islanders Score s 53 Win Over. "Tal.m:a3 ”” A ” 1 MR. TROOKERL

In our Yard you don't waste your time

time SPORT ' 3V "we"

Saindon Paces Islanders With Three Goal Splurge;

waiting! The fastest Coal Loader in the ' ' ur wa with rh lfAl.il4'AX. lCi"- tnmi S:ttiirio.'1 M I L f MU"mm'5 5P'ed5 you on V0 V e wed mm W15 '10 W 0"” ape ea 5 fittest coal aboard. - inttetown Islanders to .'l .1-Tl Vic-;i c..vsLe...K a. (cry over Halifax A'l.'llli.iCS Wcd- 'l”"-'”” "i" "" ”

ncsday night in .i xlariiinie Major Hockey Iraguc nnnic.

It u:i- illw I-l.iiiti-tr orrr Atliiitlcs in font rcasoii y

Haliix pnrlm l1i"ill'il' the (rhino it -s Rn-.i Rf-.tltln'.viiP,V. your-old pinver rarly lit the Mcxicikiii in

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In 3-1 Victory eicaiiti win h. hl!lllS this ”" "rs -in or

(171): Toaoxjio, .(-(3-Pi-.-Two second-. -L t K... lierlod goals gave Toronto Mapl" .ll.c:ifs 3 3-1 win over Ciiicagv: j Blmk HIIVIKS in a Nalioiial lioc-i ii!XY i.P.l'.'ill? ;:tllllC Wcdiiesdziy lllfzhin;

