Leafs Face Calgary in Key Alberta Hockey Showdown
Lethbridge Junior Hockey’s entry in the Crow Intermediate league aims for a fourth straight win against the Bellevue Bulldogs as Coach Ab Holt works to steady the lineup under pressure. The piece notes Holt’s power play emphasis and predicts a fast, tense matchup vs the Stampeders, with references to Maple Leafs past power plays and a broader look at local hockey happenings and notable sports figures.
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L J H A Juniors Meet Bellevue in Crow League Clash
The L J H A Juniors host Bellevue in a Crow intermediate hockey league game at the Arena Sunday 2 30 p m. L J H A seeks a fourth straight Crow win while Bellevue aims to rebound after a 7 4 loss to the Bearcats on Blairmore ice New Year’s Day.
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Magrath Zeniths Defeat Lethbridge 31-24 In Opener
Magrath Zeniths upset Lethbridge Collegiate 31-24 in the opening interscholastic league game on their home court. Sparked by Skyv Critchnheid with 10 points, Magrath used a late third quarter burst to seize the lead after a tight back-and-forth contest.
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Union Jacks Meet How Wah Queues In Exhibition
Raymond hosts an all- Chinese professional team from San Francisco called the How Wah Queues. The program opens with a preliminary between Raymond High School and M Men at 8 o clock.
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Magrath Edges Lethbridge In Tight Clash For Lead
Magrath built an early edge, then extended it late to a 29 20 margin as Lethbridge pressed. Lineups list Magrath scorers Critchfield 10 Leishman 9 Miller 9 Sabey 1 Turner 2, Harker Gibo, total 21. LCI’s defense faltered late. Officials Elton and James.
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Farley to Make Formal Offer For N Y Yankees
New York January 4 The World Telegram reports James A Farley will bid for the New York Yankees before departing for South America on a Roosevelt mission. The offer would cover Yankee Stadium farms garages and franchises at below 400000 with a down payment of 1590 40 not likely to be met. Byron Clark Jr Ruppert heirs said no conference plans with Farley regarding the purchase.
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Gerard Cote Wins Marsh Memorial Trophy
Toronto Jan 4 Gerard Cote hailed as one of North America's great marathon runners was named winner of the Loug Marsh Memorial trophy Canada’s top athlete selected by a board of prominent sportsmen runner up Norah McCarthy of North Bay Ont and Ottawa who earlier dethroned Mary Rose Thacker of Winnipeg as Canadian figure skating champion The award honors the late Lou E Marsh former Toronto Star sports editor and columnist
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Winnipeg
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Toronto Star
World Hockey Tournaments For Canada Curling Schedule
Sunday events include Rea versus Swancesky and Anderson against Kent with several matchups such as Glasser versus Gas Co and Blythe against Archibald. Monday features Armstrong against Anderson Blaxall versus Carberry and multiple evening games. The sequence continues Tuesday with Archibald Carberry Greenway Rea Hope Fooks Sinclair Blythe Overn Haig and others.
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Hardy Outlines World Hockey Plan At CAHA Gathering
Dr. W G Hardy of Edmonton told CAHA delegates that plans are under consideration to stage world hockey championships in Canada after the war with smaller prewar events possible. He urged shifting the world body’s center to Canada and noted LIH A’s creation after Europe’s war outbreak.
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Tremsen Leads After First Round At LA Open
Jimmy Thomson fired a sub par 68 at Riviera Country Club to claim a two stroke lead after the opening round of the $10,000 Los Angeles Open. His 34s on the par 71 layout stood out as several veterans and contenders including Lawson Little, Olin Dutra, Ralph Guldahl, Craig Wood, Johnny Bulla, Byron Nelson and Eddie Blasi posted solid scores.
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Jimmy Demaret
Texas
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Blairmore Edges Bellevue In Crow League Hockey
Blairmore hockey team beat Bellevue 12 to 4 in Bellevue with 400 in attendance. Blairmore led 4-1 after the first period, 4-2 at intermission, then 5-2 in the final frame amid a late penalty-filled stretch.
Cleveland Increases Catching Corps for 1941 Season
The Cleveland Indians announced additions to the catching corps. George Susce, former St. Louis Browns receiver, joined as a coach after signing as a free agent. Luke Sewell, already a tribe coach and catcher, also aided as an emergency backstop.
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Dates Set For Allan Cup and Memorial Cup Playoffs
At the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association convention in Port Arthur delegates approved Allan Cup senior playdown dates starting about March 15 with Manitoba meeting Thunder Bay. The Western Canada series leads to a best-of-five western final with varied hosting depending on the qualifiers. Ontario and Quebec open March 19 to 21 with finals beginning April 11 or 12 depending on Thunder Bay’s result.
