Sti Mary's IVill Play Texas » Tech [n Cotton Bowl

11,55, ‘rein, Dec. l-Twice 9Q. but dangerous Si. Marys ,1 ciuitwniii-tne galloping Gaels qpdgv iicccqitod an invitation to meet ‘undefeated. Untied Tex!“ my, in the Cotton Bowl post- mmn game Jan. 2.

Du mixers. chairman of the cotton Bowl Athletic Association. mu sup Madiigiln of st Mary's had gpiinlinnﬂl approval after con- m-mg with athletic officials of m, was; school.

Smoke Eaters Beat Senators

mTiuVA, Dec. l -(_C_P) — In he 0Oiil1~v of an exhibition tour lliat will take them to Europe mil Smoke Enters stopped ofli here tonight and scored n 7-4 victory uwr Ottawa Senators of me Quebec Senior Hockey Lea-

wlellliiﬁlltlllwSi of Goalie Trevor lligglniipilum of ottawii made the task of winning easier for the Al- p“ (‘lip Holders and Dominion senior Cllillllillﬂlli,

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JOHANNESBURG -(OP) l— Deng s orc. South African quart- ef-millll‘. iron hi.=__'_,i1 treble Scuth African atiinncs when he won lllfi‘) sprint events at s. meet here. coinpli-tiiig 100 yards in 9.9 gfconds, the lllflOflQ’ in 22.1 sec- onds and the quarter mile in 50.2 seconds.

VETERAN RETIRES

CAPE TOWN -tCP) —-James Vihitc, \\‘i‘ll~kIl0\\"fi South African rugby pldycr who played against the 193i touring English team, has retired Twenty-seven years old, lie has played in 10 test matches.

LUSKNOW. India —(CP) —- The United Provinces government lilllls (iistributing free ."TlOl'.€§ adult pupils to popularize the i,- 600 uiulit schools started as pa.‘ oi the anti-illiteracy drive in the provinre.

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‘Era/ram And Leslie Both Predicting Victories

Will Ill ths fllhtoislchodulnsd t4?_ Dlrtonthecnrdliitho pink of condition Saturday nights boxing bill at the Charlottetown Sporting Club featuring the battle for the Island heavyweight title betweenChimiplon GeorgeCvraham and challenger George Iesiie of Souris and the second nmin at- traction the middleweight scrap between ‘Tiger Joe l-lennessey of Boston and Tommy Clsybourne of Charlottetown should about climax all the cards that have been stag-

summer.

Leslie arriving in the City yes- terday is once again at the top of his form and freely predicting a victory while Graham also anxious for the bell that will send him in- to action is equally certain that the Souris boy does not ssess enough dynamite to take hs title away from him. So there fight fans you have two boys predicting victories; as you all know there can only be one winner so it. is a foregone onclusion that before an ultimate winner is decided fans will again witness the equal of the stirring fight this same pair put. up before in their first battle for the title. Leslie will sport a- round s. 15-pound weight advant- age but Graham expects to offset this with his harder punching prowess.

That scrap between Cla bourne and Hennessey may steal- espot- light. Hennessey rankled with u. defeat at Halifax the first of the week will be out to take his ad- vantage outon Claybourne but in the local boy he will meet alight- er who knows his way around the squared circle and who while _able to mete out loads or punish- ment is an elusive torset to ta!

lidl . 50A fslne list of preliminaries will round out the card [and fans should get their moneys worth in the stirring action that is bound to be witnessed.

Bill Gill Joins Sydney A Team

SYDNEY n. salm- 1—<°Pl—- Big Bill Gill, defence layer of the Moncion l-lawks’ de ence durini! Maritime Big Four league days. 8-Y- rived in sycney 1mm Saint J0“?- N 13., today to Join the steel citys gem 1n the Cape Breton Hockey

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with the league-leading Nort. Syd- ney squad.

