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Charlottetown. Sat. Nov. 235711364.

By JACK SULLIVAN Canadh s rts Editor If anything untoward happens during the Grey Cup final to- day. you can bet that Harry

1 Football fans across the court-l itry probably wouldn't know ;Harry if they fell over him i’. ‘ cause he’s the guy who does tile ,work and stays in the back-

{Harry McBrien Has Hopes FAG-EfrgFor An Easier Grey Cup

McBrien. wuh his coat-tails lflying in the winds. ran on to ‘the field to pass the message along to referee Seymour Wil-

son. He never did catch up to

McBrien wont g,ground. Probably his most iln-lelson. "‘ 1 around trying to smooth things forgettable Cup experience overl "There are hundreds of guys, Ith drunks and roaming

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tnn Bruins will invade the Montreal Forum tonidit to b'ii‘tlﬂfenvorlm the slumping Canadians. The Bruins toppled the Blueshirts 8-1 on home ice Thursday night and Charlottetown's Forbie Kennedy dented the twmes for his second marker of the

msgitie has never been known as a goal scorer in the Na-

ou . Harry likely will be at the Ca- nadian National Exhibition stag dium when British Columbia Lions and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. get down to the business of Irv»

last 14 years occurred in! 1Empire Stadium. Vancouver in

That's when the Edmonton? Eskimo - Ottawa Rough Ridcrl {final was forced to an abrupt;

around the field, so what hap- pens?" Harry said. “The cops stop me, the only guy they put a hand on

"I try to tell the cop who i

‘ be “e, N we think could easily be a twenty ing to win Earl Grey's cup. But and unprecedented halt with 41 am. but it doesn't make any trionlala 1:33.“! igggiven the proper chance. Kennedy a good it will be as a spectator. ; seconds remaining in the game ‘ difference. 33. and is one the more aggrmsive players in the NHL. This role is something new for by an unruly and destructivei “50 I hm stand there “a

' nist feels the only reason he isn't scaling more fre- Tms comm of the role he has been assigned With the

the middle-aged Toronto whole- sale coffee business owner. As

mob that invaded the playznz field. A youngster darted bo-

holler my lungs out to Seymour

quently is beﬁltluse , on 1 . . . . Beal’i‘lliyewnlsland's only representative in nockey s greatest league

is a tenacious checker and‘the Boston brass apparently figured

and make gestures I hope he'Ll understand as meaning the na'l game :5 over. call it nit. He

co-ordinator of the cup. and that in his own words means "being the joe boy," he has been doing

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tween the Edmonton and tawa players. stole the ball and vanished into the crowd.

.‘ shoe blockbuster would be most Ollﬁcﬁve ln 8 Y everything but carrying the ball Harry M c B r l e n and Syd , ., ' iiiﬁins rokle for the S v‘ t 00821! Pig“. , g 1on pcr cent to the last 14 years. ‘Halter of Winnipeg. commis- eventual” E“ the message' givtn

0 accepted his role gladly and But that wasn't all.

Forbie . Harry looked after the scores ‘ sioner of the Canadian Football 5 his iob- We think he has been “mg a“ “(lament job for mhe of details connected with the’League. were standing on ‘hc “l'd arranged beforehand to Milt Schmidt coached forces and we have read wh“ ‘te cup final from a downtown sidelines. have a taxi pick me up at the Boston COBCll lllml“ Forble '5 one Of the be“ penalty kl ms m hotel room. He's as cheerful "Wllat'll we do?“ a s k o rt stadium after the game t the business- . . and bright as ever, but he's ro.‘ arry. shows up all right. but who «in Unfortun?lelY- 3 Denali-V “Her ‘5 Ve‘g' .selgom vagqu a: cuperating from an illness and‘ "Call it." said the commis- you think grabs it? 101) scorers m we league because ms 10 ls o co r up his son Deke says he's going to; sioner. "The commissioner."

make sure his dad stays in his‘

someone else‘s mistakes G 1 seat during the game.

