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DECEMBER 21, 1936 J-IE CHARLUTTETOWN‘ GUARDIAN P.~(;l-: Slﬂflﬁ BOWLING a . BOXING HOCKEY ' . BASKETBALL WRESTLING ,

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Malpleledfs - -Turn Back Amerks 3-1

TORONTO, Dec. 20—(G'P)—De- lasting New Yonk Americans for ihe second time in three nights‘ lbmnio Maple Leafs tonight were tied for second place in the Nation- ‘1 ‘Hockov League's Canadian Di- vision. A slxlrkling 3-1 win from Rad nut-ions tram here Saturday “he moycd them up on even terms Willi Amcrks and Montreal ildnions. The encounter was the most nil-ll l‘. Toronto has seen this season’ l} (he players used their bodies lreelv. but. the game never really p‘, out o! hand and only sevm rule».- penalties were imposed.

all‘. 'l"lloms_ star Toronto centre. pieamd (he 12.770 fans by producng the bOSlu game he has playcd on Toronto ice this season. m» ])1‘i<§(‘(1 to Happy Day for the thy, gm] oi the game and scored Toronto's third in the second per- brl rl-llh Bob llmvldsons help. In ilelsvvorl those counters Gordon Drllioll fmmor- Moncton boy Bad scored for Toronto and Art Chap- nan lo: Americans.

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First Period

r. Toronto Day (Thorns) 17:47. Pcnully Wknirfloisch.

Second Period

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Sports Writer)

NEW YORK. ‘Dec. 20-For a pennant-winning ball club, New York Giants looked woefully weak up there at the plate through the 1936 season, according to the of- ficial National Ireage batting re- cords. released today.

Putting the official okay on Paul Wancrﬂs individual hitting champ- ionship and an asrortment of new league records headed by Chuck Klein's four homers in one game. the averages show the Giants largely outclassed when it came to wielding the big stick.

With big poison Waner lead- ir.d Pirates’ batting barrage, the club es well as the individual hit- ting crown went to Pittsburgh. Waner batted .373 for the season to take the title for the third time in his career.

0tt's total of 33 homers gave him sole possession of the long- dlstance title, after he had tied for the leadership in '32 and ‘34.

For individual batting perform- ance, 5t. Louis’ Ducky Medwick was just about tops from an all- round viewpoint. He hit .351 for the season, taking third place be- hind Waner and Brooklyn's Babe ‘Phelps, who wound up with .367; rut a new National League record in hitting 64 doubles; tied a league mark with 10 hiis in 10 straight time: at bat; took ihe years championships in total base hits with 133, and in total bases, with _367. along with the crown for two- baggers.

New league records also were accomplished by Gus Suhr and

= wording to Charle Barbour, trainer

$30 GOutfits Big League Hockey Player

MONTREAL’ Dec. 20—(OlP)— What’ the well dressed professonal ilorkey-player wears on the ice this DFTROIT DH. ZOMDPUOH Red winter rnsis his National Hockey win.“ m," ‘for firs,‘ pm”. in m, “awe "Pam al’pr°x'mat°ly 930- M‘ National Hockey League's Alncrl- can division until tonight, picked "KP" Mﬁlllml M~'“‘°°"='- up .111 additional two points tonight

The h?“ c?“ °f mRMMB-l-s 15 as they gave Boston Bruins a 4-3 "ccessary w 3"“! the 595" W551i“ defeat. Twelve thousand attended. protection. and at the same time. Taking advantage o; penalties

for American

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excess weight," Barbour said. “Thel leg; 1n the first three main essentials in selectlnglgrabbed a twmgoal lead, and a]. equipment are protection. lishtnessi though the Bruins produced a and dllra-bultlﬁ" bruising counter-offensive they did

T0911 Weight of uniform and e- not manage to tic the score. quilimcnt worried by right winger The great first line oi’ the Red Jimmy Ward of the Maroon-s is 1'1, Wlng1—Marty Barry. Herbie Lew- 3-4 Poll-Hub‘. Lionel Conacher’ de- l and Larry Aurie-llad a hand in fenceman carries 17 1-4 pounds andi three of the four goals. Anne's goalie Alex Connell 21 1-2 pounds. i pass to Johnny Sorrell sct up thc

The difference between wing and l first, with Shore off the ice, and defence equipment. is due to the, L-ewb: scored the second assisted length of pants worn, Barbour sald,l by Barry and Ebbie Goodfellow. while Corulelfs comparatively light Ray Getliffe, formerly of Char- padding is explained by the fact. he lottetown, got the is one of the lightest goalies in the counter early in the second period, N,H_1,, and reins“ gym-g, pIQIQQ- and PcieKelly another former “on smmge to 53y (he sucks of Cllarlottetowncr, BsJisted by the goalie and player weigh about the Elisa? COUIQICFEG alt lzlzllldto Put same. ' c lngs wo gods area .

