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wut Ieatlns Dalhousie University W male aronau. who has
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ll- housie boys. who played a delayed floor and baskets.
field attack, scored on long shots from “You boys certainly had
outside the penalty line. 1&mtreal’s horse-shoes around your
defense was too strong for them to tonight," he said as he entered
l‘.G. P.S. PJ. Pb. do much close-in ahoctihs. Nationales' dressing-room
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the first time this year, the
tionalea continually left tho
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up shots.
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simply ccnirollinl the ball.
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points before he retired to
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- Gnar1lian’a poo Wire
MOWFREAL, April 18. - The
wraith-like figure of Aurel Joliet,
battling year after year against
kom competition
.   I and advancins
 age, demanded
mr, ` =,,_» ~  and received re-
fs: ._  " '_ cognition this year
_  ‘from the sports
-  “N Player in the lea-
uuig " slgvin point of
El ice, and
-l crowning his long
y I markable performance in the 1933-
ai' H vemvalsn lust olosed. Jollst, left
° Wllllbr of Montreal Canadiens, hes
been voted the most useful player
IWW to his cl b d
nw" Bm Tn\y1ph;l'l awarded the prized
the
arte
E Awarded Byng Ts-cplsy `
Lf” seam memes by sports wi-lim
' as the player who best combines
°“' clean conduct with effective hoc-
key. Frank Boucher, perennial
‘ centre of New York Rangers. was
awarded the lady Bynq Trophy
for his sixth year. Announcement
of these awards, made by Presi-
dent Frsnk Calder tonight, com-
cluded the individual trophy win-
ning of the league this year in s
clean sweep of veterans over the
younger generation. Charlie Gard-
iner. pal tender oi' the Stanley
OUP holders, Chioaso Black Hawks,
secured the Georges Vezina Trophy
as the I.es|'ue's best goalie.
, "l|¢'l'rain"is\Barsnl.n¢
While Joliet was the pick of the
spas-ta writers he was not without
competition. Big Lionel Cormcher,
defensive bulwadr cl the Hawks.
around whose bulky figure Tommy
Gorman bullt up stratew Wlllf-ll
resulted in the stanley Cub ¥°ln€
to the western United States cilfy
for the first time in history, ran
E Aurel a close rece Joliet secured
Clancy, dynamo of the l>*7l°ff“l
=_ 'gbmnw Maple Iesfs, secured 51
votes and nsrl selbert, the vastly-
'13 improved defenceman oi New York
ggnglers, folldwed with 32. It is
All ,,°°¢m¢,ion by the writers, three
91° an high-scorini defenoemen. '
gowns: and Joe Prlmeau, Leafs
sentre, wazed a clme fight for the
Byng 'ri-oiiliy. Boucher gettint '75
points to 'n for the real. Ralph
“Cooney” Weilend, wlho started the
season with Ottawa but 
upinablaseof l1»0l'l'Wl'-l\D¢1’°
baskets. wasthirdbutaconsiderable dis- c° c'“ 
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using as~ls mul but a few mm- H“*'» 'U f°“"-I” Distributed by
MIG THE SPURT BRAGE. McKAY & 00., LTD. Summerside
mu " '-
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Pncsn reports oi the
vousness on the part of
fat ham played an imports
in their setback, causing them
nhl many aeorng opportunities.
C o e a
But now that the Tlsers have
recovered from their smgedright
thoy ahould give the Naitlonalos
plentytoworryoverinthsfinal
aamo sa the teams iight for the
i'U\t ho enter the finals.
'_ V klnt John 'f`ruml'>e. Intermediate
5 titleholders, dropped an even closer
dmiion lain; by a solitary point
to l§C!'Bal Y. H. H. A.. their gtlr-
rin¢ nnim having the Quebec
°hlll\ll on the run.
istobeseeninthsHoiyl1ameCluh
these days the cucsbasng for the
leaeaesuuuuisrotournmem.
lidomdinagial pludllirled
°ll\\betrcsrh|uDinaiipl-esent
notable that of the four 81'*-I1¢¢d
ridden mine."
dads to come."
value for the money.
"Gee, thst's a great idea. We'll try and get our
BOYSI You may ne: have the chance eo show your dads
the bikaa ridden by Torchy Paden and Jules Audy, but you
can surely get your fathers to go with you to a C.CM. dealsr's
and an the |934 C.C.M.'a. Thsra's the same rugged. stand'
up quality in them as in Te|ehy’a and Jules' C.C.M.'s.