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Lione Conacher, for 20 years of Crpadafs outstanding athletes, was appointed vice-chair- man of the Ontario Allhletic Com- mission one year use wdav- The "Big 'I‘rain" was elected to the Ontario legislature in the 1937 general clectic _

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Nor Baer Said Keen On Bout

(By ALAN H-ANDAL) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK, Dec. 1 —(0P) -

Tcmmy Farr and Maxie Baer are nonetookeentomect in thering u. third time . . .. each boastsu victory over the other. Both fig- ure n. 1cm now would mean the end of consideration as a respec- tive opponent for Joe Loni: , . .

Incidentally, louis says he doesn't thilk Baer "folded up" from lack of courage when they mct . . .. the heavyweight champ, after many viewings of slow mo- tion movies of the Baer-Iouis bout, says he landed $7 blows , . , . Joe adds thcywereastoughasthose which disabled Max Schmeling in a couple of minutes . . . so per- haps Baer took more of a lacing from the bomber than most peo- pie think . . .

Christy Walsh who has a sports job with the i939 Worlds Fair lans a sports Museum air . . . such things as Ty Cobb's spikes and Barrie Ruth's home run but would bepart of it . . . . Jokingly Jerry Mitchell of the N. Y. Post suggests Baseball Com- missioner Landis’ hat might take a front spot amc", baseball relics . . . another Mitchell suggestion is the exhibition of s. dupl near relative tstuffed) of the gold fish rabbit Maranville swallow/ed . . . . that was in the Rabbit's Brooklyn Dodger days . . .he haul- ed i‘: out of a St. Louis hotel fish P0" - . . . '

Henry Armstrong and fat. Eddie Mead, his manager, threaten to part with promoter Mike Jacobs . . .. Mi is too insistent on Armstrong defending his light- weight crown against former cham- pion Lou Amber's . .. . and Henry and Eddie only ant to put, the Welter title on t e line against larrupping Lou . . . if they fought s ligh we ght match. and Lou won. h1g1 might claim both of Henry's

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Gabby Hartnett Sign s Contract As Cab Manager

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wirs) CHIC , Dec. l-Gabby Hart- netit, who lost his given name of Charles loo to baseball years ago. today received a swell Christmas present, 24 days early. ~ Dropping inrto the office cif Phil- ip K. Wrigley’. Owner of Chicago of N tional Baseball League for a chat about e

contract to manage the club for 11:19 “rand blmcdily affixed his s48-

He will receive about $27,500, an

increase of $5.000 over last year, although oiwrler Wrigley refused to disclose the exact

figures. "Y0" might as well sign while your are here,” owner Wrigley said. "People will soon be asking ques- tions if you don't." l-lantndit a one-year con-

lrn next. season. his 10th year witn the club. PRACTICE I08. JR. ROYALS.

Practice for the Junior Royals

1100M? team at the Forum tonight Juniors for; the

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Forum Today 3-5 CHILDRENS S K A T E

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MONTREAL. . 1 —(CP) _ Montreal Cunadiens emerged de finitely tonight from an eary see.- son slump that saw them lose sev- cn straight games by scoring o. 2-0 National Hockey League shutout over the mighty Boston Bruins, beaten but, once previously in sev- en starts. lt was tiie second victory in a. 10w for Cuiiadiens.

With s. v.ctoi‘y over Detroit Red Wings and a draw with New York Americans in their two last. staris, the flying Frenchmen sped to vic- tory ovcr the Bruins on a goal by Toe Blake in the iirst DcIlUU and another by Johnny uagnuii iii the Lnird The victory brought Claude Boui-que, Moncwn, N. 5.. boy. who recently Jumped from auiatcur ranks w replace Win cude in tnc net. ms llfSi. m. H. L. siiuiout.

