Paggi H The Guardianii

Mount Allisoiibefezit

Saints For Fi

A penalty kick by team captain Le: I')axies early in the second half ailnuetl the Mount Allison University ru;:by-football tr-,:uu to uiri their first gaiiie of the sea- S011 as t-hey defeated the league- loading Saint 1)unstan'r Var-siiy squad 2-0 at the SI)l' gridiroi: on S:itiii'(i.r). It was a hard ganrt fin rlic Saints to lose as llltl) uiilcl) outplayed the visitors in the first half and here threaten- ing to store 3 try uhen their picking quarlcr lost control of the hall at lilount A's fixe yard ilf1f' just lll'if)IP the game ended.

Ii uns the first loss in tour gr.-iris for the pouerfiil Saint. ulio lead the Miritiiiie Iiitercol Jagiaic Rugby l'riioii with three wins and one loss. For the Gar- net and Gold ll1(',i'I. it was their first out, ulrii-h roiiibined with a Ijr guns them three points. Don- ald Nu-liol-'nri. of Siiiiiriiersidr. tang) thi'rr-qiiaiier iiiiucr for the visitors. played a xeiy strong; game as he siiourd the best spr-rd on the field and performer? some of the h:ii'rie,st trickles. For the Saints, ('.'1I)l.'Iin Paul Jay ut-1: tlir most vaitiahle as he advan- rad his train seicral times on nice 25 yard inns

FIRST SCORING ('ll.-INCH

Shortly after the game stftited. l.mvis Xizit-l)onald pirked up a pass near eciilcr firld and car- ried it well into Mount A's em: to give the Saints their firs: chalice to score. The powerfui man from across the water. eager for it urn. held the Saints outside ihr (tin yard ierritor;v and fin- nllv Arrive them hark to neutral ground. Rrtvveen the R and U minute. marks. Saints picked ur two penalty kicks (tacit of which Rodney Mclnriis booted wide 0' (hp goal posts on forty yard kirks.

Around the mirlrlle of the 10"!) in; frame Saints started to pr'e.x's again as they pruned forty tillld-3 nn 3 nice passinrz-running com

hination uhirh i stopped onl.Vl inch:-s from the visitors goal line During this iii-'h Rob Xliioney made the fir-I of his three trem- r-iidous. first-liaif IIIIIS. As the Saints were piishr-ti hark. they were awarded lV'.O penalty kick-, nms a 40 3.-ii'cicr from mid-fieldl and the rithr-r I '13 yard anzle drive. Botli times the rziet-1s.1' hull went uild off the I.not of full- back Jack Rearcion. Both teams in-re Wlfln of thr goal posts on a penalty kirk each near the end of the half iiith Yiiotirit A stirrtiit-,1 to show more abiiitv all the time. Shortly hefore the half end:-(1.1 Don Nichol-"nit of the Garnet attt' Cold men picked up a pass ariil' busted throuszli the S.1iiit:' for-

ward line to talm fit) yards lwforw-l(liiniriiirigs and Bill Fliihmann. i

N.Il.L. Games Saturday

MONTREAL (CPI -- Montreal Canadiens spotted Chicago Black Hawks a goal early in the first prrincl Saturday night and then

xvrnt on in cut t'l()llll the Hank.-' 5-I. in a i-idc-open and sometimes rough National Hockey League game.

Bernier Ifioom-Room) Geoffrion.

currently the leading goal scoi'ei'. scored two more in run his count to nine and Ken Mosdell contrib-

.ville

picking .ward5.

-Cliandlcr.

Monday, Nov. 1 1954 rst Win being hauled down just outside

the opposing 25 yard line. It was the longest. run of the encounter.

l'It2NAl.TY KICK

The second half had no sooner started than Mount A. picked up .1 penalty kick from Salnts' 135 yard line. Mount A. captain, Les Dtivins made no mistake as he 01.1511) bvzileii the wet oval be- tween the posts for the two points which won the game. Play was f:iirl.v even during the niiddl.- portion of this St'SSlUl1 with each team mi-sink on several l)N1all;v' drives. The play got quite rugged and tenrpcrs begun to flare. thanks in the variable refereeing of Gordon Bennett nothing scr- ions developed.

