Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 29, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday january 29, Jain any 29, _ rangers hand monarchs to 2 drubbing Russell bags three tallies rangers dubbed monarchs 11 to 2, in a South division til thursday night at the amphitheatre rink. Victory in the contest which was uninteresting Start to the Tri Colo Rcd team s Lead in league standings by seven Points and established them the to beat for the laurels. Poor work on the part of the defence and Lack of spirit in line up ally. Were contributing factors in the kingly defeat. Rangers have shown to better advantage but Stih had it head and shoulders they Iwhite Clad rivals. Well distributed the Ranger scaring was Well Dis 1 Russell the is. James or their purple and Creek but Church re bios Iha Choc lad who is Nch a Flayer and Bill Vickers. Were the gears. Church i performed the hat Byl driving three allies throw she Monarch Goi ii i Harry Barefoot Church Russell Portage standings w to t .1 5 0 i 1 4 s n 2 i 1 penalties while Juda who deserved at least a minor undisciplined. Off color ice cubes rangers used Only two lines and did not dress either 1 this other Day under this Banner we stated that a forgotten sport in Winnipeg Winter was skiing and we went on further to say that Little or none of it was being carried on. However we find out we were wrong thanks to miss Kay Boyd Secretary of the Puffin club. In army and Navy clash tonight George Mundrick or Stan Ware ski Mel Fogg was Way off color for monarchs and appeared to be Well shadowed there were Only two other penalties outside the two j majors to o Connell and . Schwartz and Fogg were sent , collected of Joe Peterson for tripping another Small Vico also had two assists. Joe me crowd was on hand to watch the Eddie Coleman. Ritchie game a Gus Schwartz and Frank him Sers _ Jackson. Juda Boorman Russell Czicman. Peterson. Schwartz who improves every my time oat and Harvey Jessiman no Monarch Barefoot to Lancoe. Luke int Hammond. Fog. Meade. O Connell Jessi co snied or he Iwonia cd Countois. Man a Nicin. Marcovitch. My the first period ended without . Greaves. Score but the Ranger siege Hayes started to work immediately after i summary ice second Frame had commenced. Scoring. And seven goals had been punched s e Ranfors Peterson in goalie before the 2. Rangers vie Kors i Schwartz. D .1. Mcallister 4, Russell. Rangers Mcdonald Schwartz. 7. Rangers Mathers a Mann Ruhs. Mcquay Pfow Lori. 0. Achs could reply. The rangers an added an outlier to this total before 13.47 the period ended to make it 8-1 in their favor. In the third and final instalment they outscored the i Tindaan. Pinai Aichs three Soals to one. Third rangers Russell King cars Russell 13, rangers. Vickers. Penalties o Connell. Majori Fogg Schwartz. Mcdonald i major a third period fight proceedings in the third period a Ere enlivened by a Brawl be tween Barney o c o n n e 1 of monarchs and Mcdonald and Ben Juda of rangers. O con Aell and Mcdon Ald were the first to Trade punches but Juda appeared on the scene to get in his two cents Worth. The original perpetrators in the crime were fished out five minute postal employees credit Union. Joe Peterson uniform Detroit Jan. 29. Uni form which Billy Rogell wore for Detroit tigers in the 1935 world series with. Chicago cubs brought in a neighbourhood Crnovic House War Bond auction last night Rogell retired from the Diamond and now a Detroit City councilman presented the uniform. The successful bidder was the Detroit arts defeat engineers 2-1 four games were played in the two divisions of the inter faculty hockey league of the University of Manitoba thursday night at the olympic rink. In the senior division science and Medicine fought to a four All draw while arts downed engineers 1 o 1. In the two Junior games Medicine edged out agriculture 1 to 0. And engineers