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Canadiens , D.own . N. Y. Rangers 4-1

MONTREAL (CP)-Rookie Run- nie Marshall, playim his fourth game in the National Hockey League. scored two goals Saturday night to lead Montreal Canadiens to a 4-1 victory over New York Rangers.

The loss extended the RIHBCTV winless streak to 13 games.

Jean Beliveau and Floyd Curry were the other scorers for Mont- real while Dean Prentice notched the only New York tally.

A crowd of 14.037 saw the Mont- realers romp into an early lead in the first period on Marshall's first goal. The rookie centre, who missed nearly half the season Wllh a broken leg sustained in fall train- ing. scored from a scramble in front of the New York net.

Prentice then tied the score on a sustained power play. 12 seconds after a penalty to Floyd Curry ex- pirr-d.

The Montrealerr added two more goals in the wild second period. marked by tripping and elbowing by players on both teams. Beliveau counted on a hard slap shot and Curry scored at 13233.

Marshall scored his second goal of the night and the second of his National Hockey League career at 3:44 of the final period.

Ron Howell, a rookie from the junior Guelph Bilimores. made his debut with the Rangers and was

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used frequently on right wing. Summary

Red Wings Edge Maple Leafs 3-2.

TORONTO, B111 Dineen flashed fine form as a rookie Christmas night as Detroit Red Wings edged Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in a rough

(GP)-Rixht winger back to hid

Third period: 4. Detroit, Dlnaen (Bonln) 8:53: 5. Toronto. Bloan (Bolton) 14:06. Penaity:' sawchuk Ill conduct. served 'by Pi-onovoat 19:13 .

National lHockey League game Stops: marked ,by a second-period out- Sawchuk 3 7 13- burst of violence that netted 50 Lumley 9 12 12-33

minutes in penalties. . The 22-year-old native of Arvid Que. counted two goals as Detroit outplayed Toronto over the first two periods and then staved off a Leaf drive for the tying goal in the

Soccer Results

LONDON (CP)- Wolverhampton

First period: 1. Montreal. Mar- shall (Curry. Mazurr 11:33. Peri- alty: Evans 1:51.

Second period: 2. New York. Prentice (Gadsby. Lewicki) 6:32: 3. Montreal, Beliveau (Geoffrinii. Harvcyi 13:50: 4. Montreal, Curry (Mosde1l, Bouchardi 18:36, Penalt- ies: Curry 4:20, Gadsby 11:30, Har- vey 8:41, Richard 9:30, Evans" 12: 32, Oimstead minor and miscon- duct 12:32. H. Howell 13:15. Mac- Pherson 16:41.

Third period: 5. Montreal, shall (Mosdell, Harvey) 3:-i4.

allies: Curry 8:01, Gadsby 7:04, Evans 14:40.

Stops:

Worslcy 14 6 5 -23 Plants 5 3 9ee23

Hockey Scores By THE CANADIAN PRESS Saturday National League Detroit 3 Toronto 2 New York 1 Montreal 4 Chicago 3 Boston 3 American League Springfield 4 Hershey 2 Buffalo 1 Cleveland 8 National League Toronto 1 Detroit 1 Chicago 4 New York 4 American League Pittsburgh 3 Springfield 6 Cleveland 2 Buffalo 3 Hershey 5 Providence ii Quebec Senior A Chicoutiml 3 Valleyfield 3 Montreal 1 Quebec 4 Ontario Senior A Niagara Falls 0 Windsor 8 Quebec Junior A

W L" Cmben Quebec 3 Montreal 5 Irma Hard-V 93 Ontario Junior A Geo Andrgwsu 93 Guelph 4 Toronto Marlboro: 2 Herman "5 92 Kitchener-Waterloo 2 Toronto St. Betty Andrews 92 Mjchaeys 3 21” Asridggws 92 Northern Ontario Senior 155:2! ;wan' Sault Indians 1 Pembi:-ok: 4 Carol Hardy , Myron Lin: 3; Can Have Gavilan Douglas Moore Leigh Vessey Conffdcf Fof . . t ;',it:ii:ll1 90 NEW YORK. (AP)-If anyone Cecil Watts 90,wanLs Kid Gzivilanls coiitraci, he Harold Taylo 89'can have it for if price beginning Stuart Vi-xsey g:lat.d35)g.0(()10. manager Angel Lopez. ' . - sai ri ay. .

