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Trout Are Too Soft; Upland Game Scarce

The current trout fishing sea- rabbit vear in most_areas._Fox son~-extending to September hunters have informed me. that

for ver ahead of the fox and hounds. |

any stick, or .will the Chicago Black

1 | | By BRUCE LEVETT | -Canadia> Press Sports Editor | | There's still three weeks to go ibefore the first National Hockey |Léague puck drops in reguiar- season play, but .the linament is flowing in the training camps jand the ink is flowing in the front offices.

|. Concern is the keynote.

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the Oshawa, Ont., junior whose |step into the big time cost Bos- |ton Bruins a reported $50,000 over two years, perform?

| Will Elmer Vasko and Hall. make their retiremen®

Hawks be able.-to’ lure them in the NHL, says he isn’t in- terested; Hall, one of the tcp goalies around, is sitting incom-

Vasko returned to ‘his home. in St. Catharines, Ont., and said: Soin

“T’m just going to. sit around for a few days, relax and think things over.”

But his decision, he’ says, is final.

“IT had had enough.”

REPORT INJURY

Detroit Red Wings, practising in Detroit Olympic, reported the first serious casualty of the sea- son.

Ray atten. 25-year-old centre drafted from the Rangers for $35,000, broke his right hand be- hind the knuckles and will be on the sidelines for three weeks at least.

Bernie’ (Boom Boom) Geof- frion hasn't scored a goal in practice so far. and the super- an _New.. York Rangers a being off skates for two years—is_ worried.“

COACHED ACES Bernie; who played 14 years as fight-winger for Montreal Ca- nadiens, quit two years ago: to coach Quebec Aces of the Amer- ican League. At Rangers’ Kingston, Ont.,

How will rookie Bobby Orr, | |

Glenn | ©

back? Vasko, the biggest man | |

lousy, stinking goal. I got to get one pretty soon.”

In Montreal, the 58 players in the Canadines’ camp had a light day Friday and with more of the same on today’s menu,

Said coach Toe Blake:

“You might say I'm pretty

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SUNDAY — Summerside at

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_REMEMBER WHEN .. . Frank (King) Clancy, one of -hockey’s—outstanding _de- fencemen for more than a ade, was appointed

Ci | Senses of. Montreal Maroons 29 years ago today—in 1937.. |

Clancy lasted less than half @ season’ as coach but was ~ later appointed to the NHL's referee staff and later

camp he complained: 4

30th. has come under severe cri- Jast winter it w ticismy of late. Trout taken. this a rabbit pails aptoe slg wed week have been described as hounds while’ thet were on the being unfit for table use. The fe- trail of a fox. As one fox hunter males taken were full of spawn stated that a few years ago it and so soft textured one could was nothing unusual to see five er we ied i hard jor siv rabbits break out of a co- table use. One angler”told me As one ole time fox hunter re. when he took his catch into the marked: “There were so many kitchen his wife chased him out jrabbits-on some occasions it re- and immediately got the “clean minded him of ‘a moving’ snow- air” spray going. Even cats storm”. It’s going to-be a poor turned-up their -nose-to-_some-spe-—year~ forthe ammunition com- cimans. The females in paricular panies and ‘with no hope of

“yore highly odoriforous. A day's |improvement.

