Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 15, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page sixteen Winnipeg free press monday january 15, 1940 halts rangers non losing new Kerr stops Leafs Chicago Jan. 15. Black Hawks blasted new York rangers Hopes of extend ing their unbeaten Streak of 19 National hockey league games by upsetting the Patrick men 2-1, tonight in a rough game before fans. Paul Goodman was a standout in the Chicago nets. The Hawks scored first in the opening period and then ran their advantage to 2-0 Midway of the third period. The rangers got their Only goal with less than five minutes to play. The hero of the Hawks surprising Triumph was Goodman who blocked in spectacular style often smothering the rangers Bullet shots with his body on the ice. The defeat knocked the rangers out of undisputed Possession of place in the league. As the game ended the crowd stood and gave a tremendous ovation to Goodman. The Hawks went into a one goal Lead when George Allen rammed the disc past Dave Kerr after taking passes from Joe Cooper and Bill Carse. From that Point on the game was a rough and Tumble affair enlivened by fist fights four major penalties and seven others. The second period produced no goals but All the fighting and nine of the penalties. In this stanza Johnny Gottselig and Bryan Hextall were Given maj for penalties for fighting and shortly afterwards a similar penalty Wes meted out to Joe Cooper and Phil Watson for the same reason. In he final period Murray Patrick was sent to the Box for Cross Check ing and Leys than a minute later the Hawks Yco Rcd again. This Lime Cully Dahlstrom fired what proved to be the winning goal assisted by Joler Desilets. The hangers after futile offensive efforts All evening finally connect cd when Alf Pike drove the puck into the net after inking a Short paps from Clint Smith. In the minutes of the Kame the Hawks stayed on the defensive merlins the rangers efforts to tie the score on one of the wildest third periods Ever seen on the stadium ice. Heller. N. Col m. Col Vilic. Shibicky. Coulter. M Patrick. Killer. L. Patrick. C. Smith. Mcdonald. Piku hex tall. Chicago Goodman. So Ibert. Wienc March. . Subs Cooper d. Smith. Dahlstrom. Demarco. Gottselig alien. Carse. Desilets. Mcfadyen red Mickey Ion. Fifer Chicago. Allen Coop or. . Nauy n. Col Vilic. Second period scoring none. Pen Smith. i Gott i. Cooper Watson . Seibert. . Ilot thorns. N. Colville. Third Pei Itu 2. Cd Tynio. Raniers Pike c. Smith. Penally m. Patrick. Saturday game Toronto. Jan. 15. York rangers Tood pm a new Pinnacle of National hockey league achieve standings p w old f apis ranch cars 2f 15 4 7 82 40 Boston 26 17 i 3 82 54 37 Toronto 27 15 3 76 57 33 Chicago 25 11 13 1 50 75 23 canadians la 8 15 2 57 70 is american 27 8 18 1 54 77 17 Detroit 26 7 1c 3 41 70 17 standings american association louts Paul Minneapolis Tulsa Kansas City Omaha Wichita l of gaps. 4 107 44 48 9 95 58 36 13 89 75 28 15 j4 81 22 15 90 18 16 57 8f 16 18 36 80 12 jxte11national-amuk1can Indianapolis Hershey Pittsburgh Cleveland Syracuse e new Haven Providence Springfield Philadelphia us vision w l t of a pts. 12 11 11 10 g 67 68 64 69 i division 17 11 1 14 11 2 11 15 1 8 15 5 ment saturday. Acknowledged everywhere1 to be one of the greatest machines in the game history. Held in close Check most of the the rangers burst Forth in the third period saturday night to de feat Toronto manic 4-1 before 14.184 customers and i a a new league record of 19 consecutive games without a toss. Their surpassed by one the Streak of 18 victories and tics attained by Mont real canadians in first 1. Ram cars. Hextall wat son 17.4fi. Penalties Pike Davidson. Second period 2. Toronto Kelly Shriner Homer. 17.ol. Penalties l. Patrick. Kain Man. Third rangers. Macdonall -1. Wilson 17.48 j. Rangers. N. Colville 19.56. Penalties Homer Heller Coulter. M. Patrick. Two deaths at hockey triple Montreal Jan. .15. Up two persons collapsed and died Satur Day during a hockey triple header at the Arena in suburban Lachine. James Benson Antley 22, died saturday games National league rangers i Toronto i. . League Cleveland 2, Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 2. 