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DOWN THE ~~ BACK STRETCH

Canadiens Lose Richard — For Possibly Six Weeks :

were made known Tuesday. Club phyiotherapist Bill~

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It was a littie later that he fell

Head | into the boards and felt something

scug te ee incredsed their unbeaten string| duct and a game misconduct. | Gaudet (Deighan, Ronahan) 8:49; 15. Gallant (C. Gre* } WALKING CAST «(QT RER. INSURIES © a of wias to seven, drubbing the| Reeves and Ulrie Gallant each|11. Aces-Reeves (Gallant , C.| 16:05. 16. Royals-Whitlock (Dunn), “Richard wil wear a walking| "Aa ankle fractute’ sidelined the = ee ae “—*| Royals 11-5 in a. game ot the/ collected a pair for the Summer-/Grady) 10:00; 12. Aces-Deighaa|Macleod) 18:38. Penaltios—K. cast fora month. There will be no| Rocket in his first season in the| Im Aubrey. Keizer’s colamna in Del Miller has also flown over local Sports’ Arena. * side squad. and Vance Harris| (Gaudet) 12:27; ‘Ms, Aces-Gaudet Ready (10-minute aE Ba need_to change it ina meek or|NHL. In the 1951-82 season_niys-| (ne “Cape Breton: Rost of Jaat-| and will drive one. of the: leading | The "Kid line of Goudet oe: scored once. Only other goal-ret-| (unassisted) 13:08; 14. Aces-Deig-' and game<mistonduct) 18:38 | rs ' inn ti ‘im to] @tyY 16. wé notice that an | United States entries in the Prix|han and Ronahan accounted for a Boke ee a ke plates t . thf : = ov = . Boa esd nae 2m aoe ee Si eos keene cette ae ae fe el A eee He] team * | Injured Hand of the-cast. - An injury last season almost| Sydney, N.S., has: shipped his |tries were. made, the france was| Winners, Gaudet scoring four and the tom oop eam 1 *: . Richard this season has scored very promising four-year-old) g¢ its jowest value, but since then| Deighan grabbing a pair : , :

finished ‘his hockey career. The

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NEW YORK ‘AP)—An xrm™ examination Tuesday showed thai Argentine middleweight Zalazar did --t suffer a hand in his losing fight, with Benny (Kid) .Paret of Cuba Mon day night.

--Zalazar's right’ hand

board reading 2-all at ‘the ead of the first frame and 4-all at the. bottom of the middle stanza. The Royals faded right out in the final frame and this is when the ‘Kid’ line really went) to work, making the red light blink five times. Whitlock scor- ed the only marker for the Royals in this period. . Erland Wood, newly acquired rear-guard for the Royals, scor- ed the opening marker of the game. Wood, uatil recently with

ma, to be prepared for her 1959/ sident DeGaulle, who is making campaign. ‘lan effort to-place the finances Hf you will turn to our 1958 re-| of France on a sound basis. view of Maritime Harness Rac-|- 7 : ing, you will see a picture of this classy young mare winning in 2.12 3-5 at Charlottetown on August 12 (Old Home Week). She was owned and driven by Duncan MacDonald, Sydney. With her breeding, speed and excellent manners, she should take a re- cord well below 2.10 this season. Aubrey also states that. Rich-

The Rocket said he was not in- jured by a shot fired hy team mate Bernie (Boom Boom) Geof- frion, as fitst reported. He said| was a scoring star in Canadiens’ he was struck by the shot but| victory in the Stanley Cup play- there was no particular damage. offs.

Bathgate, Backstrom Pile

Toronto in mid-November. The Rocket came back late in the sea- son after missing 42 games and

To Argentina:

SANTIAGO, Chile (CP)—Can- ada’s team has: been invited to play in Argentina following ‘he world basketball tournament here, it was announced Tuesday.

A team spokesman said he had written Canada for approval and felt almost certain the invitation would be accepted. The game would be pla in Buenos Aires ; but ne ce eae mentioned. ‘| Whvn he hit Paret on

The United States team also) the head.