ARNFAST GOAL OOMPANY

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

"Glace Bay Miners. Edge Sydney Millionaires 3-2

NOVEMBER 5. 1953

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Sport Echoes From

Saints Defeat Prince Of Wales 3-0 On Kellyls Try

”"' "i "1" l ”i itllcrl A.i R thus" sliitt- .. . lf'i;1km1)"' Hp iii 160 iiiiiiiiiirs and 20i , omen: BAY, N.S, tCPt--Ci:i'-IN-'iiEEllCS2 Matthews. Mc-'Dor.ald. Rear- Prince county . y ms of we ,,lm,m.,,., Tim" . ) H 1 Buy Miners edged S3'd110YMl1i101F don: forwards: Kubinec. Marshall. . The Saint Dunstaiis University Guudet and Bllly Maclsaac of 1' '"ii ii i Bill . - - ltaiirixs h..”H.V Hlywt St')lMARY lama 3-2 li,'cd.'1iEClZl.Y night . fol. Mcpouzgu, Guay, Lricrolx. Piric, In SD”: of advcrsl, weather Intel-mcdlme loam llegeuled Saint Dunstan: bum. came close Hi” i . Ai'iiis-tt'on';j fthcir first win over their old rivfils Robertson, Coivan. - condmons Wm-1,; R005 on at thy Prince of Wales College Ill-0 on to scorlng in the second ha” M NH E. chica'.'o.t this s3;.son in the Ma:-itinie Maiori Glace Bay-Gcnl: d'Aoust: de- 5",. of me new summe1.;lde --Bl: picking quarter John lxcllys try hut were stopped at the Prince ' . f lV”73”'I .H0n-Ci L03.2'l10- 'feiic.:: Cooper. Trecti, Whytc. 0r- Fm,.-- rmkr we were Om to Sec yesterday tiftcrnoon to Iallre a of wales lllvo yum llnc. hick, ' H. 13409 hl1I.:I'a' hcid ml "LP in 9l'5FYlvis, Amadio: forwartls: Files. Mil- how things Mm m.om.es5m: yes- one game lead in the -Pli0VlllCirIl backs by Rolllc Lee and DML. 1 period, but looked the best in thcllsr, Canivpbrll, Coiiiiolly, Browii, ludm, and although mm was intermediate Intercollegiate ser- Mncmod !.Cnm.m the m.eSSm.C . W-H5011 - first Whm 1115! 1001! II 3-1 lfild-lkocliiord. fiillini: liitcl-mltlemlv me Con- iC5- , for the losers on both occasions. - Taioiito. isvdncv ncldrd a goal in the second .. . i , Ix'ell.i'. W110 l)ia.VNi the first A ha1l.lme run by Jack ill"... i . . . .tiuctlon lzann has busy at tli. . . . - ” GJilsb,1'. The isiflflfit'1ls' lmiint-oil llfll'l( nzifi ml-. ml,-d ll-J5 530-;9lg-,5, i SUMMARY u.U,,k M Wngmunw mm hvmg hiilf and port of the second has Donald and lglmlsimc sol ll”. l”'”"ii W1 H 19.34 litl-i night in win tlirir n:n.:t im- 1m. N” am ml, alful lilc 5lllll;l.i Mr; cqincnti 'f0und:U””: Lmkinv fullhztrk was moved up behind Mag, rm. Hm only scoring pm. " 1' I W 2 l” ii'- PH? imt'l-tnl. :-H'-' ”i W" N-”""lr T)””" H iS.HiIif.V H1111 HEN-"-X M3311-I First Period: Glace Biiv, Brown 1', mg" xix... ., 'f(.lln'll', n grmfl ”10 SCFUH1 ilV i'0"("' 30”" EH9" of the gains. Mat-isaae utter inh- Illlf-ill) A '1'iWI'i-"ml W" 0W" Hi'i'i--N lit” ” ""ll”i” . still tied for first pl:.ce.:(comlolly, glmaclloi 7;o2; Glam land glmri0u5”f9C'mw i Green into in the game. He scoiw mg n puss Hum MaL.Dmm1d Hm ' i 13-.'-51, Wits-in 1.'r.'.3. for if the l:i'llll1(itAl'S hmll iosinliyi scv at gum:-5 ahead of Glacc iB.1y, Miller (Campbell. Treeii) . fr . ed 5,h:”3'1 lililI:le'l's::t' ed to the dl.Vfclsltiiit;;t's ten. l(ci1,i (ilk Bras-. stops; tit-zhi it V-NH WV" 7”" ,'9” Ba) and Charlottetown Islanders. 1a;2i; clue Bay, Fyies (Miller. . . "0551" 9. titan score rum to serum. t;;i.stiv.- on Mc- Ro'.hh5 , '1 9 9-23 flilil "0'W”'””V0 5”””i'k- r,""-ViChai'lott3toivn defeated Halifax 5-fllcanixzbellli 14:41: Sydney. Pirie MR0 igwllglarlg tj(:n:i'1l1..l?:nn3:esgigk me iW9"Wif”'C mmuie "”'k of During the last five minutes 'i'7(l' - i'u'- l.imi1ci' 'l 1!) 10- ”7 hail thv odds SI-'H"x'Fd A-4”"'5i” in the night's other game. 'iR:l;erts:n) 18:11. Penalty; La- W-H pbe” rim” for CH," limnfd ill” lastlhalis , , N ' play ranged around centrefielil. .; U. lQ21.,;l,-- y,",, W A W, than hut their cause Wits s:IW'n Bobbl. Blmuh Gordle Miller and .crmx 13.00 mum. and mlSC0nduCL :t fl.” If l to I. it; The Silt1hi1.V bum DIVIHW-'. film" As the filial whistle blew the ,,,, . I ...; ;i hit in the first lwrioil uheti . ;, , 1 .. t - . . 