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at Prince of Wales College last night. The Pirates trounced the Welshmen 68-34

YMCA entry.

Wendell “Cleaver” MacLean had registered his lowest scor- ing total in three games last night when he racked up only 11 points. Dave Hyndman was the big man for the Pirates in this game with 22 point performance.

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Gonnell were in the double figures with 10 points each. At half tinge the Pirates were sporting a 21 point lead over the City Collegians with the score

ed the losers 32-19 in the final half.

twines for 11 points.

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Habs Retain Lead, Wallop-Hawks 7-3

CHICAGO (CP) \—Montreal| most allowed by Hall in one Canadiens turned Chicago goalie | game here this season, Glenn Hall’s 500th consecutive; By. National Hock League andjon to their two-point lead atop

Wednesday night by trouncing Black Hawks 7-3:

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