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Detroit Shows Reversal Of Form Taming Back Manhattan Marvels 4-2

(C. P. By Guardiank Special Wire) _

DETROIT, April 8-The champion Detroit Bed Wing; ghud but gn.

to the Stanley Cup hockey picture tonight, whipping New yorrg amz. mg Rangers 4-2 to even the best-of-five series at one victory apiece be-

fore 13,491 paid customers.

,Again the speedy, smooth team that won the National Hockey League

championship from Canadiens of Montreal, the Bed Wings fired three goals in four and a half minutes past Davie Kerr, sensational New York netminder, in the first period. Kerr had been scored on but twice in 313 minutes of playoff hockey iiefore fonlght’s game.

The defeat ended the Rangers’ inspired winning streak that had glv.

m them straight-game victories over Toronto and the Montreal Ml- foons before they defeated Detroit 5 to 1 at New York in the final series

qpener T1.lesdaY~

PENALTY PROVES COSTLY

A wh 511°* Dewi °“ LY" Down The Alleys

Patrick midway of the first period |tarted the R/ed' Wings to Victory.

With the son of the Ranger man- HOLY NAME BOWLING agar in the box Johnny Sorrell got Mlnliu LEAGUE

, freak goal with a hard drive from for out on left wing that bounced against Murray Murdoch and trick- pd into the nets as Herbie Lewis |wung yllidiy at 15.

The goal gave the Bed Wings the

lend for the first time in the ser- ies, and they immediately turned on the heat. Modere Bruneteau drove home Syd Howe’5 rebound at 12.07 and Johnny Gallagher added me thu-d roar at _1as1, skating in for Q hard 254000 (1.!'1V5 f1’0l1\ 1810 wln€.

SPARKLING COMBINATION

Lewis. climaxinz a beautiful pess- ing rush with Howe and Goodfel- low, put Detroit four goals ahead midway of the second period with e sharp angle shot from left wing that found a. far comer of the net, and the Red Wing scoring was ever. Detroit was forced to the defence

u the Rangers rushed five men down the ice, but the poke-check- ing and body checking of the Red Wings at the blue line, combined with some brilliant work in the nets by lhrl Robertson substituting for the iniured Normie Smith, saved In game. Babe Pratt finally broke the scoring ice for the Rangers at 15.06 of the second period with a. 15 foot. drive on passes from both Neil and Mao Colville, end Butch Keeling, standing at e corner oi' the nets, poked the puck between Robert- son’s skates at 18.18 on Art Coult- er‘s rebound,” to end the scoring.

The teams meet here again Sun-

ni” and Tuesday in the beet-of- Avc series. _ _

1 %;§e.~ af smmun! _ '(1 rn-si rel-loo ` , <

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1. ueiiroit, Sorrell 9:23. 2. Detroit. Bruneteau (Howe) 12:07. s. Detroit, Gallagher (W. K1ln_¢. Sherif) 13:31.

Pc'nal17y-Pe.trick. '

Second Period 4. Detroit, Lewis (Howe, Goodfel- low) 11:09. ` 5. New York, Pratt (N. Colville. M, Colville) liitw. 0. New York. Keeling (Ooulterl 18:18.

Penalties--none .

Third Period

Scoring-none.

Penalities-Goodfellow. ' Watson.

- RETAIN TITLE

GALT, Ont.. April B-Preston Rivulcttes opened Dominion Wo- men's hockey finals successfully here tonight by defeating Winni- Dcg Olympics 3-1 in the opener of

a two-flame. total-goal series.

The Sure Way to Smartness

sTE1soN. TS

Now is the time to put on a Stetson snap-brim

and step into the front |

Nuke of Springtime style.

Sim s 3.4 io 1 1.2 in all the newer Spring shades.

sslw [0 $1l50 OTHER HATS $3.25 up

PROWSE BROS. Limited

Style Marta

R. Duncan R.. Mc.l<'a.ria.ne ' A. Kelly

E. Dougan -

P. 1-Ililier

M. Carragher

T0ta1-3240.

189 233 162 113 166 111 199 255 254 154 166 235 174 214 277 104 197 137

' o Rangers

E. Rubin 245

144

170 261

H. CORDIS!! 151 135

162 138 112 143

R. Coyle

L. Corrigan W. Young 187 180' G. Coed? 146 116 Total-2896. . U41” 111811 single. E. Dougen 235 Ladies high three, E. Dougan 555 Gents hish single P. Hillier 277. Gents 111811 three E. Robin 676.

