Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 19, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eighteen Winnipeg free press Friday january. 19, 1940 win scrappy game to take Lead i scores three goals by Scott Young Kenora thistles battered their Way through a barrage of blood and argumentation to the top of the Junior South division thursday night but Baldy Northcott s rangers put up a better show than the 6-3 score against them would imply. There were no major injuries and no fights but several players came out of the game bearing skate and stick wounds and the air was a constant Blue from the snarls of verbal belligerents. Rangers managed to match Eddie Dartnell s three goals until Midway in the third when Dick Milford broke the deadlock for Good while Jack Hobson was serving one of two disastrous Ranger Milford Cut across inside the Blue line incl picked a top Corner for the goal that the game. Later with goals by Doug Lewis and Vic Lofvendahl Manly results of defensive laxity in hangers desperate ganging tactics. Juda. Hanton Milford and Hob son were among the Many who came out of the game bearing the cuts and gashes of combat. Delays due to injuries and arguments Over penalties made the game a Long one but the slim crowd of 1.400 got plenty of action. Major penalty Frank Hanton s injury in the second period was the worst it Cost Lou Medynski. Lanky Hanger Wing Man a five minute penalty. Medyn ski took Allan Hay to sweep in fast from the left and tie the score at 2-2. But As he came across the Goalmouth his stick whacked Hanton across the Bridge of his nose raising a huge Bruise around a Gash More than an Inch Long. Hanton groggy was helped to the dressing room but was Back on the ice before Medynski had finished his sentence. Meantime Kenora had scored. Hughie Millar sped the length of the ice alone out of a Kenora Power play in the first period to beat Charlie Hayner with one of the Best goals of the night. A Freak Clear Ance that bounced High Over the lights from Juda s stick dropped at Dartnell s feet a few minutes later and the Sharp shooting Winger tied the score with the first of three Fine goals. Break from Power play broke from a Ranger Power play while Lofvendahl was serving one of four penalties Early in the second and Drew Greenway to give thistles the Lead. Rangers came Back on Medynski s goal the five minute penalty but sustained pressure during Medynski s penalty resulted in Dartnell s third goal this time from Rimstad at 10.19. Pass Early in the third but then came Hobson s penalty and Mil Ford s goal. Rangers although they kept the play Well in Kenora Terri tory for the remainder of the game did t have Many shots on goal. Kenora Breaks Cost two goals Melnyk passing to Lewis for the first and to Lofvendahl for the second. Bob Jones played an outstanding game for hangers but the Tail Enders still can t finish in front of the net a Millar to Gibb break immediately after Millar s goal in the first forced Rayner to one of Many spectacular saves when Scotty Law bounced Over Loi Ven Dahl s hip Early in the second his feet flew up and a skate caught Bill Juda for an ugly wound on the Back of his head Juda was Hurt two or three times later on rough play Roy White s High clearance in the second broke a Light Hay had a couple of close in chances on Rayner but was fooled both times Green Way. Stole one from Mel Nyk late in the third Medynski played a Good and so did Millar but May and Hobson looked bad on defence clearances were very Loose Melnyk turned in a rigged performance but Dartnell As his three goals show was the top Man in the Kenora attack Colvin has a bad Charley horse but Likely will be ready for rangers next game next thursday. Ranger Greenway. Soal Law Anc Millar. Gibb Centre Hay and fast wings Kendall Pratt. Medynski Jones May and Hobson alternates. Coal Lofvendahl and Juda defence Milford Centre Dart Neh and White wings Melnyk Jorgen son Lewis Hanton Rimstad and Mcpherson alternates officials Davis act Arnott. First rangers Millar 7.34. 