PAGE TWELVE THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1937 BRIQUETTES WHIP LEAFS 4-3 BUT LOSE ROUND 7-4 BATTLING BRIQUETTES STAGE 3RD Leafs Await Word of Playoff Dates 'ERIOD RALLY TO TRIUMPH IN 2ND With apparently no foundation for the rumors thai Bed Deer would default the second game of its Morgan cup semi-final series against Vegrevilie Rangers, slated for Red Deer Saturday, the man­ OF MORGAN CUP SEMI-FINALS agement of Lethbridge Maple Leafs is awaiting word in connection with dates for the final series. Nothing but tentative arrangements Ram Home Three Goals Without a Reply in Terrific will be made until the result of Saturday's game is known although Rangers are conceded to be "in" on the strength of their 12-1 victory Offensive But Unable to Overcome Four-Goal in the first of the total-goal series played Wednesday. While not Lead Piled Up by Leafs in First Game—Leth­ settled yet, it is expected Maple Leafs will play the first game of the final away on cither Monday or Tuesday, with the second game here. bridge Club Cracks After Playing Smart Hockey It is not known yet whether the series will be total-goal, or best-of- for Two-Thirds of Game. three. TAGING a terrific third period uprising, Canmore j Briquettes defeated Lethbridge Maple Leafs 4 to 3 last Snight at the Arena in the second game of their total-goal Morgan cup semi-final series. Outside of the satisfaction LEAFS, BRUINS AND RANGERS WIN IN N.H.L. they gained from humbling the high-flying Leafs, the win benefitted the Canmore club not at all, Leafs advancing to the final on the strength of their -1-0 victory Tuesday night which gave them the round by a 7-4 count. TRIUMPH Briquettes, who include five junior and two juvenile Renew Olympic Rivalry With Windsor Fords players in their ranks, uncovered a burst o' speed in the BY 3-1, 2-1, third period that had Leafs on the run. In that final rally the young Bow Valley champions rammed in three THEY STILL straight goals to pull the game out of the fire, Tomorrow In International Basketball Series 2-1 SCORES PACK A PUNCH Playing on a hard sheet of ice Le:hbridge"s Anderson-McDowell - Vegrevilie Rangers have appar­ the Canmore kids set a fast pace Christensen line burned up the ice Humble Detroit Red Wings, ently lost none of the all-around from the outset, but were outplayed inside the Canmore blueline as the hockey ability that gave them ;i for the best pan of the first two centre period commenced, and Lady Montreal Maroons and Western Canada intermediate periods. Luck was goaltending for Kaziniar championship. They must have Chicago Black Hawks Briquettes opened the scoring in on two occasions as he beat the really poured it on to that Red Deer the initial stanza, with Kalita bulg­ rap. Ainsworth-Ticklc - Spotswood club when they kicked the boys By A. E. FULFORD ing the twine. Two beautiful solo kept up the pressure, but on a sud­ around to the tune of a 12-1 score. (Canadian Press Staff Writer) goals by Ken Stewart put the Leafs den dash to the other end. Roberts Incidentally Red Deer was suppos­ On the theory that nothing; i* in the lead again before the period was forced to save a red hot shot ed to have a strong team this year. safe in the National Hockey ended however, and Alex Tickle from Mike Gilowski's stick, the puck league but Montreal Canadiens' There are in our midst several made the count 3-1 for the Leafs dropping in front of the line. Rob­ lead, Jack Adams might be well gentlemen who have witnessed the when he scored the only goal of erts pulled off another beautiful advised to look around today for Vegrevilie outfit going to town . . . the sandwich session. stop as he came out of his nets to the weak spots in his Detroit They're plenty good according to re­ Going into the final heat Bri­ rob Shellion. Red Wing machine and tighten ports. In fact they're so good, quettes kept five forwards on the Christensen blazed his way down up a few bolts for the stretch states one of the boys, that he's ice for a large part of the time and drive. the ice and whizzed past the Can- willing to bet history will repeat it­ gradually stepped up the pace until more defence, only to have his stick There is very little doubt that self when Rangers and Leafs clash. they had the Leafs on the dead run. In,other words that Vegrevilie will