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Probable Lineups For Banie Tonight

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Welshmen follow i

p, MacDonald, A. MacDonald. An- arew, Carmichael; forwards, Dow- ,_ling. Osijvfl. BhQPhQM. YQPIT. fjstrain, Williams, Richards. Gilles- gpie, Maolntyrv. ‘ P. W. C.-Goel. Proude; defence.

Jofwafdl- Beer. Robertson. laughs Downe, Richard, Duffy, McLennsn. Reddlii, Qulgley.

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SAINT JOHN, N. B.. Dec. 25 -- (OP) — Johnny Myketyn. Saint John Beavers’ defenceman. suf- fared s possifie broken rib when he played against Moncton Hawks here on Monday night in s Mari- time Senior Hockey League'fl!~ tut-c, it was learned tonight.

Ho left for his home in the sydney area of Nova Scotia yes- terday morning to spend (Iii-ist- mas.

in the second and third per- iods of Monday's game. Myketyn complained that his side was bothering him. If hc plays against Halifax Crescents here saturday night the iniured ares will be strapped.

Baseball lilinic To llpen Jan. ‘l

MOBILE. Ala., Dec. 2B -- (A?) - Little Eddie stanky. the Ne- tionui League's champion walk- geiter, announced. today he would open his second annual free base- bull clinic for youngsters and oidsiers here Jan. ‘l!

stanky. Brooklyn‘ Dodger sec- ond baseman, started the clinic last year to teach the homo town kids how to sharpen their game and to instruct the grownups on how to become better fans.

More than 1'10 baseball lovers from six to 00 turned out. gnd mnny 0T the lddLClflit! With 1119i!‘ fnilicrs: Stanky enjoyed it so much he decided to make it an annual affair.

Black Hawks Defeat Boston Bruins 5-3

BOSTON. Dec. 25-—(AP)— After raring oit to a four-goal lead. the fast-skating Chicago Black Hawks defeated Boston Bruins 5-3 mnlght In a free-shooting National Hockey League clash before n 13.000 crowd at Boston Garden. George loo and Alex Kulata each scored twice for tho victors.

Although taking their second defeat from the Hack Hawks i_n four nights, the Bruins outshot them by o 00-24 margin. And many of goalie Poul Bibeaulth saves were breathtaking. espec- iuiiy in the third period when the Chicago lead was reduced to n single goal,

The Block Hnvvksbrokethrough Frankie Bririisekh defences four times in the first period. Geo scoring in the second minute and ilicn tallying again after Ksleta got the first of his two tallies. Gee also set up Red Hamill for a first-period score.

gosis.

All the Boston made during the first i0 minutes of the

middle session. came o long shots. Defenceman Pat Ran ruined Blbenulvs shutout hopes with a blistering Bil-footer and

Woody Dumort and Don Calling- er each beat the Chicago goalie with almost impossible angle sluts from the left sidebosrds.

Kalets. who frequently caught ilic Boston defencemen napping with his speedy rushes. more than clinched the game for the visitors at 14:00 in the finale. sf- tcr being set uo bygfllli Gadsby.

Soon after the resulting face- nff. Milt Schmidt and Johnny Jackson ut on a lusty fisticuf- fing elbfflting in front of the (tilcago net and both lat out the remainder of the gamewithinoj- or penalties.

Gunnery

IIIIO Iliad i-cnicego. 00o (HemiiL Brown)

1 Al . l-fglosgo, Kaleii (Jackson) ‘

i-rdlileago, Gee uzetl. e-Chlcflo. , Hamill (Ode) Penalty-Henderson.

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h-lortoilr, Bola (Oowlcy. Rur- '

avenue. . . ‘Donut 14:10. ' iaeetonydeiltnger 10:00.. Penalties-allies. t~ .

n; poboblo lineups for the

between Prince of Wales College and the mghmnlres

Legion: Goal. Oudiuore; defence,

f. Keefe, Dalzicl. MacDonald .Clsrk;|

Prince of Wales Oollego Welsh-

men and the Legionsires resume the City League hockey series at the Forum tonight. Due to the withdrawn of the Summersido entry it is really the fourth game of the 100p. The Welshmen have lost a game to the Navy while the Legion team earned a draw with the Balnts and s win over the

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Riddled through the gradua- tion of s number oi lest"sesson's players the Welshmen under the direction of Johnny Squardbriggs have been working out steadily. Losing to the Navy 8-5 they will be the under dogs in tonight's game but judging on past per- fomtances the Legionaires will have to buckle down to business every minute of the game for college lads always seem to be at their best with the odds against

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There was a time when hockey teams in this country would fall all over themselves in an effort to get a trip to Europe. Not so lo- day as is evident from the fol- lowing news release.-

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I! Edmonton Junior Canadians don't wont to go to Europe for the world hockey championship at Prague then it's highly unlike- ly that Canada will be represent-

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The invitation for entry was sent. by the British Ice Hockey Association through the lCsnadian Amateur Hockey As- sociation. The. C. A. H. A. ‘can- vassed several senior and Junior Canadian clubs without result until it was intimated Edmonton Junior Canadians might. make the trip. At Edmontoyi the Canadians club announced they would turn dotwn the offer.