Defeated St. Paul s College 3 to 2. In a Junior game tuesday night. Science whip Ped United College 5 to 0. In the senior contests. Cowan with two. Arc and Gillespie were he scorers for science while Rich. Benoit and Mcmorris netted for Medicine. Annette bag ged both Soals for arts and Jeske got the Only Engineer tally. In the first Junior match Green Burg got the Only goal of the game to give Medicine the Victory. In the other Junior fixture Ousman playground puck results the following arc the results of games in the playground hockey league this week. No11tii division Hosp Clur 12, St. Cross 0 Andrews 10, Church a Chimers 3, thames 0. North Central Elgin 2, Weston 1 exhibition 8, Sher bum 0. South division Warsaw 5. Kyle More 5 Garwood 3, sir John Franklin 1 Jubilee 3, Queen ton 2. Left cd South Central 5. Young 3 St. Matthews Downing 0 Clifton 8, Wols icy 1, break even on Mitt card Brandon Jan. And Manning depot boxers broke even in their boxing card staged at the depot Here thursday night. On the 10-round card three Knock outs were registered. Ac2 Bob Kuttan of the Manning depot put Lac. Shapcott out in the third with two and Butler obtained while Raffeidy and Hall of engineers counters and Carey and Empson netted for St. Paul s. Bowling scores . Men s hi5h Brookbanks 774. Burn 63. Camerer. 71c. Lai tiler 683. V. Funso Gibbons 17j. F. Faso 670. Still and machinery Kijun Youns 611. M. Gen St 510. E. Wick Cra 554. G. Ecu Chart 592. F. Burrage h. Scott 577. Plumbing . High Peterson 73fl. I. Dick m. S. Danloe w. Kozak 656. D. Deans 6g5, Kolsch 606. Leap year mixed Pratt 780. E. Dorland 715. J. Hursma 6e5. W. Steel 6so. G. Torn Kins h. Mcbride 616. My 630. E. Gair 640. .1. Miller 550. Carberry just took a round to . Their opponents. It was one of the Best boxing cards staged Here by the Brandon patriotic sportsmen s association. The judges were fit. Lieut. Mans Field and f. O. Barrett while of. B. Lewis was referee. Wing commander g. H. Reid presented prizes to the contestants at the close of the programme. . Smith. Carta Crry. Heat ac.2 Georic Lac in Ferdy. Carberry. Beat ac.2 j. Gimp on for to chiral . First round. Bob . Depot beat Lac. Slip Scott by . In third round. Ac.2 dons. Barr. Depot beat Lac. . Depot. Ac.2 Norm Mcdonald beat Lac. Born Crecy. It Ogston k42. S2mc of ,105. E. Gair rolled a single ot1i Century in a. Folb 722. J. Janeck 721. M. A love f93. E. Sasley 640. H. Promislow Juji p Charleton 619. Loss m. Clarke 65c, r. Shapiro 642. M. Oods saves you a pack Lac. Rose Carberry. Galon. Beat ac2 John "ac2bcrrinston, Manning depot beat Lac. Hal l. Carberry. Beat ac.2 Reid by . In first round. A Walter Anderson depot beat Lac. Stark. Fact. Miss Boyd informs us there is probably just As much interest in skiing this Winter As there Ever was before but the reason Why the sport has faded from the Public s Eye is probably because All com petitions have been suspended for the duration of the War. B right at the moment miss boy i states the Puffin membership roster is Well Over the 250 Mark and the majority of tie members Are very enthusiastic. In fact when Rupe Edwards for Many years instructor at the fort William ski club was stationed in the City with the ., a Short while agro he volunteered to Sivc lessons to Puffin members hut so Many turned out for classes he found it difficult to handle them All. Miss Boyd also says there is much interest in skiing among men serv ing in the armed forces stationed near Winnipeg and she says they visit the club often and make use of the facilities. In this group Are skiers from Vancouver. Banff Cal Gary and Toronto. Even Many English australian and new Zea land airmen have been attracted to the sport and they take part in the club s activities regularly. According to miss Lioyd some thing and novel has. Been instituted at the Puffin club this Winter in that the organization is