A penalty to Jack Portland, big Boston deienceniiui, paved the wuy for makes operung tally. _Whiic Portoiiu was uii for trippmg George Biown, Blake put lllu rin- lsliing touch w a, play by Stew lav- ans mill raui nayiies. lf-iank Brim- soii, musing his start iii the Bos- ton gcai as a. regular, IUDIXMIIHQ tire recently sold Tiny ‘1ll0mpS0ll, had no chance on the play. _

Haynes and isiake ilioO figured in the sccoiiu ialiy, wiiicii sent s. crowd oi close to 6,000 nearly delir-

inneup:

Boston-Goal Bfllllsck, defence, Shore, POfilll-lld, _cciiti'e Cowley wings, Siiiius, uetlifte; suibs; Clip- per, Welland, Coiiuciier,_ Pettiiiger, l-Loilett, uuuiart, Sciiiiudt, Bauer, hill, Crawford.

MOllLfeiil-uilﬂl Bourque, defence, WGIILWOPLD, Evans. centre Brown, Wings Summeruiii, Cain; subs: Seiioert, iiuswell, Drouiii. Lorrain, Mantiia, Haynes, uaguon, Blake, Wiilson. Ward.

Referee-c, Campbell, Linesman King Clancy.

SUMMARY

First Period i-oaniiiiiens, Blake (Evans, Hay- es) 12:33,

Penalties-Portland.

Second Period

Scoring-None. Penalties-None.

Third Period t-Montreal —- Gagnon (Blake. Haynes) 7:20

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CHARDOTTETOWN ALLEYS Tonight at 7 o'clock,

Ehiterprise Doughnuts vs. Kins- en.

mClarkes Tigers vs, Pattcrsons.

HOLY NAME BOWLING Commercial League

Style Maris 272':

Turnip scslpers 289B I-Ligh single F. Hennessey 261 High three J. Power 678

..Tonlght at 7 o'clock

Commercial Lea ue. Prince Gro- cery vs. Impcriiil iscuit Co. At 9 o'clock. Bu; Five League, Old Timers vs. Grads.

Cariadiens Emerge From SIumpBIankingBrainsZ-O; Wings Take Chihawks 4-1

CHICAGO, Dec. 1 ——(C‘P) — Bolstiered in goal by newly-ac- quired Tiny ‘Thompson. Detroit Red Wings surged to a. 4-1 win to- night over the champion Chicago Black Hawks on d'oui le-scoring e1- forts by Marty Barry and Eddie Wares.

A crowd of 11.506 saw the game.

The defeat. second in a row at the hands of Detroit, failed to ai- ier the Hawks’ first place tie with Boston and New York Americans since Boston lost to Montreal and the Americans were idle.

Thompson, Boston's Vezina Tro- phy winner- until the $15000 deal which sent him to Detroit, came through with great saves during the evening.

He gave up his only goal mid- way in the second. Joffre Desilets scoring from close in after assists by Gully Dahlstrom and Johnny Gottselig.

LINEUP:

Detroit Position Chicago C. Thompson Goal Karekas Bowman Defence Wlebe Goodfellow Defence Seibert Motto!" Centre Gracie Liscombc Wing Northcott. Wares Wing Robinson -

Detroit Bulbs -Young, McDon-

ald, Lewis, Barry. Howe, Bruneteau. Kilrea. Kelly, Abel.

Chicago Subs - MecKenzie, March, P. Thompson, Gottselig, Lewinsky, Blinco. Romnes, Dahl- strom. Jenkins, Desilets. ‘

Referee —I0n; Liiiseman -Mc- Fadyeii.

SUMMARY:

First Period: l-Detroit. Barry 11M. Penalties —Kllre_q, Desilets.

Second Period: Z-Deitroit, Ware; (Motter) 1.18. Ii-Detroit, Barry 5.46. 4—Chicago, Desilets (Dahlstimn,

Gottseli ) 9.4-2. b-De roit, Wares (Liswmbe, Motter) 15.01.

Penalt/y -McDona1d.

Third Period:

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PenaltiQ-lqrihcott . GOOD 0L!) BAT

CAPE TOWN —(CP) -In South Afiica with the touring M. C. C. toarn. Leonard Hutton is carryin the bat that he made his reco 364 score against Australia in the test; series in England last sum- mer.

