PAGE EIGHTEEN THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937 CANADIE BRUINS FIRST DEFEAT OF SEAS Joe, The Fisherman FLYING FRENCHMEN SPEED TO 20 SHUTOUT VICTORY IN WIDE-OPEN GAME; CHI-HAWKS WHIP RANGERS 2 1

Thompson. Hurtling Habitants Are Still Supreme When the Siebert turned HIP tide with a Opposition Want to Step Up Pace—Siebert and good guess as (lie llrst peiiod oled. Caught in a corner on a i>la.\ cro- Goupille Score for Montrealers—Black Hawks nted by young Polly Drouiti. he aimed at. Thompson's leg am! th" The fisherman hero is .Toe DiMairsio. Vinket- outfielder, pulling Vault Into Second Place. puck bounded into the net- Iroin a one in San Pablo bay, California. log-pad two .seconds before the (By tlu> Canadian Press) cha pier's close. HKX the opposition is willing to fly, Can- Maintaining (he pace through Wadiens can be the Flying Frenchmen of old—perhaps the second and third periods, the the 's most dazzling team. teams refused to yield a big oppor­ LEAFS WIN, WINGS AMERKS TIE IN PEE WEE GAMES tunity by drawing a and Canadiens' flock of flyweight forwards don't always the game drew into the first of the revel in close-knit defensive play and heavy bodying. But N.H.L. schedule to pass without, a Cecil Haft's clever cast is in its element against a team sentence. Four minutes from the finish, Goupille. playing his first THRILL - PACKED South American Invader Romps to Victory TORONTO CLUB willing to wage a speed duel and the going is bound to full season in the big league, broke be spectacular. with three forwards from a BruOi carried a record of eight games with­ mass attack. Toe Blake was stop­ GAME ENDS IN ped by Clapper but Goupille picked TRIMS NEW YORK out a defeat into Montreal last night and elected to match up the puck and kept going to lift skating prowess with the Canadiens. They became the it by Thompson. league's last team to record a loss when the hurtling 5-ALL DEADLOCK RANGERS 3 TO 2 Habitants shut them out 2-0 before a crowd of 7,000 that HAWKS RALLY The Hawks had to come from be­ endorsed the wide-open, penalty-less phiy. hind to subdue Rangers. 2-1. after Wings Take Two- Lead Caiiadieu.s stopped into ,1. second- GOAL-TENDING DUEL Neil Cniville had put the visitors (Hamilton) Fanell Fires in Extra Time But Amaz­ place tie with j Will' Cuclo and ahead in the period on .Me>: Home Winn'ng Goal in and , four pom waged a goal-tending duel at Mont Shlblcky's pass. When Bryan Hex- ing Ones Tie it Up behind Toronto in the Canndum oi- real n.s play ranged quickly from lill drew a minor penaltv in the Third Period vision. Tomorrow night Amerk-ans end to end. and the nimble Cude second, Thompson began the defeat Staging a mighty last-minute visit Maroons and Canadiens in­ emerged winner. As the two goals cf his old mates. rally in overtime, Hoyt's New vade Torcnto. The Leafs and Ma­ went by, Thompson slipped behind E^irl Seibert and Gott.selig drew York Americans overcame a Baalim's roons have played two more games Earl Robertson of Americans in the assists en the potter play that end­ two-goal deficit to knot the i-.ok an early ''-0 lead in thr than their rivals. net minders' race, the low total of ed in Thompson's counter. And score at 5-5, and so split the first (MPto of the owning sranu1 With Paul Thompson and Johnny 13 scores against Robertson giving when Phil Watson of Rangers went points with.Morris and Barrett's in last night's Pec Wee National Gottselig marking the way, Chicago him an Advantage of one. off late in the third, Thompson and in last night's Hockey Leistue program. :uu'. Black Hawks vaulted over the in- and Loui.s Trudel laid down the purl: second Pee Wee game at the after Kresge's New York Rang­ and-out into Goupille got their first goals of the for Gottsclig's goal on another big Arena, The scoreboard read ers bad deadlocked the r.ount, second place, five points behind season and the forwards' frenzied drive. 