snapped off by a charging defence- Wings will finish on top of th« Before the spray kicked up by their American division and meet Ca­ trim the local sextet. man as he was about to shoot. flying skates had settled, the ram­ nadiens for the N.H.L. title but paging Canmoreites had shot home Sandrelli soloed through but his shot was weak. The Gilowski bro­ Boston Bruins and New York three goals and won the game. j Rangers threaten to make it in­ MY MONEY JS thers and Shellion forced Leafs-to Their fighting display had Leth- ] teresting for the world cham­ ON THE LEAFS shoot tip the ice to relieve pressure bridge fans cheering them on as; pions. Personally I differ sharply in they strove desperately to dig into as they battled furiously to cut Both Bruins and Rangers, tied this opinion, although Bangers the four-goal lead established by down Leafs' lonst lead. will probably put up a terrific TICKLE' SCORES for second place, were victorious the locals in the initial game. last night while Detroit were los­ battle before admitting defeat. OVER-CONFIDENCE Both teams "were maintaining the Vegrevilie will find the current ing their third game in four. It Over-confdience. a by-product of fast clip set in the first period, but brought the Bostonians and New Leaf edition a much tougher nut their decisive victory and the fact strenuous back-checking combined to crack than the team of 1934- Yorkers within five points of Wings. that they were at one time six goals with some heavy defencework kept This band of husky athletes Is the Los Angeles Universals, crack compete in the series. They defeated Windsor Fords in the Olympic 35. And (hey found the '34-35 There was an obvious slackening up on the series, probably had as the score sheet clean until Alex. west coast basketball squad which will oppose Windsor Fords. Can­ finals in Berlin last year. Left to right, the players are: Duane of the Detroit pace last night when f squad ho push-over. much as anything to do with the Tickle picked up a roving puck be­ adian senior men's champions, in an international series in Windsor, Swanson, Wayne Nix, Jack Hupp, Frank Lubin, Carl Knowles and Sylvanus Apps led Toronto Maple By the way, talking of that Lethbridge downfall. hind the mt and banked a shot into February 20, 22 and possibly 23. The Jacob France trophy, em­ Carl Shy. Jack Pierce, their manager, is in front of the group. Leafs to a 3-1 victory over the Wings 1934-35 series reminds me that blematic of international supremacy, will be at stake and Universals Leafs played smart hockey for the twine off the back of Goalie Pierce is head makeup man at Universal Film studios in Hollywood. at Toronto. And. no slackening at I committed a fox's paw in have been given sanction of the United States governing body to two-thiras ox" the game, then care­ Kazimer's leg. The marker came —Central Press Canadian photo. all in the Bruin rush as they picked Wednesday's column, stating less lapses provided Briquettes with up their fourth successive victory with 40 seconds of the canto re­ WINDSOR, Ont., Feb. 19.—'(f)— that after eliminating Leafs, golden opportunities and before maining. mer. The Americans won the game With a capacity crowd of close final—the teams will meet again on by 2-1 over Maroons at Montreal. Vegrevilie defeated Lloydmin- Loaded with cream of the United they knew it the locals were fight­ - 19-8 in a driving rain on an out- to 3,000 assured for each game — Rangers handed Chicago Black Lanky "Slim ' Anderson broke into States basketball crop—and a tall Monday. If a third game is neces­ ster to lift the western title. ing to protect their series lead. door court. many more than saw their Berlin Hawks their 20th loss in 36 games the clear but over-skated as he crop at that—Los Angeles All Stars sary, it will be played Tuesday. The A skinny crowd of less than 800 by winning 2-1 in overtime at New tried to shift the rubber to his will prance out here on Saturday United States team rule favorite. THESE THINGS saw the movie finish to a game that York. "shooting side." The Canmore club against Windsor Fords in the first The eight invaders, every one WILL HAPPEN was packed with action from bell shot five men up the ice as they game of a best-of-three series for more than six feet tall, arrive here The amazing Apps looked better