FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1940 THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD PAGE FIFTEEN GOALIE FRANKIE BRIMSEK REPLIES TO CRITICS MANY UNIVERSITY OF B.C. GRID PERFORMS BRILLIANTLY TO HAND Hockey Scores Know Your National Detroit 2, Canadiens 1, STARS ON LINEUP OF COAST CLUB CHICAGO 2-0 ; LEAFS EDGE Boston 2, Chicago 0. Maple Leafs 2, Americans 1 (O.T.) Pacific Coast i Portland 6, Spokane 0. PLAY SQUAD SATURDAY AMFRKS 2-1 IN BATTLE | American Association Kansas City 6, Tulsa 2. Bulldogs Will Field Line Averaging 189 Syl Apps' Spoils Rayner's N.H.L. Debut as Cape Breton Senior Glace Bay 5, North Sydney 1. Pounds and Backfield Averaging 179—Bronks Toronto Keeps Grip on First Place—Detroit Beats American League Will Have Regular Lineup. Canadiens 2-1. Springfield 4, Indianapolis 1. (By J.ack Mitchell, Canadian Press Staff Writer) VANCOUVER, Nov. 22.—(CB—The Harry Bullock, 175 pounds, will be UST when the professional mourners were beginning University of British Columbia's at quarter-back. Bullock played with Standings and gold banner won't bo flying North Shore In the Big Four here Jto wail, Corpse Frankie Brimsek refused to stay dead. over the stadium here Saturday last year. The stone-faced Brimsek who backed the Bruins to W L D F A Pts when the Vancouver Bulldogs play At right halfback will be 185- the , who gained The Canadian Press all-star Toronto .. 5 1 0 20 10 10 the Calgary Bronks in the most pound Fred Joplln, another member Detroit ... 3 17 15 9 highly publicized of the Thunderbirds' team last year. team as goaler as well as ten shoutouts and the outstanding Chicago .. 2 15 15 6 tilt on the coast this season, but it Helping him will be Jim Harmer, rookie award—all in"that first year two seasons ago—as Rangers .. 2 12 8 8 might just as well be, for about all 195-pound member of the 1939 U.B.C. late as yesterday was being made fall-guy for the dismal Boston ... 2 13 15' 4 of last year's championship U.B.C. club, who played with the Thunder showing of the N.H.L. champions, who held only two Americans 1 8 13 3 squad will be facing the prairie club. birds last year. draws in five starts. Canadiens 2 11 20 2 Coach Maury Van Vllet announc­ Norm Modine, a 180-pounder from ed la.st night that eight of the start­ the North Shore club of last year, But last night all of the old finesse was there as ing lineup will be members of the will be at fullback. At flying wing Frankie chalked up shutout No. 1 of this season against N.H.L. Leaders Thunderblrd squad that swept will be Garnle Smith, 160-pound Chicago Black Hawks. through to an undefeated season in midget of the squid, and a danger­ (By The Canadian press.) 1933. ous open field runner. The victory was the first of the season for the Bruins. Standing—Toronto, won 5, lost li Most of them are additions to the Also on hand will be Coach Van The 2-0 triumnh in Chicago lifted them into fifth place. drawn 0, points 10. Vliet, who played on the Oregon league leadership In separate cities. Bulldog squad since the end of its DOUG LANE Two'other fine goal-tending Points—Howe, Detroit, 3 goals, 6 first string in 1934 and 1935, when regular playing season, and despite Defence performances were eclipsed by Both won, and Toronto remained a assists, 9 points. he was named all-coast back. He the fact that they played together Age 21. Height 6'. Weight 160, Brimsck last night—that of single point In front of the second- Goals—Allen, Chicago, 5. said he might even do a bit of play­ a year ago, Coach Van Vliet was shoots right. A Saskatchewan hock­ Rookie Johnny Mowers who place Red Wings. Assists—Howe, Detroit, 6. ing. skeptical about the value of the two- ey product, born in Prince Albert. backed Detroit Wings to a 2-1 FIVE STRAIGHT WINS Penalties — Orlando, Detroit, 14 week period allowed the reorganized TWO CALGARY PLAYERS Played his first hockey with mid­ victory over Canadiens Toronto invaded New York to minutes. team to whip into shape. TO FLY TO COAST get and juvenile clubs of that city. and another by veteran Turk stretch their streak to five straight —Mowers, Detroit; Rob­ "I don't know how it'll come out CALGARY, Nov. 22.