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By Dick Sheridan Cgnlldiiln Press Staff Writer

5r, CATHARINES. Ont, Oct. l5 App-Toronto Mapie Leafs, who ,5 members ct a Non-Pnniiineiit ACllVg Militia un.t brcke came a month ago. set up allot-her type of cﬂlllp here tocay when they went 1ni0 training for the Natonal Hoc- kfy [league campaign. MIIJOHI)’ of

m? Leafs are attached to the Tcrcnto SCCIIAS!‘ Regiment, 2nd gsualion.

But despite the fact the Leafs

have doffed their battle dress for ‘he time being, they will continue ,0 ‘ﬂurry on" in the country's war dfcrl. As Manager Conny Stnythe sad at a luncheon in Toronto “liirli preceded tho team's (lepart- urc for st. Catiharines. it will be m. players‘ responsibility in their forthcoming trips across the border w counteract the intense German propaganda against Canada which l; locdfng the United States.

"By ycur actions you can do a lot to defeat and even rub out this “£10115 propaganda which reduced ioiirist travel from the United

Mike Ryba Is Selected Most Valuable

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5.—(AP| _ Mike Ryba, who will return to the rmlors next year at the ago of 36. in the role of relief pitch- er for Boston Red Sox. was de- signated todav by u. committee for the Sporting News as the most valuable in the Interna- tional League in 1940.

ll marked the fourth time Mike has received the most valu- lble player award In s: many niiirrent leagues o\'er a, Span n!

ll rears. Cardinal ‘one-

'i'he former man" team-he played both the infield and outfield, caught. and pitched-began his "most valu- able" string back in 1930 in the Middle Atlantic league.

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Maple Leafs Begin Trainzng For Coming NationalLeagueCampaign ‘Sparks Fight

Swiss into Canada the sum- lmer," said the Toronto lil/Igsnlager. l The team's new manager, Clar- ence “Happy” Day, directed today's drill. Day, one-time Leaf defence- ,maii and latter an LILL. official, ysucceeded Dick Irvin when the ilatter went to Montreal Canadiens after the close of last season.

Of the group, eight were arna-' lteurs-fone goalie, one defence man and _six forwards. The goalie, Bas Bastien, who played with Port Col- , ,boi‘ne in the Senior OHA. and llater Will} Atlantic City seagull; ilast season, is bidding against ,'I‘urk Broda and Phil Stein for the regular assignment. _ Other amateurs are Blink Bell- ingcr, Johnny McCredy and Dick ‘Kowcinak of Kirkland Lake Blue ,Devil.s, Allan Cup Champions: lFrankze Eddols, Bud Hellyer and {Nick Knott of Oshawa! Memorial ,Cu-p Junior titksts and Bob Copp. iUniversity of Toronto senior. Ed- dolls, still tllgible for junlonisthe ‘only defence man among the lot.

The “big three" of Capt. Syl Apps, Gord Drillon and Bob Davidson

are together again as a unit.

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Armstrong Undergoes Eye Operation

YORK. Oct. lo-(AW-

He Armstrong. who recently

lost is welterweight title to Frit-‘ zle Zivic of Pittsburgh, underwent an operation today for removal of scar tissue and an inch of skin over his left, eye. Ten stitches were required to close the wound.

. Dr, Alexander Schiff, who per- formed the operation, said Arm-i strong stood it well and that s similar operatzon would be done over the little Negros other eye; soon. He said Armstrong would not

be ready to fight. again before the

first of the year. Armstrong vir-

tually was blinded in stages of hi; fight with Zivic.

l Interest Steps Up In Kelly.

As the date of the Kelly-sparks fight nears. scheduled for the lsporting Club saturday night next so also does the interest among fight fans increase and the com- lng mitt-slinging bout is being

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUA R DI A N

Boston Club To Purchase Louisville Club

NEW YORK. Oct. IL-(AP) — Frank Mcxinneylndianspolis bank- er, said the Boston American League Baseball Club agreed today to pur- chase the stock of the Louisville baseball club of the American As-

Plsyofs “MILD" cigarettes have “wetprooi" paper which does not

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sociation held by him and Donie Bush, veteran big ieaguer.

McKinney. Bush and Tom Yaw- key. owner o: the Boston Red So . have held the stock of the Louis ville Club for the last two years, and McKinney sald Bush's fading helalth was the "real reason" for the 58 9.

talked about most freely wherever the fight fans gather. Opinion seems pretty evenly divided also as to the outcome and it appears that the two fighters will enter the ring with odds even on the ultimate winner.

Kelly, at present doing his 30- days training with the militia at Beach Grove Inn is working out regularly and showing all his box- ing skill and hitting ability. ‘There is not a trace of’ soreness in his in- jured right hand and it seems evident that the Charlottetown _ boy will be in the finest condition of his career when he meets the smart, hard-hitting llghtheavy- weight from Nova Scotia.

