Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 16, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free press tuesday january 16, 1940 Back on Joe Mowry again Joe Mowry the master mind of the Winnipeg maroons and the Man who led the club last season to the Northern baseball league Pennant and Champion ship has been re engaged by the club directors it was announced monday. Mowry is at present in St. Louis and has notified club officials he already has several new players lined up. According to the newly engaged manager these players Are All of a calibre he feels certain will please local Ball fans. Mowry also sends word he has arranged for the maroons to open their Spring training at St. Louis later moving to Shakopee minn., where the team trained last season. Speed skating trials to select the Manitoba Standard bearers in the forthcoming International meet at Minneapolis were held at Wesley rink on monday night. Frigid sub Zero weather kept the attendance Down but the general performance of the athletes in the various events very Good considering the fact that All participants have been greatly handicapped by Lack of practice ice up until recently. Three local records went by the boards. In the Junior three Quarter mile Bob Newman hashed Home in front of his Field to set a new Mark of in the midget Section b. Gray set a new record of 19.4. The third record shattering performance was established by b. Mitchell in the girls midget 165-Yard race. Her time was 19.2. Fabian Mousseau Veteran of the local ice lanes stood out in the senior events copping the 220, 880 and two mile races to establish a Lead Over All in the aggregate with s total night s work of 90 Points. Mcdougall who finished second in these same event was number two among the seniors with 60 Points. John verhoef s victories in the men s intermediate 880 and one mile races and a second in the 220, ran his Point standing to 80, the second Best performance of the evening. Newman with 60, topped the Junior boys standings and t. Thompson leads the juveniles with 30 Points. In the midget boys class Gray topped Audley 50 to 30. Aud Ley won the 110-Yard sprint finish ing ahead of Gray but through some unfortunate Accident was not called out for the dash which was taken by Gray hip record breaking performance. In the senior women s standings. H. Deas and m. Cove Are tied with 40 Points each. The intermediate Leader is e. Whalley with 40. B. Mcguire tops the juniors with 30, j. Sebastian the juvenile with 60, and b. Mitchell leads the midget girls with 60. The second and concluding night of the trials will take place tonight at Wesley and on the results of both night s races will depend the make up of the team that will get the coveted trip to the South. Skating standings men s events senior Mousseau 90. Mcdougall 60, Mayer Dunlop Finch 10 each. Var Hoff 80, h. Neu Feld co Lee -10. Junior Newman 60, Frame 30. B. Panties 20. Mitchell 10. Thompson 30. Finch 20, Fleishman 10. 30. Aur Ilcy 30. Vickers 20, Cleaver Mcnaughton 10. A Omen s events Deas. M. Cove 40 each d. Smith 30. Coyle 10. Whalley 40, m. Mcdonald k. Godfrey 30 each i. Dempster 20. Mcguire 30, l. Mcguire 20, l. Whyard 10. Sebastian go g. Tuckwell d. Rose 20 each j. Lancaster. J. Murray 10 each. Mitchell 60 b. Flynn 40. Men s events senior Mousseau 2, Mcdougall 3, a. Mayer. 