two goals. New York-Rangers

u - . , n - .!E.gL ('l.m.rdmn Th"r.Mln'l' 999 "x' 19'” tie in the National Hockey Leazuel with the defending champion Red?

the Rangers burst into a 4-0 lea

Riohgd Scores As Haiis s-0-es.;Joins Islanders

at the end of two periods then

L 3-1 slaved off a (lPFpPi'Rlf' last period W rally by the Red Wings to win

their fifth gaiiic against three de-

TORONTO tCPi-Brilliant Mau-lone tip on teammate Bernie iBtioni (C515 rice (Rocket! Richard scored one Bonmi Geoffrinn. I Blytli nt l-lpnry's goals came while goal and set up another Wedncs-l Bert Olnistcaii salted tlie ganicvlhi. Rm tvjn;-:5 yycl-Q Shun handed, day night as li'it;iitrcal Canadicns away at lttzi-I, fiitilimz Ltiiiilcy Wlf.h'M; IT” p”,n(,w,S1 was in me pen. defeated Tnitiiitti ltiapie lmafs 3-1 .1 low blast ally box for citiss checking ulien in a Nriiitiiiril lltICkP)' League i:on- Oiilv lnvti iiiiiitii &Clll(llll'LW' ”"" tlic 143-ptiiiiid llniiger ftirv.ard net- iost before 13,430 fans. lapiccn iiiirc ll:Ifitll'(l UU1 by Teli ted his first goal midway in the The YlCl0r)' boosted Montreal's ei-co Bill Ciiat-dwick p ,fiisi period. lieniy got his second lead atop the standinlls to three! The Maple lictifs litiie yet to Hlnignal ,,,jd.t-(ly in me Second pefigd points and left Torontti tied with on home ice in ftiiir attempts iiiicipmmy. Ted Hnrimy was unde,-going

lilangers Defeat Detroit 5-2 For 2nd Place Tie in

NEW YORK IAP) -- Paced by Penalties: Evans and Prystat little Camille Henry, who scored 5;17, Howe 10:52. Stops: t iihrashed Detroit 5-2 Wednesday Sawchuck . . . . ll 10 12-33 liiight tn move intti a second place Wursley .

LITTLE SPORT

16 5 9'30 :

FTVFIIT -

'sHooTING "--LI,l:Et':mi

Boston Bruins for fuiirlh place. rim-ir only xteitiigv iii stiveii gtiiiit-s ” Iwnan). rm. h0Ukmg-

The ttrs: period itiis ri-orele.-s was 3 3,1 My-.l.iii titer ill!" Caiia-' Dani”.Lomckih;,,,.c1facWu,m.d Hltfl RlCllil?'d -s'l1ll'l0d WP C9”3dl9”5 tiiciis lil Mtiiiiitiiil l1i4I itvvlx. - for the fiist Rziiigcr st-use slush- Off at Billll Of ill? 5930-Nd Imlllfl 51'-ll”-Any ing the disk past goalie Terry SCOWIS "'1 '1 ll1'C3k8W31'- Sid First Period lsaiveliiik iii the early moments of smith made it 1-1 near the end Sr-(H-iy1g--NUllP. the panic. Hf ill" f7PllF'l Wlw" ll” Callgm ll” Penalties -Ntiiie. The Wings brtike thrtliigh for two rltl'lli"l' with a kncc-hinll 5ll'1V(' Sr-t-tind Period ritiit-k gtials in the third period as

Tiir Mniilc l-Nils livid it 33'” i ,x1..niir-.-ii. llll'l'rltil . . . . .. 8.03 slitvls itfiSl Rniiizcr I-(italic Lti:'llL' MW in 50015 dull”: ill" mo” M” 3 -Tiii-oiitti, Siniili l-inii iii-ibri and Lindsay ritlcd periods but the final friiiiie was ycuumt p I p , . , 18.14 w.,,.St(.3.. l virtually all Montreal's. penalty” Num-I symmgny

