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. Dg a Re Se------ «FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE 2 PAGE ELEVEN - Watery Ice Surface | Provides . Splash Equal to Maple Leafs FRET 2 x "As Boston Floats to 3-2 Win Broa Goes to to Bench to] Dry Off in Last Min- ute of Play -- Leafs Come Close to Tying It "¢'* Then But Brimsek Works Well anc Boston, April 2 -- (CP) -- Bos- ah hockey fans, dropping <.~.the air of gloom and melancholy ..~that has pervaded the sports at- "mosphere here for some time past, | t: were confident today. Their favorite Bruins, {fighting with their backs to the wall to avoid elimination in their hunt for FRYE rats the Stanley Cup, returned to' their: form of yore last night to rack up a 3-2 decision pver Toronto Maple m™ Leafs. The semi-final series now . stands at: three games to one in favor of the Leafs. More than double the regular police protection was on hand for the game, fearing a renewal of Tuesday's rumpus that resulted in a battle royal and in charges of assault being laid against referees , Frank (King) Clancy and George ssHayes. Clancy and Hayes were ac- **'quitted yesterday. Claney kept last night's game «completely under control, however, ~+And only four minor penalties were handed out--two to each side. «+ Johnny Peirson sparked the Boston attack with a pair of goals ,, With Eddie Sandford tallying the other. After Sandford had opened "'Yhe scoring, the Leafs pulled up on _.even terms in the second period on a counter by Bill Ezinicki, But be- : fore the period was over Peirson *"" had again given the home team the "edge. . Peirson's second goal increased "the Bruins' lead before the Leafs ' came through for the final goal of «the night on an effort by Syl Apps. ** 'The hard-earned triumph revived the Bruins' drooping spirit. we "I felt confident we would not be knocked out in four straight ; games" said jubilant Dit Clapper, coach, after the game. "We .~got all of our bad hockey out of our systems during the second and third games and now we're back in form." a Coach Hap Day of the Leafs agreed with Clapper. "They had their backs to the wall . anid they came out fighting," Day ie "We didn't play our usual game and made too many mis- es." BOSTON: Goal, Brimsek; Martin, Crawford; centre, Dumart, Sofonss, Boesch, Barilko. Samis. linesmen, --Boston, Sandford (Warwick) . 2:47 rs. D. Metz, Schmid Second Perlod "2% Toronto, Ezinicki (Boesch) ton, Peirson (Ronty, . Smith) Ities: Flaman, Barilko. Third Period © 4-~Baston, Peirson (Ronty, | sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON' JR. New York, April 2--(AP)--It was "dbout this stage of spring training "that the fabulous fictional busher «pencilled on a postcard: "Dear "Mom; Tl be home soon. They're to corve 'em. now"... »-Oountless youngsters are writing the 1948 version of the same thing, and among them are a few older men 'who probably hesitate to write at all. . These are the fellows pes sore arms, creaking legs and] muscles aren't responding |p to training as they should. . .They imay come around in time, ut if i ithe don't it means the end of a !icareer and the beginning of a i search for a new way to make a § living. To pick a few examples, Yankees Bill Bevens, who came inches of pitching the first 1d series no hitter last fall, came the other day with a sore arm painful he insisted he was », ,« And ancient Bucky keeps punishing himself wing that jumps like a tooth- every time he cuts loose. . . the Boston Red Sox camp ris hasn't ained his con- winning form of 1946 and say he still is "aiming" his es. Harris . and Tex are also below form. Sarnia § Sailors Snap Waterloo Win Streak ii - i HE i Bs [14 AAs ELANESURNANSUSLARSES ER SRR RRS RE RARER LY came from behind in the periods to gain a handy . They were good opportun. «and scored three .goals in. the second period while« Kents were nded to take a lead that the home team ocouldn't overtake. The Garvin.Kowehinak.Cousins line led the Sailors ta their win; outelassing anything Kents could offer up front. Lethbridge Oust ! Moose Jaw. Squad ry, April 1.