4. New Haven 2. Hershey 0, american association . Louis -1, Tulsa 3. Eastern . Amateur Mclyn Lyric miners 4. Atlantic City 3 Washington 1. River Vale a inuit Coll Britt league Dartmouth 5. Harvard 4. Quebec senior league Verdun 4, Ottawa 10. Sask. Senior flin flon 4, Saskatoon 3. Alberta senior Lith Bride 7. Edmonton i. Calgary 4. Olds 2. Tiler Colum Fate University of Alberta 32, University of Manitoba 2. Sunday games National hockey league i. Chicago . Americans i Detroit 0. Boston 4, canadians 2. Edmonton Junior Maple Leafs . 1. Senior Saskatoon to. Flin flon 4. Quebec senior league Montreal royals 4, Quebec 3. Cornwall 1. Montreal Conco Cuas 3. Ottawa 4, Verdun 9. A Jubec provincial league Quebec 1. Shawinigan Falls ii. St. Hyacinthe 1, scr Brooks 2. Valleyfield 2. Lachine 0. . League Syracuse 8. Indianapolis 3. Cleveland 4. Pittsburgh 1. New Haven 7. Philadelphia 2. Providence 2, 0. American ass Noii Ilion . Paul 7. Minneapolis 1. St. Unas 5, Wichita 2. Eastern . Amateur Baltimore 10. Washington 2. Mclntyre miners 3, new York overtime Tiet West Kootenay Kimberley 6, Gonzaga 2. Races tonight eighty seven Winnipeg Speed skaters will go into action at Wesey rink at 7.30 tonight in the first of a two Day series of trial races for membership in the ten Man Winni Peg team which will compete against a Strong Field of american skaters at the annual lakes meet at Minneapolis Jan. 20-21. Including events for senior men and women and intermediate Junior juvenile and midget divisions or boys and girls the first official rials of the season will close Fol owing tuesday races. An interesting Spectator at to night trials will be Blanche Tivitt Dale who arrived from Edmonton ast night to train All this week on the six Lap track at Norwood in preparation for her first visit to the Minneapolis meet. Last year in the Manitoba championships Here miss Teviotdale tied or Junior honors with Audrey Naas . National titleholder. Events follow monday senior men. 220, 880, 2-mile after congratulating goalkeeper on the minute Victory 2-l the eastward team Victory last Lachine. Albert Wall. 45. Arena caretaker. Sweeping the sur face before the third game when he crumpled to the ice. He died a few minutes later. Jan. 15. Pets grew Bright Over the week end for Brandon 49th annual Bon Spiel which opens Jan. 22. Inquiries from Many outside Points indicate a Strong entry from Western Mani Oba rinks while local curlers arc completing plans to compete. The executive As a result will Institute new prize for the most Distan competing rink. A. B. Gowanlock who led his Glenboro rink to a Dominion title to years ago will skip a Quartetti through the Brandon meet it was stated saturday. Although Gowan Ock is residing in the City he has not yet signed up with a local club and indications Are he will prefer of maintain his relations with the 12 of. S1.2o 25 of. Of. 53.55 i Ciboro boys who followed along the winning Trail. Him senior ladies 440, intermediate boys 220, 880, 1-mile intermediate girl 220, Junior boys. 440, Junior girls 440 juvenile boys 440 Juv Enile Kiris 220, 330 midget boys 110, 165 midget girls 110, 165. Tuesday senior men 440, 1-mile, 3 Rule senior ladies 220, 880, 1-mile intermediate boys 440, 2-Miie intermediate girls 440, 880 Junior boys 220, 880, a male Junior girls 220, 880 juvenile boys 220, 880 juvenile girls 440 midget boys 220 midget girls 220, rangers tackle monarchs tonight at Mph Baldy Northcott rangers will try their new found strength against Harry Neil monarchs at the amphitheatre tonight and the Plum of Victory will be a third place tie for rangers or first place for the regals. Rangers looked Good to defeat Brandon 3-2, on Friday first Ranger Triumph in 10 games have beaten monarchs once already this season in the first game of the Northcott with his club facing a Long Home stand in which he Hopes to climb into play off con Tention thinks that win Over Brandon May have started some thing. Kenora hopped Over monarchs into first place by beating por Tage on saturday night but Neil free wheelers could get it Back by winning tonight. Irish soccer Belfast Jan. 15. Up Cable Irish league football games played saturday resulted As follows Ards 0, Ballymena 2 celtic 4, Glenavon 2 Cliftonville 3, Newry town 2 Derry City 3, Glen Toran 2 distillery 1, Coleraine 3 Larne 1, Bangor 1 Portadown 3, Linfield 3. Third period drive brings Bruins 4-2 win Over canucks Shewn above is an action shot taken during the National hockey league game at Toronto