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AMHMRST R.L__;j/i_1Ns M _R177 E JUNIQR TITLE
Classy St., Pats Team lls Confident WalterLawlor 'Navy And'
COITIQ Thl'Ollgh  2nd?Cal1UCl(S Will Returns Home Gl”6ClS \'Vll1 
_Win Trophy '
Straight Win OverRangers
Amherst St. Pats. fast. smooth-skating juniors from Arnherst, Nova l
gentle. will again carry the banner of the Maritimes into the Memorial 
Cup plgiydowns. Last. night at the Forum they earned the right for the
mend successive year by coming through with their second straight
Ymary over the Rangers in the Maritime finals. The score was 8 to 5
wg night with St. Pats winning the round 19-7.
0“¢,,¢0ring the Rangers 5-1 in the first period and enjoying a wide
mugin onthe play as the local youngsters failed to hit anything near
ukg their own stride. St. Pats were never in danger of losing the big
hd ghgy gained in the first game. But in the next two sessions Ran- I
gtrnck hack hard and as they had proil to do they vent out ol I
IF’
um playoff picture fighting desperately.
Em-ly in the second session the
visitors jumped their game lead
W me goals but lt. iiiarked the
point where the Rangers strirtedto
MM back gamely, if futileiy.
Hamid by the brilliant. sensation-
\1 goal-tending of Vcmie Peters
md led on by Woods, their big
defenceman, the losers ut. _times
wok the play away from their op-
ponents as Rangers started to deal
out punishing bodychecks. Up un-
¢1| the last minute of the period
gm more remained unclianged but
ui the last. sixty seconds the locals
wi their l'i.1rd-working efforts re-
nrded as they rammed home tivo
,Ounters to bring the score up to
Hmwumged by this turn in the
gd. Rangers sent five men up the
5, all through the final period
md it was in this session they en-
,md a distinct margin over their
wponents. The period score was
I-I but it was only the Rangers'
Qmsotlveneas around the Am-
pi-it cage that gave the visitors
ui even break. The game wound
in 'ii blaze of action with pen-
al” coming in pairs in the final
Haute as tempers flared near to
lie breaking point. In fact the
gmre game was fought ruggedly
md Referee Pete Mill handed out
U penalties evenly divided.
gt, Pats, playing without the ser-
vices of their starry front liner,
Lowther, struck quickly as the
0 got underway and in the
E eleven minutes of the game
had raced into a 8-0 lead on goals
By Ehtabroolis, C. Ripley and Gray-
A Whitlock to Worth play gave
the Rangers their opening score 20
peeonds after the third Amherst
any but mil :suing to show their
reel form, both in skating and
passing, the locals were forced to
pee Amherst increase their lead to
I-i before the session closed, Mc-
Ugllum getting the visitors' fourtn
|oii.l and Carl Ripley 5001108 1115
mom goal right after his mate's
lffort.
It was a different team of Ran-
|ors that came out for the second
period. Right. off t-he brit they
ltarted bumping the visitors a-
iourid and it took eilect. Five
irlnutes after the start the visitor!
increased their margin on an Est-
gbfooks to Copp play, but it was
their only goal of the period.
Penalties came thick and fast
right up to t.he final minute and
it was only in the last forty sec-
onds that Rangers managed t0
break through for two goals. A
penalty shot to the locals started
them away as Wood drilled the
disc home and 25 seconds later
young “Buffer” Worth accounted
for his fourth goal in two games
sgolnst St. Pots when he rounded
the net to poke the rubber into
the cage.
As the Rangers pressed with five
men up the ice and started miss-
ing chances galore Frank Ripley
broke away from the puck and BS
lie wasted in close drilled a beau-
tiful shot behind Peters. It t00l<
the Rangers two minutes and a
half to get that one back with Bud
and then slipping the disc to
Saunders the latter blasting it into
the strings. A little better than a
minute later “Tarky" Whitlock;
took ii. double pass from McEach-
em and Blacquiere to beat the
Amherst goalie cleanly and bring
the Rangers to within two goals of
their opponents. But it was the
losers last score of the night. They
missed three beautiful chances be-
fore the game ended but it was
Amherst that scored the only goal.
Estabrooks feeding J. Grayagoal-
mouth pass for the counter, There
was plenty action in the llnal
minute and t.he result of it was
four penalties. two to each team,
ss the offenders started parading
to the penalty bench in pairs.
