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THE GAZETTE. MONTR At SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1940. VOL. CLXLX No. 240 Burrards in Mann Cup Final Cottesmore Wins Belmont Grand Natioital 15 TRIUMPHS BY NOSE Exhibition Dates Set For Rangers, Amerks TODAY'S RACING ENTRIES COLLYER'S DAILY SELECTIONS Committee Is Chosen by Q.A.H.A.

To Study Military Hockey Plans BLANKET CORNWALL UNDER 22-6 SCORE AND SWEEP SERIES an attempt to secure money to help us in this work if we find it necessary," he added. mile and 70 yards Swift Spot 106. Miss Apprehend 113. xJay Bird 104, New Discovery 112. Getaway Jack 111, xBaby Carolyn 101.

xManmthemoon 105, Goshen 109, xAutograph 108. Fifth race. Au Revoir handicap. 3 and up, claiming. 1 1-16 miles Bucking 109, Busy Morn 113, Bobs Boys 112.

Commendador II 116. aMernory Book 116. aPredicate 106. xKmgs Blue 116, Waugh Pop 109. bGray Jack 103, bChance Ray 103, Midair 103.

a Kelly, Reid and McGrath entry, C. E. Davison entry. Sixth race, added. The Hawthorne peed handicap, 3 and up.

6 furlongs aFloataway 105-. Busy Morn 120. Mor-canne 109. Potranco 109. aKings Blue 111, xVino Puro 110, bTalked About 117.

a Kelley and McGrath entry, Mrs. J. F. Waters entry. Seventh race, claiming, 3 year old.t, 1-18 miles xOffice Hour 103, Jane Pola 105.

Crumpet 105. 111, xGay Hour 103, Jungle Moon 108, Maurice K. 108, Three Sands 111, Valdma Boy 108, xBaby Norma Joy 100. Eighth race, claiming. 4 and up, 1-16 miles Galley Sweep 106.

xRe-buttal 107. Some Boy 108, xPrince Sador 105, Super John 106. xLe Miserable 101, xCardsanola 101. Brill 104. Bonnie Princess 105, English Harry Winnipeg, October 4.

Lester Patrick, manager of New York Rangers of the National Hockey League, announced here last night the Rangers would play pre-season exhibition games against New York Americans in Winnipeg, Re-gina. Saskatoon and Port Arthur later this month. Following is the schedule for the series: October 19. Winnipeg; October 22, Regina; October 24. October 26, Regina; October 28.

Winnipeg; October 30, Port Arthur. Patrick's hockey school for amateur players is now underway here with 23 young players from the Winnipeg district taking part. The school will get into full swing next week when players from other parts of the Dominion arrive. Rangers open the National Hockey League schedule in Toronto November 2. LAUREL RESULTS race, six furlongs Happy Hunting, 118.

Mills. $14.50, $6 40, Largo Mint, 114, Hanford, $8 20, Pari King, 114. Howell. Time, 1.18. High Name, Unknown Land, Running Liphts, Scatalone.

Sweet Story. Good Stymie, Migration, Misin-former and Bill K. also ran. Second race, about two rmies Fire Light, 136, Cruz. $1180.

$6 90, $4 60? Fatty, 137. Brooks, $1230. $4 10; Tarn Shanter. 143. Helicus.

$3 50. Time, 407 3-5. Rouge Catalan. Peter Pine. Playdema.

Miss Fred, Justa Bud, Pine Tag also ran. Third race, six furlongs Chngen- daal. 113. Shelhamer, $7.00, $5.20. 70; Graeme Cracker, 110 Lynch, $9 20.

$8.30: Crius. 111. Howell. $12.80. Time 1.14 3-5.

Morstep, Challante. Zenana, Annie Alone. Kaptime, Arboreal, Apron Strings, Ponnenator and Dizzy Dame also ran. Fourth race, six furlones Le Chat 112. Bierman.

$6 40, $3.60. Hanid. io. Green, $3.30: Johns star, 108. Stevenson.

$5.10. Time. 1.14 1-5. Star Canter, Baby Mowlee, Wesley Becomly. Celtic Knight, Proc.

Last Bet, Mardi Gras and Quick Find also ran. Fifth race, mile and seventy yards -Solatium, 118, Bierman. 6.10, 3.70, 2.60; Preceptress, 110. Vandcrgriff, 7.60, 4 CO; aTrois Pistoles, 118, Matti-son. 2.90.

Time 1.46 3-5. Swami. My Junior, Royal Wanton. Sun Galomar, Canpasse. and Abbe Pierre also ran.

a k. s. Clark entry. Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth- Slinging, 112. Bierman, 14.7ft, 7.00, 3.90; Close To, 113, Knott, 5.20.

3.70: At tracting, 105. Lindy, 5.10. Time 1.49 1-5. Camola, Countess Dopy, Izarra, Flying Duke, Colored Child. Westing, Busy Fingers, Chance Maker and Eight Roils also ran.

ouvfiwu flue, uiiiu Ktiu a sixiurnin Simkoe, 113. Decamillas. 8.70,-6 40, 4.60; Ida Rogers, 108, Basile, 19.30. 10 80; Hide. 108, Merritt.

5.40. Time 1.49 4-5, Din. Brazen Hussy. Totache, Cansting. Furr Buckle.

Wildmute. Cross Vine and Kens Pop also ran. tighth race, mile and a sixteenth Flvine Centaur, 113, Weber, 5.80, 4 00. 3.00; BetKithed. 111.

Merritt, 5.80, 3.60; Jolly Flag. 108. Madden. 4.10. Time 1 50 2-5.

Aster Princess, Molasses Frank. Dulie, Millie' Accidental, Lady Solace. Streamer, Mary's Lassie and Palkin also ran DETROIT RESULTS First race, six furlongs Fight On 111. Milhgan. 9.00, 4 40.

3.00: Sun Prides 107. Pierson. 5.00 3.40; Synergist 107. Leblanc, 3.00. Time.

1.12 4-5. fBrian Trust, Hi Vic. Transmutable, Just Buck. fFortunes Call, Takus and Pehamis also ran. Field.

Second race, six furlones Plucky Byrd 112. Kaufman, 10.20. 4.80. 3.20; Imperial Anhut 111. Wallace.

4.80. 3.20 Curliqueue 110, Leblanc. 2 80. Time, 1.12 4-5. Tres Amigos, Black Arrow, Emdale.