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, leaving his team a in Toronto where they play t . He was

and

Charles Fitzpatrick, a 32-year- old reinsman of Spencer, Mass.. has had a rather remarkable car- eer gs a driver this past season. His winnings mounted from $28,- 552 in 1957 to $274,082 in 1958, which made him the top purse winner of New England's harness horse drivers last year.

He had 14 wins with the crack

First Peried:—1i: Royals-E Wood (Dunn) 5:30; 2. Aces-Gal- lant (Williams) 14:10; 3. Royals- K. Ready ‘unassisted) 14:55: 4. Aces-Reeves ‘V. Harris, C. Gra- dy) 18:45. Penalties:—K. Ready 1:22; C. Ready 6:32; "S’Side- Grady ‘too many men on ice) 7:18; Dunn 18:31.

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cel Pronovost of Detroit Red Wings in the voting for the

Up Leads Fo

MONTREAL (CP) — Ralph Backstrom of Mozxtreal Cana- fiens and Andy Bathgaté of New

Awards

choices. Total possible points was 90. A season-end voje will be combined with the -mid - season

ard: Jabalee is considering send- ing his five-year-old trotter Ron- ald Hanover to the same destin- ation. Ronald was the fastest trotting stallion on a Maritime

the Miramichi Beavers, proved of great help to the Royals as they had lost the services of rugged defenceman John Belle- vance.

pacer Speedy Pick, that set up a new track record at Bay State Raceway, Foxboro, Mass., whose total purses added up to $199,000 and helped swell Fitzpatrick’s

Second Period:—5. Royais-Dunn (MacLeod) 5:50; 6: Aces-V. Har- ris (unassisted) 6:45: 7. Royals- K. Ready ‘MacLeod. Dunn) 17:29; 8. Aces-Gaudet (Williams) 18:58.

plans a Buenos-Aires visit. Canada, eliminated Sunday in major competition of the world ‘ournament, now enters a con- solation round in group A along! *-Teyed.

Dr. Harry Kleiman of the New York Athletic Commission exam- ined ‘him after the fight and or- dered him to have the hand

league’s top defenceman. The track last season, and he was total Kip Ready was top sniper for Penaities--Dunn 5:36; Williams) ,ith The Philippines and the. - York Rangers piled up the big-| winner gets the Norris memorial | vote-to determine the ultimate| the winner of eleven firsts. His! Othe: New Enczland drivers| Me losers, with a brace. He 5:3; Whitlock 6:14; C. Grady|ignited Arab Republic. ' T Service | leads in the“mid-winter vot-| trophy. - : winners. They will each get $i,- performance last year whe were big ers jncluded: scored in the first and second 6:25. The Canadian team, which wor) owing e for the National Hockey| BYNG TROPHY VOTING 000. |was at Truro on July 17 where|yooio. Edmunds . $i0e.ogi.|Ptnod._Im_ the third frame he Third Peried:—9. Aces. Gat \two games and lost one, wil! Day Phone 9722 Backstrom piled up 73 points.| he won in 2.12. ; . os

League's individual trophy : owards. Alex Delvecchio of Detroit led

Closest was centre Charlie Burns

Our Cape Breton friends wil]

Franklin Safford - $99,760 (he had |

meet the U.A.R.. which lost three

Night Phone 8043 - 8858

. en e straighi, in a Thursday game. " Member D. A A. _ Backstrom, 21-year-old fresh- Comite Henry in ae ‘bomen of Detroit with 23. Backstrom,|™make no mistake in placing coy ak Pictuer tear binoon with LY. tT and on Friday will meet The + MURPHY’S ’ man centre who jumped from/for the Lady Byng memorial mative of Kirkland Lake, Ont., cag hentny oe hands — 34 wins): and George (Buddy) alin Ss on which won one and SERVICE STATION i ig ti ss . : scored 11 nd 14 assists for ussell. He has an excellent : ’ r Se ' ee Junior hockey to the big time,| trophy, awarded the player show- the first are. eocan tee| tack Gad otibles. asd i's reel. Reed, Gorham, Maine - 71 victor- | wu:

was by far the outstanding choice for the rookie award—the Calder ‘memorial trophy... .

