Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 18, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page sixteen Winnipeg free press thursday january 18, 1940 Rease Lead in senior puck Loop by Paris Eakins Clark s cruisers maintained in in boat a record four Points ahead of the pack in the Winnipeg and senior hockey league at to olympic rink wednesday night of hey nver Pou rred a Short handed and Stonewall Crew. 7-5, in Ivor Irno. Victory for ii i fish Riding cruisers came on determined drive two locals in the overtime session and made up for a third period which almost Cost Clark s heir first reversal of the scroll tied one nil at the end of the first j cruisers went ahead i-2 through inc second then added another -carl1. In the third before going into a slump Bei Are the inspired Stone team rammed in three to Abend for he first Lime during a Lucky Floater from the Blue line earned Clark s a five All in regulation time and provided. Learning to Shi c the spark to Stop the handicapped band from in overtime. Hurt Pilot at the Helm in the person of Vic Lindquist b. Fry one of England s grouts in the Cricket world 20 years or so ago. Comes to Bat again this time with a highly interesting pieces in the cricketer annual in which he pertinently enquires whether the world might not have been a better place if Germany had taken to Cricket and adopted it As a National game. Commander Fry tells of a dinner Given by Herr von Ribben trop. Germany s foreign minister cruisers were forced at top Speed i Berlin when Means of promote to mop Stonewall who worked Chr Bikih the Samc with a crippled Ine up of Only seven men. Luald Lvi asked Ribbentrop for Stone Wau they suffered your people learning to casualties. Pee Ezinicki was forced out no Clark s line up with an injured shoulder in the second period. To addition to Jack who turned in an inspired perform Ance in Stonewall nets the game s hero was on the losing team. Jack Ewbank s two third period finals Hove been enough to win for Stonewall and his pass Bakoski i brought a Short lived tie in second. Mostly Muckle s first counter from Bakoski had deadlocked j or a while and Al Graham s score from Stonewall s great third period rally. Tie i up again Bill Graham s Long Floater put Clark s Back into tile fight late in the third period and he handed Lyt Urphy who got two. The winning at five minutes in overtime. Cam Cormode s overtime goal his second of the game put things on Dan Piercy and Hughie Millen the other two. Lombards forced to watch Clark s increase the understanding Between Britain and Germany were discussed. He Whai about Cricket up to test match Standard this would have a wonderful effect in the direction the fuehrer at the time to which commander Fry refers 1934. Herr Hitler was anxious to promote a Liberal Exchange of youth Between the two countries and the English cricketer had a Long interview with the German Chancellor on the subject. In reply to Fry s question Ribben trop Shook his head and said we should never learn to play Cricket complicated a game Lor us personally i agree with the German minister Cricket would be too complicated for a German possessed of the same ideals of culture As is Hitler and his band of ruthless Assas sins Cricket has far too Many principles of decency governing it ethics which would irk a German whose main desire is to dominate the Little fellow. T however. Fry answered pub _ forced to watch Clark s a Bentro ,.oh, no. Cricket is in Lead As varsity Post nordic Scon Young this Bureau Bent the old initiative toward two matters of middling importance this morning the first an Effort to find which of the Winnipeg maroons definitely will not be Back with the Home club season. It was answered As follows a Gustafson shape ruffing Miklos barnacle and Hansch Moklos has retired a Deal is pending for Stipe and ruffing. Gustuf. Son foes to Madison Bloomi Affton franchise in the three Eyt league and the other two will move up or around. Pond its scheduled game took some As they stopped Winnipeg City police s team 3-2, in an exhibition stand. Johnson with two and Porteous did the scoring for Lorn to offset goals by Norris and for the policemen. V i inc ups Turnbull. Millen. Donovan. Gfa Hain. Pitty , Murphy. Wilford Chi one. Ezinicki. Harley. Stonewall , Sunghe. Gra Ham Bausti. Muckle. Ewbank scout. Summary first period 1, quirk s. Comi Ocle Fri Tyne Wilhoi i. 5.51 2. Stonewall i Bakoski i id.49. Penalties Gra him Clark s. Murphy 8.15 "4 Stonewall. Bakoski . 