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C. H. Dudley. smretarv of the C. A. H. A. said at Midland that if Edmonton Canadians aren't .10- ing then it's closed as far as the C. A. H. A. is concerned. W. A. Hewitt. secretory of the Oui-‘irifl Hockey Association. said at Tor- onto that he thought Edmonton Canadians Wei‘! 8“ "i i" V“ The? had even arranged exhibitions in the east before sailing.

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Hewitt and Dudlev however both said that the. situation is that the invitation came from the British association and no one has Y" ccetpted it. - 6 1b 1|» Q '

‘Ilene was when the ‘ha! "tote", (scoring three goals in one game) was ouite a stunt for m!!!" l uckrhssers. "we p Q i lb 0

Alter so games of the current National League season. however. eight: nf these stunts have been recorded.

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Q Maurice Richard. "Toe" Blake amt Billy Renv of Canadians. f-lvl Apns and nip azinicki. of the Jksfs. Joe Carvcih and ‘Bobbi’ Bauer. of Boston. and Al“ Kill- eta. of the Black Hawks. have all flashed the red livht three times

in a single contest.

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MELBOURNE. Dos. 06-

rghfl-(AP) - Australian

Io n Bromwich today won the

nm not in the 09mins match

of the Davis Cup competition

from Ted Schroeder o! the United Shine. 8-0.

first place lead over Montreal to five points with the victory over Detroit.

Rayner‘; first. of the current cam-

of Montreal had much work to do

Canada's 1

exchange was old souff here. amt

no word unturned to compare the relative disadvantage of Gus‘ B08- ll.sh opponent.

s precedent. The rest of the year me cgpybook beginning for a writ-

From Montreal Canadiens To Keep Record. Intact”

NEW YORK. Dec. 29— (CPl-i Features of the game were two‘ New York Ransers kept their izimaier penalties, in the first and year National Hockey league re-‘third periods. Kenny Reardon of Canadians drew the first on the openins play of the game when he and

cord of not losing a Christmas night game intact here tonight when they shut out Montreal Can- atflens 2-0 before a yuletids crowd of 14.801.

The win gave Rangers undisput- ed possession of fourth place as Detroit Red Wings, formerly tied With the blue shirts, lost to Tor- onto.

Maple loaf:

high-stacked drew blood.

1n the fl-nsle. Juzda of Rangers

Cal Gardner

9P8 sot two minutes. An outstand-

lengthened their the Montreal attacks until returned.

Leswick also assisted Grant Warwick broke up a lac-

kadaislcal holiday game in the last minute of the second period SUMMARY when he scored while Jim “ters First Period

of Gmudlens was serving a two-

mlnute penalty. I Scoring -—None.

Bryan Hextull made things sure Penalties — Rcerdon (molar). at 17:45 of the finale on a pretty Russell. Read. ' passing play featuring Edgar La- prade end Joe Bell. Sewn! Period

The shutout was goalie Chuck 1—New York, Warwick (Ilemrlck Laycoe) 1916.

Penalties —Mosdell, Juzda, Pet- era.

reign. Neither he nor Btll Durnan

in the first tvro periods of the list- less contest.

Rangers now have won four games this year against the Stan-

. Third Period

2—New York, llextall (Laprade,

ley Cup champion Canadians. The 3911) 17;45 Babs have won two and have tied Penalties —Peters, Juzda (maj- OTIC- of)

Maple Leafs Defeat Detroit Red Wings 2-1

DETROIT, Doc. ping in two goals in

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the last 11

minutes to come from behind, the!

red hot Toronto Maple Leafs scor- ed their sixth stmight National Hockey League victory 2 to 1 here tonight as 11,523 victory hungry Detroit fans watched their Red Wings filial a clwb record by going 1L‘! stmlght games without win-

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By taking their ninth triumph

n; mu. MACKLIN _ LONDON. Dec. 26 ~— (AP) British athletic coaches, paraphras- ing grandma's advice on how to in their last ll games the Maple get a, husband. informed the House Lieafs took an unexpected boost t0 of Commons mesday that the ave-lisp the League standins. climb- nue to sports triumphs is throaghiius 2 1-2 same-s ahead 0i swoud the athlete's smmaeh _ 1mg mg ipiace Montreal, which lost in New government rejected the appeal for lYotrk. more fcod with a diplomatic "no." Spokesman for the coaches was a member of parliament. who told the food minister that foreign ath- letic teams imported their owin grub, that British teams might train in Ireiarnd where chow was plentiful and that Britain ought to do something for its own boy; with the Olympics coming in 1948. Except for the minister formally refining more bacon and eggs for the sportsmen, the parliamentary

customted to last period iickings. forced the play in the early going, scored ln the opening minute on Eddie Bruneteaus eight-foot re- bound ‘shot and protected the edge for 48 minutes before the Leafs came from nowhere to grab the de- cislon.

