JANUARY 23, 1942 
     
    
   
   
    
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     -__--THE CHARLQWTIIZLQ_WE_G_UARD!¢AN  
     
    
   
   
    
     s, fiGPlsEvEN ._ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Town Cur 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Eastern.» Rinks Challenge 
     
     For McA rthur Trophy 
     
     TarnedBack By38-25Score 
     
    
   
   
    
     cArthur trophy 1s still in 
     
     Elilfidlalii of Charlottetown Club 
     
     “m.” today as three rinks last 
     
     z ' 1111-1011 bilck a challenge from 
     
     lrer oi Montague rinks 
     
     opening inter-club tro- 
     
     the reason by a 88-25 
     
    
   
   
    
     5 likr hum 
     
     1° will 1.118 
     
     phy ‘spiel 0f 
     
    
   
   
    
     "$511111; 1a to 1s d1. 12119 comple- 
     
     uon Qt the first hair o! the fourteen 
     
     m1 111111-1105 the winners went into 
     
     the lcud at the end oi the eighth 
     
     end o; play and ivcre never headed 
     
     dwnvpyds. But Monfngue although 
     
     105mg by thirteen points were right 
     
     m 1m thick oi the fight right up 
     
     .0 the final ends. Here Charlotte- 
     
     ioivn staged their garrison finish 
     
     1n ouzrcorc thelr opponents 16 to 3 
     
     1n the final three ends and account 
     
     gm- mcir martlin 
     
    

    
     Th0 sink skipped by 
     
     carruihcrs accounind for the. 
     
     mam“ m Charlotiewwn’; victory 
     
     ,5 they won 14 to 6 but it was only 
     
     in the inst ends again that Car- 
     
     mghers pulled ills rink through. Tied 
     
     n, six all going into the twelfth 
     
     cdrruthers came throu h with l 
     
     u; Ioin- end on the twe 1th, added 
     
     ‘Sillgifi on the 13th and then wound 
     
    

    
     his match with a big three 
     
     dewrntlnu the score board on the 
     
     l0lll'l(‘i‘lllil. 
     
    

    
     The George McIntyre-Dr. W. Tid- 
     
     111111111 match was another see-aw 
     
     battle with Tidmarsh coming out 
     
     on mp 1o to 9. Tied at 6-a1l en- 
     
     tering the twelfth Dr. Tidmarstrs 
     
     rinks chalked up a three and added 
     
     | one on the 13th but McIntyre 
     
     ilgiliing ivith his buck to the wall 
     
     nearly came through with a. victory 
     
     on 11:8 ilnai end as ho scored a. 
     
     threc 1o 111st miss a tie game. 
     
     closest match oi’ the night was 
     
     betwcctl Dr. H. McIntyre and R. 
     
     w, B. 1k. Flor the whole fourteen 
     
     ends lt 11111.1 anybodys battle. Beck 
     
     1w); n 3-0 lend on the first three; 
     
    
   
   
    
     minim scored a single and a. tour 
     
     on the next two to go to front. Beck 
     
     came back with a single and a 
     
     three 0n the sixth and seventh to 
     
     again take the lead but McIntyre 
     
     chalked 11p five points in tlie next 
     
     this» ends; Beck repeated with 
     
     another three on the 12th to square 
     
     the match at 10-ail; McIntyre 301, 
     
     a_ single on the 12th; they had s 
     
     dead end on the thirteenth with 
     
     McIntyre comin! through with 
     
     three on the iinal end for his 14- 
     
    
   
   
    
     10 Wm Alwihef b1! week-end bonspiel is Ice No. 4- QHDOAGO B‘ 
     
     _ scheduled m, the Cm.“ C} b Eh M D ‘d . Jeri. fl-(Alfi- ter Miel Hill and Buzz Boll had __ 
     
    

    
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     wChu-lofleiown Montague  séffiffjy tegmslmgg? m: gu-‘Esiggfifttt c  file“: mlicggl before 7.341 customers in SUMMARY 
     
