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In League; Defeat Red Wings Twice In Week-End

DETROIT, March l4 —(OP)— The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched third place in the National Hockey League tonight by defeating the championship Detroit Red Wings, 5-3, before 11,958 spectators. The Leafs thus meet Detroit in the lea- gue-pliiyoffs next week.

The victory gave the Leafs a fi- nal standing of 53 points.

SATURDAYS GAME

TORONTO, March l4——(CP)-— Toronto Muple Leafs rode into the Stiinley Clip play-off series Sutur- day by conquering Detroit Red Wings 3-1 oii the strength of a sustained third period offensive. i

A snap siiot ll'0lll the right boards by Norman (Bud) Poile at 5:51 of the final session broke up a ten- sely-waged struggle before 13.956 paid admissions and assured leafs one of tiie four berths in the Dost- seiison series Whl('l1 starts next week-end. With only" one scheduled game remaining, Leafs are assured at least a fourth-pines tie with Montreal Conadiens. If such a dead- lock occurs, Leafs automatically would be awarded the position 511108 they have won more games lihBn Montreal.

In their lest scheduled home gzinic. Leafs bided their time niter Don lthe Count) Grcsso gave Wings a formidable 1-O lead midway through the second period on a plav with Jack Stewart and J09 Ciirreth. Bob Davidson finally, little more lhnn a minute after the sun-t of the final frame, caged a p; win from 17-year-old Jackie

nilton to make it 1-1. Stewart, announced winner Fri-

d v cf the Calder TrODhv as the Lgiigiirls outstanding rookie, tallied for the third Toronto goal.

SUMMARY

Fin! Period Scoring-none. Penalties-J. Stewart. P0116.

Second Period

1—Detroit. rossc (J. Stewart, Car-

veth) 13:21

Penalties-J. Stewart, Hill Mc- Lean, Douglas.

Third Period

z-Toronto. Davidson (J. Hamilton.

Hill) 1:38 Z!—Toronto, Poile 5:51 4—Toronto Stewart

naid) 9:47 _ Penalties-Mutter, J. Hamilton. SUMMARY ﬁrst Period

1 — Toronto. Pratt (Carr, Tay- lor) 6:01

z _ Toronto, McLean (G. Stew- art. Poile) 16:22

3 - Torc so, Carr (Ta lor) 18:18

Penalties — Abel. Mot er.

Second Period (Carveth,

(Poiie, Mc-

5 (Watson. J. Stewart) 5:64

6 - Detroit. Brunetcou (Howe. Liscom-be) 18:57

Penalties - J. Stewart, Pratt.

Third Period

'1 - Toronto, Poile (G. Stewart, McLean) 2:42

8 — Toronto. Schriner (Carr, Pratt) 14146

Penalties -_ Davidson, R. Hamil-

n.

Close Racing Witnessecl‘ At Week-End Meeting

Fast times and close finishes were witnessed hero Saturday as Victoria Driving Club staged it! 15th ice race meet of the season.

Lady Hal made the best time 0!. the day, 30 1-2 seconds for quarter in

the Time: 30 1-2~

Wait N’ See (Kelly) 3i.

Class C Paco

the i Marjorie Hal (Moresiriel the first heat of theiJerry Brino (Cutrliife)

Class 13 pace, to beat Wait N’ See Times: 33; 33 l-4; 32 1-2.

to the wlro. . The results:

Clan; A Paco Scotty McKane (Moreside) 1 1 l! Princess Hal (McDonald) 2 2 2= Times: 31 1-2; 31 3-4: 33.

Close l! Paco

lady Hal (O‘Merii)

Olson D Paco

Billy Bishop (B. Barret) Holly Worthy (L. Kelly) Kasrava the Great (Beer) Time: 33: 33; 341-2. Officials: Starter. D. K. McLeod; Timers, R. Wood, H. Murphy; Judges, W. H. Beaton, H. Howard, P; Cudmore; Announcer, W. H.

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Gen. Giraud Declares Political Principles

Pledges Himself And Of The Free French

By was communal: Associated Press Staff yvritcr

AIGIERS, March 14 - (AP) — Gen. Henri Giraud, French civil and Military commander in chief, piedged himself and his North African government to the "rules of the French republic" today in his first full declaration of political principles.

