N H L Opens New Season Players Begin Scallering ' ' ' - Aft Dodgers' Final Ball 0 n Two F r o n is T o n I g hl ., ... .. .. ..

Japan. starting Saturday. the iron inininl town in the Adiron- NEW Ygslx ) djy Some of the Dodgers were ltglnlxl dlnilkl Wh0l'9wl3luV9A'l- l ll d V . .l v .- V l tn 1-, l the threw a I195 to lump right into more base in anger er son a ll. Hy THE CANADIAN PRESa Thelother pi-emieille is at and wentlon to ltakelrthe lstanllcllli llllisrldsgioilllinolllilflglilespec ht?) it l owner Walter owialley Sud kl!-hlel lll llle wllllel. league, ol. the ex. nnged to appear on a netillllll The National Hncke.V League. mil tlaelel "'ieC:l:- llllllldolmltrophy bl ldowllml "W" ' l with Hector iToel Blake W13 Page 6 The Guardian Thursday. Oct. 6. 1955 ”ba1I" he threw for ll”; dgfvtil ylll hiilitioii circuit. Don Newcombe. television sholtlv hs8tllFd;YElllEht hut nrtei. the greatest off-season trad- lgnailml aplell 9 wllolesale play?-rlthen the Lanadiens. But genera lng llle llepalled lmlll Cllllallll, l . l Dodgers finallllyh qulee the zlygnmelwmner who failed in the folks bac adorn; l h :;lll10vl'nl mg Me in H-5 3M'EaM"Sm.”v and dtrgades will whittle one contest off "W353" Jack Ad”"5 WW9” are standing pat with their high-l the W88 Sm” 0"”-re lmllerlnll his only series start. was co-CIP- 0..llWel'0 86" Y P!- coaching shifts that affected halt llll . lol me slllledules signs of wearland tear. scoring lmwarils and capable rear-l . - Happy Dodgers Wel lh-C land la tniiil with Willie May: of a group cep on. sl I M I of the six learns, opens its new gllgw Yggrk Range” gel llllllllgl One of the biggest shakeuils selll guards. Montreal counted 2213f to the far Comeffh: m deliver getting ready for an exhibition Casey cage spclllru Ollilrslnlflig season on two irnnts lillllght-l llrlllav nl lll al (Vhicagn and B05. agile Terry Sawchuk, the leagues goals lll leglllar l,lay..l,esl nlhrh, wait for the ma all rld series gollle. Yankee press rooiin lalsh ay Hlghll At Defrnll, the Red Wings-with 3 . E . l lll ll l ;lil.5iill- goalie, to Boston Bruins. lll llle leaglll. and 24 mllle. than! their first winning Ni l - replaylng the urea w anybody uily nine players left from last i?" B':'"5 59;” ”l"l:;" l"rlllllfll.e'j Other swaps with the Bruins. Chi- Detroit. 'i D n And Oufer In cheques. it will be months AMOROS GOES HOME who mlliell ll, ilmll, Time am, iear.iin's stanley cup champinnse "m". ' 9 "" "g ”' " lcago and New York involved 13 The retircmcnt of centre Tt'Ef1Prl Ies OW they lose the warm slow 0 sandy Amlllosl llle llleelll, llllle time he paid hi: ruvec:lstolDodizer nwei thv Chicano Black Hawks- wmos BEYAMPED players. , Kennedy after 13 seasons ls thc A l first hard-folluzhltl VIlflW3- wlm all Cllllall who llllllle llll, glllll,,,,,,l,,g pltchluldhgl Plllodilfs lann lcllemlld Eltlelll R fll10rf1llEl1 overhaul after D l lhdllll ml” bl llml The non-.1iiiult Chicago team" bill change in the Maplc Leaf I R Nleet; dY?:at asallc:l9lll.lv as "my Caleb on Yogl 3"” in Tueadayls llllliuekeansnldgrl ewgo met: 1:! ilehld lnlFlhlf1R in last place for two etrtti Vwon ( . l.l l 3 even their uniforms have. been llllclllll g . CEP el d 16 rlelelrlumplls lvllllllev was headed lol. llllmel He n e itraight years. PW"! 0"? M"'l"" 55 59350" altered-vwill be directed this sca- Mu” patllii-1..-. iinw gcncral man-. have lgree e se - k lhelll wlll play wllll Mlke Gollzlllesy Hal home runs. sun lly (ll-llnnyl tilt-k llrvin. rheturnlng ager of New york llzatlilzers afltlcr lll0lV.l.lll,lllll lCl,llAlll,ll palvadbgl iowltlisii llliin. l d l n the ling also lit out for home to pac vana club in the wlm" league l ee- Ii t ac aw coac mg J0 ll l l - - , gtires I0 , . l . ' tn 9 rclrc I'tl1 tl ,A ,. .. . I La alfter en 23-year sojourn with TOP lrfllui-l:e'::0'i1liglh.gtc(:i'rtnc Vtlally Hci'- 3 h"""il”5 d"w"'a"d Owe” d'M.i(iii tiny was still well off. He in- n W33: ggglnlfleirts llleeasgzdzggfyllul I . onto and Montreal. gesheimer. a stronger defence and ltllcsllil-lyllls Wnnles in 8 slllllenlslal vested money in two taverns.