. . . Third Period First Pr-rind

TARES SCORIXG LEAD 3- Aliiiitreai. Illmvio 1 New York. Leuii-kl

Rltiliairi l.K.1: iiililred in a fitiv 'l,i"t'lfll , llitilitiiili . . . . . .. "hilly Iil:ilciLzii, ltlit'kii.ski' .. . . 4:37 mm.) M. RN31”. Hm.” 1A”m1(.l 3b.,”-A -i .ll(ll'lll(:4'll Olinslt-ztd Tu ;' Keir Yiirk, llcnryp , the seven iiiiiitite maik and l.c- tl.et-ltiti, 2llavPiiv-is-viii lip-i' lDi'.llCl'.!ll. ltiislioskit 9'2.) rlair picked till the puck and fired Pr-iiziitit llarwy 13111 All” Penalties: liiiwcii l:U1l, Prono- it back. The rebound went to liiirn stroll)! l5i'-33- iWl5'- 9311- Font-lllal” 13321-

mate Dickie Moore and he tapped SIODSI :5N""'d Pcrlfld

Penalties: Lindsav 7:03, Mic-l

l liktiski 9:17, Irwin and Dclveccliio

American League Meets On -lttit :::.t.:.

t5 - Detroit, Reibel tKCll)')

' iii -Detroit, Lindsay t 0 (Kelly. lieibel) 7- New York, Dupeiii

(Chrystal. Bathgate)

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NEW YORK (APi--The Ameri-larraiige yet Rflttl.lli'l (lP.Il Htllltllllss ruin League meets today to try topto be seen. f--" dPcld0,- once and for all--whether; Will Harridge. league president. the Athletics Will Slil.V in Plllla: cxlicrts to finish the sessiiiii in one M B w tirlnhiri Hr rnrive to Kansas C'll)'- tin) The sviidit'.1tIVs fi."til iiitli the rso

First hiisiiiess at the mcetinlzl. Mat-l lirilds guiid only to II p. in. . eallcd for 10:30 a. m. at the Wa- Fri . V. 11' C d dorf Astoria will he RDlDF0V3l "ll Sale of the A's to somebody has

an Fiiihlsmfin Sy"diC3l8 0f Phllat been a sure thing since last suin-

ers of the A's. The house tif Mar-k..(liinnie and Sm, bum on 11". held and at that his rim v:nflS. Roy and l?ai'lc, liavc Hate. Siiieo before the wnild seric.s.i By Tllli ('A.VADIA.V PRESS

WA 1:-igue, P. E. I.. was the top Cana- dian winner Wednesday in the Irish hospital sttcepstakr based nnl the Cani'bridgeshirc iace at New-. market, Eiiglanii. Holding a ticket on Queen's Beeches. the second-

ri! their stock in the syndicate int -.,W.m.. .. 3 .1931 mvnlt-mg approximately:

04 000,000 The nioncy is stipposcrl Lccke Is to he in P?Ci'i'll.

six m' the night clubs iI1USik air Awqrdgd Tfophy tirec

prove a new owner. Any

0l'TC0lVAE UNCEKTAIN South Africa IIES been awarded the s5(;'()00. it is not I certainty ma. me Brill-'rl'l VEITGOH lIl'0DhY for U19 lowc No Canadians held tickets on the

rirlplttn deal. it the c-i;zlit-nian syn-.nanients. itiiiiati-ii 5140,0011. dirate is

hrzcause of anti-Philadelphia Mn” Locke since 1945- H1-5 SW0” l”'('l"lfitiin Dublin as George Ci)nrick.:

merit among the other miners age over 25 rounds was 71- D:"'iiWindsnr. and Oscar W. Gare. Nor-

rathcr than anything 0bJ0Cll0n3l3l9lRe95 oi Wales was second an”-vi('h. each will collect about S28.-l

about the individuals involved. if '19 rounds with 01.82 EtVlC'1'B.(fl1E”:VI'l:li Om 1-m.1h,.h. ”m.dVplaCe tickets on the league does not okay the neivpHiIlJiJ.V Bradsiiriiy of lift an . ii pMarFhal Ncyp

. . - v - l . .

Phiiariclphia setup. the Marks ub- after as iounds viitih an aiciagcp In ammo" M mp "HM mp vtoii.sl.V Wmdd have mp Club rm or '2'72' yAp-. pllll7.0F, there were l,l7O prizes of their hands attain. WIICHWF "WY. ”””” -''"V 51.075 for holders of tickets on would turn to Arnold .lohnso.n'sp '

I3.IlT5,00t'l nffer invnlviniz YHOVIDR Mueen S EN writ!) out of the money. There were

1.050 cash prizes of 5280 each. 4.500 erinsolation prizes of 328 each and 30 residiinl prizes of s4.89il.