11.3-1 -.5, Clark s. Piercy Grahame. 14.3g. Pc ii firs Wilford. Bakoski. Third Clark s. Millan Mur Nevi. 2.11 7. Stonewall Graham 2.36 8. Stonewall. Ewbank 0. Stonewall. Ewbank muck let -1-Uifi 10, Clarks Graham. 16.43. Penal lies1. Tutti kit. Cormode. Graham. Bakoski Clark s. Murphy igra Ivr Mit. 12. Clarks Cormode Wil 7.-15. Penalty Muckle. Gil can Gould Jolson Mcclarty. R. Gould. Fraser portious Elmun Olson. Middleton. City Hammill. Stewart Hansen. Coulter. Green. Swanson. Suave . Morris Button. Surn Narv or Giorl 1. Lombards. Johnson " Fraser dark Cal. 14.30 2, City police 18.26, penalty Green second lombards. Por Couf Johnsoni. In.33 4. Lombards. Johnson 14.29. Penalties h of null 21. Thud cite police. Swanson 2.no. Penalty Darkcus. L. Lyndon. Essentially pure nordic the second piece of business was to wire to Brandon asking j three straight losses in the South division would Cost coach Joe Mathew son his Job. The reply Brandon elks executive does not to change coaches at take that the Way it _ midget Booster games at olympic tonight the midget hockey league can produce players faster than juvenile and Junior clubs can assimilate them and is one of the most important factors in Winnipeg s High Posi Tion in Canadian hockey. Tonight at the olympic rink four games will be played with the first at 7 ., and the feature Between Excelsior and bosons at 8 o clock. Panthers meet is. Paul s at 9. At 7, St. John s College plays seals and at 10, monarchs and Salisbury will wind up the programme. This hockey is Good. For instance Bill now net minder for Monarch juniors played for panthers it i the Midge t Loop Only two years ago. By Scott Young records must get tired swimming records fall being St. James collegiate turned in a exhibition of Speed and Power to shut out Transcona 4-0, in a scheduled game in the suburban High schools hockey league at the rink wednesday afternoon. With Fogg performing steadily in the St. James nets the boys from West end earned their shut out on one goal in the first period two Jin the second As Morrison tallied on a penalty shot with a fourth counter in the final stanza. Parkes took a pass from Finch for the opening goal while Russell Down passes for two other scores by Mcdonald and a Lii t e. Line ups St. James Fogg Mcdonald. Barefoot Morrison. Ayliffe Russell. Lugg Finch Cunningham Parkes. Dickert uni Bales Maxwell Ford tet Milt Hughes. Kovorik Everton Sutherland Belanger. Mckee. I Maui it 15ovvl1xo standings in the City carpet Bowling follow w l 2 game. You would probably pro Duce a blonde w. G. Grace. And anyhow the conventional technique of any athletic game would easily acquired by so athletic a nation look at the Standard of Lawn ten Nis in Germany. Besides the thing that is difficult to acquire in Cricket is not specialized skill in applying a Peculiar club to a Small rec projectile but the fun Clamenta Quality required in All Ball games As for Bowling a nation which produces eminent hurlers of tin discus and the javelin ought to raise any number of fast bowlers. What too about slinging hand grenades and As for Fielding it would Only take a few weeks to train a team of first class catchers and continuing in cricketer an Fry writes there was much argument around tie table but i am afraid i did not convince the party. I am afraid All the time 1 avoided the other Side of the we Call it the Morae aspect i suddenly remembered a Story told me by my Yousf brother who once came Back from Egypt in the same ship As the German Crown Prince. A gymkhana was arranged and the program Rome included a tug of War services is civilians. brother Wal was Anchor Man of his team. In the Middle of the pull the Crown Prince who was rooting for the services Sud Denly had a Bright idea. He ran Forward and earnestly in a harsh whisper tried to persuade my brother surreptitiously to hitch the rope end round a convenient Bollard. 