Black Hawks Figure 
     
     Tonight's Game Will 
     
     Make Or Break Them 
     
    
   
   
    
     cn1cA(;i3, (GP)-Chicago Black mam,-I 
     
     Hawks figure Tuesday nights: The veteran Gottulig sees the 
     
     game against the bruising Mont- Hawks going all the way to take 
     
     real Canadlens will either make or the pm-om (mm the canudlem if 
     
     break them as far as hockeyi they can win Tuesday. 
     
     Stanley cup is concerned. 
     
    

    
     A win would lie the best-of-seven 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     at least a 60-40 chance to beat out 
     
     semi-finals 2-2 and give the Hawks Montreal even though we must. 
     
     a terrific boost before leaving for play our next two games there, If 
     
     Montreal to finish out the seriesm we loge, the odd; against us win. 
     
     After dropping the first two gamesl ning the playoffs will be about 70- 
     
     the Hawks scored a sensational 2-ll 30." Coach Sid Abel expressed 
     
     overtime victory Sunday night. lcompletc satisfaction with his 
     
     "When the Hawks won Sunday.Iteam's play. 
     
    

    
     it was our first playoff victory' Seldom have chicagolii hocke 
     
    

    
     over Montreal in 11 matches stret.-, fans been any more thrilled than 
     
     ching back to 1944." Johnny Got”.-ithey were Sunday. Bill Mosienko 
     
     Selig, assistant. Hawk general man-y tied the score 1-1 for the Hawks 
     
     agar and former player-coach.t with less than two minutes of regu- 
     
     caid. ”The jinx now has beeny lation time left. Then Al Dewsbury 
     
     broken Otir club was given a bigtdrove in a blistering 30-footer at. 
     
     moral boost. The momentum of 5:18 of the ”sudclen death" over- 
     
     winning will carry over to hiesdaxli time for victory. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boston Hockey Fans In 
     
     Dither Over Success 
     
     Of Team Against Detroit 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOSTON, tCPi-Boston hockey 
     
     fxins are In a dither because their 
     
     Bruins engineered a '.'-l overtime 
     
     win over the classy Detroit Red 
     
    
   
   
    
     ifranklins Take 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”If we win, 1 think we'll have . 
     
    
   
   
    
     VLTTTLE SPOK. T 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     swan 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The over-ruling of the M.M.H.L. 
     
     decision by the M.A.H.A. yesterday 
     
     means that the Islanders have the 
     
    
   
   
    
     right. to advance to the iinals 
     
     against. Halifax as far as the 
     
     Maritime Amateur Hockey Associ- 
     
     ation is ooncerned, it was learned 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE GUARDIAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     yesterday evening from President 
     
     Walter Lawlor. The M. A. H. A. 
     
     ypresident. does not think that thel 
     
     C.A.H.A. will reverse the decisior 
     
     of the M.A.H.A. because in mostg 
     
     appeal cases such as this one thej 
     
     C.A,H.A. allows its branch to han-i 
     
     die the affair. f 
     
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     A business gii'1s' rink skipped by 
     
     Sybil MacMillan won the ladies' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wins Ladies curling championship 
     
     A ".8 9IBil;'3idiSi6i7l'  
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ends, before the Business Girls 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
      Tigers Defeat 
     
     Abbies 13-2 
     
    
   
   
    
     . bellton will play the Halifax Navy- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iook command of the play. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Campbellion 
     
    
   
   
    
     CAMPBELLTON. N. 28.. (OP)-e 
     
     Campbellton Tigers advanced to 
     
     the Maritime intermediate A hoc- 
     
     key final by swamlilllg Ch”19"" 
     
     town Abbies 13-2 in a sudden- 
     
     death game Monday night. Camp- 
     
    
   
   
    
     North Sydney winner for the title. 
     
    

    
     The Tigers scored four goalsrin 
     
     each at me first and second per-. 
     
     iods, adding nve in the third. An- 
     
     drews and Longaphee tallied for 
     
     Charlottetown in the middle sea- 
     
     sion. 
     
    

    
     Leger led the mrers with three 
     
     goals. Chouinard and Clement had 
     
     a brace each. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Perth Takes 
     
     10-6 Victory 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Resignation 
     
     ls.CmhinIed 
     
    
   
   
    
     Following are the copies of tele- 
     
     grams exchanged between C. S. 
     
     MacAlden. secretary treasurer of 
     
     the M. M. H. L. and Main: on 3. 
     
     Rogers, who Sunday reclined as 
     
     vice president of the M. M. H. L. 
     
    

    
     The first telegram was ad- 
     
     dressed to Major T. B. Rogers and 
     
     reads: 
     
    

    
     "At request of two clubs Presi- 
     
     dent Hudson has called M. M. H. 
     
