THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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Montreal Royals Are iGrads win

Upset By Surprising

Toronto

Marl boros

NlONTREAL. “arch 30—(CP)—-Toronto Marlboros, hardly convened

n llllllllW‘ to llllu‘ a game with Montreal's powerful Royals, skated off viii: n ti-‘Z upset victory here Saturday and forced a. fourth game in their basketball game at the Y. M. C. A.

Lv-l-zll-iirl- l-Iuslrrn (‘alnurizl semi flnul Allan Cup playoff series,

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~, who lrnltzcd through their first two games with the Ontal-(io ‘ill ' m, still lzoltl a 2-1 edge in games. on the strength of a 3-1 win and twig “l throughmli the K51119- lll Dlvuirtnl nml u 11-2 verdict in Toronto. The teams plny the fourth ,¢@m9back' 111' m‘; a ' m_- of‘ the series at Toronto. Blundlly‘ and, should Marlboro: win. the Culling into the Grads lead lftkl‘ ' tfl and (li‘i'i(lllll{ contest will he staged here Wednesday.

Tln- three-time Quebec Senior Hockey League and provincial cham- liu is. expo-rim] to mnkc a clean sweep of the series. gave one of their

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close-checking Toronto

l".llll vho practically" slowed the pace down to a walk.

ill/Tings Defeat Hawks ‘ 2-1 In Uvertime" To Enter Stanley Cup Finals

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TUONTRFI L. March 30 --(CP) ~— .1". Jl ‘r2 Canadlenq wont

_. i111 a 1r- lilli this a t. .'~'l‘('l‘Ol1 decided afterwards and was in fine shape for the ' l‘< Fllrifill Cnatntin Uontrr-ni Royals

Expect Polish Prime Minister

OWEN SOUND. Ont, March 30- JP» Polish army authorities pre- arinz for the training here oi’ ncmbcrs of the Polish army in fanocln announced tonight that men bfnzz recruited ut present. in

(riots will irnln here anti are ex- 1>r~~tcd to arrive during this week.

It uas expected heer that General V. Skiorski, Prime Minister of the P qorcrnmcnt in exile and -rll"~f of the Polish -. will nlokc 111's head- c and will arrive Ln tly from Britain.

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CHICAGO, March 30-(CP)

Gus Giesebrechﬂs goal after nine minutes of sudden-death overtime shot Detroit Red Wings into tin; Stanley Cup finals to- night with a 2-1 v'ctor_v over Chicago Black Hawks in the second game of their best-of- three series. A crowd of 16,516 fans watched Giesebrecht combine with Mud Brunctrau end Syd Howe for the goal that spelled the end of the hockey season for the Hawks, who hall advanced to the semi-finals by putting out Montreal (‘anndiensn It was (‘hl-ngds first loss on home ice since the playoffs started.

SUMMARY First Period

Scoring-None.

Penalties-Seibert, Lisccmbe, Allen, Orlando (major and minor), Mar- iucci_ Motter, Selbert.

Second Period 1—D2ctroit, Motter (Llscombe, Howe) : 5

2—Chicago. D.

DaInlstrc-m) 4'0

Penalties-Orlando, Marlucci, Jack- SO11.

Bentley (March 2

Third Period Scoﬂng—None. Penalties-Orlando, Marluccl

Overtime 3~Detroit. Glweprecht Bruneteau) 9:15

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From P.W. C., 32-25 score

The , straight Wales

Grads won their third victory from Prince of College in an exhibition

,Saturclay night defeating the e01. team 32-25. The Grads took e lead earlv in the first halt

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ending the first trailing 20-3, In {the second half P. W. C. rolled up

17 points while the Grads were collecting 12, Walter Gog; on the winning

.team and R. Smith with the col- ‘H1459 squad were top scorers for the .game. each collecting eight points.

The lineup with points scored:

P. W. C.: T. Wilson 1; w, M“. Fayden. 2: A. Shame; R. Smith. 8; F. McTngue. 2; A. Campbell 6; H. Christie, 6-25,

Grads: W. Goss. B; Cl. Young, 4; G. Partridge. B: G. Stewart. c; H. Morris. 4: B. Cox, 4—32.

Referee: Bob Campbell; scorer, Pat Lelghtlzer.

Ice Carnival

Despite the unfavorable weather a large number attended ttm Carni- val in Victoria. Rink on Wednesday Night, March 26th.

The costumes were many and varied, which made judging very difficult. A spirit, of patriotism was very evident from the number of sailors, soldiers. and Red Crou nurses impersonated.

The judges were: Mrs. Raymond Wcod and Major Weddell. Tryon. Mrs. Hartman, Crapaud, and Mrs. Howard Wood, Victoria. and they awarded the prizes as follows:

Lades: First, Kewpie Doll, Mrs. Keith Thomas, Tryon. Second, A Witch, M155 Iva French. Hampton.