Grey Pertros, Daddy and Burning Wood also ran. Third race, six furlongs AUmar 113, Young, 5.80. 3.40. 2.80; Pair Of Dice 108. Raymond, 4.00.

2.80; Nanga' Par-hat 117. Wallace. 4.00. Time. 1.12 4-5.

Wicked, Imperial Carol. Patsy Su- Frcme. Knock Glasy, Simmer and lome Folk also ran. Fourth race, six furlong Jobetty 113. Mojan.

7.00. 4 00. 3 00; Tantrum 102. Luce. 6 60, 4 00; Rov Greenock 116, Tilden, 3 60.

Time, 1.13 2-5. Veepen. French Horn, fLeave It, Red Burr, f-Lavac. Interrupt and Grand Escape also ran. Field.

Fifth race, mile and 70 yards Lady Tichner King. 14 00. 5 60. 4.00; Old Eweetv 112. Falero.

4.00. 3.00: Thumb 100. Liicc. 4.00. Time, 1.43.

fMarliant, Sarah Justice. Sudie Greenock, fLady Gayheart, fCherokee Red, fCarolster, Touch 111. xFive Four 104. xBala-pin 106. Fire Ball 109, xBrooke Herod 104, xWilliam V.

104, Alsang 111, Mal-ano Bright Chance 108. Clear, fast, AAC. 1 1 ui ui'iii'ini 103, Count Tetrarch 108, Oh Fudge 109. DETROIT ENTRIES First race, $700. claiming.

3 and up, one mile and 70 yards Radio Goli 117. Happv Dash 106. Viernes Santo 114, Suburbanite 112, Billy Van Nuys 114. Jacopobelle 106, Sleep Along 109. xPetes Niece 109, xCaptain Jeffers 109, xTop Staff 104.

Your Buddy 109, x- Intrip 101. Second race, $700, claiming. 3 and up, one mile and 70 yards Chanceful 109, Moorish 114. Alarming 109, Star Wind 108. Leading Bet 109, Four Bagger 111.

Hurngal 105, Westcan 111, Cantwell 109. Morris Griner 114, x-Mlgal Fay 106, Cold Deck 114. Third race. $600, claiming, 3 and up, six furlongs Flying Bob 105, Showabal 114. D.

D. Mccarty lis. Billmar 114. Glowset 109. Stand In 114.

Chiefs Boy 114. Hard Biscuit 107. Raymond 116, Knowing 114, Siva 114. Increditable 113. Fourth race.

$700, claiming, 3 and up. six furlongs xKenneth K. 103. x-Belle James 1C0. xBeth Bon 107, Vote Boy 115, xHazel F.

107, xSun Arbor 102, Burston Manor 115, Nigrette 104. Cantovino 112. Fifth race. $1,200. handicap, 2-year olds, six furUmgs Little Norn 106.

Elmada 106, Spalpeen 109. Alned 101. Bookie Mc 100, He Rolls 108, Algeomar 103. Mysterymarvel 112. Sixth race, $1,500.

Adios Handicap, 3-vear olds, one mile and 70 yards aSialn 110, bAl Au Feu 106. cEpidor 119. Gladeye 98. dBar Fly 107. bAl-halon 103, Show Up 112, Hoptown Lass 106.

cBlack Brummel 109, Military Girl 98. dScyfhian 115, aDetroit Bulls 112. aBomar Stable. bA. C.

Ernst entry. cA. Ferguson entry. dParkwood Stable entry. Seventh race.

$800. claiming, 3 and up, one mile and a sixteenth Had- nogal 110. Ozark 112, Mad Sweep 112, Shinplaster 110, xDixie Girl 105, Od-desas Pride 115, xRejetecable 103. Eighth race, $800. claiming, 3 and up, two miles and 70 vards 117, Bob Lee 112, Stingo 114.

Imperial Queen 106, Fandan 117. Phantom Fox 109, Dr. Holmes 109. Clear, fast. LAUREL ENTRIES First race.

$1,000. claiming. 4. and up. mile and a sixteenth Play Gold 113.

xWarlaine 108, aNilon 110, Brown Twig 115. aRoyal Teddy 113, The Queen 110, Our Dream 115, xGood Wine 103, Agnes Knight 108, Flag Post 113. a Archer and G. Greer entry. Second race, $1,100.

2-year-olds, six furlongs Light of Morn 107, Kothra 104. Coercion 110. Daring Lady 107, Long Lane 107. Ruination 104. Third race, $1,200, claiming, 3-year-olds, mile and seventy yards xBrt.mt View 103, Gold Teddy 115.

xDr Bones 100, Jessie Gladys 110, Port Wales 113, xCantcr up 99, Domkin 113, xColorado Ore 105. Fourth race. $1,500, 3 and up. six furlongs aWood Chopper 108, aGreat Union 109, Clyde Tolson 107. Abrasion 107.

Challamore 109, bUp The Creek 110, bNo Competition 106, Court jJance 104. ued wracK 103. a H. Bcdwell and Mr. E.

Lewis entry; Milky Way Farm entry. Fifth race. $5,000. handicap, 2-year olds, six furlongs Misty Isle 119, allard Jester 112. bMagic Stream 119.

Little Beans 122, aSister Union 109 Thrift Shop 112, Mistv Meadow 112 Light of Morn 109, bCis Marion 112. Curious Coin 115. Level Best 116, aNasca 116, Detroit II 108, Madigama 112. Happy Pilot 115. a Mrs.

E. G. Lewis and B. Long entry; E. K.

Bryson entry. Sixth race, $1,500, claiming, 3 and up, mile and a sixteenth Microphobia 114, General Mowlee 111. Tonev Steel 111. Son Altesse 111, Hypocrite 111, Old Joe 107. Seventh race, $1,000.

claiming. 4 and up, mile and a half Brustigert 109, xNancy Mae 108, xCorum 111, xSure 1 rtji iWi'iinwl 1 1 1 0 LONG BRANCH. 1 Worthing, Leo Don Mariner. 2 McMark, Daggers Drawn, Sweep den. 3 King Kong, Uncle Mike, Irish.

En- vov. 4 Bunny Rabbit, Wise Maiden. Donna Juda. 5 Undisturbed. Passa Grille, Cosgrave entry.