At the Z12 minute mark of final fraiiie. tli-3 S.riiits. led by captain Paul .la,v. sailed in on the

5' :

falteririg opposition and bi'oLii.;ilt the fzins from their seats as Ja, l landed only inches away from the goal line with the hall. Srv ,

oral srrirnis ivern held during the following minutes with the Saints

coming very close to scoring :1 try. ltoivever. I! the hall iiioki loose from R scrum near that goiil line with only a minute 01

play remaining, John holly of the

Saints fumbled it Just long en- origli to allow Don Niriliol-tori to :it'P it it boot and rlriir it into neutral ground. Don raced down the side, picked up the hall and Iliiiost got through for I clean bi:eaIt-aivay.

Ian Rae, Bill Naylnr and Char lte lttacI.aii:lilin all played strong

1.',lll'l1PS fur the Yisttttls nliile Toni Mr-Gaiizli. Gus Dorriis and Arn- old Mullins were strong for the Saints. The ra:n stopped sliortI,v brforn the game started and left. the field in fair shape. The ab- sence of wind made It possible for both tennis to make, scverit” fine passing and kir-king plays.' Both tcanis tangle in their xee

end game of the season at Sack this coming Saturday.

Lineups: -

S.D.1'.: l:Uii')llCi(. half line. Boii Mooriey, Lloyti Gaudet. Paul Jay. Rodney Mc- Irinis; flying quarter. Gus I)or:iis: quarter. John lx'cIl,i: Lor- Aquinas P.,xari, Arnold

Tom 3lr(;aii:h, Dick Wedge. Lewis NI-.iDonal(I, John- son: 3-irlis. l:ldlll( Slmvcy. Kimhi .I.1)', Willard MtCarron, John lloussell.

Mount Allison: Flulimann: forwards. l7r'n.-cr. R r it 0 4' Munro. Briar Ian fine. Neil Clarke. XIa(-Imorl: backfield, Lis- Davies. Bob )iaeI)oiiaId. ('.liarlr-s liIarI.ntir-lilin. Dori .N'ichoIsori..Iolin Ilolierts. Bill Nayior: srihs.

Jack Rear-don.

Mullins.

-.:

Fullback. G e o r g x.

Allister

Boston zone and beat Sugar Jim Henry with I 20-footer.

A penalty to Bob Armstrong of us at 9:25 of the third period -.t the stziqc for two more Detroit goals. First Johnny Wilson szored on Metro Pry.-"tais rebound and then Prystni did the same with Wilson's rebound.

Prys-Lat also set. up the fourth Detroit. goal for Marcel Boriin.

The game has mxirked by three

tiled another pair for a persnmii fights ii'li.l1.BOSlO-11.8 Fern Fliiiiinii total of scvcn. Rookie Eddie Lrt'I.- 3 (Till-l'7il I”-lure 1" ll"? 0' llwm 4-nberger scored the other for A"'C”d""C9 was 10-3'”: Montreal and Larry Wilson baltiled ,. dsummn d

Havcks' only goal. hr” pfrh) '

Before a home crovrrl of 14.346. lg” 53?il'l5i' 2,”, , thr Iraizuc - Ir;idinl-Z Montrealers ("M K"; 6Fr”"1l?l”'lPH:t'l' 1" "m lucked tin sored and effectiveness m"-lm '0 ' 15: '"" "m-ml and ruiislmt the tail-end Hawks :g' d .I'

.77-22 Hawks made a strong bid in ll"g:t'O?:r"I:'eSw1ck H 27

"'5 T ”' "" fl p”'i"d' Omshmung Pinnaltiesti Lerwick -57 Plamiii Canariieiis 17-8 but found goalie hm mmoist 5.61. aka; 'hm "Hm .ff2Cr:llfS l"lantr- in spcctaclilai .0 .: I Lind.Q;””l0,'m,': Mohm ni' -. . r.

Munirr-,-it rtimv sis of the II perv .rhl'I,dMg(I:(;:):l,e5 laiot allies. including iiiaiors to Bucky 2 Demo" Wilson (pwsm, Dd. I-follingivorth of Chicago and Gin ver'Chio' yin. ' "”rl"” i"'!”!im'”:' , Detr-oit: Prvstal (Wilson.

5' "””'” Howe) ,io:ao; ' EH3" P""'"d 4. Detroit. Emir (Dr-lvcccliio.

I--(,'hii'n::u. Wilson 5102 larvshi, - 5 2”M'"l””l- 4V"-(d”” , Penalties iiidsay 4'47, Schmidt

IHarvey. Lit1.enbrrgei) 11:51.) . Armsuong 9.27.