3-3 at the end of regulation time, iHamU'on) Farrell tore down Boston, by defeating Rangers 2-1 at attacks had to go unrewarded. The 7.500 who attended saw, in but In overtime the Wings swept 'he left boards and let go a Chicago. Thompson became the Charlie Sands sped down on Cude contrast, to the Montreal game, a into a two goal lead only to see ti'-izing ••hot that whizzed pa.s( American division's .•••coring le.ider three times, only to be outguessed small parade of penalties. Lynn Pat­ the Amazing Amerks come back (Kerr) Highton into the Rank­ by whipping home the first goal at the goalmouth. Johnny Gagnon, rick of Rangers and Roger Jenkins and tie it up, (Oliver) Zubach er nets, and tnat one goil was and aiding Gottselig in the win­ Pit Lepine and Rod Lorrain led of Chicago drew majors in the first batting in a rebound for the the margin of a 3-2 victory for ning effort. drive after drive on the able for fighting. tying marker. the Leafs. Detroit's sensational centreman. It was the first goal scored on (Barry) Beard, started out slowly but Highton this year. Cross was in in the last two periods and in over­ gca! fcr the Rang-'rs in the first time he was outstanding. By his Coming round the bend out of the backstretch walloping. It was a convincing victory for thr period when Toronto built up a two- brilliant play of last night, stick- : was Amor Brujo < at the extreme right i by one South American champion in his United States goal lead on two easy shots that handling, shifting, and skating:, he :ngth over Rommy. At the finish it was the debut at Tanforan race track in California. The found their way into the net. swept into an overwhelming lead in \rgentine horse, Amor Brujo, by three lengths other horse is Sweepstaff (No. 2). Toronto really went to town in the the race for scoring honors. He is first period and entirely outplayed LVIE'S now away out in front of the league, th? Gotham blue-shirts. They were with six points. Last night he count­ led on the attack by (Jackson) The Quality Store for Men's Gifts ed one goal and assisted in three Firth, who played steady hockey all others. His bullet-shot wing-mac, the way through the contest. (Hor­ offer this season exclusive (Aurie) Chervinski and (Lewis) Hoar Furore Follows Trading Of Walker ner) Armitt. drew his round of ap­ each blazed two goals into the net, plause by his swift rushes. "He did new lines in men's up-to- and even this early in the season, not draw a single penaltv and he the-minute furnishings. this line has surpassed anything the played the part of "Homer the other clubs have to offer. CONSIDERED TO good." much like his professional Proceedings were enlivened for a HOCKEY'S counterpart. few seconds in the third period by HAVE OUTBESTED COCHRANE With defeat staring them in the LOUNGE ROBES, a fight, featuring (Young) Stewart BIG SEVEN face, the Rangers withdrew Cross and (Shields) Dunlop, but Referee and placed sensational Hector High- HOUSE JACKETS, Holt soon quenched the ardor of IN LATEST TRADING DUEL (By The Canadian Press.) ton in gQal in the second period. these two Pee Wees by banishing Paul Thomnson of Clucago push­ An inspired Ranger team then set SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, them for 5-minutes apiece. ed his way into the National Hockey Detroit Fans Protest by Thousands Following Trading forth to even the count, but the With only one minute and thirty- League's Big Seven last night with of One of Favorite Stars—Cochrane Gives stonewall Toronto defence plaved SCARVES, five seconds remaining in the final j a goal and an in the 2-1 vic­ remarkabjy well, and only one goal period and the Amerks out in front ] tory over Rangers, his eighth and Reasons for Move could the Rangers get. that by their NECKWEAR, 3-2, Detroit scored the goal that ' ninth scoring points of the season. brilliant .defenceman (Pratt) Staf­ brought on that eventful overtime MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3.