6 Brodea, Silvos. Hood. 7 Yenoc. Kings Crest. Isleworth, 8 Teddy Haslam, Devastator, Stand out.

9 (Subl Four Clubs, Pitchblende, Fair Eugenia. Best Undisturbed. NARRAGANSETT. lGavova, Wise Shine. Cleaning Tim.

2 Cautivo. High Martin Perlette. 3 Sun Antioch, Advancer, 4 Bull Brar, Dawn Portage. Chance Yen. 5 Barre Granite, Valdina Jack.

Bur goo Trail. 8 Viscounty. Dolly Val. Gilded Knight. 7 Old Maid, Little Banner.

N.p- ponese. 8 Kurdistan. Conrad Mann. Papa Jade. Best Barre Granite.

BELMONT PARK. 1 Button Button. Notley. L'Odeon. 2 Yawl.

Etruscan, Normandy entry. 3 Aethelwold, Third Covev, Inscoelda. 4 Rapid Way. Dicty Step. Winter Monev.

5 Wheatley-Phipps entry. Circle K. entry. Bushwacker. 6 Mv Porter, Birch Rod, Sunrmca 7Belair entry.

Your Chance. Shot Put. 8 Keyman. Pharo Warrior, Stalrt. Best Rapid Way.

HAWTHORNE. 1 Bold Lover. Vinum, Vek. 2 Gailant Stroke, Journalist, Side track. 3 Joan Hi Carl.

Chocolate Maid. 4 Getaway Jark, Maninthemoon, Autograph. 3 Bob's Boys, Commendador 33, BuT Morn. 6 Waters entry, Keliey-McGrata entry, Potranco. 7 Janepola, Maurice Office Hour.

8 Rebuttal. Brill. Super John. Best Getaway Jack. DETROIT.

1 Radio Gold, Topstaff, Pete's Niece. 2 Westcan, Cantwell, ChancefuL 3 Glowset, Siva Flying Bob. 4 Vote Boy. Beth Bob. Cantovino.

5 He Rolls, Alned. Mvstery Marvel. 6 Epididor, Detroit Bull. Parkwood entry. 7 Ozark.

Odd-a' Pride, HadnogaL 8 Snobeedo, Stingo, Fandan. Best Radio Gold. LAUREL. 1 Brown Twig, Warlalne, Flagpo. 2 Coercion, Ruination.

Light of Morn. 3 Canterup. Gold Teddy, Colorado Ore. 4 Bedweu-Lewis entry, Mi.icy way entrv, Clyde Tolson. 5 Level Best.

Misty Isle. Little Bear.s. 6 General Mowiee, Hypocrite. Micro- phobia. 7 Alsang.

File Ball, Sure Touch, Beat Coercion. Most probable winner Barre Granite Collyer's system horse Keyman. Best parlay Barre Granite. Rapid Way, Coercion, a place. Daily double Gayova, Cautivo.

at Narragansett. (Copyright, 1940. CoUyer'a News Bureau.) Queen Eecho, Milady Cohort and Nan-stein also ran. Field. Sixth race, mile and 70 yard3 Irr- ferial Jones 107, Alberts.

8 00. 4 00, Bert W. 110, Wallace. 4 00. 30O; Carrie 97.

Hanauer, .4 40. Time, 1 44. Hayam. Coast To Coast. Sam Echelon and Maebob also ran.

Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth Satin Rolls 99; Luce. 10.30. 5 60. 3 20; Jo Beulah 101. Milhgan.

15 60. 6 40 Jinx Buster 111. Mojena 3 40. Tjrr.e, 1.47. Jolly Time, Grey West ner, Cr-laae, Marcia Louise, and Florid iio ran.

Eighth race, mile and a Sting Ray 111, 14 40. 6 40, 4 00; Prince Dean 111, McCadden. 7.40. 4.20; Rushing By 111. Young.

2 40. Tirr.e. 147 1-5. Laconic. Chance Star, Telepathy, Draw Out and Tomoca also ran.

DAILY DOUBLES PAID At Narragantett $169,40. At Laurel $79 000. At Detroit $31.40. At Hawthorne 430.40. Minor Ice Group Meet3 Organizing meeting of the various district conveners of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Asociat.07i'3 minor group will be held at the Queen's Hotel on Tuesday night next at 7.30.

President Norman Dawe and Secretary Norm McKay will welcome representatives of districts not now affiliated with the A.H.A BROCK HATS by STETSON $5 Smart Women Wear Stetson Hats, Too! OVER DOLLY'S LOVE Pete Bostwick's Color-bearer Carries Top Weight of 160 Pounds to Victory 0NEECHEE RUNS THIRD 13,692 Watch as Cottesmore Takes 19 Jumps and Covers Nearly Three Miles in 5.51 2-5 New York. October 4. JP) In as thrilling a finish as ever occurred in the 40 runnings of the race, G. H. (Pete) Bostwick's Cottesmore, carrying top weight of the 10 starters under 160 pounds, today nosed out B.

B. Schley's Dolly's Love Lo earn the $14,850 and trophy that went with the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap, biggest event of the season through the field, at Belmont. Thomas Hitchcock's Oneechee was third, three lengths behind. A crowd of 13,692 saw the gruelling fixture of about three miles. Cottesmore, victorious in four of his half dozen 1940 outings, was a $6.30 favorite and completed his trip in 5.51 2-5.

He took 19 jumps. Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's Kelsboro Jack, one of the few American-owned winners of England's Grand National Steeplechase he turned the trick seven years ago and is now 14-years-old led the field to the post BELMONT RESULTS First race, six furlongs Post Luck 108, Stout, 16.20, 10.50, 4.70; Pom-peius 116, Mastriani, 27.80. 9.50; Two Ply 112, Meade, 3.70.

Time. 1.12 4-5. Hybridize. Short Measure. Tonypandy, Belle High, Red Meadow, Count Eleven and Time Passes also ran.

Second race, six furlongs Miss Daunt 108, Barba, 16.20. 8.30, 7.60; Hoot Owl 111, Anderson, 6 60, 5.10; Ocean Bound 111. Bassett. 7.30. Time.

1.12 Ponty, Camp 'Sortie. HiEhland Queen, Powdered Heels, Our Florence, Scatter Drops and Macks Dream also ran. Third race, one mile Shaun G. Ill, Canning. 13.60.