1"” '” '"5' . ll” 3” V 1"” Ct ter ducked nnd dodged his iv.t.V wclslmlgn were ln St. Dunslanvs l rll lil. -, Tmti.. . y. nmrmmm mjmv M Rm-ffoiii P5155 scoicd - lG ace Bays Second Pcriod. S)d1lE.V. G-luay ll, (no building this winter, even lo woring ten.-m,l.., fmma Scrum ,1 - with Wzuno lending 1” Rltcjllv. L)4)iKiiI ; S l.:;i”u1Nl- H .rnWm mo lhmq;,lgo:il.-, and Lo:-he Pitts and Roger tPirlg. Robertsoni 9:23. Penalties: if H lime mu. lt would Seem to on we Prime of -wnlm U" H” tt;l';ld:)l)' . L t-”''' ” . l C M ie'e Sjtiiegs imritsm . L r 3 5:00 lS”3lldLli. Miller . . - ' . . c . ;t l a Hi-iliilx rs (iii!-T -W'M"9iil-H1 (WW y i1""”9i"l”' i” "m" H" '1” g""w'i 'l:1af))l'lll:1lll Defeliccl Sydiicy FI(i)1:Il-if sflfixmliiubinec Iiiltilld Ctioper and bi d.gWd idea to .1-Hue H mickei "N" R0 wok the M” "S It (M13 The 831118 W35 CIIPEDIY ilanditii 1..n(vp- El,..,m A.-ll-l-,.,.llV Ml-N9,..: . . e llivcn at that the Islanders ilPl'.l .M' . . l'i t" l ' ' P103131" 0' 50719 kind. AWE! 31-. out of the serum and race b Earl Nlcllolsan. - r . . . -made 41 stops. it.--Ludi.n-z 15 in the Conan 15.09 majors. ll 3 d ., R . d . -t l. . . , . ml 3' Ems" LWHM: tam”:-(is: w'Himm 1”” Hnhhx Mmckc” 81 my duillfirst and i6 in the second Erldiei Third Periods No s”0l'ill2 Penal- 1.9- - -C eqvm Hg ms" M” mmugh B '.nMc- of plan” to i Lh"'ups:H ' B”'t”l"s5- . ””31C"- w”"”'”'L mm mp mm?” and gm-0 ihc'rlrl'Aoust had a ccitnpdrattvelv easyriiest None . W 7. mmlcml ism and. Hwy surely M" the mm m the far NFL" S. D. U.: Forwards, C. Morris- Mm-rim' h 0 B I. imlii lgmmpl Iifmpr liBiiiSl:C”i:i'lh;-lilll'lC uith 25 stops. - l Stops: . 161:: iicnlliieiltlig :'::f1i:nQ;15bgFt351:;tH ha1r)l(1le9g)(l":ll:'1lls. went mm the we on, M. Culltiiiglicaii, Jilitiatonk. .1. w- t'0I't'l0ll. .. -. , - l . . . -' . -' , . lnri; 5""""i"3' l F e (r-i-sCiiziiipgix'e Bessoite that kintll Lmciupi V l iDFiC1i3e 15 16 10TH stirprlsed if it were a profitzible and gnme on an even-stephen Ef:1l:i?' LM:c"li,',,,,l,l, J. I. 3 p,. 1.1., (l Cl,4.”;,,ll,.ll,ll-ll" - -- of protection for. the rest of the; sydiney - GOGL DEUTIWC. d9' idA0u5i' 7 10 ETZ5 program too. basis as the result of their 10-10 Fish”. thrgeyquancrsl Rh caudal. S:lln(l()ll ilvliiilnrki 10:13; Halt-i DARTMOUTH, NS.. rCPiwAftei'y.s-ensoii they won't lnve to worry; draw in the opener. They both J. MMD0m”d' K. Jay. 3. Mac. fix Hnilclr i.Xlt-Phce, NIc.V ii 112 years of tryii . Dartmouth nlioui, iii:tn)' goals i)"lll,',' scored a Eren if we 11-ive it first class opened at (I fast pace with the Isaac; fullback, J. Kelly; subs-- 13.;.3. (Hm. . 5 won the . Jitiiiie-Maiiielnn illPlll. 1 e hockey tezim when the artificial Welslimen forcing the play. ' G. Mnccuigam J. R. MacDom,lll' don, lVhli'i ,;i 1; 3, lv.h.1t;.-5 urlu. ., tourii:ime::t here Weclnes-V ' S . . ice ll: there, the possibility of There were few Hood M-"firing G. Murphy. Elm"; 4.1-, w.,.:,n mm Gm. dull-. ! The return of Gus fltistnvcsnit . . lml-lug .-1 rural hockey loagup opportunities in the first hot as P. vvl CI: Forwards. N. Hanson, 1631 , .1 Led hy spud Beayiey. Dal'i.mOuil)1Ft'rvt"ti as quite fl slmtlinlilw nieuoilMa I i A ' should also be explored. Teams the battle 5(.c.5mH.d back B. Macmnnon. Ol wood! A. MM. . mwri 128 and lost 12. Beazley him-ltn the local Dialvcl-5, (ruStilV050n&' represenmm rural hockey (us- iorm between the .m.(.nw.fuc5. Lean, B. Hutchesom 8' Bull" 3". Second Period: Charlottetown, self set, 3 thrge-5tl-mg record oflpresence on the hlueline adds a l y mats in the vlclnlty or summer- In the second half. the Snlnts Mlvem B. Au”. 1). cudmm-,; s.