2, Kenora Dartnell 14.05. Penalties Medynski Lofvendahl. Second Pericol 3, Kenora Dartnell 4, rangers Medynski 6.41 5, Dartnell 10.19 penalties Lofvendahl Medynski 5 Mcpherson third rangers. Gibb Hay 6.30 7, Kenora. Milord 9.33 8, Kenora. Lewis -9, Kenora. Lof Bill Gibb made it 3-3 on Hay Ford. Hobson Lofvendahl. As rangers it had to happen eventually and it did in Chicago where the Black Hawks beat the rangers to end the latter s new National league unbeaten record at 19 consecutive games one better than the Mark set by canadians 12 years ago. Goals by George Allen a former1 Hanger and Cully Dahlst Rorn were enough for a 2-1 win by the Hawks and termination of the string. This bit of action took place around the g Oal of Paul Good Man who played a great game to Aid in the Ranger defeat. Des Smith Chicago defence Man is wrapped around Goodman As extra Protection while other Black Hawks Are George Allen behind the pair on the ice Phil Herge Joe Cooper apparently warding off a blow being delivered by Clint Smith extreme right of rangers. Other rangers Are Alf Pike behind Smith and Lynn Patrick nearest camera. Port Arthur uses Geraldton port Arthur ont. Jan. 19. Up port Arthur bearcats pulled a game out of the fire thursday night to beat Geraldton Gold miners 6-4 in annual . Meeting feb. 24 Toronto Jan. 19. The annual general meeting of the Canadian Rugby Union will be held Here feb. 24, . Hewit son Sec treasurer announced Friday. Suggested changes in. The Constitution and notices of motion must be submitted to the Union before feb. 10, he trailing 3-1 and apparently beaten annual meeting of the the bearcats pulled their goal ten Der and put on an extra Forward with a minute and a half to go tied the score and in the overtime which provided nearly All the excitement of the evening scoured three More to one by Geraldton. Goal getters for port Arthur were Edgar Laprade 2, Wright 2, o Leary and while Geraldton marksmen were Milter Robertson Deacon and Poult rules committee of the Union will also be held Here feb. 24. Juvenile contest at Portage tonight rangers will travel to Portage la Prairie tonight to meet the Portage South sides in a scheduled game of the Winnipeg and. District juvenile hockey league. Starbuck Point win games in intermediate Poplar Point and Starbuck won games in the Winnipeg and District intermediate hockey league on tuesday with Poplar Point Stop Ping British american Oil 1-0 while Starbuck won 4-2 Over the West Kildonan spartans. Strachan scored the Only Poplar Point goal and g. Little performed with distinction in goal to gain his shutout. 9 b. Cardwell starred for Starbuck scoring once and passing to Hamel for another. Bud Mills and Roy were the other scorers. Elrich scored one spartan goal from wed Lake and Wedlake. Counted the other alone. Excelsior drop second straight to Bison midgets r t is not the spell of cold weather they Are experiencing in new York these Days that is causing Mervyn the red Dutton to shiver it s the fact that right now his amazing ameriks Are Langu Ishing in the miserable Depths of last place in the National hockey league standing. Thursday night s tie game Between Detroit and to Ronto gave the former team one Point enough to break the deadlock Between them and the americans for Bottom spot. Desperate efforts to improve the position of his team is to be expected from Dutton but where he will look for material is one of the season s conundrums. In this connection it is inter Esting to note that Dutton has been regularly receiving reports on the Progress of Art swede Shoquist a def iceman who was Farmed out to River Vale new Jersey of the Eastern United states so Amateur league. Blond just past 18 years of age and so anxious to succeed lie skated eight hours daily Shoquist refused to accept a col lege football scholarship to concentrate on hockey. His great est asset is one particularly rare to backline performers. He can Lay a soft pass on a team mate s stick thus becoming a valuable cog in the attack. The appendectomy that Laic Winnipeg Ger Art Chapman Star Centre with the ameriks Low was a Blessing in disguise for the River Vale team. As a convalescent Chapman spent much of his spare time coaching the Skeeters and what a Veteran Amer does know about the Fine Points of stick handling