Canadiens Take Game One In National Title Playoff
Montreal Canadiens defeated the New York Rangers 4 3 in the first game of the NHL Stanley Cup final series. Howie Morenz opened scoring, Joliat, Gagnon and Lepine added goals as Montreal withstood late Ranger pressure led by Bill Cook. The second game is set for Saturday in Montreal with Games 3 and 4 to follow in New York and Edison Square Garden.
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Canadiens
New York Rangers
National Hockey ‘League
Rangers
Lester Patrick
New Yorkers
New York
Amies
Edison Square Garden
John Ross Roach
Cook
Frank Boucher
Howie Morenz
Mondou
Bun Cook
Earl Seibert
Joliat
Bill Cook
Frank Bougher
Hainsworth
Sylvia Mantha
Johnny Gagnon
Roach
Johnny
Gagnon
Lepine
Keeling
Boucher
Moore Edges Montesso In Twaites Cup Final
Seven teams entered for the Twaites Cup in Civic Carpetball Association play. Moore defeated Elder in rounds, then Montesso beat Demaris, leading to a final where Montesso won by one point. Winning lineup included Lefort Kemp Mil burn Montlassie as skip. Runners-up were Hopkins Edwards Batze Moore with Moore as skip. A Sair Cup final Sailor versus Marshall is expected Tuesday night.
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Civic Carpetball Association
Twaites
Lefort
Kemp
Milburn
Montlassie
Hopkins Edwards
Batze
Moore
Sailor
Marshall
Hart Trophy Awarded to Howie Morenz
The National Hockey League announced the 1931-32 season awards. Howie Morenz of the Montreal Canadiens won the Dr. Hart trophy as the most useful player, Joe Primeau of the Toronto Maple Leafs earned the Lady Byng trophy for sportsmanship and ability, and Charles Gardiner of the Chicago Black Hawks received the Vezina trophy for the goaltender with the lowest goals against.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
David Hart
Howie Morenz
Montreal Canadiens
Byng
Joe Primeau
Toronto Maple Leafs
Vezine
Charles Gardiner
Chicago Black Hawks
Dr. Hart
Lady Byng
Vezina
Lindrum Leads Newman In Long Exhibition Match
Walter Lindrum the Australian billiards world champion trailed Tommy Newman the former English champion as the fifth day of exhibition play in Winnipeg progressed. Newman had 9 132 and Lindrum 8 769 600 bent toward a dramatic finish with the match turning on succession of long runs.
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Winnipeg
Mar
Walter Lindrum
Tommy Newman
Einglish
Newman
Lindrdhe
Royals Ball Club Meet Tomorrow
All players connected with the Royals baseball club last year and any interested local ball players are asked to attend a meeting at the Royal Hotel dining hall tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Last year’s players should bring uniforms and have names imprinted on them for preparation of the season.
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Royals
Royal Hotel
tom@orrow
Amateur Boxing Championships Draws For Cardston Meet
Official amateur boxing championship draws list entrants by weight class for Cardston event on March 28 and 29. Notable names include Art Lust Calgary 70 lb, Dee Linn Sloan Cardston 80 lb, Jimmie Adair Edmonton 112 Open, Mickey McMullen Calgary 126 Novice, Ronald McAffer Medicine Hat 135 Open, Archie Louks Mayertha 175 Novice, and J. J. Wasalaska Duvernay Heavy Open. Local riders include several Cardston and Calgary fighters with byes noted.
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Cardston
Art Lust
Calgary
Chester Tanner
AH Tansey
Edmonton
Dee Linn Sloan
Jimmie Chapman
Vic Muir
W. Aman
Irvine
G. Campbell
Hill Spring
J , Owen
Leishman
R. Bertram
Jimmie Adair
Noel Gogenson
Stirling
Jack Belzberg
Fred Zurch
Hee Ermacora
Lethbridge
Mickey McMullen
Harold Leavitt
Ray Terry
Bill Pollard
Johnnie McDonald
Vern Osen
Jimmy Stanmore
Jimmie Dow
Darcy Scott
Jack Hays
Cliff Otto
Ronald McAffer
Medicine Hat
F. D. Schofield
Pat Keough
Gordon Thompson
Charlie Tillack
Danny Driscoll
Edmor Bye
Ed. Potter
Olds
Iddie Lust
Floyd Winger
Frank Liddle
Archie Louks
Mayertha
Charlie Bolton
Fergie Fraser
Medici Forbes Innes
Ken Allred
H. Ashley
Norman Lybbert
Hill
J. J. Wasalaska
Duvernay
Harden Lybbert
Glenwood
City Bowing Championship Opens Monday Night
The City Bowling Championship kicks off Monday at 7 PM when New Club Cafe and The News meet to decide who will hold the Lang Cup. Each team fields its strongest lineup after a season of 72 games, with Jeffries’ New Club squad and Rutherford’s News team listed with lineups and handicaps.