-iindon lfl”'0' li.'t1"1x, Bnirncssaga, breaking the old mark of 382 lot of aiithority to the Islandfrf m-- I -we are in Quebec and we can side niigllt, l,.- jgjnl-id lnlo ll with the wind behind them, lcon- mree.quam,,s' N. Mlzlmo, la, ilelnlirit. At rli l K Peiin'.tirs:'sct. by Daily Thibcdeau of Moneton dfliflfl” 7” ""3' l”"”'. This Elm By. Barnyard D" '25"! run our own affairs freely," he very good llllifttlcl The hockey i-F0”9d PIRY bui l"”vll”"y Time MucLeod, G. Kells. E. Nicholson; MCPT9” ll 1'1 ”"””'r ”"d ””5C””i RUs'i(7'-!7”5' p.”mCulam'- so last rlmm iilfmi: (Canadian P1955 Sta” writ”). said. ”We have our rights. You might be it hit choppy and rayzgcd S0011 Scorintl 1:hi';l'sc"l 2?) n "I-Y fullbach. R. Lee: subs-J. Vilhclan. niict, Alctmi- :t to niinnr .in.ii Halt ix Iiltl)."l'lEliS were second 91” W9"'- i"i;:.i1”;.vr'v1l:”;” 51l:nd”plrI.. QUEBEC: (Cpl -' Th9lP0551b1it ml” mmpcl all 13.ygar.Qld play. at first. but it would iniprnve. "mid ';'i”Lr 5”” "C S” or ' T. Davies. A. MacLaren. ' - '1lf1'Fil "'15 i"i””r U”5i-"”'””” 111?” 33 M115 Mid 17 105595 3”d mg. "Om R 5 -X" Mich i . "Ly oi 3.w.u” name heme?” mo er to play where he does not want and the rural people certainlv W'.c' e.C"5e' . , . . 'i 13.38. Moncton Embassy third with a ""””l'"”'l l;';"d'1'il;:;l3 ;:':l';tfIiQucbec iuiiior hockey clubs was my support tlwr home lcamsl wlth dzlilg lsalltllililr C5513” 9;5l”5lml:;lll: l i , . , s H. . 02-18 record. Halifax Conn Marlell PM " '" "3 . pl llndlcabed Tuesday in V-1191? CUSDUYC v - E 9, wood coachiiiq an occasional lioc- 3, 9 ,c' 9' l . .:- ,.. v Thiid Pei iod. (illlit'1iiFit)llilviqnd F..ed(...iCmn Wye tied rm. in: that. the chips nere nn thelovel, Claims to lswmhold goalie I1 kwgnf. nter CoutrCtd1 kw may might Mme from mu kmks mild? the wclsllmcns J n V . -, Fm nd ii Wliiil rkv I . 1: fl.11'fa::. l t . i . 1' . d H 1:1: mlers .had to 4 j - Tall .irr.e. owner 0 in c- - - N - v u d 1- I H H.” mm. miss”, ".j i "H vVVil'KVtt(r)ii iF'Ft:lfil'1 1: Cliirlriito-lmu”h Mm J1'9' and Amcsmok li"1pi.tlr(!'r(1! he wtonl: lite ('il:lllCP of Jacques l,VmlCo”c' l. . its. said: "There is no question of "U'-D0Yi5- bi'CmLF 111050 it-7.VS' l1M'0 zlxcc :.'l1,:u.cC,:mI,,,,,, ulmut lwenly ANADMN pluqgg E i” l t1i'l1 Dn-r ..l,m Wmhkln Xalqa-”..llZ0ifltlnl,Hollil-011. Me, and Char- llffffhnr irrimtinw his nnnmml Hon. cvera-id Maitiiicau, it-ietnbei ml, going to mm.l-u the rtiaccdneas nncl stzimina to yards out 3! Tngntaml Lug"! .;y prm'mM,. Gu5lm.,,),l 13:19. ml lotietouii and Monctoii Rudolphs This .kind nf Spirit ghm n 10, (mot the Provincial Leg-lslativc ..I.ve mwn. been to mu” mm. begin with. and thcrf-s no rra- No”-ls Mmmoy prince of Wales Chicago 1. Toronto 3. pi pine 19:43 gilefossfgsl mm W” 19 "ms int'entii'e to the father iii.tw.i'rit-iigffggggE31,:;f:2:;ax'iag'eiE:”:hfg a. hockey player and dont intend l;;IJt”,.tsmEl tciieukildiiieleam the College inside ha”. ltilarlcd I American Luzuo t' : A f . k 8 Cam 85 1 3Po ' i to do so. I purchased the kids ' standout game for tie osers. 4. 5 cum, 3 .. ,. . . l . and ""1 iv?" . . . Hmiwy . yrs . .i 1. Bsmlli: i g 1 8 ,," Mg)ItlCiitEJ1;slLl(s.pi)1ti lg.mdendNle3:idmgnaci:sxi.(:xii: Mummy did Lay. nigh" c:ui'St:LL:)tfmlusiiiceshijdnddeigndo Elli: 21613563 hllciri: t Grand melt line; "Ladifl-5 be 10”? 139"”9""'l" 15 iiiii?chil:"ii!elri”i1lielnlvcfiiiinizficopolf Buffalo 6; Iapmvliademe 1 - :'5SP o . -, R. S l ' y L. H . ior ciu wo years ago. ep , I , M - Que ec eague lVirR1PCi(ll1 2 N'I1:Ll,-linl-ltqliliilili grit I-fcol-1:-i'1.d for the Tilxi" lslniigivit-S ifI"""' ”:lr:::f '”5f.i:lfl-Ce Marco”? 1"” shown hh him in Quebec and allowed him ;':):1)lv0ll(,l;5:1f:i0f'il;1l:'w lilglicn il:;:L15ml: tzcthcr ll? herrttiinlfor lhxi'e1i'iftiy'1(,x1'at;ici vaneyfmd 3. sprmgueld 4 Mvilcioiiitt-v 5 3 10- 1.';i A f ' ' ' ' wnors ye W 71 011-7 - ' ' '- t " to go to aschool of his choice The i - . 