just in t in the Book Art incidentally is one of the Man hockey players who Wear spectacles off the ice. He sought to soothe aching eyes with a pair of 15-Cen glasses but they ruined his sight for Reading. But he can still follow the puck ask any . Player. O t getting Back the the River Vale club if the players Are nothing else they should certainly become the most proficient skaters in the circuit. Living with private families and 10 Miles removed from the nearest movie House the boys Haven t any form of amusement other than skating. Some of the players spend six hours daily on the ice chasing the puck Speed skating etc., until continued on Page 19 cd Mathewson blues can gain Over following series of defeats Brandon Man., Jan. 19. Of the appointment of Ade Winnipeg Pilot of Portage la Prairie terriers for several years As new coach of Brandon elks made thursday by the executive of elks hockey club. The appointment followed several executive meetings held since return of the elks from Portage la Prairie. Johnson is already in Brandon and has assumed his duties and faces a Tough assignment when he lines up elks to face monarchs on Brandon ice Friday evening. Joe Mathewson youngest Mentor in the South division was at the same time Given his release. Mathewson was making his first appearance in Junior play following notable Success in juvenile circles. According to information the exist ii t with win tonight . Blues can catch up a couple of Points the North division leading Elmwood Maple Leafs night at the olympic rink when they meet the the d place St. Boniface athletics. Blues Are in second spot two up on athletics and St. James tied in third spot. . Lost once to St. Boniface this season but won the second game. Robertson Raccis ecu Tive after viewing Brandon s record of winning Only four games in eleven starts decided to make a Quick change. Praises players Mathewson would not comment on the change when interviewed thursday afternoon. He stressed 1o Days Only suiting and Over coatings tailored Tomeattre special of fit. Nanri Fil Why weak ready Mades j. Norris son merchant tailors 27g Garry St. Sec our windows phone 93 627 this famous Quality Canadian wac now costs no More than Ordinary wines 26oz. Bottle.5d however that he had no com plaint with the players in fact lie considered the team As Fine a Bunch of boys As anyone could wish to work he had always he said received every co operation from members of the Joe then became pensive and concluded but i Don t think it was the three game loss which let me out he refused to make any explanation. As late As wednesday night Joe had trotted elks onto the Arena ice for a workout in an Effort to diag nose the trouble which has been holding a Jinx Over the Manitoba champions and was not Advisee until after the practice that he Hac been Given his release. Joe admitted he had been stumped in seeking a solution to troubles which have lately dogged elks strip gel i Down the South division Trail. Ade Johnson is taking Over a difficult task picking up the rein of Brandon s Junior hockey club or the balance of the season by brings ample experience to the wheat City. Johnson had quite a hockey Ca reer before turning to coaching later locating in the Plains City tie is credited with developing Sev Cral the province s Best known Star. Including Smiley Zeronick Alex. Smart Ernie Westbury Ren Trudel Paul Mundrick and Many others. He jumped East to Strat Ford ont. For one season and then returned for another Brief spec with the Portage terriers. Iob Oan wine company limited Jordan Canadate not inserted b commission responsible for As to products Woods wins another featuring a break of 66, Johnny Woods eliminated s. Stanley 3-t in the orpheus snooker Tournai Orient thursday tonight Tommy Wright meets Stan pedlar. Lafa lots the la Falot Snowshoe club i meet on tuesday at the Sargen Avenue bus terminus at 8.15, re turning to the Home of Kay Pearn 261 Brooklyn Street Pacific coast Portland 2, Vancouver 1. Against Ottawa Cornwall ont., Jan. 19. Up with Stan Robertson figuring in All their goals Cornwall flyers Defeated Ottawa. Senators 3 to 2 thursday night to gain fourth