Stewart. who recently mned from a trip_to Bostoiioglid Thursday night that the Bruins had been giving Forbie a regular shift in their last few contests and we think if the Charlottetown performer gets enough ice time it wont be before he starts blin ed got. Kennedy has already amass more goals. e assusts and more penalties than any other Islander who has played in the National Hockey

:1. Eagles Mfg—“Paints Trounce

3°"le" 4'2 Acadia Axemen

what he thought the trouble with the Bruins was > d be t ldin’ ‘

League- When asked

_ . . “Th . V , , .‘ ghswgengzii a were Lingepoint'tgﬁt trilogy?“ 08:9; d 0:203:13: 1iss geheinlgienl’) suting 220 by 110 feet has an ade all around. There has good number of years and 5UMMERSIDE_m the bah seem to ﬁnish gunmen- plfys."thA for {a}; in. ﬁnish for the um of ice surface of 180 by 78 feet been a great need for an m- this magnificent structure %:gf:; Sizes. ctllligugqgal; 5t. Dunstan-s University Saint; Rea Clarke addmg Singles in em 've in- a e om o e - t - . . _ ., , - ' k in T‘ n' h for a should well suit the area. . . i v d ‘ t le sse ' of l ‘ . leaviftillluck 0° diomiﬁns and to Forbie' that area. This budding. mea With large, Spacious promen door rm lg 15 Borden Nationals 4-2 m mo 6 in 0 so po ssion a ostng cause

a . . . . , . . mu m e n - ~ - .flrst place in the Maritime In- St. Dunstans Jumped into an caught; 1.1::ng Y‘Lnaghne 1:11:33: itercoilegiate league last night early 3-0 lead in the first period here last night. The Airmen ;by virtue of an 8-4 victory over on goals by MacMillan and Mo- ith their tough defence ahdlAcadia Axemen. It was the first naghan. MacMillan was stand- elusive offense, now widen their ! game of the season for SDU and log unwatched in front of the first place lead to four points. gives them four points ' the net when he deflected Denis De-

hey are unbeaten as yet. .standings.

Carufel's pass past Mike Ken-

Tony Licari shot a pair ofl Billy MacMillan. last year‘s ﬁle in the Acadia 0336. On his

late second period oals in a,“ oring champion, led the second effort. he received a per-

span of 69 seconds in leading Saints' attack with two goals {Ed D355 from Vince Mulligan

thtioii‘jaeglleicgfieinsize. ] a! ‘ahd an assist, Maurice Roy, the and fskated in alone to deke Ken- e on o 1 - - ' , ..nl ' .

the ﬁrst period whey" KEV .3110 k right Winger from Camp . e or his 5600M goal. George

B.C. Is Ready And H ealfhy For Bai’rle Wiih Hamilton

ern Canada champions for the Canadian Bowling Championship at Kitchener, Ontario. April 19-21_ Rogers Hardware Rangers with Norman ‘Hawk' Larter at the helm will get thei- first taste of league competition in

the Charlottetown and District junior hockey loop this Sunday afternoon. The Larter coached aggregation Will be pitted esh from a 7-4

By DENNIS ORCHARD TORONTO (CP) —- It's the

than the field in Vancouver is

the best defences of the Eastern year ago when Ticats spoiled Li-

and Western football confer-

Ticats have lost only one pre- season game to Lions in the

0 White scored with the Eagles penalized.

bellton. N.B.. also garnered two'Monaghan made it 3-0 at 11.58 goals. The other SDU goals werewhen he beat Kennle after fail-

ainst the St. Dunstan's juniors who are _ V ‘ _ I ‘ a in t _| Y -

:izctorv against the Prim» of Wales Welshnien in their first British Columbia Lions, ready 311 c es. threatening tod areal: onsh first ﬁlial/1:? iiélpelairfgtge eight ggénejgttﬁeykihgve range]: dThtetNaztlémalsI quickly stretch. chggie ingekorggenibsioggaléaﬂ: midst) Biggieon a breakaway se ' R n ers have a well balanced club nd he lth ainst the Hamil- own scoring rus s an ring = w1 a r g - c _ . since e o sc e u e i o eary in the iddl . ‘ r .