3-5. Senior Mousseau 2, Mcdougall 3. J. Dunlop. Time 1.27.2. Senior 2 Mousseau 2, me Dosall 3, g. Finch. Intermediate h. Neufeld 2. J. Verhoef 3. D. Lee. Time .21. Intermediate Sci Hoef 2. D. Lee 3, Neufeld. Intermediate one Var Hoff 2, Neufeld 3. Lee. Junior 440 1. B. Newman 2, j. Frame 3, r. Mitchell. Junior Newman 2, Pant ins 3. J. Frame. Newly established juvenile t. Thompson 2, j. Finch 3. H. Fleishman. Midget g. Audley 2, b. Gray 3, b. Mcnaughton. Midget Gray 2, b. Vickers 3. Cleaver. Newly established women s events senior d. Smith 2, m. Cove 3, h. Deas. Tlme-m4.3. Senior Deas 2, Cove 3, r. Coyly. Intermediate m. Mcdonald 2, e. Whalley 3, i. Dempster. Time .23. Intermediate k. Godfrey 2, e. Whalley 3, i. Dempster. Junior Mcguire 2, a Mcguire 3, l. Whyard. Juvenile 220 1, j. Sebastian 2, g. Tuckwell 3, j. Lancaster. Juvenile j. Sebastian 2, d. Rose 3. J. Murray. Midget b. Mitchell 2, b. Flynn. Midget b. Mitchell 2, b. Flynn. Time 19.2 newly established John verhoef John verhoef skated Well Mon Day night at Wesley Park in the trials which will be completed to night for the purpose of choosing a team to go to the International meet at Minneapolis. John finished first in the intermediate 880 and one mile races and placed second in the 220. He stands second in the men s standings with 80 Points and should be assured of a place on the team. Gold wins close one paced by Ross Waldron varsity s Brown and Gold squad ran out a 40-39 Victory Over maroons Mon Day night in one of closest matches in the . Intermediate league this season. Waldron ran up a total of 16 Points As the High scoring eager o a night s play which saw Aqua Terras Stop Lazy a 19-16, in the second game of the doubleheader. Varsity owed their slim Edge to Waldron s accuracy in the first half and left the floor at intermission leading 24-20. After the rest maroons bottled up the varsity at tack and were coming up slowly As the whistle sounded. Close checking and a concentrated offensive gave maroons a 19-16 Edge in the second half just one Point Short of sending the game into overtime. For the victorious varsity Crew Waldron s 16 Points were away on top. With Budnitsky shooting 12 Points for maroons. A three Point advantage in the first half gave Aqua Terras their 19 if win against Lazy l Loop sters who fought Back viciously after the intermission to split scoring honors at 9-All. Scoring was scattered through out the line ups As opposing cagers clashed in a close checking affair. In. Lament 1. Hepp nor. Finger s. My acc 8. Gillon. She Busm 5. Creighton Dick 2. Total. 40. 7. Wallis 7. Davison 3. Billinkoff 3. Smith 6. Buznitsky 12. Twiss finnic g. Franklin 39. Aqua Terra 5, Mckague 2, Stone Sanderson. Jarrett 2. Farrer Robbins 4. Sutherland 4. Total 13. Lazy 6, la none Mcelrea 4 Kenyon 1, Jackson. Shut 1, Meyer 4 Mcgregor. Total 1c. Treherne beats Carman team Treherne Man., Jan. 16. Special the second game to be played on local ice Between Carman and Treherne in the South Central intermediate hockey league tre Herne took the Long end of a 3-2 score. First score. Penalties Davidson Landback. Second from Beau lion. Penalties Davidson third period Holliston Treherne from Burke unassisted Smith Burgess. Penalties Lake and Martel. Rose. Kelly Chlpka Mcpadden. Smith Martel Mcgowan Hilbert Davidson Burgess. Treherne Hunter Mccalle Lake , couture land pack Holliston runner Mcleod Bealler dheere. Burke. Of Winnipeg. St. James can cellar tonight St. James unpredictable canadians now sharing the cellar position with St. Boniface in the North division Junior hockey Loop have their Chance tonight to climb All the Way up into a second place tie when they clash with the league leading Elm Wood Maple Leafs at the olym Pic rink at 8.30 tonight. Elmwood is perched safely on top of the Heap with a full two game Lead and no matter what happens tonight the Leafs will still he out in front. But it was the St. James Crew which handed the Elmwood club its first loss of the year in their last meeting and tonight s engagement May shake up the lower brackets in the league standings. Miller Victory Moose jaw 16. Up securing his own face off inside Regina