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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12


the home of Mrs. Myron Hubert
Willow Rd.
Mrs. A. Lee Miller, who has been
i'll, is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert c. Post, Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred l.. Miller and George c..
Coleman were Detroit business visi-
tors Wednesday.
Allan Salaske was in Detroit We'd
4 nesday.
Carl Craft, Detroit, spent Sunday
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Craft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deering and
daughters Carol and Marion, and
Mrs. Anna Savage visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Gault, Lohr Rd., Sunday afternoon.
Little Miss Virginia Gault under
went a tonsilectomy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Maiden, Gar.
den City, spent Monday with their
sister. Mrs. Ace Stoneking, Huron
River DIR.
Edward Jahncke and daughter
Mrs. Verdys Shepherd will go to
Sturgis today to visit Mrs. Jahncke
who is spending several weeks
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Clark, Ypsi
lanti, were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Thomp-
son, Main st.
Justice George c. Coleman is con-
fined to his home by illness again.
DR.. Samuel Robb has resumed
his duties in Detroit after two
weeks Illness with influenza at his
home on Huron River Drive.
Mrs. c. f. McCollum is In earle
ton caring for Mrs. Sarah McCollum
who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Stanley Sobolewsky and
Mrs. Robert Plague went to Ann
Arbor Monday where Mrs. Sobolew-
sky received a physical examina-
ton.
Mrs. Clarence Heininger was i'll
most OF last week with influenza,
but is able to be about the house
again. !
Mrs. George Coleman visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Beck, Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coleman, Jr, Detroit, Wednesday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
Bake Sale Held

A sale of baked goods for the
benefit of the high school band was
held Saturday. About twenty dol
lars worth of goods were sold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
NORTH CAROLINA Has PEAT

Raleigh. n. c., Feb. l2-UP-Ex-
tensiye peat deposits-as deep as
five feet in some places-were re-
ported In eastern North Carolina BY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
Supper Club Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Besemer enter
tanned the Saturday Night Supper
Club Saturday at TWall's Sunny
Side" After dinner all adjourned
TO the Besemer home on Angola St.
and bridge was played.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
Mrs. Ward Hostess

Mrs. Talbot Ward was hostess
Tuesday when the members OF the
Hi-Ho Bridge Club met at her
home,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12

Community Club To Meet
The Community Club OF Van
Buren, Consolidated High School
will meet Feb. II at S. o'clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
Band Parents Club To Meet

The Band Parents Club OF Van
Buren, Consolidated Eigh School
will meet March 3. The club meets
the first Monday OF each month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
SYNOPSIS

Nancy Deane moves into the large
household OF Captain Cary Essex II to
become a secretary to his grandson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
SewInu Club To Meet

Mrs. Fales Rice will be hostess
to the Sewing Club Feb. is at her
home on Main st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-12
Attend PARTY

Attend Party =
Mrs. W. ]. Savage, Mrs. Lee Van
decar and Mrs. George Conklin at
tended a bunco party Thursday al
the home of Mrs. Myron Hubert
Willow Rd.
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Evening star., 1941-11-21
Brewer Five Getting 9
Hard Test in Game
With Renaissance

The Washington Brewers will play
the first of a series Of games
designed to condition the club for
its American League campaign TO-
night when the famed Renaissance
colored pro basket ball team mvades
Turner's Arena at 9 o'clock.
Three college stars will be in
troduced to professional play and
all are expected to add spark to
the Brewers. In Irving Rizzi and
Jim Kiernan the Brewers have
added former outstanding stars with
Georgetown and in Herman knupple
the local outfit has shared a 6-foot
7-inch center who performed with
Panzer Normal College.
Another new face is Dave Paris
who played with Baltimore. while
other players with the Brewers are
Mack Posnack, Ben Kramer, Nat
Frankel, Ben Goldfadden. Whitley
Wilson, George Slott and Pete
Berenson.
The Rens, crack colored team for
18 years, have won 1,731 games and
have been defeated only 254 times
The club owns new talent in Sonny
Boswell, Hillery Brown and Duke
Cumberland, from the Globe Trot-
tiers, and Sonny Woods, schoolboy
sensation from New York. Willie
Smith. Puggy Bell, Zack Clayton and
Pop Gates are holdovers.
Pat Kennedy, colorful Eastern
official, is being imported to referee
the game.
Jacobsen Florists and Petworth
A. C. teams will meet IN pre-
liminary at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Football
(Continued From Page D-lO