on Satur Day night when new York rangers set a new All time major league record for games by beating the Maple Leafs 4-1. Above is shown Davie Kerr As one of the Many Toronto gang at tacks. Buzz Patrick is no. 15 Boston mass., Jan. 15. Up a third period barrage that netted three goals two of which were fired by red Hamill enabled the Boston Bruins to gain a 4-2 Victory Over canadians aroused National hockey league forces sunday night before a crowd at the Boston Garden. Bruins Are now tied with hangers at the top of the league. The Bruins although off to a slow Start managed to gain first blood when shifty Bui Cowley beat goalie Claude Bourque 15 seconds before the opening period ended. Louis Trudel a Thorn in the Bruins Side All night tied the score in the Sec Ond Frame with Bill Summerhill assistance. The latter a hustling Rookie provided the final Cana Diens tally during the last minute of play. Hamill e goals came before and after Woody a Marty upheld his perfect penalty shot record by Blaz sters learn by Scott Young the old adage contending tomorrow never comes will take a beating around Winnipeg ski circles one of these Days for the local skiers of tomorrow were out in Wen wrapped Woollen bundles on sunday at the two local ski clubs and their tomorrow is a live thing. Mary Buttan who took her first juvenile class of the sea son at the Puffin club with a dozen or youngsters ranging in Ages from 6 to 15, states definitely that Winnipeg Ris ing generation of Swers will be far better than the current one. They pick up Points at one lesson that it takes seniors months to said Mary. Sunday. I showed them the Correct Way to swing their arms once and Bingo they swung their arms that Way from then on. It was the same All through the one of the main reasons Why at present one of the most Active ski cities in largely out classed in Eastern and far West Ern Competition is that local skiers Are mainly recent recruits to the sport. Only in the past two or three years has skiing majored in Winnipeg athletics and the rapid development has produced a mini mum of Quality in comparison to the Quantity. But the old order Eha Ngeth. Already the youngsters who took up skiing three years ago Are almost alike in proficiency with the veterans. So this programme of. Train ing for the extreme youth of skiing is an important develop ment. Tuesday afternoon at 4.30, when the second class will be held under the added super vision of Ted Paris the Puffin club professional most of the 50-Odd juvenile members Are expected out. Among those juveniles skiing sunday at the Puffin slopes were Sheila Hay Den Paul Kelpin Don mar shall Alma Wynne Graham Matheson. Peter Dafoe Michael Dafoe Don Donegani Graham Bannatyne Brian Woods Bud Smith Andy troop Joyce Kel pin Don and Dave Haid and Dave Aikenhead. Miss Ruttan first lesson consisted mainly of instruction in kick turns general running position Arm swinging and Side stepping. She took her class for a hike along the River after he period of instruction and reported that their improve ment after one lesson was phenomenal. There will be slalom and Cross country competitions for the juveniles this season with trophies. In future they will be divided into two classes under 11 years of age the second Between 11 and 15. At the Winnipeg ski club members were Active under the Able coaching of Norman Knight and his assistants. The younger skiers at the Winni Peg Are separated in the Prim Ary class and instructors re ported conditions similar to those at the Puffin. The Young sters Are not in the least self conscious an attribute that goes Well with the somewhat undignified process of learning How to ski. No a puck through Bourque ate 3efenceman Walter bus Wall Luj it Down Milt Schmidt As he Haj Bourque at his mercy. First bos on Cowley pm land. 19.45. Pen . Second period 2. Canadians Totri summer Leilh. 13.57. Third Bomon Hamill of Cowley. 4. Boston do Marl in ally 3.40 5. Boston homier Cost Ley. Hollett. 12.04 i Sto Norhill 18.39. Pene Selim Idt. Butwell. A Marks heat wings new Vork Jan. 15. Up York americans blanked Detroit 1-0 sunday night to go into a last place National hockey league lit with red wings. Nels Stewart stil old Poison around the nets potted a second period goal to give the american their Victory. More than 8.000 fans braved t rain Torin to watch an unix cities game in which the defences had upper hand from the Start. St wait got his goal from his favorite Posi Tion it the crease of tiny Thomp son Cage. He Home the bound of Al Murray 30-foot Slid first none. Field. Second americans. Olewar Fanderson Murray. 