Yesterday I did a little cogitating to belL struggled to cut into the Lethbridge the Jacob France Trophy, symbolic today. than ever as he scored two goals and remembered something about a Kalita, left forward of the vis­ CANADA AND ENGLAND lead. A cross-checking penalty to of the world's amateur champion­ Fords have been allowed to use )n Wings and Kerrobert team. A trifle uneasy itors, took the first shot on goal as "Slim" Anderson gave the visitors ship. It will be the first interna­ 10 players for the series. Most of played the best about all this cogitating I hied my­ he broke past McMahen. Slim An­ a chance to gang up and they shot tional series ever played in the Do­ them alternate at the various posi­ tame of any man self to the files. Here are the facts derson backhanded a shot at Kazi- CONTINUE HOT PACE IN five forwards onto the ice. Fast minion. tions and are not nearly as tall as MI the ice. It I dug up: mer that was dead on the mark, their rivals. will not be at all breakaways by Stewart and Tickle All Stars, bolstered by seven Tulsa, Vegrevilie beat Leafs 7-1 at Vegre­ but the Canmore goalie cleared. The France Trophy was last play­ surprising if the took some of the zip out of Bri­ Okla., Oilers, trounced a Windsor WORLD PUCK TOURNEY vilie, lost the second game here 3-1 Briquettes were living up to their ed for in 1932 when Tulsa Oilers beat critics start quettes' attack and Anderson re­ Ford team that included several and then won the third game and fast-skating reputation and for two Winnipeg Toilers. Returning to the Shortly to corn- gained the ice before any damage Victoria, B.C.. players in the Olym­ the title by a 3-2 count. Rangers minutes bottled the Leafs up with Dynamiters Bounce Poland Around With 8-2 Defeat Canadian city, two of the Winnipeg rare him with De­ had been done. pic games final at Berlin last sum- then defeated Vernon, champions a sustained drive that had Leth­ CANMORE DRIVE While British Pucksters Blank Hungary 7-0— team were killed and several were troit's m 1 g h ty of British Columbia, in a game bridge supporters jittering on the injured in an airplane crash. Marty Barry. played here by a 7-2 count. Hope­ edge of their seats. Wardrop connected for the sec­ French, Germans and Swiss Also Win The rookie cen­ lessly outclassed the B.C. club con­ Cormier set up a smart play that ond Canmore goal of the series as tre certainly, out­ ceded victory in the series to the forced a faceoff in the Canmore he kicked in his own rebound after LONDON, Feb. 19.—(CP!—A strong wegian team, 13-2. played Barry last Vegrevilie outfit and the champions goal as Leafs surged back on a Roberts failed to clear quickly Game Birds Winter scoring punch well divided along the Poland, the surprise team of the aight. He worked •were then faced with the task of counter-attack. The line of Kalita- enough. front rank today kept Canada whirl­ toums.ment with a 3-0 victory over on two lines to ing along in the world international English Football disposing of Kerrobert, Saskatche­ Alex Anderson-Sandrelli was set­ Continuing their torrid pace. Bri­ Sweden Wednesday, scored first nave the injured wan tltleholders. ting a terrific pace, bustling around quettes tied the game up at 3-all hockey championship toward a de­ against the Canadians. Then the bill Thorns. His Roberts in the Leafs' goal on plays when Alex Anderson batted home Well In District cisive meeting with England later Dynamiters whistled the goals in, Syl Apps first goal came in In the first game played at Vegre­ a loose puck in a wild melee in in the series. the opening period when he com­ vilie, Kerrobert won by a 3-1 score that were failing short by fractions. Gordon Wilson and Ralph Redding Cup Battles Will front of the Lethbridge goal. Rob­ bined with Frankie Finnigan and in "overtime. The second game play­ Their efforts finally brought re­ These two teams, Kimberley Dy­ scoring three each, while Bill Bur­ Bob Davidson. In the same session sults, Alex Anderson pushing a pass erts was flat on his back as the namiters of Canada and the former nett, defence, and Puffy Kemp got ed, at Kerrobert, also went to the Around High River he sprinted from his own defence across to Kalita who tagged the left rubber hit the twine. Canadians playing for England, have each each. Kemp leads all Cana­ Saskatchewan team in a 5-3 over­ area to beat the Wings alone. hand corner of the rigging with a Leafs tightened up and carried already stamped themselves as the dian scorers to date with six goals, Resume Saturday time battle, and gave them the Wings' play was dull until Syd •western crown. scorching drive in six minutes flat. the fight back to the visitors, with 1000 Ducks on Holmes class of the tournament that at­ followed by Wilson and Redding The goal cut Leafs' lead on the Tickle and Sootswood testing out tracted 11 teams, three of which with four each, and Burnett with Howe's goal toward the end of the series to three goals. Kazimer. Back came the Briquettes three. Sixteen Clubs Remain in third spurred them to action. But IT WAS Sanctuary—"Huns" and will drop out after today's games. STEWART'S GOALS with a surge that netted them their three minutes later Buzz Boll took LAST YEAR— Canada last night defeated Po­ In the Knglish-Hungarian game, Fight—Arsenal Favor­ Lethbridge'B • Airtsworth-Tickle- third straight goal and gave them Pheasants Feed at a pass from Jimmy Fowler for the Last season Vegrevilie clash- land 8-2 after winning from France Goalie Jimmy Foster, erstwhile clinching Leaf counter. Spotswood line fought back and a the lead they maintained to the ed with Strathmore Red Wings 12-0 the previous night. England Moncton Hawk, did not have a save ed Retain Trophy smart passing play almost bore end of the game. Alex. Anderson Farms Ott Heller won the game for in the Alberta final, winning rode over Hungary 7-0 to add to for the first 35 minutes, while his Rangers in New York. The speedy fruit, but it remained for Kenny laid down a perfect pass as Kalita her 6-0 victory over Germany on the first game of a total-goal (From Our Own Correspondent) teammates were carrying a sizzling defenceman's overtime counter Stewart, playing his third game on swept into the goalmouth and the Wednesday. In other games, France LONDON, Feb. 19.—(CP. Cable)— series 5-1 and tying the second HIGH RIVER, Feb. 18. — Wild attack into the Hungarian end. Not broke a tie that was made late in defence, to notch the equalizer in Canmore left-winger gave Roberts scored a 2-1 win over Sweden; Ger­ Sixteen clubs resume the battle for 4-4. birds are wintering well in this until the final minutes, however, did the .second period when Pep Kelly 10:55. The big defenceman took no chance as he twanged the cord. many downed Rumania 4-2, and the English football cup in fifth British Columbia did not district, according to I. N. McKeage, the Hungarian goalie crack to let scored for Chicago and Butch Keel­ the puck near his own blueline, The hard-skating visitors contin­ Switzerland blasted the weak Nor­ round games Saturday. Arsenal is challenge for the title, so Rang­ president of the High River Fish goals pour in. ing evened it up less than three out-manouevered the Canmore de­ ued to set the pace, carrying play slightly favored over Sunderland to ers went into the western final and Game Association. This win­ capture the trophy for the second minutes later. n fence and then backhanded a hot to the Leafs with a series of furious against LIovdmi-st r Prrlites. ter there are over 1,000 ducks on Heller's goal came when the New shot past Kazimer from 15 feet to raids. Roberts was forced to save successive year, being quoted at 9-2 In the first game, played at the Holmes sanctuary south of Yorkers were playing short-handed the left of the net. shot after shot and only heroic against 5-1 for the champion Roker Lloydminster, Vegrevilie came town. This is double the number -• , through a holding A penalty to Joe Gilowski for work on the part of the Lethbridge Calgary Bronks Park squad. out on top 5 to 3 and in the sec­ of any previous year. The ducks penalty to Iron holding gave Lethbridge the first goalie kept Briquettes from regis­ Everton, noted Lancashire cup- ond contest on their home ice hang around the open springs, and Man Murray Mur­ break of the game. Ken Stewart tering again. And Drumheller the Rangers won by a 4-2 count, Junior fighting team, is bracketed with its doch. Heller broke Mr. McKeage has been feeding again cut loose with a marvellous near neighbor, Preston North End, sweeping the best-of-three Play ended on the same burning them frequently in the last few iway from a stickhandling display. He snaked Win In Playoffs behind Sunderland at 7-1 and Derby series in two straight games. note with Canmore on the long end weeks. He has scattered about 35 fc.awk gang play his way through the massed Can- of the 4-3 count.