ton the postman travels with post
season bowl bids.
Minnesota. which can't play IN a
bowl because of Big Ten tradition,
carries its No. / national ranking
into a conference struggle with
Wisconsin. Northwestern engages
Illinois in another Big Ten game,
while Michigan meets Ohio State
and Indiana tangles with Purdue.
Iowa has a non-conference date
with Nebraska of the Big Six.
Intersectional Gard Full
Duke stakes its perfect record
against North Carolina State in the
Southern loop and Alabama tries
for Southeastern Conference honors
against Vanderbilt.
Heading the intersectional list IS
the meeting at South Bend between
unbeaten, but once tied. Notre Dame
and Southern California. Fordham
takes on St. Mary's at New York,
Auburn and Villanova battle at
Philadelphia, Georgia entertains
Dartmouth aEd Oklahoma and
Marquette get together on the
Sooners' field
Traditional Eastern high lights in
clude meetings of Harvard and Yale,
Cornell and Penn, Navy and Prince
ton. Penn State and Pitt Colgate
and Columbia. Army and West Vlr-
ginia. Temple and Holy Cross,
Lafayette and Lehigh and Boston
University and Boston College.
Georgia Tech battles Florida and
Tennessee tangles with Kentucky in
! Southeastern Conference games that
mean little in the title race.
Texas A. and M. and Texas both
rest for next weeks important scrap,
leaving the Southwest Conference
stage to tussels between Texas
Christian and Baylor
| Methodist. Arkansas and Mississippi
have a non-conference date.
Missouri After Grand Slam.
Missouri goes after a grand slam
in the Big Six in its annual shindlg
with Kansas, while Kansas State
tackles Iowa State.
On the Pacific Coast, Oregon and
Washington clash in a conference
game, Santa Clara takes on U. c.
L. A., Oregon State faces Montana
and Washington State engages
Gonzaga.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Kansas irPoth of Missouri
As Tigers Aim for Crown

Tom Stidham. Oklahoma athletic
director and coach, who was looking
for a rest station date between
Missouri and Nebraska engage
ments. 1t doesn't look that way now.
Instead of a breeze, the Sooners
meet a tornado Everybody knows
why. After he signed the Mar
quette game, Stidham resigned at
Oklahoma to take the Marquette
coaching job.
Kansas State at Iowa State-The
Wildcats seek their first triumph
over the Cyclones since 1886. They
have won only four of IL contests
at Anes and never more than Z
points separated those victories. In
"a games since 1917, Iowa State has
a IL to 10 winning margin. The
Iowans have failed to win a Big
Six game thus far and Kansas has
taken only one. from Nebraska.
Iowa at Nebraska-Iowa has beer
defeated three times since 1887 by
Mai. Biff Jones Nebraska teams
Both are in the doldrums. lowe
does not appear strong enough tc
come through, although the Huskers
put history in reverse by losing theil
last five games.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Lions to Release Pair Today;
Woqe 3-3 Battle With Reds

Center George Koivuneimi and
Defenseman Frank Gresnick were
to be handed their unconditional
releases by the washington Lions
today, it was disclosed by Manager
Lee J. Perrin, who shortly will be
forced to clip another performer
from the improved American
Hockey League Club.
With the addition of Peggy
ONeil and Rod Lorrain from Les
Canadiens, the Lions surpassed the
PLAYER limit of IA, which doesn't in
clude the two goalies. Since Les
Canadiens soon will ship the Lions
another player, Coach Ching john
son must be prepared to whittle still
further
1t is likely either Jack Whitaker
or Walter luke will be released
when Les Canadiens kick in with
another player and the Lions then
will be prepared to face any Ameri-
can League team with an expert
enced, versatile 0utnt.
Against the Rhode Island Reds Of
Providence the Lions unleashed
their most brilliant hockey of the
season last night at Uline Arena.
They collected nothing better than
3-3 tie out Of it but indicated they
are striking their stride.
Three times the Lions came from
behind to lock the score and only the
polished net tending of Mike Kara
kas prevented Washington from
registering a victory Karakas made
36 saves, most of them spectacular,
as the Lions clung to third place in
the Eastern Division, behind New
Haven and Springfield.
Frank Boucher put the Reds out
Evening star., 1941-11-21
.0verIin 1-2Fayorite
In nLight-Heavy Bout
Against Hostak
Former MiddIes Eying
Title in Higher Class
In Bottle Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Ken Over
lin of Washington. D. c.. and Al
Hostak of Seattle, pair of former
middleweight champs, square of to-
night at Madison Square Garden to
60 10 rounds or less in a light
heavyweight scrap.
Since the two fighters no longer
are able to get down to the middle
weight poundage both are eying the
light heavyweight crown worn by
Gus Lesnevich.
Hostak. formerly regarded as king
of the 6o-pounders by the n. B. A,
will be making his first Eastern
appearance. His record lists ia
fights, most of which he won by
knockouts.
Overlin. veteran of II years in
the ring, has had six fights since
he lost the middleweight throne TO
Billy Soose in May and is rated the
favorite at odds of about to 2.
The betting boys are basing their
Judgment on the fact that Overlin
has been particularly hard on
punchers in the past and because
the fight is slated for the 10-round
route. They figure his ancient legs
will stay with him at least that
long.
Another 10-rounder on the card
brings together Young Kid Mccoy
of Detroit and Mike Kaplan of Bos-
ton, the conqueror of Fritzie Zivic
and Red Cochrane in non-title
matches.
The winner of this semi final bout
likely will get crack at the welter-
| weight title after Champion Coch-
rane and Ray Robinson settle their
argument later in the winter.
Promoter Mike Jacobs expects the
| double feature to attract no more
| than 10000 customers.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Convention Hall Star
Gets 400 Set 10 Nab
Free Ride in Meet
Tony Will Bottle Crack
Rollers Of East, South
In Field Tomorrow