    

    
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     D_ geagmm Dihpggif {alert [in the matches and result o! —Skip -Sklp drcppedcigig itrhgrfirdnswfitodgglli First, rend;  and   -‘“ the  
     
     w. Q Davie’ m. R Mann,“ kegnegtilwvgompromilses some or the Eléice in the National Hockey _ 
     
     m. H. Mam". R" w_ Beck ed m the” pg ulgllls gar wditness- 4:00 P. M. I agile standmgi, Brooklyn trad- 1-Chl0&80. Dahlstrom Cfhoms. ii AA ii ili i i ,,,H,,. 
     
    

    
     5up_n sup_m ‘ma: p p w -en bon- éceRNoéek-E“ F A wlilgop   wings Peififigm) 15.06 vg. vvv vv vvv .. vw ..."v.""-i— 
     
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     ‘f; hmfijghemn Ascnfixfi ‘J16 bis supper and entertainment s. c. Moore A. c. Pieii-Iltim leaf-i» 800ml one 11cm in the first e Sydney filpS VICS T 
     
    

    
     ' ' ~ to be held 1n the Winchester Ban- —~Sklp -sklp m?!“ m!‘ a 1-0 @1381‘. two in he 2~Chlcogc. March (scibert) 2:58 
     
    
   
   
    
     R. Carrutliers Dr, Johnston 
     
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     JJI. 061W 12G. Mchityre 
     
     '1‘.WL.Prowse RA}. McDonald 
     
     $-M001'e W. Swindell 
     
     Dr. W. ‘Pidmarsh Geo. McIntyre 
     
     Skip-iii skip-o 
     
     Score by ends: 
     
     R.W.Beck  110 0 1 8 
     
     000800 0-10 
     
     Dr. H. McIntyre ..0001400 
     
     8 1 1 0 1 0 3-—14 
     
     Dr. Johnston  02 0 0 11 
     
     0001000-6 
     
     R. Carrutherr ....0 1 011 0 0 
     
     1 1 1 04113-14 
     
     GemMclntyn ....1 1 0 000 1 
     
     101100 3—— 9 
     
     Dr. W. Tidmarsli ..0 02111 0 
     
     0 1 0 0 3 l 0-10 
     
    
   
   
    
     k-Bmins Bow To Red 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wings 4-3; Bill Cowley 
     
     Out With Jaw Fracture 
     
    
   
   
    
     DETROTT. Jan. N—-(AP)—-B<Js- 
     
     (on Bruins mulled a. chance to re- 
     
     capture undisputed lead the 
     
     Kalional Hockey League tonight, 
     
     when they bowed to Detroit Red 
     
     wings 4-3. 0i greater consequence 
     
     was Boston's loss o! its are play- 
     
     maker, Bill oowiev. with I» Dwi- 
     
     ble irzw-tured jaw. 
     
    

    
     Cowley, tho lcaguek w.» scorer 
     
     Est, 511111‘, was taken to hofilliwl 10! 
     
     observation alter being Iellcd b)’ I 
     
     body check by syd Howe in the 
     
     (list ireriod. The Bruins. who were 
     
     unbeaten in 16 games with Detroit 
     
     ilnce March 3. 1940. spot-ted the 
     
     Red Wings a. three-goal lend in 
     
     1.11s wild first period and then lust 
     
     missed iylng it up in the final 
     
     moments. 
     
