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LCiory in me oouui c:up xum± atnitrNova Scotia ManV-**elt;p:n*iiNew Puck PrexydToronto, April 17. (CP)—Hanson Dowell, 38, Middleton, N.S., for four years president of the Maritime Hockey associa-tion,1 and long-term member of the Canadian Amateur Hockey association, Monday was elected president of the CA.H.A, at the annual meeting here. He succeeds Frank Sargent of Part Arthur, president for the last three years.Other executive members elected are: A1 Pickard, Regina, first vice-president; Norman Dawe, Montreal, second vice-president; George Dudley, Midland, Ont., secretary; W. A. Hewitt, Toronto, registrar-treasurer._ -_$10? Stc^Tmateur chSS foT%ch bout ,at the Jacksonvme Fla. base-game of inter-provincial play-offs in which they took part. Moose Jaw Canucks -and Toronto. St. Michael’s college majors each receive an additional $500 grant for the Memorial cup finals.In addition to the $1,500 grants, annually,. made to each- branch forencouragement of minor hockey, Alberta, British Columbia anc Manitoba branches, each were given an additional $400 to help finance operations. The Quebec branch received an additional SI50, to have the rule book printed :n French. Halt of Fame Xt was decided that after deducting $30,000 from next years receipts to care for expenses, proceeds of the season will be divided between the C.A.H.A. clubs, anathe hockey hall of fame, to be established at Kingston, Ont. The clubs will divide 75 per cent*of the money, and the other 25 per cent will be presented to the hall of -fame ‘‘when the C.A.H.A. is satisfied plans are complete, and sufficient funds are available to proceed with the project.”George Dudley, secretary, said the hall of fame should receive between $4,000 and §5,000.Dr. W. G. Hardy of Edmonton, president- of the International Ice Hockey association, asked permission to organize a senior league next 'year, including teams from Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina and Moose Jaw:Must Be Good He said that the Alberta branch feels they will have to provide high-calibre senior hockey, comparable with that played by senior services ■ leagues, to draw attendance.“We feel there may be an effort to start a minor-professional league in the mid-west, and that a good senior league would be belter,’The meeting ruled that it was up to the Saskatchewan and Alberta branches t o settle thequestion.The association approved a motion permitting only junior branch winners of the Ottawa district, Mariiimes. Thunder Bay district and British Columbia branches to strengthen their teams for inter-provincial play-offs, with three players.Previously, all branches except Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba, could add three players to teams advancing into inter-provincialfinals. b .The association granted 3uni or clubs in Memorial cup play-offs the same travelling expenses as senior clubs receive for Allan cup playoffs—transportation for 15 players, and allowances of 390 daily, while travelling, and $120 daily, while in hotels. Junior clubs previously! received $80 travelling, and $100 in5 hotels. The change is effectives for the 1946 play-offs. jThe meeting agreed to enlarge! the rules committee, by appointing j a chairman to -interpret the rules j and amendments in po-operation with an official arbiter, to tac appointed by each branch. a The present rules committee, appointed by the president includes three members.Each branch was given the power to levy 10 per cent of gate receipts on all exhibition games played within the branch.Dr. W. C. Hardy, of Edmonton, was re-elected president of the International Ice Hockey association.bail park, April 27, Jack Laken announced Monday.. Greco has been guaranteed $5,000 with an option of 50 per cent of the-gate. •__Vio]wwei\GfetrC;PiPircSEE YOUR B.mM XN-fv:?lt;He lias tlie new B. ] capable of deliverir driving—right fromThe B. F. Gooc“emergency” tires, you need now. mile when your driving ;B. F. Goodrich have been proved c age as any pre-war has gone the extra lt;who built and sole anyone else in the ■If you are, today Goodrich dealer an
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Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA
Tue, Apr 17, 1945
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