, . b . ted to '

. The Hllwhs picked up forwards deeper bench strength will hit the l g D , i ll "eel mlml Roy was fond of. gamhliiig. . glilililcle SvlE,lClfl)Indtheas;l::lEt:rc0eXPtGe(3lm "I To wm Toiay I A I lTony Leswick. Glen skov and hlueshirts from their fifth plane Lllghilollhglli. Igrllnlglaqraillsg was llell Friendslsald he wlas also 0;? oli; To pllerlll Rlcll n lJohnn,v Wilson and ftalgulld position of last year. (lift; RM ntnlle llle ldlll Dl llmlll taverns bcst cus omers. s u

OE CHANDLER

, . Johnny Podres, pitching star 35' J

Benny Wort from Detrolt lrvm B ston. which finished fourth. fi- ,, ll llness ventures flopped and Roy l . , . . .. . .. -l - l ll, NEW YORK (AP)-Nashua will Bil: Euncnc l.al-ic of Ne-lilnund 2 John Alex MacDonald. 3. hopes they will holster Chicago's Eur; Savl,l.llllllvs lll.llllll.llll,ll wlll rcal iuzht fans. 8lhChlVhnk3Cah:E:-lbcgall to drift. Ifnr a while he MONTREAL 'ltPl-Il.;,x Vtlglltltllgelrlzn w:3l:8beVll?o':ll;'ee5satltl';rd.; be all odlllloll l-llvllllll, llllllll, ll.lll,ll mm wmlrlllllntinri honors in H1: Gerald D. Murphy. Tlme- 58.8.poor defensive record last season lmean a difference nf 10 or ii :jle;i'” iillietlllhllliilllpmlilil anil lmlll worhklodl ilas ii waiter in east-end Rlghllilllfd-ighgeafilgeigbzgol Rocket for l pally lll Mlllevlllel Nlyll he meets three Ifdvals 1nLthe ssni l own. it and Field Meet hcl secs. . 3 V , , . . . .-.l -- , ihl him". He'll ho l'9- l”. , l . . . mil l'lHS- . . all l 9 i i ' .....m..jee-e--e- running of the amous awrcnce itPn.:hlini l';unsmu's University on Mile i-tin-l. Euzciic Lake; 2. lArtll'AMILIAR SQ! ADE lglglflill: llloiglldovlvll lllgal. llllll wcighl (lllanllldianvllltglharrglgulllslllps More recently he seldom let! his --will beltossed at Jorlgnltll lltlililililallle . . Rellllzlllllln at Belmlllll l,lll.lll rupmay when he mmmledlal WEI gsetim; SA Earl Handmhanl 5 mmsm Mnmmal and Tnmmm in meynennv and Rookie Jnhnny Hpndw anliildrnfllfiv uni ;:(()Ifn Is.co baitadis rnInnm'tIllgt:hohu(if'.f-laV of, his fighting tlteaiifs wiJni:5h" Tit?" .n(?l!:' rmfltlaiional The gstoooiidchettlji Itwtrfmwhis I of 7?" l'l"”"5 "l "Pm "L" tm" ' Secs ' "th th . d. d. . who shared netmiiiding dlitir"? , l r f y . l l - - l f l . '9 5 l , mile and ive-eg S es ori ree- Maihnnald of Aniicnnish and .lo- Sr High Jumpeel Ed Mat-Done l"l:::"'l0:l(e lillglllg lmll ieceoll:lqu:lll:l:l?nllle lasl lllllllllalglll lll;Il,L0vlP”. ltlallss. in. I90l.lllt0Tlfl':: (-arecr Rn) nel'l'r Pale-d M10 h'5 Hockey League fsPdSi)l1 at the yearloldsl and wlll be llle lllllgell lllllll.wl.l,,lalll,lgl,,,,,m.l.5l,lel pi-ii, ahl; 2, John A, MacDonald; 3 W it .;.........y .iJ-210 l9-'50. t 0 "law Pal ncxl opponent would be or how Montreal Forum.

