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Reardon Pulls Victorylfwiidﬁ L¢8i0l1 T08!!! From Defeat In Last 1W1“ Madhllﬂht mill. Minute 0E 3rd Period‘

[By Syd Thomas)

MNPREAL, March 27—tCP)~~ The fighting, driving spirit of huqq- Kenny Reartlon sparked Montreal Ctinadicns into a Z-l \v.ii over Boston Bruins in an overture battle here tonight before a roar- ing crowd of 11.874 who saw the I-hibitants take their second ‘naught win ln 1110 Iicst-of-sencnj smnipy Cup Stfllll-filiyill.

Rpﬂhlflll, rushing. hustling Irish rﬂrguard of the Flying French- men hauled victory from defeat as he [mngcd home a goal with tinly 5g lClfDllﬂﬂ oi’ the third period loft grid then rnarld in with old hard

“We at. ,.h Chamberlain, lllll-‘i-ifl‘ “mp 111111101; tn set up Kenny YWKQi-il’, iviiiiiiiit; goal after 5:115

qr the sudden-death overtime se\-

nan. i

1r was a heart-breaker for Bruins “it iiieir sparkling goalie Frankie Bl‘..'li~'(‘1(, who ]11¢'l_\'(‘f1 his heart out 1n the third period as clllliidiCfllx “e19 in on t\vo 0t‘ tlirct- danger-z oils rushes that looked lahcllcd.

Bruins. who outshot Canadians, 1n regular time, hail taken ,1 big 1.u lcad at the 3:02 inurk of the; nrditie frame when Bobby Batter came in with Bill Cowley and Porltv Dumart. on a neat pass gust-k, He outguesseil Canarhci goalie Billie Durnaii and found the corner o! the net. .. 1

'l'he teams now more on to Bo.- tun f-ii- games Stttttrtlay and nest,

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'1'=i»»<.i|a_\‘. “i111 Cnnatliciis ii‘.t.‘l'-t. uliciiiiing favorites 1)(?t‘1ltl>(.‘ all tiiezi- driving. courageous finish lo-

11- t and their scasoifs rt-coidsI Q\'|'1' Bruins. Caiizitiiciis won 111119‘ anil tied two in l2 games with;

Boston this year, Bruins‘ only Wu coming on Montieal ice, 1 Both squads lore out front thcl lng whistle, Bruins tintslzot Canadiens 10-2 in the first 11011011,} a ‘ii-uisiiig 20 niiiitttcs thzit saw fire 1yrnnl|ios liaiiticd Out. llifhlh-I big a major to Chamberlain \Vl‘.(‘lli

he drew blood in a high ﬂicking; ckihange with Don Gallintzer otl Bruins“

‘There were only two penalties, in the scctintl 1-"ri0t1 us cilllllﬂiClli riinie ramming in aflsr B1lllt‘i".\i goal. and Bruins toll back uli their defensive. Montreal had the cilJc in shots, 8-5 1n this session. iiiit

for the entire game Bruins forccil Bit Durnan to handle 21 shots Iirainst Brimsekis 19.‘ ‘-

Canadians showed their fighting spirit. in the first yicriod whcii- Billy Rcay and Rcardon wcnt off in rapid! succession and Bru-ns went all out for a izvﬂl- Only suii-

erb net minding hy Durnan anti the close checking and covering of big Butt-h Bout-hard and hts

mates hold the fort that time.

Reay drew a 10-minute miscon- duct penalty with only five min- utes ot regular time left as he protested tan vigorously whcn .\lurph Chamberlain was rallcti on a hreak through.

He was still in the box as the |am9 ended. but Canadiens Punch Line and the “Pest Line" of Mos-

llchinson Scores Technical Kayo

MIAMI, Fla. March 27---tAPl- Sugar Hay Robinson, welterweight rhamplon of the world, tonight lrorcd g technical knockout over Bernie Miller of New York City lri 1'32 o1 the third round of thclr ill-round non-title tight.

Miller hit. the canvas fiyc times

("iachman ended telling blow was Jaw.

Robinson weighed 151i 1-2, Mil- lct" 149.

the fight, Tho a right to the

doll. Chamberlain, Peters carried the hattli- to Bruins the entire five odd nilnutcs of overtime play’. Both teams laid lt on hard and licavy and nt various times Egan.