Declaring he was the "servant of the French people" and not “their leader," Giraud embraced the princ- iples of the Atlantic Charter of rho United Nations and offered Gen. Charles De GEillllE of the Fighting French a union on the basis of a mutual oedge that the French people would be allowed to choose their own government when they are free and that. both would serve ‘under this government.

The General declared that his aims included the driving of the invader; from the French Home- land and the restoration of the Chamber of Deputies.

He said new elections for tne chamber would he held ns soon as. France was freed by Allied forces, which include French troops under his command.

Giraud indicated that eiectionll

PPJVFJ

FROM

His G0v’t To The “Rules Republic".

would be held as soon as possible foi- municipal assemblies and gen- oral council: in French North Africa.

Such elections will be let up to eliminate all Axis unfluences whether "measures or man" from North African Life, Giraud said in a possible reference to officials of pro-Vichy leanings.

Ho announced the abolition of all Vichy Iiegisiation, especially th anti-Jewish decrees, and the repeal of all racla‘ discrimination mea- sures, including a decree of 1870 which established a distinction be- tween the native Moslem and Jew- 15h inhabitants

Giraud addressed a meeting pro- testing German annexation of Alsace and Lorraine.

The most interesting nort of the speech to most observers was Giraucfs pledge to govern North Africa» according to decrees of the pro-war French Republic, and to relinquish leadership as soon as France i; freed.

___.___._._________ NOEL COWARD

LONDON, March 14—(CP>- Noel Céivylnrd. who gag] witlh lhlléloeéllil. a orqua , a re n a . The playrlchr. fell n1 iesFvl/eck. y

Ava-v HEALTH AND PLEASURE

SKATING

AT THE FﬂRuM TO-NIGHT Glamorous ICE FOLLIES March 26th.

FSL

The Well Known Trotting Stallion “LIISTY FRISCO”

No. 69806 3-207 l-l

Sire “San Francisco, 2.07

3-4. Dam “Gaeity Guy”

by Guy Axworihy, full sister to Lee Axworthy, 1.59 l-4, world trotting champion for years and dam oi’ six In 2.10 including “Galeiy Mite", "Mr. Chips”, “Glendower", “Lee Nympthe.”

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Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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Defeat Dlack Hawks 7-5

puted goal. New York Rangers staged an raly tonight to close their home

League victory over Chicago Black Hawks.

The defeat cost the Jiawxs a chance to clinch a spot 1n the play- offs, leaving them only s. point ahead of Montreal Canadians vrith one game to go for each of the cgngelnding teams. Attendance was

,1 .

Montreal Army Defeats Air Force

MONTREAL. Match 14 -(CP)— An overtime goal by Johnny Ma- hafiy gave Montreal Army a 3-2 victory over Montreal Air Force in the second ganle of a best-of-three Quebec Senior Hockey league semi-final iind forced g third game to decide the series. Air Force captured the first contest 8-3.

The deciding game is scheduled for tomorrow night.

Back _From Three

__(Contin\ied_ f_r_om_ PageJ) thick so we jumped out of the dinghy and hauled it to the next space of water. Sometimes the ice would break bencnth our feet and we would jllllli) into the dinghy. again,” he said.

Resrurs Companion

Captain Wade then recalled how he had to pull Captain Moe from the water with his teeth after he had gone under t0 his shoulders. "I couldn't grab

Our clothes were wet but we didn't mind the cold the first couple of

Captain Wade and his companion watched their rations

coffee but it soon froze," he said, Kept Minds Occupied

Asked how they survived on their small rations, Ca-ptain Wade 5.1m;

that W“ the W111’ thing to do under

them out. The

Something." With

hanged their rations almost ex-

Cﬁptﬂin Wade

by the ion 1 . Arctic resﬁnlogbligaliliavllglﬁssillldtlig

suitable place to bu 115st niem on 18nd. 519x91 dug a Diace in the snow and l n _ - first niglglleVl/lltigglng bag ‘or the We built ourselves m 1g] started the gns stove w that It h

Wade and his companion made Sh“?! Inﬂimgmthgir home for two days out; The lust night we

new lrilome I knew we

Mﬂkc ﬁsh Hooks

During the third day on .1, Shilmliﬂc they started to make fir; hooks from nulls and used rabbit "l" l" a ""11 They launched

d, ,' Y 10111118! to the next

‘Sbml-‘Qn — a. native village miles

dQYg; lliie fjord. e new our exact destination had no doubt f Dﬂlr started S O rescue’