Gentlemen: First. Two Old Lad- ies, Frank Pldgeon and Lloyd Wad- dell, Victoria. Second. Aunt Je- mima, Heath MacQuarrie, Victoria.-

Girls: First, Firefly, Maylea. BOI- well, Victoria. Second. Pirate, Al- leen Miller Victoria and Rod Rid- ing Hood. Mildred Thompson, Try- on

Boys: First, m. Churchill. Billie Pldge n, Victoria. Second. Tomato, Bud Morrison, Hampton.

Among the close competitors were: Red Cross Nurse Doreen Simmons. Crapaud. Bride and Groom. Jessie Martin and Vera Gamble. Cra- paud. A Cat. Greta Rngerson. Cm.- puud. Scarlett O'Hara Evelyn Mac- Rae, Victoria. Dutch ‘my. Thelma. Pldgeon. Victoria, Old Man Depress- l:n, Harold Bouller, Victoria. And Kewple Doll, Audrey ‘Ihcmu, Vic-

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After the awarding of the prizes by , the Manager, Howard Wood, the rink re-echced t the merrlment 0f the skaters as they skated to sult- able music for the balance of the evening.

N.H.L. champs Since l9l3

(By The Canadian Press)

Winners of the National Hockey League professional hockey cham- pionship to date follow‘

. loin-Toronto Arenas ltllll-Montneal Canadlens 1920-Ottowa Senators lint-Ottawa. Senators 1922—Toronto St. Patrick: 1909——Ottowa Senators 1924——Mont.rea.l Canadians INS-Montreal Carladiens lino-Montreal Maroon; ISM-Ottawa Senators 1928—New Y.rk RMIBQH 1929—Boston Bruins , 193o-Montreal Carladicns 1931—Montreal Canadicn; 1932-—New York Rangers '1933--T0r0nbo Maple Loaf: lino-Detroit Red Wings 1935—'1)oronto Maple Leafs

193'l—-Detrolt Red Wings lllﬁll-Torlnto Marple Leafs ltltili-Boctml Bruin; ism-Boston Bruins wit-Boston Bruins

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lOshawa team Beaten by Marlboros

TORONTO, March 80-40?)- Toronto Marlboroe defeated Osh- awa. Genera‘: 4-1 here last night to take a one-game lead on the best-of-seven series for the On- tario Hockey Association junior "A" chum lonshl and the right. to enter t e Ens rn Canada. jun- ior final.

Winners 0f Allan Cup Competition

(By The Canadian Press)

Winners of the Allan Cup, pre- sented by Sir Montague Allan for competition among Canadian sen- ior amateur hockey teams, follow:

l908—Ott8.wa Cllffsldes 1909——Queen's Unlverszty 1910—St. Michael's College mil-Winnipeg Victories Milli-Winnipeg Vlctu-las l9l9—Win.ni.peg Hockey Clulb Milli-Regina Victories HIS-Winnipeg Victories IBIS-Winnipeg 61st Battalion IBM-Toronto Dentals iota-Kitchener lolll-Hamllton Tigers 1920-Winnlpeg Falcons Uni-University of Toronto 1922—Toront: Granites IBM-Toronto Granltes l924—Sal1lt Ste, Marie 1925-Port Arthur

l928—Port Arthur loft-University of Toronto Grads 1928—Unlversity of Manitoba 1929—-Port Arthur l930-—Mont.real A. A. A. 1B31--Winnipegs l932—'1‘:ronto Nationals 1933—Moncl4m Hawk; 1934-Moncbon Hawks two-Halifax Wolverine; l936—K‘mberle_v Dynnmlbem 193’l—8udbury Tigers 1938—Trail Smoke Eaters 1939-Pcrt Arthur Bear Cats lag-Kirkland Lake Bluc Devils

iLeafs

Goal To

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hockey classic. The winning counter came

hind the brilliant Brimsek on a The series will be resumed

as likely to end the series.

Although some Boston papers had declared the Bruins returned from

llgerent mood. eager to mete out re- tribution for the injury that. put their star centre, B111 Cowley, out; of the series, the game was cleanly. 1.f robustly. played.

leafs’ first goal. in the opening period. was scored by Dex Chisholm, who returned to action from a lonll

the Billv Taylor-Dave schrlner line. It was Chlshourrs first. game since

Feb. l.

Toronto went ahead on their first dangerous rush of the game, and the lead lasted almost; 10 minutes. The goal came while Drillon and Smith were serving ltigh-sticking enaltles. Taylor-carried the puck hind the Boston net and when Holleit and Crawford chased him in he flicked a quick pass out t0 Schrlner. Dave saw Chisholm was uncovered and swept the puck easil across the front of the net. Chis- holm had only to poke it into the uncovered corner us Brlmsek sprang across. a split second too lat/e. The equalizer capped half a dozen five-man rushes by Boston. Cam carried in deep and passed back to Clapper. who raced over the blue line, gathered up the puck and let g0 with o SO-loctcr. Brodn got his left foot to the puck. but it re- bounded straight out a dozen feet. and McReavy trapped ti, to slam tt into the corner of the cage.

Line-up:

Toronto: Goal. Broda; defence. Hamilton. McDonald; forwards. Taylor. Chisholm, Schrlner.