—(.?)—Once their trading "duel.'' Dykes scored He steeped into a fourth-place tic ford. HOSIERY, GLOVES, period. | upon a time all was quiet and peace­ ! first, selling to Mickey with Sylvanus Apps of Toronto, ful along the Detroit river. . . . (Cohille) Ponech finally tied up Those Amazing Amerks brought | for S75.00O, and Detroit fans yelled whose club still holds all the top Gerald Walker, with ninth-inning the game, but Toronto went ahead AND SLIPPERS. the fans to their feet with a stir- ' long and loud after that one, quiet­ berths. of Americans. tie scores, slammed out triples to 3-2 on Hamilton's goal and the" ring offensive that really had power ing down when Mick passed Sim Chuck Conacher and Bill Thorns of =end the stands into uproars and kept that lead until the final bell and produced two quick goals. In mons on for about S15.000. Then Toronto, Marty Barn- of Detroit then got caught off third to send leaving the ice with their initial all it was a thrilling contest, well Cochrane sold Dykes pitcher Carl and Doc Romne-=; of Chicago are New, crisp exclusive pat­ into temporary victory of the season. worth witnessing. Next -Thursday Fischer, and Jimmy now sadly says: still tied with eight points each. hysterics. Al Simmons was just an­ will again be Pee Wee hockey night. "All I can say is he warned me— The leaders: G. A.Pts These two clubs will battle It out terns, in holiday merchan­ other ball player working for Chi­ -^J.C. where is Carl now. anyway?" Drillon. Toronto 8 7 again tonight at the Lions' Carni­ cago White Sox, and Cochrane and dise from the foremost LINEUPS: Mickey, in search of a pitcher, H. Jackscn. Toronto 7 5 12 val in a 20-minute encounter, that Jimmy Dykes of the White should produce action galore.—J.C. Americans: (Worters) Perry; went after Jimmy tenaciously. At Hcrner, Toronto 2 10 12 Sox little dreamed they'd some day LINEUPS European and Canadian (Shields) Dunlop, (Graham) Mc- the Army-Notre Dame and Army- <\pps, Toronto 2 7 9 try to outsmart each other in this - Leod; (Klein) Harrison. (Carr) Mil- Navy football game he took seats Thompson. Chicago 2 7 0 Rangers—(Ken ) Cross and High- makers. Gifts that will Wisconsin metropolis. roy, (Schriner) Tennant; (Lamb) near Dykes and kept demanding: Stewart. Americans 6 2 3 ton; (Pratti Stafford. (Coulter) "How about a pitcher—you owe me Pitt, (Murray) Speaker. (Wiseman) Things were different today and Conacher, Toronto 5 3 8 Fleetwood; CShibicky) Smith. (Col- be sure to please. for that Simmons deal." And yes­ ville) Ponech, (Smith) Thompson; Rebar, (Stewart) Bradley, (Oliver) through the lobby of the baseball Barry, Detroit 5 3 3 meeting hotel headquarters ran a terday Cochrane got his pitcher, (Heller) McLean, (Cooper) Reid, Zubach, (Cotton) Routledge. Horr.nes. Chicago 4 4 8 report of mutiny in the Motor City. Vern Kennedy. (Keeling) Whitson, (Dillon) Swan- Red Wings: (Smith) Sinclair; Thorns, Toronto 3 5 8 (MacDonald) Clelland, (Howe, Mar­ Detroit scribes, reporting fans by COCHRANE'S REASONS son, (Patrick^ Gibson. tin; (Barry) Beard, (Aurie) Cher­ thousands were protesting against "To the fans in Detroit I can give Toronto — (Broda) McKenna; vinski, (Lewis) Hoar; (Goodfellow) yesterday's