—D.M. County is quoted at 10-1. ilone and had I hope this recital smooths more ranks but his shot hit Kazi- bushels of barley for their relief, EDMONTON, Feb. 19.—«—Cal­ Hockey THE LINEUPS Ten first division teams remain in little difficulty the creases in the brows of those mer's pads. Back he came, skirted and has been canvassing sportsmen gary Bronks defeated Edmonton Do­ Lethbridge — Goal, Roberts; de­ the running with four from the sec. •f beating Mike Kar- fans who had a sneaking hunch the defence and bore right on top of town and country for more. He minions 4-3 here last night in the oncl league while the southern sec­ akas. Vegrevilie did not win the west­ of Kazimer before flipping the disc fence, McMahen, Cormier. Stewart; reports also that partridge are do­ first game of a two-of-three semi­ ern crown in 1934-35. forwards, Ainsworth. Tickle, Spots- ing well for themselves, in the farm Notices tion of the third division is repre­ There wasn't in over the Canmore net-minder's final Alberta Senior Hockey league wood; Anderson, McDowell, Chris­ yards, and are star boarders on sented by Exeter City and Millwall. iwo minutes be­ leg. The goal came in 14:40. playoff series. The second game * tween the first REMEMBER tensen. most of the farms. The Fifth Round Draw Andy Shellian gave Leaf support­ will be played at Calgary Monday. There will be no games on the and second goals THESE BOYS? ers a scare as he just failed to poke Canmore — Goal, Kazimer; de­ Great numbers of pheasants have Drumheller Wins Sixth Avenue rink tomorrow (Sat­ Sunderland vs. Swansea Town. Bolton Wanderers vs. Manchester Jf the Boston - There have been only three Joe Gilowski's pass into the rig­ fence, McPherson. Krizan. Ward­ gathered on the Tom Merriam feed DRUMHELLER, Feb. 19.— KP> — urday) or Monday in order to give Maroon tussle. City. changes in the Vegrevilie club in ging. It was a smart play and was rop; forwards, Kaleta. Alex Ander­ lots north of town and there seems Calgary Rangers' third period of­ officials of the association a chance Buss Blinco sent Grimsby Town vs. Wolverhampton the past two years, the line of the closest Canmore came to scor­ son, Sandrelli; M. Gilowski, J. Gi­ no depletion of these beautiful fensive fell one goal short and as to get the ice into shape. the Montrealers Wanderers. Lemieux, Waldenberg and Fetasky ing before the end of the period. lowski, Shellian. game birds. a result the Alberta Senior Hockey Ott Heller iway to a lead replacing that of Wener, Kolmatycki Everton vs. Tottenham Hotspurs.' Officials—Ab Holt, Lethbridge; J. league leaders were defeated 4-3 Playoffs in the various leagues with less than three minutes of the and Romaniuk. Coventry City vs. West Brom- Anderson. Calgary. here last night by Drumheller will commence Tuesday and first period to play and Dtt Clap­ Litster, the goalie who was ru­ Burgess. Right wing berths wich Albion. THE SUMMARY Expect Rangers Miners in the preliminary round of players are requested to watch per knotted the count in a play with mored to possess a very weak, heart were occupied by Elmer Reyn­ Preston North End vs. Exeter First period—1, Canmore, Kalita the playoffs. for further announcements in Milton Schmidt and Jack Port­ when he played against the Leafs, olds and Bill Knight, while Ab City. (A. Anderson), 6:00; 2, Lethbridge. Through goals from Bannister, this connection. A special effort land, the rookies from Kitchener, la still guarding the Vegrevilie Holt, Tommy Graham, Blair And Aberdeen to Millwall vs. Derby County. Stewart, unassisted, 10:55; 3, Leth­ Wright, Crowe and Badger, Drum- to ice teams at full strength Ont, nets. Apparently his ticker was. un­ Cook and Johnny Barton were Burnley vs. Arsenal. bridge, Stewart, unassisted, 14:40. helier built up a 4-1 lead in the first should be made for the play-off Ray Getliffe scored the winning der-rated. available for left wing duty. Win Tomorrow Penalty—J. Gilowski. period. Watt got Rangers' first battles. >i. goal halfway through the second The defence is unchanged, with Second period — 4, Lethbridge, GLASGOW, Feb. 19.