Dtiiinic I.e('lali' nf Charlottetown Don NlacNe1'll. Height 5 ft.. 6 ins.

. . . .. . . distance Nashua has been asked to fllihtinil career "l ")0 W 5” l”"f” much the match would mean fi- C adlclls nlaiiilgciiii-iii .in- l . ll.-.. ml. poi-ini-iiwr in tho iunior Milo walk-(1.. Gonrizo Yil-at-Done D sional houts. hc becanio one or the llallm-l.llll.l Roy-5 llllllllll lell llooll "allied Wednesday llllllll lllal BANGOR, Me. rAPleTeo wil- travel in his spectacular career, l.,,l,llll.llllml,- wllh;iliil1ll2Ul)4lllllS' aid: 2 Bob Siminonds: 3. Pal . I ' O a

lll”33t('5' ""lVd'P'”5"5 '" Cam" was his big weapon in the ring. llelllll llmlllel. (ll llle lllmlllls lllall. liams says he hasn't decided yet The big bay colt from the Belaii Lellm .tl('(;uiiilcll of Charlnllcinwni Calliiglian. dlall and 995397" Umwd Stat" L

. e 3”” ”"”' " ”” Fm" ”" ”""i”' "Co W1" make "is N” d””” l'"" w..5'5i'.i'”E.i'f"3e.?.i..”'"”"3 ”””'""' 2533 ..?5sivXl3iti"3n XZZ"9!iI'3I..i'l.'

. 5 . . int 17 points andl Thrct-legged raccul. Art Sea- - P W C M llllgsl l lllall ll,allll3l,wl,lglll lllll, lmm Cllry lh bleulblanclmuge lllllml 3 '4 I , I . Illtllahn illfgllllfgh iillalslli M r.lll,ll.lnll(tlflwn man and Earl H3l1dl'x”th3Il; 2. In a lrlilillgillllltlelr of a century he wilshfir in 1923 and later the light Ellll, l57llmlllld llllll, l.l,llll.l,l wlll, Dining a brief stopoier Tuesday 130 pounds. and concede plenty in third with ll llitill'5 1l.ellity Ric-Gnnnell and Ernie ('oyle:. e3l”ll0d - - -

