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Wednesday, March 20, 1950 THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA Page 23 1950 Border Baseball League Schedule Saints Turn Back Aces, 3-1 At KINGSTON At OGDENSBl'RG WATERTOWN At AUBURN OTTAWA Border Last Night's Hockey Scores May 21" June 13 14 Tuly 4 4 5 6 Tuly 25 26 Aug 23 4 25 26 May 28" 29 Tune 20 21 July 9 10 Noiv Leading By 3-2 In Quebec Loop Finals KINGSTON May 15 18 June 7 8 9 June 28 27 July 17 18 19 Aug 8 9 10 Aug 2 3 Aug 15 16 Sept 3" 4 4 (Cleveland leads best-of-seven semi-finals, 3-1). United States League Omaha. Minneapolis, 1. (First game of best-of-seven series). Memorial Cup Brandon, Port Arthur.

2. (First game of best-of-seven Western Canada semi-finals). Western Canada Senior Calgary, Edmonton. 2. (Calgary leads besf-of -seven 3-2).

Eastern Canada League Cornwall, Hull, 1. (Cornwall wins best-of-seven final series and title. 4-1). Quebec Senior League Sherbrooke, Quebec. 1.

(Sherbrooke leads best-of-seven final series, 3-2). National League Toronto, Detroit, 0. (First game of Stanley Cup semi-final series). American League Cleveland, Buffalo, 1, May 30 30 31 May 12 13 May 26 27 Tuna 24 Tuly 14 15 CDENSBURG Tune 1818 19 Tuly 11 Tuly 30" 31 Aug 1 Aug 13" 14 Carnegie; wings, Gaudreault and Gagne; subs. Roberge.

Houle, Truneau, Gamble, AVylie, Riopelle, Smith, Mundrick, Scholes and Pelletier. Sherbrooke Goal. Leclerc; defence, Goupille and Labrle; center, Barry; wings, Carnegie and Prefontaine; subs. Helndl, Bush, Fillion. Cote.

Vinet. Gladu. Planche, Sinclair, McAtee and Duchesne. Officials: Storey and Mundey. First Period 1 Sherbrooke.

McAtee Aug 4 57 Aug 31 Sept 1 2 Tune 5 6 10 May 10 11 14" May 28" 29 30 30 May 19 20 Tune 28 29 Tune 4" 15 Tune 18" Tune 12 Tuly 7 Tune 22 23 25" Tuly 9" 30" Tuly Aug 17 18 19 Tuly 27 Aug 13 16 Tuly 24 Aug 28 29 30 Aug 6 27" Sept 3" 4 4 5 Aug 20" 21 22 May 21 22 23 May 11 12 14" May 30 30 31 Tune 1111 June 1 25" June 1818 19 t. ii Tu'y 2 4 4 Tul 20 July 11 iiaseball Tuly2324 Aug 6" 11 27" Tuly 30 31 Aug 1 Aug 20" 21 22 Aug 13" 14 Sept 5 May 19 20 Tune 5 6 16 May 28 29 Tune 12 13 14 28 29 Tune 20 21 Tuly 3 5 6 Iu1 17 18 28 Iuly 9 10 Tuly 25 25 26 Aug 8 9 28 29 Aug 2 3 Aug 23 24 Sept 8 Aug 15 16 pt 3" 4 4 May 10 13 May 24 25 21 22 23 May 17 18 Tune 7 17 26 27 rune 13 14 Tune 2 3 Tuly 19 29 All Car Iuly 4 4 5 6 Tune July 1 1 Aug 25 26 30 xu ouni Aug 23 24 Tuly 21 22 Sept 8 7 3ePt 1 2 Aug 7 12 May 24 25 May 15 16 May 26 27 Tune 18 16 17 Tune 8 9 10 Tune 15 22 23 24 Tuly 27 28 29 Tuly 7 88 July 14 15 p.m( Aug 25 26 Aug 10 10 Tuly 25 26 vjctmc Sept 6 7 8 Aug 17 18 19 Aug 4 5 Aug 31 My 26 27 May 17 18 May 15 16 May 10 12 June 15 22 23 24 June 12 3 June 8 9 10 June 4 6 July 14 15 Tune 30 July 11 July 7 88 June 28 28 29 Aug 4 5 July 20 21 22 Tuly 27 July 16" 19 Aug 31 Sept 1 2 Aug 11 12 Aug 10 Aug 7 9 Aug 17 18 19 Aug 27" 29 Sept 5 SHERBROOKE Sherbrooke Saints took another step along the Allan Cup trail last night, downing Quebec Aces, 3-1. to take a 3-2 lead in their best-of-seven Quebec Senior Hockey League final series. The Saints, playing before a home town crowd of 4,500 fans, took a one-goal lead in the first period, played through a scoreless second session with the Aces and then outscored he visitors, 2-1, in the finale for their margin of victory. Norm McAtee paced the Saints to victory by sniping a pair of tallies with Eddie Bush getting the other Sherbrooke marker.

