MINORS UNAFRAID OF ONTARIO TAX QUIZZ

“Gutch” Gets A Helping Hand…

Habs Have Three Goals In Three Games Called Back

MONTREAL, Que.—The Montreal Canadiens had a goal a game called back on them in three straight games, but fortunately they won them all anyway. On Sunday, October 18 the Habs had a goal by Don Marshall called back on them when the goal judge said the puck didn’t go into the net. But the Habs won 6-5, with three goals in the third. In their next game, Thursday, October 22, Referee Dalt McArthur disallowed a Canadiens’ goal when he said Jean Beliveau was in the Chicago crease. The Canadiens won 5-1. Two nights later, on Saturday, October 24, Referee Eddie Powers refused to allow a Canadiens’ goal against Boston when he ruled that a Canadiens’ player had his stick over his shoulder and deflected the puck to the ice, where Moore bounced it…

DOSCO DOES IT…

Lights Go Out For Szura After Flashing His 1st Red Lamp In Pro Career

MONTREAL, Que.— When a guy scores his first goal he usually dives into the net for the puck or gets it off the referee or linesman as a lifetime souvenir. Twenty-one-year old Joe Szura rookie of the Montreal Royals has that puck, and he has another souvenir which he’ll long remember. Only he won’t be able to show it to family and friends unless he obtains the X-ray film to indicate a crack in his collar bone. Man-and-boy, around hockey as player coach and executive close to half-a-century Frank Carlin, general-manager of the Royals says he can’t recall when it ever happened—for a player to bag that rubber biscuit for his maiden goal in any league and in the same split second be dumped for a serious injury. It occured in the first period—Royals…