Penalties: flcivsbiiry 2:31. Hol- Sm”. linghvrorth 7..':li. Iliciiard 1.i:.'if). ngmv 11 9 ggzg

- SN'""" "W0" sari-bi:-ii: s 0 8-23

.'l-Moiitic:iI. I.it7.ciibergcr ! tlV1r)FfiCll. N:rrK:iyI .. :.'i7i 4--l'ifonlrcaI. (;eoffi'iun it'-lclix-rail. Meeer) 7:10 Penalties: lilaePherson 1:23, 1.1:- 311.

Third Period 51-NlItltlt'Fill, Gcoffrinii . 4Boueiiar(Ii 8-Montreal. Mnsdcil

rMacPhers.oii. MarKa,v) 19:14 Penalties: Rmichai-rt 2:21. Daws- hixry 2:21. Sullivan 13: . Br-liveaii 13345, c..-um-inn. hiai-vr. 13:43. Hoi- ill1.li.VOl'lh. major. 13:45.

6.74

Stops: Rollins 1" 3 ltivili Plantn 4 17 10m3l

DDIFOIT (CP) - '1"err,V 341W" c-hdk registered his second lhutoiit, oil; the National Hockey League! cu-non Saturday night as he turn-i e :'A8Idf 23 shots in Detroit. Red

33' 4-0 victory over Boston nruim.

Tony L4-..swick broke I In-oreleaiil tir-. midway in the second periodl while his own team was short- h9,'nded. He won I faoeoff in the

Ten 1.22:1: classify-T

'TO LET-ONE OR TWO HEAT-,

,1-'77:: can -7uTri-iznoiiin. .

ut rnnmti. furnished. 221 We-y-; mouth. ' ..

room stoves. rocking chair, 3 commodes, .1 list bedroom dishes. 2 couches. easy chair. 2 Aladdin lamps, hot. plate. gas Iron. "II lamps. Robert Mlclsiry, Bread- Iltmu. ,

TORONTO. ICP)-Toroiito Maple

lllrais scorrri tun iliirtl-period goals

Saturday night to beat New York Rangers 3-1 in I. National Hockey League game before 12,730 fans.

The victory gave Leaf: sole phl- srss.on of fourth place wit.h inns and three ties in eight atnrts. The Rangers tire in third pltice nith 10 points. three tip on To- iorito.

The Blueshirts, who found the going tough R.KR.n.1t thumping oodv-rlincks thrown by Leafs.

faded in tho final 20 minutes as utility r-entre Rudy Migay and rightwingcr Ron Stewart beat goal- tender Lorne Worsley for the vic- tory. Leftwinger Sid Smith scored the other Leaf goal to tie the game at 1-1 in the second period.

After a scnrrleui first period, Camille Henry sent the New York- ers Into a 1-0 lead It 11:04 of the second. Rangers couldn't. do much after thnt.

Worsley. whose brilliant play last. week helped carry Ranger; to I second-plIce tie with Detroit Red Wings, was sensational. partic- ularly in the second period when he kicked out 16 Leaf shots. All told. he handled 36 driver. as com- pared to 23 for Harry Lurnley of Lerifii.

. IIYMMARY

Flnt pr-rind:

No scoring.

the.

I Brim. i

two ,

The powerful Prince Edward Is- landers of the Atlantic Coast Sen- ior Hockey League play host to the league-leading Fredericton Capitals at tho For-um tonight. This will be the fll'SL appearance that. the Caps

have made to the Island capital since the scheduled opened two necks go. Tliey now lead the

ACSHL with four wins for R total of 8 points. A win for Brklaclch and his men tonight would put. them in third place. one point. behind the second place Hawks and only .two markers behind the Caps.

i For many fails it uill be the first ii.me that they have had an op- portunity to see the members of jtlie Fredericton team in action and lit will also be the first time that

ditioris that the Islanders have made to their raiiiks. Forwards. Bob Gra '. Vip Palladtiio, Guy

Islanders Have chance To Take 3rd Place Tonight

Glgnac rind defenceman Lloyd Hlnchberger all Joined the locIl club late last. week Ind turned in standout performances in Friday's game against the Hawks. Steve has moved Copper Leyte up to center at which position he scored the winning goal on Friday night. The Islanders defence played very strong last week with Brklacich. O'Connor and Hinchberger handling attack- ing forwards in professional Ityle. Jim Shirley seams to be better ll each game goes by, while the for- wards are really starting to show up the opposing defence lines.