1V?:)1r1ll1:r(l,'::;l;)yray 881 The former welterweight i'l1iil'1l- Angus Cluney 3'1 pioii from Cuba is feuding with

.Ram Cooper 37 Lopez and says he won't fight N01-man Brown 37 again for his longtime pilot. Rob; wan; M as "The contract will go (390 proud 36 highest bidder." said Lopez. prank Vessey 85 the price begins at s50,000.: Lowe” wan, 35, "I'm willing to negotiate." Lopez :2. ::::::..::..".: ”::..::.:::-.2” ;.:: D in Aiiiiia Brow: -salchristmas present." Harry Lewis 83 His contract with the 28-year-old Lgken Lewis , 82 Cuban runs until June. 1957. A 1 B ell 81 A:-131:; grown so MIAMI. Fla. (AP)-Carl Garri- Hm-ry welmn so gus. Miami's great bail - faking Hazel Vesscy . 80 quarterback, scored in the last two Elizabeth Watts 80 minutes to give the South's College Marjorie Lewis 80 All-Stars a 20-17 comeback victory Louis I-lowatt .. 80 over the North in the Shrinc”s an- Bnnnell Ling . 80 nual football benefitg game Satur- Marrlll MacDonald 30 day night. '

NI;-fr-1 crease. Penfstick and whaled into Reibel.

iTerry Sawchuk in the Detroit cage

final frame.

The Red Wings. who stretched their lead to three points over the third-place Toronto club, oulshot the Leafs in the first period but it ended with Toronto ahead 1-0 on Tr-eder Kennedyls tally from thel gnalmoulh. ' I

Dineen, who potted 17 goals last season when he broke into the N1-1L,l tied it at 2:30 of the second frame.

About threelininutes later the Wings were swarming around goalie Harry Lumley when a battle royal broke out. It was triggered by centre Earl Reibel who roughed 'up Lumley while standing in the goal Lumley threw down his

MAJOR DONNYBROOK

Soon everyone on the ice except

was in the battle. The excitement was too much for Marcel Bontn of the Wings and Leafs Larry Ca- han who leaped over the boards from the players' bench and waded 1

n.

It took referee Jerry Oliiiski and the two linesmen about 15 minutes; to restore order and decide on the penalties.

Bonin and Cahiin received 10- miiiutc misconduct penalties and automatic S25 fines for going out on the ice. Reibei picked up a five-l minute major for fighting and de- ieiicemaii Marcel Proiiovost oi the Wings got two l11'(iji)1'3, for ingu- siickiiig and fighting.

FINE FOR LUMLEY

Rearguard Jim Morrison. Ken- nedy and Lumley picked up ma-' jors for fighting. in addition Lum- ley probably will be fined 350 for going out of his net to get at Pronovost after he had disposed of Reibel.

The penalty box was finally va- cant at 19:04 when Red Kelly lei. fly a shot from outside. the Toronto blucline. Lumley glided out to meet it but the puck look an odd hopl

Wanderers managed to hold first place in English League first divi- sion soccer only by goal average Saturday as they lost 3-1 to Ever- tnn while second-place Sunderland played a 1-1 tie with Huddersfield.

Dave Hlckson. Everton's centre- forward, was one of the main -rea- sons for the Wolves' defeat as he scored two gop1s.for Everton.

Charlton moved into third place in the first division by beating Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 with 1'!- side left Eddie Firmanl scoring all three goals. his third hat trick in the last five games. ,

In a game between two London teams, -Arsenal defeated Chelsea 1-0 on a goal by centre forward Tommy Lawton.

ROVERS GAIN LEAD x

Blackburn Rovers gained the lead in the second division by downing Doncaster 3-1 while Leeds United wasgable to 'get only a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough. Both Blackburn and Leeds United have the same number of points but the Rovers lead on goal average.

Bristol City regained first place in the southern section of Division 111 with a 2-1 win over Reading. in the northern section, Scunthorpc United held its one-point lead with. an easy 4-2 win over Bradford City.

in the Scottish League, Aber- deen kept on top of Division A with a 4-3 victory over Stirling Albion while Airdriconians hold the fivc-point lead in Division'B Willi: a 5-1 win over Alloa Athletic.

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

Arsenal 1 Chelsea 0

Blackpool 2 Portsmouth 2

Cardiff City 3 West Bromwich Albion 2 .