Gallingci- and Henderson had to 1:0 n-ft fur repairs a". slashing

slit-ks ilrew blood.

Crawford also was badly batter- ed and saw n0 action in the last half of the game.

Stimintlry ‘First Period Si-viring: None. Ponnltics: (ialliiigi-r, Chamber-

lain tniajoi-i. Rcziy. Reardon, Egan. Second Pcrlod b-Btistiiit, Bauer <Dumart, 00W-

lcyi 3: Pciialiis: 1il'1.§('l. Mt-(jill . 'l"hlril Period . QvMuntreul. K, Ttcrirdtzii tltzwln‘ ard). 19.08. Petialty: Rray 110 minute mis- roiidtit-tl.

0\t'l'11IIll‘ Pcriiitl 1l-~Muiili'i-ul. i\Iu.~iii-ll IK. i‘ -' on. cllilltlhCllitllll 53S. Penalticw None.

i Lewis Promises Aid

g To Maritime Miners

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n dcccnt standard 0T1 .

tonigih‘. by 1 ll\l‘1 1

aascciatcs of LPWs nftcr hi- wlth lcadcrs of district ‘Jti ht‘ the‘ lluitcd .\linc \\f01'kt'r:; ti\.l~‘.1..i,

who chine hero frrni Nora Scoiia.

'l‘\\'ti wholes. ago thc l'ntcn con- lribtllfcl $310.00" frnn its irriisitry to nld the striking 1i\l1\(‘|‘5 and thiwr 1 families.

*0criliiii1,wfireen 1

tBy Sid Fctlcr)

hEW YORK. March J1 4A?»- Froin n11 you 110,11‘. it would zippcar‘ that Mari-cl (Jordan. the European, iIllt1d1t'\\'O1L‘111 champion, will 111:1 1110 M111’ tighter in Madison Square; Garden's ring tomorrow nigliL! Howcvcr. Hnrc-ld Green says hel will show up. us long as the suh-j way ls rtiiiniitt: from Brooklyn, l

Whats more. the rugged {ne-1. hydrant swatter out of the tough Brownsville section ls unimpressed by the buildup whlcli seems to be yniiitctl at making the “Marcel Wave" froni Front-h Africa ,1 surn- hinatio-n atom bomb and 13-30 hombcr. Iiustlitig Haro-ltl insists it makes no difference that prac- tically everyone ext-opt his immed- iate family is saying it's too‘ had for him in his IO-rouiidci",

If he should win. as ho expects.

Bout Tonight

il

would cause confusion among (a) the bookmakers and (b) the steering committee of promoter

Mike Jacobs‘ 20th Century Sport- ing Club. tn say nothing of the

paying customers, who are nu- pcctccl to bulgc the Garden at the scams. Ccrdan caught the fancy

of the fans in his New York bow

last December and as a result, promoter Mike Jacobs‘ ticket ex- perts are looking for an "SRO"

crowd of close to 10.000 and n catt- of 5120.000.

The bookies have iundc Certiziii, 5-10-12 favorite in his 100th fight! of his career. He's racked up a0 knockouts in his 12 years in the rum. and lost only two bouts. both

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MARCH _z_a_._ 1343

The Sumiiierslde Legion team 11151 111K111 ire-a 111g J.W. Mac- Naught Trophy, emblematic of the hockey championship of East Prince Cotuity when they defeated tlic Borden Nationals 9-7 lu- a sud- dun-death game at Bedcque Rink. Burden won the rainy to the finals by defeati-rig Kciisingtoni iri the bﬂlll-lllltll series.

After the giillip Dr, Austin Dei- tuiey of Sttnimmzside presented the cup to the victorious team.