5.04. Penalties Brunc Tau Armstrong. Third none. Penalties none. Landis frees 92 Bison team ends Excelsior unbeaten string while most Winnipeg hockey fans mourned sunday Over the end of the new York rangers great unbeaten Streak at 19 games which fell just Short of an All time professional hockey record there were some who bowed their Heads just As sadly Over the Fate which visited Excelsior in the Winnipeg midget hockey league saturday. Excelsior bowed 4-1 to East Kildonan bosons in the feature contest of a four game stand at the olympic rink. Held almost in tact from year to year the Excel Siors won both the Bantam a and a titles before graduating to midget circles. In three other games played . Boniface seals shut out . John 5-0, while Salisbury edged out Mon 1-0, and panthers trounced . Paul 3-1. Excelsior defeat came on the inspired play of bosons who ran up their Edge on two goals by Vickers and singletons by Mundrick and Kolomick. Ezinicki scored the Only goal for Excelsior. Re land was the spearhead in an offensive which earned seals their shutout against . John s., Ryland ran in three goals while Hayton got two. There was Little to choose Between Salisbury and monarchs unless it was the accuracy which netted Salisbury the single goal of the game from Delaney. Panthers scattered the scoring Over the line up in stopping . Paul As Barker Black and Hoy each tallied. Charlebois goal was the Only counter for the crusaders. To Iierman bar Ker Niven Matthews Roy. Black Mclandress hand Sutherland Inglis. St. Gelley Vada Boncoeur o Reilly convey Guinan Charlab ols Swain Kelpin Mulvey Par Tyko Tom Aston Kennedy Walters Lynch Labovitch boor Man Kapusta Ezinicki Mathers Tat Chell Mcdonald Ward Vaughan Mccauley Broca Mchurst. Bosons Grant Konomick Reigle Hinkle Shine Wald Marcovitch Vickers Mundrick Gluck Trojan Wannacott Salewicz. St. Nothstein. Gray Don Buchanan botters3ull, Forbes Dut ton Mackenzie Jackson Barker win Trup. Seals Harrison Mcdermid Lennon Saunders Fowler Hayton Ryland strongman Brown Peterson Eraser Weston Graham. Luke Lee Singleton Stewart mag Misson regelous Parkin son Rummerfield Jozienko Summers Ballingall Mclaughlin. Murray Nova set Mclean Kearney. Delaney Gillespie . Laurence. Stewart Lamoureaux Burron Townsend. Kerr a. Harwood. Eaches play offs in two military hockey league minutes of the game both of which liquor control commission mate tits made As to Quality o products fixtures played on. Saturday after noon at the amphitheatre rink grenadiers Defeated the composites 3 to 2, and the air Force finished in front of the artillery by the same score. The opening game Between Grena Diers and composites was easily the Best contest of the two. The compos sparked by May and Storey put up their Best exhibition of the current season and Only an outstanding performance by goalie Lyons in the Grenadier net pulled the Bacon out of the fire for the victors. The win of grenadiers and the air Force ties these two teams for second place in the red division the Winner of that group being the fort Garry horse. In the Blue Section the camerons and the Winnipeg rifles stand together at the top of the standings and the Issue will be decided on wednesday night when the Afore mentioned clubs will meet in their respective divisions to establish a Winner of the Blue group and an opponent for fort Garry horse in the group. The Grenadier composite game was productive of the Best hockey in the matinee double header. The composites were in High from mid Way in the first session but Over anxiousness and a generally jittery performance around the Goalmouth plus some great stabs by Lyons the clutch kept them out of the score column. Lyons tendency to i go Down on every close in shot paid off but might have been fatal if the enemy had been Cool enough when in close to lift the puck Over his mostly prostrate form. Two Quick goals in the first two were of a rather soft variety put he rejuvenated composites behind the eight Ball and although they evened matters with counters by May in the first and second sessions they never were Able to gain the Ascendancy. Grenadiers