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1954 Long Branch Squares Series 22 THE WINNIPEG Sept 3 1934 Ontario Squares Series With Jut who will travel out to Van ing Long Branch and by the same Coleman broke in alone at 3 DerrettVictoryShort- - couver in search of Minto Cup token and the lead was Ontario's Coleman hampering Homer Third laurels Is a mute question Penalties were prominent in the for the Derrett muffed a Quarter Thursday night at the Olympic especially for breakaway for the before Smith Ontario's Branch Mon- The scored five Ruse hit for at Rus- Hunt Long times another R. Coleman arch made a with the Monarchs sell rose to great heights at this Horner sudden-deat- s. a h affair when they The clubs traded goals when five point with the club Ruse All-Sta- rs Fargey Chem turned back Manitoba's junior aside while Ontario clicked while With the Monarchs still shy a Coleman before close to themselves were a man a Neave minor and mis they McLaughlin got break and Smith and Chem Referees Joey and Ron scored at Manitoba's Mike Second Quarter Hunt Manitoba the opener McNeil In place of Ron having no chance Lyndon Fourth Quarter dished 19 McQueen last setting the stage up penalties Coleman Hunt for Saturday night's rubber match 13 for Ontario including a pair of McQueen after 42 seconds and Henderson Henderson minute Hunt at Ontario in front at the Game time Is 8 ten had Howard Morrow Ruse got Ontario in front at the by a single goal but Hen- Howard Smith misconduct Insufficient staying power and a mark of the first but Derrett derson got the long break pass Ruse guy by the name of Dave tied it at to net the insurance tally at Russell were enough to sidetrack Both goals were Cole- the Coastward bid last man made it look at but Both teams and MLA officials The had a lead Horner clicked at with the were Eaton's guests Tom after the first period but after go- teams each a man They Miller on in second were still five aside when Smith ing three up the Ontario Spotlight Sport watched the Ontario lads take registered 40 seconds Lyn- The Monarch potted don made it at with Cole-ma- n with five straight markers to enjoy an off and the Monarchs had bulge at half two serving time when Horner Two quickies to start the third and Lyndon connected at JACK WELLS pulled Manitoba even but Russell and took over from here with some Lyndon had it at of the The Monarchs second again Refers Joe uncanny Ron both added three more to close out the but five in a row by the East- of SUMMARY lacrosse series between the third for a Again Man- erners had a different picture in First Quarter The current junior all-sta- rs Monarchs itoba rallied when two goals a Marksmen were Ruse local and Long Branch JUST TWO FOR TWO Manitoba's Ross Fargey and Ted Derett white How- attendance than in the fourth having the fans the deserved better and Ontario's Chick and an unidentified team mate appear dreaming of another fourth-quarte- r ard and Over the spread of two games to be each other in M into semi final at the Horner a at in checking Thursday's Cup Olympic but fired dandy as scuffle for a best-of-thr- a late tally by Paul there is only a goal the clubs they right Ontario defeated Manitoba last their ee series at Henderson scuttled the the third and Hunt equalized at locals won the squaring Takes to move into the finals for the Minto The opener one win Manitoba taking the opener The deciding contest is billed for Pete Ruse and Johnny Coleman with th east the second and that's a very thin scored three each for the in a series such as Henderson getting Bert Bristow spread Tops Bantam of locals and Merv McKenzie Singletons went to Howard City Both Johnny the Chick Les Howard Sailing Classic with the were ready for the sack early Thursday night oft on each other night and Bill Bert Bristow outdistanced the Ball Crown after a close They tee again Saturday had three Henderson and six-mil- and the travels to the west coast for the field Sunday to win the e at the Get Smith a Arabella sailing race staged by captured the city bantam Winning the semi-fina- ls presents a The Canadian Lacrosse Jump For Gord Horner and the Winnipeg Canoe baseball championship Thursday Association allows only five dollars a day for living expenses while Lyndon matched Ruse and when Ralph In a solid Bristow night they edged West End on the and unless the club has outside you can't Coleman with the hat Joe at West End to moved into early in the be or in the joints with room