Liiictipsx a

Suininersiclc~Goal,

Casey; dc-

itence, Shields, Woudsidc. Grady,

Davis; forum-its. CL Bernard,

[Jcigtir-"i, 'l'l'illll0l'. McNclll, S. Bor-

11- rd. S Gallant. 1-2. Grady. Borden —- goal. McAlecr; de-

fence, Lore, A. Oatway, Mclsaac; 1't)i'\\'t\l'(1.<. Richard. F‘. Oatwgy, J. lint-r: h. P Darin-h, Glill. Mcliniis".

h‘ IMARY

First. Period.

iDeiglian, Hcrntiril Ffrainor) .1 sitii. S. Ualiuiii twoodsldel -i.-Niitii,x.i~l.<", l-' Oatway. 5 --Lcgion. Deiahuu, 6- Nationals. McInnls ti’, Dar-

- 1‘llf‘1l./\ Oatwuy). Prr '.1.1l1(‘5——:\/IL‘NC11|.

Second Period.

7,-Niitionzii~. .-\ Oatwtit tl-Nailonals, F Oatway (J. Dar-

rarhi, 9.» Lcgiuu. G. Bernard. l0—»l..egiun. ’I‘i'nintn- iGradyi.

11.——1..(‘,l1tlll. (iftifiv tT1'_\1-i1<‘-l'1- 111-14“! ' ~in<ir iIJeighanl. 1 Penaliic Gtilltnt, Richards. Mclttxiis. Third Period. 13.~ Legion. 'l‘rziiiiiir. 14.~N.-itionals. J Dairacn ti" Ontw . Richardsi. -t ‘ F‘ Oiz-ltiray- (‘Rich-

Pt‘ll1\111l"‘.l-—Mt'NC11|. MOVE T0 END

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against it aiiyirny.

/\1l.~\\‘(‘l'l1‘.f.§ l1l't‘ll<-l‘i.\'\‘ s; bclittlctl .‘1i11[‘lll"l111§ inzirgiiritic was not u: l butter and that the bill \ . "abuse of hbcrty” of tarmrrs.

llcfcrring to a fortliccvnuig con- fcrntico kinking to reduction oi’ 1n- tornatitinal trade barriers. he said it would dcnl with inntii-rii of in- tinllcly greater importance than Wittlhrr Canada a.iu\\:. hcr "ptopie to have olcomnrgzunnc.

lie deprecated the argument that. (Iauadais ban on this product could br- uscd as n bargaining weaPoll 1°

: bring tradc. cc-ziccsslons from other

countries. lli- doubled that. the United States would offer any large concessions for the r1111"- 1° export ii to Canada. -

1i’ Qleomargarine were sanction- ed in ttitnziil-a, most of it. would pi-Qbpibly/ be made here.

Ok-omargarine was ‘Vhvleimlle- nutritious and mucih loss CXDBH‘

sire than butter. Ninety per cent

oi’ Canadas consumers would ap- prove making it available when they couldn't get. butter.

1| 1.1111 1m“ said that. the bill

would be “ttvnomttef if sent- to i110 tionimotis. “Since when have we become the protectors of the other ma“, ((‘_@mimon5)?" he asked. I have not been irwiare of any PM’- tletilnr solicititdc by 11ml K111311159!‘ for this one."

The Senate was an independem body and should act independemw- n. dcfcat F. bill affecting million! of consumers would seriously injure its prestige. Many individuals and organizations had written him. stipparting his action. Virtually all nciivspapers had supported him.

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flown The Alleys

HOLY NAME ALLEYS

K. of C. Leaguo

Dreudnoughtsu-

S. Dolron

T. McAdam

Fr. Cass

L. DesRoches

Low Score . ..

Chunks:-

E. Mi-Donald 136 215

L. McDonald 161 1'13

Reg McDonald 178 192

A- Doyle 116 1J9

W. Campbell 93 133 739 811

High single '1‘. McAdam 270.

Hltrli three R61,’ McDonald 605. Points»-

Dvcailnoushts z 1-2; Chucks a 1-2. Suckers:-

199 226!

C. LeClair

W. Mt-Innis 112 1.51

J. Ctimpbcll 207 193

P- Curler 113 15.41

Low Score 151 109 Total~2350. 1 Hot Shots:-

R. Bradley 232 225

J, Coady . . 167 11c

1w. Smith 135 139

E- Kclly 151 12B

P. Ready 204 149 '1‘o»ta1—24'12.

High single R. Bradley 262.