publishing a twice monthly of its own for the Benefit of its members. It is the Hope of the executive that this publication will substitute for the skier and Snow Shoer which for Many years was the skiers Bible and which is not being published this season. Incidentally miss Boyd was kind enough la Forward us a copy of the paper which she co edits with Keith Stibbard and in our opinion it s something of which the puffins May Well be proud. It contains Many interesting bits of chatter and appears to serve its purpose to a t. While Reading it we noticed that club members Are being asked to suggest an appropriate name for the publication. If we could offer a suggestion we d say Call it the Puffin press. Chits for Chat there s a Rumor prevalent that Edgar Laprade the. Younger of the two hockey playing Brothers will line up with Harry Neil s senior team shortly. And there s also talk of the South division confining All future activity to one game a week. The University of Manitoba will stage its annual faculty swim meet on feb. 22. This is now the u s big aquatic meet of the season. Grant Warwick the new York Ranger Hotkey player pronounces his last name Warrick. No. 1 Monarch Junior sup Porter appears to. Be Harvey be est the fort Rouge confectioner. He hardly misses a game the regals play. Frankie Boucher coach of new York rangers says that Boston s Bill Cowley is just about the most perfect play maker you can find. There s nobody any better than Bill when it comes to Lay ing the puck Down says Frankie. Tis said that Art Jackson and Buzz Boll who play on the same Forward line with Cowley in bean town arc More danger Ous teamed with him than they., Ever were before in their careers. Don t be surprised if the Bombers soon come up with the services of Jack Mcdonald now local senior hockey fans will have another Opportunity to Sample their favorite Brand of puck chasing tonight when Harry Navy team renew hostilities with Joe Mathewson s army sex Tette in a services group game at the amphitheatre. Both teams will be out gun Ning for Victory As they doth need Points to stay within Hail ing distance of Bomb ers who Are currently Riding the upper deck in the standings. Navy have been successful in every meeting to Date with the soldiers but tonight it might be a different Story. Harold Johnson will be miss ing from the army line up As he is serving a one game suspension following an attack on referee Dick Davis in last Fri Day night s game with the . . Bombers. Just How much the soldiers depend on Johnson should be clearly shown tonight. Coach Mathewson plans no substitute for Johnson but will probably give the task to de fending the team s goal to his three other defence men Bert Langevin Jim Adams and Frank Barefoot. Coach Neil of the Navy team will probably use Joey Johns instead of Bernic Bathgate for duty on the first Forward line with Lou Medynski and babe Zamulka. Gib Nordin who usually plays on this line is still on the injured Hist. The opening face off is set for 8.30. British United press correspondent nicely on All the Academy maps but apr Archt to our intrepid party Bear Mountain n.y., Jan. 29. Brooklyn dodgers whose antics on and off the Diamond have earned them several Choice names during the past Sev eral seasons have already won a g leather stopped thin steel Blades for fast clean shaves they re pre Micro Shar p. Nothing was too Good for Barney Pittsburgh Jan. 29. A How Barney Ross. United states marines Liero and former boxing Champion Kafoed a native Champ in Samoa and was astonished when a native chief offered him his daughter in marriage As a Reward was disclosed Here thursday. Ben Malamude. Former Pittsburgh basketball player serving As a pharmacist related the incident in a letter. Referring to Ross As one of my Malamude wrote incidentally. In Samoa the mar Ines made Barney get into the ring with a coloured