The big names among the Caps Ire Nick Nicolle from Murray Riv- er, P. E. 1., and big Rhenl Ctrenoh who finished his antic: with Lou Kiley in court last season. He Ind Cooper Leyie tangled in the first game the two teams played this year.

riiariy have seen the four new ad- I

Fredericton Ca

i MONCTON. (C P) H Monctoti llaisks stopped the high flying Fredericton Capitals 4-1 here Sat- liirdziy in an Atlantic Coast Senior lHockey I.etig'.ie game that was niarked by lights and penalties. The win moved Monctori to oilin- mie point of the leading Cups. Plnyiiig wide-open hockey, the iHaivks after a scoreless first per- Iod exploded for three goals in the second and mzitclicd R Fredcrlctoii goal in the third.

in

Billy Biliick scored two goals .nnri assisted on a third to pace iHawks while B11"! Hirschfeld had in goal and two assists and Bub IBOWIIPSS 11 goal.

Bessie Ma-cliriiiald scored the

limit I-Tctlcrictoii goal in tiic clos- ing minutes of the third period.

, Fifteen penalties were handed .out, eight in a hectic third period.

All of the penalties were minors ex-.

cept one to Grenoii of Fredericton

who was bariished with a match miscoiidiirt iii the third period.

Lineups:

Fi:edci'ictoii---Goal: Craig: de- fence: Grenoii. Powers. Yeoiiiaits. .iIusgrove; f()t'it'ards: Smith. I.eg:r. McDonagh. Setiell, Hetvey. Me- Phee, Bliss, Mll':S, Nicolle. Mac-

Dmizid.

Moiiciori--Goal: Pirlsodneyz ,dc- fence: .VlCNf'lll, Weaver. McLaugh- lin. Rf0l3l1.V: forivards, Lcclerc. Drmcliiick. Bnvuiess. i.'lCl'()l.x'

iSummer Tan 1 lwins 3269.965 1 iGarden Stakes

CAMDEN. N. J. (AP)-Siiiriiizrr gTari easily won the 3269.965 Gar- sderi State Stakes Saturday in the mild at Garden State Park. and collected zi fat pulse of .S151.095.75.i Nine Ieiizths behind in second tplaco came sioimy. ivitli Flying ii"Ill'y third in the field of 10 two- year-olds.

The official result was held up -lfor almost 10 minutes uliile the ,si,eiv:'.i'ds lcoized at the fIlf)YiPS of tllle race, the iiorlrl's richest. They found nothing ivroiicz and let the

order of finlsli stand.

The start was marred when jockey Glen Lasswcll fell from at iv. Whitneyls Pyierir-.-:3 as the field stiept. past. the finish line the first.

time.

Summer Triii. mined by Mrs. ,Rus:ell A. Fll'C5L()llI', was mg 13.,

vorlte. and was ('l0CKCd in 1-45 flat for the mile and one sixtceiitli. 'l'lie uiiiiier paid 3640. 34.00 and 82.80 Siniiiiy, owned by Mrs. D c ill Ezlz, tvris ;i 50-to-1 shot on the board, and paid 532.00 and 811.80. Wiillr Flyiiig Fury, owned

1by the Cain Hoy stable, returned Summer Tan took the Ir-rid in

I l .53 80 to show. i I I

the bar-ksiri-fcli. and increased his -iiari;iii all the may to the wire.

llilouettes End ', Argos' Chances For Finals Berth -

l

Moiilrenl Alouettes crushed To-I

roiito Argonauts 41-l.'i under a'

foiirth-quarter attack Saturday to

blast Arf,'os' Inst chalice of making the Big Four Football League playoffs, while Ilamillon Tiger- I Cats were whipping Ottawa Rough- iriders 311-!) to clinch I playoff berth.

TflI't)Iii.1), needing I win to stay :itliVl' in the two-team playoff chase 'l'tla(lC it close through three quar-

ters before 19,125 fans at Montreal but faded in' the last period when .Alouetles' quarterback Sam Etch- cvcrry completed four touchdown Hiasses without an Argo reply. I The victory, Alouettes 10th in.l2 Igames. cost Montreal the services to! Hal Patterson. starry Import end lfrnm the University of Kansas. 'who broke an ankle in a collision

with teammate Virgil Wagner. He ,is expected to be out for the rest inf ttir season.

Sarnia lmperials defeated To- ronto Balmy Beach 36-27 in I Sun- day game at Toronto to wind up the regular Ontario Rugby Football Union schedule. Imperial: now meet Kitchener - Waterloo Dutch- 'men in a best-of-three playoff for the right to meet the western champion in the Grey Cup remi- final.

