PAGE TWELVE THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1936 COLEMAN AND BLAIRMORE CHALK UP WINS CANADIANS TROUNCE'HATTERS ; Maple Leafs Play 'Hat Tonight

Medicine Hat Monarchs, fresh from an 8-1 larruping at the hands 8-1 FOR NINTH STRAIGHT WIN- ^Served ub bu- of mighiy Coleman Canadians, will endeavor to regain some of their lost prestige tonight when they take on Maple Leafs in the Arena in a Crow league engagement. Leafs and Monarchs aro nt present dead­ BEARCATS DOWN BELLEVUE 4-2 locked at third place.in the standings. Leafs hold the edge hi league engagements with the 'Hatters thus far, having drawn the first game , t •'NEWS'OF here 3-:: r.nd won the second in Medicine Hat 5-4. r Listless Game Seen as 'Hatters Slacken Pace in Efforf .DAVE STOW The game tonight will start at 8:30 and promises to produce the Roy Meredith, who has just re­ bruising type of battle which usually characterises play whenever the to Avoid Defeat by Large Score—Sparkling turned from a trip through the two old inter-city rivals lock horns. ' States, tells me he spent a day cr Hockey Seen at Bellevue as Bulldogs' 'so renewing his acquaintance with "Kid" Forwards Again Keep Team -Dave Stori. Dave will be remember­ ed by many rugby and basketball in Fight from Start to,Finish ;fans throughout the district and LEAGUE STANDING friends will be glad to know that he THE BEST By Jack Sords VERTICAL BRITISHER - By Ja~ck Sord? .is the fair-haired boy to every man, F. C. MALCHOW P. W. J.. D. F. A. Pts. woman and child In his home town Coleman .... 9 9 0 0 63 12 18 of Menominie. Wisconsin. 7 5 2 0 34 36 10 When Dave walks down the WINS N ANTON Lethbridge .... 6 2 3 1 20 24 5 streets of Menominie, everybody .he meets don's their bonnet, acccrding Medicine Hat .... 9 2 6 1 25 41 5 to Roy. Bellevue .... 7 0 7 0 12 41 0 While here Stori coached Leth- COMPETITION bridge senior and junior grid en­ (From Our Own Correspondent) tries 1:1 the provincial cir­ COLEMAN, Jan. 9—Coleman Canadians continue*! cuits and was, fcr a short time, Defeats Johnston of Cal­ playing coach of the Young Liberals, their winning ways in one of their easiest victories to date senior hoop aggregation. gary in Finals—'Spiel when they romped home over the luckless Medicine Hat Ends Today Monarchs 8-1 in a league game here Wednesday night. PLAYING PBO Play was the most listless seen here for some time. The BASKETBALL ("From Our Own Correspondent11 'Hat team freely admitted that they did not want an NANTON. Jan. 8.—F. C. Malchow Henry Viney sava me some wen the Nanton competition from enormous score chalked against them and were quite con­ - additional information on the Johnston cf , this being tent to slacken the pace whenever possible. feats of Brother Stcr;. Dave is Johnston's first defeat of the Foot­ Only in the third period did the | the puck was deflected off Quail playing professional basketball : hills 'spiel. Johnston won the Canadians show any ambition and into his own net, Joyce being cred­ villi (two outfits. Sunday aftcr- Claresholm competition from LeBow dented the net behind Reburn five ited with the goal as he was in on •noens he gambcls with the team of Vulcan. McNeil of Brant and times to add to the three . goals the play. Fisher of the 'Hat wa3 'of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, Cunimings of Nanton are in the secured in the two opening frames. close when he drew out Scodellaro and in (he evcn:"ags he stru's semi-finals of the Okotoks compe­ As the score steadily mounted, tl-c only to have Scodellaro throw him­ b's stuff for the Red Birds of tition. The winner plays in the 'Hat opened up and gave Scodellaro self around sufficiently to deflect lUencminie. In between times he finals on the late dr%w. some work to do, Craven rocking the puck into the nlr and out of coaches the high school squad of The Stavely competition and the Scodellaro of his fourth successive danger. Barron, Wis. High River competition are well un­ shutout with only six minutes to go 'Hat Drive < Stori was the outstanding der way and the 'spiel closes today. in the final frame. The 'Hat meant business and player on the floor recently . Wednesday Draws twice within a few seconds play was when Red Birds defeated Sanar- The opening exchanges saw Cole­ Nanton competition cd fans will remember goal from the Canadian blue line. C. Malchow. Stavely. 