native French sol Dier who was giving our army Ana doing Yeoman work for flin flon bombers. Jack who would be a prize catch is soon slated to join the Harry Neil figures one of the most improved players n the services hockey group is his own Navy player. Babe Zamulka. The player that impressed the fans at port Arthur most during the Navy team s recent game series there was Lofvendahl the steady defence Man. They liked his rugged Type of play and vigorous skating. Cronin on red Cross Cronin the manager of the Boston red sox is shown with . Delos c. Emmons com manding general of the hawaiian department after arrival there to continue his work with the american red Cross. Schools puck tournament games tonight the first play in the Junior inter High school hockey tournament sponsored by the Winnipeg schools athletic association will take place night at the olympic rink when Lour games will be played. The first game starts at 7 o clock and each game consists of two 20-minute periods. Sixteen schools have entered the tournament which has been arranged in divisions each of eight teams. Pennants will be awarded to the successful teams in each flight of each division and it s hoped to be Able to arrange an inter divisional play off in february. Playing tonight at 7 o clock is Upton is. Hugh John Macdonald. At 7.50 lord Nelson will meet Toria Albert and at 8.40 Faraday will play Laura Secord and at 9.30 King Edward and general Wolfe will meet in the last game. 7 Points for Max Bentley Jan. 29. Bentley potted four goals and three assists for seven Points thursday National hockey league scoring record As Chicago Hawks buffeted new York rangers 10-1, before Chicago stadium. Brother Doug spotted in two shots and assisted on Lour others to come within a Point of equalling the output which matched the record of Detroit s Carl Liscombe made against the last place rangers earlier in the season. With Bill thorns being credited with five assists the rapid firing Hawk first line accounted for 18 Points on the scoring Sheet. While Bill Beveridge struggled to close the door of his Cage the Black Hawks kept their feet in Boston Detroit Toronto Chicago canadians rangers standings p. W. L. D. F. A. Pis. 35 17 12 s 129 121 32 15 8 9 107 76 so 31 10 11 4 14k 97 35 31 12 10 9 105 104 32 in 15 7 107 130 27 33 7 21 5 102 g8 19 Stolz meets Pep tonight new York Jan. 28. A the happiest Guys in town thursday were the boys who set the Odds 01 fights because in tonight s collision Between Willie Pep and Allie Stol they be finally found a scramble in they can to go wrong. The two Little Lar Rupers meet in a 10-Rounder in Madison Square Garden before what looks like a sell out crowd of or More. And the whole thing adds up to such a close affair that the betting gentlemen just can t split them apart. So they be put up the old "5 and 6 and take your pick on their slates thereby making sure that no matter How much play there is for either fighter the Book makers show profit on each s5 bet. Mike Jacobs Cash Register jockeys say there May be in the till by the time the shooting starts. It like persistent salesmen and harried the Pinch hitting Ranger goalie with 45 pot shots which he stopped. The Hawk Doorman. Bert Gardiner brushed off Only 15 shots in the meantime and virtually went on a vacation in the first period making his initial Stop alter 12 minutes had elapsed of the game. The third shot against him rolled in Phil Watson getting the credit at 13.19 on passes from Bryan Hextall and Lynn Patrick it was Only Luck that More shots did t trickle in for Beveridge re called from Cleveland Barons for when regular goalie Jimmy Franks broke his wrist was Asun today s sport Parade by Paul Scheffels baseball diamonds located Defi Curling c. F. Barnes event play continued Over last week end in both the main and Consolation events of the c. F. Byrnes Curling trophy and with several games billed during this week it is expected that the finalists in Bolli competitions will be known. 