Boston Bruins capture Stanley Cup with win over Rangers
Boston defeats New York 2 to 1 to claim the Stanley Cup after winning game two of the final series. The Bruins also took game one 2 to 0, with goals by Oliver and Carson and strong defense limiting the Rangers. Clapper and Gainor sparked Boston’s offense as Roach faced heavy pressure throughout the match.
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W. Cook
F. Cook
Bouregault
P. Thompson
Keeting
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Vale
Oatman
G. Carson
George Mall
New York Rangers
Ranger
Norman Gainor
Dellar
Toronto Marlboros Win Openers of Junior Memorial Cup Series
Toronto Marlboros defeated Winnipeg Elmwoods 4 to 2 in an overtime Memorial Cup opener at Arena Gardens. Harvey Jackson provided two goals from Conacher passes as Toronto held off Western attackers led by Duncanson and MacQuadey. Gill and Holmes starred in a thrilling clash with steady netminding. The second game was set for tonight.
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Canada
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Dominion Rulers
Harvey Jackson
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Ellis Princis
Iry Montgomery
Levinsky
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Jackson
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Duncanson
MacQuadey
Gill
Westerners
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Holmes
Marlboro
Moore
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Dukes
Fry Re elected CAHA President In Winnipeg Meeting
Wm A Fry of Danville Ontario was re elected president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association at the annual meeting in Winnipeg. J W Hamilton of Regina was re elected vice president with H J Marples and W A Hewitt named secretary and registrar treasurer. A finance committee was formed including Fry Hamilton and Claude Robinson. A resolution to standardize amateur hockey nationwide passed while a proposed intermediate Dominion championship was defeated.
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Wm. A. Fry
Danville
Ontario
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
J. W. Hamilton
Regina
H. J. Marples
Winnipeg
W. A. Hewitt
Toronto
W. A. Fry
Claude Robinson
Canada
C.A.H.A. Foster
Loughran Defeats Mickey Walker for Light Heavy Title
Tommy Loughran won the world light heavyweight title by outpointing middleweight champion Mickey Walker in a ten round bout in Chicago. Judges split with two for Loughran and referee for Walker. attendance was under twenty thousand at Paddy Harmon's new stadium opening.
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Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Loughran
Walker
Davey Miller
Paddy Harmon
Oie da
Local dogs sweep pedigree show in Lethbridge
Bill Purrows of Medicine Hat led Woodland Gunner and Princess Belle, two Springer spaniels, and a wire haired fox terrier owned by C. H. Park to eight prizes at the Lethbridge matinee dog show. Purrows earned five firsts plus a best of breed and a silver cup. the fox terrier added a best of breed and silver cup. Medalta Charmaine earned best novice in show and best dog in show second places. Woodland Gunner took best pup in show and third in best dog in show. judges were Mr. Tipson of Raymond and associate judge Mr. C. W. Twaites.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
C. H. Park
Tipson
Raymond
C. W. Twaites
Tunney Debuts as Matador in Seville Sheepish Bulls Stunned
Paris dispatch notes former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney honored by Spaniards for courage and skill as he faced a bull at Algabeno's Seville estate. Tunney received lessons, then killed the bull with a single well aimed thrust amid cheers from guests.
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the Mail and Empire Today
Paris
Gene Tunney
Algabeno
Seville
Tunney
Compromise Proposed To Limit Signing Young Amateurs
Winnipeg March 30 A proposal to bar professional teams from signing amateurs under 21 was discussed at the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association meeting. W A Fry CAHA president said the NHL has not moved on the idea, but Frank Calder is intrigued. The plan would let amateurs try out with pro clubs while staying amateur to protect CAHA members.
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Amteurs
Williams to Race at Vancouver May 7
Coach Bob Granger returns to Vancouver with plans for a big indoor meet on May 7. He has Bob McAlister committed and lists Paavo Nurmi Edwin Wide Jimmy Ball and Steve Anderson as other entrants including University of Washington hurdler Anderson.
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Percy Williams
Granger
Bob McAlister
Williams
Paavo Nurmi
Edwin Wide
Jimmy Ball
Steve Anderson
University of Washington
Football results from Good Friday English League matches
Arsenal beat Blackburn 1 0 and Manchester United defeated Bury 3 1. Liverpool won 2 0 over Cardiff with City routing Bolton 5 1 and Portsmouth hammering Birmingham 8 1. West Ham crushed Burnley 4 0, Sunderland drew Everton 2 2. Other divisions list wins and scores for Grimsby over Chelsea 1 0, Barnsley 4 2 Stock City, Blackpool 3 0 Bradford, Millwall 2 4 Southampton, and more results across divisions with numerous ceilings and draws.
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Bury
Manchester United
Liverpool
Cardiff City
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Birmingham
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Burnley
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Blackpool
Bradford
Clapton O
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Millwall
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Notts Forest
West Bromwich
Port Vale
Oldham Bath
Preston N
Tottenham H
Reading
Swansea Town
Port Arthur Defeats Eastern Champions in Allan Cup Game
Port Arthur, led by Jimmy Creighton, defeated St. Francois Xavier 7 to 2 in Winnipeg to take the first of two wins toward the Allan Cup. The game featured Creighton’s three goals and strong play from Wilson, Gross, Friday, and Bruce Cox as Port Arthur built a commanding lead before Saint defenders rallied briefly.
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St. Francois Xavier
Wester
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Ice Merver
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Wilson
Cox
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Ahearn
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Jean Charles Pedneault
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Beker
Guedes
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Monster
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Atateks
Bruce Cox
Fort
Wilf L'Heureux
Lucien Gagnon
Citadel
Harold Gross
Bud” Jarvis
Jim Creighton
Fourgouin
St. Francois
Brunei
Trenalties
Garil
Pedneault
Carrell
Windsor Bulldogs Tie Up the Series
Windsor Ontario March 28 Windsor Bulldogs tied the Canpro playoff series with a 2 to 1 win over the Kitchener Flying Dutchmen in the second extra session after an eighty minute battle. Hap Emms scored both goals and the third game will be Friday with venue decisions by managers.
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Hap" Emms
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