4 i was pretty puffed stated Walter but i gasped out that i said anyhow what do you know about he said not As much As you but More than Little Willie i think. Walter proved that he knew As much As there is to know about that sense. All the same i was within limits quite serious in my suggestion to von Ribbentrop and if Ever i meet him again i shall remind him of it. And i shall Likely enough ii Ever we get out of this present Cul de Sac of a catastrophe offer to teach the germans the broken All the time but if Chey Don t like it they should form a Union against swimming meets i or swim Ming meets Are unfair to records organized or otherwise. University aquatic exponents met in watery combat on v wednesday night at the Sherbrook Pool and biggest news of the evening was when a record was t broken which happened once or twice Al though events without records Are pretty hard to find in All re sults. Out of 11 events in which records Are possible seven new standards were set which would appear to indicate that Manitoba has a better Chance of winning an intercollegiate championship in swimming than in some other sports Lockey for instance. With the Canadian Badminton championships being played in win Lieg in March at the Winter club a great Deal of inter St is being Aken in the Manitoba Champion hips which Are scheduled for the Winnipeg Badminton club starting in january 29. Closing dates for entries is 6 Saturday Jan. 27. T is the fourteenth tournament under the auspices of the provincial association. The association this is coordinating with the in Jerial daughters of the Empire in he distribution of admission cards and the educational work of the order will Benefit from the tournament As has been the practise for the St. James 1 c. N. V fan Rouee a. K. V. No. 2 St. James no. 2 St. Martin s at n. V. No. 1 Norwood he was Garry s. O. E Junior i o c k e y tonight 8.30 Rangers is. Kenora tickets and 506 seats reserved Etc Tell no. Sale at Erzin scr in Kincs smoke Shon. Sews stand toil tobacco id at rink. Phone 37 218. Bouquets to Hymie Swartz of the recreation ten pin Bowling league who wednesday almost swooned with the Shock of the discovery he has established an All time single game record for his league with his tally of 287. Hymie scored ten strikes in a Row left the three five and six pin standing with his eleventh Ball and then spared out. Recreation league has been operating for eighteen years but think of that . Bronze medal you would., have won Hymie if you had Only got your eleventh strike and if Only your league was affiliated directly with the ., and if and if More bouquets to Jimmy Burnett and his Roland rink we wednesday during the Morden Bonspiel rang up an eight Ender victims of Jimmy s feat was the George Sharpe rink from Manitou George was almost As pleased Abou the business As was Jimmy. Race postponed Dublin Jan. 18. Up Cable the red Cross steeplechase scheduled to be run at leopards town saturday was thursday Post Pond until Jan. 27 on account o weather conditions. Ante Post bet Ting was declared void. Betty Mcdonald made the biggest splashes of the evening. This Fine Young swimmer cracked no less than three records in the women s Section which was won by her faculty arts. Home economics was second. Arts won the men s title also with the outstanding work of Colin Fer Guson and lome main mainly responsible so help me i did t mean to do that. But you notice i m letting it Cockburn Mccallum and Ferguson set new records in the men s events Mccallum s coming in the men s 200 Yards free style which is a new Competition and thus had no record previously. Betty Morton was the other individual record breaker while the Home economics relay team set a Manitoba has won the Western intercollegiate swimming title every year since 1935, except in 1936, the Joe Griffiths trophy emblematic of their intercollegiate supremacy was on display arts men won the Frank Shea memorial trophy arts women the Harris Rose Complete results with new records follow women s 50 Yards free Betty Mcdonald 2, Pat Murray 3, be fifty Jack son. Time 301-5 new old record 32 2-5. Men s 50 Yards free Colin Ferguson 2, Bob Mckinney 3, Bob Whitehead. Time 26 4-5. Women s 25 Yards free Betty Mcdonald 2, Shirley Stewart 3, Peeff Jackson. Time 13 9-10 new record. Old record 14 2-5. Men s 200 Yards free cock turn Mccallum 2, Bob Mckinney 3. Holand Taylor. Time 2.3g 2-5, women s 25 Yards breast Vav Uidl Viljur Vijh Ihab new Mark in winning its event. Betty Morton 2. Aldyne Mckinney. Time 19 seconds new old record 19 1-5. Men s 50 Yards breast Colin Ferguson 2, e. Cosman 3. Andrew Addy. Time 33 1-5 new old record. 