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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

Miss Dorothy Louise Brinkley be-
came the bride Of William Robert
Turner, Jr. in a simple ceremony
performed at the CheraW P~resbyter-
ian church in CheraW, S. G. Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
church pastor, the Rev. A. II. Me
Arm, d. D., heard the vows, with the
ring ceremony being used.
The brides parents, MI. and Mrs.
l.. c. Brinkley, her cousin Miss Maly
Frances Williams, and the groom'e
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Turner
attended the marriage.
The bride wore a becoming pale
blue dress with black accessories
Her coat was black with a silver foN
collar and her hat was of the same
fur. She wore an orchid corsage a
her shoulder.
Immediately following the cerc'
mony the couple left on a short we'd
ding trip to an unannOunced destl-
nation. After February first they vii
be at home at 3409 University Place
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Turner is the daughter OF Mr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Junior i Club TO
GiUe Girl-Brpnk Dance

The piCcolo dance being given b.
the Junior Civic club Saturday nigh:
viii come as a fitting climax TO the
holiday Weekend. Since, according
to the claims Of the club members,
there IS a scarcity of men, 1t IS plan
ned to have tins a glrl-break dance,
with tho.c girls who do not have
daees attending the affair as stays.
The dance will be held al West
End Country Club Saturday night
from nine until we've O'Clock, ana a
good collection of dance recording
to suit varied tastes is promised by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

the committee in charge OF al. ou-g
nents. 1t Is to be strictly mja.nlai,
with street clothes being III
tickets arc in the hand OF Junior
Civic club members and ar on ale
t the Cold Seal Soda shop. Those
who do not procure their urNtte DC
forehGnd may get them at The club
door Saturday night.
This is the first dance sponsored
by the Junior Civic club. organlzec
only a few months ago. The ella
: m-mbcrs are enthusiastic over tn
dance, and promise a very enj 1yaDi'
evening for all those who attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

nursu-s taft at Maria parham hos
pitaI.
Lieutenant Tucker is the son OF
John Henry Tucker and the late Mrs
Tucker. He is now stationed witt
the l65th medical regiment at Fort
Jackson, Columbia, S. c., where they
will make their home upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip.
The following announcement ha,
been issued:
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Ormand
Branch
announce the marriage of their sister
Matte Sue
Lieutenant John Henry Tucker. Jr
on Wednesday. the tWcntv-fouWth
of December
nineteen hundred and forty-one
Henderson North Carolina
No announcements were mailed Il
friends in Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
First OF Too Holiday
Dances This EUeniu9

The first of a series of two holiday
dances at West End Country Clue
Will be given this evening from IL
until , o'clock, with Hubie HcatWole
and his orchestra furnishing the
music.
The club members have been look
ing forward to this affair since its
announcement several days ago, and
have made plans to attend.
The holiday dances Of the club arr
standOuts of the social season her
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
SOCIETY NEWS
ROSE OF SHARON.
Nv Elizabeth ChaNd,r FNrmau.

| saw a rOSc-Oi- Sharon plCC,
Down by the autumn. sea.
Reside a little house 1t grew
Into whose door the >el-t.ili D!cW.
And the riCkcty roof was al asEcW.
And the pancs stared WistfAilg.
II eccmed an old, deserted plaCa.
Dreaming in MONDAY trance.
But never house was less alone.
Fol where the sunlight Warme5t
ShOnc
The rosc-of-Sharon baSked, full
blown,
In living radiance.
With pink roSe-pctalS opened wide
It was d lovely thing,
# gazed into my face as though
So filled it was with long ago,
II could not hide its overflow
OF 10y, remembering.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

James NJ. Young and Nerle:
\dan. ,Jr., of Aberdeen Pto\jh~
Ground, at Aberdeen, Md, pen'
CbrI.fu3s Day here with their tam
rljcs. They Al, in the ordnance DC
nartmunt there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Has Watermelon.