Triumph over a galaxy of Capital
topflighters in both ends of double
header Dixie tournament prelim-
mary last night at Lucky Strike
probably was just the tonic needed
to put Tony Santini on edge for to-
morrow when the celebrated Con-
vention Hall bowler seeks his second
victory over the biggest field Of the
East's leading duckpinners ever as
sembled here for Washington's an
nuai bowling extravaganza.
Yet to crash through winner in
seven big-tlme tournaments staged
in the Middle Atlantic area this sea-
son. Santini earned a paid-up entry
in the first three-game preliminary
last night with an even 400, then
fired 1888 to lead the second.
Lured by an approximate $4,000 IN
prizes. a field topping last year S rec
ord field of 30 is expected in the
Dixie.
Connecticut Aces to Roll.
More than 20 Of Connecticut's
leading sharpshooters are due here.
The famed Blue Ribbons will have
Nick Tronsky, Joe Gacek, Bill Tato,
Harry Peters, Joe Beavian and Bob
White on the firing line. Led by
the redoubtable Jack White. the
Connecticut All-Stars including Fax
Healy, Ben Kosky, Ralph Russo. Cy
johnson, Herman Ferri and Mac
Caboni will offer stiff opposition.
Warren Lowry and Lowry Whise-
nant of Atlanta. Ga, will take
fling at the big coin. Al Hosselton,
Floyd Duke, Blair Creedle and Ray
Barnes are numbered among Rich
mond's contestants. Hop Caskey will
be an entry from Martinsburg. W..
Va, and Angelo Palladino will rep
resent Hagerstown. Md.
Rolled in three blocks, the Is
game affair will start at Lafayette
at noon tomorrow, swing to Lucky
Strike with shifts at and 4;30 and
windup at Convention Hall with the
first squad carded at s o'clock.
Stars in Battle Tonight.
Lucky Strike and Del Ray will
stage special attractions tonight
when Bob White and Harry Peters
of Connecticut engage Hokie Smith
and Ed Blakeney in a doubles match
starting at 8. while Hap Newman,
sponsor of the sharpshooting Cava-
liers, will be host to Jack White and
his Connecticut All-Stars. Team,
doubles and singes will be rolled,
starting at 7:30
Jack Talbert, Ice Palace manager.
will stage a Dixie preliminary at
1890 tonight at Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Regal Soccer Squad
Booms lis Stock by
Beating British

Regal Clothiers soccer team, lead
er in the MISREPRESENTATION
League is considered even more for
midable following yesterdays ex-
hibition match in which 1t defeated
a team from the H. M. S. Agamem-
non, 81, before a large crowd at
GonZaga Field.
Fowler scored both goals as the
Royals defeated the Britishers at
their own game, one in each half.
Frank Chadwick counted Agamem-
mons only goal in the second half.
League play will be resumed on
Sunday at 2:30 at Gonzaga Field
when Regal meets Washington Brit
ish, new team in the loop this sea-
son. Entries of other teams wishing
to join will be received by Harry
Holt at Randolph 5480 until Novem-
ber 30.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Kover|y Is Mat Loser,
Concentrating on
Referee, Not Singh

