ﬁlo Galveston and how Choyn-

Noaro ‘bashed I “u” s1! comer: st $900

eluded ' g: thoulghftil aker in the third. 0

i‘ “MCIS. Jolmmn

remained hl oi . l“ which ‘I do l-dsys dul-

oer“ u Ii d on. tbs ¥0LL18 Negro,

,. d. Johnson was a fairly scientific

wed 411w with Jerri-la was fought in

$18"- 13in of their great pitch- ggillv ill a straidht cash deal.

mt Re s with only eight

Rim

w‘ ‘Seeks no asking to be traded

?5;;°.‘l?.“‘é‘ll3."“l?“.‘“§.:l“$23M: Entries Being

rilg-rlesgz-irgot-tlhgeel nallvgs or 1 H . .. e o _ . o elr two National E2314‘? peil- ﬁﬁipfifgli} ggltlllsiollihéltl,‘ aeyntrlés with is in nghlmilhdﬂw the me p, ir commute’ l

"W " " ﬁél"lli‘.'."tl.‘..l."i.o%“‘lfﬁ. Fl-bruary 6th

J. F Macbeod Chairman Games Committe" wpry ' I

i orld Elsa-ﬁgs, ' lain-lapel

lwhnoolrelqusd wit; tow-rue’ f

team 5 9° ﬁlm second place liavy team.

u“ the title st the beginnin m.» form that was expected

111 the lee e. The

5 rcl llrll an

kaniltlll‘; . .

Air Fbrce last night tailed to

hey have ex- hibited in their previous games. without attempt-ink to form an llllii inr their defeat the Airmen were minus several key players for

show the form that

the ﬁlﬂlllgle and did not appe

at w have the same attacking force d. "

thtl‘ usually exhibitle O O l the bitter end.

d! t lﬂ-It nlcht put ﬂflrgl into their h s ‘ o

nlalning scheduled g5 meg, O O I O

included on their ll l i‘ night was a Britlli bi? l

Reddle Reddis was making

rim start of the season and gl- thouzh not figuring in the Air Force goal nevertheless proved gective every appearance on the

Joe Choyoski. (ho "c m mi; imor" whose vinegar-hzl-lfeliﬁg

WIN!" Mo! ssrried his

ds to a ill-round dl- with wllm Joffries at 230, dig: Bun‘-

My one 0d ti! l t i; figures d loo bars e ue gig“ oi the s was H. I O O I mun-Id. aw of Pittoburgh, mo. Vﬂvrlfnrtletlw do! when s own on

aiiecttd his ring fortunes more M1 my msnaserlsl advice. Ime. Choynski recounted to his

Er} “I used t h‘ f n . ‘may or

. 15" -.~':~=r~.=-"- o"

is of the art wiescribed

linden lilo-i "in no sense a killer, but c

I forerunner of the type oi’ fight- l’ who learned early the value of dance over brine. strength."

lyweighttglory-during a month

spsnm It,” jail st Galveston,

flies on Ohoyn ki h h d 1i J-iall. the Aufstrallatrjl?’ thgnwn Sparring exhibition tour, blew

W“ lnmortuned to o) .8.

_ t s. s I 1t looked like easy money. Joe

t was all over-until if! arrested the two l’

e Pit rgher eon-

"whe" ho merked." one ac- incident observe

hie 'i'h ht in oynski st Q I rounds w":

Y.M.C.A. Mo

Playoff Spot B,» Defeating Air Force 6-1

ves Close

d incl-suing their marlin on even terms In the hlt or losing the margin they‘

o: ihlrdplses by s solitary

ip the J Rome saw; ' m. he r d t kl" opene ou o ml,

Pud w_

winners undisputed them trolling the Navy lqund

Ohihawks 5-3

. FY?!)- 2 —(AP)-

yo!

fnatlhg Ci Hockey gue last “h; g5 e upset the Al; Force

an in so doin embed w - w ...2:Hll.*:=..r.s:..-:.-. neither team hitt y, one of the favored squads ‘t’? i m, season have failed to ow

them in recent gunes but last nigh; they ave a. passing and rkgllllg disp ay at times that Lodes no 800d for the other teams y were Credit (or heir victory last night. m outcome was never very mum in doubt once the winners hm rung u‘? three goals without the meeting between rand Navy on Thursday night next at St. lDunstan s rink should a

of the Air Force net w hand a drive into

little better than l. er Jackie Kane, edin the right boards picked u

the losers blueline open corner oi’ the cage clean as Exactly one minute lat- er as the winners still continued to enjoy a, big margin in Kane got his secon