M. J. Woodlief of L. G. DAVIS an1
Sons Co., exhibited a watermelon f.
the Daily Dispatch office today, /
was in a high state of preservation
but not palatable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Weekend in Camden

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Sanders and
son. Bobby, left today for Camden,
s. G., where they VIII spend the
Weekend with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
On FurIough.

Cpl. Carson T. Wells arrived We'd
ncsday from Fort Jackson, S. c. and
spending his Through with re'a-
tiycs in Henderson and Slnithticld.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Wit in PCtrrSbur".

Nj. and Mrs, a. = FaIkner lcSt
"wednesday for Petersburg, Va. L
spend the holidays with their SON
In-laW AID daughter. MI. and Mis-.
II. NJ. Brooks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Visit in Concord.

Mrs. Ray Hull and sons, Bobby
and Fred, Icft today for Concord Tor
a visit at the home of Mrs. Hubs
parents, Mir. and Mr.. J. y. Peck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
TankcrSIeXS Hero

Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. T~ankcrsioy. Jr.
of Richmond. Va. visited Mrs. Tan
kerSlCy's mother, Mrs. W. A. Mat
theWS. for Christmas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Goes to Portsmouth.

Mrs. M. J. ANerettc left for Ports
month. Va. yesterday, where she Wll
pend about two month with he
husband. who Is working there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
From New York.

Miss Aliene Hughes and Ike Hughes
Of New York City, are visiting their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. |. w. Hughes,
lar the Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
From Richmond.

Mrs. G.. T. Tankcrsley, ST., anc
Miss Emma Skipper, of Richmond
Va. spent Chri tmas with Mr.. Ian
kcrsley's daughter, Mrs. H. y. Jor-
dan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

JefferSOnian democracy is 2
theory of government based ON trr
Independence Of the individual from
the undue control of gOVernm nt3i
authorities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. w, {. Mills, ol
Grcenville. S. c., are spending Soy
rral days in the city with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26
Returns Home.

Nj. Virginia OH Reayt. has re
turncd to her homr on North Car
nett street, after BENG treated d
Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-26

KRO1aaXDO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Titdns Unable
To Hold Lead

CHICAGO. Feb. 21-Detroit
University basketball team was
defeated, $3.50, last night by a
Loyola quintet which came from
behind after trailing 1913 going
into the last half.
A great second half rally, in
which the Ramblers scored nine
points on four field goals and a
free toss before the Titans could
hit the hoop, accounted for the
Detroit loss.
After five minutes Of play in
the first half the Titans had a
1912 lead with Bob Brice and
Hank Lundgren scoring two goals
each and Charles Adams another
TO two free throws by Loyola.
Two more free shots by Loyola
made it 10-4. and after Charles
O'Brien of Detroit had counted
two free shots on George Wen
skus' foul, WenSkus and Dan Ca
hill scored from the field and
Jack Stanton from the free line
for Loyola to narrow the gap TO
1873.
The contest was nip-and-tuck
until Loyola opened the last half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
League Standings Favor Mowers

The unaltcrabe argument in Mowers favor is in the
league standings which show that while the Red Wings attack has
produced only goals stands sixth the seveneam league
scoring power the second best the league Just
goal having scored Detroit than first place
Toronto. The is Mowers.
More than 1000 Nason from Mowers home Niagara
Falls Ont making Toronto present hun
with gift and watch him play night.
Jack Adams made another late change the lineup today
shake the Wings against the Leafs lie Bill
Jennings, his right the line with Sid Abel and Gus
Giesebrech Eddie Wares moved ntoCenr line with Joe
Fisher Carl Lcombe Don Crosse Mud Bneeau and sgd
will form the third forward unit and Alex Motter will
the fifteenth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
State Fencing Meet
Has Entry List Of as