14. defence only to be balked by Re- i- the rcintilla tins' ball played by P. Brown opened the scoring for Claresholm competition _ (semi- burn. Jenkins missed W. Fraser's ' 'the Globe Trotters—a coon out­ the Canadians when he shot the finals)—Jchnston. Calgary, 9; Mc- rebound before the puck was shot fit—when they heat Aces and puck like a bullet through Reburn's Hattie. Nanton, 8. >LeBow, Vulcan, up the ice. Four defencemen and Union Ja.-ks while on ttur legs from the 'Hat blue line. 10: Wellman, Blackie, 7. one forward appeared for the Ca "tlircngh Alberta two sccssns uirto,WAiue eArreRTAiAiirfs- The 'Hat swarmed to the attack nadians on the change of lines and frtttietfrc OF ReriReMetfi; Finals — Johnston, Calgary. 14; to regain the goal and Scodellaro LeBow, Vulcan. 10.» they furnished some excitement as ISO "Jfte MAfieAlAt. was called to save the first real shot J. Kwasnic m'v-sed by inches on a Okotoks competition: put to him during the period. The FENOY Fipsf SACkERs FOR. I935~* hard drive. Three goals within a Stewart, Stavely, 9; Loree, Nan­ Fraser-Fishcr-Jenkins line scooped FALLA l-HlS REC&JT OVER. minute made the •'••.is sit up and ton. 11. up the puck from the face-off and '6ABE RiW, MIDDU£rt£l&**r take notice. R. Kwasnie passed to .Dave, playing forward, was high Hallstt, Nanton, 8; McNeil, Brant, with beautifully timed combination CAAMPioAi, wfrtm w UAe Lopichuk who made no mistake. To rrian for both teams, notching six 12. split the defense wide open and firti A CRACK AT CMAMPKW avoid a shutout, Craven and Fisher field goals and a foul point fcr a Patterson. High River, 10; Cum- Fisher banged it^ome. totel of 13. A clipDing states that TERRY Boofeo BUT si* OF i.'ffl'f dA»Jces Jo>W MfaJRVJ-E Wis took it on themselves to prevent mings. Nanton. 11. 'Hat rushes were being broken up "without a doubt this year's team this Insult, and Craven took Fish­ .•tflAf CAMe-ToMlM l-AST SEASON _ Copyright, 1935, by Central Irving. Calsary, 12; Coultis, Tur­ at^the blue line and their drives is; the best to ever represent Meno­ er's pass to beat Scodellaro when were easily brushed aside by the minie. The players have size, are ner Valley. 11. the latter was lying full length on agile Scodellaro. Reburn came to his fast, can shoot from any positicn " Gtendenning. Turner Valley, 13; the ice. Jenkins scored thirty sec­ team's rescue when he saved point and like tc play. In the game againsi Wellman. Blackie, 12. H0CKEY RESULTS onds later when he rounded the blank from W. Fraser who had out­ the Globe Trotters, Captain Dave McDonald, High River, 13; Loree, • - 'Hat net and slid the puck In be­ S HOCKEY STANDINGS ] guessed the defence. J. Kwasnie Stori. made a basket over his head Nanton, 10. Northwestern fore Re-burn could move. Lopichuk nicked up a loose puck at his blue and another while enrfis-knees. « .> Irving, Calgary, 12; Roney, Nan­ Edmonton 4; Calgary 3. combined with R. Kwasnie to finish Come out and see a really great FOOTHILLS Portland 3; 3. line, skated close to the 'Hat blue the scoring, Kwasnie' getting the P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. ton. 11. line before letting drive the puck, ;J8ted Bird team play .. ." Southern Alberta goal. Vulcan ... 9 6 2 1 38 22 13 Glendenning, Turner Valley, 12; which rebounded from the cage In case this column ever reaches Bronks 1: Drumheller 4. Calgary . . 9 5 3 -1 34 32 11 LeBow. Vulcan. 11. Last Night's Results before Reburn knew what H was all The Lineups Dave's eyes, he might be. interested • West Kootcnay Claresholm 11 5 5 1 38 33 11 Stavely competition: Rookies 632 677 about. A fistic encounter between Medicine Hat — Reburn; Quail, to know that the blonde says every­ Rossland 2; Trail 3. High River 6 5 1 0 34 15 10 Miles, High River, 3; Parsons, Topplers 835 636 Lopichuk and Simmons livened the Simmons; Younir. Melbourne. Wood, thing is forgiven . . . she'd even be International Macleod .. 6 5 1 0 21 14 10 Nanton. 9. High—Mrs. Wilson, 204: I. Chap­ game somewhat when Lopichuk took Lutes, Craven, Cook, McArthur. glad to see him ... Pittsburgh 3; Cleveland 4. man, 232; M. Flynn. 167. Coleman—Scodellaro: Johnson.R. Stavely .. 