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Ice Play-Offs Simpson Charges Eagles “Jobbed” In Boston Ice Play-offs Simpson Charges BIG FIVE DEFEND BOX SHOP ROUT I Leafs Continue Choice Rumors And Reality Gathered From Referees Protected For Finalists After GOLD MEDAL TITLE DUSTY CHAMPIONS; Boston Team To Assure I AT This Vl^orld CHASE GIRLS’ BOW Tie Game With Maroons WjLUMANTIC Sporting Bigger “Gates "!s Rumor |' Locals Meet Bristol rhe Grist Of Athletic Contest McNamara in Uni- Leafs Maple George (Special to The Democrat) Montreal, April 1—(UP)—The Toronto Maple * BILL HIGGINS ; were 8 to 6 favorites to-day to beat the Montreal Maroons Ends To-night—Leave f o r m as Crottymen By i New 1—As was for the right to meet the New York Rangers in the Stanley Central Y at 6:15 m. BY JOHN A- CLUNEY Down 36-23— Haven, April confidently expected by I p. Clock, followers of the New Haven the Elm cup series. The Maroons poor showing on home ice last night Eagles, City hockey —Semi-Finals To-mor- Scovill Lassies outfit was when they barely deadlocked the Leafs, 1 to 1, in the first Triumph “jobbed” by the officials in the second game of the contest of their two-game semi-final series, made the Leafs row A Little Change, Now and Then 17-6 preliminary play-offs held in Boston, Tuesday night. This the is the opinion of Manager Joe Simpson and several of the favorites. _ Willlm&ntlc, April 1.—The All- Is Relished By the Best of Men The' Clock Shop are Industrial players as well as a number of Boston fans who witnessed Both teams were moving to Burnsides will be one of the eight league champions, but they were the Toronto today where the (Inal competing teams in the second an- to basket- game. According advices from the metropolitan area, college in game will be played tomorrow. No TOASTMASTER nual basketball tournament of the far from champs last night’s As Is well known the Eagles ball coaches are to have to say about the officials of overtime was played last night be- Willlmantie Y. M. C. A. which going something exhibition against Bob Crotty’s went into the game with a one goal cause the aggregation garnering on the association their next season. It seems coaches are more than a bit opens playing games the Paper Box quintet, for the Boxmfli advantage gained on their home the most goals for the two games surface here this evening. The SATISFIED because of the manner in which their have been worked walked off with a 36 to 23 decision ice set the will emerge the winner. semi-finals will be peeved games 8unday hlght when they staged Saturday after four periods of listless ball Even Stephen and the ifnal in this an committee' of about nine men who have Cubs back a 4 to 3 count. For afternoon game year by almighty which the Mc- by A In the last saved saw veteran George goal period the evening. themselves ALL of the this season, to the exclu- his debut in his two full periods and most of the the Maroons from defeat. After assigned college games Namara make The schedule for the opening win- session. sion of about 23 of their own members affiliated with the Eastern comeback endeavor with the final period the Eagles maintained six minutes of play In this round Friday evening follows: 7 p. ners. Matty Sheehan, Wee Willie their one match- Sibert, Stewart and Trottier broke m.. Palace Five of this versus Basketball Officials. In addi- goal advantage by city Intercollegiate Association of Approved Carroll and Mfke Higgiston were through the Toronto defense, and Stafford A. C.: 8, All-Burnsides ing goal for goal with their oppon- of Trottier tion to poor of the games, most of which were officiated by- the winners high point makers on a series passes. vs New London Boys' Club; 9, handling ents. Then the work Lorne while “Yanol” Carroll and Ralph dirty began, flashed past Goalie Chabot Big Five of vs three men, the coaches and managers of the various college athletic Waterbury Maple Petroccione were the losers best according to Simpson, which is and back-handed the puck into Ends of Bristol: and Blue Rib- 10, associations have hardly been delighted at having to pay plenty in bets. Summary: the cage. bons of this city vs Wheel Club of summed up in the following four Charlie Conacher. Toronto's Rockville. expense money to three men for each game, in addition to the regular Box Shop. protests. Leafs in f. right wing, placed the The Big Five of Waterbury will fee for each. At Yale, for instance. Coach Elmer is b. p. Rule Infractions the lead atter 16 minutes of cau- Ripley, anything W. Carroll, If. 3 2 9 be tlje defending champions. Point 1. A scored tious in the first period but while the Yale A. A. is said to be making a strong move, Gullulo, rf .3 0 6 goal by Klein, exchanges Physical Director Eric H. Lind is in pleased, Cub the 17th min- Sheehan, rf .. k 4 1 9 winger, during with a neatly placed shot into the the eastern bodies toward charge of arrangements for the in conjunction with other college athletic having c .