“an M “1: season. The a g a a y. as {fashioned mostly by the tri- was introduced in the Canadian frame on a Gabe Keougiin goa‘l £91 and George MaCMlnan‘ Team The samls added three more

and should give the Saints quite a battle for the decision. .m.

ton Tiger-Cats, proud and tough. Action is scheduled to get underway at 2:30 p the G y t .

on the kicking teams _ . It w' be a raw and perhaps ‘ umvxrate of Bernie Faloney and

Football League four years ago.

at 1:23 ‘ ‘ - ‘ ~ but 1‘“ Chr‘sna“ 5°“ frar Acadia with Don Wells and :Acadla hit the SCmsheet- Gor

Captain Al Kenny picked up two goals in the second period before

It is a rematch of ssin w~ egree day for the pass receivers Hal Patterson Their scores this year were ed shortly after and Licari’s . . . - 01d “at, only lche out 0‘ “‘9 money l“ ' busy 154‘” [cunt whowﬂl wobauypzot [,2 players and 32,655 fans at the and Garney Henley. .3—0 for Tlcats in an exhibition two markers put the Airmen id}: WhlﬂoFk g9t.hl' ml“ °f th’ campaign. has received the unanimous vote of the Thoroughbred 1 pm. EST kickom 1 UP GA ahead to stay. Iseason “'hlle klllmg «3 Penalty to

able to pass unless they prove they can run

Racing Association board of selcctimi its the best handicap filly . I And it's a struggle between

and mare of 1964. The five-year-old is a daughter of Boston Doge- Nine Feathers. She won nine races. including the Delaware Handicap. Keenelaind's Spinster anticl the Falls City at Churchill

But the ONE stadium field Is It is the lﬁth Grey Cup game certain to be firme-r and drier for a Hamilton team- The City 'has an 8-7 record and Tiger- Cats, in their seven cup appear-

and 16-16 on Sept. 26, both in’ Vancouver. 1

Coach Dave Skrien says he and the Lions have been "talk- ing all year about winning the

‘ the scoring

played contest with a marker

at 5:40 of the final period. SUMMARY

Tom Hutchings wrapped up ' the excitineg

! Dart Results i For Thursday

iGeorge MacNell. Denis DeCaru- licl flipped in Billy MacMillan's mass at 10.40 for the Saints' fifth lgoa]. However, the Saints got

. l . . u Downs. for earmngs of $197.653- 31‘ w- A» Nelson 0‘ WW P‘ ’l I ances since they took that name Grey Cup, not just playing in _ caughl napping mlnutes later ville. Old Ha‘ riced as a two-year-old for Nelson and her present 5 S in 1951. have won three and lost it.” He says players and fans First. Perl”: 1- Borden Whitei The followin are th r . “S 1‘” 9" Al Kenny relayed a pass owner, Stanley Conrad. {out alike seemed satisfied last year (unaSSlsted) 9:40. Penalties: l of g .e 95“ ;from Rea Clarke at the 14.25