l l V wllllllll lllll, lmm Clllls Newllllll ll lllll ellgllllc lol llllllol. llwlllllvl ion at. flight from a New Bruns- the opposition. ' l l e v . . .. t . - - - - i I W 5 ml, l,l,l.l,l.ll lull. llmlll. ml 3”. 3. lllemll Pineau and Mike Burger Allllelll. slal l),-ll-9 Mai-Lend once eslabllshed a record ill till hill) Kid llolldwd in bed in ft nuN.Ml Nyyyy wlll play llllel, llanles llll lellll. nick fishing tripqhe Boston Red BreCkillrldg!ethLfl);ll!ZS eltluartl -' -t Wh lb rr R re”-I Ch I - i l h tl half Wlfldovilfss mom. His estate. .sl . lsox outfielder said. H0. wlnnero e scovery and hill;-l eqiiallcrl during HIP mll9- F" 3 OW ,8 - V 8F 19 more proved his mettle as a lracklyard riin N19" .9 ran ic l . V l l. ll- lease basis. Then the manaizemcn ll A, ll 122 ll l,l.lll kl C 2.: mt" he M Pays 535.000 ht ll. im 9 new record in 6' if J”l"P e 49 -' t D , "l ,honors in the Prince o es utes an .. secon s. l .l e L til, sl lled to l; ll-illitiract and ma c a , , f . ', nip... he clcniwl the bar at inc Coylei 3. lG90ll89 -VlacGiHEan Hndlout at Memorial Field yesterday: The meet was conducted inniei-lwnull poll lot b(lXllll8l:hlZ95ihe1: :: F so ll of llflzllllllllllell plolesslonal and reg. thing. You swear this wlilll be your tit;ClllrlztlalilznigaigfszajnogllloIll; fr"! six inrh-N HIS hl'"”""'t -'"h" 1”" M”'9te'”- , V afternoon. lthp direction of George Aildlr(l'll' lath”. P 0,0SF3Pd5 lla all? nl, or IS Er llllll, member of llll, cllllll last one, but, hec . w an spring asllllll. l l ld l. A wit-l)iiii.-ilrl i-rltialled the record BaL'ku?(ilRacewI Ernie Loylc: Macheod smashed two recordstnirector of Athletics and Pliy-sit-itil bvlivl (1835. and lhvlol D 1- mhi Hemlll an eslabllslml Sllll. llllll mil; around you get itchy again. races s yeanhrlexpecllel Fclldiro lll llll. ll,,ll .:l.l. and liimp with 2.l Bub Simmonds; S. Merrill allll placed first in five events'Training Instruction at P.w (1 sucks. hllc llshlzlllre e loom i lscohd Frosh llm lunlor Clllllllllollsl cnnlps lll, llonlcsily. I Just havent decided off at 1-5 or ii or er w . If a mark of 40 fvtit. Plihl Invhes. Pllleall l during the College meet. Runner- Followiiiiz are the results in me will m fair r-I i-leltsl h '- dllfl fl'i)lll; to the bill time with cvcry indica- Yet Arum 'board' in the senior events John A. Sallkl Rafe-1. Ell :WlV"”0"j 1 up to MacLeod was young Mal- 100 yd. dashml. Dave Mai'l.ctitl: i915 lflmllell," hallf l' llml i.ii:xlN(:T()X. Ky, iAPleA sis- llllll (ll cllcklllg rllghl from the H- Vlnchi-nalrl tins runncl. ill! to Bob Simmonds: 3.. Bill .Vlnrnson.IL.0lm lllldge wlll, also dlsllllglllslledlzl Alall lllal.l(l.ll,lE.; 3l gnl, llllllll. a heart 4'; lac- is 0'3 uas nll d (T ln llmnlllcllmlllll wlllllel, Smll sum He ll 8 mad Sllowr and. l-liicr-no Lake Hllh I3 P'll”'l "mi SM? 3309.4. Bl” -myrmnn: 2' himself initrack competition. AIanl'rime, 10 34': si't'S. fife? Frost sold for S35,IliliI. a world's ' ' llllllllllll. wlll.ll.lll ,llll.ll wllll lo niiliits. i G- Gonrline; 3. Charllc Campbell. ,

220 yd. dash ll. llavc .XIacl.t-ml has many of ihc skatintz and shtiniv.

