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lilanders clash With Caps In ADSHL Game Tonight

Copper FPSIITIE in order to cure a nervous disorder 'whlch Copper is reported to have

The Prince Edward Islander: hit the homeward trail later to- day to take on tho second place Fredericton Capitals at the Forum tonight. The islanders increased their lead to five points last night and will be out in get their third win of the xicek this evening The Caps are in danger of losing their aecond best position to either the Hawks or the red-hot Ramblers if they lose tonight and will have lots of fight for the Islanders when

they take to the ice at the localp

rink. The fr-cling between ll'l8.vP team: after last nights match doesn't

seem to he one of an affectionate nature. The boy: really broke things wide open in York Arena last night with fans and police- man littering the ice. It is quite easy to see that aggressive Rheal Grenon is back in the Caps line-

Friday, December 8, I954

center and defeiicenian.

Leyte who has been

Richard Fires

DETROIT ICP)-Maurice Rich- ard fired the 398th goal of his career Thursday night and Mont- real Canadiens whipped Detroit Red Wings 4-1 in a National Hockey League game of taut temp- ers and 60 minutes of penalties.

The victory increased Montreal's National Hockey League lead over Toronto to seven points.

Canadiens were in complete com- mand from start to finish in the riotous game in which referee Bill Chadwick dealt out 20 penal- ties. 10 to each team.

Richard was handed a niiscoiirl-

lduring road trips. It is not de- gfiiiitely known iihether or not he

uct penalty in the first period. and with two minutes left in the ses- sion. ii free-for-all broke out in front of the Detroit bench and both

will play mmEm' lteams had tn he stint in the dress-

Coarh Brklat-ich's best line last night was definitely that of 1.eriuc. Kullman and Jones This line col- :lected five of the Islanders sever. tallies. with Wimpy banging in a double-brace during the second and 'lhird periods.

lladies Bonspie

-Dpens Al Quebec

. QUEBEC tCP)- Mrs. H. Milliel .K0l'hS of the Chicago He.ilher Club

iiig room In cool off. Coach Jimmy Skinner of Red Wings engaged in SHITIP fislicuffs with big Huicn l Boiichard. captain of Canadiens. l Richard. driving to become the ifirst player to score 400 goals. lclicked on a low 20-footer Wllh in minutes left to play. It took all the drive nut of Red Wings, who at the time were pressing the Canadiens. Dickie Moore, Bert Olmstead and Kenny Mosdell shot Montreal into a 3-0 lead. all hitting with hard

drives which goalie Terry Sawchukg

ibarely saw. Dutch Reibel counted Detmiiis lone goal after five minutes of the

"P Rllfcll M5 "Na" 30" 5”"””ithrew the first stone opening the third p,,,.i(,d.

thing extra to add to the excit- ment of it game with his love for ii lllllP scrap once in a uhile. Since the scason started, Islanders” Lloyd Hlnrhberger and Grenon have never got along too well. neithcr havc Wally Kullmaii and Caps delenceiiian. Jackie Heon. In the last game here Heon and Wally tangled several times.

Islanders have been playing without the services of their are

Fail To Form Basketball League

MONTREAL (CF)-The Montreal

acnior basketball league faces a lwngm. -I-ammo Cmlmg Chm Sgt ,M,,m,-pat

acason of exhibition games! only.

Seci'etarv-Treasurer Al Irwin an- nounced Wednesday night efforts to form I four-team league had fiiilen through. The YMHA Blues and the De Liiaallea. defending champions. will book exhibition games in order to keep in condit- ion tor the Canadian ploy-downs in

May Irwin said efforts to ge0,Pslta- burg, st. Regis Falls.

-l)QC.hl0IV1'i. in New York state. and Burlington. Vc.. into the fold were unsticce.-aitiil.

Miniflcagues Would Restrict TV. Broadcasts

HOUSTON IAPI -The minor leagues voted Thursday to ban commercial broadcasts or lPlP('RSlS of major or minor league baseball

games on stations outside their home territory. Home territory was defined as

that within .50 mile: of ball park.

Non-commercial broadcast: or teiewaata would be permitted.

The major leagues Mill have to Approve this amendment to the major-minor iigri-ement at their meeting next week in New York.