SUNDIARY
lst. Period
1-Amherst, Estabrooks, 4:47.
7.-Amherst, C. Ripley, 5:12.
3-Amherst. J. Gray (C. Ripley)
11:20.
4-Rangers, Worth (Whitlock)
11:40.
5-Amherst, McCallum (Estabrooksl
15:27.
6-Amherst, C. Ripley, 15:40.
Penalties: McCallum. McDonald.
Blaequiere, Blanche.
2nd Period
7-Amherst, Copp ilsstabrooks)
5:40. 
9-Rangers, Wood (penalty shot)
19:20.
9-Rangers, Worth, 19:40.
Penalties: McDonald, McCallum
(2), McEachern (2), Gray. `
3rd Period
10-Amherst, F. Ripley, 7:20.,
11-Rangers, Saunders <M»cEach-
em) 9:52.
12-Rangers. Whitlock (Mc2hch-
em, Bliwquiere) 1l:tYl.
i3-Amherst, J. Gray (Estabmoks)
18159. '
Penalties: Blanche, McEachem.
McCallum, Whitlock, Estabrooks.
McKinnon. '
Referee, Pete Mill, Windsor, N.S.
Cunningham
Scores Victory
New Yonx, March i1_-<Ari-
The great Glenn Cunninghamjring
of the milers, re~asserted his sup-
rf-_miwy tonight with a. thrilling
last-lap sprint that whipped his
young Kansas rival. A-fvllle SH”
Romani, and carried him to tri-
umph for the fifth straight year in
the classic Columbian mile feat-
ure of the Knights of Columbus
meet at Madison Square Garden in
the dazzling time of four minutes
8.7 seconds.
Cunninghnmks time was within
3-l0ths-of his own world indoor
record of 4:08.4. set in the sa-me
event in 1934. The celebrated
"ii-on horse" negotiated the last
quarter miie in 59.7 seconds as he
mastered his foremost three rivals
in the climax meet of the Eastern
United States indoor season. #_
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@Eachern di-a.wing__t£ie dof_cl'\C¢
.McFarlane » 104 137 143
n  \ Total-loill.
' l sin e D. McDonald, 200
NEW YORK, March 17-Despite
the loss of Howie Morenz and a
constant stream of imuries, Ernest
Savard, owner of Montreal Cana-
’diens, thinks his tri-color squad
wil. win the National Hockey Lea.-
gue crovm and :he Stanley Cup.
Here to attend the special meet-
ing of the N.H.L. governors today
Savard said he fell. confident his
team would defeat Detroit Red
Wings, leaders oi the United States
divis:on, in the league final and
then go on to win the cup final.
The Montrealers believed Toron-
to would oust New York Rangers in
the first round and come through
in fair shape. On the other hand
he thou it the survivor of a \ln
Walter Lawlor, playing coach
of the Berivirk Bruins, who
l this year captured the Nova
i Scotia championship and were
3 only put out of the running by
`_ one goal by Moncton ,\laroons,
, returned home last night.
‘ Walter was given a warm
` 'welcome by his many admirers
l and friends and needless to
l say his season u as a most. suc-
cessful onc. lie not only prov-
- cd his hockey playing ability
but showed his coaching tal-
ent by tlic fact that this year
he took the Berwick team out
of near obscurity' to be elim-
\ lnated on the “brealLs" from
i capturing Maritime hockey
honors.
Sl - ~
roon-Brutri series, shou.d these , , ,
O Brien Wins
teams meet would be "softened up
as both squads boast heavy-hitzing
l;nes and defences and "there is
much ill-feeling between them
which is bound to be reflected in
Track Feature
their play." 1
"'1`oi'onlo," he went on, "will then
be in a fine position lo knock off
the survivors and enter the final
against us. I feel sure my boys can
give a good account ol themselves
against the Leafs."
I n te re S t In
Steeple-chase
Classic Mounts
A_1'N'1'p_,EE, England. March 1'1-
(CP Cabbe)-TQl'!%I1i‘l£l. CGD-5ig3nT»
rain. snow, hail and sleet tonishi
threatened to turn _Frldi1Y'S WU'
wmry running of the Grand Na-
tional over Aintree's 4 1-2 X11-\1€S °f
hedge and ditch into one of the
greatest tests of endurarioe for man
and beast in the long hlswrv of
the race.