mit taken at month's end could -————_—___—____—_____

ree theatants of - fingerlings | s

ess’ the spring. Some claim | Cl [- ly

that August 31st should see the | ay Ig ts

end of trout fishing while others |

feel that Labour. Day should see T {| N

the last-of legal trout fishing ... erre ext AL'S) | PSsarmien Dned nurseries

A heavy flight of wildgeese is) NEW YORK (AP) — Heavy-

underway in some sections of Weight champion Cassius Clay

the province. Kings County has Said Friday he expected to fight

a heavy quota of honkers with Ernie Terrell, the World Boxing

the Murray Harbour area spe- Association's titleholder, after

' cially favoured. 1 might say it ithe bout with Cleveland Wik was well favoured at the com- jliams in Houston, Nov. 12.. He mencement of the flight put pre-\a!so said he was willing to fight season hunting. has driven a/\Floyd Patterson again “if the large percentage out to the salt |Public wants it.” water. One observer told me! “Patterson beat the man I that juveniles are--roaming the |Picked and therefore is a def- stubbie fields as unconcerned as.inite threat to my title,” said if there was a bounty on honk- |Clay in a taped interview to be ers. When the geese took to the |heard on- the American Broad- -open water off Gordon's Island. |casting Company's Wide World fast motor boats were -brought |of Sports Saturday. into play ... and they were not! Clay stopped Patterson, who manned by juveniles. ; (racnes ont ey COR or

Farmers, and other country |{O" {ns week.in London, at. residents are complaining about eee Nev., in 12 rounds a year the skunk situation: In-some dis} ey ree eee date.” tricts they are reported so num- lsaid Cl “but T'll fight T n erous, foot travel has been re. be ay, fe ‘het ‘witliasl duced to a premium during the light ite wet by P is Tame hours of darkness. Reports have | a 4 cine. Boe nny mts boat

: : t-the-rate-I-am~going~I- could been received about black ducks |¢ ht th cae ths.” nests having pon Caeyen by eee ee ae eR skunks. A crow will. take duck eggs but the nest itself is left un- SOFTBALL disturbed. A skunk on the other’ g4TURDAY — Maritime Sen- hand, leaves the nesting mater- |ior “B’ Fredericton at. PEL {al__scattered about the nests pI at Moncton; Maritime ‘In- border and usually does some |termediate ‘‘C’’ Nashwaaksis at digging besides. Quite a few far- |Borden. Pie mers, and other interested par-| The Bonshaw “Bearcats play

ties who hunt waterfowl, claim \the Oromocto All-Stars today at

that the skunk is a contributor 230 in Intermediate ‘“‘D” action to the *black duck shortage but |for the N.B. — P.E.1. title. The

not the real offender The real came is at home for Bon- culprit is the two-legged charae- | shaw Eee ter toting:a shotgun. | Also, the same Bonshaw team

Tn the area south of the Hills- will play the Borden Nationals boro River the rabbit population |Sunday afternoon in the second

is down at least fifty per cent game of their best of. -seven |

over last year and it was a poor - semi-finals.

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Lacking in significance is pos- ‘i sibly the best descriptive plirase the for Sunday’s Canadian Football

League clash between Argo- Gumper said without relish. inauts and British Columbia LI- | KELLY LOOKS GOOD ‘ons’ at Toronto. sep “In Peterborough, Ont., camp » The two clubs are doormats the Toronto Maple, Leafs, |in their respective conferences coach Punch Imlach gave the|—Toronto in the Eastern Con-

He was looking right at Gump Worsley. “Yeh; I'm-.on a diet,"

after a morning workout in ern. Conference. Neither team which Red Kelly continued to shows any promise of improv- look like the best thing in town. |ing this season.

Leafs used the half holiday to}. In other weekend action, the play golf and Imlach- even pid powerful Saskatchewan Rough- for a golf cart to carry Bobby |riders journey to Hamilton for Pulford and his bruised knee | an interlocking contest with the around the course. | Tiger-Cats tonight.

into its| The only thing Argos have in 50th anniversary season—its last their favor is that for the first as a six-team circuit—will be |time this season they will not struggling to present its best be considered inferior to their profile-to—the —public.—A—three- jopponents.— year, $3,600,000 television deal| Toronto ji@ last and completély signed with the Columbia Broad- jout of the picture in the East casting System may make TV \with a. dismal 1-7 record while heroes out of hockey stars ithe Lions have a 2-6 record.

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Because of his loss, specula- tion is that coach Bob Shaw will sign Art Baker before the game. Baker, a former Tiger- Cat; was cut last week by: gary Stampeders.

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