It was considered doubtful that the maiors would concur.

The minors also voted in ofiivor of cutting player limits from 25 to 23 men in the majors and cor- rcspondlng reductions in the min- ors.

The Afillflfl was taken at an ex- airiilive session of the annual minor league convention.

Ifourth annual Ladies Granite Bon- lspiel Thursday. then lost 8-3 to iMrs. 1.. E. Wooleys Toronto Gran- lite rink in the early rounds

Thirty rinks from castern Can- lada and the lcompeting in the three-day lad- ics' curling competition sponsored by Quebec Winter Club.

Other early results lIKlll(lPdZ Mrs. Paul Martin, Quebec Curl- ing Club, defeated Mrs. C. E. Clint. Liachine. Que.. 11-3;

Mrs. Barbara Patterson. Quebec Winter Club, defeated Mrs. W. J. Harrison, Ottavia Rideau. 12-B;

Mrs. J. W. Deni:-tie, tuiin of Mount Royal. defeated Mrs. A. D. lMcGibbon. Lachuie. Q1lP.. 9-5;

l Mrs. Herbert Hatch, Quebec Vic- itoria, defeated Mrs. J. B. Sea-

?say Ball fumbled By Hunsinger

i WINNIPEG t('Fi -- 'l'iin lV'llllll- peg football OllLCl3iS. rliagiiosiiig B

lGrey Cup game which gave Eil- 'monton Eskimos I one-iwint vic- tory over Montreal All')ilPl.lFS have declared that in the action the hall was fumbled by Aloiiettels Chuck Huns.nger.

Hunsinger had clauiictl the play was an attempted Ioriiard pass. and the ball should have been ruled dead when it hit the ground.

Commissioner 0 Sl'dIlPy HallEI of the Western Iiiler-pioiiiiiiall Football Union and Bill Wairii. ;.iudgc of play in the 4iFlS5lP, gave :li”l9lli opinion after ll?llt"ll.lliZ it jitlou-niotion picture of the play seven times Wednesday. l

Halter said the ball lcfl Hun- singct"s. hands iihcn ho iins hit by Edmonton's Tod Tuliv. :

Oregon Club Buys Pitcher

PORTLAND, Ore. IAPI - nic Portland Baseball Club Tiiiiisdayi announced purchase or pin-hcr; Wally Hood Jr. from Montreal oil the International League. l

Hood, 29. working mostly in re- lrif. won four games and lost five for Montreal last season.

The Old Bruin War Horse

Milt the National will

00! mentioned

ay League out of animal

veteran pjayer with Boston Bruins of

dutieeool the -team while not playing. H h . bee II full-time coach of the team neiit n:e8.50fll

"IP98 his injured knee which games. He will take over the

United States are-

SFMMARY

Montrcal. Nluiiic IMn.sdell. . 4:11: 2. llllunlreal. ;0lmstt-ad (Harvey) 15:28. Penal-

iCollege Hockey ileague To Open

TORONTO lCPl--The four-team lseninr Intercollegiate Hockey lLeague opens its 12-game. 1954-5.3 'sclir-diile Hiday.

Univ:-i'sily of T01'Ol1lt) Blues. boasting 10 foinicr junior A play- ers. play host to University of Carabiiis. in Montreal. ,tlie defciiding champions from Que- lhei-is Laval University meet lCiil University. I Toronto club officials are optimis- ltic that this year's team will re-

turn the Qucenls Cup. embleriiatic nf intercollegiate siiprnmacy. Tor- iiiiln last iviin the trophy in 1951 "rm rn;illy pleased '.l'Ilh the learn." coach Jack Kennedy :airi

"The hoys are working hard and

and Eliza disputed play In last .saiiirdai's a. Inn! as M 3,” C...” ,,f 5,.,.,,,,,3

in)iii'ie-5 we should do all r1:ht.'

ltiheer Up Chuck Campaign Catches On In Montreal

M(lNTRl'.'Al. ICPI The clircr liil Chuck campaign had so caught ihc fancy of football fans Thursday tha' the sponsoring radio stations lag- ged behind in the count and the staff was in ii dither.