. C" i, t t T” ''l''”--'-".L"”5-J'fl "- W--" Route To The U. S. l LONDON. tAPi -.- Qiiccn Elgar, hrtir: iliree-year old colt Lan nu f ”" iiii iTT inn. hr plniie Wednesday for thcrc d' H ' I I yUn;ted states to run in the Wash-l iington International at. Laurel Park,l . Md., Nov. 3. T I w In l A plain diet was taken for the S irovitl racer in cat on the way to Airiericn but candy. Jam tarts and. R10 Di-7..HNhZll'.f), ((7171 Win NEW YORK (Ari -Ted Wil-sanriu-ithi-s went. aboard for aitaiiiiwz (tin.-irtians won their first liams of the Boston R:-d S-ox andimyher English eiitry. on the some match in the rigiit-mitntry round-,

Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cai'di-;piam,p King of the -I-udn”. roiiin finals of the world liaske,L- rials. R Nltliplf of baseball's all- Bmv Ha... Rmnm for Kim! M mc;ii.-ill i-liaiiipionships W'ednesdn"

timc izrcnt liittcrs. are riinnin: .I.udm.s. Sam before the flying homey one-two 111 the lifetime battinz carrm. mnk 0”. IRPI tmm 50.411, EVGWW5 l”"9"3 ma-10' 19”" pm)" "The k:iig won't go to sleep with-

"5, 39”” d”'”"z the 1954 Calm nut. candy. He is fond of sand-lAHL A Paggllams who hr .345 this may WlCh8S"aIld a jam tart setli him off: I ' mn. kept his lifetime mark for 13 ”l”l5'

rsri lfCt;t1fi'S. .;

Musmr. Mm . mlycm. ,,,,.,.mn' Gleam, i-ii r0t1lP to Amrima. . H hpalds mp acnve Nauoml Lgagugrs ------- --------- Hl'.RSHE.1, Pa.. (AP)-The Am- with 11 .344 average. The Card! Ilo"f1CHi'l Hockey League All-Stats ihnnded Cleveland Barons. del

statistics computed by The Asso- i- F'l"3l lit ill? first (.m,,,d p,-(.3; Fhnifv lc:i':M zaiiie iirie Wednesday

league finished the 1954 reason . rt"

Star team. turned in three-goals.

Th6 Cl'l3Tl"W”””'” Ml”-” ""' Yankees at the end of the 1954 in UP WP 5MP' "W "W ”””"V season: 11 infielriers and six niit- . y 131118 in ill" Ladl" T” P” l""f ficidrrs criinpicte the winter l:nr- Wm”! Mr AI,lfHn' gm-. which not linflrtt Ml N1 7'"-f' rip, . day mshi Wit 'h" l"ll'””'W '”"l5 Most New York experts believe l I' h I t tlklni 03” "'1 ll" .l'"””l' "”""'ll"' nnr or more of the ynumz receivers n 0 Mon. will he traded for additional pitch- I p Vmmms lfll iind infield strength beforepR H Fxron-rs " spring training opens. u EXPORTS ----- -------

lnterseiiola-tic rtizlil conipet'

I3. Martin in no 93 HOYSC DeS"'oyCd tinn is to be re-iittrrii:lui'o,d - tn ,1 -,2 no 55 u Clinrlnttelnwn this fall with it 3:303" an 9' go AhEr Acc'a.'" pnssib: four startars parglcipnb V . 53 52 gg . p lirix. hey are uecn . quare,

c' Eur. " 73 33 3-; NEW YORK 'APl'P"Ce55m"' lQueen Charlotte. High, Saint Dun- I. Peter: - A in-year old thoroughbred. wasimws High ind N "1 Prim,” M.

lpomu 3 1-2; Tom” Hm. desnoycd. in m" View M the "owdlll'nio,s are not quite decided. Tii-- . CAMEOS M '""m”” ""9 "ad? wednesdoylscliediiin, as it now stands. i-x dur- p- after snapping his right foreleglm ,,,,,.t on 0u,,h,,,. my It i, as . .3!!!

, 3: 91 go and falling down five lengths framJ!o”,,w,;,-

' Mame . 7 99 73 the. finish line. Procession was ouch" 3,. Am... 72 12 92 lcadmr at the time. .'30yQp5.S. W Q4Cp,,' . Stiill . 78 ngnggggss-g"-r Win";-P Oil W” m-"”..'lt--Q.S.S VS. s.h,u.

