go. _ in New York on March 27' the third
e at Interviewed by the Montreal press, a four man attack. Charlie Con- game mek in Tommm on March
land Captain, said that Garrison,
| Anderson, Palmer and Chase of the
Yankee outfit were as good hockey
iplaycrs he had ever seen. In fact,
,the general opinion of those who
's.1\\' the games was that these four
League.
_ Woll, the other day the Freder-
tmil.: to enable lem to tl c
ill S gli-ct treat, uhlch may see all .
the clli tiinc rivalry flare to a whit: - F ”*"'*`
‘icll‘ i ' -_ ._ ,_ s
lvillllli .ii  M A ll cll zl
- fri _ _ ' 'l‘olto.\:'ro_ om., :~/il-.roll 12.-
‘ 'B531' 11111 --1 Slizlllcn deatll lietlyl-y gr defeat in
o'cl"llne for i‘l \'.i°iolml Hockey tr-
the Canagfnn Press)-Sm'isli‘n“ _
Pelry Nicklln. versatile and heady’ TORONTO, Ont., March 13. l_By Qoouo playoff 1;-miles' was ordered S  M 0 n
_ ‘ ` " 1.5' t'.l‘ N. H. L. g- 'l'cl'li0:'.‘ ' session 1 '
f1l1‘°U8h f0l` °W° g°”15 1” 111° 1“""' willy? It was oidercllstiliilt over- 1 re ail A-ggregatlon
‘ L d half of a grllclluiu . ,, _,__ _ _ » .. ~
mum e an B _ _ ._.ll.-_ yi. _.ills snail ll oi so minutes  0 9 H A 1 1 3 n
0V0i‘iim0 551‘UE€1°» T°1`°“1f’ M“1’1‘ <llll'al.llll, with flvc lliillutcif inter- P .
Leafs defeated Boston Bruins 5 t0 3 lui :iii-w.'.'ed to clean the ice,
in a National Hockey League illllllff
Saturday night. The victory £211/C l
tile Leafs a' clean sweep of thc1r_l
home games with the Brllills. Two ;
'i'll~: ten-minute ov:-rfilile period
'llEl~. llrlw in eflcct clurirlg regular
:l:l::ll-- ifnlllcs, will bl- ill'-corded for
llf- pjllyrlfl' games. All games must
of the four gal-lies were overtimvlbc bl‘<:.l;!l‘. io a rlcclfioll, no draw
nffhiy-5, licolltc.-is will be allowed. The ar-
The Leafs wound up the first per- 1 I
'ailgvlllcllts of series play-offs is the
I .
loci with a 2 to 1 advantage. were slilnw ll, ill.-'t season. The two first
forced to accept a 2 to 0 shutout L'
llllr; l:l tile i'e.spc<ftl'.'c sections
in tht, Sooond and 11,9 ]3,~uin5 -fin- illcct ill ll ~scl'lcs of best thrcc out
_ishod me middle session kadjng 31 of live gullies. The sccolld teams
to 2_ Toronto tied gt up mms,-ayiillcct in rl home-and-llonie series
through the third po,.iod_ |‘_\'itll toilll ggoills to count, and the
Reginald "Red" llornm-_ defenoe ` Jrnnle coli; lor the third clubs. Neu-
plliycr liettccl the willnllg goal in 1
the overtime after Jackson and_i
mi iiillvlllil. will be iii riialrgc of the
ilzlyofl gzilncs, :linl this includes
Cup Playdowns.
1 MONTREAL, Que., March 13. -
<l3y the Canadian Press) - Mont-
rc:ll Amateur Athletic Association,
Montreal Senior Group champions.
will represent Quebec in the Allan
Cup playdowns by virtue of their
6-2 win over Lafontalne, inter-
mediate provincial iitleholders. here
today and thereby taking two
straight victories in the best-two-
out-of-three game series. They won
the first game on Wednesday by
thc score of l-0. M. A. A. /1-_ Will
now lncct Dllllliulsle Runz;oi‘s, tho
Maritime champions, hcrc on Mar
Charlie comcher each had a try _ l_l:nlol' officials, such as time;-s. goal E21 and 23'
at beating Thompson. With Thonlp- 1"' ”" and 1’°11a11'5' 11m°"5'
I Siirlllld Rangers and Toronto fin- _._____?_-
son sprrlwled on the ice, the rcd~I_
head shoved the puck across thcri
goal lille Witli only a minute and
ilcher broke up an end rush, skat- 2
cd free of the pack, and went a- i S
round H tclimzin to cinch the game1
with a beautiful drive that picked-
the corner.