—(CP. Cable) counter and in the last session Pat period when Maroon Jerry Shan­ Barr, Onufrechuk and McKinnon BOXING ROW non was serving a penalty. On a Tickle, unassisted, 19:20. No pen­ —Leaders in the race for the Scot­ Hill and Sh.amlock scored 20 apart. retaining their rearguard positions. DEPLETED Two pairs of skates have been con­ Budge, Grant and power play, Getliffe took Bill Cow­ alties. tish Football league championship, Only four penalties were called. The line of Mozel-Lemiski-Jacobs is What might be called a boxing tributed to the association. Boys ley's pass near the goalmouth and Third period—5, Canmore, Ward­ Glasgow Rangers and Aberdeen are still going great guns. Lethbridge migration has taken place in the who have been unable to participate Mako Make U.S. whipped a shot past Bill Beveridge. rop, unassisted, 6:30; 6, Canmore, A. expected to take maximum points fans will remember Lemiski, the city this week ... On Monday in all games because of their par­ Anderson, unassisted, 8:50; 7, Can- Saturday. The week-end list of fix­ Aussie Schoolboy Wghrriding centre who starred In Johnny Campbell, local lightweight, ents' inability to purchase skates, more, Kalita (A. Anderson), 15:00. tures pits Queen's Park against the Davis Cup Squad practically every Ranger game. He's left for Milwaukee en route to Cht- are invited to visit the editorial of­ Penalty—Alex. Anderson. Rangers at Ibrox Park while the Swim Sensation still starring and they tell me.he cago where he will again enter the fices of the Herald and try on the NEW YORK, Feb. 19.—VP)—Don Dons will also perform before their Hockey Scores doesn't like a stiff bodycheck. fistic wars . . . Prenchy Beaudin ckates. They're yours if they fit, Budge, Bitsy Grant and Gene Mako •tin supporters against Queen of the SYDNEY, . Australia, Feb. 19. — pulled freight for Montreal on boys. were definitely on the United States South. (C.P.-Reuters) — Australian junior By The Canadian Press Wednesday along with Albert Clark Davis cup squad today as the new THINGS HAVE With two games in hand the swimming records are falling before Alberta Senior who is on his way to Swift Current committee which will guide United CHANGED • LAST NIGHT'S N.H.L. STARS <• Rangers have a distinct edge over the flailing arms of a 15-year-old Drumheller 4, Calgary Rangers 3. where he will battle a States teams in the international Rangers won't know the the Aberdonians although both schoolboy. Bob Newbiggen of New­ Calgary Bronks 4, Edmonton Do­ tennis wars began Its work. Lethbridge Leafs when they member of the Swift Current In­ • • • * * * • •••••>*<9>*'> teams have 45 points. Celtic is in castle, N.S.W. 'Authorities already EARL McCREADY HOLDS minions 3. face them, for the only member dians who played hockey here re­ third place, three points behind arc pinning hopes on him • to do SANDOR SZABO TO DRAW The committee was announced by (First (james first round playoffs.) of the '34-35 squad still with cently. . . . Al Ford, Vancouver's (By The Canadian Press.) and Hearts are fourth with 41. great things for Australia in the Holcombe Ward, president of the S.A.1I.A. Junior Playoffs (Southern) the team is Defenceman "Slim" chocolate soldier who lost to Beau- Ott Heller, Rangers, whose over­ Celtic and Hearts also have the 1940 Olympic Games. VANCOUVER, Feb. 19.—«» Lawn Tennis association. Its chair­ Itegina Abbots 2, Wilcox Notre Petninla and he mar not, see din Tuesday, left for his home on time goal brought New York Rang­ advantage of home games. The Newbiggen, who recently could —Earl McCready, Amulet, man is Walter L. Pate of New York. Dames 1. service to the final. the coast yesterday. . . . ers a 2-1 triumph over the luckless Celts are confident of taking the not swim 440 yards because he tired Sask., wrestler making his Pate, in discussing the Davis cup (Wilcox wins round 8-3.) In goal Leafs had the veteran Negotiations for a bout between Chicago Black Hawks. measure of Dundee. Hearts should easily, has broken junior Common­ first appearance here In over team, definitely assigned the two S.A.H.A. Junior Playoffs (Southern) Hairy.•; Storle, wno .tamed In Clarke and Vince Homulos are un­ Syl Apps, Toronto, who led the also be successful against St. John­ wealth records for 110 and 220 yards. a year, held San