5 T 1 33"” 0” Ta ”' "3 Ni 9 ott - 1- Quebec 2 1 l :1 .t l t til -hi 1.673, . . . -, - . - . V , . r - - n is . - s 8113 - ; - 4- lllnicpf lhganmmi lolly miark smollgg. "" "":”T "ml lll'l:':il;iWl--it L0 D135 will W1 Cmbr Ml kid belongs to my club. and other ?irCsSii:1;:t:;lgfI'fCl.SpFnilgzjfllbnlifiitllio slap m” 5.5"”; ”lu"l"S"'w H Montreal 6; Shcrbrooke O ”' Tllfpifl ASS(IUli' Mfinclcn Rudoliithst inmy. ilhiih laii: niariegriallivc the ma” deicnd -his Hgh'ttht0F(-10 5”" dubs smmld mccgmze ml” 0"” ladies were aw-iv ahead of the lm lhehltllrsi liililrttiebefgrilrriialg Maritime Mljor Rudavllhs mwel" '"'35('d Ed' lhlmiutlcesrs villi liavo llni ihcvuitv Marco,” slgnledtlm blmilenl 6” have their rights mow bot” its L hr Rslifftll interest was amioes wt: tlvgainlnutes old They Ch”mM"mwn 5; Ham” T - . . sl . v . . . . . . . - . . , , , s l -, . l , case I5 Dropped mU1ld5i0H'S iliih 103111 531819 WW1 ni '21 ('1ili'irinns in their ranl:.sinVS' hm: entry 11 wsqiue BC .u.n Memmhuer 1” M0”””lv i"'951' concerned Now this Itll the fems )'g1?nlci1od to the Saints line but u Sydney 2f Glace B” 3 - 3336, him better than the previous lw il,',. fill-gflnf npxi week. in nrl- gull tggikeiicktgiuegf Wk; dam Mam" C”””3f OI ""3 QAHA scent to be out to ioiitdo their grnplund kick of a loose bull hy n QRM” Pmvlnchl 1 NEW Y(7iRl(, mo. -. An nssult record. dim," ,h,.,.C-5 gin-ion on wliomlA1,L Home Aseod mm Last said he has notified Frontc-iiacs Mlle Cunlcl-p;,l.l5 l., l,a5k.3l.l,nll. Saint Dunslanvs mnvmd rcllevml Lachine 5: Ste. Therese 3 Charge hzaiiisi. B!'lil5'll boxer ltaiidy PFt'iO)' Wilson of Moiicton K, of u'(' haven't any furthcr word. Q": C"; 1” lmi Qa be'Cu that if they use Mru'c0tlA: in fii- '1-lll-he ll-ams halve bean fol-med llll, prcssun, ontarm s"””' A Turpin has ivithclrnivii Wezliicsday P registered the highest single. Two more good forwards h.V lllclflvalllon i-ehpa)-e vi 1 mambo ti: Lure games ”in defiance of the with capable coaches at tllcir Jim Gauge: ripped through the 5?mM0l'd 15 sillmla 11 in” d l by the girl him had accused him-164, first all my xvcnk would be quite 9 05. ii 0 Were 0115 Y 0 CAHA ,.ulmg'v- the QAHA will have heads and it looks right now as welshmenrs line for long gal,” Niagara Falls 0. Owen Soun 0ib93ii”Sh”1'a”d Turpi” is 901”? err a help i0 U1" 19031 Cl”b- QAHA mid Pow are playing in the to Suspend the club. if the girls me going to have a late in the first half as the Hammon 33 cmmnnl T home to Britain. FOR. POSTEIHTY ' ' ' immor dmsmn .0! We Omar” The QAHA-executive has a reg- good year in basketball. So far Saints backfield began to move. 0'"""l” J"”'" A M1919 1'7-1I1iPi5. 24. Said iiW7U.2i1 Coach Bucko vTrninor reoeivediHookey Association, viitli QAHA ul:u' nieetiiiz scheduled for Satur- the men have made no move to Defensive-ly John B. Fisher stootl Tmonm Murmur” 10; lain” 3 her l'.iii'.V"r She blnzis iiistmcl to sTRA'f'rON, Er.:1.ind. (CP)sAn some dissppoiiitiiig iirws .veste1'-l3PPF0V511- y day and is expected to discuss the get going. but rumor has it that out for the winners whit his low NWHWTH 0"""l” 5'" "F A file n f'illl dniinze suit aznltist o,ls.L;iu bag eniitainiiig a school day when he got word that Nick; - Backed (itadelles Mucone case mm. scllul-man's mlmd reviving thpir tackling. Fislicr and Max CnlI- SUGWFY 3: 55- MaTi9- 0m- 4 Turpin for 5100.000. icnli, beret, blazer and other famil- Nicolle would not be nble to tom Citadclles took the matter to the In me Marcoue case the QAHA mum again this yeah "gm," Showed the only low lack. SS. Marie. Mich. 3: PEmbf0k9 5- Tui'rr.'n. former mviddleweisrlit hr articles of life at Stratton the club. Bucko had been angling Cariad-ian Amateur Hockey A5.