WATEKTOWN May 31 Tune 19 20 21 Tuly 10 11-11 Tuly 31 Aug 1 2 3 Aug 14 15 May 19 20 Tune 1111 12 Tuly 2" 3 Iuly 24 Aug 20 21 22 (Planche, Sinclair) 11.31 Sinclair, May 17 18 Tune 12 3 Penalties: McBride, Labrie, H. Carnegie. May 11 13 14" June 5 7 Tune 25 27 AUBURN Tune 30 July 1 1 July 20 21 22 Aug 11 12 The lone Quebec tally, that tied July 17 18 Aug 6" 8 the score at 1-1 early in the final session, was credited to Bill Aug 28 30 Second Period No score Penalties: Goupille. Helndl, H. Carnegie.

Third Period 2 Quebec, Wylie Wylie. May 22 23 24 25 Tune 18 18 17 Tuly 28 28 29 In the first half of the opening GENEVA 214 on July 12 (Roberge, Pruneau) 3 Sherbrooke, McAtee Sept 6 7 8 session, the Saints were all over the visitors and goalie Al Millar had to pull off a number of 4.24 sensational saves to keep his 'Sinclair, Planche) 4 Sherbrooke, Bush (McAtee, Planche) denotes Sundays. cage clear. 5.04 season opens May 10th and closes September 8th with 130 games. Quebec Goal, Millar; defence, McBride and Zeidel; center, H.

Penalties: Goupille (2), Helndl, Roberge. McAtee, H. Carnegie. ii MADE FOR DEVLIN'S IN ENGLAND. I $io I TIIE WORLD-FAMOUS CHRISTY "ROLLAWAY" I The Christy Hat is one of the most Local Curling News Tiger Coach By The Canadian Press Mines Win RA Cane Title R.

George Pushman vs. J. HAMILTON It appears that Department of Mines and Re On Rideau Ice Granite Bonspiel Thomas. Carl Voyles will be handling the J. A.

Ballantyne vs. J. L. Daw sources made their way to the championship of the RA Men's coaching chores next season for Results in last night's play the Hamilton entry In the Inter- in the granites bonspiel at the Basketball League last night son. O.

O'Brien vs. B. S. Liberty. provincial Rugby Football when they turned back Central Rideau Curling Club: Main Event League.

i W. Broder vs. George Church, Payoffice, 43-29, -for their sec Junior Series With Guelph Billed Here By The Canadian Press KEMPTVILLE The Eastern Canada junior semi-finals will be played in Ottawa and Toronto, W. B. George, vice-president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association in charge of eastern playoffs, announced last night.

Guelph, Ontario Hockey As Officials said last night that Losers, 8.45 p.m. J. Harper, 12; J. H. Carkner ond straight win in the best-of-three finals at the Fisher a definite announcement may be forthcoming by Thursday and 10.