”At the moment there must hr at least 6.000 responses. at a con- servatlve estimate." said staiinii manager Jimmy Tapp of CJA1) Montreal. "I wouldnll be at all stir- prised if the number hits 10.000 some time tonight. We have three employees trying to get caught tip with the deluge"

Fly mail and in person. fans are supplying their names and 10 cciits each towards Cost. of II telegram that will go to Chuck Hunsinger. lvlontreal Alouettes' halfback. Hiin- singer was the goat in the Grey Cup game last Saturday when Eti- monton Eskimos beat out Alouettc-.: 06-25.

The cheer-up telegram will go to Hunsinger at his home in Harris- burg. Ill.

"Not only are people mailing and bringing in their letters and dimes." aaid Tapp. "but they're telephoning to say a new interest in football has been created.”

The board of trustees and nthcrs connected with the annual award of the trophy in the outstanding foot- ball player in Canada sent A tele- gram applauding the idea and stat- ing a cheque to cover 25 names would follow. Hunxinger'a team- mate Sam Etcheverry received the award thl-I year.

Nalivc Dancer Acclaimed Champ

NEW YORK tAPl -- Native Dancer. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's powerful grey four-year-old who was retired in August because of 3 foot injury. was acclaimed "American champion" race horse of 1954 Thursday night at the an- nual dinner of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations.

Although the great son of Poly- nesian-Geisha started only three race-ii in the past season. winning them all. the TRA board of select- ions gave him 10 voteii out of ii possible 39. The King Ranch": High Gun, previously named the three- year-old champion. received 11 Votes. i

Other vote: in the balloting for American champion went to the Belair iitud'a Nashua. the twn.yeiir- old champion; C. V. Whitney”: Fish- erman, winner of the Washington, D.C. Internationallat Laurel; and William G. Hells. Jr.'ii Helios:-ope, victor in the recent Pimlico Spec- ial.

Native Dancer retired with earri- lngit of 3785.240 - fourth lending money winner in racing history.

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GiaiiI;.l;residont Suffolk Froin Ulcer

NEW YORK (AP)-Horacio Stone- ham. president of New York Giants who haii been in hoitpltal for a week. is suffering from an ulcer. Dr. Anthony Palei-no reported Thursday. He will be releued nut Wedneaday but muat remain on I

strict diet for several months, the doctor laid. . .

As canadiens Win 4-1

Mc-

398th Goal

ties: Johnson 1:32, Goldham.4:3l. Geoffrion 4:48. Stasiuk 7:17. Prono- vost 7:58. Richai ' minor. miscond- uct l3:l9, Mazur major 18:44. Mac- Pherson m aj o r 18:44, Leawick major 18:44. Bonin major 18:44. Second period: 3. Montreal, Mos- dcll tGcoffrionl 10:55. Penalties: Beiiveau 7:03. Sknv 7:03. Lindsay B251, Johnson 13:49. Pavelich 18:58. Third period: 4. Detroit. Reibel (Wilson. Howe) 5:20; 5. Montreal.

Richard tOlmstcad. Leclairl 9:56.

Hodge

S-wchuk . 411 6-21.

,CurliiEWResulis Al Local 'Spiel

The Liculeiiant Governor's Hori- lspiel at the Cliailotietoivn ('lii:linL' Cluh entered semi-final play last

FRI-IDI-JRICTON (CF) - goals by Wimpy Jones led Char- lntlciuivii islanders to a 7-3 de cision over Fredericton Capitals Thursriay night as the island team

,1:-ngtiiened its Atlantic Coast Senior .Hocks-y League lead to five points

over the second place Caps. Jones shot a brace in the second

Four

Penalties: Howe 2:34, MacPherson I . 10:05, 16:06, Pavelich 13:09. I Stop: - . 5 8 11-24, .

period. giving Charlottetown a 4-2 lead, and two more in the third. He also had an assist Other Island scorers were Lloyd Hinchberger. Orin Carver and Ray Leduc. Frederictons Dniig McPhee opened the scoring and Bernie MacDonald made it 2-1 early in the second. The third Fredericton

.i?:”i”'lii.2'IlL'. 'l:.?.";...:L";.'3':?::1 1 Dr , Fallowfield Addresses Rugby Followers At PWC