Vic aces Blue line Elmer Lach Crafty Moose jaw Centre rapped in the Winner on Tiger Mitchell Midway in the third period to give Millers an 8-6 Victory and a firmer grip on third place in the Saskatchewan senior hockey league in a dashing night. It fell the Issue beyond doubt when a Power play of the invaders Back fired and Paul raced Down the ice hockey game monday to Paul Lavallee to put with the rubber handily and give two goal margin keeps. To beat Mitchel the Hom Esters a which was for 2nd senior 1o Days Only suiting and Over coatings v Tallo Rcd to Mca firc special the i 01 the style fit and finish. Today s not less than s45. A Fine ran eve following Are today s at various rinks is. Marshall mid Winter is. Civil Mctavish is. Channing o Doucia is. Hardy Mann is. Quilon. Civic caledonian. W a 1 k e y is. Young Aitken is. Mckenzie Ailen r. K. Is. Blair dines is. Bull Gregory is. Dennison w. Dines on duty Heather Maclean is. Mclntyre Barling is. Borrowman Bicket is. Hen Derson Briggs is. Cormode Smith is. J. Wilson. Thistle Cruikshanks is. Dorrett Gallant is. Morgan Donald is. Forbes Keith is. Carruthers Lovic is. Leneveu. St. Vital 7 is. Robin son Rathwell is. Peters Williams is Graham. S is. Kyle Blenkhorn is. Simpson Hack is. Mcclay. Transcona a group. 6.45 Mcmulien c. Is. Cook e. H. Ricail p. Is. Isbell g. G. Garson t. Is. Bangarth n. Munro a. Is. Gillis m. A croup 8.45 a. S. Is. Macdonald. F. Ste. Marie r. Is. Cornish f. S. Turriff r. C. Is. My gown j. M. Head l. H. Is. Newman w. Grain Exchange Forsythe is Irving Avery is. Mathers Bathie is. Lawson Gamble is. Napper Gray is. Woodward. St Smith Wood is Sangster Erzinger is. Staples Noble is. Congalton Pollard is. Jackman1 Simpson is. Halliley Auman is. Baker Strathcona Brown is. Davies Scott is. K. Sutherland j. B. Haig is. Fleming Kirkwood is. C. Mcdiarmid Orris is. Henderson. In charge j. Is. Del Vignette Ken Nedy is. Johnson Wakefield is. Hay Duncan is. Milne c. Hudson is. G. Hudson. In charge link fort is. C. Mac Donald Kerby is. Cross Tomkins is. Speers Humphreys is. Cobb Pepper is Fryer Gordon is. Egan. . Is. Duguid Warner is. Mccunn Singleton is. Coward Rhodes is. Brown. West is. Wad Dell Nyo is. Williams Wood is. Scorer Stewart is. Blyth Wallace is. Magee Barker is. Robinson. Deer is Hogeboom Macdonald r. M. Is. Middleton Cook to Campbell is. Murphy Welsh j. Is. Thomas Man Aba is. Pearson. Masonic Bonspiel King Edward de Hollis Wright Defeated. Kirby on Hauser Defeated Hamlin Sutherland de j Miller Defeated Mcknight spice Defeated Parker. Wright Defeated Corbett Sutherland Defeated Onhauser j. Miller Defeated spice Huxley Defeated Brett Rev. Neville Defeated Campbell Defeated Hilton Burwash Defeated Bone Youngman Defeated Webb Severn Csc heated Bubbs Chauham Defeated Krupp Kirkwood Defeated Woodward Sangster Defeated Jackson Robinson Defeated Ruthruff Stewart Defeated aglow Hollo Defeated Wilson. Campbell Defeated Neville Burwash Defeated Youngman Chauham Defeated Severn Sangster Defeated Kirkwood Wright Defeated Corbett Huxley Defeated Miller. Ancient landmark trophy Hallis Defeated Kirby c. F. M. Mcdon Ald Defeated Hamlin Knight Defeated Parker Price Defeated Hilton but Abs Defeated Webb Woodward Defeated Krupp Brett Defeated spice. Winter club skaters perform at Miami Miami Man., Jan. 16. Special Miami rink officials were hosts to 18 figure skaters from the Winnipeg Winter club saturday. Arriving from Winnipeg by bus the skaters put on two performances lasting two hours. Junior soloists were Shiela Reid Roberta Wilcox Margaret Kennedy and Frank Sellers. The former two were the highlights of each performance. Gordon Chown b. Lang j Hughes Don Grant b. V. Richard son a. W. Sellers a. Swing Ford f. Metcalfe a. Purves misses