Bathgate, top choice as all-star rightwinger the voting an- mounced a week ago, had a smal-

ing the best type of sportsman-# ship and gentlemanly conduct combined with high standard of play. . . Results .of the voting — by hockey writers, broadcasters and

is ‘a product of Canadiens’ junior farm system, playing the last two sons with Hull-Ottawa Cana- Norm. Johnson, with Boston

ly comfortable down in Alaba- ma in the early spring. We had the pleasure of visiting there some years ago, and came away impressed with -Mr. Russell's qualities as a trainer

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ies in 1958. :

The two largest money-winning | pacers in 1958 were bred and bora | in Ohio - Belle Acton, 3, 1.58 3-5)

was sired by The Widower, 3.’

Chariottetown and District

To Navy Tonight

‘ i hard a college outfit can be and |

Events of the Week at SPORTS ARENA

: .._ | Bruins in the first half of the sea- 1.595 t Bonnie Brae Farms | eer : : f ler but comfortable lead for the; telecasters in the six NHL cities : we . 8 nnie Bra arms. | Hockey League activity goes on| they are expecting trouble from thost - valuable - player award—|—were announced by the league}, made third place with 18) |) J 1g edition of | Wellington, Ohio., and Speedy) a new front tonight. the McAdam men. WEDNESDA Y— the Hart trophy. Tuesday. Guints. Tee recently wat put 08 un, Harness Horse” is the fol Pick, 1.58 45, by Attorney, 3.) gaint Dunstan’s University rink| Game time is 8.15. Remember | Pre-school Skate 1:30 to. 3:00 Tom Johnson of Montreal had| Points were awarded on a $-3-1| Waivers and picked up by Chi- lowing: “‘Jo of | 2.03, at Pickwick Farms, Bucy-| wilt be the scene of action for| the scene of action is thé new

enly a four-point lead over Mar-'basis for first, second and third

SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

cago Biack Hawks.‘ HOWE SECOND

winner the last two seasons and @ four-time winner in all, trailed with 36 points. Goalie Terry Saw- ehuk of Detroit received 31.

an “Joe O'Brien was the leading driver for miles in 1958, winning nine with

took two. and Raider Frost took the other. Don Taylor was next with seven miles in 2.00 or bet- ter, all made by the threevear-

two-minute | :

rus, Ohio.

: a the Belle Acton set a new

tilt between Lorne Hennes-

mark | sey’s Naxy Tars afd AJ. Me-

- $167,787. and that raised her total earnings to $348,778. which is a records for pacers. Speedy Pick set a new world’s record for

league appearance to date and that: time thev bowed easily to Parkdale Royals. The Red and

White outfit had no practice

rink at Saint Dunstan’s.

HOWARD McINNIS

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Regular skate 4—5:30 : Evening Skating 8 to 10:00

. Bathgate had 67 points in the ; for earnings in a single season! adam's Saint THURSDAY— voting for the most valuable + hea of three-year-old pacers: | py a pacer during the past year| 3 oe \nd Cut You Power Bill! Hockey game— layer. Gordie Howe of Detroit, adow Wave. won six, Sunbelle Saints have mate only one

Royals vs. Garrisoz Juniors Game time 8:15

FRIDAY NIGHT— Prince Street School Ice

’ If. ae are low. Guaranteed ; ints to| 24 Pacing colt Bye Bye Byrd. oe Geldings on a half-| vnatever for that one but since JANUARY SALE - Guaranteed repairs Sports —_ Tom Johnson had 36 points to) wo. ne Smart had ‘six > re. | mile track - 1.58 4-5 - and he won coh Le te al FREE ESTIMATE : a ee Marcel Pronovost’s 4 as choice] pi). ad six: two with] the largest amount of money | en they've been getting in daily SATURDAY AFTERNOON—

THERE COULD be a change in the Natiqnal Hockey ‘Lea- gue standings as the result of tonight’s games but the change ‘would only be noted with the two last teams.

for top defenceman. Bill Gadsby of New York had 31 and Doug

Hawks entertain the fast-fading Red Wings. A Toronto win and a Detroit loss would achieve the goal that Leafs have been for these past few weeks.