o o l . . . . the games played in the In-, . .. . .. . In 36 East-West finals since With a Western championship. Olden Penalty {01‘ ‘00 many =marl\ l0 break the shutout. Mau- h.ric Walsh. 24-year-old jockey from Notih Sydney. N_S.. S G I DO M . . . . , - tor-Club Dart Le gue on - , who took Tuesdav off no get,” married. came back Thursday and s the CUP became “$10031 "1 l9.“ and dldnl care mum “he” 141' [11-133er 5933 Ilse seizes by Thursday, November 26. age Rm. Ended ills second De.” ~_ d three winners at Toronto's Greenwood race track, Walsh . |the East has won 25 times. the 0115 lost the cup. 3 -- ~ rang .5.. _ E.. Legion A at Legit)" B 2",. i scoring at 1.»..32 slapping m l m e ' ’ th f‘rst two races ﬁnished out of the money 5 I West 11. During the last decade Both dubs h ave passing MacDonald 12:34. Hutchmgsv race A a! mace B _ Rex MacCarville's rebound {m- l lrn fhewlhilredrsailird cfme bac. to wi the fourth. He married the a ‘ the West has a 7-3 edge. ' wer. Hamilton's prime tar-v 1213;333:311? iljéflil- 2 l RCAF t Sn 5 0_5‘his first goal. l" former Patricia Gismondi. 21. of Bulfal'). I _ _ i Tlca‘ts lost four to Winnipeg gets are Patterson and ﬂanker Ken“ h more)" t - Wm Borfleu‘ Lebanese Ass_ at Sportsman ' C? a 0 I the scoring in i _ By ED CLINTON The sport of bowling m thlS‘Blue Bombers from 1953 to 1962 Tommy Grant. the top Canadian .i Eg l 31‘ 9i . l 8’ 1-28. 1 4lthe final period on Don Wells un. Frank Clair's negotiations with .‘iho Toronto Argonauts 0f Souris Bureau. The Guardian County is now limited to Souristh head coach Ralph Sazig’s in the league this year. Halt- ".23.ag4“ECh"5l'al‘ .‘Prank’ STANDINGS laSSlSled goal al 3-30. but the the Canadian Football League have apparemll' NOR?“ down. We witnessed our first volley- only. Morell and St. Peters will; one-year record with them is backs Willie Bethe?! and “mm” vellei Iii-Wales ma“ (‘Gratl W L Pis.lsalnl5 came back at. 7.17 on The Ottawa Rough Riders offered Clair f1 COllll‘a‘Cl f0!“ 119’“ ball game in about ten years not be operating their lanml unblemished. The betting is that. Counts are threats and end Stan am" ‘ar'aviug'aﬁfszs “San. sgi, 5 010 George MacMillan's blistering year, but he asked for 48 hours to talk With the 'lorontao club. the other day. The game saw again this year. leaving Souris; he will be the winning coach to. Crisson is a sleeper feared by ames. é C t”: 928 en- Brace A 41 8 shot just inside Acadiak blue. Rough Riders "lﬁ9‘als have “Mad that .they ha? left “he door Souris Regional Girls play hast all alone. At the present timed. day by seven points. S llroz'wﬁjteulclloze (3811:1833 sportsman 4 1 3 lines. Maurice Roy collected hi, | open if Frank decides he wants to stay in the Otawa camp. to girls from Morell Regional. Soul-is has five leagues in oper-E I Groundskeeper; were de- Henelgyiea defence halflfifackx is (301.68” goalie) '1111'5 Bogden Legion B 3 2 6 second of the night at 1135 on ‘ ‘ ‘ - "II t a of six officials for And poor hosts they proved to ation. Two are for adutlts._a wo-iligh With Fridays dryuig a spe s r w ose one o‘enswe ml. for t ' I Legion A 2 3 4 ,assists from MaicCsrome and i Magifeciiiyfaii gillbiix'éenhte’lii: ligament; Tiger-Cats and the be. They beat Morell in all three men's league and a men s lea- weather. but the forecasts for appearance last year against Li- 2n jog servedoobym‘gy Cl; 551%: Leb_ Ass. 1 4 2 chny. British Columbia Lions. The remainder of the team includes: matches. by scores of 15-10. 15- gue. The high school has two this afternoon‘were pesstmistic. OHS PI‘Oduced 3_ 40-yard pc'fSS- 11:39. Walsh 14:10. Brace B l «t 2 ? Rea (llama made it 8-3 at Seymore ilson. Hamilton. Taylor Patterson. Regina. 