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WINGS TAKE STANLEY CUP in 4 STRAIGHT Firsl Drink Oul of €Ii|» Is WATER! His Future in M'nd Mowers Gets Second Time Any It to the Hoys Friday, April 9, 1943 PAGE 26 pktkoit EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHEEKY, SS00) Sports WINGS TAKE STANLEY CUP IN 4 STRAIGHT Firsl Drink Oul of €ii|» Is WATER! His Future in M'nd Mowers Gets Second time any it to the hoys. VfSs. April 0 wo’ Id hockey championship just 1 hands for the first since | This time there wasn’t | Then went F.VSTON Auiie, time the | scorn held it while Al Mot- khe come*., We «If an hour h* loie. Larry Marty Barry and champagne no for Li be Wren L'C-s “Here fellow«. h ter Stanley < lip, won it for Detroit Red Wings had to run to make and Don Grosso lifted big looked hI her h little too earlv Ihe original Herbie Lewis Win, bottles beer f t r* i s,” | 1936 and 1937. this tram. But they bad ideas. of and poured the 2-0 n* o h<>* in Mates .vhotjted as Abel. s.i Adams Shutout in»t >cir." Sid foamy liquid the howl. Picked nrs* z o w ;\ It wasn't champagne that But they drank WATER! into ,i,irk Adam* »fug into tall Ihen is moment's silence. heavily ,t greatest oured into it lor the The train was rocking \> t * - tit itcmng nncot up bubbled in hockey's It was .n i rate and lifted a ¦ shout a > Wing manager, the beer foamed up \l 111. ii; t hiH'kt y trophy this lime. There would Red who has and ns and Battered; Rv Iro DON f > her Imiw 1. t i 11 players i jolted He Emerges Bleeding • . mm th.s little space. have been champagne in it last never taken a drink of any- sudden lurch of the car Rr * Wing manager hf'*d ¦ d the ’ ’ -¦ r c > ¦"' “Ift's idl 'rr up," came the yfar at Toronto or Detroit had thing stronger. the bowl gave Laxcomhc CHICAGO. Ar’ j* h.- head in tin- crowded Stanley * thr* Wing* completed Their Adams thanked the boys. first drink from tte n flr 1 Pav s- . part men t of LLi. Carveth, Seore Winners Frankie S.rkw _r,g ;or*i he Liscombe - tipjicd ('up by accident. He even had I; was rolling a >. ti-< t let! up the Stanley* march to the cup. They had They cheered him as - i nw ¦ thel v ”> -ifTrier n it just a too it up, drank deeply of the New foam in his ears. "'<:<• W mgs away <’.p , hit and around went ex|*ccled little (luadaii ana or Red from i finest. By LEWIS H. WALTER . Wings York Central's Then around went the rup. t p>« on 1 U” where they had won the tin tii’ph.y in the Red much, perhaps, as Abel hinted. r\ *— they may bo. may rv POSTON, April 9- That's all folks! The Red Wings did It! That’s all of this hockey season —a season which has ended in but :t may yrari .rr. next P . smashing victory for the new world champions and their fight- Freddie V. nr. i uus ONLY THE SHADOW OF THE PUCK GOT PAST MOWERS g\» .t¦. ri»'. ing manager. Jack Adams. * Slide Rule Rises ia’r on the .tuts. They’ll be home tonight with the Stanley Cup. Goalie Undoubtedly :* w »s the future Johnny Mowers. Capt.; Sid Abel. Joey Carveth and Carl < Snuffy) * the lain t re men who guide Liscombe -all those lied Wings who completed their cup sweep t had in mind. j o foethall hib Derby their fourth straight victory over the Boston of co;:*. so. <s As Threat by driving to presumption, The 12,954. that the priz** Detroit bagged Bruins here last night before a crowd of r. National Football Leagu* s This deciding game was their wing to draft snatch ”C twbdee in C hi- greatest victory of the cup finals, on left half way the Bos- np yesterday w 1 be in active Feature one in which they fought out part ton red line. [Taking t two kept vpnlip bv t’p time the next of the last period with four men For a st ide or Cow ley YORK, April 9 (UP)— Carveth, gridiron *e roll 4, around NEW against six and still brought their pace with then Joe Rule, ,speed\ of to the right and Snkwirh in the marines Slide chestnut son bleeding goalie. Johnny Mowers, shifted pulled as a away to the to a ar.d Schreiner belies ed headed Snark. loomed today dan- through to his second straight goal atone fiie grious coiner. srrvtoe. contender for Kentucky shutout, 2-0. 