Detroit tonight would still leave the Hawks’ margin at two nay would have a game in hand. Coach- Pilous would breathe much easier if, after hostilities are ended tonight, bad 48 points to Rangers’ 44. That game in hand would so worrisome then. Therefore, you can expect the Hawks give it everything they've got tonight and that everything

IN. TORONTO, Leafs have a really. tough assignment facing them. If they want to improyg themselves, they must grab a ~-from: the--eream.-.of...the.league,..Montreal Canadiens. However, Maple Leafs showed it could be done the last time Canucks visited the Gardens. Toronto not only won that one but | they blankéd the mighty ones 2-0. They will not be trying for any shutout tonight. They'll take one if they can but what is of utmost interest is grabbing a verdict ‘from the Montrealers.

Bruins now occupy fourth place in the league standings but

Henry's 35 in the voting for the

Lady Byng memoria! trophy. Two of Henry's teammates were

Hockey Results

Following are results of three city midget league games, play- ed during the last. two days:—

Royals 7 vs Darts 2; Royal goals by F. Neilsen, D. Lee (2). R. Biggar, P. Clark, T. Worth, J. Davis, Dart goals by W. MacInnis, L. Smith.

os Royals 11 vs Ramblers 3;

Royals goals by R. Biggar (5), |

Neilson (4), J. Davis, D. Mac- Lean; Rambler goals by L. Doiron, D. Lawlor (2).

Vics 12 vs Darts 1; Vie goals

Juvenile Abbies

Libby's Boy. and one each with 0. F. Brady, Goldworthy, Scot- tish Eagle and Chance Play.

; Bucky one each.” | OFF TO PARIS g Earl Avery flew to Paris last

cess 2.00 45, owned by Norman Woolworth of Winthrop, Maine. Ear! wil! find the Vincennes track quite different from our fast ovals. It is a good surface. but it is hilly in spots. A very steady trotter, however, will not be affected by it. The footing is not as fast as the best American tracks. either. Prior to Earl's ar- | rival, Egyptian Princess had been

| worked by her French-speaking

| groom.

workouts in their own new palace.

Navy has come

ever. credited to a gelding pace ~

in a single season

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tion of Grattan Roya! brings back to memory the interesting story of that super - sire of speed.

Set For ‘Spiel

| Quebec City Monday February 2. TRAINED ON FARM | A Summerside rink and a

He gave him some training Charlottetown quartet are defin- on the farm track that summer | ite entrants. Those from the wes- and fall. and entered him in the| tern capital who will make the ice races at two Toronto tracks | {rip are Arthur Clarke, Arnold that winter. He showed so -much| MacLellan. Ralph Somers and speed that quite a number of good | Jim McGregor. From Chariotte- offers were made for him. but| ‘own will go Wendell MacLaine, Charlie did not sell then. He kept | Henry Peters, George Kays and him and trained ‘him, and did, Att Love.

some racing witli "Witw. ‘end bred| The Summerside entry is part | of a two-rink group that is en-

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, : : thes In 1912, Charles Barrett very Jt | ; : h| Thursday by jet pl : , @ very) |

THE GAME IN CHICAGO should, if things go according to | in third place with 18 points eac plane, which| keen horseman from: Parkhi1i.| mOC@ urier plan, wind up with the men of Rudy Pilous on top. These Hawks | —Bathgate and Andy Hebenton. was that he could leave New | Ontario. ‘aieaiek tie —. > M | N N | S PRE-LENTEN BALL are in no sree t danger at present. but they would dearly love : . a and be in Paris | horse sale and purchased for a Prince Edward Island will be c : - = “sg oe Ch‘town Minor Saturday — o'clock. On| few hundred dollars a three- represented at Quebec's Inter- BARGAINS FOR ALL i adiens in the Stanley Cup semi-finals. Right now Hawks are 46 saturday he had his first work-| year-old stallion named Grattan} national Bonspiel commencing in wn H ‘points to Rangers’ 44. Each has played 44 hockey games. A win @ut' up behind Egyptian Prin- evel } Charlotteto otel

McINNIS

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4th Dancing from 9:30 to 1 a.m.