.all fir.-t ill their respective groups,
he first grime will bc played ill To-
9, and the last two games if neces-
ai'_\', are listed for New York on
March 31 and April 3. .. _
If Rangers and Canadiens finish |
on top, the playoff dates for series
“A” follows: March 24 and 27 in
S11M~\1~‘“5Y New York; lviurclx 29 and 31 ln
last Friday night/s battle. I coll-' 111011. especially Pallnr.-i‘. were good ' Montreal, and the fifth game, lf
1-Toronto, Blair (Flnnlgarl) 9:l1_
cl  enough for the Na-tional llockey1 _ I'|l'Si l’<l'-011 necessary, in New York April 3.
hlcago finish second in their
'oup, the first game of this play-
ofl` will be ill Chicago March 27,
In the series should Toronto and
C _ .
Ki
sallicd dowli to Boston to play the Penaltes: Clancy Robrfson. and thc retllrn game in Toronto,
Boston Hockey Club. Now, the Yank- Penalties: Clancy, Robertson. Tuesday, March 29. If Maroons are
’ sl
ces dearly love to win, so they re- i
lniorced their club viith Anderson,
Chase, Palmer and Frazier, the
slack thc Capitals-or Millionaires,
as the Amcrlcan's call 'cm \von by-
Second Plhfiod
h s'-. to one But the Americans were "-T<>1‘0Hf0- 1’\'1“`1°¢“i i\1f\C11S0“1 
left boards. But perhaps before t G »' -' - -
, _ d -ld- 10.41 ,
ice palaces are closed to await next
not to be denied So, for the er.
,cnr.s_1-mys tho quosuon Wm bg ing struggle our neighbors rcsur- Penalties: Gaibralth,Bla_'r,Hiteh-1
1 - ' lrcctccl two more Olympics, Fitz- 1111111- WC|1fl1’1f1. D2\i'1‘2I;h- 1
definitely dccidcfi?
_ . 1gcrald and Garrison, the regular Overtime P3103 1
l{UMOR ' ~ '
A - 1 ten subs, rusllcd to the fl-ay. "Caps" C““aC1‘“) 87511 '
Tllat ole lrl rumor has ituthati-Scored five 800-15. but U10 YH1l1¢0¢5- B_T°r°n€°' Gouache’ 8:52
` g ' Penalties: Jerwa.
Abcgwcits will battle Slllnmcrside
Crystals a two game series, goals to
count, home and home Hff111¥‘S~ It
has been the concensus of nD1!\i01'i
lotion -n the western captal: emi. sunk ins capitals s-s. so ul SfOCk M€8ting8 ’
' Held At Tignish _
e.=1 y i - -
that Crystals are as good as the
Abbics. Il' the above mentioned
tie doubt that the supporters of
both teams will occasion special
, (By 'i'
Jimmy Ward started thc Maroons pommos: \v,.,,¢_“.om,_qV[,_,-o;,_ Winged Wheelers of mo Mom,-C81
1U S A defence, and bolstered by
taking advantage of--,the New Bruns-
wlckers lack of man" power, t‘cd the-
count alld iiftlie Fiertlnie" as Har-
rai-d was wont to do against Mc-
thlrd play-ol‘f was necessary. How
ever, ill this game, feeljng perhaps
series oomos to a h¢ad_ mere 15 1115- a quiver of conscience, they only
used scvcll subs. It was a mistake. `
for the Caps were leading 1-O and
only a desperate third period mark-
er enabled the American Olympus
to tie the score. 1 ,'
This comment, fans, will give you
some little idea of just how fast
this Northern Hockey League is
off ahead in the first Period \vlt'h ‘ Amarom. Armor-o Associaginl, mp- (Com-mood from Pago 1,
B °1°V°1' ““a5515t°d 3°“1 when 1115 Second Period toyed the Quebec Hozkcy Champion
team was a man short. Before the No sw,-e_ 51,11, by defeating Lrlfontainc, pro- and stand by_ Wow. _row M mo_
l1€1”i0<1 WHS 0\’01‘» 50315 by 1"“1~°1‘ Peillllticsz Goiiselig, S. ll.-Imitlm, vlncilll intel-mediate cilalnDi0r\S- bl’ holes,
Kceling and Art Somers had put gm-k@_ the score of 6-2 before a crowd of 253 D_ m_ mam mgjms Shu; off,
111° Rangers “11°‘1d- The C°°k 5,000 at the Mount Rfiyol f=\\'0“9~ Concentratlilg stcam lo lumps. If
1°"°1'11¢1`S 5°1 11 3031 1191*'-‘ce fm' New Third Period hcre today. Having \\'0n i-110 01199' water docs not put fire out \vc are
'7-Toronto, Horner (Jackson,
A series of live stock meetings!