Adams won the game in the final period when he pushed Home Hiscox pass. Storey was a standout air Force wins in the second game of the after noon the air Force took an Early Lead but the fighting gunners tied it up at the 8 minute Mark of the second period. Gillingham gave duplicated the first artillery three shut outs four games were played in the inter faculty hockey series Satur Day afternoon at the olympic rink. Engineers Junior team took Leader ship in the Junior league when they blanked pharmacy 3-0. Senior arts opened their 1940 hockey schedule with a neat win Over science 2-0. In the third game medicals Defeated United College 7-0, giving them the Lead in the senior league. Aggie Defeated . John 4-1 in the final game of the afternoon. The Engineer pharmacy opening game was fast with both teams exhibiting Good hockey. First scoring was by mid Lander in the second stanza when he scored for engineers on a pass from Haddeland. Engineers launched out again in this period when Piercy scored deftly assisted by Feldman. Divvy brought it up to three for his team on an assist by Temple. Fowler and Medd tallied one each for arts in their game with science. Sigurdson and Johnson worked hard for science but could not break Down the arts line. In the medical shutout game with United be pit scored twice and gained two assists on goals by mar Golis. North also scored twice. Toms scored for meds As he banged in Fryer rebound. Aggie had suffered defeat the week before while . John had Defeated pharmacy but in the aggie . John game the tables were turned. Aggie gained three Quick goals at the first the first period ending 3-0. Spangelo Jonas on and Irwin made the scores. Davies replied for the Johnian in the second period assisted by Hob Day. Arnal completed the scoring for agriculture on a pass from Gar rett and Little scored for . John with seconds to go. Line engineers or. Bestecki Schofield Piercy Temple Fedlman Tivy. Robert son Hadd lend Kay Kowch Batman Allen m. Smith Douglas. Pharmacy Higginbotton May Hoover ringer Williams Phillips Peliske Cambridge Bass Gutkin arts or. Craig Musgrove Orr Fowler ferns Reeve Johanneson Medd Brewer Echlov Bond Dougall Asgeir son science Underwood. Mclaughlin Fraser Thorsen Jacob Sigurd son Johnson Parkhurst Knox. Benson. Medicals Dyker Govan Fryer North Creasy Toms Benoit Ostrander Margolis. United Tucker. Ayery Campbell North Thompson Sanders Jessiman. Agriculture or. A Nebelski Godkin sir Luck Garrett Arnal Jonasson. Irwim. Carruthers Spangelo Johnson. St. Johns Sanderson Tot ton Little Laban Grant Leir Jolley Hobday Davies Sarmatiuk. Currie and tic Garbutt. Before the Bell ended the second Frame. With but 43 seconds gone in the last period g. Christensen duplicated the first artillery Marker driving a neat pass from Halpenny past the air Force net minder. That counter made things even Stephen but the situation was Short lived Gilling Ham scoring unassisted to Register what proved to be the winning goal individually the air Force were much the better but the gunners sheer fight and fire kept the result in doubt right up until the dying moments of the fray. The gunners never gave up trying and were assisted in their efforts by penalties to the winners Only one of which they were Able to Cash in on. La Rocque g. Chris Tensen. And Hal Penny were the Best of the gun ners while Kibblewhite Gilling Ham Johanneson and Gulin water turned in a neat display for the air Force. Kelly Stevens May. Brewster Patterson Kitson Craig Pratt. Storey Kowk. Adams land. Cux Wilcox. Carlton Donovan Star timer Kelso. Lavel. Harrison Mulhall. Boyd. First grenadiers. Land. 1.02 2. Grenadiers. Hiscox 2.os 3 composites May 10.40. Pen Altos Storey Hiscox Kelso. Second composites May 16.47. Penalties Patterson Hiscox. Third grenadiers. Adam 2.40. Penalties. Carlton. A Laroc Ojie Carman Youngf Halpenny. G. Christensen. Butler Harris Lewis. A. Christensen Turland. Air Gilling water. Tay Lor. Kib Halewhite Crossley Gillingham Mullen Mcmanus. Johannesson. Tottle Jones. Gray. First air Force Johannes son 3.24. Penalty. Taylor. Second artillery. G. Cd Tensen 3, air Lorce. Guhnar Ham 19.12. Penalties. Gillinwater. Carman Taylor. Third artillery Christen sen ,.43t 5. Air Force Gill info Ham 2.25. Penalty Johannesson. Davis. Chicago Jan 15. To baseball players were footloose and fancy free