    

    
     Don Grosso got two goals and 
     
     5111 Abel 11nd Howe one each for 
     
     Detroit. while Dlt Clapper. Porky 
     
     Dumart 11nd Bobby Bauer tnllic 
     
     i111 Boston. Dumarl. reloiiicd the 
     
     club after submitting to his army 
     
     ‘nysicnl examination at London. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Before 5.881 spectators. smallest 
     
     hflllc crclwtl o! the season, the un- 
     
     lllcdlcivnbic Whigs gathered three 
     
     goals in seven minutes while the 
     
     Bruin; still were uritraclclng them- 
     
     selves. Boston got one back beioro 
     
     the period ended and then na-r- 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Glasgow 
     
     Crush Truro 8-2 
     
    
   
   
    
     NFAV GLASGOW. N.S.. Jan. 22 
     
     —iCP1--Tl1»e league-lending New 
     
     Gilli 1v Volcanoes whlpqzed Truro 
     
     Bcaaclls 8-2 tonight in an Antig- 
     
     onisn - Plcicu - Colchestcr Senior 
     
     HOG’ ' Lmguc mine. All but two 
     
     0i Volcnncri’ well-balanced 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     rid in time scaring. 
     
     _L< ‘111- tncd two goals tor 
     
     i111 .111 1's ulvllc stnvie Esta- 
     
     ilijolz. Eildic Price. Al Fagan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     D. 11111. B, hloDomild and J. Mr- 
     
     D» l c.1011 got 0-1111. Jensen and 
     
     _l‘(‘ scored for Truro. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Juvenile hockey 
     
     Practice tonight 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Juvenile hockey players are slated 
     
     Cr iinothcr practice nt the Upper 
     
     Queen Street rink this ovenin 
     
    

    
     11111111 a full attendance is rcqunste . 
     
     lskkrllilt‘? Greene is rounding u‘: a 
     
     111-.» looknu; group oi young puck 
     
     tensors and is asking every boy to 
     
     _ on hand on time. The practice 
     
     Eggs at 7 o'clock and lasts for one 
     
    
   
   
    
     The iollowinn boys are asked to 
     
     "Wild though others showing will 
     
     Eullllflvcn n chance to show them 
     
    
   
   
    
     JFfflnk Morgan. Earl McCourt. 
     
     Boseph Mahar. Frank Strain, Ezl. 
     
    

    
     "imflii. Clili McDougall. Cliii Jack- 
     
     al. Hiircld Stead. H. Gregory, Dclly 
     
     Ggcharzl. T. Martin. Kari Curler. 
     
     _ rdon Kelly. 1.01115 Arsenault. Bun- 
     
     }? Mcclilskcy. Anthony Martin. Ir- 
     
     mn Jenkins. H. Paquet. S. McKin- 
     
     LlgxtiiifliMséaean, Maurice H. _ y, 
     
     Bradmnn n. Joe Hennessey. Teddy 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     d scoring-None 
     
    
   
   
    
     rowed the lead to one goal on Du- 
     
     mart/s shot, in the third period. 
     
     The speedy Abel then belied the 
     
     puck past goalie Frankie Brinisek, 
     
     and Boston's final eiiort was 
     
     Bauer’; shot that hit the goal post 
     
     and trickled into the not beyond 
     
     neimindcr Johnny Mowers reach. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii UMIMABY 
     
     First. Period 
     
    
   
   
    
     1—Det1roit, Grosso (Abel) 4:31 
     
    
   
   
    
     z-Detroit, Howe (Liscombe. stew- 
     
     art) 8:28 
     
    

    
     (i-Illyzztroit. Grosso (Wares. Abel) 
     
    

    
     1 1 
     
    

    
     4-Boston. Clapper (Wiseman. A. 
     
    

    
     Jackson) i412 
     
    
   
   
    
     Penalmies~Crau'iord. Stewart. 
     
     Second Period 
     
    
   
   
    
     Penalties-Orlando. Wlseman. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Third Period 
     
     lS-Boston. D um a i‘ t (Schmidt. 
     
     Smith) 3 '38 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii-Detroit. ‘Abel (Grosso. Wares) H 
     
    
   
   
    
     8.55 
     
    

    
     ‘h-Boston. Bauer 16:59 
     
    

    
     Peinalties-Stemarit 2. Bauer 
     
     or . 
     