     L. meeting for Tuesday. March at 
     
     at six p. m. at Lord Nelson Hotel. 
     
     Halifax." 
     
    

    
     The reply Irom Major 
     
     reads: 
     
    

    
     "My resignation should have 
     
     reached you by now. I won't have 
     
     anything to do with such a body 
     
     which voted as it did Sunday. My 
     
     opinion after three days of 
     
     wrangling is that it would be bet- 
     
     ter for islanders to take up pea- 
     
     knuckle ithan attempt to win a 
     
     hockey title from Nova scotia." 
     
    
   
   
    
     .22 Shooting Al 
     
     The Armouries 
     
    
   
   
    
     The following are the scores at 
     
     the latest classified .22 prize shoot 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rogers 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HudsoEEai1s For Fast ; 
     
     Decision  Hockey ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX. (CF)-President. .1. 
     
     Elliott Hudlon at the Maritinu 
     
     Major Hockey League called fly 
     
     the Maritime Amateur Hoelie, 
     
     Auoclation Monday night .t. 
     
     reach a decillon on the tangle: 
     
     league Ieml-final: or the MAHA 
     
     "may well be responsible for :'th. 
     
     death knell of major hockey in 
     
     tho Maritimea." . 
     
    

    
     He made the statement in . 
     
     telegram to Walter Lowlor tit 
     
     Charlottetown. MAHA president. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Hudson wired Mr. Latvia. 
     
     that he is calling on emergent-, 
     
     league meeting here and recon; 
     
     mended "in the interest of ma 
     
     jor hockey" that an MAHA ex 
     
     ecutlve meeting be called here a 
     
     the same time. . 
     
    

    
     The regular best-of-nine semi 
     
     finals. which Charlottetown Ir. 
     
     landcrs won from Glace Bay Min. 
     
     ers Saturday night. were washed 
     
     out at a league meeting Sunday 
     
     after the Canadian Amateur lion. 
     
     key Association ruled that Erwin 
     
     Grosse, ii Charlottetown lmfort, 
     
     was ineligible. 
     
    

    
     The league ordered a two-game 
     
     total-goal series between the twt. 
     
     clubs. Charlottetown protested 
     
     the decision and the MAHA up- 
     
     held its appeal without present- 
     
     ing an alternative proposal. i 
     
    

    
     Mr. Hudson earlier Monday 
     
     wired MAI-TA secretary-registrai 
     
     Charles Campbell of Glace Bay 
     
     that when the association alloweii 
     
     an appeal from A league decision 
     
     "it is its duty to decide vithm 
     
     course of action is to be taken 
     
     as any other decision of the leu- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Win Sunda to take a one- 0 t w ' ltillllllg 9113""-'T”ml51"p of mach” he wiiiiiiii rink 0  Rt me,A-m9” uc is as likely to be appenlea 
     
     gram? lead in the Stanley Cup    ll0lQ9ltP1ZblaSl niahld l-lllel? 59- l0ll?il0l'9" Iclubg mlld ah? Sxfefe pigiiiiiggergboiife stare. left togrigliui   zrgntstig ikclglfgng ,;h:x3ne)1(';1p;l?:(e; and allowed las the llrelsent. one. 
     
     Pmigfinalsg . peare o e a great ea 0 llilS- Tropiy. n a na niaci aur- . .. - acMman. mate. Ln. gggg. A e , v and this mud go on "den"-31,. 
     
     I They weren't talking much but   representation surrounding thcpday they defeated the H0llSC”Si:1p'IE3:;lelmB:1: 2ndV Holly Tmui AMHERST, N S” (Cmg Perth glglo. bfeor Bsillicilzliu classmed 9”" ly." 
     
    

    
     mam. w,md,,,d if me "Me, MI meaning of. the M.A.H'.A. t-otclwires. skipped by Doris MRCDOTT-hon 1SLMm.gOl Beaten tMnmOnS took It declsjve logs will . . .1-M-, league prpslfhnt ask"! . 
     
     all upsets was in the makin;::l -e-m :wtM'Hgi'dPlE511el" Jr Ema” 1liVlT:a1d'.1l),'lt Fl ,1 ' I Uri The Hons; vol.-M ,-mg; pm-tslmm. an 0-Loan-g p. E. 1, Squad Class 1 tlefiiiitc MAH-A decision by Man- 
     
     vnn the FTUIHS Win the 5-la"l9.V CL-ACE 3AY- N- Set '9?” than .cad:.- (-m H? M'.A'HiA' 10 gnei .-Pinm”; m m: H? m.” H . 1; iVlacDonald, skill: BPl;ilf' Howatt. 1 Monday night. in a sudden-death day mgh". mh" 5"pp”"”.”z ”" 
     