10. and wi the latter leagues. one for boys and onelpromlsmg -A a' i1 even and-fun play selllng up an 1m“ Third period; 6_ Eagles Huh RCAF 0 5 0 4806 when the Saints were two Boucher. Ottawa. Al Dryburgh. Winnipeg and Bob Shepherd of match being the only close af- for girls. and the elementary: some wet snow. With'increasmg portant'touchdown. V chings (30mm Tucker, 5:40. The schedule has been re— men short. Acadia added moth. Toronto. fair. school boys have a league. Chances Ol all-0m Tam. “11401.15 {09 Klapp “ill Vlle penalties; E. MacDonald 2:17_ leased by the Inter-Club Dart er minute later then Al Kenny ,. ‘ While both teams worked The results of the first week- M0“. “l “‘9‘ waﬁellnl. conlll‘ Flmwlnﬁ g A” {3601‘s. W'uée White.6:34. Reidy 5:34, Walsh. League for December 3. collected his second of the gamé. more or less as uniiS. some play- of bowling in Souris are. in the} 2.9139 m Haarglzmn 5112591”; 31' Niggmgugan 3:3 P‘srrglva 133‘: Christian both five_ minutes.l dThe {games "lat Will be Play- Referee Terry Brennan called ° . ers did stand oul- Young Sharon women's league: High Lows 2%. a 995" . 'yegr’o Ve r ‘ ' 6 each for fighting lﬁznﬂ. . 9 “9- 'a total of twenty penalties four. D MaCDonald play“ oumandmg QUiet ones 2% TOP chners 4’loliaf‘ltgrlilaactl‘rmigl {thief \iav'iiilnetil‘se algurifliliiinkSid giggilcullali’llyglem-i .1 Sgt Mess 3' Brace A item in Si. Dunstan's. . ' s y 9 ball for Souris, and _es Centennials l. Mic Macs 41.5.. goaches and otl‘her experts sug: mg are- the long “ﬂea-ts. The; . . Brace B at RCAF ’ St. Dunstan's plays its next came up wrth a deadly ssrvtce. Hungry six 1,4. Professmnals 3. . .1 h! mm f. h l D . eglon B at Leb. Ass. .game next Saturday at Mount « . . h 4. Men. ‘gest he will go back to his habi ot er e are sure-ire s on ‘ Legion A at Sportsman "A". She was also good at returning Line Road Cras era 7. ‘ ‘ o o . . . B . 5 El t o {of Winning somehow by oiit- receivers, although Homer goes. i . “Nu” I G t B I n fervlvcigs'Iniggh012nglxxgita egg? INiElEtueHalil‘k‘ser'is [ﬁelBSEB‘lJ‘lgi 0" smamng mt B'C' defence .nm the game With a 511m 0“ " C d l Firs ‘ 1 YSaints BL W C - . ‘ 'v . ' "HAS OFTEN noun THAT novocalne tempering the pain or: i a ers a e M "7—. .-~. lant also played worthwhile. Untouchables 5. Little Harbour Faloney has one“ done ma. 3 mm m, “Ethane . y f acMillan (Gclmas, DeCaru- - - '- h "' -' ' - ' . ‘fell 9:54: . Saint — 3 games. Some of the others play Beatles 0. Wanderers 4, Unbeat The following is the curling , I s . Mac- ( n nouc MARSHALL f t as bin 0 hails go up and ed well. but the aforementioned ables 1- draw for the Early Bird Bon- For Junior Game ilgllslgfl 3 'Mulligan. Pollock) y ' - i as g l I. m am one second to stand out. i single for the women= I spiel at the Belvedere Golf and i I - ~ - So his —-- . onag- ‘ LONDON (Cpl—n .5“ the Wei-y new car owne e Kay Murphy one of Morell‘was 241 by Anne MacDonald. Winter Club. The following players of la“ 'UnaSSESledl 11158. Penal- cllliavrges that bﬁlxihg is meldlc- boxing ion less. . Regionan top» athletes onceWhiIe Bernard MacAulay had w S I e 9 “n. 1 Rogers Rangers have been ask. 625E831 fplsalgtsh— MacCarville. 7h: spillitg‘iii‘ilrisa sluggetlignBi'liE (953mg? 01:52 fhioﬂﬁﬁbnﬁzn‘fﬁ '11:; again proved how adaptable she 261 for the men. Three for \vo-l BIce 1 — D.H. Saunders vs. Bill; 23mg: bemonthlgariismgt :9 2i: wens m.- 0 ock. Acadia .— " " ' i i was. as s e was er men was 604 by Anne MacDon-' eer. _ =~ . Y ‘ . Second P. . d: , ‘ izleviiiiipnergitligill. It lsnt realy gmgediiﬁ 11?; 3:321:32 teams sparkplugs. She showed. aid. while Clifford Ford had 598; lee 2 " C‘Vr'l Flynn vs‘ Fred: 'trhheese ggagigllgi‘2l‘nroalIﬂ-owiiiiil WhillOCk 'i‘lliglhes. 