M Kin" la -ed 3 cl thirde l;,llll,ll.lllg lllc llle l-gi5uIt5 or lilo Green Race--1. Donald Mac- t He D L goo

l ll ml I 4 l M w ll l q B h lundil . ll-('('lllll(t”fnTl(l (,l'cai'Clliniz llall1lll0SSli'l;ihc- lng mannerlslns of his nlilcrl tie Irs compelions iaurlelz, an . at-xcnzle: .. ti . till i ll; 9 nos ziy mg a e . v v e

Scnmr cnnipvtilmiisr D0"E8lJi 1- E3” H3l"dlt3h""? 3' 1VIa('D(Inalfi took first place, honorsu'rime. 22 2-5 secs. lnfkldclcll T0 lT:llel.Salls slllm b""h?"- D”r:l"5 me

senior shniiuitl Eugene Lake: John P. Rlaclhnalrl. Laurie had two iii-st piacings and? 44o vd, dnshwi. sic:-lint: Pasrli-I 0 B l Sol (lamp. ownvr of Scott Frost. prawcefl "ll '" all ml ,,l,lllllK AMATEUR 2, George iii-iiiiipan: 3. Jnhn F, T92 of wassl. Grarlr Xll 2. a third, Runner-up was Margarefer; of M, iniiee: 3. R. BurusVPIlOh eCVer5 bought the ii-oitlno filly Rosalind. "9"" 5 9" llfpfell . llllllll. llle Illnrlhnu-Wld and R0dl10.V 3'3Fl”"t5-'Se"10r53 at Fr”hme"- Ma0N('il1. lTime. 1 minute. 2 1-5 secs. t .'h.V ilnoi Mun-Nora. from the con- one mug lla- lag ll l lllm. Tllstant'940fE9t. RPM R3CF1- FF?-”'l"9" 1 One record was shattered inl iiso Vd. Fllnrrl. Graham Lodut-;. SAINT JOHN. NR. win. ,Sllll,lll,.,ll nl lel.,,l., lllll pal-msl inanatzcmlenl e5ll,”laf':', l. PHo1'.0GRAPHiER's

Fonihall kickvl. GFl)FL'P VltiGiiig-iGr'adc lwelur. ' the girls meet. Beryl Macl.cod 2, R. Mnnluonicijv: 3. V. Urci:,oi',V. SIPYP Bi-klacicli. 25-ycar-ulil pla.i'- l.;llllllllll.Elll lull. lllll llcllll pmrcgsiolna 36:1 '-l: 132' an: 3. John Kane; 3. l.cunarrlg"aNl0R EVFTNTS l set a high jump record when 5h0lTimc. 2 mins.. 29 secs. lint: coach with Che" liylit-lolwu ll. lll.l.l.ll,lls l.l.l.lll.ll l,l.ll.e lllls light right. Al 1-? hpllllllllf "bl Rl.lllll,l.l,.llV Dis-tancc 145 feet Shotputel. Bob Siiiinionrls. 2. cleared the bar at four feet. three M-lip l-iilidi. Malt-illm l.oi-luv. 2lllslandcrs last vsizason, will piltii ell:-llllllll gel bl, llll, lllllllllll l-l-lly about 25 pounds Iliz lcr l akn lg

l.mlhall pllsyll Jllllll Kelly llnnn Macpiliigall; 3. Ed Mnrrisnne inches. wt Plans; 3. R, Montgomery the 1955-56 saint John Bczii'ci's llllll lllll pawl. hi-other Maurice But it is noun Pic Rildeau; 3. Bob Simmons. 34 fi- 4 Ills

in the Atlantic Coast Senior Hove Blwhv Hanan”.

wal,lll.l,llll lllsl l.l.al. that Henri has felt he in realty” kcy League. l l ' '

l for ll whirl in top company and In making: ilic allntilinccmcnti

l l l In the boys meet Dave Mac-iTime. 5 mins. 43 secs. Dltzmiioo H3 fc-cf. mo.-Vd dashwt D"n"m.I"'(.la”: Le0d 59' l'9C9l'd5 in "'9 190 Yard Shotpiit--l. Dave M8014-od: 2. 100 yard da:li-l. John Wholan: 1 wl”l'0l'l B"l"Vl'i 2. 385” Gl”8llv.dash and the high jump. He cuver- E, peake; 3. A. MacKenzie Dis- ; Gcrald D. Murphy; 3. Kimhnl,l"9 secs.