     CIIrtT' N””h-Tldc Fliallkllll” '”k ''l. 5'5lt1e:jl . Tu-5101.1 legiildmg me. Jivillms had  mi” 0” sewn. mnntniid; lncz Gallant, second; RCla!pan)g for the Mm-ithhe jntel'medi- Allison Mutch league decision or proposing an 
     
    

    
     The Bruins. from prasidolit overtime victory from Tllltitllns-i':In J',St:Mme.Ii; p1?5Dn5.i”'.d lmmi and mo lab” Hchil fmsdd s,pfl"lMacNei11' fly-stg ate 3 horkgy (me. W. D. MacDonald . alternative. g 
     
    

    
     wan”. Bmwm gpnpral manage, pnrcupine Comhinps here )lon.tfg"ht1nI delcision byrllllalilgllt last saw hattic in the tkiitesioun dtirhlli m Ban”: Fm” Lab  About 400 fans saw Perm grab G. J. Rogers  . 93 Mr. Hudson in ht: 1”" Wm 
     
     Arr Ross, coach Lynn Patrick on day night. for their first viz,-tory mtagfdn l fhnjeantime tile '7"df'C,tLhfg'f7”  9 Tm M i ' ' ,1 4.2 lead in me first” extend 3; R. E, Jenkins . .98 to Mr. Lawlor, said he had re- 
     
     dnwn to the stickboy, had only in the best-of-seven Eastern Can- Or J9 am 6i emelgenry mat" to 84, in the Second and mast Bob Barwise .97 celved no reply from the MAHA 
     
    
   
   
    
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     one thought---"let's take these ada junior qilnrtcr-final which ., , g . , O O ' along in me final 5.35510”. Doug Fred Younker .96 up to 9:30 pm. AST. He con- 
     
     gatnex om: at a time." the Combines now lead 2-1 with 2:; Sggleg Clock Tm eVfcm;:g' MHCl    Tattcrsnll fired a pair of goals and'Gt G" M”Lem"m ' (””'”df , .- 
     
     1.” gm,” M doubt Md ," one game Md. 11423 M ma? ii::i;ni;iznt:wt 5:.-Dd Av. . had W, amsw giaig lilrfacliennan . git l.:hab5)(;lAl3:;-fxy riltiliculsous dirt 
     
     d. . did th' I . iii: The fifth game will be played, .' i ' ' l  ii a , g- . . ones -. - w on e A ow an o- 
     
     Jtyltl-? lvlrzs thumiritrl rgzsiisn unis Wednesday at Syd"?-l'e ig(?f:lle(: Eiuii goeidtddglhg  tirto   h,  1”fdagglilflrggtsgalgnrilglaxitioiotiifecige Pt J- mnmw" '95 ""5" ” 5”” "M M” mm W!” 
     
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     times" in 14 games over the reg- IBert Dalling -blasted the win- tempt m senile mi: mam”, l and G. and L. Bemmd. Earl Burke .99 he done in the case.  
     
     M” 39850". mng goallmhig lllimfor the mghpi y . . ' I gggg g  r g g g 7 7 A ggg R. A. McCabe . ltlezitrliwhilo the semi-fIipl'i!al;I'rey 
     
     The best the Bruins could gain at the 5i nlal” 0 3" 0V9T'l"lPt p . m- - . - g gt ,, , . T D? U - t g, g U t . 1 2 mama "1 5”5P'9"5l0"- 9 '” 
     
     WM Qwo victories Md three mslsessmn which saw more qclionlllilxpg  (Oils: i.:1o::)c;it:-iaixnd 52:31:”: ltlit; .'til.bie; Ci: g:1.Ite'Sll;3,3ti-Ti9(lt;rtK hba:;l:ett'..:-I'll gtriineciiiltv thi:1sS.(l))I;en:I.ocaI  Lass game of the home-and-home Set. 
     
     in that series than the scoreless third period. iqujckly If the hockey playoffs RN11 r”L4's ' i-g';fjnVn,n; CTN" ,0 M," ”' ' .3 S.mte.sll J. L. DESROCMS ies. ordered by the league to l)I 
     
     w , eh wi wt, won Lineups:- t - . :"T .g ,- - -. 0-l8n1lPl0ll5heP- The Abbles l-.1 1 - held at Charlottetown Monday 
     