4'Mgiiinéiiani It's the afflueht society. ranksgof l'icenged professionhla with one bad exception. a real for the men's league. i Cannon. I Reed_ DDelf’ence "A 51mm nb_ 1:40: 5. 53mg“ DeCarufeI (B- These days professional hox- have thinned {0 509 from mean service. and was good at league Standings: I ‘ i Ice 3.—- Frank Acorn vs. Nor-i inson' Walsh Murchison' and MarMillan, Pollock) 10:40; 6, ing is sick in every country of “Boxin will be dead within returns. Linda MacDonald and W en: Mic Macs. 4%. Top! zman Nicholson. , Mum'aghan; inward m (my Acadia -_ A1 Kenny (R. Clarke. the world except the rer 20 yeah-s" predicts British light. Noreen Gillian also showed Notchers 4. Professmnals 3,‘ l Ice 4 — G. Storey vs. Addlel Jen. ‘MacKinnon‘ Kmmdv'i Fox, “.25. 7. .m __ A _ parts of Latin America. AfricaI heavyweight Terry Downes who some fine serves. Hi h Lows 2%. Quiet Ones 2%.. By JERRY GLADMAN MacDona d. iMacEachem' Mammmau‘ Ma-ﬁ Rh...o .Mulliglan. Maccarvme) and the For East. has laid plans for retirement by Both teams are registered for Line Road Crashers 2. Centen- Canadian Press sum Writer 11 am. . |Lead. Campbell. .1, MacDmtgall. 15"“; Pmal "‘5 — 53 is w oxing. t. seems is some. buyinga Rolls Royce.a$100.ooo Island playoffs which are ex-.nials 1. Hungry Six ‘7‘... Pikies 0. Goalie Terry Sawchuk has I 1cel~ Myron Bell vs. Bill. Macnnnald‘ and Arsenal,” .‘lachcill. Pollock (2i, Mum. thing that flourishes 'when tlmes house and investing in a chain peeled to get underway soonw‘ Men: Rovers 5. Night Huwkulpmml to be one of the bes. :Mores1de. i———————.-——_ “an” Kelly Mama __ “man. are tough. It is an inexpensive of betting shops. They are the only two teams in 5. Untouchables 5. Wanderers 4,| acquisitions made by Toronto Ice 2 — Edgar Taylor 3. on?” P i d. ‘ and spectator Other boxing men wouldn't go this county to register. lt isrUnbeatables l, Bachelors dimple Leafs in many a moon [Frank Maclnnis. ‘ Sunday Program WM Word. 3 Amid”. __ sport that manufactures folk that far but they‘re still pessi- doubtful, if either team can Fishermen 0. Electrons 0. De- and could be the chap m push ice 3 .- .- Doug Boll vs. Doug gain“ 235:;51‘0‘11“. 3.30. 9. heroes or generations. that mistic come out on top. since this will tachables 0. and Little Harbour his former bosses, Dem,“ Red illill In Hockey lean balmil .TaltT. I an (Mllllll- l‘. have little else to cheer about Birmingham promoter Alex their first year of competi- Beatles 0. . iWings out. of first place in a. Bic; 4 — L. Blakncy vs. Jim M ' m. [MmCa‘Zvulé' This is the argument cur- Griffiths says he as on hon. but. in the world of sport. The sport of curling will have “anal Hockey League play this ur on m__ Action in the CYO Hockey LOW H 3:); H. Acadia ﬂ R. mark, rcntly going the rounds in Eng- squeezed out of his old arena anything is possible. especially made its debut 1n'Sourls when _ l l ———— ‘ gue [his Sunday has Vernon Ri‘ (wens, 18:06: 12 Acadia land where. since 1945. boxmt‘. by bingo sessions. Norfolk at the school level, where they you read this. The first rocks The schedule has the second- I. ver facing Tracadie in the first Kcnny lBal‘i" if) 30 Penalties- ﬂogs have been disappearing as promoter Ralph Butler has don't know the meaning of the were thrown Wednesday night. place Leafs playing host to the I iga me while Conan Ban and Saints MzicCarv-illc. Mum. “*M switched in wrestling "because word quit. With practice games being held third-place New York Rangers ‘ Fort Augustus “mm m M m La" .2, .MmufoL Hughes, *3 o' it has more color. more action Basketball is slowly getting on‘ Thursday and Friday nights. Saturday night while Boston ; The following. is “1‘. curling‘mnd game, llachill imam Rm..." ‘ and. above all. people come." underway. Reports indicate that The Women's division will start Bruins visit. Montreal Cana- ; draw for Saturday‘ at- rhe Char; __ ,_ -m...