Detroit-Chicago trade several honest reasons why I had to (Horner) Armitt, (Hamilton) Far­ Shand, (Young) Stewart, (Brune- which sent Gerald Walker from •nve up Walker," Cochrane said. "We rell; (Jackson) Firth, (Drillon) A Forsyth Shirt teau) Bullls, (Kelly) Pisko, (Sorrel) Tigers to White Sox, scurried in had to bolster our pitching because Blackpoolers Tufteland. (Apps) Bailey; (Fowler) search of Manager Cochrane. And Fooks. of the possibility Lyn Rowe never MilLs, (Thorns) Dunlop, (Boll) The new forfused collars in new Summary: Dykes chewed on his cigar, grinned will come back. We had to sacrifice Laing, (Conacher) Horwel!, (Metzj pleasing patterns. A real gift. First Period: 1, Americans, Wise­ and accepted congratulations of some power to get a good pitcher, Camobell. (Kelly) Owen. man (Oliver), 7:48; 2, Detroit, Aurie, many veterans who thought he had and in Dixie Walker we got a good Bolster Slipping SUMMARY "outilicked" his old 11:45. Penalty: Murray. ball hawk and steady .300 hitter. First period—1, Toronto, Jackson Athletics teammate. $2-00 to $3.00 Second Period: 3, Americans. Kennedy, I believe, will win 18 or 'Apps), :55: 2, Toronto, Thorns LONG "DUEL'' Murray (Klein), 3:47; 4, Detroit, 20 games for us. we must build for Team In Big Deal (Conacher), 5:40. Penalties none. Barry (Lewis), 7:00. No penalties. Close personal friends. Dykes and future seasons, and have the young Second period—3. Rangers, Pratt. Third Period: 5, Americans, Cochrane long have been engaged in players to build with." 5:55. Penalties, none. Forsyth and Schriner (Lamb), 8:52; 6, Detroit, Frank O'Donnell is New Ac­ Third period—4, Rangers, Cbl- Lewis (Barry), 15:25. Penalties: ville, 1:25; 5, Toronto, Hamilton. Young (5), Shields (5). quisition—Will Join 6:40. Penalties, none. | Arrow Overtime: 7, Detroit, Aurie (Bar­ Willie Buchan ry), 0:58; 8, Detroit, Lewis (Barry), "Laweensky" Joins!" N.H.L. Leaders MAN-ABOUT-TOWN 3:50; 9, Americans, Carr, 7:31; 10, LONDON, Dec. 3.—(CP. Cable.)— Americans, Oliver, 8:22. No penal­ SHIRTS (By The Canadian Press.) Thoroughly alarmed over the pros­ ties. SUMMARIES A new feature line that excels Wrestling Ranks CANADIAN DIVISION pect of a return to second-division Standing—Toronto, won 5, lost 2. status after a season among Eng­ In quality for the CANADIENS 2, BRUINS 0 tied 3. points 13. land's soccer "greats." Blackpool is particular dresser. • • Points—Driilcn. Toronto, 8 goals. out to bolster its team regardless First period—1, Canadiens, Sie­ $3.50 • LAST NIGHT'S N.H.L. STARS •> 7 assists, 15 points. of the cost. The Seasiriers figured bert, 15:53. Penalties, none. * O Kingfish to Become Murder­ GcaL?—Drillon. Toronto. 8. this week in the biggest deal of the Second period — Scoring, none. Penalties, none. Forsyth Pure Silk Shirts Scarves er of the Mat—There's Assists—Hcrner. Toronto. 10. football season to date. Penalties—Northcott, Maroons, 37 Despite acquisition of Willie Bu­ Third, period—2. Canadiens. Gou­ Plain colors blue, tan and Imported new fancy wool and silks (By The Canadian Press.) More Mazuma in it minutes. chan, 23-year-old Celtic star, at ? pille (Blake), 16:12. Penalties, none. grey $5.00 Wilf Cu.de, Canadiens, blanked Shutouts—Robertson, American;;, cost of £10.000 ($49,800) two weeks $1.00'$4.50 lreviously undefeated Bruins 2-0 o ago, Blackpool fell at home to Liv­ HAWKS 2, RANGERS 1 Lounge Robes with superlative goal-tending. CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—<7P)—King AMERICAN DIVISION erpool last Saturday and as a re­ First period—1, Rangers, N. Col- Neckwear Babe Siebert, Canadiens, scored Levinsky, one time night mayor and Standing—Boston, won 6. tied 2, sult of this week's bargaining. Frank vine (Shibicky). 