m. Johnston e. Abra j. Montgomery mesdames Johnston Brian and a Bott were the senior performers. Defeat rangers fax for Divis by Scott Young the Over signed will now Lead the Brothers in a spot of prayer for the Winnipeg rangers who can do every thing in a hockey game but score goals and for that reason lost 4-1, to monarchs at the amphitheatre on monday night. Monarchs trotted Back to the top of the Junior South division with the Victory which was featured by an unusually brisk Brand of hookey. And also the smooth manoeuvres of one William Benson who figured in three of the four Monarch goals. This Benson Guy As has been set Forth on numerous occasions is one hangers with a goal at 7.50 on you know of a hockey player. He j Allan Hays Fine pass from the is As insidious As a soap announcer s voice in and around a defence. In fact he has been flying at and through the same defence men for five or six years in some cases and they still Don t know him Well enough to Call him by his first name. He scored the second Monarch goal and made the plays for the last two. Intimated previously made quite a hockey game out of it for the Benefit of some highly satisfied fans but unfortunately could t score goals. They had just As Many chances As the monarchs perhaps More and while our genial but uncompromising Friend or. William Suther standings monarchs Kenora Brandon rangers Portage. P old f a pts. 10 7 2 1 a 15 10 g 2 2 36 23 14 10 4 2 35 31 10 13 3 8 -2 33 48 8 11 3 7 1 30 54 7 land in the Monarch net was play ing extremely sound goal that was riot the whole matter. Rangers had More chances than a Parson at the Church supper but could t make anything of them. Kenora thistles deposed As leaders of the South for the nonce meet rangers at the amphitheatre on thursday night but can climb Back on top with the two Points customarily presented with Victory. Ted Tindall potted one after taking George Ballance s pass from behind the net at 13.14 in the first. Benson hoisted the margin when he worked out of a face off to score at 2.20 in the second and Earl fast whittled away for Corner. Bill Mosienko took Tage of Ted Colvin s penalty for boarding Benson to score from Benson at 10.08. Later in the same period Ernie. Dickens once a bad Man of wide repute got his first penalty the season for being Nasty to Ted Colvin close to the boards. Benson set up the play Lor the tinal goal staying on his feet Long enough to draw successive lunges from two Ranger defence men which left Paul Platz in the Clear to score. Lou Medynski and Hugh Millar were Best of the rangers who looked Good notwithstanding the score. Bill Benson and Ernie Dickens were Good for monarchs and Andy Branigan came Forth with a rare turn of Speed and effectiveness on occasion. Tommy Jessiman started on the first line for the first time in several weeks but Mosienko was Back there with Jessiman playing the second string by the second period. Branigan was winded temporarily in the second after smashing into the boards near the Ranger goal. Colvin retired after Dickens bruising Check aggravated an old Char Ley horse in the third period. Soal a Winigan arid Ogston Dei ence Benson Centre Jessiman and Pentz wines Tindall Hunter Ballance Wilson Dickens and Mosienko alternates. Goal Colvin and May defence Jones Centre Kendall and Medynski wings Millar. Hobson Gibbs Hay. And fast alternates. And yellow less. First period 1, monarchs. Tindall 13.14. And Platz. Second monarchs Benson 2.20 3. Rangers fast 7.50 4. Monarchs Mosienko 10.08. Dickens. Third monarchs Platz Ben 10.15. Canadians play London Jan. 16. Up Vincent sey Canadian High commissioner in the United King Dom tonight will face the Start the first match Ever played Between the Canadian army and a British