champion. recently lost a bout here with Hawaii's Bnbo Olson. a wall or the new school hall in

Miss D. had clttiinetl that this l3'vtifcirtlsliit'e town. The llr'.1(i- Turpin beat her in her npariniciitltiinstnr said the school might stand on occasions before and after tlielfor 1.000 years and the relics would rin: bout. interest. some future generation.

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for Nicolle and Nick was interest- ed in playing for the Islanders. Had Tl'RillDt' been able to land the former Islaiid .iunlor star he would have used him as a ceiitreman. Unfortunately for the Islanders. sair.-t John were very interested in keeplniz Nicolle and according to an Islanders spokesman Nick was lziveii ”Half the City" to re- tain his Saint John job and play for the Beavers.

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The Islanders are in the same position now that Art Ehlers. new president of the Baltimore Orioles predicts that Baltimore team will be in the Anieiicaii League in a couple of years. "We're not wor- ried about the first two years." stated Ehlera the other day vvhen rcferriniz to the sul:-port of the team by the fans. "There will be enouzh interest from the novelty of having a team in the Major Lciizurs for the first time." he contiiiuecl. "Its the years after

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me," concluded

Connie Bonhomine. who played witli the Islanders and Glace Bay Miners in former years, did not ,catch it rrzuliir berth with the lSud"Jur,v Wolves. However the Soo llndiriiis are interested in obtains int; Boiihoinmels services and ask- ed coach Max S-ilverman for per- niissioii to obtain the player. Silvernian was willing to let Bon- liomime go to the Soo in cxcliarsze for Lloyd l-lincliberger. the big rearituard with the Miners of last season. It seems unlikely that. the Soo would lzivo tin Hitichberzcr who is it pretty steady blucllnc performer.