—((» — Two Made the jump to junior ranks in Broda, who helped Toronto victories at the expense of the Am­ ertson, Americans; Broda, Toronto, Saturday," said Van Vliet. "Your members of the Bronks' football 193G-37 with the Prince Albert jun­ Maple Leafs also to a 2-1 tri- ericans. A crowd of about 8,400 and Brimsek, Boston, one each. guess is as good as mine. "We've squad and possibly three, will take ior Mintos, graduating to the sen­ umps over . watched Syl Apps provide the win­ had less than two weeks, you know, to the ah- for their game with the ior Mintos in 1937-38, the last sea­ But they were scored on. Bulldogs at Vancouver on Saturday ning goal at 1:16 of an overtime and that isn't very •long." son in which P.A. bad a senior cluo. Brimsek wasn't. Before 15,487 fans afternoon. Playing Coach Larry period by fighting through the Am­ CFlaherty tied it up for Americans Under the guidance of Van Vllet, Winter of 1933-39 found him with In Chicago's home town, he turned Goalie Frank Brimsck, who has Haynes and Bob Harrison will defi­ ericans' defence and whipping home in the second period. BRIMSEK ANSWERS: who coached last year's U.B.C. team, Regina Aces and last year he was back every thrust of the Black been getting much of the blame nitely fly to the Pacific coast on a a three-footer. A second-period goal by Detroit's the Bulldogs have been practising at imported by Olds Elks where he be­ Hawks. Meanwhile Herble Cain for ' poor showing during the first few games of the Trans-Canada Airways plane Friday The teams had played through a Gus Giesebrecht meanwhile pushed night under the lights. came an important cog in Frank gave Boston a goal in the second N.H.L. schedule, made a convincing reply to his critics last night night. They will be accompanied by 1-1 tie in the regulation time. Gor- Canadiens ail alone into the league HUSKY CLUB Couison's speedy young club. Thor­ period and forward Mel Hill added Lieut. Paul Rowe, if he can make ar­ dle Drillon beat Charlie Rayner, cellar. The tally broke a 1-1 tie as he performed brilliantly to shut out Chicago Mack Hawks 2-0. As announced last night the start­ oughly conversant with Couison's another in the next. ing lineup will see the Bulldogs rangements to get away from his style of play, Lane started numer­ Kenora, Ont., youngster subbing for which came about in the first period fielding a line averaging 189 pounds. army duties. ous goalward thrusts with well-tim­ While Brimsek was proving his the.injured Earl Robertson in the when Modere Bruneteau scored for The Bulldogs' backfield averages 179. Other members of the squad who ed passes. He finished the . season right to stay in the league, Toronto American nets, to put Toronto Detroit and Tony Demers for Cana­ Cranbrook Archery Spencer is Again Holding down left end will be Jack will leave by train Friday morning with 7 goals and 5 assists for a total and Detroit were battling for the ahead, but Johnny (Peanuts) diens. Tucker, 175-pound ball snatcher who will be: Joe Turner, Jimmy Gilkes, of 12 points. A sturdy blocker and Club Ready to Start Named President played with the U.B.C. last year. George Alexander, Bill Wusyk, Mar­ strong skater. tin Allred, Renn Mitchell, Arnold (From Our Own Correspondent) Of Cardston A.A.A. Hank Stradlotti, 210 pounds, also with U.B.C. last year, will play left Sweder, halfbacks; Bob Gosgrove, CRANBROOK, B.C., Nov. 21. — tackle. ; Dave Adams, Irvine Kelsey, The archery equipment, ordered by (From Our Own Correspondent.) At left guard will be Joe Bud- Jack Lawrence, Louis Rimstad, a club which organized several nick, 205 pounds. Budnick, who guards; Mort Van Ostrand, Gordon Berth In Eastern CARDSTON, Nov. 21. — Mark weeks ago to learn this art, has ar­ played for Santa Clara, is now coach Gelhaye, Dick Haughian, Denny rived and arrangements have been Spencer was elected president of the at Vancouver College. In the centre Layzell, tackles; Hal Harrison, Russ completed for an indoor winter range Cardston Amateur Athletic associa will be Bob Curry, 180-pounder who Renni», Bob Freeze, Dave Stark, at the Laurie Sign Shop, which ex­ tion at the annual meeting last ends; and Wolfle Hughes, quarter­ Canada Srid Firm was on last year's U.B.C. team. night. C. B. Cheesman is again the tends through half a block. Frank Wallace, also a graduate back. secretary. This is a second term for Twenty members have Joined of the 1939 U.B.C. squad, will play Other members of the squad un­ this organization and they plan to Mr. Spencer who was president a ight