team. The Canadian army team follows Bombardier George Perry Sergt. Felix Lang . Charlie Wilkes Sergt. Percy seed Bombardier Butch Carey gunner j. Watson . Slim Armishaw Sergt. Jack Belau Sergt. C. Jacobs Sergt. Mike Isnook Bombardier Stevans and . Art i vie. Five goals in last our minutes eats Toba 8-5 Montreal Jan. If. Up almost in one and the same breath coach Frankie Boucher of new York rangers declared thursday he considers it a Good thing that the club s re Cord undefeated Streak of 19 straight games has come to an end and that goalie Dave Kerr is one of the two nest goal tenders the Modem game has Ever i used to think Charlie Gard Iner was the greatest goalie i Ever said Boucher of the Man who Rose to the Heights with Chicago Black Hawks and whose career was Cut Short by sickness that resulted in death. And it s True that Gardiner was really a wonderful continued Boucher. But be Lieve me Davie Kerr. Lias shown me something on goal ending this season and i am sure that lie is just As Good As Gardiner Ever was. Which makes Kerr one of the two Best goaltenders the modern game has standings a division p w l monarchs i z hangers 4.3 Portage la Prairie 31 St. Boniface seals 4 1 Elmwood 3 1 a division Salisbury St. Boniface St. Paul s Sturgeon Creek St. John s Stony Mountain t pts. 1 5 5 by Paris Eaic ins Ranger juveniles. Y o u n be r Brothers of the youths who put in such a shaky appearance in the South division Junior Loop last night made up for the Short com Ings of other members of the family when they handed monarchs a 3-2 lacing at the olympic ring monday night to climb up with the kingly Crew into a first place tie in the Winnipeg juvenile hockey league. Rangers Triumph did much to wipe off the Smirch from club colors and came in the final of a triple header which saw seals climb out of the cellar by stopping Portage 4-2 for their first win of the season while St. Boniface cathedrals were held to a 5-All tie by St. John s in the Only a Divi Sion game of the evening. St. Boniface cathedrals tie lifted them one Point nearer the league leading Salisbury whose record of four wins in four starts was still sufficient to keep them a game and a half in front despite the fact they Lay Idle monday night. St. John s tie making their initial appearance of the season. St. John s earned their tie on a second period drive which brought two goals to neutralize cathedrals counter and off set the one goal Edge the saints took into that stanza. Through the third period St. John s matched two two. Rangers Thompson. Nos worthy Bathgate Russell Kenny Stephenson Haldorson Ward Scott. Hutt. Peter sen Lavitt Gooden syne Warecki so Merti my Creed Clarke. Adams Annott can cilia. First period 1, monarchs. Annott il.05. Penalties Bat rate. Stephenson. Second rangers Schettler 11.30. Third rangers. Baths Etc 2.20.4 rangers. Baldwin 10.50 5. Monarchy Cancilla 13.00. Warecki Bald win 2j, Kussell. St. Langevin Leelor Bourgeois. Clement Laval Leo sch Taru Normandeau Dudar Mcgregor Benzar ski. St. John s Frost Dutton Toole Bredin Grant Mae Kay. Samuels Hob Day. Richards. Nothstein Alscy. Johnson. First St. Boniface 4.45 2, St. John s. Hobday 11.15 3. St. Boniface. Lav Allee 12.45. Penalties none. Second St. Johns Bredin. 11.15 5, St. Johns Grant il.i50 0, St. Boniface Leclair Bour. Geoid. Mcgregor. Third St. Boniface. Bourgeois 1.00. 8, St. Boniface Lavallee 3.40. 9, St. John s. Bredin 1g.45. 10, St. John s. Hobday 19.30. Mckechnie bars Harrison Hallmuth Taylor Hodgert hurl Tel Encoe Cohn Kush Man Mcdonie ill. Forbes o Reilly Bend Inglis j. Bell Ritchie Glennie Cook. Zatina fas chewy. First seals Baran 4.30 2. Seals Taylor 10.00. 3. Portage Ritchie 10.50. O Reilly. Second Portage Inglis 5.05. Third seals. Hodgert. 8.45. 