Subs: Stanowski, Church, Apps,

Drillon. N. Metz, Langelle. Marker,

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BRINGING UP FATHER

Heron. Davidson. Boston: Goal. Brlmse defence. Clapper, Smith; orwards. Jackson,

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the two games ln Toronto in a bel- Cal

lay-off, taking Don Mews place on per)

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Score Overtime Take Lead In Series With Boston Brains

BOSTON, March 30—Lcd by thespcctaculzlr and effective play- ing of “Bucko” McDonald, Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday night into a 3-2 lead in their Stanley Cup playoffs with Boston Bruins as they defeated the Boston team 2-1 after r7 minutes and 31 seconds of overtime had been played. Leafs victory made them overwllcllning favorites to g0 to the final of the annual

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from the stick‘ of Pete Langclle,

another standout in the Toronto cause when he fired the disc be-

play with Heron and Hamilton. in Toronto on Tuesday night and

favored with home ice, the high-flying Leafs are regarded by many

Wlseman. Conacher. Subs: Hollctt. Crawford, Schmidt. Bauer, Dumart, Reardon, McReavy.

n. Hill. Officials: Stewart and Chadwick.

BUIVIMARY . First Period 1. Toronto. Chisholm (Taylor, Schziner) 5.58. 2. Boston, McReavy (Cain, Clap-

. 14.16. Penalties: Drlllon, Smith. Church.

Second Period Scoring-None. Penalties: Schrlner, Crawford.

Apps. Schmidt.

Overtime Period il-Toronto. Langelle Hamilton). 17.31. Penalties: Church.

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Press)

Knute Rockne. famous Notre Dame football coach. was killed when the Californian-bound plane in which he was a. passenger crashed at Bazaar, Kas, l0 years ago to- kliay. Under Rockne Notre Dame rolled up 111 victories against 13 loses and six tie games in 14 years.

"HANDSOME DAN" JACKSON

NEW YORK-(CI-U-Sport has plenty of handsome Dans. observes the Associated Press Feature Ser- vice. nominating Harvey Jackson cf New Ycrk Americans, as the ice hockey Adonis.

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Ottawa Ju.ni0r Hoop Squad Are Winners

UITAWA. March 30 — (OP)_. University of Ottawa. juniors stag- ed a slx~point rally in the dying minutes toni hi: to defeat Montreal YMHA. baa etballers 83-30 in the first game of their two-game total- polnt series. Winners will advance n Canadian Junior basketball playdowns against the Maritime champions.

Holders of Stanley Cup Since donation

(By The Canadian Press)

Holder: of the Stanley Cup since it was donated in 1893 by Lord Stanley of Preston. then governor- generol of Canada, follovr

1893—Mcnttul A. A. A. IBBL-Montrcal A. A. A. limb-Montreal Victories 1896-Winnlpeg Victories INT-Montreal Victoria; l895-—-MOIit1‘eﬂl Victories IMO-Montreal Victories WOO-Montreal Shamrocks 190l-'—Wlnnlpeg Victories IBM-Montreal A. A. A. 1903-Ottawa Silver Seven 1904—0ttav.'a Silver Seven INS-Ottawa. Silver Seven 1906~Montrea1 Wanderers IQOT-Mzntreal Wanderers flint-Montreal Wanderers milk-Ottawa Senators 1910-Montreal Wanderers IBM-Ottawa. SQITBJOTI MHZ-Quebec Bulldog; IBM-Quebec Bulldogs ISM-Toronto ism-Vancouver Millionaire: IQItl-Montneal Canadians 1917-Seattle Metropolitans IBIll-Torznto Arenas 1919—No Winner‘ 1920-Ottawa Senators l92l-Ottewa. Senators 1922—Toronto St. Patrick; 1923--Ottawa Senators

MARCH 31, 1941

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hell“! by volcanic of inﬂuenza

Hopes to pitch‘ His 200th win

LOS ANGELES. Gall!" —-(OP)—Chs,rles Henry Rﬁﬁlqﬁ? goes into his 21st ear in orglinlzeii baseball and his lith wit}; the gm, calla Cubs this season. timing w hrl."lt.2:r:..t"= “ma” it

‘The llkeable veteran needs but seven wins to men zoo, a 1m aphieved by few plchers, He will l); GVeII W011! opportu it t tho? ylctories. n y o “m”

" l-‘HmtouseRaotas t m. pitcher this year. and lhllubsetltip ll him." said Manager Jimmy Wilson during the Cubs‘ training period f; Saétlto Catalina Island.

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Memorial Cup Winners, Junior Championship

(By The Canadian Press)

Winners of the Memorial Oup. symbolic of the Canadian junior hockey championship. follow:

1919—-Universit of Toronto School! 1920-—'f)oronto anoe Club i921—Winnl¢pe Ilhlcous

l922-Fort Wi lllm HHS-University of Mmitobo IBM-Owen Sound Greys 1925-Rc lna Pots 1926-0: gory Canadiens l927—Owen Bound Greys lino-Regina Monarchs l929-Torcnto Marlboros, 1930—Regine. Pots twp-Winnipeg Elmwotd

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