Forty-fve fencers competing in
three different events, the foil.
saber and epee. have entered the
mems annual State Amate
Fencers' Championship, to be held
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the
Crosse Pointe Neighborhood Club.
Teams contesting are from the
University of Michigan. Wayne
University. Michigan State. Uni
versity of Detroit. Sale de Tuscan,
Crosse Pointe Sword Club. as well
as teams from metropolitan high
schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
10 Pts. Without
A Field Goal

One of the rarest things in
basketball occurred last night in
the Glass A tilt between Keller
and Tool Shop in the girls De-
partment of Recreation league at
McMichael gym.
Tool Shop tailed 10 points
during the game but none of these
came on field goals. Keller guards
bottled up the opposing forwards
so the only way they could score
was on free shots. Pearl Gerber of
Tool Shop gathered eight of these
charity throws as Keller won,
24-10.
This marks the sixth successive
victory for the Keller girls which
puts them we'll on their way
toward their third straight cham
pionship in this league. Ella Gnida
and Verne Chabot paced the win
ners with six points each followed
by Helen Murray and Mary Abick
with five.
Hudson has suffered a bad two
weeks in this leagues COMPETE
ton. Last week it lost 29-18 TO
Tool Shop and last night it
dropped a 1926 decision to Par
IRISH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Fast Time
Makes Him Fdvorite

SANTA ANITA. Cal, Feb. 21.-
1NS) Charles 5. Howard 5 Mo
land today appeared 10 be the
horse TO beat in the 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap d week from to-
morrow.
Tuning up for the $4,000 San
Antonio Handicap at Santa Anita
tomorrow, Midland took the track
between races yesterday and
Splashed a half mile in AS Is
through the soft mud. AS usual,
Towards big bay reveled in the
going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Harmon
To Play
LIN Benefit

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 21.-Two Of
the University of Michigan's great
est athletic stars of recent years,
Tom Harmon and Jake Townsend,
have volunteered their services for
an exhibition basketball game
against New York Renaissance,
February %, at Yost Field House.
The game will be played for the
benefit of the University Women's
Athletic Association.
Harmon. the All-American foot
baller, who recently was offered
$4,000 to play ten games with the
Hammond All-Stars, and Town.
send, greatest of Michigan's cage
stars, will join with other former
players such as Jim Rae, Herman
Fishman and Eddie Thomas for
the tilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Downed
By Sheboygan
ByA Points
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
81. DETROIT 80.
SATURDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at Oshkosh.
Flrestone at Goodyear.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Feb. 21.-
Sheboygan Redskins swept through
the Detroit Eagles for a $3.50
victory in a National Basketball
League game last night.
The Eagles took 1919 lead in
the first quarter but Suessens and
Sokody suddenly turned on the
heat to give Sheboygan 23-14
lead at the half The Redskins
maintained wide lead the rest of
the way.
Sokody led the scoring with 13
points. while Calihan starred for
Detroit with u. Sadowski scored
three hook shots and added 5
points from the free throw line.
Sheboygan's victory assured the
team at least a tie for a place in
the league playoffs in March.
sHfH0NGAN fA4l nETR0IT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Jack Adams Speaks His Piece

Manager Jack grinned assent.
The Wings regarded MontreanSpred the interview in
which Frank Boucher New York Rangers declared his belief
that goa should be the Calder Trophy
they had the Vezina Trophy to contend for.
"Thats just little silly" said Adams you're asking first
like Davie
Brimek Turk And he's still good enough 10
him Calder Trophy. II
TO win all the trophies he should get the
just Brmsek did two for Boston
The Wings all admire GUILTY but they don't believe the 20
compares Mowers They point the De
goaes club which conceded
threequarters the of the Boston club which helped Brse
trophy Yet BrimSck took the honor
although Conache Bn freshman scored . goals
GUILTY scored Is goals and II assists for Canadens TO gain
consideration this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