6, seals Taylor 10.50. Klyn. Benson tops scorers Serges. Blue and e an orstes. Herringbone and pin made Worth than the Wear read images see our windows Allora St. Phone 05 627 by Scott Young Bill Benson is making a March past out of the Junior South Divi Sion scoring race and at the pres ent Pace May set a new High in scoring records for Junior hockey in Manitoba. At the compilation of free press statistics today Ben son with 19 Points was seven in front of the nearest competitors. The Zephyr treading Monarch Captain and Centre Man has picked a Tough year for his big one but it seems it la be tag just the same. The South division has five Good goalkeepers this season with five More or less sound defences. The other scorers have found it difficult to maintain an average of a Point a game but Benson has Al most doubled that figure. Red Hunter Eddie Dartnell Pinky Melnyk Glenn Richardson and bus Wycherley Are tied in second place with 12 Points each and any is capable of getting hot some cold night and wiping out that Benson Lead. But from the current indications Benson gets hotter and oftener. Vic Lofvendahl bruising Kenora defence Man still Heads the penalty Parade with 38 minutes of Mirror penalties. Paul Platz of monarchs and Glen Harmon of bran Don Are tied in second place with 28 minutes each. The first Monarch line still i is the group s Best unit with Ben son s 19 and Platz 11 Points Mak ing the margin High enough. With Jessiman s two the total would be 32, or. With Mosienko s would be 40. The last two have alternated during the past month. Second Best is the second Mon Arch line which has Ted Tindall at Centre George Ballance and red Hunter on the wings. Tin Dall has 10, Hunter 12 and bal Lance eight for 30 Points. Brandon and Kenora starting units come close. The leaders monarchs 12 Hunter. Monarchs 5 Dartnell Kenora 8 Melnyk. Kenora 7 Richardson Brandon. 9 Wycherley Brandon. B Platz monarchs 5 Hay rangers 7 Robinson. Portage 7 ferns. Portage c Mosienko monarchs f Tindall. Monarchs 3 Milford. Kenora 6 Gibb rangers 4 Macey. Portage s leu is Kenora Ballance monarchs 2 to. Pen. 8 12 0 12 e 12 14 1.2 4 12 Bernice Mcguire Victory in the Junior girls 440 race at the Speed skating trials which were run off at Wesley Park on monday gave miss Mcguire 30 Points to carry into the second and final night of the trials which Are being held to select the team to re present Manitoba at the forthcoming meet in Minneapolis. Winnipeg sports fans last year drank to the fill from the cup of Success. In practically very line of endeavour a local team or athlete emerged with Hon ors and in this connection i have in mind particularly the Anarch to the Northern baseball league Champion ship of our maroons. From a club which the season previous had ended i gloriously in last place they came with a Rush not to be denied. Conceding that the team As a whole played its part in the Victory March there is no gainsay ing the fact that the necessary spark was generated by the enthusiasm and marked ability of manager Joe Mowry is indeed satisfying news released monday that Massa Joe has been re engaged by the maroons Board of directors. Mowry already has notified his Bosses he has several new players lined up for the 1940 season. It will be of particular interest to the Ball fan to learn who manager Mowry has in mind to fill the shoes left vacant at first base by the promotion of Winnipeg s Home bred Star hug Hie Gustafs ii. As a result of his Brilliant work on the first sack last season hns hic was drafted to Bloomington a club which is part of the Milwaukee Brewers organization which in turn is believed to be related to the St. Louis Browns. However Gus will not be with Bloom ing Ion next season lie fran Chise of. That