Flying Frenchmen

F. Hennessey 129

135

D. McKenzie C. LeClsir 202

180 233 133

210 118 200 172

S34 187 165 174

189 112 197 120 194 155

M. McLellan F. Slocombe J. Kirwin Total-2993.

Alerts

V. Coyle ‘

I. Dougsn

M. McDonald

G. Yolmg

B. Deeltoche M. McFarlane

Total-3017.

mgadies high single, M.

Ladies high three, M.

456.

aspects high single. 1'.

Gents high three, V. Coyle 684.

Rookies '

184 139 14'! 110

233 93 223 163

186 148

226 240 150 176 207 W9 136 144

218 100 106 150 187 157 220 129

McFarlane

145 107

McFarlane

Hennessey

F. Tierney J._MoCabe R. Dalziel L. 1Vlhl‘ett J. McAleer R. Mclntyre Total-3143.

' Wolvel

J. D. Webster 235

136

A. Birch B. Connolly 210

17 0 WI 117

107 147 2% 203 170 208 218 120 146 144

178 147 225

254| 112

G. Keenan W. Oatway

J. Dillon

Total-3258. Indies high single, G. Keenan 232 Ladies high three G. Keenan 544 Gents high single B. Dalziel 268 Gents high three B. Dalziel 704.

- Lucky siruree '

213 252

248

142 282 113 207 151 151

M. McDonald J. Klrwin F. McMillan S. Mallett L. B‘s.nchard M. Dougan Total-3150.

Deuces

132 150

183 242 184 166

199* 190 162 141 127 170

200 117

132 116 174 162

J. Hughes B. McCabe

B. Brown 188

M. Clinton IM F. Esau 1.. Mwousall 104 106 Total-8084. - Ladies high single J. Kirwin 352 Ladies high three J. Kirwin 582 Gents high single Malcolm Mac-

Donald 273.

Gents high three Malcolm Mao-

Donald 078. ~

TONIGHT A Tl 0’CLOCK

Ladies: 'rip Tops vs Freeze Outs , Commercial: Style Marte va No

Names. `

At 8.40 p. m. Big Phur League, Old Timers vs Five Aces. .

Athlete Signs Film Contract

NEW YORK. Mlril. 8-(AP)-

Glenn Morris. Olympic decetblon champion, world-record holder, and winner of the Sullivan- Memorial Trophy eg the outstanding United States amateur athlete of 1930. has signed a. motion picture contract.

According to information from

Hollywood, Calif.,_whe|p Morris re- °¢n|,1y took a-screen fest for a "Tarzan" role, the Colorado ali-a- round star. nesgtilibd I WU-VON' agreement with one of the leading producers.

Daniel J. Ferris, executive sec-

retary of the Amateur Athletic Union, indicated actual filth work

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McGill _ Grads

Wi n Opener Of Hoop Series

,.. SAINT JOIHN, N. B., April 8-

(CP)-Ied by their chunky Italian- Amerlcsn star. Johnny Fen-arc, McGill Grads took‘a toe-hold cn the Eastem Canada senior basket- ball .semi-finals with a 48-33 vic- tory tonight over the Maritime Champions, Saint John Console.

The second and deciding game

will be played qu the same floor Saturdsy, with the winners ld- vanclng to meet Windsor, Ont., in the Essiem final.

After a wobbly start Saint John

took the lead but soon fell behind. Interoepting their opponents pass- es and executing a swift, short- passing attack, Grads gained a point margin and thereafter were . never headed.

Only once, in the second half.

Saint John threatened to tie the count when Ferraro was replaced for three minutes. When he rc- tumed the score was 37-33 for Grads.

With only flve minutes to go Mc-

Gill began putting Saint John mostly on the defensive. Grads broke through beneath the locals' hoop in atttacks netting the other 11 points while Consols appeared helpless against an opposing de- fence that bottled them up and took away the play. Schuler an_d Hammond shared the spotlight with Ferrara. The latter's little forward mate col- lected 10 points and Schuler, lanky guard. shot ll. Flerrarols imposing total was 17 while Saint. Johns high man. George Andrews, had

12.

Only at times did Oonsols show

their usual game and it was Easy for them to run up their count with Ferraro off the floor. ' Wild passing and inaccurate shoot- ing deprived the locals of many fine chances.

Councillor G. E. Barbour, rep-

resenting Mayor D. L. MacLarcn on behalf of the citizens welcomed the Grad.; to Saint Jo/hn and toss- ed the first ball to officially open the series.