10-footer into the far ior May following Of course, if hy chance either IVrby hotiors 1 his There may have been better WOI’LDVT B ELIFA E IT one or both of the players still impressive win in the Kxjieri- goalies in the history of hockey m< ntal Handicap at Jamaica, the This looked like a shm lead as i« around and able to play, it i hut none better than red-faced right with Messrs. \ esterday. Mowers as he held the raging the Bruins kept pouring in hut will hr all stirring: added the big Mandel arid Dorais Slide Rule drove to a Bruins scoreless through the las* Snuffy Liscombe victory nut-j that had Stanley Cup written If not. it willbe all right, too. neck over Rossuet. an six periods of the Stanley Cup one sid«'r, and Vincent ive, another playoffs. on it early in the second |s'rif>d lightly regarded entry, as IHfi days Liscombe did it alone. And he BRIANS Best All-Americans of racing opened in the New York DESPERATE did it against the Cowley line. Sinkwich, a lorrid halfback area. Blue Swords, the favorite, Out of two great individual Starting deep in Detroit ire he performer with University of finished a disappointing eleventh scoring rallies by Joe Carveth and went all the way down the left Georgia, and Schreiner, a bril- in the flield of IIS. Carl Liscomhe. the Red Wings 'ide, shifted into high ns he cir- liant end from the University of Slide Rules win in the F\prri- iv, k gained thoig goals, one in each of cled Jack Crawford and lifted a Wisconsin, were the only players mental sharpened interest in hi* thp first two period*. They scored l»erfect rising shot from 2K feet who made every All-America meetings with Blue Swords and although it was the Bruins, des- out which over Brimsek s tpam of note in the 19-1-1 sclcc- Count Fleet in the Wood Me- perate in the face of elimination, left shoulder high into the net—- t.om morial Handicap at Jamaica April who battered and slashed at them, then bounced out Sinkwich not only electrified 17. and the derby. carried the play to Detroit most The [»uck slid out pa«t Craw- from the gate to the turn great crowds with his magnifi- Fifth of the way. ford. who couldn't believe it was Slide slipped cent piav in the regular season, !for home. Rule For the fir«t time in Ihe play- in although Abel and Jack Stew- K I, BB B tourneyed out to Pasadena to through on the inside at the head offs the Bruins, led hy Rill Cowley art were hugging Snuffy. Craw- he the and ran down the lead the Bulldog* to a smashing {of stretch and *rt>arked too. hy then- fiery ford skated back to the goal judge tmnt runnri-*: under a strong ride line," the who confirmed the had of Cali- • triumph over University ¦ ¦ "sprout outshot Red news . Wjmmimmmimm by Conn McCreary Bossiiet came I f r savt”* two goals fornia 14 to 0. in ihe Rose Bow l. Wing*. Mowers made 30 Those were the which Sinkwich. married, hails front front far back in the early stages and Brimsek only 18 hut the Rqd finally gave the Red Wings their a head from Youngstown. 0.. a cradle for a to save second by Wings rode through. They didn t third Stanley Cup in 17 years, IVincent ive. though brought formidable array of good foot- J h. v;;" ..JK SL **^B hack up even Eddie Wares them the big troph> after for the six furlong sprint a A \ Croa- Time played out the game with blond of s-. ! B| - ball players. ‘MiB. JL fv L M (Continued on Rage 27) a* a was 1:12 4-5. crippled right wrist. Adam Brown tian descent, Sinkwich. * A crowd of 26.424 .jammed the c v, ¦ ffSr . ? sla*h footballer in college, stood 5 feet d* -w**WSn¦ Jk>. Ws came out with a over his stands and pured an operpng dav right eye, and Mowers a two- 30 inehe* and weighed 190 51.309,919 through pounds of rock. record total of stitch gash over right ot h from > pounds—l9o {the mutuel windows. orris a net total of 2.IST yards t'W&m+Jmmmm?* I stopping a puck. The Detroiters With took a heating p„ ;nprt_79s rushing and 1.392 really physical losing passing Sinkwich last season from the Bruins. smashed a record of 1.92 k held IloilWings elm Carveth. the curley-haired young right Regina, who Bud Schwenk of Washington winger from hv at it to become a Wing University < St. Louis). In Iff stuck Red despile two legv was the attempts, Sinkwich completed broken t,r;iuil Duo at who gave the Wings their big li 84 passes at an average of man pass. He * push toward the cup.
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