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THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1944OLD SLATE OF OFFICERSRE-ELECTED BY C.A.H.A.MONTREAL, April 13.—tf'1—The27 th annual meeting of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association concluded here last night after a three-day session.The entire slate of officers was re-elected late yesterday and the executive last night decided to accept the invitatior of Doug Grlm-ston. president of the British Columbia Amateur Hockey Association, and hold the*next meeting in New Westminster or Vancouver.A motion was passed severing relations with the Ligue Internationale De Hockey Sur Glace, now defunc*ancial reports listing expenditure* for minor hockey by the various branches of the Canadian Amateur Hockey association were brought before that body at its annual meeting yesterday. The repoit was read by A1 Pir\nrl of Regina -scond \ xe-presicl * it of the C.A.H.A. and cl aiiman o' L*ic finance committee.The Ontario Association showed the least expenditure, but O.H.A. President P. W. ‘Dinty* Moore stated that the complete report was not included. He said that only money accounted for in the minor expenditure report was that sup-European body, and a vote of con- « posedly covered by the $1,000 given ^ fidence was given the International j the O.H.A. for minor hockey devei-fl Ice Hockey Association. It was • opment.stated mat closer relationship be- | Siiiiah Columbia led u*e listtween C.A.H.A. and the I.H.A. will j with an expenditure of $2,373.40,aid a firmer alliance with the Am- | while the Mantimes and Manitobaerican Hockey Association and the were close behind. The east coastBritish Ice Hockey Association.An amendment to the wartime regulations of the association was adopted by calling for a list Of 13 players, including two goal tenders, to be filed with the C.A.H.A. before January 25 of the playing season by all clubs intending to participate in Allan and Memorial Cup plaroffs. No military replacements will be allowed except for players registered during a season.Officers re-elected for the following year w-ere: President, PrankSargent, Port Arthur. Ont.: first vice-president, Hanson T. Dowell, Middleton. U.S.: second vice-president. A1 Pickard. Regina; secretary, P. H. Marples, Toronto: registrar-treasurer, W. A. Hewitt. Toronto.A recommendation was made to the C.A H A professional committee to ti'scuss with the N.H.L. and its affili?te minor pro leagues a limitation put on the age of players turning professional That limit was set at 15.MAIIARA SUSPENDED FOR THREE YEARS MONTREAL. April 13 — CP— Paul Mahara of Trail junior Smoke Eaters yesterday received a three-year suspension from organized hockey. The suspension was meted out by the Canadian Amatuer Hockey Association at its annual meeting here Mahara was charged with a count of twice falsifying baptismal papers. He played with the Trail team in the Western Memorial Cup playoffs and caused his team to forfeit three games of a series against Rgina Commandos. The Trail team defeated the Commandos and then won the western title. They nowmeet Oshawa Generals for the Memorial Cup.A signed confession from Mahara was shown to the meeting and it was decided not to anply the maximum amount of live-j ear suspension for each an offence The minimum suspension prescribed by the rules of the C.A.H.A. is two years. ALBERTA REQUEST FOR LARGER GRANT REFUSED MONTREAL, April 13 —(CP)—Fin-branch spent $2,084.77 and Manitoba’s total was $2,026.75.Alberta spent a total of $1,579.27; Saskatchewan, $1,342.00; Thunder Bay district, $1,211.88; and Ontario, $1,150.00.The grants for minor hockey were raised in the Maritimes, Quebec, Ontario, Ottawa district and British Columbia to conform with the mid-west branches* grants of $1500.A request by the Alberta Amateur Hockey association for an additional grant to the $1,500 given the association by the C.A.H.A. yearly was turned down.The finance committee m a statement made to the C.A.H.A. meeting said that it could not see its way clear to give an additional $1,000 to the Alberta association- They asked that the A.A.H.A. attempt to carry on as best as possible for th# next season.The Alberta request was made by Jack W. Moss, president of the Alberta association, and Dr. W. G. Hardy, life member and presidentof the International Ice Hockey Association.Alberta financial statement showed a loss of $1,264.30 for the 1943-44 season. Total receipts were listed at $340.24, while the expenditures were $1,604.54. Alberta’s reserve now rests at less than $800.Moss predicted a one-third decrease in revenue next season since senior hockey will probably not be played in the province.❖ 4 lt;♦ lt;• * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4TO FETE tftJCKSTERS❖A❖❖❖❖❖I❖•A banquet and social evening will be held at the Y.M.C.A. Friday evening by members of the three hockey clubs of the Lethbridge Native Sons—Grizzlies, Machinists and Dominions. The pucksters will be guests ofthe hockey organization.+*444*44lt;•4•8*44444444444444By Chic Young
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