6.60. 4.80; Kahyrite 116, Richards. 9.80, 4 40; Equioval 115, Woolf, 4.00. Time, 1.39 4-5. Going Along, Rumson, Foxworth.

Port Alibi, Spanish Dell, Cove Spring and Mi.k Bar also ran. Fourth race, six furlongs aUnquote 108. Meade. 2 90. 2.20, 2 10; Bird Woman 103.

Smith. 4.2", 2.90; Bellepoise 108. Longden, 3 20. Time. 1.11 2-5.

n-Logical. Key Ring and Miss Beans also ran. aWoolford Farm entry. Fifth race, one mile and an eighth Anthology 113. Loncden, 4 30, 3 10, z.

70; Kasidah inz. wan, 4 fio, 3.20. Grasshtpper II. 105, Barba, 3.30. Time 1.51 1-5.

Satin Cap. Count d'Or also ran. Sixth race, Grand Steeple chase Handicap, about three miles Cottesmore 160. Slate. 6.30, 4 10, 3.60; Dollys Love 145, Roby, 6.80, 4.70: Oneeche 138, W.

King, 5.40. Time. 551 2-5. Big Rebel. aGay Charles, Farraeutt.

Bachelor Phillip. Mad Po licy, Straw Boss and aRed Rain also ran. aG. Whitney entry. seventh race, one mile and a six teenth Bripht Gray 117, Arcaro, 6.10 400.

2.50: Essiavtee 114. Stout. 5.30 3 20; Bayport 114, Roberts, 2.70. Time. z-a.

Maestro Miss B. and Lumiere also ran. Eighth race, mile and a sixteenth Pit Terrier. 114. Meade.

$7 80. $3.00. $3 50; Hand and Glove, 105. Barba. s-rifu; wingspread.

in, vvestropc, $3.00. Time. 1 :45. Impressionist, Trysak. Radio.

Handiboy, Merry Morn and His trionic also ran. NARRAGANSETT RESULTS First race Polndexter 118. Corbctt, 4.70, 4 30, 3.70; Silver Tower 108, Gross 16.10, 8.40; Alley 108. Vercher. 4.20.

Time, 1.14. Also ran; Bolinvar, Thor- jno. valdina bouaw. Worldly. Second race Dynamic 112, Corbet! 24.30, 7.20, 4.20; Aristocracy 109, Mc- Roberts, 3.40.

2.70: Two Two 112, Taylor. 3.30. Time 1.15. Also ran: Cot ton Maid. Night Rider.

Boycott, Un rfcvcUed. Wise Glance, Nubian Boy. Third race Hunting Home 111. May 13.60. 6.40, 4.30; Bright Beam 116 Moore.

4.00, 3.20; Bucks Image 116 Maschek, 3.30. Time. 1.14. Also ran Brown Marvel. Spanish Maid.

Henryels ficK, jacK t-ioua, iextess. persuasive, Town Car. Grimes Golden. Fourth race Trip Thru 112, Corbett, 13.30, e.HO, 4.21; Patapsco 113. DelDino 11.90.

6.50; Sir Quest 111. FarreU. 3.30 Time, 1.14. Also ran: Grisette, Hazel j-e, urcnia, lime Wrus- KOIO. Fifth race Eselkay 106.

Taylor, 51.79 19.70, 11.50; Valdina Dream 101, Pariso 5.90. 4.40; Belletown 105, Oliver. 4.60 Time 1.49. Also ran: Mint Liberty. Soberano.

Red Metal, Esta, Ethel Pair, rirsi course, unending, Easy Task fteign view. Sixth race Bookplate 116. Taylor 13.40, 5.90. 360; Night Editor 106 Moore. 3.50.

2.80: U. Boat 108. Pariso 3.40. Time 1.12 4-5. Also ran: bDonna Leona, Dsassy Lady, Sir Marlboro, Coupled.

Seventh race Sickle Bill 116. Cor bett, 11.40, 5.80. 3.60; Wee Bag 108 Meynell, 5.30. 3.70; Brave 110 layior, Time. 1.47 4-5.

Also ran Eva BriPht. Snv Rnval Smdin Jack, Ronfalon, Ovahdo, Glassy r-, otJIIlrtll. Eighth race Whisk Briar 113 Whnl ley. 6.80. 5.10, 4.00; Alca 107, Corbett 22 40, 11.70; Pompier 110.

Atkinson 4.10. 'lime 1.50 1-5. Also ran: Florian Air Chute. Pomplit, Maefleet. Irish Lark, The Loom, Mahlette, Bally Strat- HAWTHORNE RESULTS First race My Town, 110, Thomp- ji'm, j.uu, z.nti; typsy Monarch 110.

Eads, 4.60, 3.80; Bright Play, 100 Vail, 12.60. Tim 1.13 3-5. Also ran My Dance. Portspin. Kay Greenock Boat La Donna.

Ebonv Slae. Hifn piay, uud Push Button. Prahs. Second race Illinois Tom. 114 Mar tinez, 13.60.

6.20, 5.40; Schnozzle, 114 Adams, 4.80. 4.20: Grav Flash. 107 Oros, 8.60. Time 1.14. Also ran: Dim.

miss. Ito. Buddie Mac. Paulson. North west, Broadle, Xenorate, Jay D.

Seen xiicn inorne. Fourth race Miss Apprehend. Ill Loturco, 7.20. 4.60. 4.00; Star Boss 111, urooks.

10.20. 6.00; Delay Not, 106 Haskell, 4 60. Time 1.19. Also ran Toneys Girl, Aglow. Shenuit, Some rony.

aeima May. wing Myth, Gold en Due. Blaze Around. High Josie. fourth race Our Teddy, 107.

Gar ner. 6 40. 3.20. 2.40; Catechism, 100 Hightshoe, 3 60, 3.00; Glasbv, 102, lhompson, 3.40. Time 2.35 4-5.

Also ran: auteieaux. Birthday Cake, Or Dcmu, uomDastic, Boston Sound. fifth, race Trim Stepper. 112 Adams. Y.BU, 3.Z0.

3.00; High Top 113 Eads, 2 80, 2.60; Melva Jane 111. Kecs ifi.40. Time 1.18 2-5. Also ran: Joii Viragin. Getabout.

