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looking
for
a
winner
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you'd
better
get
the
old
hatpin
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sharpened
up.
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For
years,
science
and
the
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Boston
Takes
Lead
In
NHL
Semi-Finals
bookies
have
proved
that
the;
hatpin
method
is
by
far
the
most
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for
finding
the
winner!
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of
favorit
almost
never
wins
and
iii-i
Jak
Mclntyrc's
Third-Period
Counter.
Leaves
Canadiens
liehind
Eight-Hall
MONTREAL
(CP)
Jack
Mclntyre's
goal,
Thursday
night
gave
the
Boston
Bruins
VWWWW.WAVJV.VAV.VW.V.V.V.'.V.V
where
most
of
the
field
neve.-sees
the
finish
line.
Fifty-two
horses,
including
two
previous
winners,
are
eligible
to
start
the
4i2-mile
chase
over
0
of
I
lie
toughest
fences
on
any
race
course.
Veteran
observers
agree
that
the
odds
against
any
particular
horse
ever
finishing
are
at
least
10
to
1.
The
shortest
price
at
the
moment,
as
far
as
possible
winners
a
1
to
0
decision
and
a
three-two
lead
in
games
over
:
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HT.
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in
the
best
of
seven
Stanley
m
lilt
JIUUUtu
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semi-final.
It
wa
the
third
victory
in
a
row
for
the
Bruins
who
played
on
The
ALLEYS
a
sounay,
steaay
game
an
me
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-port
NEWS
PICTURE
This
photo,
taken
by
David
Bier,
of
the
Montreal
Herald,
are
concerned,
Is
a
fraction
more
than
that.
J.
H.
Griffin's
Irish-bred
Royal
Tat)
heads
the
list
at
100
to
9.
Royal
Tan,
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eight-year-old
Si
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Vino
way
and
protected
their
slender
lead
for
the
last
17
minutes
of
the
bitterly
fought
game,
with
a
brilliant
defensive
display.
The
Canadiens
roared
to
a
Pessy
Thompson
took
the
lead
in
all
scoring
in
the
Ladles'
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lens
caught
and
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gelding,
finished
second
to
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Tuesday.
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el
coin
tart
year.
They
were
the
Two
horses
of
a
starting
I
ing
for
Lyons,
in
A
Division,
she
field
of
36
to
finish
the
course
rolled
a
302
antfe
and
trippled
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of
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lead,
on
home
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to
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start
the
series
but
the
Bruins,
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who
finished
fourth
in
the
70-
coal
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Ray
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A
Division
wit
,
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single
in
B
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finished
third
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of
game
National
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league
schedule,
tid
it
up
at
home,
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win
before
14,519
fans
Grudge
Matches
Are
Featured
in
Final
Curling
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high
with
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22nd
fence.
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Albert
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to
his
feet,
remounted
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Press
Results
A
Division
Lyons
3,
Savoys
0;
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and
brought
his
horse
home
at
puts
the
club
in
a
commanding
;
position
to
wind
up
the
series
at
home'
and
move
on
to
Detroit
to
meet
the
league
champion
;
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the
Canadian
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Derrinstown
is
in
this
year's
Anderson
3.
Cloverleafs
0;
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Harlem
Negro
Wants
To
Join
('mpany
of
l'rile
Champs
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
race,
too,
but
so
far
the
bet-!
strikes
2,
Stars
1;
McMeekins
2.
Red
Wings
in
the
final
for
the
historic
trophy.
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By
ARTHUR
MELIN.
High
School
Student
NEW
YORK
(AP)
His
old
lusti
challenge
trophy
for
the
rest
of
i
ting
public
must
consider
that
i
Annettes
1;
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pruning
&,
for
fighting
has
faded
away
with)
the
year
and
the
Dominate
rink
j
last
year's
events
were
only
luck,
skeena
Grocery
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time
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Sugar
Ray
Robinson
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still
get
odds
of
100
to
1
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Division
75
Taxi
3.
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!
wants
to
rack
up
one
more
rec-!
proved
its
superiority
over
Row-I
against
Derrinstown
winning,
jo;
Co-op
2.
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Ave.
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lord
before
h
hangs
up
his
;
botham
9-6
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the
final
curling
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tremendous
'uncertainty
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2,
Mansons
1;
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matches
for
the
season
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last
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against
success
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BASEBALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Portland
4,
San
Francisco
3.
Seattle
4,
Hollywood
1.
Oakland
0.
San
Diego
3.
Los
Angeles
12,
Sacramento
2.