Tommy Gorman. Manager of Aurie lifted the puck past Tiny Maroons, estimates this season's Thompwﬂ l-°_ End 9- tllfilling D1111‘ outlay for equipment and medical by the Detroit forwards early in supplies for his club will be approx- the third Period» Trailing by‘ ""99 imateiy $4,000.

Before each game the players don: one pa“, o! pants» approximate cost on a goal by Charley Sands and $550; one pa“, Show and skates tnencut the Wings margin to Ills $20 to $32.50; one pair shoulder g9“ f°m1 by a “W55 WW1‘? Whwh padssaoo. one pa“. elbow pads Lil Cowley was credited Wltil the $3.00; leg guards $7.50; sweuter Score- and stockings $6.00 luldergarmcnis $1.50; suspenders and other acces- sories t4.50; hcckeysstlck $2.00 and one polr of gloves 11.00.

Due to the strenuous nature of the game. equipment such as’, stockings and stick ilave a short’ period of usefulness and must be changed frequently. Each player also has a spare pair of boots and skates ready for emerseiicy- Five Maroon players, Barbour said. wear hand made shoes with skates at- tached which cost the club $32.50.

"As far as the Maroon club is concerned," the trainer concluded. "we have a great bunch of boys and nothing is too 800d for them.”

SUMMARY First Period

1. Detroit, Sorreli (Aurie) 3.35. 2. Detroit, Lewis 14.30.

and Goodfellow (majors). Second Period

3. Boston, Getliffe (Cowley) 307. 4. Detroit, Kelly (W. Kilrea and

H. Kill-ea) 12.19. Penalties: Howe.

Third Period

5. Detroit, Auria (Louis, Barry)

v 6. Boston. Sands (Cowley, Smith) Von Elm Wins ~ 7:35. 7. Boston, Cowley (Getllffe) 5.37.

RANGERS 5—BRUlNS 3

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aiﬁlftﬁ? ‘éii.‘."'..?“°irﬁi;i.?lr’. New YORK- ow Mew M former United Sta-to; Amateur Ranger‘? kept pa“ with Detroit Champion mmurcd me $15M Rled Wings tonight in their tie for Soumsm ' Cnziromm Open golf National Hockey Magllc sectional

Woody Jensen of the Pirates, and a. trio of Boston Bees-Gene Moore, Baxter Jordan and Tony Cuccin- ello. Suhr, playing in 156 games

. l , - ' championship today when he “m cadershlp dcfentlrlg Montreal

_ _ Canadians 5-3 to split a week-end fhtgdmllgf-‘I Yjéfémffxifjregr w“ double bill with the Frenchmen.

The blond bclter collected $400 Red Wings wore trimming Bos-

Rangers And Red Wings Tied

Hawks Defeat Amerks

not hinder the honkry player witni 33am“ Edam Show and 5m H01. I period, Detroit

first Boston ‘

goals, the Bruins took advantage, of a. penalty to Syd Howe to score 5

Penalties: Shore, Hollcit. Smith 1

Section Lead; 2". l

Cooper. Second Period

' l, (Jarladlens, Dcsilets, (Blakef 11Z57.

2. Cauadiens, Joilat 18.24. I Third Period

3. Rangers, Patrick 12.22

4. ' angers, Patrick 18.57.

(Cooper)

Overtime

5, Rangers, Dillon (N. Colville- Patrick) 0.25.

6. Rangers, 1.27.

7. Rangers, Boucher (Dillon) 5.31.

8. Canadiens, Blake 8.59.

Penalties: Lorrain, Shibldy. ‘ Gagnon, N. Colville.