4 Leafs have another opportunity to ease oul |. ” ; six, but they | sire of is as follows: | these past few weeks but the! 4

of PF ekeoen ae tee they need the ieaiacion of the Montreal cae io chia on oie nfo ‘ime trials against the os . Mabed as atte pen Tars are not treating this one M Cc | N N l S!

Canadieds, Chicago Black’ Hawks and the Detroit Red Wings. | ™s g early this sea-| wae tuckory Smoke had four | Widow Grattan, p. 2.00, be Grat.| tonight- lightly. They know how ae

The Leafs are at home to the league leading Blakemen and aehictebds teh Mi otbik © aim Lady and Meadow ‘tan Royal. Pp, 2.06%. The’ men- ‘ OVERSHOES REDUCED

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“WHERE VALUE AND PRICE HAVE NO EQUAL”

No, we are not predicting that Leafs will not occupy that | by W. Ward (3), B. MacMillan this name. The other rink for feellar tomorrow morning. There are too many ‘ifs’ involved. | (3), G. Whitlock (3) L. Flood, 1959 is composed of business ac- hHowever, there is a chance and with a chance, anything ean = uae. F. Dow, Dart goal : quaintances of Mr. Clark and . : : happen. } - Aticineon. * all four come from Upper Caa-| ” ° | Officials — Don Frizzell, ada. They are Jack Stratwick.| WE STRONGLY ENDORSE THE “DO-IT-NOW’ BOSTON BRUINS, idle tonight, will be very interested im | Leroy Barrett. or i e OU Hamilton, Harris MacGillivary, what pens to the Leafs and the Wings. | : y.|

.. CAMPAIGN, HAVE YOUR INSIDE REPAIRS AND

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they are not on very firm pt ao SS ee rinrager - eee Exhibition Stadiv m | brooke. : a to 37. Right now Wings have three hand ney, Toronto boxing and wrest-| (33,000)." In all, approximately 125 rinks ' iy Shantoweers and Leafs have two. If Leafs and Wings did Hold Workout ling promoter, says he may try| BOSTON INTERESTED |from all over .the North Ameri-| REMODELLING DONE NOW, AND HELP FIGHT anything in those ig — er lead would be i is a to get the return match between Kt was reported = ae ee continent will take part in 2 very . In fact, not even . s evening at 6.00 o'clock. | world light - heavyweight champ| Boston promoters also wanted the | the week-long bonspiel. .

aiet Scenidt's gang sees action Saturday night and they rua Junior MacLeod will put his Archie Moore and Canada’s Yvon/ return bout. In the first meeting! — oa _ j SEASONABLE UNEMPLOYMENT IN P.. E. L. mack into those Maple Leafs who have been so troublesome for | Juvenile Abbies through a stiff Dureiie for Toronto if it can't be|last month at Montreal More |. ; f : : i | them all season. If the Leafs could post a win tonight“and another | workout as he endeavours t | staged in Montreal. rallied from four knockdowhs,| ‘Lea GM Says aa | @aturday, they would be tied with the Bruins and still have &@/ whip the club into good shape! 16 Eadie Quinn (Montreal pro-| three in the first round, to flatten | aPe

in hand. Detroit must deal again with Chicago on Saturday; | for next week's opening of moter) can't get it for Montreal. | the New Brunswick fisherman in Lose By Striking | go their fate rests entirely with those Black Hawks. d Ghariottetown’s Juvenile -tha. I'm ; po nd et it here.” | the Lith, retaining ius world title. |

This is really a race to the wire and don’t be surprised if that | gue. - —, _ ya ah ee - uceee dald bo expacied ta teik| SOROIIG ty alins nie fourth playoff spot is not decided until oo March 22. That's There ne of - cad — = v2 Halbyenea ic beni caked asauioar icici bar, woke: il 2g Toronto : the night the regular schedule draws to a close. a eee Gaus kind of verbal agreement with the a veg s Dame sot wees Lawl. say's acon

i 1 rincipals, it’s still to a xt month fo sports| Baseball League players have

ee at this time the parade of annual ice sports - ae - = - a a hi gher bidder.” “— writers’ and sportscasters’ sport | nothing to gain but everything to Interior & Exterior