F. W. Beflara vs. A. A.

Cohoon, Park High School Gym. Mines McLaurin turned up 10 of the winners' markers, while, for CPO, Ray Fitzgerald posted 16 to share with Mackey scoring honors for the game. The triumph gives Mines and Resources the Colonial Trophy, held for the past four years by the Department of National Revenue. Mines and Resources Heath-erlngton 4, Mackey 16, Mac-Larty 9. McLaurin 10, Harper 2, Hall, Wilson 2.

Total 43. Central Pay Office Wills 4, Fitzgerald 16. Ayoub, Kincaid 1, Baldwin 8, O'Connell, Doraty, W. R. McGee, 12: Albert at the same time admitted talk took the opener, 48-38.

H. W. Hiscock vs. M. A.

Atkin son. J. H. Grills vs. O.

A. Beach. ing by phone to the former Brown, 6. Consolation With Gordle Mackey popping 16 points to lead the victorious G. Poulin vs.

A. J. Paquette. R. J.

McMillan, 20; P. T. Bald Brooklyn coaching ace. It has been rumored that as soon as he has completed some unfinish C. R.

Hutchison vs. O. Master, win, 4. assault. Mines had a 23-16 half time edge.

W. J. MacGowan, 18; Dave Sim, 2. ed business with the National (pro) Football League he will be ready to sign a contract with the W. S.

Snaith, C. F. Tows- Draw For Thursday 4 Winners, 6.30 p.m. Dr. H.

L. Cheney vs. H. "Old Pro" Team sociation titleholders, will meet the winners of the current Inker-man-Porcupine series, in a best-of-seven series opening in Toronto Saturday, said Mr. George Big Four club.

McMillan. Total 29. ley, 8. Draw For Tonight At 8 o'clock tonight, W. Bronson.

To Meet Rideaus r1 in hue wuiiu. a gicab Officials Johnny Greenberi J. McLaughlin vs.E. Robert By Staff Reporter and Bunny Adams. (Porcupine Combines now lead son.

Kemptville SMITHS FALLS The Railroad their best-of-five series against L. H. Davis vs. O. F.

Howe. I name and a great hat! Feather lightness felted to lasting perfec- tion. New Spring shades of grey, 1 Inkerman Rockets, 2-1, in games Creighton faces L. P. Sherwood in the main event.

In the consolation games, it will be R. J. McMillan vs. W. J.

MacGowan, R. C. Blyth vs. W. G.

Beddoe, G. F. McLatchie vi. G. M.

Town will have a look at some former greats of the hockey with the fourth game scheduled James. Rowing Coach Dead By The Canadian Press tonight at Timmins, Fans Heading For Game lUKumiu word was re The second game of the East Dr. E. H. Wood vs.

J. M. Hoey, A. Hughes vs. W.

S. Boyd. Losers, 8.45 p.m. D. McCann vs.

J. Bradley. uiue, wuwn, ana green ceived here yesterday that R. and S. Snaith vs.

F. X. Brown. ern Canada junior semi-finals Hunter, noted rowing coach will be played at Ottawa, Mon P. H.

Forhan vs. W. E. N. Hod- Special To The Citizen KEMPTVILLE Thurso Lum formerly of Hamilton, died at day, April 3.

The third and gins. ber Kings and Kemptville Royals fourth games will be at Toronto April 5, and Ottawa April 7. A C. G. Perry vs.

Doucet. his home at Laguna Beach, last week-end For many years he was coach of the Leander go at it again tonight as their Dr. W. C. Macartney vs.

L. W. fifth game, if necessary, will be best-of-seven series for the world on Friday night when the "Old of Ottawa, will play the Rideaus at the Community Center here in a benefit game for Allen "Joe" Turner, the Car-leton Place boy who lost the sight of his left eye while playing last winter. Some of the former pros expected to be seen in action include Lionel Conacher, Frar.k Finnigan, Syd Howe, Eddie Fin-nigan, Ray Kinsella, Billy Boucher, Cy Denneny, Bill Beveridge and Bill Kelly. Hal Dewey, home after a good Fleck.

Rowing Club at Hamilton and he played at Toronto April 8. ODHA intermediate champion G. Armstrong vs. T. D.