- .m. SAVES Monday Nov Teddy waltham, secretary or Montague boys and girls are practices this coming Monday diens. All six teams are in llouetown club - . Mach 7 8.1;” ’ I . the British Boxing Board of holding light workouts. while night. An official opening haslaction Sunday wrth Toronto at 4 mm. ' Kcnhic 1593.}; .Control. agrees that fewer 31nd 0 11 and Souris are a step be- been scheduled for December Detroit. Montrealat New .Yorlr ce 3 __ H Spine“ F Mm:- ..c_,.__.‘_____. fewer young men are prepared hlﬂdv Is "elm" Gem" have "‘9 mum‘- we 815° “"derstand and B°Sl°n “Sm” Chm” Millan r.w.i., Pi‘owsc S ‘Bea-t ‘ 0 go the trouble of tralnin! started as yet. Last year three that both the high school and the Black Hawks. . lion vs.’ 1;, Tanton n. spillett H3 In Pownal I it htiii and risking injury lust successful leagues were in op-ielementary schools will also in- A Toronto Victory over the h: . ' ' ' , . h ‘ Q 8'30 P M fogr mogney They can get £18 I eration. The Senior League was dulge in curling. pPsky Rangers would Blve Leaf": R'Alfaz’hulhe.‘si 9 man- . \b“ (.LAsGow 'CPl _. ' ' ' . week or more as unskilled la- evenly matched but. if it oper- Short notes — Chris Chever'ie 5°le 90559590" Of “'5‘ Place» 1 .‘ 0 er mes are ope." l° 13‘ All persons ltlif‘l‘PSlerl in mi- MW Glasgow Rangers of the ' l oint ahead of the idle . ._ dies and men {01' practise or I k . p “.n I a i . r. Maritime Senior Hockev Le borers on any building site iii ate; this year. early reports made her return to bowling q. 0"? P . v _ . .. . . t h nor inc e.\' m‘ o a or su ‘ _ _ ague Pw c "Wd hm.n" the land. show that Montague might prove rather unsuccessful one. eh wmgs- who“ Qun'enlly l?” “W” "“‘ gem"? (ga'meg’ .rounding districts are asked to annmmcf‘fl Friday that two . . ' s be too stronz for the teams Chris —- The teachers at Souris the. Slandmgs “"‘h 23 90”“ TERRY SAWCHUK :l' ‘1 1'?” ) ) akindly attend a mcctin: in the Players irom Charlottetown will ' from soul-ls and Morell. Elementary Schools asked us to Wh'le Leafs have 22' Rangers 97th shutout of his career — u_ I“ 2 Spell; I M ‘Pownal Hall on Tuesday. llc- hf‘uucu tryouts with the club. "' Last year, in the High School issue a challenge to the ieac-liv Slmw 18‘ . , league record—.Imlacli said: 1, 9“ D '1; “- EgaS- ‘ - “"w‘ cemhcr l. at a p m l'orua'i‘ds .tncic Carroll and Sawchuk. who was thrown Into "The wa this guy's piayim, "18- W A 30 n. G. Curley EA—emmrﬂr . ~- iuan mm. W.) i... m me New Nor". n u Boys unue Moi-ell and Mon. ers at the Regional School for . I y . b ' ‘ . . RIVCI' “I”. were {he um“ team: an exhibition bowling match__3 the dra‘ll by Dem)" d‘mllﬂ ﬁlls he‘s gomg to see a lot of at:- ‘85- wk; Fargellf) M-lBlalN-‘neyi 5- I Gasznw lineup here tonight ' summer sessions. was pic e “on.” me ins. .. oug as. c I when the Rangers play Halifax Stud ' mhnfﬁmss "‘9 Ciountg" in ﬁgfnﬁgmsttold '39 may have up by tents for the draft price The standing; could also see Ice 3 — L. Turner. G. Croc- Schoonem on“ 250’ Adults 500 pm c. 9” ow“ Wm .0" . e me or v". 932"] prac' (#520,000. To date it has proved "the, alterations with Chicago kett. H. Douglas, B. Brookins .. -.__L_. ..