34 4-5. Men s 100 Yards free cock Burn Mccallum 2, Bob Mckinney 3. David Cottingham. Time 1.06 3-5. Women s 25 Yards backstroke 1. Betty Mcdonald 2, Pat Murray 3. Pef iffy Jackson. Time 172-5 new old record 17 3-5. Men s 50 Yards lome main 2. Joe Hall 3, Bill Armstrong time 34 1-5. Women s scientific Shir Ley Stewart 2. Aldyne Mckinney. Women s Betty Morton 2. Aldyne Mckinney 3. Jean Morton. Men s Jim Nicol 2. G. Senyk 3, e. Cosman. Women s relay. 100 Home economics fee Lount Marion Dun can Olive Mcarthur Iris Greenfield. June Grenfield. Chickie 2, United College. Grade 12. Time. 1.02 1-5. New record old record. 1.032-5. Men s relay. 200 arts. Main. Dewar. Ferguson. Mcdonald. Jack Hall 2, meds. Time 1.54 i-10. Toba shuttle play soon past five years this tournament will operate secondary events. This pro Vides that All players Are assured of at least three matches in each event the secondary event consists of the losers of the second round of the main draw with the winners of the first matches of the Consolation rounds thus dividing the tourney into players of relative standing. The first round losers of the Consolation draws carry on to the finnish of this division. Speculation Rife the Manitoba championships will provide the number one provincial representatives at the forthcoming Dominion meet and there is much speculation As to who they will be. Jim Forsythe is the for the singles and will pair up with Bert Jones in the doubles. In the doubles the dope pot might be upset with Allan Williams de Lemon Doug Bracken Charlie Jones Herb Rich Ards and Bob Adamson representing a combination of veterans and youth upsets May be anticipated. Ems. Long and Eleanor Mcferran Are two stars that should Pace the Field in the singles and mixed events and Are leaving the regular doubles play in order to stand the Stern endurance required in their specialities. Wild Wood and Winter clubs have More than their Cju Ota of real Comers and if not at East in the eights of open draws will be meet ing the enthusiastic and experienced members of Crescent fort Rouge y.w.c.a., Westminster St. Stephens Broadway and other Active City league clubs. The Slazenger Falcon shuttle has been adopted for this event. Senior baseball an organization meeting of the Norwood senior baseball club Wil be held at 2.30 pm. Sunday at the club rooms Marion and tache. Harrison advances m. Harrison disposed of a. Stanley when he took two games in their triple stand in the orpheus snooker tournament wednesday night. S Stanley meets Johnny Woods tonight. Inthy rifles win Blue division in military hockey year reviewed warning that the Market for Light horses was now restricted to a mall Field h. R Enton Barry Secre Ary of the Dominion government Russell Breeding station urged Western breeders to specialize without delay on e reducing two yes of horses these useful for farm work and those most suitable for Riding and the show ing. He addressed the annual meeting of the Prairie thoroughbred Breed ers and racing association in the Royal Alexandra wednesday. The demand for delivery horses lad disappeared owing to the use of trucks for this work or. Barry explained. Mechanization of the Canadian cavalry was steadily reducing another outlet for horses. A year of outstanding achieve ment in thoroughbred Breeding and racing was rep Rte 1 by r. James Speers honorary Secretary the association. For the first time in the Industry the leading breeder both in respect to the number of races and the amount of Money won was residing of the great lakes with or. Speers. Total purse distribution for the year amounted to slightly More thar which an increase o approximately