Suspensions Lifted as AAU and NCAA Broker Armistice
The AAU and NCAA moved to lift all suspensions and blacklists for athletes as part of a weekend peace settlement. Immediate bulletins will inform members, and restrictions at Eastern College Athletic Conference meets are removed. The agreement allows a return to events including Toronto and Boston AA meets next weekend and Milrose and Inquirer events the following weekend.
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New York
Amateu Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Byers
Kansas City
NCAA
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AAU
College Federation
J. Fisher
High Point
N.C
AAA
Toronto
Boston
Rolloffs Open as Can ada Five Pin Bowling Leads
Lela Hehrtalled 1981 points and Art Entzminger 2048 total lead Western Canada five pin rolloffs at Loomer Lanes Sunday after eight games. Women include Louise Plato 1727 Norma Katt 1644 Pauline Adams 1582 Ann Boreski 1573. men list Jim Boreski 1953 Larry Bourgaize 1989 Dale Oliphant 1873 Bill Thomas 1854 Ron Sailer 1839 Ed Wolfer 1804 Bill Sailer 1780. Next eight games set for Sunday at Park Lane Owl starting at 1 p.m.
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Lela
Jim Boreski
Larry Bourgaize
Dale Oliphant
Bill Thomas
Ron Sailer
Ed Wolfer
Bill Sailer
Gordon Vaughn
al Merriman
Park Lane Owl
Bantam Hockey Results Highlight League Play
Rangers defeated Red Wings 3 1 as D Sorenson scored twice and D Ressler added the other goal. W Olhauser netted Red Wings lone goal. Canadiens beat Black Hawks 5 2 and Monarchs beat Red Wings 3 1. Canadien marksmen S Lantz scored three and Jesske added two. Koch and Muryn scored for Black Hawks. Monarchs goals by Mitchell Ditto and Davis. Maple Leafs lone point by S Sadownik.
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Red Wings
D. Sorenson
D. Ressler
W. Olhauser
Canadiens
Black Hawks
Monarchs
Canadien
S. Lantz
Jesske
B. Koch
J. Muryn
Rangers Il Monarchs
Maple Leafs Bruins
Canucks
Sorenson
Feddersen
M. L. Sadownik
M. L
Dito
Side
Simonson
Can
Hildenbrand
Geisinger
Lawrence
B. H
Blunt
M. Leafs
Smokies Seek Funds and Games Ahead of World Championship
Trail Smoke Eaters, Canada’s world hockey contenders, face a $10 000 to $15 000 deficit after their league folded. Coach Bobby Kromm says they will play for money or not, seeking exhibition games as they prep for the Stockholm championship in March. Officials dispute the financial distress claim and call for public support.
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B.C
Trail Smoke Eaters
Canada
Bobby Kromm
Stockholm
Sweden
Smok
Ies
Joe Paluga
Trail Hockey Club
Gordon Juckes
Melville, Sask
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Art Potter
Edmonton
CAHA
Maroons Crush Pla-Mers 12-6 in Big Comeback
Winnipeg Maroons routed Moose Jaw Pla-Mers 12-6 in Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League play. Dunsmore sparked a seven-goal second period, pushing an 4-4 tie to an 11-4 lead by period end. Dunsmore and Lumsden each scored three, with Parke, Orris, Johnson, Kuklewicz, Marshall, Stein, and Jestin also contributing. Arneil stopped 44 for Moose Jaw, Klymkin 31 for Winnipeg. one third-period penalty called.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Maroons
Moose Jaw
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