Penalties: Boltnn 3.54; r'ontInat.o, 6.5.1; Morrison 9.28. I second period: 1.-New York. Henry (Miekorki.

t I l

i ANTIGONISH, N. S., (CF)-St.

Moncton Ilawks Defeat

pitals 4-1

Hirschfleld, Billick, Dorrliigton, Houle, Norman. Summary

First. Period

No scoring.

Penalties: Sewell match misconduct. field 12:10.

Second period 7

I. Monetoii, I-Iirschfield (Brophy, Billicki 3:141. 1 2. Moncton, Billick (McLaughlin.

llirschfieldt 3:34. i 3. Mnnctori. Bowncss 10:38. i Penalties: McLaughlin 4:31; Miles

1 2:59; Grenon, 8 :35; HITACH-

LITTLE SPORT

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Hawks. Rangers Battle to 1-1 Tie At New York

NEW YORK, (CP) - Veteran Billy Mosienko. coaxed out of re- tirement this year to aid the cellar- dwelling Chcago Black Hawks, fired ti goal from 30 feet. out mid- way through the last. period Sun- day night to give the Hawks a 1-1 tie with New York Rangers in I National Hockey League game.

Moslenko's unassisted tally ,erased I I-0 Ranger lead supplied by rookie Larry Popein in the sec- ond minute of the third period.

The tie left Rangers still in third place, one point. behind Detroit and four in back of the league-leading Montreal Canadians. Chicago, which has won only one game and tied two in eight; starts, advanced to within 11 point of fifth-place Bos- ton Bruins.

Mosienko. E long-time nemesis of the Rangers. got. his goal at 8:57 of the third period, when he in- tercepted 11 loose Ranger pass near the left. boards, skated Into center ice and drove 11 long shot past goalie Lorne Worsley, who was partly screened by a couple of teammates.

Rangers got their goal It 1:44 of the third stanza, scoring on in pow- er play.

First period:

No scoring.

Penalties: 7:15, Wilson 13:05.

Second period:

i1l:19; 1.eclcrc 17:14; McDonagh I 19:47. 1 Third period

4. Fredericton, MacDonald 16:04.

5. Moncton. Blllick tLacroix, Hirsclifeld) 17:50.

Penalties: Pidsodney 5:10; Pow- lers 5:45. 16:52; Sewell 0:26; Mc- Laiigliliii 10:1; Demchuek 12:38: Yvomans 12:36: Bouness 13:13.

Stops l ,PidS()dl1cy 1 is 1-20: Craig .. 11 613-30

Sntiirdxry NATI()NAL LEA(iL'I-2-

I (Tliit-ago 1 Montreal 5

New York 1 Toronto 3 Boston Detroit 4 j ARIERIFAN I.EAGL'l'1- Providence '1 Pittsburgh 2 llershrxv 6 Springfield 3 Buffalo 4 Cleveland 5 INTERVATIONAL LEAG E 'l'ro .' Cincinnati 4 .Initrisiou'n 2 Toledo 3 Ft. ll'n,iiic .'l Grand Rapids 1 IVE. TIN I.I'?A(iillE S-i-kamori 4 New Westniiristcr”i (ialgttry 1 Edmonton 8 ATLANTIC COAST SENIOR. Fredericton 1 Moneton 4 ONTAIIIO SEVIOR Owen Sound 3 Wiiidsnr ONTARIO -IITNIOII Toronto Morllioros 1 Grill 7 St. Mir-liarI's 4 St. Catliaiines I Guelph 7 Barrie 3 NORTH ON'l'ARlO SENIOR North Bay 2 Sault Ont. 2 Siidbirry 4 Peiriiirnlto .'l S.lSKAT()HEWAN JR. llunibolrlt 5 Saskatooori f) Flin Firm 5 Print: Albert 7 WESTERN JUNIOR Medicine Hat 3 Moose Jaw 0 OKANAGAN SENIOR Peiitirtori 2 Kamloops . Vernon 4 Keloivna 6

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Sunday National Leazuo Chicago 1. Neiv York 1. Americnn League Providence. S. Hershey 4. Buffalo 8. Springfield 7. international League Cincinnati 6 Troy 5 Ontario Junior St. Michael's 3 Gait 2 Gait 2 St. Michael's 3 Kitchener 0 Toronto Marlboros 7 Western International Trail 4 Nelson 10 Quebec Leuuo Shawinlgan Falls 1 Chlcoiitlml 3 Ottawa 4 Montreal 2 Quebec 2 valleyfield 1 International League Toledo 3 Jolinstown 0 Quebec Junior Joiiqiiiere 3 Trols-Dlvleres 4 Montreal 5 Quebec 1

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iFrancis Xavier behind the 12- pniiit scoring of Frank Shea roll- ind to ii .78-6 win over Dalhousie llinivcrsity in the Nova Scotia Isrnior Canadian Football League here Sntirrday. The win tied S: F. X. with Dalhouaio In third place.