Leading off this season is Prince Street School with thelr | playing for Abbies are urged | It would be a big draw in To- | Celebrities dinner. |iaee by striking. ¥ show set for the Sports Arena Friday of this week. As usual, | to attend and a special invita- Yonto, indoors or outdoors, he) : | ‘The league Players’ Association will be a great night for the youngsters and parents should see | tion is extended to Bob MacDon- said. ‘This fight would fill Maple Y k R has instructed its 160 members ; te it that they don’t let the kiddies ‘down. ald, Seymour Hurry, and two | Leaf Gardens (15,000). Or if it is or ange not to sign contracts and not to \

School sports night is a big time for these young students | other players whose first names | signed for the summer, then it a for’ spring training unless |}, ar : | and they enjoy the whole show ever’so much ge Bi Mom ~ [are not available but whose | could go in the new Canadian Holds Shoot veo league’ accepts a pension _Centeins “Titanium” Ded a bigger brothers and sisters are e to wat — are Donahoe and Mac di Schaffer said the Players’. As- the Long-Lasting WHITEST White -

Don’t disappoint them. Attend. their annual sports. : Hoop Stan ings Following are the results of oe was told at the winter ARMADA Thrift-price House Paint is made from Ww weekly rifle shoot at York) ris een in Washington the overspray and residue of expensive appliance

SOMETIMES it’s the little things that catch your eye and CURLING DRA P WLI F A PTS| Range. at the league could not afford | finishes (as used on refrigerators, automatic wa- we came across one such item the other day. Trotters 6 3 1 32924 10/13. Vessey 90/5 re plan. Every club but shers, ete.), and is scientifically blended with

Next Sunday Milwaukee baseball writers will hold their an- Wednesday 21 Jan. -959. YMCA. 4 2 2 22198 4] Jack Andrews a” —s lost money last year. “Titanium” the longest - wearing “whitest : nual dinner and they'll have guests from all levels of the game. | 7 P.M. \ P.W.C. § 2 3 197 28 4/ Edison Watts 9. they could close down the white” known. A very satisfactory finish at an a

Leo Durocher will be there as guest speaker. Presidents Section “‘A” RCAF. 6 2 4 2337 4\ rma Ford ¢< 7. league, they would actually be exceptional saving for low-cost home, cottage and

President Joe Cairns of the Braves will be cited for ‘outstand- Ice 1 Curtis, Fraser. Colson Can- S.D.U. 3 1 2 123136 2| Myron Ting | 97; Saving us money,” Schaffer said. farm protection and beauty.

Ping sefvice to baseball in Milwaukee. non vs Tanton, MacMillan, Mac- — Teigh Vessey 97| “But I see no possibility of this ey

Warren Spahn and Cari Willey will -_ be on hand. Spahn | Nutt, Jardine. Dewar Swan 9% happening.” Attractive Colours, toe is the writers’ choice as the Braves’ valuable player. of| Ice 2 Bagnall, Asprey, Jenkins, | Basketball » | Arthur Brown 4 Most of the clubs have a great ALL AT THE SAME LOW PRICE ; 1958 and Carl is the Braves’ rookie of the year. ‘| Reeves vs MacLeod, Wellner, | * David MacKinnon 4 ‘urnever and unless every ball- :