back-

feat Chicago Black

League lead to thre e a 10.314 crowd at

the

will d goal of the e was on the scoring l d d s lay with Woo l e n uar A l-Bostoil. I33 Jackson “if gM“ more gtuﬁe , ~ esso . 'F01‘Ce were g 3_Ch'°a5°~ 7mm"! flespeilatelyr hard to break into the scoring but poor work when in close ruined three great chances they worked right’

in the

For the first five minutes o! the period also the two squads tooth and nail with both chances but e scorrlg finally be an again it was the

however they battled right to

A: the score mounted against them they fought. Ill the harder and although the

we y efilrlite or a a - l berth nevertheless theyp a¥e still in the running and will have to be watched closely in their re-

kﬁton. cowley (Boll, Hollett) Penalties-Tubal, Cain, Crawford.

at At 6:04, Whitlock, game of the sea- son and a constant threat, went tiiul play to lo the draperies. ounter Y were

Penﬂllies~lri. Jackson,‘ March.

so. m llbeahlstrom ; (when. 8—~Boston. Adaacksun (Boll, Cow- levl i862

Guldtfill (lninorﬂ and misconduct), Dahlstrom.

BOWLING

HOLY NAME BOWLING

Seconds after the c shorthanded two men as Gregory d MacDougall were chased

w the timers but despi

te four and ks the losers could ugh" ior a counter. Less than two minutes from the end of the period Y made it 5-0 as Cudmore rifled the puck home on a pass from Ste olete the period scoring. The third period was easily the st Both teams throttle wide open and J, became more rugged and g, ir Force finallv broke the J, goose egg three minutes and four 5L h start when

ps scored from 20 feet out as earwater fed him a puss. Whltlock and Apps were chased the timers for roughing to leave A h rthanded but neith- breakthrough as d five a side. For the fin

ut of the encounter both d chances galore due to poormarksmanship but

play W.

his

g mate Stewart.‘ goaslcd J, 1-1 then drew the goalie b) p the prettiest goal of the

- not break thro

they. a1 ten’

569. ﬂywheels. 2899-High total. Flywheels: 5 points.

Msgnolos and Carburetors»-

arwa Poulain, Keller, cuyler, Reddis.

YMiCh-Goal, Cudmore; de- lcnce Carmichael, Squarebrlggs, forwards. Vlfhitlock,

udmore. Wooiridge, Referees-P. Power, L. Jay.

_ 1--Y.M.C.A., Whitlock m: H. Paquettc. m. MC

Saints llzlve Men Well llp

4-Y.M.C.A.. Whitlock amt 0.5..

18 .34 Penalties-Gregory, McDougsll.

n Francisco Nov. 30, 1&7 O O O O

Cincinnati Reds sold Paul Der-

ln Standings

Th] 6—~Air Force. Apps The two Lamontagne 3'04

-l_v'.M.c.h.. Whitlock (Stewart)

“"11 Manager Warren C

5- was troubled with an old

l l ule on Monday night with s 7-3 “W. l:i%..-l’3l r."“.:::::="..:l - n- Arm-v n _ <1 H m, rerun“ "m, an éamed_ {aka a 4-point lead in the | lun jyyjfprrﬂ n; 3N; U . .

are

“vnl;lO€\:ili\]‘El’.tB§ the agcfoffh 36 he M “w SDI,‘ w‘ . ra e as one o e games L’ Lunomun, ffslﬂﬁgfctgie! plwtherr when h: R umontum

m b - . con no was sbou M h 0st in the National Llcague

. “orbes £311 Men in his of! vear of i942 “on”,

Higgins , , , , MacAdam

Gill's said Derringer wrote from

ggalked only 4B men in 29 winter home ln Sarasota. Fla.

‘K Derringer said his wife did

or want to. rl-‘turzl to Cincinnati. Gllos would not disclose the w’?! the Cube are paying o

f r hagrr- arms‘: ‘hi; Playoffs d:

conch the Re . O O O O

plea-t hlnkssig Qunsltiangs gnivtelrg-

l1 ' st, 0c ams c m »

Gesmaennolmced the deal, which m; or thgycm, League standing

Dllmers on ‘hen, 1943 1,05,!“ garnered 2a scoring points apiece - - - .

[rm-l _ , _ games. Points were u. $652. 333.1’. s°.‘.“'£%..i.‘°¢.%’l? "w dim“ 8

l2 .5 Penalties-Whitlflck. Appl.