Dace in the Quebec senior hockey eague race. J an Intra club controversy which came to a head. Wednesday when he flyers refused to son his release to play for Detroi red wings of the National hockey eague was forgotten thursday night As the flyers giant hockey to gain their firs Victory in five starts. Robertson did hot score Hirsel. But he set up the plays for each of the Cornwall goals. Intermediate Loop plays games four games were wiped off the schedule of the Winnipeg and District intermediate hockey league schedule on tuesday and thursday of this week. On tuesday Inman motors took a 4 to 1 decision from Selkirk fishermen and St. Charles shut out West end orioles 3 to 0. In the thursday games the St. Harles sextet chalked up another win this time Over . Oil the score being 6 to 2. Inman motors lost the second thursday fixture by a 5 to 4 score to West Kildonan spartans. The Inman Selkirk contest was a tast Well played game with Black Luney and Douglas the Best of the winners. Magnusson was outstand ing for Selkirk. Howell Hammill and Budd scored for St. Charles As they blanked the orioles. The spartan Inman game a slow and ragged and was played on a Sheet of ice that made puck carrying almost impossible. Black of inmans and of the spar tans registered two goals each for the Best individual performances two goals by Isbister of St Charles and singles by each of tour of his team mates gave St Charles a wide Edge Over the oilers both of whose goals were scored by Shute. Tinman Jordan Joganow Kropp Douglas. Black. Luney. Lester Cullen. Martin. Hector. Magnusson m. Mae Nus son Peers. Corr Gal Yarrow. Morn Ion to menu soon Calder Milner sche Alfirst Inman motors Luney 2. Selkirk f. Magnusson 3. Inman motors. John Black. No penalties. Second Periecl-4, Inman motors Doug Las 5 Inman motors. Joe Black. Penal Douglas f. Magnusson. Third a clod no scoring. Penalties Kropp. Milner. Hector a Chevng. Pack Hall. Smith Elrick. Bunney Mcarm Parnell , Jones j. Logan. Inman Kropp log a of Douglas Joe Black Lester Martin Uney John Black. First spartans Wedlake 2, Iman motors. Joe Black 3, spartans Mith 4, spartans Kropp. Penalties Mith Douglas. Second spartans Bunney i. Nman motors. John Black 7. Spartans Logan. Penalties Wedlake Smith Lartin Douglas. Third spartans Logan 9. In in motors. Douglas. Irick. Douglas Luney. Doherty. Line ups St. Harris bucking no Isbister Taylor Armitage Best to Budd Critchley Hammill Foster Owell. West end orioles Christensen. J. Houston l. Christensen. Mcnabb Luney. Woodard Meade Summers. Watt Smith Wilson Hackett. First St. Charles Howell is second scoring. Third St. Charles Hammill St. Chates Budd. Mitchell. Line ups St. Harris. Buckle am. Isbister. Howell. Budd. Foster. Ault. Critchley. Taylor. Best Hammill. . Campbell. Jones Cowell. Ryan. Dallas. Shute. Esselmont Rte Chart. Duncan. Coach Mehner. Three games played in Catholic league playing at their Home rink in a goals by Cook and Walsh in the sunday afternoon fixture fort Garry canadians were led by Cara Bree Larocgue and Aiice to take the measure of the holy Rosary 10-2 on a performance which made them look like the pick of the league. St. Ignatius wins playing at the olympic rink sunday night St. Ignatius trimmed St. Mary a 4-1, in the of a twin Bill. Bob Mcdonald with two goals and an assist and Ketcheson in the nets were standouts for a Well balanced St. Ignatius team. Kirby and Derrick were the Best Tor St. Mary s. O a orphans Triumph featuring the Rock bound defence of Amyot and Cook the orphans from St. Alphonsus handed St. Joseph s a 5-1 set Back for their first win of the season. First period started the orphans off and they kept right on going with goals by Cook o Connor and me Caffery in the second period to go into the final Frame leading 5-0 the Brewers put on the pres Sun at the Start of the third period to their Lone tally when Hector score from a scramble. With both Mayo and Turk serving penalties the orphans were hard pressed i keeping the Brewers at Bay Ani jumbo Cook experienced a few merry minutes in the St. Al s nets St. Cook Mayo g. Turk a. Lester a. Liddiard Walsh Treger w. Turk o Connor Mccaffrey w. Liddiard Al Lester t. Cook and Saunders. St. Joseph s Prost Heind Resch Bakoski a. Reiger Kelsel Mcgavock Reiger Hector Roth members of the Winnipeg Winte club staged an. Exhibition of Figur skating before the hockey go under Way Viona chs can go ahead against Brandon tonight Winnipeg monarchs displaced last night As league leaders by Kenora get another Chance to go to the head of the South division Junior hookey class when they meet Brandon elks at the wheat City Arena tonight. 