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IVIDE-OPEN GAME

The ﬁrst period opened fast with Merchant taking the puck from the facecﬂ’. but he fell as he broke thrctlgh on Casey. The Crystals ussin‘; attacks were clicking as Iowatt raced through to bounce a shot off the Oxford goalie. Cahill was right there to bang in the N- bqnnd at 3.40. Checking was at a minimum as both teams showed a liking for a wide open style. At 10.47 Homiit, Steele and Campbell combined in a rapid passing. at- tack with Howatt sagging the twines. A little more than a min- ute later Llullunt blaze-d a hard shot but Allen made the save. Schurlnrln raced in to poke the loose puck into the cage. Play be- Bﬂme ragged as the pace slackened. At 16.51 Howatt carried in before passing to Bowness whose hard

drive went over the net. Dickie was on the rebound to beat goalie Allen from close in. With four

seconds to go Howatt took Cahtils lispst 10' end the period 5-0 for Summers?‘ .

lcilreo For Colts

At 1.48 of the second period. 1!. Blair flashed the red light for Ox- ford as he blazed a blue line drive that Casey could not handle. Play continued ragged and loose passes about the nets spoiled several scoring chances. At 8.21 Howatt split the defence to coast in on the goalie and lire the puck past him l5 he dove. The Crystals were caught shorthandeci but Oxford mised several clmwes through over anxiousness.

Gallant breezed through to blast Allen with a bullet-like drive that the goalie hardled. but Cernbbell pouncedcn the loose rubber to poke 1t. into the net. The period ended Crystals ‘I, Colts l.

Mai-chant Brilliant

The third period saw the Colts begin to carry the play to the Crystals. Merchant. was the spark- lug oi’ their attacks as he kept reaking fast on his brilliant poke- checking. but Casey turned in a smart 1,..me as he kicked out plen- ty of rubber. Howatt turned play- maker for tho Crystals as he set

‘Stewart Scores Winner As Amerks Defeat Rangers 3-‘ Red Wings Topple Bruins

NEW YORK, March 6—(AP)— Old Nels Stewart Inade his 298th National Hockey League goal the winning marker tonight as New York Americans laced New York Rangers 3-1 in an intrscity game.

The Americans’ win broke the ‘neighbolhtxid jinx" that has d -

ed them all season, before 14

ens.

The win put the Amerks onLy s point behind the Canadiens in the race for second place in the loop’s intematlonal section. and stopped a Rangers’ winning streak of four

straight. Patrick sent the

Rangers out in front in the first period, but

that was the end of their offense.

as Hooley Smith tied it up before

the period was over. Stewart scor-

ed 1n the‘ second period, and Joe. Jerwa sent in a fluke. tally in the

SUMMARY First Period iiﬂangers. Patrick (C. Smith)

2. Americans. H. Smith (Behrin-

or. Chapman) 16:49 .Penalties --l-1extall. Holler, P. Wat_on (lo-minutes misconduct).

Second Period

S. Americans. Stewart (Ander- 15.42

con. Wisemm) Penalty —J

erwa.

Third Period 4t Agnerknm. Jcrws 10:6‘! Penalties —.Ncnc.

STILL IN FIGHT

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BOWLING HOCKEY

WREST LING

Tho final guns Referees Horb Bushton

the stage for two lﬁoals. the first at 6.42 when Cah flashed tho light and the second as he slipped Campbell a quick pass that the fast-skating iorwan blazed into the draperies. At 9.58 M. W soloed in on Casey to start the Colts on a three goal scoring spree. At 13.13 L. Wood drifted a long shot that caught the corner of the ‘net. V. Mnrchant paved the way for the third tally at 16.1’! as he gave M. Wood a blue line passthat saw the latter score on a w drive. A minute later Walter Ar- senault. playing his ﬁrst game for the Crystals, blazed Hewett‘: pus into the cords to end the scoring for the night.

There were no penalties in the third period.

Lineups:

Oxford Colts-Goal. I. Allen; d0- fence. P. MacLean, S. Allen, L. Wood; forwards, H. Blair. V. Mar- chant. M. Woods, G. Moore, G. Miller, K. Leslie, L. Leslie.

Crystals-Goal, Casey; defence,

' f Sch

man. on Steele, Dickie. Walter Arsmault. Referees: Herb Rushrum. Spring-

hill; Earle Arsenault, Stunmetside. SUMMARY

Thompson) 10:31‘:

Ilrst Period 1—Crystah, Cahill (Howatt) 3.40 L-Crystals. Howattt

(Steele. Cunplbell) — - — 10.41 | ii-Crystals. Schunnan t

(Gallant) —— 11.32 Ii-Crystols. Dickie

(Buwness. Howatt) — 16.61 5—-L\'Iyatals, Howatt (Cahill) 19.58 Pmalrties: Moore.