Charlton Athletic 3 Sheffield Wed- nesday 0

Sheffield United 1 Leicester City 1

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Ever- ion 3

Bnlton W 2 Tnttenham Hotspurs 3

But-nley 2 Preston North End 2

and slithered into the corner of tlie'M3"?h95l9l' CHY 3 NEWCBSUE neg, United 1

Dmeen gave D9”-on 3 3.1 mm, Sunderland 1 Huddersfield Town 1 gin at 8:55 of the fliial period and ' Division II

centre Tod Sloan made it 3-2 six miiitilvs later. 1

Lumley wits removed for an or:-1 trn attacker with one minute and 44 seconds left but there was no crack in the Red Wing armor. The period's only penalty went to Saw- chuk in the lllliil minute.

He protested to liiiesman George

'””me: off. It cost the goalie a misconduct mid, penalty and 525. ' l

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1-laycs over a faceoff in the- Detroit zone and slammed his stick on the ice when the official brushed him

SUMMARY

First period: 1. Toronto, Kan- iiedy (Armstrong. Smith) 17:10.i Penalties: Morrison 1:39. Howe 7:- 09, Horton 12:59. Davis 16:13.

Sr-(-ond period: 2. Detroit. Din- can Reibel 2:30: 3. Detroit, Kelly (Goldhiiml 19:04. Penalties: Mac- Donald 3:02. Nesterenko 4:18. Rei- bel major 5:53, Pronovost double major 5:53, Bonin misconduct 5:53, Cahan misconduct 5:53. Morrison major 5:53. Kennedy ma'jor 5:53. Lumley major served by Marshall 5:53, Nesterenkn and Leswick 19:50.

Queen Charlotte High School

-1 In laid plans for the equipping

and organisation of 3 band of the I worthy of the re- whlch . Charlottetown Hr. Loo Oudrnora.

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Birmingham City 0 Nntts Forest 1 Doncaster Rovers 1 Blackburn Ru- vers 3

Fuiham 3 Port Vale 1

Leeds United 1 Middlcsbrough 1 Liverpool 6 Ipswich Town 2

Luton Town 1 Hull City 1

Notts County 2 Bristol Rovers 0

Plymouth A r g y 1 e 2 Swansea Town 2 ' ;

Roiherham United 3 Lincoln City Oi

Stoke City 3 Bury 2 l

West Ham United 1 Derby County 010'

Division III (Southern

Aldershnt 2 Colchester United 2 iBourncmouth 1 Watford 1 lBrentford 3 Millwall 1

Coventry City 1 Southampton 1 -Crystal Palace 2 Newport County 1 Queens

Park Ranger: 1 North-

ampton Town 0

Southend United 4 Norwich City 1 Tnrquay United 1 Gillingham 3 Walsall 74 Shrewsbury Town 0 Bristol City 2 Reading 1

Exeter City 2 Swindnn Town 1

Division 111 (Northern

Bradford City 2 Scunthorpa United 4

Carlisle United 7 Rnchdale 3 Chester 2 Bradford 0 Gateshcad 3 Bari-ow 1

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which the citizens ofiCharlotui- town could well be proud. Early in the New Year, business firms and interested individuals will have the opportunity of making contribu- tions to the band, either in the form 0 an instrument donation or actual cash sent to any member of the Band Committee.

Pictured above are the members of the Prince Street school Band which in the word: of adjudicator Stromberga "gave I very creditable performance" at the P. E. mull- cai festival held int apri . They Are left to right. front row: Donald Ourrie, Harald Kemp. Kenny Downs. Norman Stewart. Alan Dunbar. second row. Wallace Platte. Jimmy Iutheeon. Roger Worth.

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Halifax Town 1 Accrington Stanley 1 .

Harilepnols United 1 Darlingtnn 0 Oldham Athletic 2 Wrexham 1 Workington 0 Southpnrt 1

York City 3 Mansfield Town 1

iGrimsby Town 1 Barnsley 3

Stockport County 3 Chesterfield 2 Tranmere Rover: 1 Crew: Alex- andra 2 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A

Celtic 2 Clyde '2

Dundee 4 Raith Rovers 1

East Fife 1 Kilmarnock 5 Hibernian 2 Rangers 1 Motherwell 0 Falklrk 3

Partick Thistle 4 Hearts 4

St. Mirren 3 Queen of the South 2 Stirling Albion 3 Aberdeen 4

Division B .