     And h n e nzs. o g - tto oe completed in the Maritimes had to min H. for in oro.r tel 11 , meet the Summersldey R. M. Vessey  I 
     
     the National Hockey League title Tlmmmsi Goal. Mousley: dhe.-Ithl5 year. Major hockey is 6mm. with me 2-30 Crossing M the b”&t.Jwi nou ' - h 1 homezclub C e u e 3- J' Connolly light;-was not played. 
     
     for the fifth consecutive time. lfnfwh Galbfalllh A”l"lv -l3"'5v;iiig a slim hold on life right iiowl ' " T RiC'A'F' Wds m. a Cmemanipmvmgl I. S. Vessey 94 Elaine Mutch 
     
     Vt"Tl1”P"l "'9 B"”"5 7'” l" 'h5m.e”s0";. to.m"'"dst J0",”J Gu”daN'"”ld this dl5'p1ite may be the kili- Thev reached St. FXX. al gaiiieimml Wm'”.s 59”” for E , . it e--- H. S. Wood 92 
     
     Nicol": Playoff zRn"- Brill" Nth D'"l””'h'v 5fl,l'”"dv M”N”"v Ba'"k-git): blow. it the MM HL. and M. time and went riglit onto thct-oiirt'”3lcham1”?"smp and the Fmsica t Sthrduln :11 thn t'harlotIc.lown W. J. MacDonald . . 92 Class 5 
     
     porters figured it was more of Cnchrane-. iichv, Towers. .-A.H.A. cannot g-:t together and from the cars. The Allllgclllsll Fnmess ”.r”p,"?" V , .1 Curiinzz Club tonight: Lennard MacDonald .91 G. A. Sturdy g  N 
     
     the same, But then the. Boston hoflhslllffi G0cl- C0””l5i llijdecide some plan agreeable tnbotli.spo:'t:caster i-ecognized the fact Lfiit nigms Elan” ll” rt0”9'y.7 P. .VI.- Milt Carver .91 Gum Matmenna 9y 
     
     club came. back and heat De.- fen”. MCLPOVL Cheek. lWV.'5- R-jparlies then watch for a break bylthat the boys were dead tired.00nW-Wed and W35,nm' decided um: Ice 1-Pop Parkcr is L. Turner Pat. Landrigan 91 vqg C0135 gggg H M  a 
     
     trait 5.3 to even the be.-t-of-seven Andlfeai l0TW3”l5- D””'"S”l"Vinost of the Maritime Clubs trcmlfrcm their trip and that the Saints til a second overtime was played.-1 1,35, 2.43,; xv. L, MacDonald vs, Hslber Jones .90 Wanda MMMIMH H 
     
     "Hes at 1.1. gm”. ,upp,,,t,r5 Dalling, Gouthro. R. Andrea. Mr-pthe C.A.l-i.A. Halifax officials as lost the series in the mst half-ofy At. the end of the first qu-aiteilwl Ry MMNMH Mei Home ,gs M155 3. Beck U I N 
     
     perked up a hit. It was Boston's Donald. RH". l70U('P1lP. Hliiilns-Vmuch as hinted this during thelthe game when the XaverianslAbbies were leading 9-8 hut at lllllflit Ice 3- R. Manning is. John G. Rodd .. .88 G. Clements 3: 
     
     first Detroit triumph since Nov. Dunn. insetin: Sunday in Sydney. jpiiccl up a 30-13 lead. The Saints time the Y Girls were ahead 14-12. 5mlm.0m.imS paul Jgnkins as 1. Bug” H m 
     
     1. 1951- 9 S”"""”-': T ' . T ' ' tkept pace with the Xai-erians iorpny the three-quztrter mark the he 4,,5C,-am, :an1(i' S. Crawford Mrs. M. MacDonald N 
     
     On Sunday night, Jack Mc- Fl"'t l"'”" . 3”" l" NJ b'lCk to original miiseilhe rest Of the flanlff (155911? lhCiA'-.:-bios were again loading 17-16 but 9 p. )i'- Cl 3 Miss wg MBCLUN . N 
     
     lntyre. rent them all home happy 1"'N0F'll5H'lt'. Gfullltmv ' out the whole r1isvput.e. In the light," fact that the Antigonish Collcgv-ithe y Girl; had tied it up at 18-all 1.-,, 1-cg ttlm-Donald t-5g J, 17;, "5 H, Memm N 
     
     by slapping in a biickhander datp 2 :rli)alll;1n& Dqtlolxlprilonl I-ldyof all that. has happened diiringtlans wei-rt enjoying hone of theiiqm. mm mm of regulation p1;,yA The Burden tuon Macnonald H -95 
     
     12:29 nf a sudden-death perio . V "W1 :- ' -t the past. two years it has become 170”?-W m?ll'-5 ill l 9 .l'5?"- lfh-st overtime also ended 18-all. 3 IN: '2--R. Jones vs. A. Hotvatt A B  92 
     