LAKELAND Fla. Feb. 21.-A
dead sea gull guards the Tigers
Spring training ball park here.
The late Mr.. Gull lies in state in
the pitchers box.
at is a warning to other gulls
to keep away" Neal Conway, the
Tiger groundkeeper, explained.
I'VE kill a gull every now and
then which serves as a warning.
And 1t works. The gulls fly over
head but don't come down.
II used to like the sea guIls
here, but when they started
making a feather-bed out of my
ball park 1 thought IL was time
to call quits. You see, they were
shedding feathers and the out
field was nothing but gull
feathers. Thousands of gulls
used to come to the park from
nearby Lake Parker.
my men and put in a lot
Of work on the park and we
don't like the idea of a lot of
careless gulls messing it up"
A look at Conway's park here
is all that is needed to convince
one that A lot of work was put
into grooming Florida's finest ball
yard for the Tigers. most of whom
are due here March 2.
among other things we put
700 pounds of Italian rye into
the ground" Conway explained.
We wondered what the Greeks
would think of that.
ut would be all right with the
Greeks If we put II in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Pro Golf Tourney
To Denver Club
International New, Service wlr.

hHANfHdRsuHhi -NfNs FuC
DENVER, Feb. q. = Denver's
Cherry Hills Club-site of the
National Open in 193S-will. be the
scene of the 1871 Professional
Golfers Association championship.
BY promising to underwrite
$4,000, the Denver Junior Cham
Der of Commerce won the PEA
tournament. San Francisco and
Milwaukee were nosed out in the
spirited bidding.
Tom Walsh. the PEA president,
informed Denver officials the
match play title tournament will
be staged from July 7 to Is.
Byron Nelson of Toledo. former
National Open champion. will de-
fend his PEA title. He won a SEN
sational one-up victory over Sam
Snead of Hot Springs, Va. in the
PEA finals last year at Her
Shey, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Anderson S Scoring
Too Much for Hurons

YPSILANTT. Feb. 2l.-The one
handed wizardry of Harold Ander-
son was too much for Michigan
Normai's cagers as Northern State
downed the Hurons. 1910 last
night Anderson looped IN IL
points IN the first half and y
more in the final period.
The Hurons were out in front
20-19 at the intermiSSion. With
Northern State in front. 40-3S, An
derson connected for two field
goals and a free throw to sew up
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

AS yet Mervyn Shea, Tommy
Bridges and Del Baker are the
only Tigers on hand, and the first
two spend most of their time at
one of the two local golf courses.
Shea. winner of the baseball
players annual championship at
st. Petersburg, was nosed out here
yesterday by Ed Cosgrave. l up on
20 holes, in the Semifinals of the
annual Lakeland Chamber of
Commerce tourists tournament.
Bridges defeated NJ. G. Brown,
a New Yorker, 2 up, and was to
meet Cosgrove today in the finals.
Cosgrove is the defending cham
pion. Roy Cullenbine was elimi-
mated by Shea in the quarter
finals.
incidentally, Cullenbine is in
fine shape and believes he will
have big year. He leaves here
Monday to join the st. Louis
Browns at San Antonio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
OHlla. DOty
Are kayO
Victims

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 21.-Lee
Oma. the Detroit light heavy
weight lasted only LA of the
first round of his scheduled 10
round bout with Erv Sarlin. a
local slugger at the Gardens last
night
a short right TO the chin sent
Qma down for the full count Sar-
lin weighed la and Oma $50.
Joe Doty. 140. also of Detroit.
was stopped in the sixth round of
the eight-round semifinal by Sam
my Adragna. 40, of Pittsburgh.
II was Adragna all the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Two Score ; Goals
In Night Puck Loop