Alrdrieonians 5 Alioa Athletic ' Arbroath 1 Queens Park 4

Ayr United 2 Albion Rovers 1 Brechin City 2 Forfar Athletic 4 Cowdenbeath 1 Hamilton Academ-

lcals 5 St. Johnstone 1 Dunfermline Ath- letic 2 Sienhouscmuir 3 Dundee United 4 Third Lanark 4 Morton 1 IRISH LEAGUE

Bangor 1 Ards 1

Derry City 5 Coleralne 2 Distillery 3 Ballymem United 1 Glenavon 5 Portadown 3

Linfield 3 Glentoran 0

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Clevelund' Wins E National League. Fooiball Title I.

CLEVELAND (AP)-Otto Gra- ham. who says he is goingltq ze- tlre. passed for three touchdowns and ran over three more himself Sunday as Cleveland Browns wal- loped Detroit Lions .56-10 in the National Football League's cham- pionship playoff.

Before a C lev elan d Stadium crowd of 43.827. Graham personally smashed Detroit's effort to win an unprecedented third straight pro- fessional title.

The Browns. 214-point under- dogs. struck for five first - half touchdowns and a 35-10 intermis- sion. lead to score their first vic- tory in nine meetings with the Lionsaince 1951.

Graham. who had announced this was his last game after nine Brown seasorn. thrilled the throng as well as a vast national TV audience with touchdown passes of 37. 10 and 31 yards and scoring smashes from 'the five-yard line. two-foot

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Final Minute

Doug Mohns beat goalie Hank Bas-. sen with a 40-footer in the final minute to give Boston Bruins a 3-3 tie with Chicago Black Hawks in a National Hockey League game Sai- urday night before 9.729 fans.

The tying goal capped a come- badk after the Hawks had taken a 2-0 lead on goals by Harry Wat- ,son in each of the first two periods.

Cal Gardner and Fern Flaman tallied for the Bruins in the third period to tie the score 2-2. the?! Nick Mickoski skated from behind 'Iie Boston goal to slam in :Gord 1-1ollingworth's long shot at 13132 to put the Hawks ahead again.

With the Bruins

from Real Chavrefils.

total for his NHL career to 204. Summary

(Sullivan 19:09. Penalties:

line and one-foot line.

Rocky Marcia

no Selected

As "Fighter Of The Year"

NEW YORK (AP)-Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. for the second time in three years, nas been chosen "fighter of the year" by Ring magazine.

in a copyrighted article. editor Nat Fleischer says the Brockton, Mass... blockbuster was chosen. by a slight margin over middleweight King Carl (Bobbi Olson of San Francisco, Ring's selection of 1953. Archie M o 0 r e. ligntheavyweight titleholder, is third in the list, fol- lowed by Pascual Perez. Argen- tina's wnrld flyweight champ. and Robert Cohen of France.. bantam- weight champion.

Marciano. selected for the Ring award first in 1952. defended his crown twice. both times against Ezzard Charles. His second bout with Charles, in which he stopped the former champion in the eighth round. was rated the "fight of the year."

Despite National Boxing Associa- tion action in stripping both feath- crweight champion Sandy Saddler nf New York and Cohen of their titles for not defending within a specified time, Fleischer lists both as champions and at the head uf their divisions.

S-XXTON PLACED THIRD

Johnny Saxton. newly - crowned welterweight king. is the only champion not ranked at the head his division. Ring rates him

Soccer Standings ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division I W T L Pu Wolverh. Wand. 11 7 5 29 Sunderland 9 ll 3 29 Charlt. Athletic 13 2 8 211 Manchester U 12 4 6 211 Chelsea 10 7 7 27 Huddersfield T 10 7 6 27 Division II p Blackburn Rov. 14 2 7 30 Leeds United 13 4 6 30 Lutnn Town 13 3 7 2!) Stoke City 12 5 6 29 Rotherham U 13 3 7 29 Fulham 12 5 3 29 Division III (Southern Bristol City 15 i 8 3 36 Leyton Orient 16 2 4 .34 Southampton 13 4 G 30 Coventry City 11 6 6 211 Millwall 12 4 7 28 Division III (Nnrt ern Scunthorpe Utd. 13 '15 5 31 Hartlepoois 13 4 6 30 Barnsley 13 3 7 20 Gateshead 11 7 5 29 Accrlngton Stanl. 11 6 6 28 i SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Aberdeen 13 0 3 26 Rangers 10 2 3 22 Celtic 8 I 1 St. Mirren to 1 5 Hillrnian 10 1 5 Division II Airdrleonlans 10 4 0 Hamilton Acads 8 3 4 Third Lanark ll 3 5 Dunfermllne Ath. 9 1 3 7 3 4

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Today In Davis . Cup Round

SYDNEY. Australia. Trabert of Cincinnati was

Davis Cup tennis challenge today.