TAKING srom‘ RISKS

LONDON —(CP) — Lloyd's are issuing insurance policies for about 96 cents for a year against acci- dents at tennis, badminton and squash. The new policies will meet medical expenses up to £100 ($466.)

TEAMS PENALIZED

PORTSMOUTH, England -(CP)) —Sequei to a Portrnouth-Charlton English football League game Oct. 22 when two players were ordered off the field, the Association has fined each club £5 ($23.30). Wor- rail of Portsmouth was suspended u. _v_veek.

Use_ Minartfsjor gﬂandruff.

us. colleges Will Tryout "Rouge" Play’

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

CHICAGO. Dec. 1—Anxious W still the walls that fill the aut- umnal air over tie footlouli games. the North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference plans to oor- row the rouge from Canadian football for trial next spring. I1 it is considered successful in the Practice sessions it will be used next fall.

Rieipresenrta-tives of North Da- kota Univeisity, North Dakota. State College. South Dakota state, South Dakota University’. Iowa State Teachers. Momingslde C01- lege and Omaha University voted yesterday to test the adaptiatiou of’ the Canadian rule to the Ani- erican game.

Coaches assembled at the meet- ing were of the opinion the rouge -bv urhich s. team on the offen- sive scores a. point by kicking‘ into iihe end zone and blocking the ut- tsmpt to run out-would open up the American game. But just as important. in their point of view. was the fact this additional scor- ing opportunity would reduce the possibility of tie scores.

Three football officials question- ed in New York were against the adoption of the Catnadian rule. considered by many to "put the foot in football."

Secretary William Iiangford of the United States Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee said he considered there were enough at- tack-rules in the game already.

Coach Herb Kopf of Manhattan University said "the offensive al. Twill’ has the muse on defence and we do not need any new avenues of attack."

Ted Wi-even. coach of Princeton Tlilfrs. also thought the rouge would not improve the American game. "If the idea is proposed m the rules committee I thlnik it, will be thrown for a loss." he said.

Leafs Pay Visit To War Veterans

TORONTO, Dec. 1 -rOP) — Members of Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League, led by Manager Conny Smytlie, paid their annual visit to Christie Street War Veterans’ Hospital to- day and received good wishes of "Old Sweats" who studiously fol-

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crack right winger from Moncton. N. 13-. held a long chat, with a veteran from Saint John, N. 15., while Pep Kelly. another right winger, talk- ed with a patient from North Bay,

Kicilyls home town. Harvey Wins On Foul

IDNDON, Dec. 1—(AP) -— Len

' Harvey Won back the British heavy-

weight boxing championship tonight when Eddie _Phillips. his opponent was disqualified in tiie fourth roiin - of their 15-round bout a. Harrin-

gabliillips, who had taken a count

of nine, was disqualified for hitting low.

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An additional treat is in store for Oharlmawtown ska-tars, Man- ager Archer o1 the Forum an- nounced last night. Along vrith tho regular popular Saturday afternoon skating sansion this week a special night session will be staged on Saturday night frum 8 to ll o'clock.

The night session this Saturday will be a boon to skaters from out.- lying districts who are unable to get in the city throughout the week not to mention Charlottetown fans eager for a weekend ivnrkout. The management is to be crn- graitlllated on its forward step in favor of the skaters.

The Forum is hanging up a re- cord_thts ycar for its ire and is rapidly gaininl! a reputation for ‘_"lVlIliZ‘ the best sheet to tile skat- ers since the inception of the plant in i030.

One arrangement in particular has found the endorsement. of Forum patrons. ‘Yhe presenpe 0f g OCmlN-‘Ykfit “speed cop" on the ice at all sessions is a welcome in- ovation. The policeman on skates is there for the exprﬂ-Q pufpogg of checking up on fast and reckless skaters who endanger the safety of the majority.