George Koverly's inability to dis
tinguish between Nanjo Singh, his
regularly scheduled opponent, and
Referee Casey Berger, was re-
sponsible for another black mark
against his wrestling record today.
In brief, "Kayo" got D in deport-
ment last night at Prof. Turner's
Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Koverly made the mistake OF hit
ting Berger once too often and too
hard for that officials peace OF
mind. and he awarded the match to
Singh.
In the semiwindup Pat Fraley
pinned Fred Carone after 81 minutes
with a Somaliland smirk. a most
damaging and painful tactic.
In other bouts Jim Henry dumped
Frank Judson in II minutes and
Stanley Pinto needed only II to sub
due George Bruckman, who was
making his pro debut.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Eagles Are Prepared
For JohnstoWn in
Clash Tonight
At Top Strength First
Time, Hope to Prevent
Rival Going to Top

At full strength for the first time
this season, the Washington Eagles
of the Eastern Amateur Hockey
League will tangle with the unde-
feated Johnstown Bluebirds tonight
at Riverside Stadium at $50 o'clock.
The Eagles will have an oppor-
tunity to prevent the Bluebirds from
climbing into first place ahead of the
idle Boston Olympics, who have won
four straight games. The Bluebirds
have won three games and tied an
other, two of their triumphs being
ga and 1912 wins over the Eagles.
Bolstered by the addition of Les
Hickey and Roland Bleau, brace Of
desperately needed right wingers.
and Don Durno, a 6-foot-2-inch 300
pound defenSeman, the Eagles are
expected to produce their finest
game of the infant season. After
three successive defeats the Eagles
walloped the River Vale Skeeters,
5-1. on Wednesday night.
Washington will be colliding with
one of the leagues strongest outfits
in JohnstoWn, which will be import
ing familiar faces in six former
Baltimore Orioles. Frank Ceryance,
lilo Mario Whitley Kowalsk, Ned
Vitarelli, Jack Dyte and George Boil
PLAYED with the Baltimore team
that finished second to the cham
pion Eagles last season.
Pick Hines, who for several years
turned out fine teams for the ORR
oles. is the business manager OF the
Bluebirds, who are coached by Jack
McKinnon, former River Vale pilot.
The mellowing McKinnon still is &C
tive as a player and is recognized as
one of the Eastern Leagues leading
villains.
Johnstown, new to the league this
season, has scored 25 goals in four
games while holding the opposition
to 10. Washington has produced IA
goals in four engagements, permit
ting their foes to register "a.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2l.-Many
an underdog has sprung from the
Big Six doghouse this season to snap
victory away from the favorites.
That's just a warning as teams
prepare for a Saturday schedule
spiked with tart football rivalries.
Here's the survey.
Missouri at Kansas-One of the
oldest feuds in the country with Don
Faurot's Tigers needing win or a
tie to capture the Big Six title. It's
the 50th anniversary meeting and
Kansas has the upper hand in the
record books with "a wins TO Mis-
sourls 18. The games have been
close. indicated by seven ties. With
a dry field, Kansas should be trouble
some for Missouri in this home
coming classic.
Marquette at Oklahoma - The
game was scheduled last year by
Evening star., 1941-11-21
American Tennis Poirs
In Argentine Final
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 21.-Elwood
Cooke of Portland, Ore, and his ten
is-playing wife, the former Sarah
Palfrey, advanced to the mixed dou-
bles final of the Argentine cham
pionships by defeating Katherine
Winthrop of Boston and Jack Kra-
mer of Los Angeles, 10-8, 6-4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke will play
Dorothy May Bundy of Santa
Monica, Calf, and Don McNeill OF
Oklahoma City, Okla, for the cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Sports Mirror
B, the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Fordham
defeated Arkansas, 27-0; Missouri
outclassed Kansas, 1870; Mary
land beat Rutgers, 14-7, and Vir-
ginia Military stopped Virginia
Tech, 14-0.
Three years ago-Gregory Rice
of Notre Dame won National c..
A. A. cross-country title at East
Lansing, Mich, breaking course
record in 20:129. Indiana won
team crown.
Five years ago-Larry Kelley,
Yale's All-America end, COM
pleted record of scoring in every
big 8" game over three-year
stretch by taking long touchdown
pass from Clint Frank in 14-l3
victory over Harvard.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
ant Big Dixie Tourney Threat After Amazing Bowling Preliminary
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Movies are being used as evil
dence to prove that the pass
used by Illinois to beat Ohio
State struck the ground twice
before being taken by the re-
ceiver who ran for a touch
down.
Willie Hoppe. world 1872 bill
lard champ. defeated Edouard
Horemans Of Belgium, champion
of Europe, 400-379, in the world
title tournament at Chicago.
Lafayette. Penn State. Wash
ington and Jefferson and Cor
nell are the only undefeated
elevens in the East. Capt. NAL
colin Aldrich of Yale is the lead
ing point scorer with 86.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Kimbrouqh to Quit Grid