___,“._ a“ coming out on top’ The Gulls “m' “We? Wm"- du't Phy’ to belt wise and profitable deal and Montreal deadlocked to; vs. D. Ward. M. Farrell, P. Per- t Princ Coun lieazue had Morell and Souris sical Education classes could use on (he put of the Leafs. fourth place one pom back of m ‘1‘ Fisher. '1 I e u the top teams with Morel“ a few more people in attendant”. New York. Montreal's two-game Ice 4 — B. Crockett. K. Doug- H k S h I l J I bun“ 8mm“ by one pom m "‘ That latter b“ was meant fMl snows “NE RECORD schedule will provide them with las. G. Trainor. C. Sentner vs. Montague curlui: diaw for cc 3y C U G I o R “hull Igifngs'gmcgunty an opportunity to tighten thing! H. Douglas. M. Macmnalld' Nov, 28: The folloumg the h d | ' ' ' .' . Coffin. G. Arsenault. 7 pm. ' is so e ue ‘ My how the teams might com- need more members and louder seven wins._ two ties ]and only “pNew York goalie Jacques Ice 5 _ M. Pursey' E. Rana” Ice 1 _ HG MacDonald. L. rm. the month of January in the H o C K E Y "I. for the comma mum“ cheers _ lonerlossﬁ “It; 1'22 $0.3 Sggallli‘ Plante. who served a short stint han. C. Fisher. M. MacLean vs. Sinclair. Bob Ferguson. Leah Prlnt‘e (ounll' {Hockey league: 18"? age ‘5 e s m e 'l ' in the. minors earlier this seii- R. Raper. G. MacKay. B. Part. MacDonald. \‘s. (it. Nicholson. Doc l A bummersxde at l - t . . l‘ W Cuhégzuiar netminder J oh n n yi 5"“ “'l" “9 “3mm ‘OdTule" ridge. K. Tralintzlr. Lil MacDonald. Bob Stead. Bah Ilfiifti . Dilu- 42 .. goggle: o J; ° ' l . " ' Saturday in ones of upica- 8.30 .m. tmxe ) bara Mabon. s: c ~ v w . CharIOHO'OWH i 7 o ~ 30“" was “heduled to relulm int! a feat a couple of weeks Icep1_(opem I“. 2 ,_ Pplp Suiciair. K Summcrsidc. Doc 6 —- Borden F0 6“. Applhnc” th's "sms ‘0 Kl: Ssaw‘hdaky' the batik When he blanked ill" L93" Ice 2 -— . Edwards. M. Dock- Hughe. William Faulkner. at RCAF; Dec 9 — RCAF lat rum G. E. and Sunbeam wo ' a awe mlgeﬁga; 1-0 to give him his ticket back endorff_ v‘ preset A. Rope, vs‘ Ruth MacDonald \-5, E l 1 e ry Borden; Dec. 11 -— Summerside April-noes ' ' ' ‘ manager and coach Gem-«Q ‘0 "‘9 NHL. , IM. White. s. Carr, D. Taylor, M.lShaw. B. Smith. Doug Sorrie. P. at Juniors; Dec. 15 — Juniors at sundd NOV Come to Ill first for first rat! '— _ "‘ '— _ "‘ (punch) Imlach " Boston mums- Who MY" 50““.Deacon. Nicholson, RCAl. Dec 16 —— Borden . at y, ' “mm” speck] . Bower has“ '8“ an n conceded last Place 8‘23!" ‘lhll ice 3 _ AI MacDonald. 3H1, phm. Summcrsidc; Doc. 18 — Juniors "W"- A“ 'PPllm' ’°' STEAM . V .55 h V '11?“ year for the "mplfen‘h “me-hail. K. Mvers. K. rot-d vs. A.‘ Ice 1 ._ l) McGowan. n ,\’ic- at Bordon: Dec 20 — Summer~ 2:30 P.” paired safely and quickly! $12 ‘ (sjiriLcepcdi 2v.” deCirivosnmd :8: could also cause a'llllle‘ trouble LN... a who... 3 Jay. M. Gm. holmnl Mm“. mtlmd Hm" “do a, “my. me 27 __ BM. . And Oil? I'll” 3“! lWl ° ' hadpless than an hour's pram”. “"“h a "_“ e ice 4 —— E. Ford. 0. MacDon-Robbins vs. Gcorgc Kennedy. P. dcn‘at RCAIf. Doc. 30 -— Juniors R..." "W" - _- this week because of Toronto'u :22: :Ldpou‘ég'trzm ‘ " ald. K. Cantwell. B. Fraser vs.I‘Sulllvan. Hugh Robbins. Louise at Mlmmf‘l‘SIdE. ' l ‘ ‘ ' c . ‘A. Gill E. Goss F. Bin-kc F..Machod. —'““”“"" ‘ » ~ . ma our. --__._.__._._._-_ -.. . . . I ‘ _ vs. DIAL ‘ "rd in“, to may," Bower “up The British Automobile Asso- Myers . lce 2 Kcu MacDonald. ll. Luropc s most modern medi- D‘Y 4-6525 “but Terry's doing so well andlcintion estimates by the end of ice 5 — R. Carr. 1). StewartLO'Connor. Henry Mowery. Lau- cal centre 'wuh u s D U "W" "mm 4 5767 l you've got to think of the team 3the year there will be more L. Burke, J. Albert vs. Geo.l rol Nelson vs. Kcncsulllll'lall. I built In Berlin under Milt . ' . ' lrst." than 8.000.000 cars on the na- Whitlock. M. Stewart. F. Dillon. Warner. Herman onno y .i . .- es , f Recently. following Sawchuk‘i lion‘s roads ' . Smotth MocLuro ' ‘to be cempleted by 1900.