vscrc held at Tignlsh oil liiarch llth,
beginning at 1.30. 1
First on the program was the live
stock shiplng club meeting. Mr, H. 
W. Clay, Federal Sheep and Swine
Promoter, gavc all excellent address I
on the raising of the better class of
sheep and swine throughout thc
province.
He was followed by Mr. \V. L.
Brellton, Provincial Dzliry Superin-
tendent, \vho ouliillcdtlle activities
of the cheese and butter factories
of thc province during the past
year. He also gave solne very in-
teresting points with regard/to the
keeping in proper condition of the
milk and cream delivered at these
factories, and gave several good
suggestions on the improvement
lccessful in clinchlng third posl- .
tion in the Canadian section, they
will opcn their playoff games in the
Montreal Forum on March 24.
The only defilllte arrangements
for the final series that will deter-
mine the worlds championship has
been made with the New Yolfk
Rangers. Should they last that far,
the first game will be played in
New York on April 5.
Feeling that the player has been
punished enough for his part in
abusing refcrcc Laflanllne in On-
tario during st championship play-
off game ln 1027, thc governors of
the National Hockey League restor-
cd Billy Coutll to good standing.
The veteran player-a noted bad-
nlzin in his day was under a life
sllspclision for ills part in the Ot-
tawa trouble. It is understood that
Coutli has cxpressed a desire to re-
turn to the game as a referee and
his reinstatement was necessary.
President Calder announced that
the protest of the Boston club over
thc Eddie Slioro penalty ill Chicago
was th_vo\vn out. While referee
Smeaton was, according to the rule.
wrong in not allowing a, sub for
Shore, \vho had been given a match
cause of thcrc only being two min-
utes left when the offence occur-
red, tllcrc would be little use in
ordering a replay.
FIili}0NS I
AMERECANS 0
DE'l`ltOI'1`, Mich., Mill". 3. -The
Detroit Falcons, battling to retain
W d ll ' ie vcs 151151 C°\11d 110 “N100 f01‘ U10 Coming a place in the National Hockey
York early in thc second and then N0 Sm,-0, mg ccntfxt 1-0 in overtime on 2 - alright tl --"11'-' 1' irrri _ '
the trouble began. Less than two penalties, N,,,,c_ yycsdny M. A, A. A. M'ontrea1 4;47 p, .. We cannot launch yC1\l'- _ _ _ League playoffs, downed the New
leb ' h tlticliolclcrs, fcok thc lifeboats without brczlkill,; as wc llc - M1- W- R- 51\f\\\’. 1’1”0V11\f`l-11 Lili? york Americans 1 to 0 here to-
minutes later Babe S ert note cd _____.__i___. Senior group - ` - __ __ _ f I _ _ _
a tally and Dave Trottlcr sank thc' Pl-ovlnclal crown in i-wo Si1'aii:`hi1 ill i-l`0L1si1~ 1'101dil\l; on till you ar- iS_1?°- S1'i’f`11“Li`“°1‘f“t» 5i)°1\U 0 U” 'night in an llnlllrzplrlllg but llard
al thc light to iopre live c.1 c, feeding, lllzl maiillgeulcnt of pldscd mm(-1,
last two Maroon counters, ollc in1 games and so " - ` '  - _ _` _ _ ‘ ' ` ' 1 - ' 1
the second period and the other' ` scnt Quebec in thc i11"'V‘1°“'“s for 5:15 1Rciud°°1' V’ H’-Ulf-N 51'»1D- L-1° dairy °0'»\- Dctroit's lone coal mine off the.
