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Windle. 10, M. Lewis. a Kangas
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Duncan 2: Berg 7; E. Greene 3;
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don “Wheat | Kings | 6-1.in the

‘seventh ‘and: ‘deciding game , ‘of :

their. best-of- -seven series...00 0,
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wing. Ed: Ehrenverth,. “Brandon

‘defenceman. Dune McCallum and] ’
‘Flin’ -Flon ° Bomber’ centre, Cliff
Pennington to Toronto as added

strength, | -

- -The. Oil Kings: were presented
with the. Abbott Cup; emblematic
of. ‘Western - Canadian: “Junior
hockey | supremacy, ina ‘short
ceremony following the victory.

‘games of,;.the series in. Brandon,
then: ‘came ‘back ° to ‘Edmonton
‘and: took the next three straight
before. the Wheat, Kings. tied! the
series 3-3-Monday. ©
It is the fourth time. an Ed-
monton team has made the Do-
minion: finals ‘since’ the. SGrics
started in 1910. “The Oil Kings
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1939, -The-only. Alberta toam to
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monton stake a, 3-1: first period
lead Tuesdny, ralse the count to
6-1 during. the second ‘session,
and score an unanswered foul dn
the final period,

-The best-of-seven | ‘Dominion
final will be played in Toronto's
Maple Loaf Gardens: agninat.
‘oither “Brockville Canadians .. or.
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and: 680, :

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... | ter be in shape.”
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Kurdaiel. 11, Geary 3; Roald 11,
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Lane in effigy and laid out a
likeness of Joe Gordon on 4 slab.

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but I always:go into the ring ex-
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Fullmer. is a-13-to- 5 favorite.
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