(CP) -- Leth. Native Sons exploded for fout overtime goals Wednesday to down a game, but tired Moose Jaw sextet, 7.3, and advance into the Western Canada, junior hockey finals : - Times.Gazeite . classified ay ay ~Why not iry one today? 1 BOWLING DOWNTOWNERS BOWLING LEAGUE The ace for this section's champion- i becoming closer after every t. As it stands now ~the teams Be haven't as yet won a section have a good chance of Sioning this one; all are closely Siouped with three points 7 oT the Goons shut out the Bums by grabbing all four points. Moaners took three points from the Cracks while the powerful Troopers took three from the Pushovers. Coons and Jokers fought to 2 two-point tie. hos Ten: V. Trimble 683, R. Coul- B. Cook 656, H, Vice .629, A. Hitchiis an. D. Brown 626, E. Disney 6 B. 618, R. Morgan 616, B. ot ity STANDING HOU I3000 Some ® iy nice games were posted: M. Cranfield 94 and K. Clarke's 98 being the best. L. Goodman with 100, 115; B. Luke 100, '110, also ably alded thelr respective teams. OSHAWA BUSINESS WOMEN'S LEAGUE McIntyre of Ward's took both the nigh single and high triple this week with 319 for the single, which is also 3he Ley for this year and 650 for the riple The number of girls making the over 200 club this week took a drop, there only being 16 who Jiade the grade. They, were: N. Frizzell, siiniye, L. Davey, F., Soanes, B, cClenne J. Bond, o Harvey, M. Clarke, D. ' Al mond, E. Nellson, 5 Dalby, J, Drinkle, K. M Koo, M. McD onald, I. Sobanski and G. Burden. The team standing remains about the same with Dominion Bank still head- ing the league with 70 points Mstropoliians FIR Basset, Ward's Pattenick's . MAYFAIR LADIES LEAGUE Only six members absent this peck and with a league membership of 96, that is fair. Hope you will all be out next week as we into the last half of this Section. To Helen Plumb who 4s in hospital, a speedy recovery. The Roamers and Dreamers went all out to jake the Busy Bees and Hi-Jinks for e Die Hards, Jesters, Happy Gang and Hubba Hubba settled for 2 points each. Blitzers, Playfairs, Low Jinks and ponents. Hs Borrow finally came out of her to roll a nice 3 string of 696 5%, ETN 158), Ethel Freeman 648 (207, gas, 197). You're still climbing Ethel, he your suck holds. Rose Pearn 630 (2: 2k 158), Mildred Wittrick 617 (193, 200. 20), Blanche Norton 616 (203, 283, "130), Ettle Gower 613 (239, 165, 209), Eileen Green 601 (210, 207, 184). Singles: --Win Brooks 296, Colla Neale 268, Florence McCallum 268, Ann Hedger 261, Hazel Bannon 260, Did Hobbs 247, Madaline Gates 242, Bernice McMahon 41, Lil York 233, Mary ToeK wood ee Spratt 225, Toots Ferguson bit) Team Standing 3rd Sec 2 + | Haj Gan, Low Jinks ». Busy Bees Hubba Hub! Dreamers . Jonah's ...... 6 43 To the member who left her bowling shoes on the bench, if you will call your secretary at 1389J, I'll get them to you. G.M. BOWLING TOURNAMENT The Motor howd Bowling Alleys be- came 'a social playground, last night, when Mi: eet Teams and Family Doubles were run herr there was only one bowler in a couple, they had to lean pretty heavily on their handicap, but it was still not enough by a long way. 'Some of the married couples . wi make bowling thelr recreation relly showed all of us others how it 1s don The ten prizes in this 'will gO to the Showing 1st--Mr, and Mrs. Earl Rowden, 1574; 2nd--Mr Land Mu. Al He 1533; 3rd--Mr, and M: PY Sm 510; 4th --Mr, and Mrs. 11 {bble, Tait Sthe-- Mr. and Mrs. Fes Pirie, 1410; 6th--Mr, and Mrs, Cliff McGrath, 1369; Tth--Mr. and Mrs. M, Rockert, 1368; 8th--Mr. and Mrs. Ken Peterson, 1362; 9th--Mr, and Mrs. 21 Wiig) 1362; 10th--Mr. and Mss. might 5 oe La that the top score in the ily Doubles was higher than the Yop 2 Score of the Men's Doubles. nage Mi Teams (3 53 men, 2 ladles) thelr Ay tion with the following result: 1st--Lucky ~ Five, 3425; 2nd--Happy ang, 3424; 3rd--No Hits, 3347; 4th-- overs, | 3330 bh 5th--Ozarks, 3203; 6th "To atinty he. winners, considerable checking had -be done before the one point margin was accepted. A num- ber of various scattered and leftovers events will finish the Tournament on Friday evening At :30 on that same evening, Mr. 