0.ll.l.. Standingl‘

s m. hed out their sched-

h

Regal ‘Flour. Play In Full S

yl g m; ma! Flour ico-

phy (lynntiliwd it the cur-uh: Club

with H. R- gsrrutgleg l

wii heduled. m‘ “llhlifr-s saénzuuts

I P-lil. 0. Kennedy vs Ind Drisooll. loo No. l. -

m‘, Ice No. Lineups of rinks:

estcrday

I.

RI Quigley A glgi o minutes lat- down ﬂ Fm" E. 1d!” “.1”. Cow k J. S. Moore W. R. Seaman. Bklp

11 nilllo Entered For Sentner Trophy

ts d f the Sentner Play star to laying; being m“

15o is u follows:

w. 'M. Bears vs A. L. McPher- N . l.

“$3.”; l-ﬁlghes vs C. H. Black.

vs B. I. Bpllletté

Trophy with l’! ered for the pla Todayh sched l P M.

Ice No. 2.

W. R. Adams 1c: g0 3 é, '9. Jardine [is Hon. T» A»

. F. MacLeod vs W. W. Lord. Ice N F0

R. Cam J

o. 2. llowing is the list. oi rinks entered

_ Team has. l to com- H“ n8 P. S. J. F. Maclcod

Team mo“: R. Williams G. E, Chomp“)?!

Team No. 5 Chas. H. C. Aitkinson

C. H. Black

Team Nu. 1 J. R. ward

ETQWN GUARDYAN -

Will Decide Winners Tonight '

l0!’ i110

event o!

cide the winners.

following res

A. V. Bell 9-8 . Col G Pull l

their third match of the day.

Juveniles Practice

deemer Rink at 6:45 pm. to-n ht. son, Curie , Josey Brodie

Remember When (my The Canadian Press)

and 1940 and the N. H L cham- pionship in 1928. and i942. The Am- ericans never got to the top and disbanded in 1942.

cnrrlchl. or Mnniops

TORONTO, Feb. 2 -(CP)— Cri- ticism of methods employed in raising the Presbyterian Founda- tion Fund of $500.00‘. was voiced today at ameeting of the Toronto Presbytery ,of the Presbyterian Church of Canada. Presbytery voted 35 to 20 to approve the fund. l "If Christian giving is an act. of Faith, why should we put such a. campaign into the hands of an ad- vertising agency?" Rev. Neil Mll- ler of Bramptgng0ntagisked.

Team No. l5 Tum N0. 17F IL. H. Kenndy ‘H. H. Cox Cleaver McLean Lloyd Stevenson

T.W.L. Prowse Fred Moore '3, G. Hughes Dr. l}. S. Giddlngs

Team No. l’!

. . Jav Chas. Stewart

"crank MacPhee W. R. Cruikshank SPARES

Skips-G. W. MacLeod. Mates-Dr. J. P. Lantz. J. C. Molltzonlcigrz M. MacKlnnon. “Znds-sterllnz Benton.

Clarke, Sinclair MacKav. C. C. Monteomery, Walter Wilson. How- ard Mclnnls.

lsts—J. P. McIntyre. O

H, W. Ives Dr. H. MacIntyre

F,‘ n. McLnlne

Team No. 13

Stewart McKay G. M. Avard

A '1‘

. . M . Nichol non. TA. R0, smqﬁi

. H. Johnston. Henry‘ Callback. Guy Scott. Bill Munroe,

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Montreal Stock ‘ Exchange

n“ Quebec Common: oration buttons will conclude a tho Curling Club tonight when w, n. Crulkshankb rink meets Dr, 14, McIntyre in what may be l‘: “l.” "fr?" .33; hilt‘. ‘lit’

e oe s o’ ' bank nu los-

th ilrst m: ssoond gnu: bnsgwss; the m 01:10 teams will have to be played at i pm. to de-

Three marches were pls ed in the competition yesterday f-h the u .

llletcdumod n. n. .? V 5 111st d footed . . I2, 1x0 will; Dr. ﬁntyrs won his way to the

ls as he came throulzh with an 11-; win over the A. V. Bpillett

‘The following hockey players are requested w be at the Holy Rs-

McKlnnon. Haughty, E. Jail. Jil- Y. - BY. Judson. B anchor , Trainer, Morris. .

L. Martin, E. Martin, Corbett, Mc- m’ Millan. (Canadian Press)

New York City l6 years ago de- manded more hockey. The Ameri- cans were drawing great crowds and Conny Smythe of Toronto organiz- ed another team -the Rangers, which won the Stanley Cup in i928

m:

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