A5 Grand National fever onfe
again gripped the entire nation.
many predicted a repctztion of the
race of 1928 when the 100-10-1
shot, Tipperary Tim. “'85 me °“1l'
horse in is field of 42 not to 1111-
Interest in this years renewal of
the great steepleohase has been
heightened by the fact that King
George arid Queen Elizabeth. stay-
ing at nearby Knowsley H211 with
the nan of Derby. will be present-
1t is many years since ge. reignif-8
monarch has witnessed this mosi
famous of all races which V115 Yea’
celebrates its centenary. _
Despite the unpredictable diffi-
culties facing any horse on this
course. many owners tonight bff'
dered on a state of 0‘P€U11iFm<
Those Of Didoric, Bucl-rthom, Daw-
mar, Don Bradman, Drybllrgh-
Ego, spionaud. Pucko Bt-‘lie and
noyel Msn ,aid they expettfd
their horses to win.
Down The Alleys
HOLY NA& BOWLING
BIG FOUR LEAGUE
Prince Grocery:
R, Bradley 220 219 218
J. Cameron 302 222 130
C. Praught. 220 212 250
A. Burke
J. Clow
350 198 246
251 216 246
. Total-3500.
Prince Grocery won by default
from All Stars.
High single A. Burke, 350.
High three A. Burke, 704.
LADIES BOWLIBG
Blnenoses: _
J. Kirwin la7 135 
M, Aylward 131 166 1.9
D. McDonald 186 200 
M. D ia ' 89 111
e nel Total-1619.
Wi I :
Mlgfnlisis 139 152 143
piynn 90 175 17'!
Dillon 89 ill 131
71?!
I-I gh gi ~
High three D. McDonald. 53?-
Tonight at 'l 0'Cl0Ck1
Us  _ l Rookies vs. RMIECYSI F1115(
M. Frenchman vs. Lucky Strikes-
At 8.45 p.n'i.:
Style Marts vs. Wolves; Deuces
vs. Alerts _
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niilg a front :nice i':~o:n the gun.
Eddie O'Bi'ir:‘.. ot 31:1.-.f_':~:= 1`::_':~
lersiiy, cȤ1i:!:i~_.'_'.'i 5: P.=.'rici~:`s
night bl' r.ij>t'.irin; the classic
l“Ci\:-ey" 600-y.i:ci >;>cc:al ionzglit
, before :i cz-qtvd of 14 Guo at the an-
lrlual Knghts of Cclnrnbus :rack
fmeet at M.irii.~f\:1 Snare Garden.
§ OBrien bin: 31:.; nf-:ro rival
§Ji.n‘.:ny Herbcir.. N»;'v York Univ-
iersity frssiinzdzw. bv three yards as
The registered his scfozzcl straight
victory in the c‘.'er.t.
The \\'ir.nr::'= f':f:-1 of 1112.8 was
the slowest for the Crisev 660 
il93i, but O`1i;`.=z1 nude’ his owl.
'race and \v.isr.’i presse-d,
Sammi' Ricliardfozi, Toronto neg-
T0. Placed second in his prelimin-
ary heat in the 60-j.'a:~<l invitation
sprint.
1 He trailed L. Perrin tvalker of
l Georgia Tech who :von the heatln
6,4. Eulnce Peel-not-: of Temple
University won the final in 6,3
,With Walltcr fourth.
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Plays Sea Calls
Friday Nigh t
Mount Allifoii ,A,<-adcnfy basket-
ball teani \\iIl :nest Y.M.C.A. Sca-
gulls of ilie Ciiy 13a_<kctl:o.Il League
in an exlizhitloii encounter Friday
night.
The grime will be of 5 rg-tum
natiire. ;`.:f‘ lciuzl squad having
dropped ri close dc-:ision to the
"‘Ccici.<" in a previous game at
Sackville.
»Fort l/Villiam _
Evens Series
FORT \\'1l_-LIAM. Mrrch 17-
_Fort \Vil1i.°.rn \\'ai:.<!crc-rs, '1'i1;:r.der
:Bay sci*-lor llorizcv c`:1ampioii‘.
_evenecl ilzcr lass:-of-tlii-ee Alfan
iCup cl;in,::::i:;'Jil .c:'ii~_. iili the
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;P.1ckri‘s. ai a _rtfirfi each rviih a
15-1 vlcici'_'.' to:_;;?::. P.”i<‘l:er,: won
the opener limo .\i.f>n<i.1y 6-5.