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Jeffries
Jeffries Gehring
Quegnelle
Gray
Blaney
Rattler
Blossom
Arch” Rutherford
Northam
Forbes
Toole
Bellashy
Rutherford
Kingrett
dJeffries
Gehring
Quesnelle
Bellamy
PWL
New Club Cafe
The
Medalla
Medalta
New Club
Beth Halves
PWL the News
Medalta -U
Indications Point To Great Lacrosse Season In Alberta
Calgary hosts the largest lacrosse gathering in 25 years as nine centres plan league play for 1932. Calgary leads with six teams. Edmonton and Medicine Hat expect five each. several towns like Sylvan Lake and Red Deer will field one team. Season opens in Medicine Hat on April 24 with officers named for 1932 and delegates from various clubs attending.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Sylvan Lake
Carstairs Olds
Red Deer
High River
Didsbury
H. H. Gilchrist
Dr Morrison
A. W. Peek
J. Teel
E. Scott
J. North
B. Marshall
F. Coulson
W. McGosham
P. McBorgal
E. Toshack
P. Matheson
J. LaFrance
J. Knight
R. Ford
G. Daly
G Bellamy
G. Lynch
Amateur
P. Borgal
Carstairs
W. Acton
North Hill
A. Obrien
J. Maloney
Maple Leafs
W. Pearson
J. Wright
West End
E. T- Shack
Drumheller
F. Hawks
Boweing Club
A. Kay
Altomahs
Semkowit
J. Gordon
Dr. Sandercock
T. McKinley
N. Hides
J. Curliss
Brooke
Quail
Olds
Didsbury High River
Wolves, Sudbury Tie in Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Final
Sudbury Wolves battled Montreal A.A.A. to a 1-1 tie as Winged Wheelers stifled the Wolves defense. The second game in Toronto remains a toss up with both teams level heading into the rematch.
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M.A.A.A
Sudbury Montreal
Montreal A.A. A
Sudbury Wolves
Toronto
Wolves
Winged Wheelers
Fort William Thunders Past Calgary Bronks In Cup Final Bid
Fort William Thunder Bay champions beat Calgary Bronks 3 0 to take a three goal lead to the second Western Allan Cup final series game. Gordon Hacquoil posted his third straight shutout as Dee Pee MacDonald faced a steady Fort William attack led by Jazzy Manahan and Don McLeod with Dave Schriner spearheading Calgary’s efforts.
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Winnipeg
Fort William
Thunder Bay
Calgary
Bronks
Thundering Herd
Forts
Dee Pee’ MacDonald
Jazzy Manahan
Little Gordon Hacquoil
Lakehead
Ross Knowles
Bert Anderson
Hierauris
Don
Porky” McLeod
Macr ‘Donald
Bert “Milligan
Ymha
MacDonald
Dave Schriner
Far West
Peter Paul
Nine Drivers Charged Over Suspected Outboard Conspiracy
The New York Herald Tribune reports nine U S outboard motor boat drivers are barred from sanctioned races until cleared of suspicion linked to a plan to prevent Charles H. Harrison the British pilot from winning the Cal BE H R Green trophy outboard races at Miami Beach Florida weekend.
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New York
New York Herald-Tribune
Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Charles H. Harrison
Florida City
Callies to Hold Annual Meeting Wednesday
Callies clubs prepare for football season as spring work begins at the Callie Clubhouse. Officers will be elected Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the police court room, with an invitation to all footballers to join.
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Callie
Sammy Evans Promises Rough Night in Empress Theatre Clash
The Times previews Sammy Evans in a Friday Empress theatre bout against Emil Lust. Promoters and experts discuss Evans tackling power and speed, noting his left hook and knee to chin attack as he faces Montana champion Jolt. The piece captures hype and doubt about Evans.
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Sammy Evans
Emil Lust
Empress Theatre
Seattle
the Times
Joe Waterman
National Athletic Club
Nate Druxman
Joe
Tony Portillo
Montana
Tony
Great Falls
Markis
Kingsbury
Sammy
Petrolle Wins Technical Knockout Over Battalino at Madison Square Garden
Billy Petrolle known as the Fargo Express defeated Christopher Battalino in the 12th round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Gunboat Smith stopped the fight after one minute 31 seconds of the 12th round, as Battalino endured a brutal assault and bleeding from multiple cuts. The veteran Petrolle dominated with precise punches while Battalino pressed forward with courage, stunning ringsiders with the clash.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Mar
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Christopher
Bat) Battaline
Billy
Hartford
Conn
Ringsiders
Gunboat Smith
Petrolle
Andrew
Battalino
Bat
Buffalo tops Syracuse Stars to clinch IL lead
Buffalo earned a 2 to 1 win over Syracuse Stars in Fort Erie Ontario on Thursday securing first place in the International League with a three point margin over the London Tecumsehs.
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Fort Erie
Ont
Buffalo
Syracuse Stars
London Tecumsehs
Detroit Olympics Triumph Over London Tecumsehy 4 1
Detroit Olympians defeat London Tecumsehy 4 to 1 on home ice in the International Hockey League regular schedule. The win keeps Buffalo atop the standings while London slips from first place to a position just behind the leader.
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Mich
Olympics
London Tecumsehy
International Hockey ‘League
London
Buffalo
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