` . `  _ .' --_ Nil: F. T. l\icrro\\', Fcdelull .Export .V 1. 1- 1.1... W,-1,. ,,,m,.,.t Wm..
'l i tl th"d. T ltl " tl~, All"n Clip which they won in-ya.ds) Mclllcalm 1nsu,i1t. 11110#-b 1 sic. 0 all ii 1 . .- -
cm y n w u wo penn cs M (1 ill iblc to git ofl will abzilllcll ship Gl'l\d0\' 01'1>ll11“1'f\“¢1°1“"`5"- f1"‘"‘11° mall wllo bi'o"'~ ll‘1'0uL'li 10 llc-it
i tl ti t d M - 1930. I thc first roiuul of tile l LV' - ` `~ ' ' _ _ _ ._ , ‘ " -‘
n lc over me cu own out dmm uhm, “ H nw,-g, Rangers 0” 'i`ilingslool.\'ei'y budnuw \Vi'il0sc “111\ f01f`|il1\ 111111'1‘°1'S “M1 111" C11" Jzlckic 1-`orbc< =-ilbbilll-' 1‘11` ROY
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mms cnnccs O md “gnc dem B A T H U R S T I D -_I uso. N- B in it two Home steam 5110,.-_ly_ All won oxc,-pt mcn _fclvnt glaclnlgs that llc had put “~m.|orS in ,ho _,~m,,.,.i,._m-, mo
1°°k~ _ ' ni 10 _'ol I ,S11 comp my-c on getting c\-lriustcd " 'through fn 1031. He also gave some
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' And flni‘; to Saturdays sir-ly vias valuable instructions ns to the care mmm_mi`0m Cameo on throughout
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l-IALIFAZ\, N. S., Maxell 13 “T01 ‘md  ~l|,t ' :t broadcast to shipping of tho Tlgnlsll cheese factory for mc .o\,im.oi“19_-,L Ho also mv,-,
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(By The Canadian Plow) __ The The pmwrml M. A A lil ml from Cllcllllcto l-lead: thc coming yclllz 'ln ilu..--l.-,lillg lull: ml the boiler
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fair C115'-Cm 1J1‘0\J1¢ll1S Hild fl l1f0“iJliillor Hockey Champon.-.lllp of thc HUC 01 31'- ‘-'*~ "“_ J". C TA( "8;33 p. ln. radio to ull .<llip_\-__ 1 The evening meeting opclicil at (_m______ nrswd “oooh mom bo oot_oin_
-found realization that thc comnlls- MM-||1m,, P,-<,\~;~m»9o Wm; 10 Amigo.. Dclaliey accounted fol .ill six of c marines “___ keep sharp lookout for _ 7_3o_ M_._ R_ G Pm.ont_ of the Ex_ . (___ _mm _hp m_n_m_ F‘_______n_(___tu1
sicn's solution will be a guide and msn mst night when ,ho y,,,,,,g5¢m-S Wheelers goals. Flys mlnlltcs alter S S Rmxdccr now __ menace to porlmontnl 1,-_u.m_ oovo the oooomo Fm” ___ ___n _mp  ____;‘mh__ Clover