Tonevs Tombov Green Whisk. Falsweep, Miss Niagara t-oiiingnam. irey uoll. Sixth race Scandalous. 103.

Thomp son. bzo. 340. 240; Chance Ray, 103 Haskell. 4.60.

2 80; Lazarus, 110. Eads 2 40. Time 1.46 3-5. Also ran: Tin Devil winning Mark. seventh race, mile and a half Black Gilt.

107. Vail, $11.60. $6.60. $3 40; Don Me Finesse. 102.

Inress an Our Laddies, 102, Eads. $2 40. Time, 2.3o'. uakea liibescot. Poetic, Taximan, Mon ioso james aiso ran.

Eighth race, mile and a sixteenth Mayro. 107, Eads, $10.60, $4 60, $4.00 Born Happy. 105. Adams, S3.80, $2.80 Kosse, 106, Thompson. $3 80.

Time 1 47 3-5. Extended. Southland Gem Mimical, Car'kore, Up and Up also ran. Coast Bombers Impress in Eliminating Seniors Before Crowd of 1 ,000 NOW MEET ATHLETICS Piaydown Against St. Catharines Opens in Toronto Monday Morphitt, Bradford Star By HAROLD ATKINS.

The vaunted power of Vancouver Burrards broke loose at the Forum last night, and the result was devastating to Cornwall Seniors, who were buried under a 22-6 ecore and eliminated from the Maim Cup playdowns in two gamei. Winners of the first game by 17-8, the Coast champions swept to another easy victory, and now go cn to the Dominion final agair.it St Catharines, in a best three-out-ef-five series. which cpens in Toronto Monday night. Playing before "a small crowd of little over 1.000, the Burrards were more impressive last night than in taeir firt appearance against the Seniors. Their crisp passing attack Lterally ran Cornwall into the ground, while their defence again proved more than the easterners could cope with.

Covering their positions like demons, Burrards made the night practically a holiday lor Goaier "Walt Lee. In the first period, Lee had only four fhots from Cornwall, ar.d all of these got by him. In the second and third sessions he had but four hots to handle and in the closing frame was bothered or.lv five times. While this was going on, the Western champions bombarded Cornwall's goal practically at will and during the evening fired 43 shots at Coaler Ed Lauzon and his rehef, Jules Desrosiers. who took over in the closing period.

Cornwall gt off to a good start when Henry Payette tallied shortly after the one-minute mark and. although soon falling behind when Vancouver tallied three quick goals, the Seniors managed to stay close as the three shots they fired at Lee were good for goals. The Bombers held a 6-4 edge going into the second frame and when the Seniors tallied twice to square the issue, it looked as if the customers were in for a real show. Tnat spurt, however, ended Cornwall's scoring for the night and from there to the end of the show, the Cornwall goalers were almost sun-burned from the red light which flashed up 16 straight markers for the visiting Bombers. Towards the end of the game, things were enlivened somewhat when Seniors carried their sticks hsgh and bodied the Burrards hard.

Pat Theal sufferea a bad gash over his right eye. which required five stitches, when he tried to crasn the Cornwall defence. A penalty shot was awarded and Bo Bradford made it good. Policeman Bill Morphitt. who raced the Burrard attack In the first game, again was on top of the scoring heap with Br Bradford.

Each had four goals. Don Mathe-s-tn picked up three goals for his right's work, while brothers Roy and Johnny Cavallin and Theal all shot horn" two markers. Henry Payette a sain stood out as Cornwall's, best player, picking up two g-als and an while little Jock Dalbec came through with a goal and an assist. Coach Les Dickinson was highly pleased with the performance of his team. The tall mentor said that he thinks his team can take St Catharines.

"We saw the Athletics play when they were in the Dominion finals against Westminster Adanacs last year, and they haven't charged much since then." Cornwall felt disappointed over their drubbing, but to a man they greed they were whipped by a better club. Playing-coach Jock Dalbec said tough, but we wish the Burrards luck against the Athletics." Manager Eddie Irvine, of the Coast club, remarked on how well the club has been treated during its stay here. The team will be the guests of the Montreal Football Club today in the opening of the Four schedule against at Molson Stadium, and will lave tomorrow morning for Toronto. The teams. Vancouver lee r.rk;r.on "McDonald Berrv.

Cavallin, Morphitt. Ds'e Vancouver Cornwall foal. Lauzon Nicholson defence Stewart Dalbec centre. Pavette Desrosiers attack J. Dalbec subs: Bradford.

Grav, Matheson. Jenkinson, R. Cavallin, irteas, uerry. Cornwall subs: Anderson. L.

Payette, Contant, Dupras, Gosselin, C. Deebar.k, J. Desrosiers (spare Scaisei. Officials: Norm Langevin and Ken MuUins, Montreal. Firt Perinrf 1 H.

Payette Desrosiers) 2 Vancouver. Dickinson) 3 Vancouver. (Theaf) Va-couver 1.38 2 IS 3 52 fMathessn) 350 a Cornwall Contant (Dupras) 6 Vancouver (McDonald) Dalbec 720 757 I Payette) 9 33 5 Vancouver. Cavallin 10.03 Vancouver. J.

cavallin 10.50 t-ornwaii a. Fayette DalDec) 11 04 Penalties: R. Dalbec. McDonald. NEW SHOW MONDAY LONG BRANCH ENTRIES First race.

$700, claiming, 3 and up, six furlongs Margie Lou 113. Seebe 108. Pagan Lake 105. Don Mariner 104. Foresee 103, Sweeping Flame lie, Petes Lady 108.

Leo D. 115, Ko lOd Lorraine S. 113, Momiii 108, Worthing 115 Also eligible: Galthea 108. Jealous Swain 111. Rutland 116.

Lady Awake 113. Stimulitha 108. Marbuer 108. Second race. $700.

claiming, 3 and up, six furlongs Sweepden 112. Grand Dame 114. aSpeak lid, Cattari 111, xCharley Bailev 106. Loteer 112. Greek Goddess 97.

Balaxv 109. Ucha 108, xTrey 108. McMark 115. Daggers Drawn 120. Also eligible: aLittle Hetty 110 aH Dirks and F.

H. Schelke entry. Third race. $700. claiming, 4 and up, hurdles, mile and five furlongs Dr.

Jillson 143, aNotrouhle 135. Voliris 130, King Kong 143, a- Rural Shower 132, Uncle Mike 143, Tetra'gyn 132, Irish Envoy 140. First Crop 137. Queen's Color 133. aJ.