The Trabert-1-load test scheduled for 1 pm. Seixas and Rosewall taking

25.578 was assured.

ing match between two

the future residence of the Cup.

STOCKHOUM (AP) -Russia de-

tional ice-hockey meet here.

MONTGOMERY. A l a.

Scardino and Vic Eaton. put on a spectacular passing demonstration in land the northern U. S. college all-stars to A 14-7 victory over the South Saturday. A crowd of 18.000 saw the north win its first blue- gray game since 1948.

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Goal Gives

Bruins 3-3 Tie With Hawks

12:21. Mobil: 13:29. Second period: 2. Chicago. Wat-

Red Wings Tie Maple l,.eu'fs".l-1 In Sunday Game

DETROIT (AP)-Gordie Howe";

Henderson

son 15:33. Penalties: Mickoski 5:19. Mackell 1b:z7. Stanley 13:27.

Third period: 3. Boston. Gardner (Co'stello. Ferguson) 3118': 4. Bos- ton. Flaman (Lafcoe, Mohns) 9:27, 5. Chicago. Mickoski (Hollingworth M c.C o r m a c kL13:32; 6. Boston.

appearing headed for defeat. Mohns scored on the long shot at 19:07 on a P658

Watsonls two goals brought the

First period: 1. Chicago. Watson God- frey 8:59, Gardner 11:58, Wilson

third behind Carmen Basilio of Canastota, N. Y., and Kid Gavilan.

In the heavyweight class. 'Nlno Valdcs of Cuba is ranked as top challenger. Don Cockell of England is second. Charles third. Bob Baker of Pittsburgh fourth and Earl Walls

Billy Smith of Atlantic City, N.J. and Joey Maxim of Cleveland are ranked one-two for Moore's light-

Joey Giardeilo of Philadelphia is No. l challenger for Olson's title! of Brooklyn is rated tpp threat for Jimmy Car- ter's lightweight title and Teddy Davis of Hartford. Conn, No. 1 for Saddler'e featherweight champion-

Opening Matches;

(AP)-Toiiy pitted against Lewis Hood of Australia, and Vic Selxas of Philadelphia was scheduled against Ken Rosewall in the opening singles matches of the round

WES Australian time (10 p.m. EST Sunday) with the court- afterward. A sellout crowd of

Most observers. both Australian : and American. predicted the open- of the game's heavyweights would decide

feated Swede. 3-0 Sunday in the first match of a two-day interna-

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Black Hawks Hold New Yorlt I . Rangers To Tie

NEW YORK

in a game Sunday night.

tice

19:14. Penalties: Martin 18:18, Hollingworth 19:53. Second period: 4.

17:27. Penalties: Evans Gadsby 13:49.

Third pe'riod: 7. Murphy (Popein. Lewickit 8. Chicago, Mickoski (Prysta - Morison) 18:36. Penalties: None.

(CP)-Nick Mick- oski's goal at 18:30 of the third period gave Chicago Black Hawks a 4-4 tie with New York Rangers National Hockey League

First period: 1. New York, Pren- (Laprade, Guidolln) 4:53; 2. Chicago, Sullivan (Watson) 12:54: 3. New York, Bathgate (Ronty) Guidolln 11:21,

NEW1 York, Murphy (Lewicki. Bathgate) 6:50; 5. Chicago. Stanley 8:26: 0. Chi- cago. Stanley (Mosienko, Mickoski) 2:19, Creighton 5:07, Hollingworth 11:51,

New York. 13:39;

11th goal of the union brought the Detroit Red Wing: from he. hind for a 1-1 tie with the Toromo Maple Leafs Sunday night gs the Red Wings cut idle Montrealls first-place lead to Iiree points .n the National Hockey League. Firat period: 1. Toronto. Migav