3raws for this week end Are As follows saturday 3 event Haek. St. Vital legion is. Gibson. Kiewell. 8 event Gibbs Norwood legion is. Could. Norwood legion. New and distinctive title for 1943 Junior commandos. For years the dodgers have been accustomed to basking under the warm Florida Sun while doing their pre season conditioning. But a tour of this resort gives ample proof that the Flat Ushers must Combine the Best physical attributes of a commando with the natural proclivities of an Eskimo to train successfully at a site that can Only be described As the Home of the original icicle and Birthplace of the first frostbite. It took president Branch Rickey an hour of mingled argument and exhortations to get a party of 48 newspaper men photographers and officials to journey to the new Spring site of the dodgers. The safari if nothing else proved that the Brooklyn Ball players will probably open the season in perfect like so Many pieces of Frozen beef. The dodgers Are scheduled to open their training grind on March 15 in this sub Zero snowbound Headquarters of the ski and the Snowshoe and if Rickey can prove that the thermometer has no place in the conditioning routine of a baseball player he will take rank As the Einstein of the sport. For inclement weather. Rickey blandly pointed out while hogging the major portion of a huge fireplace the dodgers will have the West Point Field Only six Miles away on a horizon Tal line. But he neglected to cd Only alter digging through a heavy Blanket of Snow. High spot of the Day was a luncheon served at a table that vied with the ebbets Field Outfield for spaciousness and lightened by the cheery Outlook of Lieut. Paul Arlen West Point baseball coach who announced that Cadet base Bailers would undoubtedly derive a great Deal of Benefit from association with the Hickey who lost his reputation for conservatism once the newspapermen viewed the training site immediately enhanced his repute for having a poker face by answering in All seriousness i m sure they will sir i m sure they publicity director Thorn Yates added that the dodgers would not be bothered by cadets and officers when they use the West Point Field House since the cadets Day begins at 5.50 . And runs until 10 . With practically no free time. I Don t know about the current chimed in a scribe but it certainly would t bother the dodgers of old whose Day usually started at 10 . And ran until 5.50 ." Rickey smoking a Cigar in a desperate attempt to thaw out. Ignored that quip peered out of the window at a solid White land scape and said what an awful time the nazis must be having in Plain what the team would use for participate. Plan carnival Kenora Jan. 29. The Kenora Kinsmen club Are staging a Kins men carnival at the Kenora skating rink on feb. 20. In connection with the event some 30 or 55 performers of the Winnipeg Winter club will 100 seats but Philadelphia Jan. 29. Cap a line drawing of Connie Mack brought s16.000 during a War Bond auction at the. Annual dinner of the Philadelphia sporting writers association last night. To Glenn Brean. Gettysburg pa., sportsman who bought that amount of War Bonds in Exchange for the the Pennant i Promise to or. Brean 100 of the Best seats at Shibe Park for the world services senior hockey army is. . Chippawa Friday . Admission ind is. On salp Al smoke eve 5 kml1news land. Grain Anje Cirar stand rink. Phone Navy heavyweights a going Over. Sketch. Mack said no matter what this Guy weighed 215 pounds year the athletics or the phils win and was the idol of All the natives. Everyone wanted Barney former welter Junior welter and Light weight titlist to sight him. But Ross did t care for the idea. The pres Tige of the marines was at stake however and the match was finally made. Used 