Black Hawks win first Stanley Cup finals game in overtime
Chicago Black Hawks defeat Detroit Red Wings 2 1 in 21 minute 10 second overtime to take a 1 0 lead in hockey's Stanley Cup final. Paul Thompson scored the winner on a pass from Doc Romnes as Detroit goalie seen to bested by late rally and overtime surge.
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Moncton Hawks Face Fort William Without Star Bert Connally
Moncton Hawks may play tonight without Bert Connally, a top scoring wing, as he recovers from a fractured nose. Monty Muckle joins forward lines in his stead while Fort William seeks the Allan Cup deciding game victory. The Maritime team trails 1-0 in the series but aims to even it after a 4-2 win. The Allan Cup winner earns Canada’s spot in the North American title series against Detroit White Stars.
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McLarnin Given 30 Days to Accept Van Klaveren Challenge
New York State Athletic Commission orders Jimmy McLarnin to accept or forfeit welterweight title claims within 30 days after Bep Van Klaveren formally challenges and posts a 2500 guarantee. McLarnin won the 147 pound title by KO against Young Corbett in one round last May as attempts to match him with Barney Ross failed.
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Clay Products and New Club in tight league showdown
In a lively recap from the Sair's League, Clay Products beat Independents and New Club defeated K of P. Tonight at 7:00 New Club faces Clay Products as the final approaches, with the Legion trophy at stake between Clay Biscuits and Lemon Pies.
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Toronto St. Mikes Defeat Edmonton Juniors First Game
Toronto St. Michael's College, eastern Canada titlists, defeated Edmonton Athletic Club 5 to 0 to take a lead in the three game Canadian junior hockey championship series. Pepper Kelly led St. Mike's with key goals as Jackson, Acheson, and Teno silenced Edmonton's defense. Nick Metz starred for the victors.
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Legion Lawn Bowling Notes Preview Season Changes
The Sports committee meets tonight to plan the forthcoming season at the club room. Players like Jim, Jack Hepple, Ed White, Len Sharland, Fred Richardson, Jim Morrison, Bill Lakey, and Alf share plans and rumors as preparations begin on the greens with new equipment and displays expected.
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Medicine Hat Boxer Captures 175b Title
Fergus Fraser of Medicine Hat won the 175 pound open championship in 1 minute 15 seconds with a decisive right to the heart against Dick Burfiend. Forbes Innes of the National AC Calgary challenged Fraser in light heavyweight open, Fraser edging Innes in a close decision after rounds with infighting and a late surge. Paul Matvenke earned his fourth consecutive knockout to take the 147 pound novice title, defeating Stanley Dilatush after 25 seconds of the first round. Johnny Blockinger retained the 147 pound open provincial title by stopping Tyke McRae in the third round. Alex McNab of National AC Calgary defeated Wayne Hawk to win the 135 pound novice championship.
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Irvin Hopes Leafs Plan Western Hockey Tour
Toronto coach Dick Irvin aims to arrange a western tour for the Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings after the Stanley Cup finals. Tentative dates set to open in Winnipeg April 14, with Vancouver and Los Angeles likely, while Regina Edmonton and Calgary were dropped for lack of artificial ice.
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Allan Cup Sites Chosen For Next Season In Canada
Halifax will host the Allan Cup game next year and Winnipeg will stage the Memorial Cup finals. Moncton Hawks helped push the senior finals to Halifax while junior finals stay in Winnipeg. EE A Gilroy of Portage la Prairie named CAHA president succeeding Frank Greenleaf. Cecil Duncan and Dr. W G Hardy elected first and second vice presidents. HOCKEY TONIGHT: Moncton Hawks versus Fort William Blue Shirts in Toronto and Boston Cubs versus Rhode Island Reds in Providence.
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Black Hawks Seek Canadiens Star Morenz in 1934 Season
Montreal star Howie Morenz may join the Chicago Black Hawks as owner Frederick McLaughlin asks the Canadiens for a price. Officials could not comment, and observers say Morenz could move if no deal for Mares or Thompson and cash can be arranged. Morenz has not enjoyed a strong season with Montreal.
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Leitham Eyes World Title Bout in Three Rivers Clash
Montreal reports an ambitious plan to pit Canadian bantamweight champion Bobby Leitham of Verdun against Al Brown in Paris for a 15 round summer title fight in Three Rivers, linked to the city’s 330th anniversary celebrations.
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Canada Accepts Berlin 1936 Olympic Invitation
Toronto April 4 The Canadian Olympic Games Committee formally accepted an invitation to participate in the 11th Olympiad in Berlin from August 1 to 15, 1936. The decision was made at a Toronto committee meeting led by chairman P. J. Mulqueen.
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Bataglia Wins Technical Knockout in Five
Frankie Bataglia of Winnipeg battered Larry O'Dell of Aberdeen in St Paul as a ten round bout ended in the fifth when referee Ed Shave halted the fight. Bataglia extends his pursuit of the middleweight crown with another KO victory.
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McManus Agrees to Move to Montreals Maroons
Montreal officials confirmed Sammy McManus speedy forward of the Moncton Hawks has come to terms with the Maroons of the NHL. No contract signed yet but it is understood he will wear a Maroon uniform next season.
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Volleyball Meeting At Firehall Promotes Early Start
All interested in volleyball are invited to the Volleyball Association meeting at the Firehall tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. Plans to discuss and prepare a schedule for an early season start will be laid out.
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Carnera Baer Bout Training Details From Maine Woods Camp
New York reports ahead of the June 14 match outline Primo Carnera and Max Baer training plans. Carnera heads to the Maine woods for four weeks of shadow boxing, while Baer finishes conditioning at Lake Tahoe and Atlantic City before the bout. Madison Square Garden promotes the event with a 74 percent share of receipts allocated to Jack Dempsey.
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Patrick to join NHL next season as executive
Montreal April 4 Frank Patrick says he will work in the National Hockey League next season but not as managing director or vice president. He has offers from two major league clubs and will choose soon. He may join Boston or Chicago. he is brother to Lester Patrick of the New York Rangers. He will return to Vancouver after the Stanley Cup series and come east in the fall.
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Local Wheat Prices from Ogilvie Grain Department
May 67 3 4 split July 69 split Oct 70 3 4 asked No 1 Nov 66 5 8 track 67 street 47 1 2
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