guard. Wallace played high able to make the trip are Chuck At Stake Saturday devote one evening a week to prac­ couple of years ago. school football in Calgary three Miliman, star defence of the Stam- tice and competitive target shoot­ The association's carnival last years ago before coming here to peders' hockey team; Bill Werth ing during the winter, while an out­ week was a great success. Secretary university. and Ken Barr, policemen'; and Ed Travels to Argo door range has been completed for Cheesman yesterday handed the Right tackle will be held down by Rorvig, outstanding fullback of the summertime. local Red Cross a cheque for $84.58 another U.B.C. player, 195-pound western conference who came out Lair— Entertains Much of the equipment will be as­ and mailed the receiver-general a Angy Provanzanno. At right end of retirement to play the last league sembled by the members them­ cheque for $150 to help Canada's war will be John Pearson, 175-pound game and the two playoff contests Balmy Beach selves. effort. double duty man who will likely against Blue Bombers. OTTAWA, Nov. 22.—CT—O ttawa handle most of the kicking for the Rough Riders, up 11 points in their Bulldogs. Playing with U.B.C. last two-game Interprovincial Rusby year, Pearson had a punting aver­ Drive For Funds Football Union playoff series with age of more than 50 yards for the Toronto , completed pre­ .11 season. To Open parations for the final game in To­ ronto Saturday at a two-hour day­ Coleman Rink light drill Thursday. Nanton Curling Riders left for Toronto this after­ noon. The same 24 who played last YOULLNEED fFrom Our Own Correspondent) til Saturday, when Riders toppled Ar- COLEMAN. Nov. 21.—A group of Club Has 31 Rinks gos 12-1, are expected to see action BATTERIES live wire sportsmen, along with a next Saturday. of public and high school (From Our Own Correspondent) Ottawa's "paydirt twins," Andv NANTON, Nov. 21.—The Nanton students, have started a campaign RECHARGES to sell season tic.ets for skating and Tommy and Tony Golab, both will Curling club will start the season be ready to move out on the field with 31 rinks. There will be 20 rinks Pee Wee hockey games in an effort to secure sufficient funds to open whenever Conch Ross Trimble gives RENTALS \ of men and 11 ladies' rinks. The men the signal. Tommy yesterday- said chose the following skips: Glenn the Coleman Crystal arena. Should there not be sufficient tickets sold his leg injury was not bothering Robbie, S. Spring, P. C. Loree, W. him. C. Cooper, O. G. Parsons, A. Grieg, the registered holders of the tickets Riders yesterday had a blackboard E. E. Coutts, A. Cummings, H. Ga- will be refunded their money. session and then went onto the field has, C. Norrison, O. E. Smith, R. The venture seemingly is meet­ to work on signals. Miller, W. S. Donnelly, J. Boyce, ing with success as two icemakers SARNIA TO GAMBLE R. Clapperton, W. Roney and two have been on the job for a week ON AERIAL ATTACK rinks from the local militia skipped and state ice will be available for SARNIA, Ont., Nov. 22.—W—Wide by E. McLean and Jas. Dick. The skating 48 hours after the next cold open football in which the Sarnia ice is in good condition and play snap hits this area. 2-26th Battery team will stake every­ will start at once in the first com­ Coleman will ice an Intermediate thing cn an aerial attack is likely petition which is the Cooper shield. team, a meeting being scheduled to to develop here Saturday when the be called shortly. All other classes Gunners meet Balmy Beach in the of hockey will be sponsored from second game of the Senior junior right down to super pee wee. 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Not content ing from now on, regardless of weather, ONGS" help prevent sudden The 25-year-old British net star fifth straight victory, a 2-1 triumph TORONTO, Nov. 22.—«P) — Lew started playing tennis 10 years ago. over New York Americans. with merely lowering its efficiency, cold chills that cause colds, (he gravest Hayman sent see the man who is equipped to promise She is a veteran international com­ • Johnny (Peanuts) O'Flaherty, •ingle menace to health. They pro­ through a brief daylight practice weather piles on the work it has to do. petitor. Americans, who became the N.H.L.'s it. He is your Exide dealer. 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