club being taken Over by Madison wis. So let s have the Lowdown on that first base Job As soon As you can Joe. Saskatoon Jan if. For two periods the University of Saskatchewan huskies led by George Brent came Rushing from behind in last four minutes of play with five goals to defeat University of Manitoba bosons 8-5 in a Western inter collegiate hockey game for the Halpenny trophy at tie Rutherford rink Here monday night. It was Hie third defeat in the series Tor the Manitoban who dropped two games to the Alberta Polar bears at Edmonton last Fri Day and saturday. Brent the smallest defence Man and just about the smallest player on the ice scored four goals and assisted in another. The other Saskatchewan goal getters were Ron Wycherley j with two snoozer Mcmorris and Glen Downing. Doug Jonsson with two. Mel Brodie Jud Snell and Laurie Horsfield tallied for the Manitoban. Manitoba led 3-1 at the end of the first period As Jonsson Brodie and Snell. Tallied for the visitors and Brent beat Poulter for the Saskatchewan goal. In the second session Wycherley and Mcmorris scored for Saskatchewan and Horsfield replied for the Manitoban. The visitors raised their Lead to 5-3 Early in the third on Jonsson s second goal before the huskies went into action while Brodie was in the penalty Box. Before Brodie re turned. Brent and Wycherley tallied first of a two night meet to a select Speed skaters to com Pete at the annual ten thous and lakes meet at Minneapolis was aged monday night at Wesley Park and with the exception of one incident All went Well. The exception according to or. And mrs. Audley. Parents of midget speedster of the. Deer Lodge club was glaring oversight on somebody s part in not calling Gordon for his second race of the night. Or. And mrs. Audley. Are indignant at the treatment handed their Young son. If the parents version of the affair is that Gordon was instructed to wait in the club House until his name was called to participate in Iris second event of the night. Gordon waited and waited and waited and wailed until an official asked him what he was doing waiting1 around instead of skating in his race. Gordon explained his instructions and that lie was waiting o be called by the announcer or starter. The official then informed him that Gordon s event had been raced. As a result Young Audley wound tip the night with 30 Points maximum Points obtain Able for his one race of the pro gramme the Only event he entered monday night. Should Young Audley be deprived of official selection to the. Mani Toba learn to compete at Minni Apolis As a result of this error on somebody s Dart the. Aud Ley s claim it will be a distinct and grievous error. Kit Klein formerly of Buffalo at.y., Winner of 16 Speed skating championships including National and the olympic titles in 1936, has turned her attention to figure skating. Now the wife of or. Thomas outland. Chief surgeon of a Hospital for crippled children at Lancaster kit skates solely for pleasure Jimmy Lonclos recently concluded n course in Public speak ing. It is reported that the gorgeous greek will lecture on physical training and May take a flyer in the movies Benny Leonard disagrees with sports critics and boxing men who predict that the heavyweight who will eventually whip Joe Louis will be a Boxer rather than a puncher. The Fel Low who beats Louis must be Able to do plenty of both and assimilate punishment As Leonard avers. Gene Sarazen uses the inter Locking grip but does not advocate it for other golfers Brandon travels to Portage for game tonight both Brandon and Portage will have chances to re slab Lisle themselves in the eyes of their Home town followers to night at the Portage Arena when they meet in a postponed Junior South division