7 2 3 2 30 28 6 Cummings. Nanton, 11; Crumley, exception to Simmons body-checks. | . , . . Can-American Baalims 997 960 997 Kwasnle Jcnkins w Fmeri Flsh Turner Val. 8 1 7 0 23 61 2 Stavely. 6. They were both given five minutes "AIR" New Haven 1; Providence 2. R. C. M. P 921 1025 1047 er, P. Brown, Joyce. Lopichuk; J. Nanton .. 5 0 4 1 14 27 1 Coleman ganged an attack on the ON HIM Parsons, Nanton, 10; Miles, High Springfield 0; Philadelphia 4. High—J. Carpenter. 255; B. Davis Fraser, J. Kwasnie, F. Brown. 'Hat net and W. Fraser missed River. 7. American Association 211; Const. Bernard, 226; Const. Goal Summary Friecds cf Henry (Hank) • passes on two occasions in front of NORTHWESTERN Malchow, Stavely, 10; Donnelly, Tulsa 0; St. Louis 3. Leach. 221. First period — 1, Coleman, P. , Viney, popular sports com­ goal. Kwasnie missed a perfect W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Nanton. 6. Crow I. O. O. F 90:) 924 970 Brown. mentator of Radio Station pass from Joyce when on Reburn's 10 6 4 70 54 24 Wright. High River, 9; Patterson, Blairmore 4; Bellevue 2 . Gyros 913 878 £33 Second period—2, Coleman, Fisher CJOC. will be glad to know that Portland . 9 4 6 44 31 24 doorstep. The 'Hat came back High River. 6. Medicine Hat 1; Coleman 8. High—L. Perdue. 227; R. Myers, (W. Fraser, Jenkins); 3, Coleman, he is to be featured in a week­ Calgary .. 7 9 4 51 59 18 strong and Scodellaro saved Toole's Coultis, Turner Valley, 11; Stew­ Foothills 199; H. Fox, 208; F. Reash. 207. J, Kwasnie. ly spcrtscast over the western Seattle .. 7 9 3 42 50 17 point blank shot. art. Stavely. 8. Turner Valley 2; High River 12. Eagles 1G95 1036 1107 Third period—4, Coleman, Fisher network of the Canadian Radio Edmonton 5 10 5 40 53 15 Coleman were out to fatten their Hish River competition: Claresholm 3; Macleod 4. Elks 1207 921 1111 (W. Fraser); 5. Coleman, Joyce; fi, Commission, which embraces 12 goal averages in the third and flic stations. Henry's voice will issue Hallett. Nanton, 8; Miles, High Nanton 5; Stavely 5. Hisrh — A. Chobotar. 233: ,,U. Coleman, Lopichuk (R. Kwasnie): SOUTH ALBERTA v i period had only gone two minutes forth from radio receivers as River, 11. Intermediate Dou?.htv. 213; S. Wallis, Jr., 297; J. 7, Medicine Hat, Craven; 8, Cole­ W. L. D. F. A. Pts j v'-cn Fisher converted W. Fraser's man, Jenkins; 9, Coleman, R. Kwas­ widely separated as , Monkman, Nanton, 9; Raigan. Innisfail 3; Red Deer 3. Freel, 293. Miners 8 2 1 42 22 17 ; Into a goal. A minute later nie i Lopichuk). and Vancouver, B.C. Nanton, 11. Tonight's G-mrs Elks 4 4 1 37 35 9 7:00—Lucky Strikes vs. Rockets. "His first 15-minute program. MilesWn, Hig,L hNO River,T COMPET" 10; ERaigan , "The Sport Week." will hit the Bronks 4 9 0 54 68 8 Edmonton Wins, 7:00—Trundlers vs. Consumers. Rangers .... 3 8 1 33 54 7 NantonSUDBURY. 8. , Ont., Jan. 9.— (CP.) BLAIRMORE 4, BELLEVUE 2 air-lanes tonight (Thursday) —Miss Florence Hurd, Sudbury 8:00—Bumpers vs. Cubs. from 10.45 to 11.00 o'clock, but Note—Inter-city games are in­ Portland Bucs Tie Friday's Games cluded in this standing. speed skater, will not compete in (From Our Own Correspondent) cn succeeding Thursdays he will the world championship events at 7:00—Teco Stores vs. Commercial be heard from 10.30 to 10.45 pan. Oslo, Norway, she said yesterday. CALGARY, Jan. 9.—(C. P.)—Ed­ Printers. BELLEVUE, Jan. 9—The Blairmore-Bellevue league monton Eskimos built up a two- 7:00—Rolling Pins vs. Aces. Viney"s broadcasts will sum­ fixture here Wednesday night was a bang-up game from 5 Barons Fight goal lead in the first period of a 8:15—Live Wires vs. Cardinals. marize the sports bigh! chts of DOYLE LIKES CANADA the face-off. The teams were going big guns and the hoc-' Northwestern Hockey League gams 8:30—Lions vs. Kinsmen. the week, a task for which he WINDSOR, Ont., Jan. 9.—(CP.)