G. Fair entry. Fourth race, $800. claiming. 3 and up.

five and half furlones Budron 110. xWise Maiden 102, aSallv Portia 100. Katie Bud 106. aHeel tin Bold Fay 1C9. xDonna Julia 114.

Bunny Rabbit 112. aJ. E. F. Seagram entry.

Fifth race. 300. allowances olds, six furlongs xGradatim 105, Getwise 112, aPassa Grille 112. b-xAt-trisius 102. bFire Dale 102, Hi Duke lis, undisturbed 115.

Warriean H.v Jacscarf 117. xFair Set 99. Golden Craig 105 Haytip 107. Also eligible: csunny Plume 10U, a-xLady Wales 9 ij. iu.

Mcnane entrv: bRiverda table entry; cCosgrave Stable entrv. cTixTri race, s.ooo. Canadian cham pionship for ages, scale weight, mile and sixteenth Cerisse HI. 123, rioaea ii. wise Will 126, Silvos 113 Brass Bottle 123, Donedna 118, Trlmlv 120.

Petrrhot i2fi. Royal Tread 125 Front Attack 113. Hood 113. seventh race. $700.

claiming, 3 and P. mile and sixteenth vHoltnn 11? Ebony Stick 108. Cabin Gal 109, Yenoc no. wimniecion Ufi. Solid 113, Sky Runter 112.

Kings Crest 112. Isleworth 117, Pete Wendlmg 113, Brass Bottle 114. Eighth race, $700. claiming. 3 and P.

mile and eighth xSkv Warrinr 107 Calson 112. Teddv Hasfam 118 rt- astator 112. Bold Pirate UR F.im,-o Broom 103, Dark Revue 109, Negogol- v.3, oioomer urn nz, tiranu View 12, Standout 118. xRnamin? 109 Also eligible: Lingster 104. Mr.

Ma- ginnis ii, -lea Jester 107. Star Beam 104. Gold Plate 113. Dearzin n.i Substitute race, $700, claimms. 3 anrl up, mile and eighth Greek Fire 112 fortune Bay 109, Masked Bud 112 xLieht Birch 99, Baton D'Amour 107.

Pitchblende 107. xFair Eueenia 1ns OUr ClUbs 110. RohPrta Macaur lfli Bummer Bill 107. Easiest Wav 11a Rustic Maiden 107. Alsn el fair 106, Mint Box 109.

Ivorv Tip 112 xBlack Ash 102. Bird Haven 106! Bucharest 107, A.A.C. Clear, fast. NARRAGANSETT ENTRIES First race, $1,000. claiming.

3 and up, furlongs, chute Scudripr 113 13, Hittte 110. xDarkmplus 107 Pm'i Call 109, xGayova 104, xHot Metal 108 xlsolene 105. xSeptime 108. Wise Shine 113, xCopin 107, xCleaning Time 105. Mess 106.

Diana Do 110, Wise Decision Second race. $1,000. claiming .1 anrl P. 6 furlones chute Fmtanh 11.1 Sr.131- Toni 109. xl.aurana I.vnn mi vTh.

Jurist 108. xMerry Onig 101, Squawk-er 110, xSunabell 108, xJames City 108, aviuwvo in, nippier 113, Erect 106, Perlette 113. Hieh Martin 11fi hosan 113. Third race. $1,000.

cla up, 6 furlongs, chute xJackinthe Box 108, Nipantuck 113, xWhispering 108, Sun Antioch 116. Mansco 116, xLibra 108. xSound Wave 108, Rosarian 113, xCount ma. Advancer 113, Some Good 110, Cotton 111, xFoggy Day 105, xPeon 111. Fourth race, $1,300.

allowances. 2 year olds. 6 furlones. c-hute aRir.h Cargo 113, Dawn Portage 113. Chance xen ut), Dawn 105, Light sweeper 116, Bull Brier 116, Misty Quest 105, General Jack 113, aPrima Donna 110.

a W. W. Adams entrv. Fifth race. $1,300.

allownr .1 v.r olds. 6 furlongs. chuteBn Pretv.r 08, xTindcr Gal 103. xValdma 111 Burgoo Trail 116. One On One lla' xMaster Key 111, xDeimos 108, Barre Granite 116.

Sixth race. $7,500. Governor HanHI. cap, 3 and up, 1'-, miles Yale Nine -m. nun uoriger 104.

Gilded Knight 108. Viscounty 120, Counterpoise 102, Burning Stick 102. Dollv Val 114. Nap-per Tandy 113. Harp Weaver 102 Seventh race.

$1,600. claiming irn. durance Test, 3 and un. 2i miles xGigi 98. Enimrac 108.

Nipponese 118 xLittle Banner 108, Scout On 105, Dark Zeni 103. xOld Maid 100; xCountry Cousin 100. Eighth race. $1,000. clairtiinir up, 1 1-16 miles xPapa Jack 113.

Ana. huac 116, xStar Marvel 108, Sun High 113. xMiss Dolly Kav 105 10o. Damica 107, Blue Fang 116, Goyen-court 113, xEaster Holiday 108, xKurd-istan 102, Dinah Desmond 107, xWah-coo 108. Blind Brook 117.

Slumn 113 xConrad Mann 113, xSpiteful 107. ji.u uiear. last. BELMONT ENTRIES First race, steeplechase. SI.

500. and Pj two miles Susquehanock 142. Odeon 145. xxButtnn Hiittnn mo Horner Wood 145. Chuckatuck 142! xxNotley 142.

xx lbs. claimed for rider. Second race. $1,200. clai olds, six furlongs Wee Ze Piesey 111, Yelap .118.

Marion Collins 108. aSun- nrignt zna ill. aZaltowna 108. Yawl 118, xRight As Rain 106, Etruscan 111, -iiuimdiiay aiaoie enirv. Third race, $1,500.

3 and un. mile and a sixteenth Aethelwold 122, Voli- lant 11a, unird covey 116, Inscoelda 114. Fourth race, $1,200. claiming. 3 and UD, six furlones aRonnie Ran 117 Singing Steel 107, Dicty Step 116.

Bee Bright 108, xWmter Money 111. Chronology 111. aWise Ally 111 Rapid Way un. soigne 1UB. a i.