Brad Thompson's three goals
enabled Indians TO defeat Gala
hans. Al. in a Class A hockey
game at Mack Park last night In
another game in the same class.
Nash-Mack beat cpitfires, 81, with
Bob Nose accounting for three of
the Nash-Mack counters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
DETROIT TIMES, FEBRUARY Fl, 1s4r PAGE Fl
MOWERS CASE
Wing GoaIie Must Battle Propaganda or
Behalf Of Guilty for Rookie Prize
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's going take than propaganda campaign TO keep
Johnny Mowers the Detroit Red Wing goaltendr from the
Calder and Vezna trophies.
The bouncing Detroit goae is already recognized the No
candidate the Calder Trophy which annually the
standing rookie Hockey League And he's only
goal behind Walter Tu Boda of Toronto Maple Leafs in the
fight for the Vezna Trophy which to the nemnder who yields
the fewest goals Broda has played game.
Movers will his big chance draw with Broda when he
and at Olympia Sunday
But evidently he'll buck propaganda campaign 10 grab
the Calder Cup for which he should be a clnch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

be gwen more man second
thought in the balloting be-
cause he'll get a $1,000 bonus
from his club if he WINS the
Calder Trophy.
Mowers isn't down for a
bonus- If he wins the Calder
Trophy, but neither he nor his
teammates think that should
make any difference in the ball
loting by writers and officials.
as the trophy supposed TO
go to the outstanding freshman
In the National Hockey League
or the one whose club offers the
largest bonus:" demanded Left
Wing Sid Abel. Every one
knows II il weren't for Johnny
we wouldn't be up there in
third place. And If he keeps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Cage Results

COLLEGE
Iovela SO Z 81 d 30.
Northern state IS. Michigan Normal 90
Albion 35. Adrian IL
Rhode Island So Springfield ~
Davidson 81. south sCrolina IS.
Duke IS. North Carolina 80.
De Sales So. Calvin IS
Georgia Tech 50. Univ Of Georgia a.
HIGH SCHOOL
Hamtramek 30 Pershing -
St Anthony IS, st. Joseph u.
81. Roses 30. 81. Phillips Il
St Theresa 0. St Benedicts %
St Patricks 80 Sacred Heart %.
Kalamazoo Central %. Holland %
Portage IS. Kellogg Q.
Augusta p. Scots %.
Richlsnd 80. schoolcrsft %.
Comstock 81. Galesburg Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
WOLVERINES TAKE LEAD

The Wolverines then reversed
the procedure in the 100-y d
free style and the 150-yard back
stroke and COPIED second and
third in the 200-yard breast stroke
10 take safe lead.
Michigan won four of the seven
individual events.
1t was the first defeat Of the
season for Iowa. the Hawkeycs
having beaten Chicago and Illinois
in previous Big Ten dual affairs.
300-yard medley relsy--Won by Michi-
gan tBeeoe, skinner. q. SharsmeD. Time,
3:O54
22o-yard free style-Won nv Welsh
Michigan: Ahlgren iowa. second: VIII
Hams michigan third Time. 22i5.
i'4-safd. free styie-~0h- ~ ~enstren
Gows). Loping. Iowa.. second. West
Low board fancy diving Won by Var
gon 0IoWai 4.O4: Biedryzyck GOwa).
second, ISL. Violin tMlchigan), third.
tMlchigan): pstten (Mlehigan). second
Wenstrom Gowae third. Time, :542.
l50-yHrd nsckstroke-won by Riedl
CMicniganl; Beebe tMichigAnl. second Ma
honey Iowa. third Time, 1855.
2oo-yafd bresstroke.won by Pevtisttts
sharsmet Michigan third. Time. 2 33.2
new pool record Former marx ~ 3s !
set hy Hsigh q. Michigan in 1897.
440-yard free style-Won BY welsh
Michigan; Thaxter 1Michiganl. second
AhlF-en Iawsl third Time. 5;i3.7
4O0-ysrd free style relsy-won BY Mich.
gsn (Norss Burton. Pstten. G. Shsrs-
met. Time. 3.4i ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Casey Is Fined $Ioo

HAVANA, Feb. 81. - GNS) -
Hugh Casey, upon whom the
Dodgers are relying for some
effective pitching this season, was
fined 500 for being four days
late reporting Larry MacPhail
said Casey paid the fine without
complaint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Cubs Sign Bryant