     PMVPT! Of Will! lean"! W9”, l,C'a'””."'” i .  i 9'48. pain-fully Rpilarent that Major Ser-' ii ' ” I Ctlficials were Earl Nicholson andt loo 3-D. E. MacDonald vs. F. Ni,-5. r;Q.w'1i4ot1l5on . :91 Bl'l5b7m5- Ghlef 59lP0l'l ill 
     
     reported in good shape. 3 -lV"'lllI5li'l9- Dalllnit 195 hockey is Hm big a plat. ml And they were hot. A figure hi-ycmrm sCam.1e.bu,.yV .H,,bh5. Mrs. W. Bnmnar .90 Queensland Austllillill. was out 
     
     Th, mum. Jnhnny pmmn tlaorrirtgton, (.hee.kl isoapczmd rm. the CA-HA. M handlalbellt came up with the iiitm-ziia-tAhbm Sm,” . ,...-.... H. ..- L Morrow H gm settled as a penal colony in 1825. 
     
     : v and Joe Klukay had a little heat 4' 5'”i”l5ld”- Mt"D0"3ld- Wphe CAVHA has us constnuh-Onition that the XaV6l'lalIS V-l'Pl'Pi I.-(; pg ppme. W H carver 90 
     
     " lTPalment- 1"? 301'! l7lCk5- Th? ”.Ua".' Chwk) iiiiiiiiii " limgidrawn up to look after so-cai-lediCnOkmg 0" a1mC.st 75”” of me.iriL, Smith  1 l 4 '1   G: Licwsby :89 i 
     
     WInzs' Marty Pavcllch A150 hall, 5';r,Il.';:"e1:”f' ;::1:rSa' M34-amateur cill-bs but a major leaguelshots M Gfiiill Wm sCo'ieg.lz3iF Evans . 1 l 1 3 E. Watts .33    
     
     a heat treatment for a bruised '  - ' team is 1 . 1. , ij points-. was iii ing on e l',V iingi '  O 2 0 2 H M. Watts g 86 
     
     side. All will he ready for Tues-' 5-N"”h;”d9v D5”'"l-'- icmb A Iimaolrcllglg :10”: ya" imineul ihe ti-ted. Saturday night the Sit ' 4 0 2 3   R Stewart .80 Rolls of Film dovelo d "nil 
     
     ti - i ht' e 'n0"'"E'0"- C-l7Ull""0l l5-53l i . J . 8 e cam imh 35 F'.X. hoopsters connected with -il'.t ' ' i  W ' 
     
     M " 3 5 l”"- , , pmameg. com” d V9-Lit-he Iiuafldels is a cross between a' - . . -1 5 - t D ' ll3. Coyle . 0 o (I 0 G. P. MacPherson .80 llrlnterl. 24 hour service. Double 
     
     DPHDHQ” gave in-udgmg Cred" g 403 i1.'ng;i,,.1a:d RTE, (lg 11'; lpmfesioml club and an al1l'li.e'tll': t "mun  iqfilyet atm itmy.,iP Dalziel 4 l '3 9 B ""9 P113” All! I0" Of 8 01' 
     
     . . .0n 3 . - 01'  t i l '.  ials o noc - T - ' ' ' - 
     
     igr ”1'lieT&;fte:t'::lagn th:v0wi)n"Pu;:: Cheek and Jones 10:49; Jart'is1””lm- hem? C105" W Pmfesslmlal .:haort13t:.iiisg owhcn(one considcris that'Lt MCMNIOTI - ll 0 0 9   e Cl". T Wm" ""3 4” "MN Fv9l1l'lll" 
     
     Gordh, How, i 1654. Smndmgr an average of 33!? is considered Totals - 10 5 lo 2”. ...nm Noreen Auld . . B3 ghcegut "ch M'" Fun 5"'l"' 
     
     . ' . - secmiii Period ,. . . good shooting for any basketball Y Girls ; . t ," 3 1 Rev, M, no Dunbar , ,9i " 0t mWl'- ' 
     
     Home, the leagye it leading , , T1 . . . WASHITNGTON, AP Mu ua 
     
     . l 7- Timn-inns, Albert. 19 Challizlllir of CTECTFI ons b.V the team anywhere. 75' T5 PF N5 c A H 1 :- 
     
     Irnrer, has been blanketed in, . . CARA C. N, id . . . A 2 0 4 4 security diiector arod stassen 
     
     the series while Dumart was oni ".r”””.'5' '”,'.",PS) """"""" " 9'23 isiiioti i. Mil) ii Wtesl umttltl ' . . 3' Wm" " " 1 zilvfonday angrily accused isenator 
     