High three R. Bradley 719. Points:-

Suckers 1; Hot Shots 4. Shamrocks:-

A. Curley 213 234 120 S. Trainer ..2li 109 161i 1.. Butler , .206 185 24c L. Murnuuhan 200 112 217 Total-MEI. Aces:- F. Gallant . ..165 262 1S7 M. R. MacGuigan ,.104 156 174 C. Costello .. 200 109 120 C. TYBIIIOI‘ .. 127 192 106 'I‘ota|--l962.

High single l". Gallant 262. High thrce L. Butler 637.

Po-‘inls:—- Shamrocks 3 1-2; Aces 1 1-2. Rangera:-_ E. Doticctte .191 226 150 A. Ward . 136 218 227 R. MacKeiina. . 147 14-1 E. Gallant 115 139 E. Cullen ..154 113 187 'I‘ota1-2462. Ping Ponga:— H. Gaudet . .. . 144 lol L. Doyle .. . 133 zcs H. Power 154 137 R. St. John 153 192 E. Corish 214 193 Total—2592.

High single A. Ward 227.

High three E. Corlsh 595. Points:-

Rangers 1 1-2; Ping Pongs 3 1-2.

Ladies League Tum No. 2-

J. Rogcrson .223 153 213 G. Bagnall .. 150 1H4 M. MacNeill 215 132 L. Callback .. 1'18 193 M. Brady . 132 101

828 805

Tea-m: No. 8-

N. MacDonald .. .. . . 203 129 196 D MacDonald .168 217 153 J, MacDonald . 152 157 G Barbour 221 .126 B. Roper . . ' 155 116 ‘ 812 874 748

High single 223. High three 589.

CIPTOWN ALLEYS

Commercial League-Final: Stead Bror

W. Stead 187 L. Ward .. . 176 G. Newson 207 » B. MacDonald . 182 188 R. Whitlock 134 164

Falcon Spare

Goalie To Be In Stellar Role

(By The Canadian Press)

MONUIDN, N. 8.. March 2'1- Serviss Ransom. who came to the Maritime: as spare goalie for Cornwall Falcons will be cast in a starring role when his team meets Mloncton Hawks tomorrow night ‘ii-i the third game of a four of seven series tn the Allan Cup quarter-final. Hawks lead the series with two straight victories.

Ransom will again replace Pete Piquette in goal tomorrow nig-lit. Piquette received a deep gash in his cheek when hit with the puck in Wednesday night's game. Five stitches were required to close the wound.

Beezy Fillun. Cornwall stringer, will b:- back with tho team after missing Wednesday night's gaunt.» due to a wrist injury received in the ﬁrst game of the series.

The rest of the lineup will be the same as that used Wednes- UY night when l-iawks won 8-1.

Tomorrow night's game will be; the last tilt in Moncton. Folloiv-i ing the game the teams will leavol for Cornwall where the fourth game of the series will be played.

Egg And Poultry Market Report

Egg production continues to in-

carlots moved to drying plants last

were inspected for other Maritime po-ints and Newfoundland. It is ex- pected that shipments to Britain will be resumed before the end of March. Prices remain at the same level as last week.

'P.E.I. stations are quoting for ungraded eggs delivered:

A large 30-432; A medium 2S-30; A pullets and B 23-24; C 17.

Graded shipments dcliycntl Charlottetown: A large 35—36; A medium 33—34; A pallets and B 20; C 22.

Specialized producers are’ re- ceiving for cartoneil park: A large 40-41; A medium 38-39; A pul- let 33.

Poultry receipts are light with no price changes.

MAIN PORT More than '15 per ,cont of Argen- tine foreign trade is handled tltmtlgh the port of Buenos Aires.

Total——2549.

Michael Bros;- E. Callaghan E. Michael .. L. Doyle G. Michael G. Gilli:

Total~2784. High single G. Gillis 2'16.

High three G. Glllis 651

Points:-

Michaei Bros 5; Stead Bros 0. Tonight at 7.00 HY Grads.

K. of P. league

Knookoutaz- J. Crockett J. Langille . V. McPherson Low Score . A. Acorn . ,.

Totu1-2184.

impel-loll:-

High single J. Langille 259. High three J. Langille 703.

Maritime Championship — 10 Rounds

ACE McCLUSKY 15B lbs.