. ll . ll l l lllaiirivo has JW" l""”"”” .'”t OPENING MEETING l led the lllll yards lll lll 3.5 Secondsllancel 36 ll” lll lllsl Wcdiiestiaylnleiilkt e llllI;Sl(E?ll ln lirr ro string along with the youngstei. l l; Jav. Time I13 well M Leslllallildind Bl-nalli Jiirllltp-Cl. Iillvt-itlallino he mndcha high jump of iivel lllgil jumpvI- Davc M;it'l.Pnd: Lilo lllltlllzlggselllloilatllvl (llllil; ll:ll:ll:;lf II t B,hll lh -e de, m-- Helroy Cvonnaz-l .t.I ' .('h Ldl K 3.lll.Ldc g h. ,

llllllrzfp; ,lnhnrnz higpigohaid; 3, Ed Morrison, R It ElilelAhlN1:clle"7g lllsl 0 g deicnrcluflh M5 lief”! Elle" fully TRURO i(iPle?llountaln speed. race with a time of 2:23 2-5 and: Y. M. C. A. Gerald D. Murllhv. Distance. 310 220 yd- dash-el. Donnie l.c('lali-; Y k L Blillll lumllici have tllailcocl; l'05'P0ll5lbl1"Y'll rli", 1”""3 l"Pl 3 owned by C. N. Lutz of Aylcsford. did even better in the fourth in

l. ll lll lmlllllllv ' gl wllfl-pd Barlow; 3. Basll (lllllllll an ees ewe 2' Cl ll d l 3' S Pascllerl Dlslltcam and W1 rmtz scvma Pu?-VtlN.S.. rnmiicd home in the second 2:211-5. . 7

pgmllllllll llmall Jllllll, .. 1. 25.1 secs. lance lg "'5 .W'”' mm Vlhe" M armesland fourth races Wednesday night Pepper Boy, owned by G. S. OCT. -. . RM.

Clair Ti-ainor; 2. Michael Swift: HOD. 5lFP and -lump-1. Jnhi - on Touf .'(;llujq R1-jsujrs 1"?” O”' Ht . l to become a double winner on the Turner, Dartmouth. N.S.. won the ' - It John Kelly. Distance- 8 feet. Kalle: 2- LPRON McGiinncll- Sn Y 100 yd rlashevl l.aiii-ic MacDnn- . Hm squad '5. expNle.d in him Trurn harncss racing card. second event and Mighty Drh.

6' llll.lll,,sl Ed Morrison. 35 ft,. ll ins. NEW YORK lllplllvelll Ynrk alll; G2,. vrlqyllp riiai-Donald: fl.ll;lll,J”l:lal,l?ra.l:la'lSp Mountain Speed capped the first owned by Lorne Letchcr. Spring.

220 ml. Dashmi. John whelan: Rurfnma Broad -7"mP'rl- -lluhnil. ll . l . . lCharlotte hlacrachern. Timc. ln.lll-lmlml lllllllllllll llllwksl 2. Gcrald D. )IurplI.V; 3. Lennard llglllle. 2. LEROY MCG0""9”v 3-i an ees Pam samrday mqrmngld-5 secs. Fredericton Capital: and Amll Bl,,,lel.l(.l(l -rlme 951 Secs ob Simmonds. 17 lie. 10 ins. for their baseball tour of the Far ' t

i , I 220 ld. dashe-l. Marlgzarcf Hal" "ll ' i 1-. Hnp. Stcp and Jiimp-1. Jnhn A, 440 yd. dash-el. Donnie Le-lF.ast durin V mm Ramblers M 29' m 0 M