service on a best-of-seve- n living plush In Hunt behind with Ted eating Final win final Girls right and sailed to an the Softball race away easy fin a Derrett and Barry McQueen had four games to small West Kildonan kept standing by while the Blues and and Audrey Maloney collected the the Hunt also had two took over eastern in on winning a semi- The Arabella Trophy is donated The Squad will now meet Merv McKenzie the champions right Thursday night played remaining much and as a result got the on final Ramblers went with by Nick a former Pine the rural in a This is his first experience as coach and he admits that he'd jump Bev Coe paced West Both sides la best-of-thre- e in their Greater Winni- out five played better member of the Canoe series for the provin sooner be than sweating it out on the He has the Ramblers Kildonan hitters with three did Winnipeg playing Senior Girls' Softball crosse than of title-winni- ng peg League and Beeson they cial bantam First game lacrosse having played on one Minto Cup team Illness had Mary Manning Ethel getting Passing was shooting was the set is scheduled for Audrie Daniels and Brown two Helen Panno with a Saturday in 1940 with The Terriers played a local squad om the way Marge much improved while the game it- at p.m. at the With Donna Manning weaving a on the sidelines along with Shirley Ramshaw and through that included Andy Brannigan in and Moe self was faster and more with the other two games to be four the ion and Laurie Dra-ca- s collected re- Greco Wins on As McKenzie recalls the east won from here neat Audrey Maloney Long Branch were the superior played Monday at Pine dumped Ramblers extremely has resumed her teaching maining C to Mossbank in two claims it was the MONCTON Johnny Dave Wardale was the winning straight shorthanded for this one in Kurta not in For Merle The Dominion lacrosse associa- of out a for that cost them the of best-of-seve- n hammered pitcher giving inadequate the opening round a West Kildonan never Ev Myrtle Colpitts and tion had the Eastern face off in unanimous decision three out six 1950 when over up only striking McKenzie was with Hamilton in 1948 and Peterborough Second game goes They grabbed single runs in the Shirley Brown mustered working order after a difference Emerson in and The loss was walking they won the Mann the top award in He claims that next Tuesday night at Osborne first and second Ramblers Score Eastern and Western on Grant who Game 8 by a listless fight before a small pinned this l Manitoba has uncovered in their auest time is getting one back in the There was no doubt about it help also allowed six hits and The West Kildonan 10 4 crowd here Thursday only the It could to be too for the As stated recent conquer Two more in the fourth had Ram- struck out prove tough ors of last Ramblers 1002 4 3 one after two year's blers on the The three walks issued War- - previously there's only a goal difference on Manning and by picked a short staffed struck out two but dale proved since they all The eastern coach is the athletic commissioner of having Rambler nine last After Manning and walked six in her winning came in the third walking jurisdiction over minor amateur sport as well as pro boxing and a bye into the and earning Her mates hopped on the in the lone West End tally of the Having studied drama by reading the movie scored the Minnie for ten opening McKenzie claims he is well qualified to oversee The Ontario run in the second frame on an fanned two and passed Athletic Commission concentrates on one sport each This year Connor Walks Out error and a hit by then Baseball it's and have supplied lacrosse sticks to all those who Bev Coe West got the winning marker in the they On Toronto Shortstop paced third on a a walk and a field requested Next year it will be track and The late Argos Kildonan hitters with three er's Lionel Conacher was the first followed by Syl Apps TORONTO Ted Manning and Ethel Beeson Allan Hilderman and and now Merv tangy tackle from Nebraska Uni- getting two Helen Panno Scores Don Gushe were versity and third draft choice of with a Shirley Ramshaw the only hitters right McKenzie is more concerned with the Long Branch NORTHERN V for each Philadelphia walked out rapping F-Moorh- who have on the lacrosse and Johnny ead while Vic Williamson hit twice and designs junior on Toronto Argonauts of the Big 83 52 club is shaping up as a Saturday will tell Brain Fatal St.
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