a "Weathervane" to world peace." from the L-,»,m¢,~1m1 gov,-n dy-fmtcd the start of the game St. Germain n;1vl_'_au;__ abandoned in gmking address and dlscllsscd the differ- ` _(fm mm '__l`m,,__ " _
NANKINQ Mf\\`~ 13~iA-9-i~1Batl1urst, N. B., 5 tn I ill ll sudden |SCOr¢d the first M. A. .’\. A- tally condmon ;_L _mo ___ ____ wool pple cnt sllbjccis illnllg thc line of fer- ` Mo L_ w_ R,',m,,._ Foooml Live
lF°"1g“ M1“1S1°" I'° w°" Km' °1 1‘1°“'1‘ f1'““' T1” 1""""" md pmycd land 11`1ry'°1gh1' sctolm 1’°1°1° me in 43:34 N. oz;-is w." iuums for 1""`1'“`°s ‘md ‘1111"""1 slots lu.-lil-ilel~ or lilo camo flu-ls-
1 the Nanklng Government t0day1a scorclcss dra-w at Moncton o. wcck Cnd Of (110 l'>0\'1°f1 11'~`1‘111‘fY 5°°1`°‘1 who,hol.o1.noo moRL.i,,\l..,.,-]~_,,,_;_ gl-alll growiln: nlul turnlp growing mm _ww on oumuo of mo boys-
sald that China did not vote on iago. 11"’ 5°°°“°1 ‘"1 N°v11`1°"`_ N151' Dgqrlgolio sol-in was unknowll tonight- ~*-°-" """" '”’“-T* 1 mul on-1-_.» our plus breeding com-
tho peace plan of the League of "Cul-ly" li/lclsaac, Alltigorlish for- hey Dui-1110 ‘Vhe°1er“1‘1r°° mend. 1: C. H Hostcrman, marine ilgcni, said actual rescue, is a veteran. He first ‘ oomioos ,m.ooohout me o,.o\.1noo_
Nations on March 11 because of a ward, proved too acute a thom in the beginning of thcsccolld 1'°r'°_d that if reports indicated .-_‘le was went to sen uf. ini al’>DT0Di-‘Cc in 1119 cow ts-_cling ossorlatiolls, and bull
tB|€B!‘RD1\ delay in instructions. the side of Bathurst last night, scor- When 11° 1`e°°'V°11 5"' Germams still afloat, a government steamer Barone Queen of Cambria out of pymylng policies, which the Federal
ta lzatl to ttli til in thi-vo coals and bolus Credited Pa” “nd \’°1‘fd 11'° p“°1‘ P1151 would ut tout out to slow no- un. [Liverpool for Cilllewwo. C-ofllin. Dom,-tllwllt ,lm wooing str-odlly
Au _or on accep e rec- 8 ~ I _ _ _
point plan woo sent to amor-yr but with lui .~..-slot. captain Kennedy B°“ ““S°‘- Yoslertiay afternoon nine oivllniel-S New xorlr. Maiincoscsr. Zimzlbal.
., . ..»,¢,..¢ | ,,,...,- rv-mln ~. both ll~.i~l~; Wl11E‘l,Sllb= Gran' L1Plil1t GMK1- and theMoiltcalm, allconvergingon healthy ?'