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Turner Valley Oilers Permitted Replacement for Frank Cotten
George Dudley of Midland Ontario told delegates that players must not sign with more than one club and will refer complaints to the CAHA annual meeting. The Turner Valley Oilers were allowed to replace centreman Frank Cotten on grounds permitting a military replacement on the roster after Cotten joined the New York Rovers without release or transfer. Cornwall’s Jack Forsey was retained after earlier signing with Baltimore, then returning to Canada. Dr. W G Hardy warned such actions could strain CAHA relations with the US Amateur Hockey Association. Dudley cited a player signing for three clubs, urging the practice be curbed.
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Louis Wins 43rd Pro Bout In Detroit Five Years Ago
Detroit's Joe Louis defeated Patsy Perroni of Boston in 10 rounds to claim his 43rd professional victory five years ago tonight. Louis became world heavyweight champion in 1937 and has remained undefeated since.
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Legion Carpetball Schedule For Next Week
The Legion Carpetball league lists matches for next week with Armit facing Ward on Monday Kerr meeting Petts on Tuesday Clayton takes on Knox on Wednesday and Knight plays Hodge on Thursday.
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Cardinals sign Harold Van denberg from Giants
ST. LOUIS Jan 4 The Cardinals announced the purchase of pitcher Harold Hy Van denberg from the New York Giants of the National League. Terms not disclosed The 30 year old right hander has pitched mainly for Baltimore and Jersey City in the International League the last four seasons with some time in the majors with the Giants.
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Hockey Scores From Various Senior and Junior Leagues
West Kootenay Nelson 4 Trail 2 Manitoba Junior Winnipeg Falcons 1 East Kildo nan Bisons 0 St Boniface 10 C U A C 3 Notre Dame 7 Saskatoon 5 River Vale 1 Washington 5 New York 2 Boston 3 Baltimore 5 Atlantic City 2 Port Colborne 0 Niagara Falls 6 Sydney 3 North Sydney 0 Cornwall 6 Canadiens 3 Verdun 6 Concordia 3 Toronto Marlboros 4 Hamilton 2 Oshawa 2 St Catharines 8 Seattle 3 Spokane 1
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Baer Declines Godoy Fight Promoter's Ultimatum
Max Baer rejected Mike Jacobs bid for a March Madison Square Garden bout with Arturo Godoy. Ancil Hoffman said Baer would fight Buddy Baer or Billy Conn instead, and not Paul the former champion. Hoffman noted Baer’s aim to restore reputation before any title bout.
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Los Angeles Grid Game for British War Relief Canceled
The British war relief association of Southern California announced the Los Angeles grid game between eastern and western college stars, set for next Sunday, was canceled. Coliseum permission was refused, 100000 seats would have been used, but a 16500 seat Gilmore stadium was secured amid fears of confusion and amateur status concerns after reports players were offered cash to play. Alan Mowbray denied the allegations.
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Novak Mader bout called no contest in Kansas City
A heavyweight match between Tony Novak of Kansas City and Eddie Mader of New York was ruled no contest by the referee and judges. Purses were held pending investigation. The bout, planned as a potential pole to face Champion Joe Louis, ended one minute 14 seconds into the second round after Mader was dropped by a flurry of rights and lefts.
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Castilloux Disillusioned After New York Win
Canadian fighter Castilloux left Madison Square Garden disappointed after outpointing Aldo Spaldi of Italy over 10 rounds. Promoter Mike Jacobs said the lightweight champ of Canada and New England didn’t fit their plans for a title shot this spring. Meanwhile Ernie Vigh defeated Coley Welch, and Billy Soose beat Mauriello in separate 160-pound bouts, fueling confusion over the middleweight title plans.
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Nelson Leafs defeat Trail Smoke Eaters 4-2 in hockey game
Nelson Maple Leafs edged Trail Smoke Eaters 4-2 in West Kootenay Amateur Hockey League action. Nelson scored all four goals in the first period and withstood Trail’s two second period goals and late pressure, while Trail could not find another score in the final frame.
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Notre Dame Juniors Defeat Saskatoon Quakers in 7-5效
Notre Dame Hounds defeated the Saskatoon Quakers 7-5 in a Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League game. The win snapped Saskatoon’s first league loss and moved Notre Dame to second place, six points behind the Quakers.
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Famed Harness Driver Buried in Potter's Field
Cambridge O Jan 4 Thousands cheered William Sweeney as he piloted horses on grand circuit tracks but today the 61 year old former driver and trainer will be buried in potter's field He died Dec 24 of automobile accident injuries and no one claimed his body Sweeney claimed he developed several outstanding racers including Lee Hanover
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