34 Teg skaters at twin City skating meet Minneapolis minn., Matt. 19. A Winnipeg skaters leaded by the Veteran Frank stack and Youthful Bernice Meguire will be included in a close to 200 skaters in the annual ten thousand lakes meet Here Satur Day and sunday. Stack despite his 36 years of age reigns As a favorite in the men s senior event and is hoping to add to the collection of some 70 trophies and 300 medals he has collected in his-20 years of Speed skating principal opposition to stack is expected from Ken Bartholomew National Champion Don Johnson Chuck Leighton All of Minneapolis miss Meguire who cracked the 220-Yard Mark in a Canadian Mee monday night will Square off against Audrey Nass of Minne Apolis National outdoor women s Junior Champion. Francis Waldie and j Ohn Dunlop Are additional Canadian entries in the men s senior division with Allistair Mcdonald in the intermediate men s class. P w l d f a Ltd panthers Excelsior. Bosons Salisbury monarchs St. Paul s us John s 6 4 6 -4 5 4 of 4 6 1 1 15 8 0.23 7 0 u 6 0 18 10 7 15 5 14 2 14 1 11 disregarding All the furore Over Excelsior second straight defeat at the hands of bosons 2-1, pan thers went sneaking into first place in the Winnipeg midget hockey league As they tripped St. Paul a 3-1, during a four game stand at the olympic rink thurs Day night. Filling out a Bill which had seen its Best moments by the Fin ish of the Excelsior Bison clash seals humbled St. John s 6-1, while monarchs stopped Salisbury 3-2, in fhe final. Excelsior loss to bosons the or Black. To in Dreiss Nivon. Second since december 1337, Al Lowed. Benny hat skin s boys to climb up with Blue shirts and seals in a three Way tie for Sec Ond place a single Point behind the league leading panthers but safely out of reach of the pack. With easily the Best club on paper in the league Excelsior Learned that it is done mostly on the ice As they bowed to the pow Erful Bison s. Handicapped by the loss of Max Labovitch the Blue shirts were forced to work with out Macdonald who collapsed on the Bench. Defensively Strong bosons came Back to score from Vickers in the second and Trojan in the third for the Edge that nullified Mathers town in a first period score for Excelsior. Panthers win against the St. Paul s Crew came on two in the second by Roy Shi Barker a new defence Man after the deadlocked first period a Jwj opened the scoring for Pantiles Early in the first but saw his waft go for nothing As Swain even Eiji up leading right from the fit seals had. A two goal Lead in Ftp first followed Dutton s Lone rally for St. John s with three More la the second and slipped in another in the third. Petersen with two led the scoring for seals with Fowler Hayton., strongman and Ryland running in the others monarchs Victory came on two third period goals by Luke Singleton his second of while the Best Salisbury could was a tie through the second period on St Laurences r a late Effort on Burron s score in the third. Patch eel. Heinle Shin Wald Heinkel. Vickers. Mum Ricc Marcovitch. Glue Trojan Wanne Coti boor Ronn Kapusta Mathers , Ward ii Donald. Maulcy Brockl Hurt. Saric. Roy. Of fris Matthews hand Sutherland Vokn Cunningham. Gelley Bon Cour convey. O Reilly swab Guinan Charlebois. Walters Kennedy. Thur Sun pc join Mulvey by Rich of tit. Ika. Taylor. Mcc rold Lennon. By. Land. Strongman Brown pct sen or Hayton. Fraser St. John s Nothstein. Graydon Lori kill Forbes. Dutton Skinner. Itaf. Skenzic Barbour Wintrup Gathin Copeland. Johnson Monarch s Plon Lee. Lufte b. Jozienko. Stewart ref Clous. S Mclaughlin Ferguson Somers Merfield. Sali Burys Johnstone Ney. Novasad St. Laurence Gillispio Lani ourtau , ski tree to Banff standings p w