Bicber entrv. Fifth race, Champagne Stakes. 000, 2 year olds, mile Twinkippy 10R, atsoia insnman uj. Duattie colors 110, Porters Cap 122. Cavalier 110, cMoia 107.

dllarvard Square 113. cSwain 122, Bushwhacker 122. Monday Lunch 110, bWar Bugle 110, Gun Bearer 110, dPadd.V Malone 110. aKing Cole 116. aWheat Icy Stable-Ogden Phipps entry, Circle M.

Ranch entry, Cleveland Putnam entry. Arnold Hanger entry. sixth race, handicap. Sl.sno, 3 and up. seven furlones White Mask 113.

Sun Mica 103. Mv Porter 119. Marv Schultz 102, aShipmate 106, Birch Rod 122, aCacodemon 108. a A. C.

Bost-wick entry. Seventh race, New York Handicap, $50,000. 3 and up, two miles and a quarter aSalaminia 102, High Fidelity 95, blron Shot 100. Romanov 100. b.Mos- cow 2nd 104.

cDusky Fox 104. Olympus 100. Landlubber 98. Your Chance 112, Sickle T. 107, Burning Star 109.

Mount Vcinon 2nd 104. Fairy Chant 109, xEquitable 92, cFenelon 116, Boling-broke 98. Shot put 105 a H. P. Headley entry; J.

E. Widener entry; Bolair Stud entrv. Eighth race, $1,200, claiming, 3 and up, mile and an eighth Even Up 111 Stable 112. xStairs 112. Key Man 115.

Dav Is Done 112. xConnie Plaut 109. xJiist Tourist 97, Cross Question 118. Fire Marshal 117, Pharo Warrior 114. A.A.C.

Clear, fast. HAWTHORNE ENTRIES First race claiming, 3 and up, furlongs xTechv 104. Buddie Treacy 112. xJBold Lover 107. xEternal Wave 110.

Conrad F. 112. xOur Haven 107 Bet Quality 104. xWinum 102. xMuhty Fine 99.

xbnyour way 104. Time Flieht 112. Swing Queen 107, xVeeks 104. De-courcy 112. Second race, claiming.

3 and tip, 6'i furlongs Little Rhody 116, xSidetrack 106, Mickajack 108. Y'etive 110, xTorca 105, xSyls Betty 100. xGray Ethel 105, xogailah 103, xGailant stroke ill xMarbold 108, Journalist 113, Paddy 116. Third race, claiming, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs Impenetrable 111. Vain Grove 111 Boy 109, Brother Jim 109.

xJoan T. 108. xHi Carl 109, AHack 113, Chocolate Maid 113. Art of War 111. Fourth, race, claiming, and up, 1 1 A determined effort to aid in sponsoring hockey among the active service units throughout the province will be undertaken by the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association, President Norman Dawe announced last night.

While the Q.A.H.A. has not any set plans to move into this new sphere of endeavor it has appointed a committee to meet with military authorities and secure ideas on how hockey could best be promoted for men of the air, naval and land forces. Dr. A. W.

Mitchell is chairman of the committee which includes Albert W. Reid of Sherbrooke, and Ray Plamondon of Quebec. "The committee will meet shortly with those in charge of the recreational groups of the service forces and obtain an idea how the A.H.A. can best offer support for the promotion of hockey among them." President Dawe said. "While the association has not set aside any money for such an effort it hopes to be able to lend financial aid to the proposition.

"The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association may be approached in ARMSTRONG LOSES HIS TITLE TO ZIVIC (Continued from Page 16.) on the defensive. Fritzie's right uppercuts in the early rounds appeared to have half closed Henry's left eye. Armstrong landed a smashing left and right to the head. A looping right caught Fritzie on the jaw and another banged into his kidneys. Zivic sent his left to the face and a right uppercut to the jaw.

Armstrong smashed left and right to the jaw again at the bell. Armstrong's round. ROUND FIVE: Armstrong threw both hands to the mid-section for half a minute. Zivic flicked twice with his right uppercut in close. Armstrong's right caught Fritzie on the jaw, then Henry's left, right and two lefts caught Fritzie in the face.

A right hand bounced off Fritzie's ear and Zivic sent in three short straight lefts at the bell. Armstrong's round. ROUND SIX: Armstrong connected with a hard right cross, then followed with two lefts and a pair of rights. Eivic bounced three hard rights into the tummy and took two rights on his ear. Fritzie's left jab sneaked in three times.

Zivic threw two hard lefts and a right to the body and a left to the eye. Zivic connected with a solid left hook to the head but Armstrong came back with left and right to the jaw. Armstrong landed a smashing right cross at the bell. Zivic's round. ROUND SEVEN: Fritzie stood off and flicked with his left jab and they exchanged hard rights.

In close, Zivic started to work with his right uppercut again then he landed a solid right to the ear. Armstrong came back with two hard rights high on the head and a right that bounced off the jaw. Fritzie connected with a solid right uppercut. A left and right to the chin hurt Zivic. Zivic shot in two hard rights.

Zivic's round. ROUND EIGHT: Zivic pulled Armstrong in and shot his right under the heart. Zivic connected with left, right and right again in close and Armstrong pushed his left into the face three times. Zivic's right uppercut went into the mid section. Armstrong drove half-a-dozen punches with both hands to the head and Zivic was hurt.

Zivic's mouth-piece dropped out as Armstrong nummelled him with both hands. Zivic drilled left and right to the body and took left and right to the chin in return. Armstrong leaped in with a smashing right at the bell. Armstrong's round. ROUND NINE: Henry tossed both hands to the body then threw a solid right to the jaw.

Zivic flicked Armstrong's chin twice with his right uppercut. Henry ripped both hands to the body again, then connected with two smashing right crosses. Fritzie dropped his right in under the heart. Zivic swung his left to the mid section and threw a short left and right to the face. Armstrong landed a left and right on the jaw.

Zivic's round. ROUND TEN: Armstrong's left eye was all but closed tight as he came out Zivic landed there times with a straight left and then drilled a smashing right to the chin. Armstrong came back with left, right and left to the face. In close, Zivic caught Armstrong with two short right uppercuts on his bad left eye. Another left cut Henry alongside tne eye hut Armstrong came back with half a dozen right hands and Zivic threw three hard lefts to the eye at the bell.