Over 1933 and of this Money 77.3 per cent was won by Canadian owners. There had been 270 horses registered for racing that were foaled in Western Canada. These had won 253 races out of a total of 480 events and 54.2 per cent of the Tota purse Money. An increase in the number of Long distance races was noted., by e. D. Adams Calgary representative Steward forty five More races of seven furlongs i and up to 1% mile were rur off than in 1938 need for Western breeders to Register All their animals with the Canadian station us livestock re cords was stressed by or. Adams he predicted1 that a Rule would soon be made prohibiting breeder from drawing premiums on race1 unless the horses had been registered in the Canadian stud Book. Only one horse which gave a positive reaction to the saliva test lad been found at All meetings iced under the association s rules during the year or. Adams re sorted the owner and Trainer be no suspended. H. F. Osier Winnipeg was re elected president of the association and All the other officers were re elected As follows honorary presi Dent Hon. W. J. Tupper lieutenant governor vice presidents for Mani Toba h. J. Hickey Winnipeg for Alberta n. J. Christie Calgary for Saskatchewan j. P. Lunney Regina directors Manitoba j. F. Keyes of f. Montague and r. H. Moore All of Winnipeg for. Alberta f. Of h. Eaton Alix a. Smith Calgary and l. Williams Edmon ton for Saskatchewan s. G. Har Rison fort Quappelle j. O. Hettle Saskatoon and e. T. Myers Rose town honorary treasurer c. F. Roei honorary Secretary or. Speers. E. D. Adams Calgary was reap pointed representative Steward. Saints stopped it was a big night for Isaac new ton grads in the . Basket Ball league at the Vaughan Street gym wednesday when the lads from the Northwest cracked through with wins in both senior and Junior divisions. Performing in the senior Loop the grads came from behind after intermission to Stop saints 41-33, while toilers edged out varsity s Brown and Gold Crew 30-29, in the other end of the doubleheader. In Junior warfare grads. their second win of the night against jokers whose second period comeback was six Points Short on a 42-36i count. Sutherland vies handed varsity its second loss of the night As they stopped the. Col lege boys 39-23. Late drive lagging 18-15 at the intermission grads seniors were Mike Bosnyk in a late drive which brought 26 Points in the second half Lloyd Haas was leading scorer for the grads with 12 Points and kept the Isaac Newton alumni in the game during their shaky stages soon after the whistle. Bosnyk s ten Point total was Only one than Mike Waush with nine. For the fading saints Jack Don Nett bagged five clean baskets while George Timlick added three More. Saints counted Only once on a foul second half. Lang in form Art Lang almost did it for varsity when he bagged a total of ten Points eight of them during the Sec Ond when the Brown and Gold was at its Best in a. Drive which was a single Point Short of winning a tie against toilers in the other senior fixture. Senior games 6. Haas 12, Risnyk 10, pie Luck. Terry 4, Waush 8. Total 41. Saints Nuttal 4. Brook 3, Miller 2, Ramsey 4, Dennett 10, Cumberland 4, Timlick 6. Total 33." 4, Goodman Meyer 2, Primmer a Alexander 6, Broadley. 3, Taylor 2, Slaney a Neal 4. Totals. 8, Whitley 2, Wilson 5, 8, Ashley 2, Lang 10, Stapleton Wallace Erlich 2, Smith. Shebeski. Total.29. Junior games grads fre Dzebuk 6, Pasinko 6, Laban 5, Drapala 5, Baker 2, Muszick 16, Gregory 2. Total 42. Jokers Macgregor 13, Paterson. 11, Mcl-eod., strand 10, Mills Mcpherson Taylor 2. Total 36. 