. 3 whlcli five games Wlllivelll; 2. Isabel Xlacfarlcnd 3. all i h d

MacDonald; 2. Eddie Marnonalrlz Clair: LEROY ?llPGnnncll Sllhe played in Hawaii. 16 in Japan. haul-ie illacnnnald Tlmc. 29 L2 mRl,2lPL,,l llll. l,llll.el.5 l,,llll.l,ll,ll:

3 lllkl, sll-ml Digtanpe 40 fpolv 3 secs Hljlh Jumpelel. Lenny ilc- two in Okinawa and two in Manila. SW5. lll,l.l. ll.l,l.l, l.(.l,l,l.l;.ll pl-alvvllglngl

inyhflsl Gonncll: 2. Riichic Johnston. 3. The first game ll: scheduled lnrf High Jiilllp el, lipigxl Mare llvllh l,,;lm.- Plspllllllpl-9 lll (jall;liill,l . .

Running Brn.-arl jump Hi. John A Jnhn K8!!! and Ed Morrison. 5 it. next Tuesday night. Lean; 2 Mary Millinan Hcizhl. & . MacDonald; 2. Nike Swift: 3. Eddie

l Nn names have hcen l'E'leilS9i"ll "-rmr All members of the club. except Machnnald 17 feet. 2 inches. nniqnr Llr.l.l-l-5

4 fi.. 8 ins- hilt it was said four or five are

. Phil Rlzzuto, Joe Collins, Tommy Broad jump-l. Lauric Math former islanders. Brklacich hast .

am yd. dash.-1. EUZEHP Lake: Canadian production of noon and Carroll. Rip Coleman and coach Donald; 2. Marizai-ct Mat-Ncill: 3. i-pceivod authority in scoutlrain-j 3 lfftllflrfl Brndhrlllki 3- Wl”ft3l'l other luminous tube signs was vnl- lKFrauk Crosettl are making thetncryl MacLean. Distance. 11 ft. iniz camps in western. ccnirtill d Barlow. Tivm-- 2 mins. 17 ms. tied at s5.20o,ooo in l953. trip. '2 ins. and eastern Canada.

440 yd. dnshelel. Eugene Lake: re V-re-K-eee.e.57.. . ---.-sm... . ereeee ---(--s----- V V r--mm” 'mm””i' ' i ....:...m.m........m.

Mildslormlo HEAR nu: rinsr PROGRAM it

Intercollegiate

Football Ranks 0!” . I TORONTO ICPI-AA mild storm l ; '

blew up in the senior lntcrcnllegi-l ' .

ate fnnlball ranks Wednesday overt O

the cliglbiliiy of import quarter-1

hark Gus Bram-in whn sparkedt

Qilcs-n'a l'nli'cr.elty to it 30-10 vic- tnry over Mr.(iill Rcrlmen Saiurel day. l

I Brncrin. a gradllnte of A four I ycnr i'ih'slr;il Pftlltlaliflfl cniirsc at I Tcmrilr ilnii'r-iacily in Philnrlrlphla, l i was cnrnllrrl in first lnar arts at ll. ' QilPvn's. l'niInr Fiiiiadinn lnir-rcnl

lrislnte Alhloiir l'ninn rules A 5711-

rlcnt trancfr-i'rirtii frnm annthr-r ll7lll3'T(lllV must sit mil .1 your

:'r.'.::; "P - THIS FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 7th

l . ln"t'i'rlal: of lfnlvcrsirx nf Tnrnnin .

.::t;.2:'7,:::".: p:;'.::";".I. 2lil"'.?:; AT 7:30 P. M. ova: RADIO STATION CJRW l

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wt fiwiiix Thcy said they are nni F7”'i'.'rir: an nH'it'l8l protest. but ferl 7'” i-liwinliiin on Brat-cia's slain: l! o tr

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Michael Arnold - S'side Jr. High -- Grade 9 e Piihllc Sllctikitlg . l i

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Robert Young - Summerside Elem'eni.i-try - Grade 5 --- Reading 1

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