Bax," I 53 7 , tirinir .5 on: career. N . h,'.,,

n points 1 1-2; rout itss. ll-1” Wnrd W J M "Wk 0' s"l3."c.ii'. VS. s.D.tt. - Port Chester. N. Y. I ,7LyQ-slgp VL QIQHI

Irolrrsum vo. LUCKY snulm

!K. : ' i:r3:s;:- .2:-.ii:r .1. Mni:Al9Et 96 76 Wt i -W W W V - N 2:: .t:.:;"'" ..233l13lPimllC0 Special Pampered Horse lffigitcuen Wiggozatlll BAi.TlMf)i'1E, 'CPl -. Kin; i.oNnoN, (Reuters)-The Eng-

lMnpi:-. lhrha-yonr-Old l1nl'M' ownel iirh race hOI'Fe King of the Tudors by Mr-. Gordon )lrM:it-km nf left here Wednesday in l piani- Torontn. Wttdnosday was nnnntin-'fillni with coffee. jam tiirts and trad as first Canadian hl'II'SF Iv:--' sandivirhrli to be included in his

1 Pointll 2; Total ma. 5 menu: aanuia

t. Mcmmii tin no 'Ittl.ntmri hi the Plmilcn spot-iiii fnridiiti.

A. Kane .. - 74 90 39 three-,vr-iir-olri.-. "He won't go to sleep other- T. W . . 8'! '19 78 The Nov. 20 event has A 350.000 wise." hiii trainer said.

H. lmley 32,1” 73 purse and the distance is nnr King of the Tudor: will race in

; I . 71 79 mile, and thine-sixteaniiu. it will the Intemattnnal at. Laure Paul W; TONI 1240. the the !DECinl'l 18th rtinninz. Md.

Above is Guy Gignac, starry left iviiiger. who joined the Prince Ed- I'ward Islanders on Wednesday and

the wick RWUSS "'9 filial ""0 .nl' llmmf Ill 1': KdamlYlnlrk.1l'lll(:mlil' ,,..9 perfoi-iimi with them in the tzame rltard's as nave liiiii ii lmllll -””l".V ' "p '3 '0fi ' 05 - f and the l n:iio's top st-tiiiiiiz iiiaik. 4 NOW Xitllih MUl'illU' 15-36 Guy.

agriiiist Moiicton llawks last night. st Qiictiec native. played with Islanders lit the now defunct. Mo.- ittme Major League of lost season

-jiczecrirrrirsi: l1.World Record For 5-Mile Walk

LONDON. (AP)---Joseph Dolc'I..il -of Czecliosliivakia Wednesday shat- tered the world record for the five- mile walk by stepping the distance l b bbl d d s . yin 34 minutes 24.8 seconds. Prague dclphia biisinessinen as new ti'.vii- mm-iviic-:1 the Eli xiii (- tin or P w 1 the financial strain iii a poor sc;t- i Tim listed world ma.-1; lg 35 ml.

iiiiites. 15 seconds

p London May 31. signed the P-1l7"l'5 rm" ll" l”l”5l” their status has been confused. I Mrs. Reginald Buell of Mont-pl-lardy of England.

Hocieyicores

ttfaiiniliaii Pres!) can block ai1i7f”V31 l LONDON (APtAB0bl-IV LOCK? Of place horse, she won an estimated NATIONAL LEAGLIE

l Montreal 3 Toronto 1 Detroit 2 New York

in gun will approve. the new Phlla-lest. stroke average in six golf tour- winning hm." each worth an esg A)lr:R1(fAN LEAGUE exhiiiitiiin

turned down it will her It was the third Vardnn for Two omam, msmenh. idemmod A'I'l.A.N'Tl(i ('.f)AST SR. ' Mniieton 2 Cliitmxn 1

'l1inis-Rivit-res ,3 Jonquiere

OH.-K SEN IOII A

'Nt)HA Sr. Southern lhiirscs that either did not run or 50” G”5h0”"m 0 Sudhunl 1

:cii'ioiiii rs Men Entertain S'side Club.

the Summcrside Y's Men and illei. at ii joint. mcetiiig-com sistimz of banquet and dance. held at. the Y last evening as lAdiea' n;;zht was observed. Y's Bah Gig- liitciii hr nlillasllni 1 spiinky 13- 9".V ""0 George Anderson were co-

toast was proposed to the Queen followed after the meal by an enjoyable sing song led by . y iwaitcrt Cox,