A crowd ef 400 saw the Saint

John team take the lead in the epenlng minutes of play,_ the Grads forge steadily to the front and the Consolsoorme with‘n tieing distance

og to lose out in the closing mln- u . »

Miss Mclnnis

Captures City Championship

A large crowd took in the spec-

ial 14»band skate at the Forum last night, special music being sup- plied by the Legion Band. '

A special feature was the 1-2 mile race for the City Championship bet/ween Edna "Googe" Mclnnls and Annie Hennigar. These two girls battled it out for Island hon- ors in the Championship Meet with Mis I-Iennigar winning. but last night the smooth-stridlni! "Googs" turned the tables on her rival as she raced to victory over the half-mile course in the rc- :markaibly fast time of one minute, 35 and one-half seconds.

HOLD GYNINASTIC FESTIVAL

s'rocKHoLM - A gymnastic festival in connection with the world ymnastic congress will be held here in July, 1939, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the death of Ling, originator of the Swedish Ling gymnastic syitem.

Sudbury Tigers Defeat ,Battleford -t Beavers '4-1 _In Allanl Cup Opener

BY l'.DR.N`l!.‘ BRUCE Canadian Press Staff writer CAUGARY, April- 8 -Sudbury

Tigers featured a baffling change of pace to trounce North Battle- ford Beavers 4-1 here tonight in the first game of the best-of-five Allan Cup hockey finals.

Bewildering the North Battle-

ford defence as they mixed up blazing drives from the blue line with short-passing sorties that fin- |ished in front of the goalmouth, the classy Eastem Canada cham- pions scored the only goal of the first. period, added three more in the second and laid down a tight defence in the third to coast to victory. i Close to 5,000 fans watching the

first Canadian senior final contest ever played in Calgary saw the great Sudbury machine allow only one goal to a. hockey outfit noted for high scoring. That tally came at the three-quarter mark of the thi-fd Period from the stick of Joe Schwab, Beaver utility man.

Speedy Jules Cholette opened

the scoring with a scorching drive from the blue line in the first per- iod. Then in the second session Tigers' drive really got going and Hill, Hllstie and Cholette pumped in goals. V

North Battloford sent every msn

up the ice but their goaler in a hectic third period, but Schwab's shot on Burke’s rebound was the I best they could do.

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_ Canucks Defaat All Stars

iln Exhibiton Cane 6-4

(C. P. by Guardian’s Special Wire) SYDNEY, N. S.. April 8-Mont- real Canadiens defeated All-Stars 6-4 here tonight in the opening game of a post hockey season trip to Cape Breton Island. All-St-are nyc built. aroiuiclrcanotiiens utility

I players and mon dra.\‘.'11 from New Haven Eagles of the international- American League. s 1 _Four goals in the final period 1 enabled the Canadiens, ousted from National Hockey League playoffs ‘by Detroit’s Red Wings, to earn the victory. The teams battled io a. 1-1 score in the opening period as Gagnon and Iepine countered but All stars jumped ahead in the second with goals by Goupille and Leplne ogaintt a single tally by Babe Sie- bert.,

Gagnon, Haynes and 'Brown

countered for Canadiens in the first nine minutes of the third, all on individual efforts. Mondou cut the margin to a single goal a min- ute laier but Manthn made sure of the game with the sixth score five seconds before the bell.

There was no heavy checking

the game liked the smooth team- work and speed of the “big time" players. It was the first. time :a National League team had ever played in Sydney. Second game of the series will be

played here tomorrow night. Can- adiens also will play at Charlotte- town, it wns announced.

. Llneups:-

Canadiens: Goal, Cude; defence, slebert, Boswell: ivrwards. Haynes. Mantha., Gagnon, Leduc, Loxrain, Brown.

All Stars: Goal, McCormick; de-

fence, Miller, McKenzie; forwards, Lcpine, Blake, Desilets, Moudou, Goupille, Drouin.

Referees: Kenzie MacNei1 of

Sydney, Allie Ma/csween, Sydney.

l SUMMARY

First Period

. 1. Canadiens, Gagnon (Mantlxa)

1.10.

2. All Stars. Lepine (Blake) 3»00~ Penalty: None.

i Second Period > Canadiens, Siebert (Mantha)

2='>§~> s=

I r J 4. All-Stars, Gcupille 9:10. 5 All-Stars, Leplne 19:05. Penalty: Haynes.

Thid Period .