Syl Apps took ex-Detroiter Harry Watson's long pass from the boards and punched in the tying goal from six feet away with 11 minutes left. and two minutes later Ted (Teeter) Kennedy, playing with a lame back handed the speedy Howie Meeker a neat pass at the blue line and Meeker went straight in to beat ggglig flan-y Lumley all. the 001116‘! cg the net for the winning tally.

The wind up was a neor-equfll 0! Toronto's 1m a-pileilfflnve "We when the leafs poured in i501" gioals in the last 5 1-2 minutes to overcome s 4-1 deficit atnd win.

Only once before hag e. Detroit club gone a dozen some! “mm” winning. The Winks‘ ine started here .108! 0 mouth 08° when Toronto blanked them 5-0

the pest year victory-starved ll-‘llrts writers have been publicizing the food shortage on the local training tables.

1t was made-to-ordar copy for the writers last spring when fight- er Gus lesnevlch showed up to train for o. world title defence car- rying a box with four down United States eggs - a year's supply for one person here - and they left

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Peters and Bill swung fists at each other and Juzda went, to the cooler for five minutes while Pet- lfls puck roezlng performance by New York's Tony Iggwlck h-Jg] o“ Juzda

_ on War- wicks goal. along with Hal Laycoe.

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N. Y. Rangers w... 2-0llowie Pellet

led Pitchers In

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H°W1° P011130 slender southpaw ace ref the world champion St. Loni;

‘rill-nets during the Nsulu 194s "N00. led National League pligh- ers witlh an earned-run average o! 2.10 a game.

Official leesue statistics released "Knish! revealed the ill-game winner who started most crucial games in the Cardinals’ uphill drive to the pennant also pitched mo"

- 236- "u!!! any other hurler‘

in the league. I 'Iihe dark-haired lefthander psce|| the circuit with a 2.75 nmrk in‘ 19% although he was active only hall the season before entering the] firmed forces. Returning to the|

‘Cards this spring. Pollet was man-

,o.ger Eddie Dyers “stopper" and |N°- 1 men throueh the rough‘ ;days of June and July after Max

Lanier Jumped to the Mexico Lea- Igue. i Pallet strained a back bugglg in

arid-September and never regai-ncdi

‘full effectiveness although he beat ‘Brooklyn in the first play-off game

' and worked a brilliant. but losing,

world series opener against Boston

the Giants made Howls the first lefty to win 20 games in the Not- ' ional League. ' Starting 32 times, only three dess than Dave Koslo of the Giants who earned the "workhorse" crown ‘with 35 regular turns. Pallet hurled [22 complete games. The only pitch- ,er with more complete efforts was Boston's Johnny Sain with 24. Among the first-line pitchers who worked in. at least 10 complete games, the Cards’ Murray Dickson had the best win-hing percer-Hage of

.714 on a. 15-6 record. However. ,tea.mmate Tofi- Wilks won istraight relief Jobs and never was beaten to wind up ‘with a, 1,000 mark.

Ewell Blackwell of Cincinnati fashioned six shutouts in his fresh- man year for the best job of white- washiiz; in the league. Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds and Brecheen each had five.

Dave Koslo of the Giants gained tihe distinction. of ED131311’)! pitchers 1n negative with the most defeats, lie faced the most batsmen. allowed the most hits. 251, yielded the most runs. 119. EBVe "40 m! most earr-ed runs. 107. BM the W!“ sacrifice hits. 21.

A5 might be expected the Cor- ditnals team pitching record was the best in the league with a combined earned run average of 3-01-

lllot Weather In ‘Prospect For Tennis Opener

F MELBOURNE. Dec. 28—('I'hurs- iday) __ (AP) — There was every {indication early today that the

would climb to 100 de-

cellar-bound unenvleble

fashio n 19.

grees of the United States Bromwlch of Australia take the court for the opening match in

NEW YORK, Dec. 25 ——(AP)~.

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Red sox. The Sept. 17 victory ovew 345 Mflt-‘Leod

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Total sales 518.000.

'competition for the Davis Cup. The thermometer shot that high Iyesterday as the American tennis squad celebrated its hottest —; 'and also loneliest -- Christmas. As soon as the Schroeder- Bromwich match has been com- pleted. John Kramer, the big man

dPctato Market lieport

The follow ng Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture Scfviw report is for Monday, De-

of the United States team despite s minor spot ailment. and Dinnyi l pails of Australia. will take to the ‘centre gourt oi flag-bedecked tKooyung Stadium in the 8960M! ' sinulcs match. i The doubles play is carded for iPriday with the two remaining ‘singles down for Saturday. The terrific summer heat -—, i Australia's seasons nre exactly the |revcrse of those in North Am- . erica - and the Christmas holi- ‘day are expected to combine for ithe largest crowd ever to see Dgvlg Oup matches. livery sent ‘ in Kooyong stadium. some 14,009.;

‘has been sold. i

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t NIW YORK. Rocky Gialiano, New York huddle- weight who was to have headlined s booting show in Madison Square Garden Pridn night, was forced to livid-idiom from the bout lobe bo-