Other protective armrigemenfs include a _compc.t:-nt_ matron in at- tendance in the Indies room and a trustworthy guard in the men's rcom, ensuring as fur a5 pOggible the ﬁafekeeuinc of the Dﬂ-trons clothes and shoes. Although it is impossible for the management to ﬂildruniee aminet theft. it is DlGiISJIlE to know rliev have taken

steps to prevent nUCll an occur- ence.

The s/mrkling little restaurant where tilie hungiiv skaters may

have hot lunches and soda drinks is popular wit-h patrons. A com- Dﬁtent staff is in attendance.

All _m all the well-managed plant, is well deserving of its name.

Cnurlotitetmwnls Winter Play- irround.‘

507W forgot this Saturday's ses- sicns-tiheres two of them-one in the afternoon and one in me "night.

Bea rs Defeat

Hornets 3-2

Il-IEHSHIEY. Dec. l-fAPl- Hershey Bears tightened their hold on first Dlace in the western division of the International-American Hockey League wnlghi. by beating Pittsburgh Hornets. 3-2.

Two Hershey players. Shannon and Drouillard. were injured, Shem- non's shoulder" was dislocated and Drouillards knee badly twisted.

Clarence Steele, former Char- lottetown amateur, drew an assis on the winning goal scored by Dede Klein.

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OLYMPIC- FOOTBALL

I-EEILSGZIVKIUHnIiand -—(CP) — Great Britain and Yugoslavia have accepted invitations to send teams to compete in the i940 Olypmic Football tournament here. Uruguay is considering.

ROYALS COP TROPHY

SHEIRBFEUOOKE, Que, Dec. 1 — (GP) -Montreal Royals of the Quebec Senior Hockey lﬁsgue downed Sherbrooke Red Raiders of tfhc provincial senior loup 6-4 tonight m cup tin Lirque Hockey Trophy by a rounci score of 16-8

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Formation Of Intermediate Team Mooted

Charlottetown will be well repro- sented this ivinter ii present hoc- key Lans materialize. The city will i’... s Senior squad and Jun- ior while the latest word on the rounds iii that a strong Inter- mediate team will be fonned. Tho officials in charge will make I determined effort to bring: thi Maritime Championship to Char- lottetown, Should the boys men- tioned below get in any kind d shape they will make lit plenty Waugh" for any Intermediate team in the Maritlmes,

It is rumored that Surnmersidd will play Intermediate hockey this winter and if the; do there is no reason why an Island Leagul could not be organized.

‘Pile following would form ﬂil nucleus of the team. Goal Whitey Giilis, Vernlc Peters. Defence, Carmichael. Allison Gilli.\, Tony Lund. “Plum" MacDonald. Al! Chipman. Forwards Archie Mo- Farlane. Cherie Acorn. Johnny Kelly. Pete Weir, “Puci" Whitiock, Gordon Stewart. "Bruno" Sherren, Ev. 'I‘oornbs, Doug Saunders, Jim Lawlor.

A strong effort will he made to bring in the McLeod brothers from Victoria ii vrr-is said Danny and Lester would be a welcome nu quisition to any team as they an

both brilliant layers.

Nels Whitloc Will manage the team while Doug IVcLcod will coach

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Challenge Foursome

Called-off

LONDON. Dec. l (O Cable) Brig-General A. C. Critchley ab‘ H. G. Bentley, leading British amateur golfers, in a

int stato- mcnt tonight announce the chal- lenge foursome in which . they

were to have been paired l""~l1€C< lively with Alf. Perry and Q enry Cotton. professionals, has been called off.

They e lained: ‘what started as a sport nz affair has developed into s public controversy."

The statement followed n. protest by the Scottish Golf Union to tho British Golf Union against moxie! matches between amateurs.

The 72-hole match was to havl been for s. purse of £1,000 a side.

PIERENNIAL wmxsn

JOHANNEBBURG --tOP)l —!\'I the seventh time in eight ycsii Norman Farguharson won tho Southern Transvaal men's single: tennis championship.

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