Finn DEVLIN'S ENGLISH SHOP Seventy-Two Sparks Street I' acrs Gentlemen since 1869 coached the Canadian rowing ship and The Citizen Shield moves to the Smiths Falls Arena, where a capacity crowd of 2.500 Business Men Ladies' Doubles Results in doubles play yester crew at the 1936 Olympics in Germany. During the Second World War, he was responsible for athletics at Belleville and Is expected to be on hand to view the proceedings of their fourth day at the Ottawa Ladies' Curl Volleyball Champs ing Club: other RCAF stations. encounter. Their play featured by the Mrs. H.

A. McCallum, Mrs. With their 7-4 victory over W. W. Lauchlan, 6.

On Ottawa Ice Carson Trophy Results of last night's play in the Carson Memorial Trophy competition at the Ottawa Curling Club follow: 6.30 p.m. R. A. Hughes, 16; O. G.

Armstrong, 6. W. S. Boyd, 10; T. D.

Finn, 8. G. F. McLatchie, Dr. W.

C. Macartney, 8. G. M. James, 10; L.

W. Fleck, 6. L. H. Davis, 15; C.

G. Perry, 6. 8.45 p.m. O. F.

Howe, 12; J. J. Doucet, 2. J. McLaughlin, 12; P.

H. For-han, 8. E. Robertson, 12; W. E.

N. Hodgins, 7. Dr. H. L.

Cheney, 13; D. Mc-Cann. 7. H. F.

Bronson, 14; J. Bradley, 9. smashing spikes of Major P. Craddock, Bob Hay and Glen Mrs. Mrs.

J. L. Dawson, 10; season as coach or tne uiace Bay Miners, will be in charge of the Rideaus for the game. Thurso Monday night, the Kemptville outfit took a 2 to 1 lead in games for the set, which Bethel, YMCA Business Men de W. H.

Button, 9. 0 "i rn7or73 nnro) Mrs. Mrs. W. S.

Gamble, feated Army Adjutant General Branch, 15-9, 15-9, at the YMCA annually is one of the high J. H. W. Macdougall, 3. points in district amateur to win the Ottawa District Vol Mrs.

T. G. Lowrey, Mrs. A. Barons Triumph By The Canadian Press BUFFALO Cleveland Barons last night jumped into a 3-1 leyball championship.

The YMCA G. Ramsden, 8. Plans have been completed Mrs. A. E.

Mahood, 13; Mrs. leak muffler" here to run a special rooters' P. H. Forhan, 3. squad will continue in Eastern Canada playdowns in a tournament to be held in Montreal on Saturday, April 15.

Mrs. R. B. McKay, Mrs. J.

train to the scene of the combat. It leaves Finch at 6 o'clock and enroute will make stops at Ches- lead in the best-of-seven first-place series of the American Hockey League with a 5-1 victory over Buffalo Bisons before Cotter, 6. Mrs. F. M.

Maclennan, 10; Mrs. terville, Winchester, Inkerman, D. McCann, 8. The teams: YMCA P. Craddock, B.

Hay, Lamont, E. Martin, G. Bethel, Mountain, Kemptville and 8,202 in Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. J.

W. Thomas, Mrs. Ray Ceresino led the Barons' F. Douglas, 5. A.

J. Galbraith. The 40-piece Kemptville Citi Draw For Tonight Winners, S.30 p.m. H. Wilson vs.

J. R. Akins. Mrs. E.

E. Smith, Mrs. J. ARMY AG R. A.

Bell, T. zen's Band will be aboard. assault with two goals. Fred Thurier, Harry Taylor and Les Douglas netted the others. Les M.

Clarke, 5. McGuire, R. Wendt, A. Shuter. WINNiPEG Magrath Rockets, Hickey tallied for Buffalo.

FOR EVERY CAR and TRUCKZJjj' displaying a complete reversal of form, sped to a 54-52 victory G. Bell, L. McLennan, R. Osborne, J. Western senior basketball championships at 1-1.

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