     ”'" l” 1 &7'1rII)rinriTl1l:CSl:Ii x ll(llr;l:'.isl 1049i hockey riitspiiieasce Ito hzinchsenmi,-illiiiz!Logtfiliuxgllbiise xgiiiiftet   5i..a,9.I.).””ga"  i 0 0 10' mommy (if mmmng with U” S 
     
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     '."tt-H3 l32g”"t.”.""t r.3.?'"-3.”.3it3.'i ".'?l N0  We ii"-W the CAHAS lrinent-laeEs'W lemme ht" l””d'"5- "W hwhttlohk 0 0 I ”l3i.Sa"ioii'?ii 3335. with Red Cmml 
     
     H", MA” 0' mp last thy" WW Prnalt3(.,'.1a.rlxis l4'.,(:.8r.iml to-rl the disliuvtverbecaufe they -actlillfyitg agidv ;:EFl;Pe;C;G.'?)l)SmfP..,g:.(iIBg whmqck 0 . 0 0 0 Far xmm being abashett Moi 
     
     :nrW nnly in turn up rach spy-int qhNnnhV:1”d0mxkLF0d ony  the lnl.f)l1T1atl0n 1-eceivedg-re” .amie.lhM .h).'k mynmv mar-tw- Mlzpnemm 0 0 0 o Garth), n,mm,d that he L; going. 
     
     is A Boston rt.-mdntit in the ' t ' ' ' ' l mm ” cmbis Ml” "lake "ml"-”5i5t  . i , . M. Pckard . 0 it 0 0 nhead with plans to sign a new 
     
     tR' at 19 in The serve as a cod taid - 
     
     playoffs.  - - Ior a.IlIJ1tpealii and usually two cliibs(l;uC'k by 3(mCh hm ijudgeg me Abm Totals 9 1 A0 19 agreement-this time with Greek 
     
      -':"-T i (lone: Mlairt-la) I 'ti41?,1,;;1enE mg-r ihedi-nfqme I:mpo?Momity of the local Collegians There "-T 77 Owners of ships (lying the Brnmh 
     
     t '  ' r ,  "' i ' veil 1I'9.V irlereri pic ures. , . , m y o lag. 
     
     An I M t. t 11--l'x'(;;(rltll'ts1irzl0e, T?0arl'I-iirri';;'.wm Mspwlliat is needed to handle 5.ucy.,p:le:pSnI11st Miitgcalg srbgtvweenn mg 12::   In a heated face-to-face debate, 
     
        p,.Mm,,,;. 'D,,u(.,”,3 1.33. R-tcacfs. fcr ma-V" 1932"” hmk” istaamcs. Saint Dunstanls had a far lecorded W" R l-9l9Yl5l0l'l hwlmlh 
     
     KM ya uuee or four-m-an tcvbrzinal il"licsegbE,tm. ban club (his Veal. maul 0 Stassen bluntly told McCarthy 
     
     of   AT'l;'::;):A; - defisiona 1W01ll(l be giade mly aftrrlmost Named i   that his tactics are "undermining" . 
     
     r ” in it arougi examim -on of the facts '. o o the Eisenhower administration's 
     
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     ggdg go”ll1'isnl:y 7 IS 2 Jggggj and would then be absolute. ll pm, memm.” at me 5. D. U.  B t own efforts to reach international     A  
     
     Th” '””"”l m””"5 M H" "' "MWT Right now that. dt;esn't solve theiliaxg imteDCOm:net'imih'their smsli-:8 N e  Eirisiiemfteiifiiilnniatghiisuiiimiftiiti  R R ' 
     
     Tfharlnttetown Chess Club was' , . i ' '3 31” lm5 an-5 15 .V33l' 9 ”g; .   8 
     
     Wm M mp YMVCA. last night. ppiesent dt.SpllfP. Both the lslandeismte are Clmeme MacDonald! Cy. LONDON (Am W Brmgh mint Curtain countiies.  . 
     
     . t and the Miners appear to have very Nfaclraac Ppte Du,-, 11- J0 U1. - t T I Wouldnt take your Word for 
     
     Fho occasion afforded tho op-t r t ., . l e t '9 3v 9 M d n. 
     
     mm-mm, of prpseminz My Ed;  0 tlezitimate claims for argument overilally and Earl MacKinnoii. They mm" Jack S0lfml0n5 M0” "V 3d, yit," McCarthy snapped back.    
     
     Vin C. rhhnsmne wnh an My the series. As far as it. goes on the are all Island boys and they prob- "”lmC9dT”"3l 513”;l"i; gcgzlwtfglarst At another point, the Wisconsin .....-1.. 
     