l d f a pts Kenora monarchs. Brandon Portage bangers 11 10 11 12 14 2 42 26 j6 1 44 24 15 2 37 36 10 1 35 56 9 2 36 52 8 win for the monarchs will lift them one Point in the Van but a Victory for Brandon who have lost their last three games won t even carry them out of third place. The largest Home crowd of the season a sell out of close to since tuesday wih be out to see Brandon s attempt to crack a losing Streak against monarchs tonight. Banff Jan. 19. James Mcdonald and Don and Bill Mccrae of revel Stoke it is Learned Here Are on a 500-mile ski trek through Mountain Miles on either Side of the great Divide As a self enforced preparation for competitive events in the Dominion ski championship meet at Banff feb. 29-March 3, and the Banff Winter carnival feb. 17-18. Their destination is Banff and by taking whatever the Weatherman sends and bedding Down in trapper Cabins or deserted huts or even in Siwash under the open sky they will be hardened for the final tests. Their route lies up the West leg of the big Bend co Lumbia River through the Wilder Ness of the Canoe River to Tete Jaune Cache and Over the yellow head pass. Thence they will travel Down the heavily snowed Banff Jasper Highway for sixty Miles and will ascend the Sun Warta Canyon under vertical Cliffs. Near the Ridge pole of the continent they will fringe the edges of the dome and Athabasca glaciers Cross the Sun Warta pass and make Steep drop to the North Saskatchewan ascend the Miscaya to Bow pass and Corrie Down the Lovely Bow Valley to Lake Louise and Banff. Except for two by Throe Days on the More travelled Highway they will be out of touch with civilization most of the time. Their schedule As planned Calls for arrival at Banff about feb. 15, in time for the carnival opening. On Stanbury All Square in Empire snooker tourney London Jan. 19. Cup Cable Mrad Stanbury of Winnipeg and Arthur Goundrill of England Fin shed level at three frames each in heir heat in the Empire snooker tournament thursday. Goundrill received 30 Points in each game. Drillon Breaks scoring tie Gordie Drillon of Toronto broke a tie with the Idle Milt Schmidt of Boston for. First place among National hockey league scorers by picking up an assist thursday night As the Maple Leafs came from be Hind to tie 2-2 with Detroit red wings. Neil Colville of rangers also gamed an assist on brother Mac s goal that gave new York a 1-0 Victory Over Montreal Cana Diens. The Point placed Neil in s. Third place tie with toe Blake of canadians. The g Drillon Toronto 15 Schmidt Boston 12 Blake canadians 12 n. Colville rangers 11 Dumart Boston 11 Hextall rangers 14 Shibicky rangers on ego Snowshoe club All members of the on ego Snowshoe club Are. Requested to meet at Templeton terminus Sun Day 21-at 11 a.m., for a daytime tramp. The weekly tramp will Start out from Glem Vood garage at 8.15, thursday. 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 neets Johnny Woods tonight i a pts 11 20 13 25 12 13 12 8 8 13 varsity cagers meet huskies Here tonight University of Manitoba unsuccessful in an attempt to make a Mark for Manitoba in inter collegiate hookey have higher Hopes for the outcome of this week s basketball series with the University of Saskatchewan. The will be played at the fort Garry Gymn on Fri Day night starting at 8 p.m., the second in the "ejvi.c.a. On saturday night at the same hour. Moose jaw club stops terriers Moose jaw Jan. 19. Somers Millers lofted the Melva into striking distance of the so Kat Chewan hockey league Lead ship when they nosed out slim Holdaway Yorkton terriers in Fin overtime grim Battle at the Are i thursday night 5-4. With a 1 Point margin in third spot their hold Ujj at this stage is beyond immediate Challenge. Again it was the talc of the Art Ful work of Elmer Lack who p to Bob Kennedy for the Winner Stu 9.47 in the extra period after had checked Sully Sullivan in Ter Rier territory lost rubber to Sully and recovered to again for the past Over to Kennedy. In addition Lach got a pair o goals the first from Tommy Cooper s pass t give Millers a quid Lead and Millers first counter la the second. 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