Second Period 6-00115. H. Blair —— -— — — 1.48 7-—Crystals, Howatt — — — 8.21 tale. Campbell

(Gallant) ~ — - - — - l7. Penalties: Howatt, Gallant, Schur- 11511.

Third Porlod il-Orystals, Oahill (Howott) 6.4! talc. Campbell

(Howatt) —— — — — e- 8.36 ll-Oolts, M. Wood -- -— — 9.58 12-0011-3, L. Wood — -— — 13.13 18—Co1ts. M. Wood

(V. Merchant) -— -=- — 10.17

14-Crysta.ls, W. Arsonrmlt (Hows ) — — — — -11.1a Penlltlm: None.

2-2 scvm mlnutm liter. Howe up law-is’ second goo!

Just 28 seconds after the ﬂnolpcr- iod started but Bclunklt again tied the score.

EUMMARY

First Period

'1. Detroit, Lewis. one a. Detroit, Howe (Mother) 1'1:-

“PQIII-ltlﬁl -Pettinger, Jaduon. Second Period 3. Boston. Schmidt (more) ‘l:- 4. Boston Getliffe (Bands, Clap-

per) 14:46 .

Penalties -So.nds, Moi/tor.

Third Period

6. Detroit, Lewis (Howe. Hud- son) :23

6. Boston, Schmidt (Bauer. Hollett) 13:

7 Detroit, Lewis (Howe) 18:08

- Pmalties -None. LEAFS, lF-CANADIENS, 3 MONTREAL. March G-Toronfn lo leafs poured through Mont- Csnsdioru’ defence for a 6-! victory tonight and all but assured hhcruoolves of ﬁrst place in the Notional Hockey league's Canad-

ian division. Victory left Toronto nine gums ahead of the Mimtreelcrs wi but

ﬂ to . V: of “w, close to arac- omd. sew Mcntrclls ﬂmt sumo!

game in more than two years. IUMMAI!

First Porlod 1. Toronto, Drlllon (NPPI. Roe- ner) 5:00 2. Toronno, Apps (Homer) 16:-

O11 School

lead in the middle p

Taylor and Miller‘

goal apiece. B. n

Home

realms —-Horncr "

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W. Jackson (Bdl.

c. ' , Boil (mum. 11m‘- nnl) 11:91

“Sh” Ivrunto, Dillon (Hamilton)

m6. ‘lmuoto. nmom (App) 1a:

7. Cslaolmc. Lupine (Joiictl

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‘IIsland Titlists DisplaylBlack Hawks! Offensive Power Running, Drub Lowly sUp Six Coal Advantage

, The Summerslde Crystals defeated the Oxford Colic 10-4 Qt the Crystal rink. Summcrsldc, Saturday nlght in the ﬁrst of i two-gums total-goal series for the right to meet Mcncton Maroon: for the P.5d.- - carrlod a comfortable margin of the play _ is the Oxford boys fell down on their pulsing attacks.

- will be played Monday night In Summc side. of Springhlll and Earl A. ruult of Summoraids handed out but four penalties in one of the cleanest games soon here this season.

Maroons 7 - I

CHICAGO. Much Chicago's Black Hawks. " rlmpages" have few and for between this season. went on one tonight as they rout- ed hapless Montreal Maroon: in s lgtional Hockey League game. '1 .

The ‘easily won victory was nonc-the-less sweet for Bill Stewart's club as it. held an ad-

vantage over Detroit Red Wings. who tonight

defeated Boston. two full games. Earl Seibex. and “Mush" March,

to

each bagging two goals. paced the Chicago offensive. Paul Thompson and Seibort scored in the fir t per-

iod before Bob Gracie caged the

lone Maroon goal ear-‘v in the sec- ,

0nd per Seibert was over and Johnny Gottselig scored before March counted twice late in the final period.

iod. Oullv Dohlstrom- and tallied before the stanza

SUMMARY First Period Chicago. Thompson (March,

1. Ggttselig) 4:49

. Chicago. Sel/bert 18244 Penalty —Shonnon.

Second Period

3. Maroons. Gracie (Marker. Shields) 8:38

4. Chicago Dahlstrom (Bhiﬂ. Connolly 14:82

5 Chicago. Fetbert. (Gottselig.

Penalties —~Evans. Third Period

6. Chicago. Gottsolig (Jenkins,

Trudcl) 1. '7. Chicago. March (Thompson. i Wgﬂae) 13:01.

Chicago, March (Johnson)

10 : 56 Penalties -<None.

Prince Street‘ School Girls Defeat S.H.S.

iris to the score 5-0. in a fast and

arion Taylor. Prince street strengthened erlod

H. S. pressed the the final period hough o goal-mouth they fal

o. Hogan and o. MacLeodl hund-

led the game.