The
middleweight
King
want?
night.
make
the
National
an
ideal
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to
loin
Bob
FiUsimmons
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another
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maicniture
for
the
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wospuai
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base
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Standings
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14
Henrv
Armstrong
among
the
!
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defeated
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rink
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sweeps
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MONDAY
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main
drawing
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12,
Dibb
10,
McMeekins
10
on
the
results
of
this
race.
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Rosa
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10,
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form
alone
the
horses
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arc
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present
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plans
go
awry.
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Harlem
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wUl
go
after
Moore,
defeated
Eyolfson
19-4,
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third
crown
against
.
light
supported
by
W.
Cuthill,
Joe
Scolt
and
Art
Nickerson.
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5
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win
carry
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pounus
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r,ivi!irin
r,nnks
12.
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,
20
Original
Paintings
of
Maclean's
Magazine
Covers.
56
Mexican
Wood
Cuts
and
Lithographs.
Vanctwver
School
of
Art
Variety
Exhibit.
tne
winner
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,
Huru
Commercials
9.
Mc-
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with
top
weight
of
lo
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Maxim
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the
Yankee
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of
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winners
in
two
of
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their
last
three
races.
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addition
to
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YOUNGSTERS'
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in
the
field..
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s
Russian
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pected
to
run
somewhere
near
'
son
Square
Garden.
Hero,
a
long-shot
victor
In
1949
the
usual
juu.uuu.
:anci
North
Star
bonspiel
trophy.
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SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
2
TO
5
PM
.
I
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if
l
nr
more
of
the
eligibles
Fitz-simmons
was
i
2
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Junior
t,
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which
hasn't
won
a
race
since
v,.,t
r?..rtr,J.
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start
the
field
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be
the
third
low
Membt-rs
Movie.
4:00
P.M.
The
Carlson
Story.
in
addition
to
Its
other
claims
largest
in
the
106-year
history
.
.
.
i
i
1
1,
r.t
ihs
ran
The
record
fiela
is
SATURDAY
EVENING,
7
TO
10
PM
boxer
to
win
three
titles
al-
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'
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,
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;
though
he
CJ&T
ffi
at
one
time
as
Ar
mstrong
did
to.ispiel.
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.later
Fite
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opened
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the
match,
counting
five
weight,
heavyweight
and
light
jn
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hnnvwrpicht
chamDionshiPs
in
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.
to
lame,
me
iauunai
jo
ulw
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.
in
1929
when
Greglach
won
worlds
richest
steeplechase.
66
First
nlace
this
year
will
be
at
100
to
1.
In
1947
there
were
IP
worth
$26,753.
!
57
starter,
and
again
a
that
order.
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Twentv-eieht
special
trains
shot,
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w.
rv,
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Willis
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culling
atiivny
ior
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si
a
at
10
to
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by
Teen
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Movie.
8:30
P.M.
The
Carlsf-n
Story.
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SUNDAY,
2
TO
5
P.M.
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Symphony
Concert
and
Toa.
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2.
Movie.
4:00
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Story.
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AFTERNOON.
2
TO
5
P.M.
I'
2:00
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Memberi.
4.00
P.M.
Movie.
The
Carlsen
Story.
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MONDAY
EVENING,
7
TO
10
P.M.
7:00
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Members,
J"
8:30
P.M.
Movie.
The
Carlsen
Story.
9:30
P.M.
Drawing
for
ruffle
prizes.
t
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tt
I
crowd,
on
which
an
official
fig-
I9a.
fceri
of
tanley
Cup
'
swept
the
lightweight
and
wel-
skating
or
a
possibie
two-week
U-rweight
championships
in
1938.
.
,
perlod
beginning
Saturday.
Because
of
Armstrong's
mon-
t
opoly
of
three
of
boxing's
most
i
;
active
divisions,
boxing
commis-
A
man
in
an
insane
asylum
Nioners
ruled
a
fighter
couldn
t
;
sat
fishing
over
a
flower
bed,
!
hold
more
than
one
title
at
a
1
when
a
visitor,
wishing
to
be
i
tjme
;
friendly,
walked
up
and
asked,
1
Robinson'
was
forced
to
give
j
'low
many
have
you
caught
to-
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Canadian
Pros
v
IMmtrMl
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at'
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he
knocked
the
middieweigm
crown
off
Jake
LaMotta's
ing
brow.
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he
whips
Maxim,
Ray
probably
will
retire
from
the
ring.
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Sugar
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has
more
than
a
half-dozen
business
enterprises
going
to
keep
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ra.
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and
Tony
Can-izoneri
each
held
two
genuine
;
titles,
the
lightweight
and
wei-
terweight
diadems,
and
one
syn-ithetic
championship
the
Junior
welterweight.
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