There'll be many other outstanding figures but there also will | yfacLeod and White | ‘ ° h Laken Lewis 9 vlayer in the country is on strike, ARMADA INTERIOR and EXTERIOR HOUSE be a very special guest. She is 19 year-old Kathleen Ellen Don—| ce 3 Montague Sheepherders| Here Tonig t Lloyd Vessey 93 there will be enough plavers.” PAINT — Your choice o cream, bright & es are nelly, a freshman student at ee een Ohalienge Trophy Montague e Harold hau ; So enon pa motion grey, dark green, dark brows Py &

i there with her widowed mother, Mrs. Maryon ne Charlottetow, ; Glenda Camp! 92 i. um. Flat white, tinting base and wi uatwenhee. Z Ice 4 Prowpe, Beaton, Anderson, | an ee smart Alan Brown ® Mar Ibor os Seek The reason for their presence is this: Kathleen is the writers | MacLean v¢ R. Spillett. Turner, | eal High ichiel Genediens te Willard Murray ° n i ‘special project. They are sending her through Marquette on @ | MacLean. Tdylor : night. AJ. Cluney % Fourth Coach QUAKT « scholarship that they intend will be the first of a series to deserv- Ice 5 H. Spillett, McGuigan, | At 7 o'clock Trotters will be at| Frank Vessey ow 2 ‘ high school students in Wisconsin. She was, chosen after | wagen, Douglas vs Greenough, | : Albert Court aN Thi S

ing high Viscon . "| home to Saint Duastan’s Seconds § 2eason

finishing 10th in her class of 335, while working to help with the | MacDonald. Parent, Scantlebury | 544 at 8.30 Charlottetown Y.M.-| Pauline Savon RO '

support of her family. : 4 : 8:30 Vice Presidents Section “A |C.A. entertain P.W.C. Welshmen. | Chesley Hughes ®9 TORONTO (CP)—Toronto Mar!- BRUSH KIT ;

The writers have earmarked $2,000 for Kathieen’s college | Ice 1—Spare Donald Crockett \ * Sl pees of the Gitatis Mackey As . Spray education. Most of it will come from the proceeds of their annual | [ce 2-0'Hanley, Zakem, Baicolm | Roddy Mrena ¢ 8 sociation Junior A serie: e1 Ok- a sbest Basted i - ENAMEL dinner. She will receive $500 annually for four years. Coles vs Wright, MacPhail, Store) NFL Owners . Marion Vessey 2 ee ee the sect nended ices

That's a might nice help to & pose autem. Ginley , George Proud e seas : Ted. ae as se ’ thes are eteurely vul- ‘ Anyone cen use it

. Iceo 3—A. Wellner, Brydges, | Oo n Annual Stuart Vessey 87 Piecune Kennedy, former os tele, O0k — easier and more

TED WILLIAMS, the Splendid Splinter, who re pa few | Crockett, Costello vs Campbell, pe Jean Andrews R53 oo Maple Leaf centre star, sage wey a fun than : using statements for the press) gave out with these thoughtS the other | squarebriggs, Soper, Smith Meetin Toda Renate Schmaltz a4 has been mentioned as a replace- Bee af uoeetind

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“First base is a good position for any olf player who you | Myers, Moore vs Caruthers, HILADELPHIA (AP) Marjorie Lewis 83) Marlboro president Harold Bal- * ean 1.39 know can hit; but I'll stay in the outfield. I'll be lousy there but | Gox, Pursey, Recorr : Pi . FP — Na-| Gordon Vessey g2\iard said Tuesday Ray Timgren Tl: stay. My arm’s no good. The Boston writers say I never| ice 5 — Kelly, Ready, Kelly, tional, ootball League owners! Lorna Vessey #2| has notified him that he cannot : rw) try to throw anybody out, Who ever throws anybody out from | whitlock vs G. Wellner, Cudmore. | open their annual meeting here| Lorne Vessey a) Coach the team after this week- é the outfield? All I want now is just\a chance to help young play- | Caméron, Fraser. - : today with completion of the 1959] Ray Hambly , go end. ‘ ers. Some of our silly pitchers say I’m nuts for helping hitters ' college’player draft the first or-| Mariyn Lewis go| Turk Broda started the season on other clubs. But I enjoy doing ‘it. That (Rocky) Colavito OLD PLANNERS der of business. , _ |Ferne Vessey #0, a8 coach. Afier 22 games he was . : ; : wre (Cleveland) has questions four out of every five times-he sees me.” |’ The final 26 rounds of thé an-|Gene Clark 80| laid -Jow with colitis. Bob David- = LIMITED

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