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-The Chi.
cago Cubs holdout list shrank to
II today with the announcement
from General Manager James T.
Gallagher that Clay Bryant, who
has been more or less inactive as
Bruin pitcher since 1899, has
signed his 1871 contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
MICHIGAN-oNTARIO LEAGUE

! sPlay Muskegon away games.
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Toledo 8, Windsor Z.
TONIGHT'S GAME
Guelph at Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
IOWA SOPH STARS

No national collegiate records
we're marked up. AL Poviladis,
Hawkeye sophomore, cracked the
Iowa pool record in the 200-yard
breast stroke when he upset Jim
Skinner. twice the A. A. U. cham
pion in the event, in 1888, only
one second over the N. c. A. A.
mark. Poviladis. who has never
been beaten. outdistanced Skinner
by good five yards.
Jim Welsh was the only double
winner. coming home in the 200
and 440-yard free style races by
stable margins.
The Wolverine medley and free
style relay teams both. won. After
leading, y to 6, with two events
gone~, Iowa came back TO score
first and second in the 50-yard
free style and diving to go into a
% to IA lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Michigan Is Given Scare
By Hawkeye Natators
But Wolverines Make Strong Finish to
Triumph, Maintain Perfect Record

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 21-Iowas swimming threw
into Mhgans national intercollegiate champions here last night
Wolverines from behind the Hawkeye so
their y-fourth consecutive dual triumph.
The started to be typical Michigan wak-away but
before the
leading the invading % to % with four left
did the clnched Welsh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

spiked down at Lakeland" he
grins.
1--WE been taking injections
which the doctor says will
change the chemistry Of my
blood. And at the same time IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21

ythe pace cup should get itno matter If
Canadens GUILTY $4,000"
say only chance
in lifetime win Calder Trophy and would much
GUILTY. And know it would cash
season, wouldn't Adams - he asked deter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
So It's Matter Of Bonus

The Red Wings packing their bags for the Toronto trip today
bit redeaded suggestions by Canadian writer's that
though Johnny GUILTY Canadens center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
HOCKEY

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Toronto 2, Montreal I.
Chicago 4, Americans :.
SATURDAYS GAMES
DETROIT Mt Toronto.
Chicago at Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
Toronto 6 Wins
And Seizes Lead
Move Ahead as
Record Smashing
Bruins Idle
What good a record?

What good a record?
Boston Bruins probably are ask
ing that question today as they look
up from second place in the Ma
tional Hockey League and see
Toronto Maple Leafs perched on
the top rung.
The Leafs took over the lead
last night by defeating Montreal
Canadiens. 2-1, while the Bruins.
who have gone % games without a
defeat, we're idle.
The Leafs hold a 1-point margin
over their Boston rivals and both
teams have played the same
number of games.
PENALTY is COSTLY
Toronto. playing at home, got
the winning goal last night in the
third period while Ray Gettliffe
was serving a penalty for slashing,
one of IL penalties meted out
during a rough game.
Dick Metz sank the deciding
goal out of a scramble in front of
the Montreal goal.
Sands scored the lone goal for
the Canadiens in the first period
when he picked up a loose puck
and skated in to beat Turk Broda.
Sweeney Shriner tied the score for
Toronto five minutes later on a
long shot after taking a pass from
Taylor and sending it past goalie
Gardiner.
HAWKS BEAT AS
New York Americans twice
fozzled a one-goal lead and finally
bowed to Chicago Biackhawks, AZ.
in New York in the other National
League game last night.
Slobodian gave the Americans
the lead with a goal in the first
period but Cooper tied it up for
second in the second session. Kelly
put the Americans ahead again in
the third period. but Earl Seibert
stole the puck in New York terri
tory and again put Chicago on
even terms.
Thoms and B. Bentley then
added the goals which won for
Chicago.