They've all :hc extra C.C.M. features that make them excl-a
An ordinary bike would erumpla up unhr Tcrchy Peden'a _
hard riding and would ba a poor investment for him. While
a boy isn‘t as hard on a bike as Tcschy. every bey's bike has/
to sand plenty. The ben lmsseeam in the lon; ron ls in
a bicycle of nal quality-a C.C.M.
:s ooooo
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the easy running
 
payments may be arrange
  . Hoop Team Lose ening Games?
III-,Y TA Ill Tigers Give Que.- AIlIlElIlIlIAl
E Ont. ChampsHardA Y A Il ll E Il
Battle In Open
N .
Loolc, Joe, both Torchy Peden.
and Jules Audy
ride C°C°M°'s"
N URE we do. be . So do many other 6-Day
S bike nders. lg; you ber nde C.C.M.s
too?" inquired Torchy Peden wit a grin.
"No, sir. Neither of us has a bike. But we wan:
our dads to buy us C.C.M.'s this Spring." said Joe.
"I wish you luck, boys. I know every boy is keen
on owning a bike. especially a C.C.M. lf you want
to convince your dads how $;od C.C.M.'s are. bring
them down here and show t rn these two C.C.M.'s
that l've pounded away on for 37,500 miles, and
they're still going strong. Jules and other riders
have ridden their C.C. .'s iust ss far as l have
.- ,
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true value  Sm
' delivers any Bike. The balance in `
$5 00 small monthly payments.
° No interest added.
Summerside R. T.  LTD, Charlottetown
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G. G. Ii. Bicycles sold By
THE BIKE Sll0P
"li can W slay”
Theossly fall-yequissped bicycle repair departmerstorslll. I.
drip for Chicago according to
my Gorman, rnarlaaer of the
tddoll Bllsk Hawks. The Ha
a revolutionary
weeks of the
itll; ing; gettin;
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Maroon-s and Detroit Red
layoffs. Perhaps
e Hawks had
man their foes
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(0. P. Gnahlialll lP°°ial WIN)
llDl|%,EAL April 16-Piet Van
14 .
#5 Ksmpen. the flyina Dutchman, and
mann; c¢,m¢|,\. his United Btstes partner. Prank
Bartell, hel4 first place tonight as
|,¢ Montreal] filth semi-annual six
mg" day bioycleracenoaredtheclose
of lb first 24 hours.
Two teams which have been tre-
quently successful in the past year
or two were tied one lap behind
Van xempen and his partner. They
are “‘Ilm~cl‘ly" Peden, Victoria and
his little Montreal mate, Jules
Audy; Alfred latourner, France.
md Henry IAPa¢o, Mmtroal.
on ' ss
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No Attempt
To Control
Ma r. Baseball
(C. P. by Guardian
AMBIIRBT, N. B. April l
attempt is being
of the American Athletic Union
Canada stated here today The
pooill Wllel
6-N0
made to secure
control of baseball in the Maritime
I WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
W. Va., April 16-Kept from the
courts today by rain, the mr field
entered in the annual Minion and
Dixon invitation tournnrnent to-
morrow will attempt to get ewcy in
a delayed start. I-‘air weather was
predicted.
Brin; your oar or radio battlia
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them recharyed. ___
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Ol
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ball utterances in newqaapem a
n
he wanted to clear up the situa-
tion.
They were simply carrying out
resolution pamed at the annual
meeting of the Alociatiou in th
town lad fal. That rmolution dir-
ected the Resident. C. C. Gilleapi
Moncton to appoint a committee to
We will call for and deiver iii
battery free. '
° We carry a fall stork of car and
u ladle batteries. _*_*
CALL AND SIE OUR NlW° _
6. BATTERIES.
investigate the situation and msn PHONE 1428 :E
recommendationamthebedwa
todealwithbaaeballaoastople
venadiffiollltleesuchashadarisen
over the playoffs last you-_
OAIDUTTA-Bald to be iso years
of a¢e and the oldest living man,
f rnomrr arm Excl-:1.l.r-:1v¥_
scnvrcsz.
ISLAND RADIII 
Bslul Khan, a landowner in Afg- |48 Great George Street
hanistan. is in excellent health, _ .
with good teeth  eyesight.
1- rf- - -- -an
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