HALIFAX, (CF) Stridaeonn didnlt surprise lfl)'0llP when they pounded Greenwood Bomber: 42-1 on I rain swept field in the Nova Srotiii Senior Cnnadlan Football League here Saturday.

The win moved Stadaconn u; on the leading Shcnrwater Fiyers hut. they still Ire two points off the pace. .

FORUM DATES

luv. 1 To luv. 8

MONDAY - ROCHE FIEDEBIC-TON VI.

TlIESDAY- ' Children'ii Skating ...-. I to 5:39

Y IHLANDEBS

Night Skating ...- 8 to 10 WEDNESDAY-

Skatlng .......................... -. I to 10 THURSDAY-

Skating 3 to 111 F'lIlDAV-

Children's Skating .. 4 to 5:111;

iiocruiv - MONCTON vs isunvnrsne

SA'l'LlRDAY- General Skating .......-... 3 to 5 Rural-Urban . 8 to 10

No scoring.

Penalties: Holliiigsworth 5:10. 11:31. Fontinato 8:58, Evans 15:34. Davis 18:35.

Third period: 1.-New York. Popcin tBattigateii

1:44. 2.-Chicago, Mosirnko 8.57.

Penalties: None.

Stop :

Rollins ........... .. 12 7 7-26 Worslex . 14 10 7-31

U. S. College

Football Results id

FAST

Maine 33 Colby 6

Harvard :7 Ohio 13

Xavier Olllfl 19 Boston College 14

Colgate 6 Princeton 6

CUl'llCll 26 CI)lLlIIli)l.1 0 I

Yale 13 Dartmouth 7

Rutgers 25 Temple 0

Army 21 Virginia 20

Vermont 27 Massachusetts 2.5

Tufts 7 Amherst 6

Bates 15 rioivdoiii 14.

Syractrse 25 Holy Cross '10

Penn State 35 Penn 13

Brown 34 l.ehi;:h 6

MIDWEST

Indiana 13 Micliigrin it

Iowa 13 Wiseoiisiii 7

Purdue 28 Illinois 14

Miiiiic;-iota 19 Mlclllkllll State 13 Ohio State 14 Nort1iv.'cst:rii 7

Nebraska 25 Missouri 19

Kansas State 28 Kansas 3

Iowa State 35 Drake 0

South Dakota state 20 South Dakota 19

North Dakota 40 North Dakota State 7

WEST

Montana State 22 Idaho State 13

Utah State 45 Briizlmm Young 13

Colorado A-M 37 Montana 34

Idaho 14 Utah 13

Oklalicmii 13 Colorado 8

UCLA 27 California 6

USC 34 Oregon state 0

Oregon 26 Washington 7

Washington State 30 Stanford 25

Puget Sound 46 British Colum- bia 6

SOUTH

Georgia 0 Alabama 0

Davidson 51 West Virginia Tech 6

Clemson 32 Wake Forest 20

Notre Dame 8 Navy 0

Maryland 20 South Carolina 0

Pittsburgh 13 West Virginia 10

Virginia Tech 7 William-Mary .'.

Florida 7 Mississippi State 0

Tennessee 28 North Carolina 20

Duke. 21 georgla Tech 20

Oklahoma AM 12 Tulsa 0

Florida State 33 VMI 19

Kentucky 28 villrinova 3

Auburn 27 Tulane 0

Rice 34 Vanderbilt 13

SMU 13 Texas 13

Baylor 12 TCU 7 ...?.j..:.LL..LBg

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I-Iowellt 11.04. 2.-Toronto. smith (Bolton. Ken- nedy) 17:58. Penalties: smith 2:34; Armstrong 10:18: Chrystal 12:18. Third period: 3.-Toronto. Migriy (Stewart. Han- nigiin) 1:52. 4-Toronto. Stewart. (Miiray. Bol- ton) 13:38. Penalties: Ronty, Sloan 12:19; Thomson 17:11. Stnpu: Wor.-Iey II 16 8-35 8 8 8-13

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Soriiiior 0.53; Clirystall

on Saturday the Saint. John Mariners defeated the Charlotte- town Nomads by a score of 3-0 in the first game of I two game home and home series played at Saint; John. The game was played under terrible conditions with rain commencing about half an hour before the kick off and increasing steadily during the whole after- noon.