: The Chttrlottrfnivn Abbtes have subscription cnmpaigii Ho raise fund-s in order that the lltbbies may be nblc to make the ltrlp to Saint John for tlnclr return lrugby it-ainc with the Mftl'illEl'S this lSa.turda.v. The players have head- ed the drive by tossing five dollars each itito the pot and they would welcome help from any source. They have about 375.00 to start with an need another 5225.00 to make the trip. Last. Saturday they woti the opening series game in Charlottetown by a. 7-2 score.

Reese Fell Out As Manager Of Brooklyn Dodgers

LOUISVILLE, Ky., (AP) -- Pee' Wee Reese admitted today he hnd' been "felt. out" In the job of man- aging the Brooklyn Dodgers.

.He said he wanted to discuss the "indirect." offer with his wife before making It final decision.

"I don't wont to do anything that will jeopardize my standing with the Dodgers." he told Tommy Fitzgerald of the courier-Journal. "but on the other hand. I don't want to make it move that might disrupt the happiness of our life.”

Reese. prominently mentioned for the h'lIDIIOl'aiilP elnoe chuck Dreuen left the Dodgers to join oekfend of the Pacific cont League, confirmed a report that he lied conferred with Bun levul,

Dodger vice-preefdent. l

maintained it had a right to deal with the matter. under the CAHA constitution, because it was an in- tra-briinch affair. not inter- branch.

Cc-misty said he had sought. clari- fication oti what basis the CAHA acted and was informed by presi- dent W. B. George of Kcmptville, 0nt., tli.-it the QAI-IA had not fol- lowed procedure by which "the branch executive shall hear the appeal."

Conway said written representa- tions from both sides were consid- ered by the QAHA executive. There was no verbal representations.

Despite the CA1-lA's order. Max- oottc played for Frontenacs in a game last Sunday. Martineau said Tuesday the little goalie. a major cog iii the Frontenac club, will play in Moiiitical against Canadians to- night and ass against Caimdlells in Quebec uiiday.

The women are also worinins; their way into the bowling teams this autumn. Mixed bowllhx: is the order of the day in the High School Lezigun. and the regular commercial bowling league may fmitiire tzurs imd dolls In the pcrsoiicll of their teams. Such nll innovation would prnbztblv moitii that ii duble set of lnditlldu-il prizes would have to be offered for competition. as it wvuld hardly be fair to pit the fair sex ngalnst. the men, though some of the ladies do conic pretty close to the males in their string totnls.

ril and lI0llLll'iIl'y president of Fronlmiacs. said Tuesday the club "is satisfied we should no to the courls of Justice to defend nitr ri;;lits" llhti that "since Mnrcolle has shown his wish to liliiy with our club we shall tie- fcnd his right to do so."

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Citadel es Cliiii Owner Ready Tit Go To Court

QUEBEC. (C?)-Friiiik Byrnt-. owner of Quebec Citadellrs. said Wednesday he has instructed his lawyers In fight any court action that would keep goalie Jacques Marcotle from returning to the Cltatlelles.

"I'm ready to go to court any time to protect my interests," said Byrne. "Marcotte is my pro- perly and I intend to get lilm back.”

Byrne said his statement Tues- day that if anybody wants to take him to court "they'll have to

got: me it lawyer and pay the hill" was meant. as something of A joke.

"I did not take seriously poa-

nlhle thought of court action. What I meant was that I won't

start nny court notion but I'm ready to fight tihytliing of that kind."

Return Ordered

Mizrcotio. with Cltndellul int season, signed this year with Quebec Frontenacs, a new junior club in this city. with approval of the Quebec Amnteur Hockey Association, provincial xovcrnlnz branch. Byrne took the matter to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, which ordered 18-year-old moalle'ii return to Cltedelles. The Cltndellu team title neuron in playing in the Junior division of the Ontario Hockey Association.

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