6. Canadiens, Gagnon 4:56. 'l. Canadiens, Haynes 6:48. 8. Canadiens, Brown 9:00.

9. All-Stars, Mondou 10:00. 10. Canadiens, Manths. 19:55.

Penalty: Leduc.

but the Cape Breton fans who saw

,Cirioles Are Strengthened Team, Report

(Note: This isfirst of aseriesdeal- ing with prospects of International Baseball League teams) ~

(By C. M. Gibbs The Baltimore

' Sun

WINTER. GARDEN, Fla., April

_ 8-Potentially Baltimore Orioles

under the management of Guy Sturdy, are a powerful club, a team of fair defenrive strength and a mound staff that sizes up nicely. It is a team that will probably go far or flop with a vengeance.

In the outfield there is Ab Wright

in' left, big Ed Remorenko or Woodley Abernathy in centre, and George Puccinelli in right. Three of them at least are proven hitters. Remorenko is a rookie. '

For thc infield, Leslie Powers at

first base, hit .354 for the flock last year.

Roy Schalk is set as the Birds’

regular second-bareman. He is a good defensive player and an ef- fective hitter as his lifetime mark of .300 attests.

Little Red Hoffner and Lyle Judy

have -been fighting it out for the shortstop post with I-Ioffner appar- ently holding the inside track. He’s not much of a hitter but his field- ing is superb.

Smokey Joe Martin at third can

be a front rank player, a hard fighter who hates to lose. Hal King

i~. _another of the Orioles’ infield lis .

Back of the plate, George Sav-

ino and Milton Gray will share the work.

The mound staff of Harold Van-

denburg, Harry Matzuak, Dusty Rhodes, Leon Ohagnon, Bill Lohr- man, Jim Bivin and Leon Pettit should be adequate.

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto Maple Leafs won the

Stanley Cup five years ago tonight when they defeated New York Rangers in three straight games. It was the first time the trophy had been won without a loss since the final series was put on s. three-

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Jack Ad@"'S_Forum On Monday Night

(B, Allan N|cke|§on_ Canadian \iontrcal_ C:|n:1diens,_ surprise,

Press Staff “~rm_r) i :em of this yeur's National Hoc- _

DEvI~R01T_ Apm 8_B_m_ or _,_ i'-y Lcuiguu .~_;<'iu-dui_e and runn"i'~'-.

cigar m his smiling moulin pmiw 1 up fur_thc i_|tl.» mil show Lhn-r Jack Adams Samui imc UN, D,,_ \..\rvs in (lm1'loiivto\\'i\ Iilonxlan tm” Red “ying d,.e_S,nq mom H. -2-.-,ht next. Such was thc good thg hem of his vi(.|_0,.,O,_k; mam rmyys cun\'c_v.-d by hlaxiugr-r Ari-in-r yelled vghgyfre dom, ,O Um, ,_,“.,, ci’ (hc Forum lust night wha-n. :xi- level pow,” find pjUmp(.,1 hm.,,,._, ifr days of lit-goiiulions. he inzulv on 3, tnm1.;_ \.»ri:\ln of the colorful l"i'1-.lirlx ('11-

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For 'Ice Title

S`x'R:‘i(.fl`fw".". N. Y., April B-

.<7I'»- :;;.-zu.;-:.<\ s;t.u~s, champions oi thc \\».i'¢1:1 <l;yi:.l0n Of the Illr i4»;‘z'.::*. 'w,,..1 - /\m»x'.cun Hockey i/wwiu-, 1 \:,;~,`1.L vvclied their best l!~:-rw--l»i`-:rw ;-um. .'~<'r:es for the 1:»~.>;1 <l~.a1n :mi 11 with Plifladel- p':r.c\ 11: 1,1:-. ,Juni rncll, defeating Lili- 1{'.i:z1i).f'x_‘~ .`\-`_'.

The Pll.1n.lf1;13:1ur1.<, champions f tli- ¢;:»ram\ .'~r~c'.1on and 1851 Y.-.~:x:".~. Cir..¢i;.:::-.\n\<=r\cax1 Ileaguc

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nothing, but gurglcd over n but . ° of beer. ,

“They got the breaks." iiw si _*.‘~

haired Patrick said, “but \vc'1'c . hot and its going to bc it an

series."

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African`O1ympic and British L-1.1- Pj plre Games Association is urw.--1 Y L gating allegations and r'.1mm,\ z -. ' garding the conduct oi n sw' 1 of the Union's ton. mat the Bc.” 1. '-

Olympiad.

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