Zivic's round. ROUND ELEVEN: Armstrone'y left eye was shut tight now. A smashing right bounced off Henry's jaw. Two lefts and a right caught Henry right on the chin. Zivic backed off and threw both hands to the body.

Armstrong's mouthpiece fell out as Zivic banged him with both hands. Armstrong shot Matheson. Nicholson, H. Payette Stops: By Lee. Lauzon, 12.

Second Period. 11 Cornwall Andejjson (D. Desrosiers) 12 Deebank 1.44 (Contant. L. Payette) 5.02 13 Vancouver.

Cavallan (Morphitt) 14 Vancouver. 15 Vancouver. 16 Vancouver. 17 Vancouver. (Jenksnson) Penalties: Gray, Stewart.

Stops: By Lee, Lauzon, 12. Third Period. 18 Vancouver. 5 10 629 9.12 14.04 14.16 (J. Cavaihn) 4.10 IB Vancouver.

(Matheson) 4 19 20 Vancouver. Cavallin 7.22 21 Vancouver. (J. Cavallin) 14 26 renames: Nicholson, Dickinson. Jen kmson, Deebank (2).

Stops: By Lee. Lauzon, 13. Fourth Period. 22 Vancouver. Bradford (K.

Cavallin) 342 23 Vancouver. 5.05 24 Vancouver McDonald (J. Cavallin) 8.12 25 Vancouver. (Matheson) 11.47 Vancouver. (Matheson) 12.21 27 Vancouver.

(penalty shot) 12.45 zs Vancouver. (R. Cavallin) 14.32 renames: uale, Theal, Matheson Nicholson (5 minutes). Bradford Stops; By Lee. Dfisr osiers.

10. Indications are that minor groups of the A.H.A. will show a larger membership than ever before during the season. In attempts to assist in the organization of juvenile, midget and bantam leagues in Three Rivers and Quebec districts. President Dawe and Secretary-treasurer Alphonse Therien will visit these districts next weekend to aid in the organizing work.

First meeting of the Montreal district minor group will be held at the Queen's Hotel on Tuesday night next. Selection of a new chairman to replace Norman Dawe is one of the items of business. Dawe held the position of chairman for three years, but his election to the presidency of the Q.A. H.A. forces the nomination of a new chief executive.

Verdun hockey board will meet this afternoon at the Southwestern Y.M.C.A. to plan for the season. D. S. Cooper, chairman, has called the meeting for 2.30 o'clock.

Les Ramsay Is Signed By Senior Canadiens Les Ramsay, a product of local hockey ranks who played with Washington of the Eastern United States Amateur League last season, has signed with Canadiens of the Quebgc Senior Hockey League. Ramsay signed the Q.A.H.A. regis tration card, which was filed with Secretary-treasurer Alphonse Ther ien yesterday. M.I.H.L. PLANS OPENING Four Games Arranged for First Week of Schedule Tentative opening games of the Montreal Intermediate Hockey League were announced last night by Secretary "Buster" Horwood as the schedule was completed and made ready for presentation at a meeting Monday night at the Queen's Hotel.

Four camcs are listed for the opening week. November 5 La- chine is billed to play at Valley field with Villeray visiting Lachine on November 7. Two games are arranged for November 8 at Verdun Auditorium. Joliette meeting Don Juan and St. Jerome engag ing Jown of Mount Royal.

The loop will consider at Mon day's meeting the question of changing its name to Montreal and District League. Edgar Laprade Recovering Port Arthur, October 4. KB Edgar Laprade, youthful centre player who led Port Arthur Bearcats to the Canadian Amateur Hockey championship in 1939, is recovering in hospital here following an operation for removal of his appendix. Laprade was stricken Tuesday and it is expected he will not be able to don skates for at least a month. Bearcats opened their fall training on Wednesday.

Q.A.H.A. Investigates 2 Transfer Requests Transfer of Jack Forsey and Louis Philip Piche, of the Sherbrooke Bed Raiders, to Baltimore Orioles of the Eastern United States Hockey League, must have the sanction from the Q.A.H.A.. President Dawe announced last night. The U.S. league club is seeking the players, who performed in the Frovincial Senior Hockey League last season, but before any decision on the transfers will be made the Q.A.H.A.

vill investigate the cases and ascertain from the players their reason for going to the U.S. The request lor the transfers came through the C.A.H.A. and from the United States Amateur Hockey Association. two hard rights to the ear and Zivic ut his right uppercut to the jaw. livic landed three hard right up percuts.

Henry backed Zivic into a neutral corner and was punching away at the bell. Zivic's round. ROTJN'n TWELVE: The wav he was fighting it appeared Arm strong could barely see through his swollen eyes. Zivic landed two booming rights under the heart and a left to the mid-section. Armstrong connected with two lefts to the face.

In close, Armstrong drove his left to the face three times then landed a good right to the ear. Zivic bounced his right uppercut off the face three times. Although Zivic was dishing out most of the punishment now Armstrong kept boring in. Zivic landed two lefts and right to the body at the bell. Zivic's round.

ROUND THIRTEEN: Zivic again threw that booming right under the heart. Henry landed two lefts to the law and Zivic flicked two rights and a left. Zivic banged two rights to the body and connected with a smashing right to the jaw. Armstrong threw a left to the body. Zivic backed away across the rin pecking away with his straight left.

Armstrong threw a left to the body and took one to the same spot for his pains. Armstrong banged in again with his left. Armstrong's round. ROUND FOURTEEN: Armstrong landed two rights to the chin but took a left to the mouth in return. Zivic banged a hard right under the heart and another right to the ribs.

Armstrong jumped in with a short left to the nose. Zivic connected with two short uppercuts. Armstrong scored with left and right to the jaw. Zivic straightened Henry up with a right upper-cut. Zivic's right smashed into the body once more.

Zivic landed a solid right cross at the bell. Zivic's round. ROUND FIFTEEN: Fritzie landed two smashing rights to the head. They exchanged long lefts to the face. Armstrong threw lefts and rights to the face.

Henry pinned Zivic against the ropes as they landed with wild punches. It was obvious now that Henry couldn't see out of one eye and barely out of the other. They stood along the ropes and slugged. Zivic drilled his right to the body twice and Armstrong's mouthpiece fell out. Armstrong fell to the floor from a right hand as the bell rang.

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