Saint John scored their try in the opening minutes of the game, a lapse in the Nomad defence al- lowing O'Brien to make his touch- down In the far corner. This end- ed the scoring for the day but. the excitement. had only just begun. The Nomads were healing the ball regularly and the bacgfield show- ccl some fine attacking play. Dave MacLeod picked up a loose ball and made 3 beautiful run from within his own half. With two men to beat. he gave George Kelly 3 perfect pass. Kelly ran like I deer but was hauled down inches from the Mariner's goal line.

A few minutes later Joe Coyle plunged through a heap of St. John players. He was over the goal line but the Mariners prevented him from touching the ball to the ground. The game stayed a-round centre field for a time. then Saint: John managed a breakaway but Dave MacLeod. showing terrific speed. overtook his man and hauled him down with a great tackle.

At. exactly half-time, Harry Gaunce of the Mariners, suffered a deep gash in his leg and had lto leave the game. The ground

Saint John Mariners Wind From Nomads In Opener

backfield: to make cohesive plays. The Mariners forward: adapted themselves to the conditions and kept the Nomad: on defence for long periods. Jack (Spy) Ready ex- celled at. fullback and played I terrific game. He caubht the greasy ball cleanly, kicked well and was always following up on his kicks. I-Ie cleared the Nomad lines re- peatedly and made some excellent- runs. The slippery ball saved the Nomad lines on two occasions when the Mariners were right through. Gerry MacDonald had to leave the field with it cut over his eye. and was replaced by Gerard Burge who showed speed on two occasions.

The whole Charlottetown team played clean. hard football with few penalty kicks be- ing awarded and helped to show Rugby at it: but. Ron Mac- Ivor played excellently and obtain- ed the ball from most of the sci-unis. Joe Coyle, Charlie Ready and cherry Jim MacNeill also played hard. In the backfield. Dave Nicholson and Fred Drlscoll were terrific while Dave Maclleod was great in defence and in at- tack. In fact, the whole Nomad team played their hearts out.

The members of the team will meet at City Hall at 6.30 pm. this evening.

Nomads lineup - Forwards- J. Coyle, R. Maclvor, J. MacNelll, E. Devlne. N. Wilson and C. Ready. Backfield- D. Nicholson, F. Dru- coll. D. MacLeod. G. Kelly. G. Mac- Donald, C. Gillis and Spy Ready. Substitutes- Bill Ledwell and G.

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lwelshmen Defeat Mount A 12-0 In Exhibition Game:

The rugby

Prince of Wales college team still remain unclefeat.- as ttiey beat Mount Allison Junior Varsity 2-0 on ti scoring penalty kick by team captain Gor- an Tweccly with only seconds left in an esliibition game played during heavy rain on a muddy Memorial Field Saturday. On large portions of the field, there was trio and three inches of water and .1 depth of mud winch made it almost impossible for the teams to play viith any amount of ac- curacy.

The visitors provided the stif- fest competition that the Welsh- men have ciiioiiiitered all season and doiiiiiiated the play for the majority cf the game.

During the first session. the vis- itors controlled the play and al- lowed the Welsiimcn to get no fartlier than the Garnet. and Gold 25 yard line. Several times during this rugged franie the visitors 1l1l'Clr1C1lC0l to score I try as they wandered the play close to the opposing goal line. Both teams were awarded penalty kicks by re- fcrce Earl Nicholson and In cacti iristriiicc they were driven tilde of the goal posts.

Arnold M;icLean of the local squad made the nicest run of the game as he picked up a loose ball at the visitors 25 yard line in the first half mid gained 30 yards be- fore brill: tackled by the last man between him and A try. The

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dia Axemcn defeated Nova Scoiia Technical College ll-0 here Satur- day in the Maritime Intercollegiate Rugby League.

Acadia took the lead on a drop kick by Wentzdll and were ahead 5-0 at half time when Forde scorcd I try after talng I pass from Jewell. In the second half Oidale and Nowlan scored try: for Acadia.

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Mount: Allison squad had more weight than did the Welslimeri and were definitely stronger in scrum tactics. The Wclslimen were also playing without the services of Malcolm MacFadyen and Dave MacLeod. MacFadyen was injur- ed In the first game of the 15- land Iiitcrniedinte finals with Satin. Diiristarils and Ma:Leod was making his debut as it aenior btrll

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Roughriders. Bombers In Tie

WINNIPEG. (GP) .. A fourth- quarter fumble by halfback Pete Thodos set Saskatchewan Rough- riders up for ii 14-14 tie with win- nipcg Blue Bombers Saturday main in the first game of their two-game total-point. Western In- terprovincial Football Union semi- final before 15,743 fans at Winni- llrg Stadium.