The lineups --

8. H. 8.: Goal. A. MacLeod; do- fcncc. E Walker, F. Walsh: for- wards, M. Bernard, J. Bernard, O. gentry, M. LeFurgey. D Mathew.

P. B 5.: Goal S. Partﬂdg; dc- fcaoe, M. . ill. Sinclair. . An- drew; forwards. M. Taylor, M. Mstheson. J. Miller. _

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Kelly, Carrie

Kelly and Harry Currie Charlottetown. scored burgh

al American Hockey League cision to Ohm-lo Cliff

Runblcr scorers.

arton with one

on Currie‘: goal. ..___.._._.__ chownsn cancerous

6 (A P)- whose come

before 10.000 fans at the stadium

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New Glasgow moves to Wolfvétll;

wlhtiahwo-goclnmrginin Ironwood-helm

- writes 8c a result ofanli-ﬂdoclwlohovcrtihevalley the fo/v- rive-goal in ﬂhc final period to earn largo 5 lead, and as one game is being played in Wolf-

ollmi:

teamllrkinyrxigirlzainoe ociteshadtostagc-a ral. thonomtoo

ville, there are few prisons

ing out on any limbs and mylxw il- New Glasgow

issuer-taint willheinther

ney but ‘Uhe oecond game

Junior A its facing their first test In is year's Maritime junior hockey paydowns. meet

Amherst St. Pals tonight at the Forum in the first game of a. home and home total goal series. St. Pots. defending the three rovince crown, they‘ have won for e past two seasons. likely provide the locals with the stout- opposltion they have et faced. Although the Ripley, Low ley line will be missing, the Am- hcrst team will ice a squad very nearly on a par with their former booms. Abbies will have to bgosocd if they are to draw first bl in tonight's encounter.

ion

thelgr oppoition without apparent exertion. There is little doubt but they are the strongest junior team ever to represent the rovince on the Memorial Oup trei. How for

they

the result of Throughout the

schedule attendances

very meagre but the tea

Saturday. Summercide Blah girls’ hockey team were turn- ed back by the Prince Street School

eerily contested game throughout. The openlnlg period ended 2-0 in favor of the ocal school with both oals coming from the stick of

their th

but, sl- many times they reached ﬂh led to score. The local girls added an- oimer to their lead when ‘Ihylor again scored.

the fans to rally behind the young-

sters and show them that they on solidly behind them in their bid to recapture the hockev honors that was theirs in the 1934 season when they were only eliminated by the

Interesting

Matches At

...E“s..'.°"'."..'":*""“ P "‘ I t o roll ‘ cl played ‘lot the C urdny afternoon. SkIpﬂ-kf).

Estella‘ deli-sting Dr. gieuytzikmcleod‘ Cup-Junta n was es ﬁxer-c orlnh we§1moa m extra ends before

cusslon pertaining to clu mat- ters was held.

Score In Win

(A. P. b Guardian's Special WIN)

PHILIIDELPI-IIA. March 6—Potc both o1 the Pitt!- goal: Saturday night as the ts dropped a 3-2 Intemetioin- e- Phiiadelphio Ramblers. Mason with two goals and were the Crosslcv Sher- wood. saint John. drew an mist

033110, Much c-Dcmlnion be minton champions crowned

h Suturd ro: . ‘Moon's shaves-Yacht: Bcmls, Von- OOIIWI. , wwecéangmugnglcc-ws. W. R

ilori doubles-Jock stoma and Rod P .

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Navy Scores

Navy scored a the Bombers after five

Club bnskebbcll league. game urda-y right.

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Nova Scotza SeniorHockey Semi‘ - final

‘Will Be Resurrted Tonight

6-401’)- Nova. Booties team

THE 0F THE MARITIME CHAMPIONSHIPS

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AMHERST- shares-

r Well Here-It Is MARITIME

Junior Play-O JUHIUR

TONIGHT

YOU'VE‘ BEEN W A I T I N G FOR THIS GAME

Playdowns

MARITIME ‘ CHAMPIONS — 193'!

ISLAND CHAMPIONS -— 1938

, to say nothing our cleaning up the circuit ‘ggyoffn.

la the provincial plslydowrm, only tiho most biased gave the M! oharwe to tame the Bulldogs.

indication or! the game. H089 forwards were a bmised and boh- tercd 1m. vtghien tihe Mlmersduienoﬂ

A SIZZLING,

RESERVED SEATS, SCIENTIFIC

FIRST 3 SIDEItOWS-Mc. NEXT 3 SIDE ROWS-(ﬁc. NORTH END-ﬁe.

