Cain Fires Four Goals as Bruins Defeat Leafs 5 3
Herb Cain scored four goals to lift Boston past Toronto 5-3, snapping a fourth place tie with the New York Rangers. Cawley assisted twice, aiding the Bruins as they moved closer to first place in the NHL scoring race while Bill Thoms returned to action for Boston.
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Herb Cain
Boston
Toronto Maple Leafs
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Toronto
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Herbie Cain
National Hockey League
Bossmen
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Montreal Maroons
Newmarket, Ont
Cawley
Gain
Bill Thoms
Chicago
Cowley
Maurice Richard
N.H
Lach
Montreal
Richard
Canadiens
Howe
Detroit
Bruneteau
Demarco
New York
Blake
Braddock Awarded Unpopular 10 Round Decision in Chicago Bout
The report recalls Jimmy Braddock of New Jersey earning a disputed 10 round win over Leo Lemski of Aberdeen Washington in a Chicago fight dated fifteen years ago. Braddock later claimed the world heavyweight title in 1935 before losing it to Louis two years later.
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Jimmy Braddock
New ’ Jersey
Leo Lemski
Aberdeen
Wash
Chicago
Braddock
Louis
Sports chatter spans U S control fears and league tweaks
Canadian press notes Bill Corum links Judge Landis to delays in appointing a national sports coordinator. Ford Frick and Senator Scott Lucas nearly advanced the idea before opposition. Art Ross mulls dropping the red centre line for a red and blue scheme, with trial in remaining games. Other items name Posse, Trottier, Hutchinson, and Leafs road woes.
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United States
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Sporting News of
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Corum
Landis
Judge Landis
Ford Frick
National League
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Andy
Toronto Star
Lytle
Art, Ross
NJEL
Red Dutton
Jean
Marons
Montreal
Dave Trottier
Montreal Maroon
Halifax
Bill
Monceton
Puwlmans
Toronto Leafs
Joe Lapchuck lauded coach of St. John's Brooklyn
New York reports coach Joe Lapchuck of St. John's Brooklyn earns praise for his quiet bench demeanor and remarkable record. His team is noted for winning the Metropolitan Invitation Tournament twice in a row, a feat highlighted as exceptional in college basketball.
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New York
Joe Lapchuck
St. John’s
Brooklyn
St. John's
CAHA Secretary Fred Marples Dies in Toronto
Fred Marples longtime CAHA secretary since 1926 died in Toronto after a heart attack Born in Winnipeg he also served as secretary of the Canadian Olympic Committee and Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association Surviving brothers and sisters include W A Aird Edmonton Bertram Ottawa Paul William Winnipeg Ernest and Marvey Edmonton Funeral planned in Winnipeg with C A I L A president Frank Sargent attending
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Fred Marples
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Winnipeg
Marples
Canadian Olympic Committee
Winnipeg Monarchs
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
W. A. Aird
Edmonton
Bertram
Ottawa
Paul
William
Ernest
Marvey
Frank Sargent
Fort. William
C.a.ila
C.a.ela
Montreal Elm Win First Games In Pub lice School hockey
Montreal defeated Riverside 9 3 and Elm beat St Louis 2 1 in opening junior hockey games at the arena yesterday. Montreal scorers included Leslie Cove four and Jimmy Anderson two with others. Elm's Bray and Rathville scored while Irving had St Louis lone counter. Joseph G Barnet longtime Renfrew backer died at Madawaska Lodge Calahogie Ont.
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Riverside
Elm
St. Louis
Leslie Cove
Jimmy Anderson
Stanley Dandy
Bill Callis
Barnes Mitchell
Billy van Buskirk
Albert Keil
Dave Gilas
Theil Street
St.Louis Lads
Bray
Rathville
Irving
Joseph G. Barnet
Renfrew Millionaires Hockey
Madawaska Lodge
Calahogie
Ont
Musial Leaves Cards for Navy Service
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals resigns his baseball uniform to join the U S Navy. The 24 year old Pennsylvanian has starred for three and a half seasons with a .361 career average in the period, MVP in 1943 with a .357 mark, and last year batted .347 to place second behind Dixie Walker.
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Ry ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Navy Blue
U.S. Navy
Billy Southworth
Musial
Stan
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Baseball Gets Green Light for 1945 Season
President Roosevelt told reporters baseball can proceed in 1945 if it does not interfere with the war effort. He urged continuation only if it avoids diverting servicemen or workers essential to the war, a condition baseball officials welcomed as official approval.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Curling schedule and army call up in Winnipeg
Curling matchups are listed for Wednesday Thursday and Friday with players Milroy Campbell Ashley Cocks Wright Canham Lynch Niblock Beny Cols Bell Pingle Osborne. In Winnipeg January 17 Wally Stanowski of the National Wheatley league has joined the Canadian Army after leaving the RCAF and Maple Leafs, granted a one week leave before reporting for duty.
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Campbell
Ashley
Wright
Canham
Lynch
Niblock
Beny
Cols
Ready
Bell
Pingle
Osborne
Don Khaki
Winnipeg
Wally Stanowski
Stanowski
R.C.A.F
Toronto Maple Leafs
Flyers Rally Past Reds In Ahl Victory
St Louis Flyers beat Providence Reds 5 to 3 in an American Hockey League game before 4 406 spectators. Scorers for St Louis were Jimmy Russell Bill Kendall Nakin a Smith Freddy Tiergert and Vic Lynn. Cotr teat with two and Jerry Bellamarre scored for Providence.
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Flyers Thyumpil
ST. Louis
St. Louis Flyers
Providence Reds
Jimmy Russell
Bill Kendall
Nakina Smith
Freddy Tiergert
Vic Lynn
Paul Cotrteat
Jerry Bellamarre
Providence
Civics vs TC Collegians Clash Slated For Saturday Night
The Juvenile Hockey league resumes with Civics and TC Collegians set to meet at the Arena Saturday at 9 15 p m weather permitting. In downtown Atlanta jewelers report two safes broken open with diamonds watches bracelets bar pins and rings missing valued at about 300000 by owner R L Schneider.
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T.C. Collegians
Atlanta
R. L. Schneider
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