20, Swarek Podwysocki 9, Kowal 8, Spack Wolonsky Mcconnell. Total 39. Wright 2, Fenton to Miller Maloney 2, Grihm 4, Marshall t. Total 23. Kenora can take Lead with Victory tonight the Junior South division has developed into two separate first Between monarchs and Kenora for first place and the second Between Brandon Portage and rangers for third. Tonight it the amphitheatre at 8.30 Kenora and rangers meet and both first and third Are at stake. If thistles they will hop Over monarchs into place while a Victory for rangers would take them out of the basement and give them a third place tie with the slipping bran Don elks. Bobby Jerison has replaced Joey with a broken Roy White on the first Forward line. Rangers will be at full strength with the pos sible exception of Ted Colvin who has a severe a Fiarley horse. Sam Davidson retains Post gait ont., Jan. 18. Dent t. G. Elliott of the Dominion football association announced wednesday that Sam Davidson of Winnipeg had decided to continue As Secretary treasurer of the association. Davidson had requested his resignation be accepted from Las monday but reconsidered when the Council voted unanimously that he should continue in Belfast celtic wins Belfast Jan. 18. Cup a first round Irish football cup match played Here wednesday Bel fast celtic blanked new by town 2-0. By Joe Ryan Royal Winnipeg rifles captured the Blue division honors in the military hockey league wednesday night at the amphitheatre rink when they Defeated the scrappy Cameron highlanders by a score of 4 to 1 the league championship will be decided on saturday after noon when the rifles meet the fort Garry horse winners of the re division. In the other half of wednesday night s twin Bill the air Force trounced the grenadiers 6 to 3, to pick off the runner up spot in the red Section. They will play the camerons on saturday after noon for the Consolation prize. The Cameron rifles match started out with a Braze of Speed that in the first period showed the Best hockey played in the soldiers Cir Cuit this season. The winners took advantage of a Cameron penalty to rap in two Quick goals Midway through the first Frame and Bill Wood flashy rifles Winger added two More counters in the second session without a reply from the enemy. Carne Rons perk up the highlanders gave their sup porters something to cheer about in the last period. They hemmed the rifles it. Behind their Blue line for minutes on end but the Best they could get out of it was a Lone goal by Mcgill Alsip Wood Eadie and Macdonald served the rifles cause Well. Law Sutherland Mcgill Carter and goalie Hill stood out for the camerons. Cliff Chadderton rifles defence suffered a broken nose in the second period when he was brought Down hard. The air Force sparked by coach Walt Gillingwater did t have too much trouble with the grenadiers. Gillingwater got three goals and assist while the. Fliers Centre Crossley collected two markers and passed to Gillingwater for another. Grenadiers Hiscox scored two of his team s three goals and lateral led to Carlton for the third. Crossley. Gillingham Tottle and Gillingwater were the Best of the team while Wil Cox Kelso and land turned in a Fine game for the grenadiers Law. Conway Mcgill Sutherland. Carter Millar Gledhill Aikens Harrison. Mcdonald Smith Alsip Chadderton. Neil Acdonald. Wood Readic r. Ketcheson Grant Sutherland Birtwhistle. E. Keluche son. Turat rifles k. Ketcheson 11.14 2, rifles Bertwhistle Neill 12.42 Eddie. Millar. Second rifles. Wood Mac Donald 2.06 4, rifles Wood. 10.08. Pen mrs. Berry s rink wins scottish ladies Bonspiel the Heather rink skipped by mrs. G. Berry won tie championship of the annual scottish ladies Bonspiel played at the . Rink on wed needs playing with mrs Berry War mrs. J. Cox Smith mrs. T. Grant and mrs. R. Tail. Second in the main event were mrs. J. Lowry mrs. E. W. A Robertson and miss r. The Consolation event we we by mrs. C. Archibald s a Tate with miss m. Weeks mrs. I. Hebenton and mrs. W. Alexandcr. Second was mrs. A Macdonald mrs Smith mrs. W. Cormack to and f mrs. Phillips. Thursday s draws deck Lodge Woods vib. Bullo Macdonald. R. M., is. Doll cry Cook Campbell is. Bagley hoj icum is. Cassidy Middleton is. Calder by West is. Earls is. Blyth Grose Scon. Blytle. Nyc is. In urls wad doll is. hens woo d is. Wallace. Is. Faulds. Hendert son is. Warner Rhodes is. Coward. Forr is. C. Mac Daili Powers is. Cross. Munro is. Seceni. Is. Cobb Macfadden is Fryer a. Al rattle Law. G. Sutherland third period 5, camerons Mcgill Carter 11.47, no penalties. . Morrison. Taylor. Gning water Kibble Waite. Mcmanus. Johan Nisson Tottle Grey Mullen Crossley Gill Neham. Stone. Adams. R. Land Hiscox. Wilcox Carlton. Kelso. Applin Mcpherson Boyd Mulhall. Hari Cir g land. First . ;