Yeti. the 2-0 score wa" a

The Anolgonish-Giaoe Bay game doesrrt help the experts out any Pllillﬂl‘, Glace Bay won 2-0 cat“

n-Befence Of Junior Title Here Tonight

cot couple of hom town boys e

FIGURE SKATING INSTRUCTION THIS MORNING

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LE URII HOCKEY LEAGUE ClPSIll-l‘

Maroons 2-0 In Torrid Tilt

shin. out of the season and the league championship two games

10d 1h 1th r rope w

(0. P. b Guardian's 80501:! W meet Charlottetown Junior Ahog W“ " wells tomorrow night in the first

of a hche-and-homo series

downs. , ave lust several of the player. that. swept iiho beam tn its 1937 pinnacle but it still is c. rful combination-and If:

pro ise ward Island Champions plan

tltion.

Gray, play-making ccntn the first line will not see action in Charlottetown but ho is expect- BIIIObQIXIShBPQIWIJIO return

ednesda

ed knee in an inter- scholastic 551m; 10 da. th S . ts

wore out to some e stort. The Leas first lino who l6- oounted for all the goals

m‘ “w” m“ guns came .thro

scored a 2-0 win o h B‘ u" m?"

Stagelia nd_ Triumphs In

Photo Finish i

ver the invaders

Paquet slammed home. A min-

Tomnw pmmwm, uh and a mu later Billie Chcvcrio

from Ernest St. ﬂu Bnilns was called ﬁlo tho blue-lino for an off-side. period

The second _ period

m eashlomde msrcughsndtum

All season

00 they have been bowling over Will-m“ "nmmd

and two mlsconducfs. 3 5 mam can bu, ‘ ‘mm ‘w°°hmu° mi ty .0113, as the 1m OhBmPIDU

t Cheverie whose some Anita ha?-

qwry d.

adlens. highly-touted Junior team More than 50.000 snoﬂthw 1w ‘but that. square supporters u m ﬁ out that the team “d l b? °' games in three n WWW- ailm - M" and was not at f PM: later 100k In 11-2 Oonodienu at Hhlifax.

The 5t. PB-Ia teain MK be d“!!! OWID DR-ll

carried on. Tonight with an entire season's work at stake It is up 00 W581i. H0318 100M

cogoals the Bruin nothettmkodthcwsfcr secondgool

a... .. ti‘ “also. 1 . own. Oalkmllhawmrds‘ B m and when

Bell. . Bdb Brien. Errol Gray. max amt: Peterson Don N

famous St. Michaeis college team in Toronto. Ami-mast‘. N.__S..___March_6:_

A. Leard came on the

nted the Maple Leafs with the

Trophy emblematic of the 1 for 88.

Bathurst Team Files Protest Against Hawks I

Pa. 111389. Offi Clarence fhmpbcl and Charles McVeigh. BUMMA

lint 1 Toronto, Parsons‘ 13:18. to. Amuwowler) 16:58. : Rob .

Curling Rink l

Brnhi: Goal Emea Dulu- fence. Jock Molnllun I m‘

the ﬁll?» Q-WM. A111 1M in two mil-lulu. Ambrose MacInt e; Box-words, “d”

( J dimmer ma. or

who’ t Rom man 2. shields,

0.1m» o. rdtsnus ILIWINI (MON III.N.B..% 0- _____ March s-(seu-

urst charging tho ed i to m“ his ‘iota sum

t t two members c1 wks were

MT. IDN WIN POWNAL A“G mite of the horsl

l . prllovtllvcvsmelimlnated Bathurst from the playdowns .. t agher said he wo

Would Compete F o r ' W0 in e n ’s

Hockey Title,“

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tomorrow ni ht.

barred and Ba

Saint John Pun mmews Zmon‘

The Islanders. s team or Prince Iﬂwcrd Island women hookoyiofc. would play in the Dominion

' mils N81‘

at Montreal

according to Information av

hare. Participation of the d on their

nusconduct t. era sufficed to qt. o race-off inside

Ma y A gain Hockey Result-i ‘ »

Change Dates

Close Victory

J.-

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ta and were rewarded when . slammed homo the _ Chandler cleanly. Qliiview cased for the eq moCosum broke away on Grant to make 1t 3-1 and end

Bl-BIQ- ' Saar the; game Roy ghwan§lor gym ‘o ed on’. gamma m: ill

mm‘ u follows- IIEAIEIon: , C,‘

34-31 win over of

minutes overtime in an extolling Holy N321: tnmwwum be Con“

five Charlottetown 0167' era and a similar f

Bummcraide has been oocchingth

Dates for the Msrltim

It was the close-m and bsst played of~ the schedule. The Bombers

n11 11, they were chang- ed to March 1'7 and 18 sometime

I80- uld lik be The new m’ new“ n“ of hockey plsydcrwnl ~ hui caused the changes.

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5, Amateur: 4, New York Rovers 1

Remember When

B110. Igllllltﬂd 5i!“ we»; ‘Games:-

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4. : A Mlson B. 8.00mi- V. MacDonald

rs . mtg. mm. 14hr o some your "Bluebird" over the,

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