Keeling (Watson) 5

‘ HAWKS Z-AMERKS 1

CHICAGO, Dec. {to-The lowly Chicago Blacks Hawks scored their s cond victory of the Na- tional Hockey ‘lueague season to- night by defeating the fast-fading

l American; cf New York 2-1. It was I ill: Hawks first triumph before the home customers.

S UMMARY First Period

Penalty: Lamb (major), Thomp- son, minor and misconduct. Second Period

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| 1. New York, Wiseman (Schriner) j 13.20.

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Penalties: Brydson, Murray, ‘ Lcvillsky, Shield". ' ' Third Period 2. Chicago, Gottsellg (March,

Tllolnpson) 3.55.

3. Chicago, Seibert 6.30.

Penalties: Chapman, Burke and Weibe.

Brenneman Gets Assist In _ Win

OIBVELAlND’ Dec. M-(CIIU- Walter Brerlneman, former Char- lottetown boy, paved the way for Cleveland Falcons 3-1 win over Providence Reds in an Internation- hl-American league hockey game isaturday night, when he passqd to lHanson for the winning goal after 'six minutes of overtime.

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(By The Canadian Press) To W, H. (B;ll) Cockburll. bl-lf‘.

Nels Stewart Z {Bill

"day Greetings

in Toronto 34 years ago LOZ1lOi'i‘(1\\'.

lCockburn was captain ~ ltcnder of Winnipeg Olylnplcs when

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Senior Group Aligns Wit/1C.A.H.A.

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CHICAGO’ Dw- 2°—@P’*M‘"" they won the Olympic hmlzvrv 8391‘ Red Button °t New York A_‘kCl1.'.lllDl0l1.5hlp for Canada at Lukv mﬂflfiﬂlli 0f ‘he Nmlona‘ Hmkey Placid in 1932. Bill went wc-i at lia- League 11111101111605 “might the Pu“ ‘ age of eight and has llrvrl Lilla-v» chase of Nels Stewart from Boston ever since except I01. a mm, h, Bruins. The big forward will {replayed hockey in Qupbeg

bosted his consecutive game rc- l Tarlnliﬂ Drillon (Jacksonl 11:13. °°Y=ldt°f7°4-t,~1°"’°"t lifitlﬂdte "fl" |A._..,.‘ _. C; 5-1- , recor or lmes a a. sepprlg 13min“ m“ wpman ( Cwmer to the plate 696 times during the

i Trmrllo Thoms (Davidmn) 14:12. 5°"°'.‘-. Perlnlllvs-Shill (2), Anderson. Km“ m" h°mm l" °"°

here for the first time on the In- tcrnational-American Hockey Lea- jgues schedule. Springfield Indians .toma.hawked the salt city team 6-2 l Saturday night, before a capacity ‘ crowd of 5200.

first prize money with a. card of ggnlggtuclfs gairgil§hcy§3?; :22 59‘53‘7°'73 on ‘he 93"” oukmont continue to divide first place ill the 50mm? Club c°urse~ American divi=ion (vith Wings.

Harri’ Eassler- m“? 39M“. cal" About 14,000 fans saw Lynn Pat,- DTO. Sprung the only rmljor U959" rial. tie up the game on iris second by nosing out Olin Dutra of Los

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- - Tuesd wh n A- l 8llme—°n Jilly 1° 88310531 Pitt-l" Anggles‘ fonner open title-holder, 58:2,. fnffﬂefgff‘ Qgﬁfﬂtfo“? $112‘; i '——'- Eggngnﬁgt Monsriai hzaroons l _-_--~—--- Th.“ Period burgh-gave the Philadelphia I101. second place. 1e“ l PITTSBURGH. Dec. 20—(AP)-— in New York I

slugger one modem record, and equalled another—tllat for extra bases on long hits in one game.

Mildred Barbe Dldrlksorl, lone woman player who ‘failed to quail: ify but continued "Just for full.

I‘ u “at . L t; g1. hPittsburgh Horrets of the Interna- um acqujffng stewarf,‘ said . Ceclli Illilor: purlsnlltlflnesells 3110111211312. “ mnaLAmerman Hockey Liague’ Dllttvn. "We have added Smringl Seven Aassle bi‘?

k y .N _ . “mu one Then Blltcll Keeling and Frank defeated Cleveland muons 3'2 to- punch to the club. Hc will

Pennliic.~'~~1(ell_v, Dorall t2).