     "sud mwr "why symbolic of (B The Gunman PR”) ice the Islanders have a much be-t-lably developed to a higher point Randy ufpfn an " QJMJ did”-!Republican told Stassen: 
     
     4,,” s"p,,m,m. in p. 3. Island V ter right to the series because theylot efficiency in basketball during 135 Hun?” IOT R Vi T m The committee accomplished 
     
     .,,r ,.,52. l ”-w proved during the past, hm megs their time at Saint Dunstanki Weight title tit-tlht in Iond0n.:-June 9-'what you and Secretary or State     
     
     After having mudr an-rnni”'t Eaatern Canada Senior 2”” the); have tm: Milt" Umh  TlR:l'yB iii?!-coliisri'iandf tsliudiimti tA)l:l':Pl!'llgal'lrelt:gg:ile1('jz comm) siuiggiilris Hominunes did not Mmmpmh." ..' 
     
     .: nrrits for greater activity and Kg) 1. 3' gut-gm”-V 3, g"W9l'er mm H 93 lll-3'-'3 lwlnl "ll ' . ' ” E 9 y' .' " 
     
     ; "M...-1,”, plans ,0, the 1953 mm. Khggzggr leads bet5tgofgBH,en:view they have no be er claim than fmd whllte bcmle lll9m- ,1" Wl"d- PHTWNN mlkfr  Vtmld hug" the joint board was determined to 
     
     ' nament. Mr. John Mclnnis W'HS' Eemmnal L0, one M the Miners. According to the C.A.- 3:5 "tfmy h;lR'vel",i:l(i00ltl;gl3::Ns?::: mn 5::dn?:bNEw l;03(b9ggiecA"nl1': have A United suites champion. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     unanimously chosen president and 
     
    
   
   
    
     "wt Eastern Canada Junior 
     
    
   
   
    
     Timm-ins 5. Northside. ti. 
     
    

    
     Ttmmins lead: best-of-seven 
     
     quarter-i'inal 2-1. one tie. 
     
    

    
     Western Canada Junior 
     
    

    
     St. Boniface 6, Fort William 3. 
     
    

    
     st. Boniface leads boot-of-seven 
     
     semi-final 2-l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iiank Sauer To 
     
     Miss Opening Game 
     
    
   
   
    
     Edwin C. Johnstonr. became 
     
     new secretary treasurer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Exhiliiiiohtoieball 
     
    
   
   
    
     Exhliblftlon baaefoall results Mon- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lay: 
     
    

    
     Toledo 1. Mill-waukec 8. 
     
    

    
     Brooklyn 5. Boston 0. 
     
     Philadelphia (A) 4, Cincinnati 3. 
     
     New You (A) 5. Detroit 9. 
     
     Pimbuirgh B 6, Pittsburgh A 4. 
     
     Chicago (A) 13, ET Peso l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     8. Louis (Al 2, Chicago (N) 3, MESA. Arlz., (AP) - Injured 
     
    

    
     Ngw York (N) 3 gtevahnd 13 Hank Sauer, the National Lea- 
     
    

    
     ' ' gue”it most valuable player last 
     
    

    
     ---r-r-i-w'"":-'T” reason, will miss Chicago Cubs' 
     
    

    
     T”  Til  1953 opener against Cincinnati 
     
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     F03 sAl'E""vAN'TY CAEPET M;-lrailr: of 531161”! fractured 
     
    
   
   
    
     5we”per' Phone 3254' ' right. finger Monday disclosed tho 
     
    
   
   
    
     FBI! SALE-Oil!-ll.-(.3-ii-IT.-'17! llC!- digit still is "severely shattered." 
     
     ole in good condition. Phone A doctor laid Sauor will be out 
     
     3104. t for at least three more weeku. 
     
    
   
   
    
     smrmo TODAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     T Children  to 5:30 
     
     Bonorol Skating 8 to T0 
     
    
   
   
    
     The FOIIIIM 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     H.A. they erred in usrlng Polwer af-. 
     
     ter February 15 and thus are not3 
     
     entitled to l replacement for him.' 
     
     i 
     
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     But their use rtf G.rosse until lasti 
     
     Satturrdtay evening was quite legit-i 
     
     imatc because up to that time they 
     
     had the C.A.l-LA. sanction to use 
     
     the former Shttwinrigan Falls play- 
     
     er and frcm their point of view- 
     
     lhey Won the series. The Miners 
     
     played the series utnder protest re-l 
     
     garding the eligibility of Cvrosce 
     
     and when he was ruled ineligible 
     
     they had every right to claim that 
     
     the series was rm properly played. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     If "the M.M.H.L. accepts the M.- 
     
     A.H.A, decision of the Islanders 
     
     meeting the Atlanrtlco in the finals 
     
     the serial will likely get underway 
     
     this Thursday night. If this decis- 
     
     ion is not accepted. this hockey 
     
     wrangling can well continue and 
     
     nothing vtti-l-l be retitled until the 
     
     teams decide it among themselves 
     
     on the ice again. But whatever is 
     
     done lets get it dotne quickly. After 
     
     all its not the Korean truce uro- 
     
     posalo that we're trying to oettvie. 
     