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 81 (P.-
"Jarrin' Jawn" Kimbrough, the for
mer Texas A. and M. halfback, who
gets $500 a game in pro football,
said he is giving up the sport at
the end of the season and return
ing to Hollywood to resume acting
in cowboy" pictures.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Leading Gridders Face
In Clash of Champs

BY the Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 21.-They
have labeled tomorrow's clash be-
tween Texas Mines and West Texas
State as the battle of champions
because Ben Collins of West Texas
is the Nations leading scorer and
Owen Price of the Miners back
field is the national leader in both
passing and punting.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Tokes Eiqhth Straight

Eight straight football victories is
the record claimed by Plaza Yellow
Jackets, 140-pound eleven. They de-
feated Glen Echo. 400, yesterday on
the Monument gridiron.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

in front early in the first period and
that touched of a battle between Ed
Bush, Providence defenseman, and
Lou Trudel, who came out Of it
with three large Jumps surrounding
his left eye. Both were sent to the
penalty box for five minutes.
Trudel returned to put the Lions
on even terms a few seconds before
the period ended. Both teams scored
twice in the second period, tfen
scrapped through scoreless third and
overtime periods.
Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Cap
itols, Western Division leaders, were
humping New Haven, 2-l.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
From the
Press Box
Lurdner Bows to CIumor
For Kids Grid Tips
By JOHN LARDNER.

special Correspondent OF Inc star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Every year,
as I come rolling down the stretch
with poetic license No. X-107-8-9
pasted to the windshield and a
couple of cops in hot pursuit, it oc-
ours to me that these football
rhymes, while helpful to adults. are
not doing the kiddies much good.
I pick a winner and men and
women all over the country make
fortunes and retire-but what Of the
little ones? A poet likes to help
them, too. The poet Longfellow was
partial to children. The poet Steven
son wrote several doleful quatrains
in their honor.
Borrowing a leaf from the latter
bard, I hereby present the annual
child's garden of football verse-ad-
vice for children with every winner,
a beautiful and timely message for
boys and girls with every sureflre
selection. Don't thank me, kids, 1t S
on the house.
Here's where Texas Christian
conquers,
Here's where Rice's team
succumbs.
(Santa Claus avoids the homes
of
Little girls who suck their
thumbs)
expect to see the Uclans
Bow to Santa Clara's rush.
(Junior, never shine your tiny
Shoes with Daddy's shaving
brush.)
Use Your Own Knuckles
Instead Of Bross Ones
I'm afraid Wisconsin hardly
Rates in Minnesota's class.
Of you have to fight, employ
your
Own wee knuckles. Don't use
brass)
Michigan will cut the giblets
Out of poor Ohio State.
(Kids who play at railroad cross
ings
Are conceding too much
weight
q. S. c. is moving backward.
Notre Dame is on the climb.
doing homework, never ask for
Double pay for overtime)
Illinois is doomed. Northwestern
Has a team Of greater merit.
(Mary pulled your hair? Well.
honey,
Don't be stingy. You can
spare it,
ANY one who favors Eli
Over Harvard is crackpot.
(Tots who play the slot machines
Hardly ever hit the jackpot)
Army's game with West Virginia
Gives the soldier boys breather.
(Still, it's true that tots who do not
Play don't hit the jackpot
either)
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Hockey Results

By the AsSoclated PreSS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
roronto a. Detroit, 3 (overtime).
BROOKLYN. 4: New York, /.
Chicago, 3: Boston, ,.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
INDIANAPOLIS, .: New Haven. J..
Providence, 3: washington, . 'tlej.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 4: ST. Louis, 2.
Tulsa, :; Dallas, >.
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
New York. 4: River Vale, l.
Boston, 3; Baltimore, !.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
American Association.
Fort Worth at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

Spares-tProvidence) Gustafson. Steele,
Mason. Herchennatter, De Marco. Ceilings.
Boucher. Calladine. Aubuchen: Washing
toni ONeil. Whitaker. luke. Lamoureux,
s. Smith. Rookie. Mailley.
First-period scorine-Boucher bush,
Calladinel. 3 80: Trudel tDrouin, Lorrainl,
1927. Penalties-Rush, Trudel five min
utes, fshtingl.
Second-perlod scoring-De Marco tun-
assisted, s:2S; O'Neil tMailley. Smith !.
! / 30; Calladlne Boucher. 1910: Rooke
Lamoureux1. 1890 Penalties-Janke
Gripping. Singbush dripping.
hird-period scoring-None. Penalties
Overtime period-No scoring. No pen
Alties.