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H oop Games
Navy basketball team hung onto
first place in the City League
standing last night when they
carrie through with a 27-23 victory
over the second-place llquires
while Hi-Y Grad: were snapping
out of their losing streak to de-
feat P. W C. 24-77. Grads win
gave them undisputed second place
while Esqulres defeat sent them
down to third place in the stand-
ing.
The Grads-P. W. C. _encounter
was close all the way with the
Grads overcoming a four point
deficit in the second half with one
of their old time fashes of tricky
combination plays.
The Navy-E quire game was an
exciting, rough encounter all the
way through. Navy. with the ex-
ception of the ¢irst few minutes.
led all the why but had to be on
tiiezr toes every irsiarit to throttle
the threat ofthe Fsquires team,
Lizzezips and scores;
‘ P. \\'. C.-Cullen 10. Leighziz/er
2. .\lcKay 3, Henne:\=ey 2, Brown,
S',e'.v.irt, Larter, Nicholwn-17,
Grads-Goss 3, Cox 2. Morris 4,
.\foIZ;r‘.s 9, Partridge 6, Storey.
Johlxizon. McDonald-24.
, N21?-.\ic_\iahon 10, connouv 4.
lxiccuigan 4, Doyle 7, .\i¢Leai`i 2,
§Leightizer, Hogan-27.
i Esquires-Langille 2, Rice 2,
»S‘.lmmer\1`lle 13. Young 6, Weeks
’A::ciersori. Williams-'Z3
Victoria And i
Pictou Cla s h
Again Tonight
Sporting _a three-goal lead over
i Pictou Sailors, Victoria Union.; last
night were ready. to meet the Nova.
Scotia intermediate champions in
; the ,final game of the series tonight
at Victoria rink. Unions lead
should be sufficient to carry thein
through to the finah for the Mari-
l time title. Then- -.icioi-y Monday
night at New Glasgow was well-
earned and tonight playing before
home fans and on home ice they
_sthoulcl be able to hold off the vis-
or:
The team came through Mon-
days game in fine shape and are
ready. Interest all through the
country is at fever heat and it is
almost certain that the largest
Victoria rink will be on hand to-
night for the encounter.
Billiard Tournament
Opens On March 29
The provincial billiard cham-
pioiisliip tounlament Will be held
at the Sunnyside Billiard Parlors
commencing on Monday evening,
March 29th.
, This tournament is open to any
player ln the province and will be
played under the elimination sys-
tem.
A cup emblematic of the provin-
_cial biliards title will be awarded
r the winner. Players wishing to ent-
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crowd ever to ja-m their way into'
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Rosebud has `wlioi you’ll lilie,
too-ficli fibgiance, and u milcl,
cool smoothness tliai grows on
you with every plpeiul. The more
particular you are about pipe
tobacco ilie more you'll go for
iliis favourite ol Maritime men.
Try Rosebud and see ior
youpell how it Joes deliver! "
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THE 1\/IARITI1\'lE SIVIOIQIE
_ iBy George .liaguire (".'ii'.:iiliai\
Press Staff Writer*
NEW YORK. )l:ir's`n 17-A unzi-
ed hockeydozri rallied toci.1_\' to the
support of the ilirnzlv or :lic late
‘Howie ,\1ore:;z. ccr.1:*e-;.‘c .<1.ir of
Montreal C.'ir.ac‘.ici‘_< wits died last
lvveek of ri licnrt aztsck while
in hospztal with ia brcl-:oil le: fixt-
fered "ln liar;:cs.»."
National Hoikfy lnragxze Gover-
nors, izzeeliizfr in .=;\c_:.\,1 .~.~;\=ioii.
_ iulaiilliiozlslv n;>;>ro'.'i-d ri iixotzoiz to
lllold a l>€c:‘.i". ,.1111 :.-=:;' 1..-_:""1‘..
l the proreccis to go to .\l;'s. liorenz
1 and her three ci:.i`.:Ii'i‘:'..
l Ho'.\“ic's driitli bi'o'.l_~`;;:  :lic
surface the p`..2`ii`: of \.`::=:’ 1; -;‘.'..`j.'-
men who lnve been z:i\\;1.\cit:i1ed
by ln_i'.i:‘;e.< rcceizrii 1:; .=;»s::;`.~ 111 i-
est game and the Gcverizors dc-
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* Reincmber nobody barred, so. their nieaizs of i\f.._.ooi. t_.
for hockigv p`.a_\'c:_= c..~;1r;'.'ed of
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Morenz Benefit Game To Be
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