16-Ounc-c gloves out plan to continue Montreal Jan. 29. Up the Montreal air Force and Cornwall used in built i Tell Cut Barney had the samoan on the deck Jarmy teams will continue 11 times before putting him away in the sixth round. Ross became the by hero then one of the native chiefs offered him his Daugh Ter in marriage and wanted him to share his event play will be resumed in the Stan pedal r and Al George snooker match at the London billiard parlor tonight at 8.15 o clock. George holds a one game Lead. Tivi ties hockey in the Quebec senior league it was Learned thursday night it a meeting of the league held Here. Both teams had threatened to quit the Loop last week when the league increased to six the number of former National hockey league players allowed to play in any one game and when a dispute arose Over the plan for the play offs at the end of the season. Ferguso Legio n. B w legion is. Campbell no. U repair depot. G Brown h.c.a.p.c., is. Borrowman guards association. Winner Howarth is. Duke play Hen Derson Norwood legion. Sunday 3 event Winner Hack is. Gibson play Winner Ferguson is. Campbell. Consolation Winner brawn is. Borrowman play Watt. Norwood lesion. Holman. . No. 10, is. Hancock no. Mckay. Fort Rouge legion is. Nicholi son. . 5 event spacer. Fort Rouge legion is. Winner Gibbs is. Coutts. Winner Sawyer Gilmour is. Hack Gibson Winner Ferguson Campbell. Winner Brown Borrowman Walt is. Winner Brownlee Hancock Holman. Mckay Hardy Nicholson is. Winner Howarth Duke Henderson. Any further Call 202017 up to u . Saturday after that 202 703. Sons of Scotland Mearns Camp. Sons of Scotland annual Bonspiel. Second round draw at St. John s rink saturday m Gibson is. J. B. Steel o. Smith is. J. Rollo c. Florence is. A. Ogston a. Mckay is. A. Sinclair is. D. Johnston 3. Smith is. Mcgowan is. W. Young. West k1ldonan at is. Mckay Lyon is. Meyers Kooning is. Mcmurdy. St. John s is. Alexander Mcmurdy is Poffo vhf Westall is Hill Hamlin is. Kcc1c Granite Burns Tency Heather Carson Howden is. Liddle Simpson is. Allman. Civic caledonian top la is. J. Mcmahon Gilbert is. Govt h. Allan is. Miller Thickson is. Stanbridge Ogston is. Gregory. Walkey Uty for Garry Shearer is. Calder is. Finnic Mckibin is. Mcmillan Powers is. Wat son Granger is. Street ebb is. Cross. Elmwood 7 ., 10 is. Watt. A keep ing is. Channing Aldous is. Soracy. Is. Re incr. O Dowda on duty. Henderson Hutchison Gibbs is. Smythy Hartley is. Reid. . Henderson is. Brock Ramsay is. Faso Faulds is. Johnston Quinn is Macl Clero Rhodes is. Crossan. St. Vital 7 is. J. Graham. B is. Simpson h. Graham is. Williamson. 9 is. Donaghy. Deer Lodge a. D. Welsh is. Thomas Wylie is. Mgr Cor Westacott is. Simpson Nelson is. Reilly Sawyer is. Langlois Stewart Collier. Thistle 8 is. Portugal j. Walker is. Gilchrist is. Hales Cro Muler is. Kenny Mcelheran is. Gallant. In charge. M. Mcelheran. 9 is. Clements Clark is. Wells Miller . Patterson Crosby Jessop Keith is. Foulds. In Charse. A Patterson. Chain Exchange Henderson is. Irving Stanford is. Rich Ardson Smith is. Kaminsky Griffin is. Mcleod. Strathcona Burgess is. Mcdiarmid Nichol is. Cobb line Johnson is. Cousley Duncan is. Macgregor Fraser is. A. Wake iced. Johnson in charge. Legion Challenge draw the Elmwood legion will play the valour Road legion for Possession of the hold Nan memorial cup at the civic caledonian rink. Saturday night at 3 o clock. The valour Hoad Branch hold the cup at present. Protected As a scare Crow in a Corn Patch most of the time. The Hawks rolled into a 3-1 advantage after the second chapter and then pelted the nets for seven goals in the finale. Max made his four and an assist during the bar rage with Doug in for an Assisi each time. Max started the third period rout with a score at 1.44." Nineteen seconds later Tuten tallied. It was Max again at 11.06. And 34 seconds later red Hamill counted. Hamil