..::'"..r::::;. -i;:;:?.:”':.:. ”.:..:;::r.. Defeat Barons 7-3 up.;;i;;;;;.;;;iwi;;g lllVCl.V selections while pianist Mrs Hal Goodwin soloed I rendition of

:l?5”,.'..2?”Tn ”tli.'Z?.n2"?n.'??. Yankees Release iirtidgy rt-wt We FhiiT1ttRl1':n:m'yil:?;::iX:c”?:;;::22ia:0C);;:)emmm 3 o O Tlirouizhout. the bariqitet. the pleb- All told, lil Ula.YPl'S-lllnf in each tililxjltlt. Fish". gm 0! H" H0r.LE!?Vg11;;nk:yw:;: e..I?.':3Lra”;.fgI.5:Enel:: with llteume nerccntam of -300 NEW YORK, (AP) - New York ti"-1' ”i"””"””"” ”" ”" AlllatTl"lhCcl.:)i;::nlS(Jel.(:l9Llllill:1:a;1B:Bl-l:l'i- and .h1ilf'r0X Henderson. lfershey cnnrli 005541 ll'v' DP CRTSOD. D1'C5ld9"l- Of

the Alpha Y's men. and responded

litii lfoiri si-oicd for CIo.iinianii,tspeakci:.A ucrc "People Are Funny" , V y V. Arnie Kiillnian. of llersiiey. Harry leader, Jim Maclican. George Mac- rl”-"”Y P"””9”i ” '””l ”"iPidhlrny. of Springfield. with two Douyzall and Mr. and Gaye Firi-.'art of BuffnirpMacKay won the peanut, miitost while John Simmonds won -tlie xilk stocking contest-.

or better. Yankees released their winter ros- . - -----e--- tor of 43 players Wednesday . . - .y l . ., nrisiei-iiiindcd the All-Stats. 5 Bowhn itsimi sis t-at:-hiiis, their best ii.irl- .- ; V ,

Ei'ad'e 9 iii: ii'iit. One was Elstivii lfmi-l hm mmwi ('31 slmn” Md to bv M" LQCQIIO OPENS nrd of Toronto.

-"iiiii?v'cTiiiv-1'-it:-xii? BRENTWOOD. England (CP) - lf-lnxen short of food because of a

tdisease that has been killing off rabbits in this Essex area,

Welslimen Meet A Saints Today

The Prince of Wales College Rug- oy team take to the field against the powerful Saint. Dunst.an's Var- sity Junior team this afternoon in

Memorial Field. The twine which gets underwiiy at 3.30 will be

Earl Nit-liolsan.

Both tzams will be usirg prac- tically the same line-ups as they did t.ir'o weeks ago when the Welsh- men defeated the Saints in an ex- hibition. In that encounter. it seemed that the Saints had slighcv ly more power in their scrum and that their backfield were it little stronger in their defensive tactics than that of'the Welshman. How- ever the PWC forwards were able to take up the static and hold of is second half rally by the Saints. Last yeai's series went to six games with no it-innrr being de- clared and this season's tussle

should provide as much excitement

and entnrtaiiiincnt.

Continued from page

Mmontague Wodan .

first iiip out of the Province and one which she thinks she do- serves.

Sitting around the stove in the f71l'Ilil)'kllf'll0it last night Mrs Riicll retiotiiitcd the stops lending tip to the unexpected bonamu.

She and her :”i'.xrar-.old iius. iianii Reginald, ll carpenter who is working at Central Creamerles iii Ciinrlottctoivii. had been plan- ning for a long time to buy an lli-'ll Sitotipstalte ticket.

A t'0l.lnl0 of nioiiilis agn tiic;.' iiiacic tip their minds. Reggie bought two tickets. one for him self and one for his wife.