For the Cardinals, ageing but . t d 1 best “m; or the lreet 1 . =duy in a. game that/started dully m m- d1» _.. . - . Ilhr- nlvcl r l ‘H_——— _ ' 5t?“ Spry Pepper Mum‘ came up tgdgﬁ- Insllllcr shOt z. 73' {Villﬂ h", gggcéslgkgdgiiﬁcvtldvdhrentalflfca’ $523k? ‘ and ended in an overtime perbd‘ usgdutfan slsolrcodlfliermed a dealt rr-e-cniorl . wtghu thebtltéle 13a P1111}; rsplecggllyo’! l a total oi’ 331. crs' defence for Canadiens’ third The teams played scorclessly 1°" wherby Teddy Graham’ Boston de- Th" G s a. ng a.- s. e e l

15 minutes of the first period, but

Canucks Down

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For 67 Runs

---———i— fenceman, goes to thc Amerks in a‘ them‘ l TORONTO. Dec. 20-(CP)—4?-J- Patrick scored his fir t goal on a the“ tallied three “ma! i“ we mm‘ trade for Waiter Kalb leisch. Gra- ~ The Pirates had w“ mles_ (‘Mulquecn Chairman oi’ the Can-"i- pass from Joe Cooper midway l "t" and “me seconds‘ 13°“ Dew‘ ham also will be in the lineup‘ (lrf-Wrll i--'<1'< (‘fllli Jl-I» R6 n e r S wane“ in batting and Aliky d‘an Olympic Comrnltee‘ said (o- Lhmugh u“, umd period H15 sec. Eon, Clarence Drouﬁlaxd and Billy ------~~—- ll into rill-cm‘ cruzfhvl ‘mill . n4 Vaughan‘; m runs scored’ wnh ni ht if the Canadian Amateur ond came at thc ilcigllt ‘of a New l Hudson scared the Homew three , » - . lnrvllatc l:')\(*l"-l'il' viii". iill- QHM ' ma’ Joe Moore's 160 singles led Hgckey As<osizltion was determined York offendve with all the men of 2991"“ and 590")’ s¢°tv°ld 311d l SYDNEY~ Au-‘lralml 73°“- _ 3}“ lv-r‘ All1.\'( u; ll. ' fkhvl-‘ililﬁu g1"departmméllxflggetltheggim: to we the much-discussed ‘Sour Mammmm m U". Canndim; 2mm Dutch Schultz tallied for the Fal- up scoring plays durng (he second. (MonrlervliCP Cable) ~ Dis Q A H A m ,;|,._ ._, wo crowns. c a ‘ -

cons. period for Obs Heximcr and Hcln- lplaced Australian batsmen (ml. mgﬂlng, l their first innings ngninrt Ell.

‘in their cricket test scrics. Eng. h

points’ ihe Assozlalionss test DIM The "would be to do so quietly Vbui. un- der no clrcumsirlnccs to writ: them

two tilird pcrlcd goals matched Canadians’ two scored in

~ ilulf iron‘. t.“ C A.

championship when Ival Goodman

retained the triple-hitting title, NEWJIAVEN. Conn, Dec, 24p.

TMOWFRE/illfalfc. w-iCPlﬂ Mth 14. ‘limo their comuhmon" ,f,f,°,°',‘,‘,‘e“§§{§f,:y,.ﬂ§§f"§o?§fil' (APb-New Haven Eagles returned SYRACUSE, N. Y2. Dcc. 20- l bowlers taking scvcn Antipndnwlw lie .\(‘0li('1"5——W110 painted only i . t hléh 19d (q 1n. The (m; 19mm‘ marked by c1559 io the victory column tonight and (AP)—'I‘wo first Period goais by ' wickets for only 67 runs by lunrx {foamy pycﬂgeason pictures for ————-——-——-— | The four 1'0 “S w ’ ‘ “ I ' " ' ’

skated to a fast 2-1 victory over Jack Keaiing. former Saint. John ‘time. 1311518110 dill 110i Willi“ ha“

hockeyist, failed to stop Syracuse 1 LLng today. dmlal-ln: at 426 run.

nlouncemcnt by the C AJ-LA. cl checking, was scorclcs.

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