again popped through at 14.22. Max followed at 17.11 and again at 19.36. At one time Beveridge was caught behind his Cage crossing Sticks with the Benl Leys while one Max Bentley of his Ranger mates tried desperately to protect the net with body. Line ups new Davidson. Mylr5. Watson. Hextall. Patrick. Helper. Mancuso Kirkpatrick Warwick. Goldup Garrett. Shack Cameron. Tutun. Scibert. M. , thorns. D. Bentley Hamill. Purpur March. Allen Mitchell. Wiebe. Dahlstrom. Officials referee. Lamport Linesman. and Meuris. Summary first Chicano. D. By Llev thorns m. Cent Leal. 2. Hangers Watson Jinx Tell. .1 Chi Rajjo Carse Hamill none. Second Chicago. D. Bentley Thomas. M. Bunt Luyi. Scibert. Goldup Mitchell Warwick. Myles. Third Chicago. M. Bemley id. Bentley. To comm. 6. Chicago. Tuten in. Bunt Luyi. 7. Chicago. M. Bomley d. Bentley thorns. It Chicago. Marnil Allen. 9. Chicago. Sci born. In Chicago. M. Bentley 0. Bentley. Thorn n. Chicago. M. Ben Llcy d. Binl icy. Bent Brandon " Spiel nears finish Brandon Man., Jan. Don s 52nd annual Bonspiel neared the finish Mark for both the sheas and Macarthur s event at close of play thursday evening with six Veteran teams already standing in the fours in each event prepared to go into the Semi finals Friday. In the sheas. J. O. Young of new Dale had reached the Semi finals As Well As Phillips of Murray of Neepawa. Bill who has piloted his Brandon rink to the eights plays Stalwart lome Storey of Oak Lake in the remain ing bracket. Young Defeated Cowan of bran Don 9-8 to make his Advance while Phillips ousted Macarthur s 9-7 during thursday s play for Shea s Semi finals. Murray handed curly Mckay of Kenton an 11-10 defeat in the same event. In the Macarthur Sabbott no. 12 s.f.t.s., ousted Joi Stone 10-8 to reach the fours while Earle Mur Ray trimmed Francis of Elkhorn 9-6 in the same draw. Bill Cook. Bran Don also continued his winning Streak to make the fours and will meet the Winner of Mckay is. N. Dick to Complete the roster. She Cowan. Brandon 8, j. O. Young. New Dale. 3 Phillips 9. Macarthur 7 a. Murray ii. Mckay 10. No. 12 a. O. S. Young. Waskada. 7 Horn. 12, Wright. Grisi Vold. 11 Cook. Brandon. 11. Storey. Oak Lake. 1c Abbott 10. 8 e. Murray Al Francis 0 Dicapi 15. J. O. Young 10 Cook 12. Brandon packers. 7. Brandon Clfon. Carberry. 10. I. Dunn. Boissevain. S Mcpherson. Hath cd. 10. Riddell. No. 2 Manning. S rear in Alexander 8 Tuccy 12. Cotter 9 Cowan 12. Charley 7 Mctavish 13, Murray 3 clinic 10, Taylor 9. A-4. 3, Hardic. A-4. 3 Hay. A-4. 12. Davidson Melita 0 fac Crane 10. Hayhurst 0 113 Mcmillan 10. Colliton 7 Brandon packers 11. Davies 10 .13 res 13. Me Pherson 10 o. S. Young 11. Docker 6 Donnelly 12. Hay 9 s. G. Tracy 12, 12. Capt. Anderson 0 default. Forrest. 13 Richard son Brandon. 10 Ford. No. 12 10. Mckee can Oil. 7 Hunter 13. Kittson 10 tones 10. Decker 8 Irwin 10 lock Wood a Lee 11. Of. Baptie 8 Davies ii Donnelly 8 Fordham 12. Cant. Anderson 0 i default Harvcy 10. Roddy 7 Veale 10. Hay 7 Crane 12. Douglas 8 Hayl Huru 12. Wray 9 of. Anderson 12. Lee s. Imperial 13. Forsyth 0 Lockwood 12. Kitson 9. Manager re signed Newark n.j., Jan. 29. A j Newark bears of the International league announced thursday the re signing of Bill Meyer As manager of the club. The contract was on the club s usual one year basis. Hockey results double obstacle Here. James Caesar left and Leo Freisinger. Acrobatic aces of Sonja Henie s ice show at Madison Square Garden new York Are shown Clearing a mess of barrels on top of which Terry Lovelace Chorine in the show finds her Comfort. Hockey s big seven the leaders g. T. Toronto Owley. Boston m. Bentley. Chicago d. Bentley. Chicago Patrick new York Taylor Toronto Apps. Toronto 12 is in h 13 23 23 34 25 22 28 29 n Manitoba Jvn Tok rangers 11. Monarch.1 2. National hockey Leagle Chicago 10, rangers i. 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