— here Wednesday night and never key fans saw the best hockey that has been played here is well fitted. His knowledge of Card Friday From all indications, crooning pugi­ lost the lead to mark up a 4-3 vic­ sports and wide experience as an list Jack Doyle, one-time heavy­ for years. The "kid" line of the Bellevue team gave the A full-fledged fight card of tory over Calgary Tigers. arbiter in rugby, hockey and weight toxins champion of Ireland, NEW LB.W. RULE Bearcats the time of their lives trying to keep their terri­ hi-h cal:brc will be staged in The victory did not change the basketball will stand him in has lost all yearning for the ould Manhattan hail at Barons to­ standings but it did make Edmon­ tory clear. They were playing such fast hockey that they good stead. Tonight, for a sod. It was learned here Doyle is MAY BE USED IN morrow night (Friday), com­ ton's hopes for a playoff berth look were all in towards the last and had to sub whenever change, he not only waives the planning to appear before tha. mencing at 8:30. In the head­ brighter. Although in last place, ALL 1936 CRICKET rules, hot rules the waves. American consul in Windsor to ap­ there was a chance. Blairmore earned their 4-2 victory line bent at cittht rcunds. Vin­ Eskimos aro only three points be­ ' Take it, Henry! ply for a two-weeks' extension of and were lucky in pulling out a win. cent "Young" Homulos will swap hind the third place Calgary team. LONDON, Jan. 9.— (CP.) — Be­ his visa, which expired Tuesday. He The ice was in first class shape, The Lineups punches with Max Steed in a Buc3 Tie Lions lieving the new lsg-bcfore-wicket PLUG UP hopes to be able to remain in the which made the game fast. The Blairmore — Watson: Cecchinl, battle" which has all the ear­ SEATTLE, Jan. 9.—fA.P.)—Port­ rule, tried in English first-class and THE HOLES marks of a real scrap. country on a non-quota visa. crowd was the best seen here for a Baratelli; Andrew, Martini, Kne- land Buokarcos drew even with the minor counties cricket last season, considerable time and the arena zickie; Vandurcn, Herman, Vej- I hope that Maple Leafs in their In a four-round semi-windup, idle Vancouver Lirns at the top of was a success, the advisory county management are pleased to see the prava, Kapalka. game tonight against Medicine Hat .Too Burchak will tan."lc with the Northwestern Hockey League committee of the M.C.C. recom­ Bellevue sport fans supporting the Bellevue—Makin; Lltherland, • J. will tighten up a defence which George Luciani, and Mat Sla- BASEBALL NEXT standing Wednesday night wh:n mends its adootion in all cricket kids who have made hockey so good Hlasny; A. Morris, J. Morris, Sat- has, in the last few starts, given vich will step three rounds with they held Seattle Seahawks to a during the 1936 season. this season. tcro; Gatto, G. Hlasny, Kurylick. an excellent imitation of a sieve. "i'cung" T2rnava in a prelimi­ 3-3 tie in a hard-fought f game. Players and umpires generally The first period was the best of Goal Summary nary. Seattle advanced to within one Since they checked in with one <-'f have approved the exneriment the three and Several times the First period—No score. the finest Lethbridge defensive Following the fight nrogram point of Calgary in fourth place. which aimed to speed up the game. (Ey RAY COLLETT.) goalies pulled off wonderful saves. Second period—1, Blairmore, Her­ games I have seen for some years a dance will be staged. City It' is said the alteration has im­ No score was made in this session. man; 2, Bellevue, J. Hlasny; 3, (when they held Coleman Cana­ and district fight fans are urged WELLING BASKETBALL proved the game, forced batsmen Dave "Swseney" Schriner, the The first penalty of the game Blairmore, Martini (Vanduren). dians to a 1-0 win at Colsman) the (o attend the Barcns card and to make more strokes, given great­ last year rcokie cer.satio-.-i with New went to Blairmore in the second Third period—4, Blairmore, Her­ Leafs have played anything but to stay to the danc. entire pro­ er encouragement to bowlers and York Americans end still placed (From Our Own Correspondent) period for tripping one of the man (Vejprava); 5, Bellevue, A. smart defensive hockey. ceeds of which will go to the led to a larger number of games be­ among the mcst dangerous forwards WELLING. Jan. 7.—The "M" Bellevue boys when he was through Morris; 6, Blairmore, Knezlckie. Hon-.ulos camp. ing finished. Weakness in this department is in the N.H.L., was passed up a few men's basketball team are away to to the goat While the penalties opening the scoring gates for Leth- years ago because he was thought a good start. They have arranged The amended le