\ 3 2 8 ute of if the final was net. Red Horner had him a Higgiston, play period given tourney. c 0 2 a more in to basketball fees and ex- McNamara, .1 the turning point of the contest as perfect pass. satisfactory arrangement regard The Big Five will leave the cen- Di Binsa, lg 1 0 2 it gave the Cubs an advantage of The second period was scoreless 1 0 2 tral YMCA itt 6:15 o’clock. The penses for officials. /Gagan, rg one goal. Klein skated down in and uninteresting. Good work by following men will make the trip: front of the New Haven net with- Chabot and the Montreal goalie. Totals .15 6 3G Bill Gaughan, Joe Rozint, Jim As for the members of the E. I. A. A. B. B., who have been very and stationed himself Flat the out the puck Walsh, prevented Snipers Howie Kraft, Jack Clockem. Tracy. Carring- work this season, the fact in front of Roberts, Eagles goalie, from scoring late in the game. neatly “dealt out” of past despite tha^they b. f. ton. Vin Hopkins, Bill Sweeney, p. blocking his view. While in this The lineup: i has been sent in that had 1 *1 3 Norman Johnson and George Dil- had to pay the regular $10 dues, a protest Kane, rg illegal position, which calls for a Toronto Pos Maroons Y. Carrol, lg 3 2 S (1) (1) lon. The boys will be outfitted and truth to it that some of the officials received minor (2 minute) Klein Walsh so much strength Evans, c 2" 0 4 penalty, Chabot K in Scovlll's uniforms. to shoot the rf ... 2 1 5 waited for Jerwa from d L. Conacher rebates of their dues. One official in particular got $8 of his $10 Petroccione, Clancey Hollis, If 1 1 3 blue line. Catching the puck with Horner d Wilcox back. his gloved hand, also a rule infrac- Primeau c H. Smith Totals 9 5 23 tion, he dropped the puck to the Jackson Northcutt meriMquTntet Harold H. Woodcock, general manager of the Yale A. A. is un- Score at half time: Box Shop 21, ice directly In front of Roberts and C. Conacher Ward J. EESTER BRENNAN Clock 11. Referee — Jim Kelley. golfed it into the net. Toronto ■— Day, Robert- to be in favor of Connecticut officials for Connecticut Spares derstood using Time—Four 10-minute periods. Point 2. Concerns the levying json, K. Sands. Miller, Grade, Dar- PLAY or otherwise. And after all, why not? When a char- of a major (5 minute) penalty on ragh, Blair, Colton, Bailey, Levln- ST CECILIA’S games, college his Scovill Lassies Victors. Chris Speyer, Eagle defenseman, aky. Finnlgan. SEERY STALWARTS game is arranged and the official is expected to donate services ity Marie Windebank, Jennie Mik- a carrier far off — for checking puck • Maroons spares Starr, Stew- to the is it a man from New York or Massachusetts who comes losky and Peg Lahey featured the side. to the rules if a art, Slebert. Trottler. Brydeson. HERE TO-MORROW gratis, According about admit that Ssovill Maidens 17 to 6 victory over trips or otherwise Haynes, McVlcar, Phillips. front? Of course not. The Yale A.A. is ready to defending player REPEAT AS EAGLE Edith Tracy’s Chase Lassies in the prevents an attacking player who Referees — Mallinson and Rod- in two Massachusetts officials it hardly did the fair thing by bringing prelim. The game in details: has a clear shot at the net from del. Local Outfit Hosts to Haven: for the Connecticut state interscholastic tournament at New Seovllle. taking a shot, a major penalty is Summary blocked — — b. Speyer First Period 1—Toronto C. BOWLING CHAMPS Crack St Five at Now the will come in for revision, in regard to the f. P- imposed. theyshot Mary collegiate games Benson, If 0 1 1 in ice. which is far off to Conacher (Horner) — 16:58. quarter and names of officials to be used. Home rule is not the worst Frey, If 0 0 0 of the to — number the side net, according Second Period No scoring. Club—Visitors to rf Boys’ Windeback, .... 3 0 6 and a seen dozens of Third Period — 2 — Montreal To-morrow at in the world, even in basketball.
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