Dr. Bill Failowdield. secretary of he was dealing with a similar 51!.-

in the flisi ganic. Play will re- lstime tonight at 7:00 p.ni.. wind- ing tip trophy play for this week. 1

, Following rue the results of thei other iiiatirlicsz l S. Machoiialtl l.'l. T At-orn 8 , R. G. Spillell 8. J. Sqtiarehriggs

5 A. Ragiiall R. 11'. i)l'. Ciddiiigs 51.11 i.

It Mat-Neill G Spillcit 6

I-Villmvlng is tho draw for to- night-

7 I'. 31.: Saint filial Soctioii (1 ,l.mIers:-

both the English Rugby League and the Rugby International Board, addressed I large enthusiastic group of local rugby supporters at

.Prince of Wales College last even- .ing. winding up his three-day vlait

to Prince Edward Island, con- cerning the rugby situation in the Maritimes and how the Island no

ice 1: Dr. l'l'. Mni'l)onald vs. H110 11-- It. i';. spill-ii, Mr. Failoiificld was personally 1.-p 2. 1-7. ylaixim vs, 1.1. 1,introdui-ed to "lily of these in Spilicil iatteiidaiii-e 1; before and after ii-p ::- Hun T. W. I. Pinii.-o is the mccting Dr. Frank Jelks. Ext. Taiiinii. coach of the Charlottetown No- Seini-fiiiiil Wiiim-rs St-ctitiii A: lmad-Y Dllfmll 1115 Sllfllil Vl51l he” in 4: 1. 'i:uni-r VS. Dr. um. Mix Fallowfwld has addressed ap- dingt, proximately 600 players and back- g ' ers of the sport iihich in Great liiaxv ltil S.itiiitl.iys iiiiwtl ruin 3,-Ham d,-.-N5 gs many M 150000 ',l'”K lllllima-so :f.iiis tu a single game in the huge ,7 '5 M-m stadium in Glasgow. Scotland. Ice 1: F. lloliii-. R. lliiiieitl, 1-). Both he and Dr. Jclks stated that Miitcli. A. Ciitlnitiiw-, is.. .1. lioii- ni;;i3.i- has been recently Qyef. "l'- M- l"”ik"'”l'”'llr N Alllil. I shatiovvcd by football here in Can- Nlailmllnii. ada but that this is only tempor- l1'” 31 :l- R”'il""i 3- ll-Ul)"ll 1 ary if the Maritinies get a bit of Aflillltl, E. Hiitliorl.-iiiii. vs.. .-1. co-ordiiiaimn into their effort to Ropcr, P. Ruitlcii. J. tiiaiil. .1 kepp the game in mp fore, A1. M"l'l-l'f"'- ready Canadian Football has gain- VIt'c .1: .1. llwlsmi. R Pimi-w-. F. cd it hold in the. Maritimes witn lg-'r;t'tIlon. III) (1bli't(K;II1aIlfl. is, i. ilie DIE-4lll'l.."ill0Il of the Nova H I: fIil'rlf'. . at-miiiiaii. ii Sttlllll Criililfllflll Football Lcague. ”'”””"- l llll:"" but Ilir mat of the equipment and Ice 4 .11 lFlllxl.'lr..'l iirillixiih iiie daiigei in a player in far D 0Haluai'rl D In-tlaii. is hi greater in football. so that if rug- 11-” 1?"IU 5 -lla".lIillan. 1. tJaiiip- by iias organized here it would ,l"'”- 1- -W11 "Tm" rieliniicli be preferable to the 58:30 P. .il.V- Grey Cup gamc as far these two i 4”” 1' ( Mdlilllllrldlfl. ll l.lix'Plj. clcments are coiiceriled. 1” - Cos-.l A llavlvniinlrl i-. .x .Dl'. Fallouiielrl went on to sug- lfllxcli. N Alzitllniinlrl, ti .llillii:.i.-i gesl a tiny of oi-i:ani7.ing all 15- l”' l''”" hind iuiiby it-agile .is he would 11 1"” 71 ll S-iiirivim-. rt. liill. r; r ---- ---- llcnii. .11. Slourirl; i.-, ri, H,ii., P. llciiry. A Tall. P. Tutti. i H ka S It-n 1: ll". .iin.-nu...-.i:l.li.. rm.-.. ” i?,'.d' ,llT'i” iil'J."d' 6' I N”""' ”,- .-'4tI.1iitic Scnltir - . . . atiloiinlvl. ll . -. 310'”... M,” Lmd (l1rlIliIllt"llIlKll 7 rrcdciictoii 3 . ' , AP(' scnior Icc 4 iim-liniiald. i ii.....i .. . . . . Nciv (.I.isgriiv 7 'I-:uro 5 ll. Pilllsm, ll Nlnvlxclizic. i-. , , xfnndl pg Mwhnnnld C yhvi Piclnu 2 'l'iilllfilX 4 k-,m,,.p J. park”? ' ' National League A llltiiili-c:tl 4 ilctiuit l Riistuii ll (lliicago 2