    
   
   
    
     (ma.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bowling 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOLY NAME aownma PALACE 
     
     Knights oi’ Columbus League 
     
    
   
   
    
     Commandos:- 
     
     R. McDonald 217 169 220 
     
     G. Nantes 128 131 141 
     
     J. McQuald 167   
     
     A. Campbell 140 180 209 
     
     B_ Campbell 102 185 158 
     
     M. Mclnnls .. 145 
     
     C. McLellan ... 232 155 
     
    

    
     Total-TIN. 
     
    

    
     Dragnaughtn- 
     
     G. Oldscamp 243 204 200 
     
     Leo Doyle 99 123 124 
     
     C. Costello 1'14 175 155 
     
     J. Coyle 246 165 186 
     
     F. slocombe 202 268 165 
     
     Rev. R. Ellsworth  1B4 15a 
     
    

    
     Total-SON. 
     
     High single F. Blocombe 268. 
     
     High three G. Oldscamp 681. 
     
    

    
     Fear Nnughtsz- 
     
     E McDonald 132 196 191 
     
     H. Hennessey 99 211 169 
     
     J Richards 121 116 161i 
     
     L. McDonald 1B3 152 174 
     
     E. Kelly 155 148 143 
     
     T. McAdam  137 116 
     
    

    
     Total-MW. 
     
    

    
     Dragnaughtsz- 
     
     B. Connolly 208 127 190 
     
     Rev. G. McDonald 157 212 20'! 
     
     H. Peters 124 155 170 
     
     G. Murph 224 198 l3! 
     
     C, Mitchel 102 129 201 
     
     M. A. Former  129 15B 
     
    
   
   
    
     Total-twill. 
     
     High single G. Murphy 224. 
     
     High three 0. Murphy 553. 
     
    

    
     1dr. Harold Hennessey was de- 
     
     clared the special prize winner 
     
     after a lot o! protesting he fixially 
     
     accepted the Booby. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Davis & Fraser-ai- 
     
    
   
   
    
     L. Dowlinfl 6 221 243 
     
     , a. Corish m m iao 
     
     Wm u em" o Muruhy m 1:10 14a 
     
     l! g gall" w. White 211 161 nu 
     
     E Rnnahan 262 154 169 
     
     _..__.__ TOMB-TEL 
     
     illillacgpywATgl; N's“ Jnn_ Central Barbers:- 
     
    

    
     ifwiw‘ ‘-— L'1i:..1‘:ui-g defeated J- DYMTI-B 135 143 10° 
     
     "“ ' 'r 4-3 1th gill. in the iirst 0. Hooper 178 147 24!) 
     
     -\ 8.1111 Shore S:ni:r L. Phlil‘ 117 154 i512 
     
     a i‘. A. M055 ill 206 I58 143 
     
     iiuie K011i by Nauss. on R. McDonal 145 154 194 
     
    

    
     1i Hniigihton. gave the Total-MO . - 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     EW 111's edge. Houghic-n 
     
     -<‘ £1115 i01- three oi 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "l! billiard‘, [QFU-ehm 
     
    
   
   
    
     High single E. Ranahan 262. 
     
     High three b. Dowiing 800. 
     
     onlght at. 9 o'clock:- 
     
     liiia Pour uuue: All stars v0. rive 
     
     Ql 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lers Win Giver Montagu 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A30 Rinks To Take Part In 
     
     Big Week - end Bonspiel 
     
    
   
   
    
     quet Hall Saturday evening at 6 
     
    
   
   
    
     o'clock. Indications all point to the Ice N0. 2‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     largest crowd ever to be n d P. M 1 1 ‘ _ 11911111: their second marker in 111-.» 4-—CIUCQBO1 Dahlstr (Kail L3 . 
     
     tor a Saturday banquet gingmin H. Mlzlildili! g Llimlsxiztegi/(exifilsfg [ha] smnza" Selma") 5~3 Om e I 
     
    

    
     attendance tomorrow mam and A. R Mould TIW_L_ mow" fishy Dahlstrom shovyd the Penalties-R. Cane. Benson. 
     