'ecker will present trophies to the a of the different competitions. FIVE MORE CARS ENTERED Indianapolis -- Pive more cars joined the entry list today for the 32nd running of the 500.mile clas- sic at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, bringing the total to 27 cars, ROCKY LEAVES NEW YORK New York, -- Middle iat Rocky Grazland left for haan 3 to conclude training for an over-the.weight match against George (Sonny) Horne 'at '| Uline Stadium Monday, Graziano weighed 161 pounds after his last workout in a local gymnasium. WILLIE OBERT DIES Miami, Fla., -- Willie Obert, 63. year.old dean of active United States jockeys, died at a hospital here from injuries received in an accident - last' Saturday. Mr.' Fred Montgomery" Wishes to announce that he' has purchased the BARBERING BUSINESS ii 4 of - Sid: Drinkle at 10: CHURCH ST. 'OSHAWA _ TORONTO DROPS ONE TO BRUINS -- WINGS TURN. BACK RANGERS | Hopefuls took 3 points from their op- A.H.L. HOCKEY CHIPS By The Canadian Press Odd-makers today were giving Buffalo Bisong little chance of beating Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League finals which get underway tomorrow in Cleveland, Barons advanced to the Calder Cup final round last night when they swept aside Providence Res 8.1 to take a best-of-seven series 4.1, Buffalo reached the finals by downing New Haven Ramblers and Hershey Bears twice each. Johnny Holota, a centre who has scored more than 100 goals for Cleveland during the last two years, sparked .the Barons attack with a pair of goals. Pete Leswick, Bobby Carse, Bob Solinger, Roy Kelly, Les Brennan and Fred Thurier picked up one apiece while Chuck Scherza racked up the Res' only goa. . The Barons and Buffalo are in the league finals,for the third time in five years. MEMORIAL CUP CONTENDERS By The Canadian Press Six teams remained in the run. ning today for the Memorial Cup and the Canadian Junion Hockey Championship, fcr in the east and two in the' west. The survivors: East:®Halifax St, Mary's. Inker- man Rockets, Barrie Flyers, Mon- treal Nationales. est: Lethbridge Native Sons, Port Arthur West Fmd Bruins, ALLAN CUP SURVIVORS By The Canadian Press... .. "Eight teams remained in the run. ning today for the Allan Cup and the Canadian Senior Hockey Cham. pionship, five in the east and three in the west. The Survivors: Hast: Renfrew Lions, Hamilton Tigers, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Aces, Victoriaville Tigers. West: Trail Smoke Eaters, Ed. monton Flyers, Winnipeg Flyers. Spicy Bits From Other Sports Cols. By VIC MORRIS JR. Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto, April 2--(CP)--Lou (Mr. Boxing) Stillman of New York urges a clean up of present day boxing legislation which allows in. experienced managers and trainers io match fighters in "death bat. es." Stillman, who has operated a gymnasium in the heart of New York for 31 years, says "boxing laws and regulations are of no use if they are made by people who don't know what they are doing." In an interview with Doug ("Windsor Star") Vaughan the oth. re day, Stillman suggests that box. ing commissions throughout Canada and the United States should invite 25 men, who know the fight game from top to bottom, to their meet- ings. "They won't be college men. May. be their English won't be top draw- er variety, I'll guarantee they'll come up with at leasb one good sug- gestion that will save a kid's life." Lou has another objection