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ml In xzry :|132 :sxlrrt lolllvl- vffmll by mll~'ll:'~»'m sly",-1 etic and Pouei the point of the Reindeers mishap ell lvl’ l\"\“l-- till* “I” -1 R000 ”\U°“‘1““C~‘ 0°" ‘
""1"" M Tho. Pnlniet Ref' -~ lwllllll-oil and Helier Second ofliccr Knight tile cheer Bill Nevcr bccn kl.»sed'*" l"01H1l§ V10 St01”l\1y \\f=\11\"\‘ ““"1
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failed to an-ive befqre the pm. T. Burns turned in a great 831110 __ __ were collccl'ilcd in the condition of ond Trinidad in 1001. _l In conclusion lalltei-li slides were
gl-“mme ws, voted dw" by the ag. roi- slitaur.-t. WE UN"--U the narourg._ nelsideslrllouiiumburs ,thTi;; 1§0io<lr°_\_~  v;e_'_Sml<>_f:_al your on f-liowiilg me lilrrsrollt maori;
sombly Lo Wen Kan ld. ._____--- _ Alncriclm ship 'lcrsc , ll‘_\ \‘/GTC 0 l‘\ CCO 10- -- - _pf cattle and li0'.‘."-cs, .sleep fill
_ _ _- _ sn liouanx' t‘|iAl.i.r;NGa M- /\~ A- /\-= C°“ll“"- G°a11 M'-“' tho Willett, tue Foundation i~‘:m-.l¢- Qmajostys ruins at Devonport lu ,__._._,-,._,,._
' ' ...._-»_ scv and MacKenzie <\~‘f°1\°°¥ N\"'111° lin, and tile Reindeer, llll -.»o.lu-l to 1as4, me \-l~.~.\l~l, of sas gms ions, E -1-,,,. ,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,.1,,5c,, Wm, ,.,.,,,,,,k_,
We ilic Borden "Nationals" hoc- Centre; St. Gci'nlf\iI\ _“W1 D°11‘1‘°Y- hcl- assistance; tho trawlcr Lau- ‘Was used as P. E'~ll1b0¥lf in U10 Cllilltl 'by lilo Rev. Father John A. Mac
key club do hclcby challenge the Wings. Subs Kerr, Bari Jotkus and by;-he, also in the vicinity the service iiolvlli who was chairman of thc
Cape '1‘i:ucl~=e "Bloodl‘ounds' to a Plrric. trawier Rayon D'or, which left tile <\rlll\lg sr"-lon Mr E J Gallant
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A 6  I E E | Q E Q fricnrlly glilne of llovkcy to bc 1-5\f‘>l'l¢l11l1\‘2 13“\'1‘»\\\.‘Z~`-1'- 5| fishing bank-s to help thc Rc' . r. _ - '-*i* 1:1” 4 . -1 y- --
- played in the Cll.il~lot:riown Forum Shearer and Ai'caI1<\. 130fC“<'l`5 V01' the customs cruisers Advcrsus and 1 lu the aftcrllcoll there were 106
' 1 "1 1" 1 1 1 H111 1' /1 `1` A N' at A duic to bc decided between cis, Centro; Thomson and Thibault. Fleur De Lys, the tug Cozilopoiis Do sou bcllcic, kissing is un- lll attendance, and in the evening
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(Canadian Press)
CALGARY, Alta-» l\/iklrch 13 -
British coiumiofas fast-pacing aiwll
chasers, Trail's Smoke Eaters, camo
to the end of their Allan Cup ‘P15515
here last n’ght and the rough'-F14'
_ing Calgary Brcnlu stepped up s
‘notch on the climb to Dominion
Senior Amateur hockey honors.
Smoke Eaters, champions of the
roast province, bowed to the Alberto.
tltllists 2-o in s. game that provides
piently of action compared with tho
'defensive tactics of both teams 111
-the sooreiess draw that mariwfl
their first match of the 1-W0-Same
total series. victory ilwked “WHY-
Bronks prepared for their 1101110 H-U5
‘home battle with Weyburn Beavers.
champions of the .ststcr province
of Saskatchewan. _
CALGARY r.L1i\I1'NA'rr;n
EDMONTON. Alta.. Merch 13 ~
1 Winning' their_seo0nd. straight 2211119
2-1. saskatoons wr-slcvs' l\m\<>r
hockey champions of Saskatchewai'\,
last night eliminated Calgary Jim-
`-mies in the intel- pfvvincfel playoffs
for the Memorial cup, Dominion em-
blem. 'I‘he first game score was 4-1
for Wesleys, and the Saskatoon lads
captured the round 6-2. ~
13,000 SEE
IUNIURS WIN
MAPLE LEAF GARDENS, TGP.-
ONTO, Ont., Mar. 13. -(By tho
Canadian Press) - Toronto Mari-
boros won the Junior Ontario Hoc-
key Association championshin yrs-
terday defeating Newlnarket four
goals to one on thc round. l\ial'l-
‘bores won yesterday‘s final some
3 to 0. The first game resulted in
a l-1 tic.
i The Dukes now nicct Sudbllr:-'
iwolvcs N. 0. H. A. rlmlupicns in
the Ontario junior final.
The game was l’1if\.\’C'1 1991010 51'
_record crowd of 13-000-
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