Sparks also is taking the fight very seriously and is anxious to

Eddie Shore Trots Out 4 New Candidates

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Bruins Have First Workout

chalk up a victory over Kellv and UITAWA- oct- 15-—‘CP) "F011?

take undisputed possession of the 23:16 “$323529? li-ggfiﬁlsfi Maritime light-heavyureight title. resumed practice phogkeiz scssllonsbl Whether he can do it or not re- Eddie shore the Laym- mma I.‘ mains to be seen but just the same brought theme“, D we“ ere a m‘! u. l5 highly respected by 1M1 ii. week-end visit to Red Duttons fans both for his undoubted box- New York Americans’ "amlng

Ina ability and the manner in school at Port Arthur. which he can hit with both hands. The newcomers were Charlie Ray- Jjnqmy Mooney 15 5159 going ner. goalie wlth_ Kendra 'I'hlstles, through his paces regularly in pre- memorial CUD finalists last year, paratlon for his scrap with Harold and m5 ‘ﬁlmmaker u" Hanander‘ Higgins of Denmark Nova sauna son. Two defentemen, Andy Bran-I for the lunior llghtheavv crown. nlvmjofllhe 193%“) gvgkllnlpggyolrl“ Mooney It will be remembered lost “m1? urtors‘ ab? Ar oquls kw t? a liearihrcaker to this same boy Dialed mm Rherdale m the as

on the last occasion when they met and the Peakes Station boy will go all out from the opening gong in seeking his long-awaited

last, season were tlre_o_t_her recjuits.

OUT OUR WAY

crn United states Amateur Leagiiqmong the younger crop.

HERSHEY, Pa., Oct. 15—-(AP)—- condi- hockey

Impressed by the physical tion of his Boston Bruin squad. General Manager Art _ _ charges through first scrimmage of the season today, the second day of practice,

Squad members were SlJllt among gym, ‘hey

the two groups One in the morning, the the afternoon. Amateurs here for tryouts also took part. Ross plans to work different am-

other in

to determine the best players

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‘Frank Boucher lRanger Coach ,

Iter Patrick, veteran manager-coach of New York Rangers in the iicnal Hockey League, here tonight Q41? Rangers coaching duties to Frank v-ﬁir Boucher. assistant ream and former ace centre man.

“kw” “Cmnmagﬁdi :1_92t5_b'.8ld lie was giving up ills! post lll order lo (levole hcavy office duties involved in his three-team srri , ale Pliiladelpﬁ‘ “curs W115‘- the Veiemlls Pﬂffh (In?! | American Hockey Imague and New York Rovers in the Eastern United States Amaiciu" Hockey League as farm clubs.

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Practice Game

l ST. HYACINTHE, Que, Oct. 15.'— ,1CP)— Coach Dick Irvin vvatdud nhc National Hockey League Cana- uiens and their rookies go tnrou h pa practice game here today, and de-

'Ll(l€d "we'll get l5 retty 00d men out of the lot. all wonpt be any ' setups "

_ The game followed an hour of phy- iSlCﬁl IlTillllllz exercises, and revealed that the tryouts are rounding into shape fast. whites defeated the Reds 5-2. with Joe Benoit, oi ‘from, B.C., Murpli Chamberlain forinery of Toronto Maple Leafs, Toe Blake and Paul Haynes leading the at- tack for the winners.

A couple ol old-timers. Armand, hiondon and Earle Robinson, bang-l ed in llle two counters for‘ the 10l-~ ers.

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Na- announced he was turning coach

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Patrick, who ha< guided Rangers were first 0l",!.'lllll/.C(l in

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“IRISH” LEO KELLY Ch’t0wn, Claimant

2nd MAIN BOUT - 10 ROIJNDS For Maritime Junior Lightheavyweight Title y

JIM MOONEY Peakes, Challenger

1st BOUT 10 RM. — MAIN EVENT 1i PJI. PRICES : RINGSIDE $1.00; RUSH 75c! LADIES 50c

“Ive been l5 Rangers," Patrrk said in an inver- |view. "and I can't last forever you know. I feel I have the right men in the right places now and have absolute confidence in Bouclier. Ho was trained as a yalaycr with our c‘ b and he knows cveryihuig I “ nk I know." ’

"Bouclicr will have absolute con- irol over the team, and will retain me in an advisory" capacity only."

“It will be very hard to leave the players‘ bench," said Patrick has been one of liockzqvs outstand- 111E! figures for “But I have no regrets. Don't think that I'm 801ml illlo a sinecure. My other duties are very heavy."

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was not unexpvcwl. is one of the oizginal menibns (if me Rangers fa-

and I01‘ l0 jycars pivoted the molis Bun Cock-Bot line. __

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It‘ Fast Indian‘ " Runner Back In City

Flushed with the fruits of vic- tory, John Paul outstanding Is- land middle-distance man and re- garded as one of the best in the Maritlmes returned to the City last night after capturing for the {third successive year and the 4th time in his career the St. Jonn IO-mile road race put on by the Capitol Theatre of St. J01"! ﬂlid held on Thanksgiving Day. With Monday's victory Paul became the permanent possessor of the beautiful trophy that has been UP for competition the past number of years. Although pleased with his win ,Paul had little to say about the Qrace outside of stﬁliilk ilhﬂt 118i was never seriously pressed and! figured that with a little more] ﬁompetltlon he might at least -have chopped three minutes of the time made. The only other en- trant. Bouchard of Edmundston. N, 13.. finished over five minutes behind the Island Indian runner and incidentally it was this same

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BOXING

SPORTING CLUB Saturday, Oct. I9tI1.

For Lightheavyweight Title of Iilaritimes and

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Pepper Martin To Manage Sacramento Club

ST. 1001s. Mo.. Oct. l5.-—(AP)— The wold horse of the Osage is head- eu for aneivcari-ai. ,

Pepper Afar-tin. one of the most colorful baseball players of all time, will do his galloping in 194i as lfiﬂll- age-r of the Sacramento, Calit, club. of St. Louis Cardmas’ chain.

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