monday and Many of them stood a Fine Chance to profit handsomely from their newly awarded Freedom. Commissioner k. M. Landis clipped the Legal ties that bound them to major and minor league clubs sunday giving each of them the Opportunity to bargain with whichever club he pleases for his services in the future. Paul dizzy Trout Detroit Pitcher who won nine and lost ten last year said his release should be Worth to and added that what new York Yankees paid for Tom Heinrich made a free agent by Landis a few years ago and i think i m Worth As much or More especially when you con Sider the Scarcity of Roy Cullenbine Detroit outfielder who hit .240 in 75 games last season said he already had received several offers but i intend to sit Back and think things Over before i sign with any All the players released must wait 15 Days before accepting terms with any club. One of the most highly sought players among the free agent group doubtless will be Benny Mccoy Rookie infielder who played 55 games for the tigers last season while Charley Gehringer was ailing. One of the Detroit players re leased was Steve Rachunok 20 year old who won 20 games with Henderson of the East Texas league last year. The other Tiger player freed was Lloyd Dietz 26 year old Pitcher. S. 9 it was estimated by the British United press that this move will Cost Detroit Chicago Jan. 15. Commissioner k. M. Landis ruled that the Detroit american league club or designated affiliates must pay a total of to 14 players who had been covered up for de troit but whose contracts since had been transferred to other clubs. Juvenile triple May result in three Way tie the possibility that tonight triple header of juvenile hockey games at the olympic Rick will shuffle the standings and leave three teams tied for first place in the a division aroused con Jecture As to the strength of one of the league unbeaten teams monarchs on the week end. Heading the a division monarchs have won two and tied one in three games. They meet rangers at nine tonight and if rangers win and Portage la Prairie beats the cellar dwell ing seals in the eight o clock game Portage rangers and monarchs will he tied for top spot in the a group. St. Boniface can take Over second place in the a division by beating . John College in the first game of the evening at seven o clock. Salisbury with four straight wins and no losses leads the a Section but does not play tonight. Carman scores first win against Morden Carman Man., Jan. 15. Special intermediates ran up their first twin of the season As they edged out Morden 2-1, be fore 900 fans Here saturday. Two goals by Smith and Hebert in the first five minutes gave car Man thet Edge As last year Cham pions turned on the heat to tally one of the counters while Smokey Harris cooled off in the penalty Box. Morden single score of the Gam came Midway in the second from Adams to Climax a prolonged offensive. Through the scoreless third period in which both teams tired Mogk turned in a Fine performance in the Carman nets. Martel and Adams stood out on opposing for Ward lines. Parrish of Morden was the bad Man of the game with three penalties while Davidson o Carman two and Rose one. W. Lyndon Winnipeg handle the game. Line Hebert David son Rosa Wilton Burgess Chipka Martel Moffat Mcgowan Smith Adams. Harris Kearns Ferguson Sutherland Mcalister Menzies Mccullough Wil son Edwards. Big seven an injury that hag kept Gatale Drillon of Toronto Maple out of recent action is allowing other National hockey league Sharp shooters to Cut sizeable chunks Stoa toe scoring Lead once held by the Leaf sniper. Toe Blake Lions picked up an assist last night and now is Only a Point behind Drillon. Neil Colville Rangen scored a Joal saturday night and Only two Points behind Drillon. The leaders g a up. Drillon. Toronto 15 10 8 Blake canadians. 12 12 h n. Colville. Rangers 11 12 2j Hextall. Rangers 14 8 Schmidt Boston 11 11 Dumart Boston 30 11 -21 Shibicky rangers 8 13 21 Thi a n int Rig fro Thi ten a pc 1 cl0 to Chc go Ore blvd the to Ali Lin Boi Sec i Pec Sia Tea the far the it Rel an Rani a to at faed co on Hith Pelissier at Neepawa Neepawa Esse. Former . Boniface and Len woos millionaire Star who tried outwit he Montreal canadians has been secured by Neepawa to coach tin intermediate team of that town. 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