Little more thought was given to the iit-lccls until last week iiiicn Mrs. Buell received a tele- izram informing her that her tic ket had been drawn for the race Yesierday'mni'niiig she and her- daiighicr Rrtty Marcaret drove down to lris to visit Mrs. Ruelll

parents. "i nr-vrr iiiougiii tltai I would ::rt any word tintil about Fri-

iiay." she stated last nichi. When liarold iLHl1fll)'l offered me, con- tzratulations yesterday afternoon I il1fitl,'..'lti he was referring to the telegram. Then he told me how

lmiirli I won and l couldn't he-

iinvc ii. My father uas so ox-

the first game of the 1954 inter-i collegiate three-game play-offs at

nandled by school athletic director

:1sey. Whitlock, Gray, Carpenter. l

i&itFFitE7Ei1i'hJii57tEik.

ifiimily moved to Alb:-rry Plains

Q. A Io-1.: X...

Hawks in 1 st Place Tie Aftei 2-1 Victory Dver islanders

MONCTON (CP)-- Mnncton Lcduc. Morrow. Gignac. Harris. Lead (misconduct) 10:16. Lziuititx Hawks rose to a first place tie Purcell. . 11505. Billick 11133- with Amherst Rambler: when the MOIICIOBI G031: Pldsodnyi El!-' Tlllfd Peflnd Birds downed Charlottetown Is fence: McLaughlin, Weaver. Bro- 3-Moncton, Dorrington

X fr-..V.in1.':"..'”"

lander: 2-1 in on Atlantic Coast phy. Robinson; forwards: Dem- (Norman. McLaughlin) 3:3a Senior Hockey League fixture Wed. chuk. Declerc, Bowness, Hirsch- Penalties: Moncton, for having nesday night. feid, Lacroix, Blllick, Huiile, Dor- too many men on the ice. served

Each team scored a goal in the gidgtoii, Norman. by Brophy 5:49, Caipentier. 10:09, first period. After a scoreless mid- SUMMARY Leyla 1151- ' die session. Frank Dorrington shot First Per-loll Stops: the winning tally (or the gecond 1-Moncton. Hirschfield Shirley D 12 9-30 game in a row, He fired the shot, (Laeroix) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3:164!-Pidsodny . 11 9 9-29 with assists from Jerry Norman 2-Charlottetown. Gray 1

and Peanuts McLaughlin. at 8.38 (LOW-C. I-Cdllcl -- 13147 of the final stanza. t Penalties: Wliitlock (misconduct; Bert Hiischfeld opened the scoiv 10205. Dorfingl-On 15100-

ing. helped by Ray Lacroix, and Second Period

Bob Gray equalized. Copper Leytc Scorlnl-N006 .- and Ray Leduc notched assists. Penalties: O'Connor :15, Mac-. p Penalties included mlsccndiicts l itn Buck Whitiock and Alan Mac-

Leod. both of Charlottctowi. 0 0 ' Oil Well Fire

.CharIott.etown: Goal: Shirley; defence: Leyte, Bi-klacich, 0'Con- ' nnr, Macleod: forwards: Hennes-

MA-ME-0 BEACH. Alta. (CF)- Trouble-shooters carted a new oil derrick onto a Cree Indian reserve Wednesday in an attempt to quench a flaming column of nat- ural gas which has claimed the life of a crew boss and seriously burned his three co-workers.

The new rig will be set up near the burning hole and tilted slightly Ann Macmmd. She was bum -H so that Another fjdirectional" hole his the daughter 0, Mr. and can be drilled to. intercept the cas- Mm mes At 1-?.i.l.?;”.”.5'l.3ll."i.l..".”ll.ii. :::..l:

. . ,. HEM Ha” ago She and 119' underground and burning at the rate of 10,000,000 cubic feet daily. where they have been residing Wat” um" will be famed dew" (or me past mu, yoarsp the new hole under terrific pres-

I-for husbanci is in good health if: "1 mam!” l0 "W1 W the Above is 26 year old, Winnipes now but. it wasn't always tlir -- . ' I 1-,, who om h case. He spent the winter of 1953 The dud df3”"fk Chl”- 30'Ye-.31" IIl,:;1,:;er5Bobye(:Le1-any bejfm-cad gr; in bed, ,, Victim of , hurt an. old Gordon Lnislie. was changing game with the Hawks Bob who mpnl. his oil - soaked clothes Tuesday named me season on hbh B bang

They ham 5 family of mm? when the well blew in. While h1S M he scored the Islanders, only ”"5 Md ""9 daugme” 0"” M wife and I-ourlyeapold son W-atched marker last. night has Played both the sons Glenson Joseph 17 and from their nearby quarters. he H ht Wm md dgfeme ,0 ch W gpity Margaret. 21. 11”, at ham-.4 rushed to thepwell site and just 15d 13 1 er '0 .5rThEt p The other sons John Elgin Bueii reached the drilling platform when 3” 9.” ”m”"” 5 5lh' if t" 28. lives in Charlottetown uni? an explosion. supposedly caused 5”” ml" "aw" W” me W” James Irving Bucll. 3a, resides in by a spark from :1 derrick cnzinc. teal" .3” he ll" Pee" ””""d ”” M0magm,. crumpled the 52504300 rm. Maritime hockey circles since 1949.