    

    
     curlers are asked to take particular W. W. Lord W Bears Ch mom‘ m L“ ‘NM at 12105 °Y 
     
    

    
     new o! this. _skip - 1p 1 e" opening pPTlCd when Bill _ Third [flu-gag S NEYMNB], Jan. E—~(OP)—- 
     
    

    
     Following is the draw for me . “sk gilifflns and Alex KHZ/u‘) s91. up the m-Chicago, Hamill 11:11 _ syiiiey Miiil°naiifis YiIPPEd PM 1W0 '-   
     
     rtgatchcki and all curlers are asked Ice No. 2- 93;, Y1§nf”§.‘.'§h*??f§“v‘§;flm P“. 5j§.‘};},‘““*'“1 Anderson ‘Hm’ Bow (dxcligat oIiI-lllrillximssyllliziely?  it?‘ ': i 
     
     ma itapoint to beo ti D.J.MM'lla BML - '  i. .;‘ '1“ '. "  ‘.. “ “‘ ' ' 7 I 
     
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     FRIDAY-T r. 111. Dr. n, Pierce m. moduli: lflfilfifi 1m rill? a5“: phsed m MW’ 1i W“ the Eastern 0111114111111 ~~ . - 
     
     —-Skip —Skip Brocklgrxrrs ‘anlétcoggdighkc-giofigfil.‘ Plan   't' champions’ eighth win in 31 ga/mes. Bmhnr SKAIE 
     
     Iggy/o. 1_ J R I  imglnwrhm at 5.36 on Km l lOnS ggglgsreigéfrililgg llghéhe cellatri, 1111116 Upper Queen street Rink 
     
     ~ e5 . Williams ce No. 4__ 0s el ’. .=.'.t. t the 1  . sccor. -p ace 
     
     é JA Lflgrabee E. J. Gallant A. Bngnall F, B, 01am; gtot the llznckbiit 8:59  --%_ Vi“ “Tdiicsday, February 4th. 
     
     . V51" S. M o S. Paoli R. J kl 5 70m’ aIlgi shot.  T. N.S.. J . 22- . 
     
     H. I. Spillett H Winchétki R. Worthy Dr. Jfgarll; O11 Sim eimiissisted my Red Monctun Eagles will atéome {hi}; hirsigdilnvffifiehif 81st icrifienrifsilll‘ lle- Admlss|on—az 
     
     -8k1r> —Skip Col. c. E. F1111 n. Bell liliiéiilltstliotntne Ifiiwlm nio 1.1 1-1 36x1 Tuesdaymniehi for in exhibi- the overtime rdny The)’ zoiinsegr Adult; Only 
     
     -skl __5k1 ea a : oi 1e third period 0“ game w h the local hock d- Jod l ' ' 
     
    

    
     Ice NQ 2.. $952.95. Ed Nicholson‘ R‘ Adam: b ’ the Americans 01m‘. bnck m, squad, The Halifax Nqvy wag (1)139 e31 viii“ §§§§n§i§p°€n°“§h§ Selection: by Girls’ Band. 
     
    

    
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     L. B McMillan J J Morris OUT OUR WAY . . ' 
     
    

    
     ' ‘ By. J. R. WIhamJO ..  W“ 
     
    

    
     4k‘? —Skln ’_  __y_   > \ UR BOARDING HOUSE \\ 1th Major Hoopla 
     
    

    
     Ice N0 3—- HA HA.’ I BET THAT'S TH‘ OH THAT'S BECAUSE \I ME 1 ' 
     
    

    
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     Wm. M 1'00 w_ A, \ q» Fnas-r TIME o1. ALEX 1.. B“ THEWA 13A > 1 .  ~ 
     