Second game of the series-now ii sudden-death affair-will be played at Regina's Taylor Field Monday night, the first night game to be played in Regina. The win- iier moves into the best-of-three fi- nal against the league-winning Ed- monton Exkimoa, starting at lid- monion Nov. 8.

Football Scores

first game of two-game, iota; irornts series. BIG FOUR- Toronto 13 Montreal 41 Ottawa 9 Hamilton 30

McGIll 12 Toronto 36

Western 11 Que;-n'5 is SundIy RFU

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BYC Defeat Monctoii 45-32

The Bullion Youth E cifii defeated the Monctori C.Y.0. 45-3: Saturday night in an exhibition basketball game at St. Bernard: Gymnasium, Moncton.

Donnie MacLean scored 13 pours for the winners. Other B.Y.C. play. era and their point totals were Des Burge 12. Kip Ready 11. liarold I-Iowatt six and Ray Mccloskry three.

Soccer Results

LONDON (Reuters)-Results or soccer games played Saturday In the United Kingdom:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1

Arsenal 1, Sunderland 3.

Bumley 1, Portsmouth 0.

Cardiff C 2, Bolton W 2.

Chelsea 1. Charlton A 2.

Everton 4. Manchester U 2.

Leicester C 2, Blackpool 2.

Manchester C 2, Huddersfield '1

Newcastle U 2, Wolverhaniptnr

Pr-uton N E 6. Sheffield W 0

Seffield U 4. Tottenham I.

W Bromwich 2. Aston Villa 3

Division 11

Birmingham 1, Derby C 1.

Bury 3, Bristol R 1.

Hull C 5. Notts C 2.

Ipswich T 5. Doncaster R 1.

Leeds U 3. Plymouth A 2.

Lincoln C 3, Liveiipool 3.

Lutori '11 1. Swansea T 2,

Mlddlesbrough 6, West Ham U 0,

Nottirigliam F 2. Port. Vale 3.

Rotherham U 2, Fulham 3.

Stoke C 1, Blackbubrn R 1.

Division III Southern

Brentford 1, Bournemouth 3.

Brighton 4. Queen's P R 1.

Bristol C 2, Extcr C 0.

Coventry C 3, wntford 2.

Glllingliam 0, Alclersholz 2.

Leyton O 1. swlndon T '1 Millwall 5 Crystal P 2. Reading 1. Sou-thend U 1.

Shrewsbury T 2, Norwich C 0. Southampton 4. Northampton T 0.

Torquay U 2, Newport C J.

Walsall 3, Colchcster U 1.

Dlvlnion 111 Northern

Accrington 5, Roclidnle 4. Bamsley 0, Hiirtlcpools U 0.

Barrow 2, Chester 0. Bradford C 1. Gatesiiead 1.

Halifax T 2. Chesterfield 0.

Mansfield T 2. Bradford 1.

Oldham A 3. Darlington 1. Scuntliorpe U 3. Stockport. 0. Soutliport 4, Garllsle U 1. Workington 2. Grimsby T 1. Wrexliam 1. Tranmere R 2. York C 3. Cirewe Alex 1.

SCOTTISH CUP

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Ayr U 3, Cowdenbeath 3.

Extira time

Queens P 1, Buckie Thistle 2.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A

Celtic 3. Fzilkirk l.

Dundee 3. Queen of 5 1. East Fife 0. Clyde 3.

Hibernian 3. Kilniarnock 1. Motherwell 3, Raith R 2. 1'llI'IlL'K T 1. Aberdeen 0. Stirling Albion 0. Ht-a.rt..s 11. St. Mirren 2. Rangers 1.

Divillnn A

Airdrieonlans 6, Dunfermllne 1 Arbrontii 0, Hamilton A 3. Brcehln C 4. Alloo 2.

St. Johnstone O, Albion R 1. Third Lanark 4, Forfrir A 1.

IRISH Ll-IAGUE City Cup

Arda 0. Llnfield 1. Biillymeana U 3, Crusaders 1. Cliftonvllle 1. Port-adown 0. Coleraine 4, Derry C 0. Distillery 3. Glentoran I. Glenavon 1. Bangor 0.

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