I und. t uaze a little b.§’i.3§“,,‘,l;§”,,,,d,,_ ___________________

NEW YORK. March 14 -(AP)— After tying the score on p. dis- f,l‘,,"’ﬂ§,ff,‘,’,‘j,ke°y,,,

exciting third-period night“ The game Wm be season with a 7-5 National Hockey Friday nggqt. Wm,

811d his comppnwn cculdnw‘ ﬁnd a more Olll 11d final deslnation. "then we waited amen" the and whiled awa

Kecp__Mlna I

' Royals To Make Trip To Play Sydney Juniors

The Charlottetown Junior Royall

will go to Sydney this week for

the deciding game in the Maritime layoff series for . it was learned from officials of the club lagt Played m liters, e S no Bruins, ended in a 4-4 tie. y y Earlier the flngi gagng nod been scheduled for Tuesday but the Royals obtained a postponement. There was some uncertainty for a time whether the local club would b6 able t0 make the trip.

Montreal Playoff Hopes Dim

BOSTON. March l4 —(CPl— The play-off hopes of Montreal Canadiens were dimmed still fur- iher toni t when they blew a three-goo lead and drew 4-4 with Boston Bruins.

Only a. surprise 'l-5 win by New

York Rangers over Chicago Black Hawks kept Oanadiens in the run- ning. one int down to Hawks for the las play-off position wit-h each beam having g single game to play. Canadians did all their scoring in the second pbriod onlv i0 have the Bruins rally in the third to tie it uip before a crowd of 10.00] in Boston Garden.

Thursday. The first game

stood the position we were in,” said Wade.

Trip By Dog Team The 35-mile trip by dog team to

his wmpamml" the native village then bepu. ‘Ihey

made the Journey in seveir and a. hair hours. "It was fun driving cver the wide expanse of land. I felt

him with mv hands because of the v - y *- . good and ran most of the way.

heavy clothing “e were mam"? said the adventurous airman, his

features wreatlied in smiles.

Captain Wade and his companion

days. It was s ow‘ , d m, -

venture "Taﬁzedlngbgﬁlt 3 S0535 Bléglggitgslliile effects from their ex. above zero‘ cold but for several when" rcachlnz an outpost I would wake .. ‘ I Y- up in the nights with a terrific We brought 51°“? " $3M" lull 0f burning sensation in my feet. l would go out and stand in o snow bank. That relieved them." he said.

"I didn't even catch a weeks after

Lived on Seal Meat

At the native village the pair

"w° 849W“ H "hvdllle for every ‘ivecl on seal meat Asked how he 35f 3111f‘: gncﬁhetddinlzhy- It kept liked u... food Captain Wade said c p‘? and I mink "it was delicious."

"The natives eat every part

those circumstances We phmled a the gen] That jg ho o‘

i i _ . . w they get all certain "m": eaﬁlﬁualsgr "Zgldflanlid the vitamins necessary to the body. seemed w leave Us ir-we kept dgﬁlg Plllgtnte part of it and let it E0 itt

"We spent Christmas in our

and m! diizghyhaitidnNew ‘gear: in htﬁo

Clomrade {many leached me Show na .ve u. wasn a appy o .

1m _ Th i, < - day season but it could have been e e dlfnculﬂes aggravated worse," related the flier.

The two airmen journeyed to two sts before reaching their

our time by ski- ngdand had penty of it," said a e.

___Y,_: Li‘... home BRINGING UP

Officials Friday night took o gloomy view of the prospect-l.

The Royals operated on a string all season and funds were at rock bottom; and in addition difficulty was encountered in gett- ing permission for players to nuke the trip. Several are student! It Prince of Wales College.

Both troubles have been ironed out, however.

|i.B. Juvenile Hockey Playoffs

FATHER

SHE WA6N'T_ K HO E T

TIPPY AND “CAP'_' _W_ST_U»B

. .___.____-______.._____-_______..._ . ___.

DAIJ-IOUSIE, NJ, March 14 - (CP)— Dalhousio Su rior School and Saint John High hool fought to a 2-D draw Saturday night in the first of two home-and-horne games for the New Brunswick Juv- enile Hockey title. Winners are ex- pected to play the Prince Edward Island champions. Saint John High won the Provincial Interscholastic crown last Friday night by defeat- ing Campbelltori.