which he lays in the lap of the boxing legislators. He says: Can you name me another sport where all a fellow needs is the price of a license to set himself up in business to gamble with some un- suspecting kid's life? FAMOUS U.S. BOWLER DIE Siw] New York,--Jimmy Smith, re- garded as one of the greatest com- petitive and exhibition bowlers of all time, died here Saturday night after a lingering illness at the age of 69. Smith, a resident of Brook- lyn, won the all-events title at the American Bowling Congress twice, in 1911 and in 1920. RETAINS. GOLF TITLE Sligo, Eire -- J. B. Carr retained the West Ireland amateur golf title with a 5 and 4 victory over R. C. Ewing in the 36-hole final. They are British Walker Cup teammates, Great Night for Apps and Broda Jubliant cobfratulations were each od vy two Toronto Maple Leaf players, Turk Broda (left) and Captain Syl Apps (right), after the Leafs had whipped the Detroit Red Wings right in Detroit in the last game of the © the Leafs nt N.H.L. schedule. The victory in itself was an anti_climax for hdd clinched the N.H.L. championship the night before. But two individual achievements stood out. Broda's excellent goalkeeping won him the Vezina Trophy. He won it by a margin of five goals, 143 to 148, over Detroit's goalie, Harry Lumley. Captain Syl Apps, who has said that will retire at the end of this season, realized his heart's desire when scored three goals to bring his "lifetime total to 201. Funny, that Broda commented before the two week-end games. "I hope that Apps don't re. |oc tire. He's been my meal ticket for 10 years, When things look rugged, Hap drops him over the boards and the situation improves instantly." Broda knows whereof he speaks. .And St. Mikes Play Overtime Tie With Aerovox Toronto, April 2--Hamilton Aero- vox came from behind twice to tie St. Michael's College Buzzers 2.2 in overtime at Varsity Arena last night. The tie strengthened the Buzzer's hold on first place in the Junior "B" round.robin playoffs, and boosted Hamilton into second place, one point in front of Upper Canada College, UCC plays host to Hamilton at Maple Leaf .Gardens Saturday afternoon, and then meets St. Mikes next week at the Gar. dens. As usual St. Mike's outskated the opposition by miles last night, but a couple of gentlemen named Steve Kraftcheck and Bob Thompson made life miserable for the Irish whenever they invaded enemy ter. ritory. Kraftcheck, in particular, came up with a tremendous effort both offensively and defensively. Ll -- OLYMPIC FLYERS BEATEN BY FIFE | Kirkcaldy, Scotland, March 29-- (CP)-- Canada's. Olympic hockey champions, the RCAF Flyers, last night suffered the first setbac their present Scottish tour when | they dropped a 6 to 5 decision to Fife Flyers. TO TRY OLYMPICS Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,--Soo Box- ing Club will be represented at the Ontario amateur boxing champion. ships 'and Canadian trials as well as Olympic Games tests in May, it was announced here today. Corky Abbott was named new secretary. treasurer to replace A. Thompson, who was forced to give up his post due to other business. WILLIAMS HEADS FOR B.C. emf" Jockey Henry Williams leaves to- day. for Kamloops, B.C., to join the stable of Dr. IL. H. Appleby who won last year's renewal of the Or. pen Cup and Saucer with Ohso- dry. The Appleby stable has 11 run. ners being readied for racing on the coast. The string will also cam. paign in Chicago. \ CLEVELAND TRIUMPHS Cleveland -- Cleveland's Barons swept aside Providence Reds, 8-1, before 11,467 fang tonight and en. tered the finals for the Calder Cup, TACKLE SUES RAMS Los Angeles, '-- FHberle Schultz, tackle for the professional I.os An. geles: Rams, filed suit for $5,000 on grounds the Rams fell down on a promise to find him a new job if he would move to Los Angeles, LESNEVICH FIGHTS Chicago,--Gus Lesnevich, worl light.