    

    
     I U 0 
     
    
   
   
    
     A tough break for it local team 
     
     was that suffered by the saint 
     
     Du.nsto.n'a University basketball 
     
     quintet last. Friday afternoon. The 
     
     Saints were scheduled to fly to 
     
     New Glasgow on the flrlt leg of 
     
     their trip to Antigoniah for the 
     
     opening game of their series with 
     
     at. P. X. Unfortunately the night 
     
     out of Oharlottewwn wu cancel- 
     
     led and the boys had to toardown 
     
     to Antlgonlnh by our. some 
     
     them had I hard time in setting 
     
    
   
   
    
     of wished to place his trunk. ”I hav- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tion of forming the greatest bas- 
     
     ketball team Saint Dunst-an's ever 
     
     had. 
     
    
   
   
    
     one 
     
    
   
   
    
     The remaining four members of 
     
     the team. Jack Reai-don, Gus Do- 
     
     rias. Johnny Taylor and Bob 
     
     Mooney a1l.have two or more 
     
     years of college life. remaining and 
     
     will likely return to S. D. U. next 
     
     fall. The four boys are Americ- 
     
     ans and outstanding ball piayers.' 
     
     Reardnn proved on Saturday night 
     
     that the xaverians' defence. no 
     
     matter how good. could not hold 
     
     him down as he broke through to 
     
     score 27 points. Gus Dorais also 
     
     had an outstanding aeries against 
     
     st. F.x. when he occired 18 points 
     
     on IF'rida.y anti it-.5 on Saturday. 
     
    

    
     . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dorais incidentally was named 
     
     after an outstanding football play- 
     
     or by the name of Gus Doria. who 
     
     teamed up with Knute Rockne 
     
     back around 1913 to give Notrg 
     
     Dame one of the beat ouensive 
     
     combinations American college 
     
     football has ever seen. They tell 
     
     an amusing story about the two 
     
     during their first day in college. 
     
     Bat” came from poor families and 
     
     Rockne had to work for four years 
     
     after leaving High school before 
     
     he could alive enough money to 
     
     enter college. when he arrived at 
     
     Notre Dame ho canted all his 
     
     earthly belongings in 3 small nutt- 
     
     cose. It happened that he and 
     
     Dm-in were assigned to the lame 
     
     room. After greeting one another 
     
     Doriu ukod Rockne where he 
     
    
   
   
    
     en't got one.” and Boone. "shake 
     
    
   
   
    
     to Bordon and one of them even 
     
    
   
   
    
     on it," replied Dorata, "we start 
     
    
   
   
    
     letlc Commission who also heads a 
     
     joint board made up of himself 
     
     and two National Boxing Amocia- 
     
     tion officials. 
     
    

    
     Solomons hasn't. yet received an- 
     
     proval of the 15-rounder as A 
     
     "world" title bout from the Brit- 
     
     ish Boxing Board of Control. 
     
    

    
     E.J. Tex Waltham, secretarv of 
     
     the BBC. said solomons' applica- 
     
     tion for the fight had heen receiv- 
     
     ed. He said the board would decide 
     
     soon whether it should be consid- 
     
     ered in "world" title fight. 
     
    

    
     In New York, Ghtnistenberry said: 
     
    

    
     "We expect. that Paddy Young 
     
     and Carl Olson will meet for the 
     
     American championship. We would 
     
     like the winner to fight the Ku- 
     
     mez-Turpin winner for the world 
     
     championship. If Young and Olson 
     
     do not want to fight. each other we 
     
     will take appropriate action." 
     
    

    
     He did not say what the "appro- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Witih Turpin and Humez signed. 
     
     the prospects are much brighter 
     
     that Olson and Young will fight it 
     
     out in May or June. 
     
    

    
     T111: International Boxing Club 
     
     hopes to stage the bout in New 
     
     York. 
     
    
   
   
    
     This is to advise my many 
     
     friends and patrons that I 
     
     am now associated with 
     
    
   
   
    
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     customers at Rayls. 
     
    
   
   
    
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