game. Brandon dropped a Fame to rangers Friday night while on Friday and saturday por Tage was beaten twice by Kenora. Portage could take Over fourth place with a Vic tory while a win for the monarchs will merely serve to in crease their strength in third place. Open Bonspiel play at Morden Orilen Man., Jan. 16. Special after be ing in abeyance Lor several years an open Bonspiel was arranged by the Morden Curling club and play started monday afternoon. Twenty nine rinks entered which included 10 from mor Den. The skips being a. W. Living Ston. A. Lovett h. K. G. N. Bonny h. Stoddard. D. C. Atkins h. J. Gray j. L. Clubine Mac Scales. The visiting skips Are Ross Manahan North Star Oil company. Winnipeg George Sharpe Mani Tou j. Taylor Crystal City a. Duncan and p. Eby Rose Bank j. B. Rach d. Johnston a. Aspevig one six d. J. England assistant sup. ., Winnipeg j. Burnett n. Dawson j. Byers. Roland j. Smith. Thornhill a. Green Miami p. Bucckeri and g. No fold Wink Ler b. Bloxam and c. Givings Darling Ford. To tie the score at 5-5. The Huldt continued their attack and Bra beat the Manitoba goalie twice Downing once before the Petit ended. The second game of the series will be played Here Toni jul lineups Manitoba Pouller Mccarten Brodie Jonsson Krollman. Mcallister Horsfield Morrison. Saskatchewan Euc Mcwold Brent. Mcmorris Erley. Shaw Mctaffe Culham Rich. Mcdonald finder. Saskatoon. Summary first period 1. Manitoba lame 0.50 2, Manitoba Brodi Ervyr 3. Saskatchewan. Brent 4, Manitoba Snell second Corley 2.05 g. Man Toba Field. 12.00 7. Saskatchewan Lough Bride 13.04. Fern Tiu. My Carlin Ellis Horsfield. Third period 8, Manitoba Jouita 1.d4 9. Saskatchewan. 10.15 10, Saskatchewan Wycherley i 17.08 11. Saskatchewan. Bret 17.15 12, sask Tihes Downing 38.12 j3, Sari Chowan. Brent 3d.18. Corley Mcallister Brodie my Morrolf Arkamae club the Arramah club will meet o wednesday at the Logan Azebu terminus at 8.15, returning to in Lubra Otiis Majestic hotel fort freshment and dancing. Alberta senior hockey Lethbridge 11, Coleman 1. Turner valleys Edmonton 8, orioles win two games in intermediate hockey league fixtures played on sunday and Mot Day West end orioles chalice double victories debiting Starbuck 7 to 3 on sunday afternoon at Poplar Point 2 to 1 on monday in the Starbuck contest w. Chris Ensen in the Oriole net was ii while a Meade Sparke their attack with two goals Atid assist. The game with Poplar poll was a hard fought affair be Wei two very evenly matched team Summers and Mcnabb were 11 Best of the orioles and Smith As Moffat turned in a Fine game i the losers. West end orioles w. Chrls aim Houston. Wilson Mcnabb Woodard. Meade. L. Chrls Lensun. W Summers. Hackett. Poplar Strachan Small Kuzyk. S. Moffatt. Srail Monelta. Burnett Hollot. First score or Rio second Poplar Point. By Nett. Penalties Man Bibb Housti Strachan. Third orioles sum Norn. Orioles. Mcnabb pc Alec Houston. 4 .1 of. E. Chris sen l. Lensun. J. Houston Wilton Manas Lunney. Woodard my Doc Smith. Wal Hachtel Summers. A. Morton t. Miller c. E. Morton h. Barr a. Johnson Harcel a. Mlle Ray Houston. .1 first 2, orioles Mcnabb 3. Orf Olra Chi late Psi n 4, Starbuck Hoy 5, Oriole Walt Meade penalties How Ion. Johnson Barr. Second period 8. Orioles. Mai 7, Orion a Meade Starbuck. Car Dinnell d. A Tartack pm penalties c. Morton. Ban. Third orioles. Mcnabb. Pen lilies cult. T. Miller 2, c. Morion. Hounds lose Reg Ina Jan. 16 up Negim Abbott generals handed note Dame hounds a 5-3 Bealing to Regina monday night and Feria consolidated themselves in top Plai in the Southern Junior hockey league. The game was one of finest seen on Regina ice this with both clubs playing hockey All the Way through. 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