SEMI-FINAL — 6 ROUNDS

Lightweight Champion Kl D POULTON

SPECIAL TE

WEST END TEAM VB. EAST END TEAM 0—ROUN‘DS—6 BEAU JACK Vi. T|GER STEELE KID, PETERSON vs. ROCKY MILLS EMMET GALLANT vi- K113 11519 KID RYAN vs. BUD LUND

RINGSIDE $1.00 Tax Included

THE WHOLE PROCEEDS GO T0 THE L. P. U. SICK BENEFIT FUND

L.P.U. Boxing Show

SPORTING CLUB ‘ Tuesday light — April 1st — 9 p.m.

VI.

vs. RED DAVIS

1591/2 lbs.

Nova Scotiu Champion RED McPI-IAIL

AM MATCH

GENERAL ADMISSION $1.50 Tux Included

crease. Quality holding well. Four.

week and carlot and lci shipment~ i

Two Horses Killed In Steeplechase

‘Q < . - . . '1 he Home of “bportin bonds" and LIVERPOOL, March 27-tReu- L" '_ ' ~ . tcrs)—'I‘wo horses were killed and ' ‘ (‘yQIQQ all 16 horses entered in thi- gruel- ling Stanley steeplechzise fell here today 1n a. sensational race that covered part of the course over which the Grand National classic will be run Saturday. . _ Two jockeys were able to re- :-——~ ' ' " 'A mount a d tht-v finished 11141 unit Biltvltl" 1111-‘ l‘ ‘*1 51"“ m1“ second. n h 1 the horse and 101111‘); 11701131111 ‘$11111 Billykln, the ivinner. yas iitldcii1 liltititl strttiiiiilig t‘l\\|l ii. (-11.9, by jockey Tim Melony,‘ who ht-ld 1'L‘L(‘1\'(‘l1 an ovation when they 1113111111911 wealghlinecluse on to his moiunt after falling at ‘ turned to the winners enclosure.

the fem-e after Valentines ton he On" .lf"'1lf‘.\' W“ “PWWQLV 11111111011‘ NEW YORK. Mari-h 2T i/\P~— Grand National Course; and ic- \\1il‘n 1'l\ 1101*" 1011b Fl 1111711 $11111. A], "Mum H, surmgﬂhp} CUM, m. motmtetl when lie saw only ‘ '11 B“‘1"““ 11”“ ,1“ "W" 11.1"" ‘ tiny Niall-It'd that Fallirr Uitiii" 110F545 1911 511111111"!!- “151 1"“ “t” |“_H“| m1 .11"; “m? Negro cult lczidcr. iiiaiutuiticrl came down at. the next hazard and‘ ivatci ‘ha iid but li .l'lt1\1“,\ 15“1‘--h_\-r)nnu(. Sway“ 0W, [he 1mg My, Mvlvny said "1 went on will 11lEll~‘l1‘-‘1 1li1ll">‘- iMary Sheldon Lyon, aa-irai-ciit N51 W55 955V- t “""“ " ' recluse. du ed her into. 11i'11‘f‘\‘1n

September Air came 1n 10 iiilh- 911151111 F5111“ 111'“). ‘he hail “dilvlnc power" and s?» utes later aflcr his jockei. .\frii. , , ratiscrl lici" to lcaii: .5 1111111 ,-.. C, Blacker, was thrown at 1l\lll'll* ().ll-1 1'11 i: 1111' .~ 2'1" ~11 111» my“ 1., 1,“, ,-,,,-{,.,|.,,1,.,,. h. 1.11,‘, Bet-hers Brook-reptitcd to bt- 111" land tltlll ti. ,1‘ l» i-i 111‘ 1l1"~1- "m, ,-,,m|-.,;\ worst hazard on Grand Nail-inn‘. - t'.11\,-11> Dh Wm. H m“. sl|kildl.“' 1,1,. 6011150. A1l01119l‘ lllvkvy \‘~'?l!"111'11€ tlit-r of tl ucalthy wciiiaii. mat." 1110 T899 31- 3591191‘ 3100b “511131‘~ y the tillc |1l(|ll.~’ i1; filing tibiextiotis the horse and held 112511 ttiil‘! l-‘it? 1,, 1H,,“ u; ‘m. .>.__.H Unwugy‘ h x. Blackyer (‘Otllti rt-mtitiiit. 1;,“_\1\;-_ h,

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