     H. H.  A. Mi-‘iginiligs 1-111’ 141s HAND WITH 24A; ipikriciiliozlggi  ASKED $25 FOR AsHAmi “BUT 6006A“ NEED?’  1 
     
     OF THE PUGMST, QOUND- ROADWORK MOREiN 2 JAKE l‘; -. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     A. McPherson .1_ 51111-115 
     
     Hon. T. Campbell J. P_ Simmonds 
     
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     Ice No. 4- ‘ 
     
     Ron Norman J. P, McIntyre 
     
     G- Brady C Yorke 
     
     J Monti-iomcry E. Tnnion 
     
     P. s. Cobb 11, v. 51111111 ~ 
     
     --Sk11> -Skip 
     
     8:30 I’. M. 
     
    

    
     Ice N0. !— 
     
    

    
     JHS. Duffy Ron Barrie 
     
     Ii li/lclnnis M, w. Weeks 
     
     D1". W. .\'lc.Do1iald P. \V_ Turner 
     
     W. C. Davies J. A. Fraser 
     
     —Skin _ kip 
     
     Ice No. 2~ 
     
    

    
     Roy Quiialcy L. 13 Mcliiiilnn 
     
     Dr. Pierce D B_ Bishop 
     
     D2‘. Giddings F‘. R l\lcL:1ii1e 
     
     Dr. McIntyre G. G. 1111141105 
     
     ——$kln —Skip 
     
     Ice N0.‘ 3- 
     
    

    
     5. Burhoe F. M. Cameron 
     
     S. hiCKny F. Drlscoll 
     
     Chas. McKinnon J H. Corry 
     
     H. F. MCPllee Dr. P. Creellniiil 
     
     4111i) -sk1p 
     
    
   
   
    
     SATURDAY-Z :30 P. M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tom McAdam 
     
     Boliaker 
     
     Chas. Stewart 
     
    
   
   
    
     S, R. Johnston 
     
     J, E. Burden 
     
     F. Moore 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. R. Cruickshank Judge Duffy 
     
     ‘-Skip _sk1p 
     
     Ice No. 2- 
     
    

    
     B. Jones A. Roper 
     
     0. K, Presby M. McGiligan 
     
     R. Stoddard R_ Ciirriithcrs 
     
     R. S. P. Jardlne A. W. Hyncirnnn 
     
     4111p —Sklp 
     
     Ice No. 3_ 
     
    

    
     W- L. Wait. F. Chnppell 
     
     H. Cllllbfvk S. McDonald 
     
     Mnc liicKinnon C. N. Enrlc 
     
     R. R. Bell H. L. Sear 
     
     ~Skln —Skip 
     
    
   
   
    
     lhree Rinks 
     
     Eliminated in 
     
     Trophy play 
     
    
   
   
    
     The second round for the wright 
     
     Curling Trophy got underway at 
     
     Curling Rink yesterday afternoon 
     
     when three more tennis went by 
     
     the sidelines as rinks skipped by 
     
     R. R. Bell. J. P. Simmonds and Dr. 
     
     S. Glddings came through vrlth 
     
     victories over rinks skipped by S. 
     
     C. Moore, W. R. Cruikshank and 
     
     H. Winchester. 
     
    

    
     Di". Giddings won from S, C. 
     
     Moore. the veteran of the club by 
     
     a 12-8 count. R, R. Ecll took W. R. 
     
     Cruikshank; measure l6 to 
     
     wnilc in the closest match oi the 
     
     day H. Winchester, another vet- 
     
     eran of the game went down to on 
     
     11-9 defeat at ilie hnnds 0i J. P. 
     
     Simmonds‘ rink. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Former boxing 
     
     Champ drowned 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     22- 1 CP l-Wal- 
     
     4s. Maritime 
     
     champion oi 
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX. Jan. 
     
     ‘m1 “i“1‘.‘f"°l.2’i1..- 
     
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