Quebcc Acesi Get New Players :

l l QUI-IBFZC (ch. Q,,,.b,.C A,” n, "19 Quebec Hut-kcy I.r-agiii: '1')-.i..-g. .iIl;i.V hltzht ltlll'('ll3St"(l ccntro Camilic p .eniy.l last scasmi S0l'0(ti(lO of tho pirai in tho National Hockcy pLeaguc. from Now York Rangers- 1 I-corizc lPunclit Imlach. general ,mRl'l3lzcr of the Arcs. said Ql1pl)p(j ill"! HNIIZV for cnsli and the prom- lise to send in pinypr in vam.,,m,,.,. lca"”l"kF- R3llfZ0i's' We-stern Hockcv ,L(-ague farm club. The amount of m”"9i' Was not disclosed.

Billiards Title

0 To Be Decided VANCOUVER (CP) Two van. cotiver men will match clics for

"X flfys next week to dcterminel 1'19 F-Mllish billiards champion of Canada. the first such champion- Shlh to he held here in 25 years.

Tom Tothill. Canadian title-holder since he defeated Jim Quinn in iMnnlreal in 1927. will meet chai. liP11KPT Stan Martin in six matches. lstnrttniz Monday. Each game will be a 700-point affair.

I

A-P-C league

TRVRO, tCPl- KPH! Slnrev ran his goals string in three hy It”-in; an ovt-rtime counter here Thurs. 'll.V night and boosting New Glasgow Royal! to ii 5 vimnry over Truro Bearcats in I regular APC senior Hockcy Lugup "mg, 5'9"” "'7U'hNl his first two l'nlIf'llPfl in the second period.

HALIFAX r(”Pi..-l-Ialifax Wolvca grabbed first place in the Mac Ilenior Hockey League Thursday night by coming from behind to edge Pictou Royals 4-2 in Ii rt-gu. llrly Iwhedulvd game here. Veteran forward Muckle Hollett fired hr 3 the clincher in the fast and mi-mug third period.

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FORIIMJ DATES

iiov. so to use. i

l'nlnAY- I Children's Skating ,.-. 1 to 5;30

HOCKIZY-l7lED)LllilCT0N-0:30

sA'ruimav- Skntlnx ...i. it to 5 Runl-Urban Skating .. I to 10

A moat popular event.

.one with which he

liitcriiatioiial League-

(liiii-innati 7 Grand Rapids 3 Troy 4 Fort W.-iync 3

Ontario Junior Call 1 liaiiiilttin 7

Qiit-her League Monticni 2 Sliauiriigan Fall; 5

Qufhec Junior Quobcc 4 Ti-nit-Rivieres 8

Eskimo up To" Undergo Surgery

EDMONTON. ICP)--To Moni- real Alouetteii supporter;-juiit to rub it in:

Edmonton I-lskimoa tackle Bob

Di-.an, former Washington Redskins stalwait announced Thursday he will enter hospital for ii leg opera- tion.

Dean will undergo surgery for varicose. veins on his right leg. the kicked 51 straight converts this season with- out n miss-including the one that defeated Alouetteit 26-25 in the Grey Clip game.

HOCKEY TOMORROW :f:2?;i. FREDERICTON

HERE

A SERIOUS NOTE-

To kecp going the club must have an average of 2000 at each game.

Ymi want this A-1 tram- then be present at this ox- cltlng contest.