15:35. Penalties— Exclusive new pattern ties. Swiss and Italian first goal and led Flying French­ pride of Maxwell Street, swelled his est 1. points 14. O'Donnell. another Scot, will play Shibicky, Jenkins (minor and ma­ House Coats men offensively and defensively chest with a sucking-in sound today Points — Thompson. Chicago, 2 alongside the erstwhile Celt at Mid­ jor), Levinsky, Patrick (maior). Always an acceptable gift, light weight flan­ against Boston. until the buttons of his coat nearly soals. 7 assists, S points. dlesbrough. Second period — 2, Chicago, nels, wools and silks {1* O C* f\ UP 50c" $2.00 Paul Thompson, Chicago, con­ popped off. Goals—Barn.'. Detroit, and Dil­ Blackpool induced Preston North Thompson (Gottselig, Seibert), 5:11. Gown tributed tying goal and assist for It was a preliminary to an an­ lon, Rangers, 5. End to part with O'Donnell in re­ Penalties—Hextall, Coulter. $8.50 SUITS winning goal as Hawks defeated the nouncement of tremendous import­ Assists—Thompson. Chicago, 7. turn for two of its best players and Third period—3, Chicago, Gott­ House Just arrived, In correct new styles and patterns Rangers 2-1 to gain second posi­ ance to him. Penalties — Cooper, Rangers, 20 a big cash payment, the exact selig (Trudel, Thompson), 14:59. coats $7.50 for the holiday season. tion. "Hey, you louse," he bellowed, minutes. amount undisclosed. H. Watmough, Penalties—Cooper, Heller, Jenkins, pulling up in front of a beer tavern. Shutout.1;—Kerr, Rangers, 3. outside-right, and J. Mcintosh, out­ Watson, NORTH SASKATCHEWAN "You're the guy I'm looking for." side-left, were the "part payment." Gloves $19.50 to $45.00 It is said If O'Donnell had been in­ "I want to make it a wrestle," he SEVEN PERSONS SPORTS Webb's imported and Acme. Canada's best volved in a straight cash proposi­ SENIOR LEAGUE parried, squinting his eyes. "There (From Our Own Correspondent) tion, Blackpool's outlay would have Tuxedo Suits Flin Flon 5; Prince Albert ain't no more mazuma for me fight­ SEVEN PERSONS, Dec, 1.— At been about £12 000 ($59,760). $1.25 "$4.50 A well tailored silk trimmed with brocaded ing any more. From now on I'm a the regular weekly sports practise SOCK* wrestler, a murderer of the mat." of the local athletic club held Mon­ The Poolers play Stoke City to­ morrow. -SCBflK The strapping Kingfish, who earn­ day evening a good attendance re­ Forsyth Pyjamas $29.50 ed $300,000 with his fists since 1929 j sulted. Volley ball and basketball WRESTLING Silk and fine quality English broadcloths, and then lost it, is going in for what ' and boxing were the main attrac­ N.H.L. CAMDEN, N.J.—Ernie Dusek, 226, Yama cloths. A colorful display in many new OVERCOATS he regards as important grunting tions, and all games were thor­ patterns confined to this store. Omaha, Neb., pinned George Kov- That are an outstanding value. Specially and groaning on the mat. The indi- j oughly enjoyec\ Five new members Standings erly, 220, Kansas City, 30:03. vidual he wants to meet is none low priced to us for sea- rt» *\ rff\ up were enrolled, bringing the total to HARTFORD, Conn.—Yvon Rob­ other than Bronko Nagurski, recog- i $1.75° $7.50 son end selling $ J, .Q^J over 30. Canadian Division ert, 220, Montreal, threw Pat Gilyy, nized here and there as heavyweight I W L D F A Pts 205, Texas, two straight falls. A small deposit will hold any article, Make your selections early. No charge champion. i CHICAGO HAWKS SELL Toronto .... 5 2 3 39 23 13 for Gift Boxes. "I gave all them big guys hell in • KENDALL AND HANSON Americans 4 3 1 19 13 9 FIGHTS the ring, didn't I?" he quizzed. "You ! CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—