Mrs. Bur-ll has one brother Mr. "E John R. MacLeod. Wood Islands COSTLY LUNCH and two sisters. Marlon Frances SALFORD, England (CP)-Three B 0 c 0 Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Wood 13- teen-age schoolboy: admitted in 0

Meanwhile Mrs. Buel1's hus- band. who was working in Chat- lottetown, headed for home on hearing the good word. For a time neither he nor his son who niso works in Charlottetown could lo('atr- the lucky winner.

Mrs. Bueli is the former Mary

and from there to MOHlIlRUE .....,

iaiiiis. mid Jessie, Mrs. Wiimoi court they stole a bottle of sherry - .li.1tii.rmi. Iris. from a truck and drank it during Be" by Te"

NEWMARKET. Eng.. (AP)-Mtn- ttrel, it 66-to-1 shot, gladdcned the hearts of his British hackers Wed- nesday and enriched others around the world as he won the Cam- iiritlgesliire Handicap by it neck in at four-vray photo finish.

Victory of the lightly - barked three-year-old gave the British bookmakers their biggest pay day :11 years with virtually all the bet- ting money being placed on a trio of joint. favorites. The final Irish sweepstakes of the season is de- cided on the race as ivcll.

Three minutes after the finish vi photograph showed Minstrel tit: winner and Queen's Beeches sec- ond. Anotlier neck back was Mar- shal Ney. Trailing the front.-rum ning three by something less than

one of the three favorites. FAVORITES OUT

The other Joint. favoriicii at 0 in uE.......s.,.m,,.,

FORUM EVENTS

OCTOBER 25 TO 30

Vt'ElINltZSl)AY --- Slsallits; 8 I0 10 Tl-IURSIMY - Slit-'tiliiS 8 to 10

FRIDAY - Chlldl"Pn'! Skating , I in 5:30 HOCKEY--MONCTON vs. ISLANDERS

SATURDAY - Skating 3 to 5 Night-8-til.-Rural Urban.

been reported eating stray cats.

NEW lLow PRICE

s 5750

Tip

"TIP TOP CLOTHES" 0

MAD! -TO-MIASURI Sotnfiufion gunranfood-of you! M0007 "fV"d'd N Grafton Street

66-To-1 Shot Minstrel Oamhridgeshire Winner

half a length was Turks Blood.,

their lunch break. The boys were

each sentenced to do 12 hours'

chores at a youth centre.

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rm. net. 29 8:30 p.m.

1. Alpenliorn and Durante. were well back in the 36-horse field. The payoff was 123,119 for Minstrel, owned by Lord Rosebery. ,

Tiii-k's Blood soon went into the lead just Ahead of American-bred Lookout II. with two furlongo to go '1'urk's Blood had B clear but narrow lead.

In the final 50 ylrdl the first four finishers were almost neck and neck and in the final stride SEAT SALE: .

li3iil7'ei.o3i'fJfhi3ii ltifcit "effpiai? TODAY - THURSDAY .. 9 AM. to 6.P.M. TOMORROW - rmoiw - ALL DAY.

and finished for back. 7" F 0 M

Lord Rosebery is one of the guid-

l THE BIG CBOWDS HIT THE BARGAIN "JACK-POT" ONCE AGAIN! YES. Siree. they REALLY FLOCK iii! A VAST NEW STOCK NOW ON SALE. 1

10.95 SNO- UITS 4.95

tisiropprenttee.

l Another smashing bargain from the Big Grundui Sole! ReaIquul-

l it ' Nylo-Gab" Snow Suits. sizes I to 5. in 3 shades! A lovely for trim suit of loss I'II8II. half regular! .

. on SALE Are A.M. TOMORROW ll 95 AND WHILE ouAmii'.y LASTS 0

Boys” Hip Length .”Stationsl' and Parkas---What A Buy! 6.95

Sizes up to 16 years! 'l-Iouvy quilted lining. for collar on the "SM- tion" Coats: for trim hood on the Parties! It's a Bargain Knockout of 36.95 - -H -. it's atprieo that defies equal!

GRi3F.iii)ALtS .:::.;.:::.

MONOTON vs ISLANOERS

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