Glace Bay Wins Intermediate Title

HALIFAX. ltfarch 14 -— (GP) - Gace Buy Miners won the Marl- time Inteirnediate hockey title sot- urday night, defeating Halifax Navy 3-1 to take their home-and- home, total-goal round b7 l 7-4 score.

There were no entrants from New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island‘ in the Intermediate championship race.

OUT OUR WAY

beavers Win Protest; Game ToBe Deployed

samr 101m. N-B. MIMI 14—(CP)—A rotcot today ll! Saint John elven was allow- ed b Frank

resident of the Amateur Hockey Association. and a Maritime semi-final I!!!" won by Plotou Sh! yards Sli- Ill-day night will rcllllllﬂl here tomorrow night.

The Saint John protest WM on grounds that Pictou dressed l1 men instead of the lﬂlXlIhlIIIl number of l0 allowed in a P111?‘

off.

After their 10-5 win over Beavers Saturday night, Shill- yards had an ared ready to play the Ha for R. C. A. F. cam for tho Moritimc Senior llockoy Championship. Pictou banished Beaver-o ozide lilo“ tlha

threogomooo IIO e u: heat-ln-fivc IOIIIl-ﬂllll round. The first score W85 8-6 after overtime and the second, 5-2.

Last night's amc was tho lint to be play hero by the two teams. The unexpected m- hock to Plctou, as a result ol the protest, moan: that Saint John will see It least another game in the series. If Beaver: should win tomorow night, the remaining game or gamep also will be played here.

Bert. Steele suffered n leg Injury in the first Period loot night 5nd Pinion replaced him with Topaheo in tho second.

"We thought we were with- ln the rules when we dressed Topsheo and still think we were," said Bobby Benton, for- mer Beavers player and now coach for the Shipyards

"However. we'll play the Bu- veru tomorrow night and will enter the game intending to

n. Mr. Gallagher should know the rules but we still think hi: interpretation of tint Iii-man ruling wn n poor one."

Piofon had Heaven beaten

Drillon s" In Fine Game

MONTREAL, March 14-101‘)- Gordon Driilon nlﬂyinl hockey u be has never played for Canadians before, netted threi goals and forced the Montreal C uh into a 6-6 draw with Chicago Black Hawks Saturday, the ecision left the Canucks with a thin wedge forced in the door to the National Hockey League play-offs.

SUMMARY

Firlt Period

i-Montrenl, Drillon _ (O'Connor, Getiiffe) 1:20

z-chicago, Curse (Hamilton) 6:10

z-Montreal. Benoit (O'Connor, Loch) 8:38

kllvicntreal, Blake (Loch. 3811010

s-Montreai, Drillon (O'Connor,

Getliffo) 18:25

Penalties-Allen Loch.

Second Period 6—(4Jl;g:ago_ March (Hamill. Curse) 'l--Chicago, D. Bentley (M. Bentley, Thorns) 8:31 B-Clhicngo, Moslenlko (Purpur) 13:- Penalty—Wlebe.

Third Period

il-Montreal, Lach (l-laiunomBiake)

io-Eéziaicago. D. Bentley (Thoma)

ll-Chicago, Curse (March) 5:03 12—Montreal, Drillon (O'Connor,

Getliffe) 11:43

Penalties-None. all tho way lrlt night After shooting two goals aglinst one in the opening period, the Shipyards players put the garno into the bog In the second, which ended 7-4. For good measure, Piciou added three before the final gong.

Loldbelier and Willlomo led the lcorlng with three each, Williams collecting his trio in tho second period. Schrlebor shot two goals and Kink Mac- Donald and Topshce each had one. ‘For Saint John, Crossleiv; Sherwood and Garey led wit two each. McIntyre was tho other scorer.

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Daliura, Wilson Meet This Week

mow YORK. Milrch Jackie Callura of Hum; Lltd hlS newly-um, N ng Association C Piﬂnﬁlllil on the lil. gagkiewhvevnl hemm” ‘i a ison u rtisr Boston.

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-—-—-_-_____ Remember When (By The Canadian Press)

key Associations renounced serm- man hockey end tvxo halves 25 years ago today. All" seeing Kitchener drimi’. ,

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