TICKET SALE:-

ALL DAY TODAY AND FRIDAY.

COUNTRY ORDERS HELD UNTIL

8 0'CLOCl(.

uation. He said that the first thing to do is to appoint some one person to make inquiries as to the amount of interest there really L! in the game locally. Then form your league, give it it definite name. draw up; a constitution and then make an endeavor to com- bine with Nova scotia and New Brunswick into an interprovincial circuit. The final step to success would be to affiliate itself with the Iiiternatioiial Board.

Mr. Fallriwfield stated that if these things could be accomplish- ed by spring. that it is quite pos- sible that an English teiim and a French team. which vtill be go- ing to Australia in May. could play several Exlllbllloll games in Can- ada iiiciiidiiig one in Charlotte- town during its Centennial cele- brations. He also said that if Marl- time rugby bccamc a league. it would be possible to unify the present rcferecing to a certain ex- tent.

Two films. which Mr. Fallow-

tally was ahot by Ralph Miles.

Fans and police hurtied to the ice before the half way mark of the last session when players he- gan swinging. Rheal Green of Fred- ericton and Charlott.etown'a Vip Palladino received match penal- ties. A match misconduct went to Lloyd Hinchberger. an Islander de- fenceman.

Lineups:

Charlottetown - Goal: Shirley; defence: O'Connor. Hinchberger. Kullman. Brklacich; forwards: Le duc. Dowling, Carver. Henneilsey. Whitlock. Gray. Palladino. Jones.

Fredericton - Goal: Craig de- fence: Heon. Powers. Grenon, Yeo-

mans. Macintosh; forwards: Mc- Donagh, Smith. Leger. Macdonald. Hewey. McPhee. Miles.

First period: 1. Fredericton. Mc- Phce (Yeornans. Leger) 4:50: 2. Charlottetown, Hinchberger (Carv ver. Dowling) 15:10. Penalties: O'- Connor 1:24, McPhee 5:11. Kullmiin

5:11. Brklacich 8:20. Yeomans 17:90.

Second period: .1. Fredericton. MacDonald tHewey. Yeomansi 3:38; 4. Charlottetown. Carver twhillock, Grayl 12:34: 5. Char- lottetown. Jones 1Brklacich. Le-

ducl 13:49: 6. Charlottetown. Jones (Paliadino, Whitlockl 18:40. Penal- ties: O'Connor 424'. Carver 10:14.

Rugby League Cup finals in Wemb- iy Stadium. London, were of great value in his presentation of some of the more important rules and plays of the games of rugby.

The doctor ieiivea today for Saint. John. N.B.. and then visits sev- eral Nova Scotian centers where he will also discuss rugby poa- aibilitlea.

Boston Bruins In 3-2 Victory Over Black Hawks

CHICAGO (AP)-Leo Llblne an Don McKenney scored four mlnutii apart in the final period in gm Boston Bruins vi 3-2 victory ova, Chicago Black Hawks in a Nation; Hockey League game Thur-sda.' night. '

SUMMARY

First period: No scoring. Pena: ties: Sandford 10:59, Morison 14-55

Second period: 1. Chicago, Mn. ienko 1:34; 2. Boston. Markpl 17:55. Penalties: Lribine and HM lingsworth 4:22. Mnhng 19:00,

Third period: 3. Chicago, Pr) :1; (Mclntyre. Creighton) 8:2 4 Bug ton, Lablne (Godfrey) 9:4 ; 5. M,- Kenney iLabinc. Mackelli 13.3g locnalties: Morton 11:56. Mosicnlo

major 16:04. Flaman minor anr major 16:04.

Stops Henderson ........... 8 9 4 '1 Rollins . . . . ...--... ..18 7 '1--2'.

Third Derlod: 7. Fredericton Miles (Nicolle. Sewelll 3:55; B Charlottetown. Loduc (B1'kl3Clt'il Jones) 8:40; 9. Charlottetoiir Jones 13:22: 10. Charlottetown Jnncs ll.ediic. Carver) 17:05. Peri allies: Jnncs 5:20. Gr:-non niatcl

misconduct 7:20. Smith 7:20. Hinch berger minor, match misconduc 7:20. Palladino match misconduc- 7:20. Kullnian 14:50.

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