-heavyweight champion, will fight ® four.round exhibition with an as yet unnamed opponent here April 21. "Now is the time to re-surface your driveway. PHONE 2727-W PHONE 2726 ARMSTRONG Inkerman Surprises Halifax St. Mary's 6-2 - Oftawa, April 1--(CP) -- Inker- man Rockets fought back into Me- { morial Cup junior hockey competi- tion Wednesday by whipping Hali- fax St. Mary"sag-2 before 7,000 fans. Down two games in a best three- of five series, the smaller, less po- lished Rockets fired five goals in a torrid second period that brought them from behind a 2.1 deficit. Halifax won the first two games on home ice, 9-1 and 9-3. The fourth game is scheduled here Saturday afternoon, with the winner facing Montreal Natienales in the Eastern Canada semi-finals, HOCKEY - RESULTS - 00U000000N NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Series "A" Four-out-of-seven PW LF AP 1.17.11 3 U1 tone... ime. Second. Gags ¥ Resply ton 'Toronto . s "B" Four-out.of seven . New York . 3 Di Fourth Game Result Detroit. Future Games a Sunday--Detroit- at New York, ALLAN CUP PLAYOFFS Two-of-Three Series NW LL Hanjilton ... ve 0-11 RenRew .... reskia@ Future Game Friday--Hamilton v. Renfrew (at Ot- tawa). : OHA JUNIOR "B" GG. WwW LT Mike's .... Pts St. J EH] 1 0 (Round robin Junior "B" semi-finsls, first two teams to play best-of- five Thursday's Result St. Mike's ......, 2 Hamilton ,. Overtime, Future Games Saturday--Hamilton at U.C.C. (Maple Leaf Gardens). Porcupine Teepees Head St. Kitts Crew South Porcupine, April 2--(CP)-- South Porcupine Tee.Pees lag night scored a 5-3 victory over St. Cath. arines Lions in the first game of their best-of-three series for the all.Ontario Juvenile Hockey Cham. pionship. The second game will be played here tonight. 1t marked the first defeat of the season for the powerful St. Cath- arines squad, holders of the 1946.47 champidnship they wrested from South Porcupine in the series play- ed at St, Catharines last year. MUFFLERS--to fit [Chevrolet 20 32 em. 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Oshawa, Ont. ; AsSOCIAT "Homer" Playoffs Ct Continued With Detroit Wings Winning At Home Against New York Len "Red" | Kelly Scores Two Goals Leading |" Motor City Crew to 3-1 Win -- O'Connor Tal- lies Lone Blues hirt Detroit, April 2 -- (CP) -- The "home ice series'--as the Detroit Red Wings-New York Rangers semi-final National Hockey League playoffs could be referred to--con- tinues true to: form, The Wings ' took their, third straight game at home--Ilast night's score was 3-1---while both Rangers victories came at Madison Square Garden, Detroit leads the best-of- seven series three games to two. Sparkplug of the Detroit attack was rookie defenceman Len Kelly who scored twice to give the 13,442 fans something to remember. Pete the Rangers. If the series runs true to form, Rangers will tie proceedings Sun- take the series at home Tuesday. Chuck Rayner turned back 29 Detroit shots while Harry Lumley day at New York and Detroit will | | 3--New York, O'Connor (H made only 17 stops in the Detroit nets, Kelly's first goal was a 60-foot shot that trickled past Rayner on the short hop for a goal. Detroit hoisted its lead in the second per- iod to 2-0 on Pete Horeck's flashy goal off Howe's fine pass at the corner of the cage. Kelly's second tally came on a Horeck pass in the third. O'Connor's goal came in a third period flurry, 66 seconds before Kelly's second counter, NEW YORK: Goal, Rayner; Hefeniee, Colville, Lamirande; centre, Lap wings, Kullman, Leswick; alts. Bhero, Trudell, O'Connor, Watson, Raleigh, Hextall, Gardner, Juzda, Lancien, Mickoski. D IT: Goal, Lumley; defense, Quackenbush, Stewart; centre. Abel: wings, Howe, Lindsay; alts., Kelly, Pav- McFadden, Lundy, linesmen, Ed lich, Bruneteau, Conacher, Sclisizzi, Horeck, Gauthier, Reise. Referee, George Gravel; | Meph d Jim Primeau. 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