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§int Danstan’s C.O.T.C'. ' Squad Blankets P.E.I.H. Team 11-0 In Exhibition

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i- ' -> C.O.T. Sm“ Dumthmh ‘iiiiiiilillitoye a: 1.l (Lwgluagrgeialriiuultin ail uthibitlon Hlﬂllialliéila here yeswruay Blue,‘ ‘la-me (iii tile aanils’ lzllﬂllml- The “gill: \\iIS 0H6 01 u“? 995‘ 5E6" m” fnis stiisoii, niitl was witnessed by a, large number of iaiis. . u ‘ine game gut ui...c_i We)’ “f1 l Reid. o. tiie Army. xicklni bu. Willi saints returning the pan. our the iasttcn minutes both teams waited 10f rhe breaks. iiere Aﬁllly ivlcoiiey, 1m, and pouerzui S.D.U. ‘forward, ticked tIie brill and raii so yams before being brought down by two “my backfield men on the Armyl gwurd line. At. this stash. the Saints were awarded a Wmilly k111i!- wnli J. "lrainor taking the kick, [n0 making no mistake, placed it

tween tie '31s tor me first Kyle puiiits 61-11.. game. A few minutes‘ lzncr the bﬂlllts were

B/vttlltlcd another free kick about 20

1t count by going over for the 59¢. 011w WY. maitinrtthe score 11-0 for the Balms. Again the try for con- vert was taken by J. Trainer from 8 very hard angle arid just failed to clear the bar by inches, M°AU1°Y~ Mm!‘ forward. was hurt and was forced to wave the held, Hop DQYIE replaced him on the for. wixrsd ‘line. l0 88m d walked oil theefieelxil ﬁidbirﬁdﬁﬁ 0H9 the hardest fought games played here for a lung time Ben Steele. Saints’ inking quarter, n]- ghgililgla not in e scoring, played g FE“ Y- glme. while for the losers u htbwkm ick Fillater stole the spot- th his timely unt.s to touch; song with Ftllater cDonald, fast ﬂymll QWTWP min. also shone. thAlrman Jack Ferguson handled He: Bﬂme in a very capable man.

yards out, M. Smitli doing the kick- LINEUP mg. out tailed to make it count. m h gm both teams lighting hard. I lander: gum, th.- army team wm awarded a en- alty kick on S.D.U. 25-yard lﬂﬂ- Fullback ‘lire kick was from a difficult angle the Arniv failed to make D. Filllter P. Murnaghan Th; first half ended 3-0, with the In," saint: playigglwelll upmln the Army a Quarters , uerr tory an orc m; e pnay. A 1 The second half started slow. asjq-glzi-xcﬁtiganald K301133183; h0g1 teamsxtvrseiel tilrfed avviirtrl agoas: ‘Ray Mahm. S" name‘, Ill PDllgl l 111-. ‘l B U ' , l0 minutes gone, Frank O'Neill, fast c’ Hogan F‘ 0N9!“ and brainy three-quarter man cf Halve, gelsaintndwokda pass XIOTO Jack . m ..'.’i.i’§.'li.. .:..°:.:s.*2.:*..."ie g- g-gggn , i». so rights for the first try, making the ' ' md c~ G311“? srore 6-0. The trv for convert by J. v' Mavmmld M~ 5mm‘ 'f‘rainor was successful, making the score read 8-0 for the Utiiversity F°YWMH$ squa . The ball was drop out st cen- 3~ Reid A- J. McAdam Ire-field and the so nts forced tho , R. McNeill F. Aylward ll)’ int-O Armv territory again. 0x10. Deighan P 8 McDonald eill picking up a loose ball and ran l H. Maclnnls J. Chishom about 30 yards before being brought ‘ T. Keefe G, McKenna, down bv the hard-hittin ArmylL. McDonald W McGrat-h backfield. The bail was p okcd tlp I B. M-Auisy k Mooney bv George MoKenna and he made Pop Doyle ' EMIKKIKIIIKWIKII

BOWLING ‘

RESULTS

CIIARLOTTETOWN ALLEYS ITOIE LEAGUE

Items lﬁmth 153 173 148, B Gallant 279 144 206i P- Oauiy 176 153 303! it may iao 10s 176 u Gill-i; m 200 150 o MGDOMH 201 ass 252 I Total-No‘:

i. A. McDonald's l r. McKinnou lea m9 m; I. mire 25o 254 2.221 J. Hastings 12B 115 14.6 a Mouuaiiiia 14o m iesl T. Arsencult 166 13B 166 w. McKenzie 232 m 1&4

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Ladies High Single-P. Coady 803 j Ladies High Thee-P. Coady 832 _ "Emits High Single-B. Gallant;

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mnsm-axﬁ Gen“ Hill} TU-f€6-—F. Burke 726.

Central Creamcriaa 1

K. Martin l9 139 128 J. Simmonds 113 143 180 A. Cudmors 105 120 12o F. Williams 103 225 197 J. Cudmoro 162 219 223 K. Acorn 192 216 225 mtan-zsao. Carter Co. G- BRITKJUI‘ 192 138 122 E. William; 177 130 140 R. Currie 1H 180 1B6 E- Down m 21o 19a J. Dcugan 149 160 129 C. Down 205 10'! 251 Tbtal-GGIO.

mtg-stile; High Single-J. Cildmore 601L141» High Three-J. Cudmore

Gents High Single-C. Down m. Gents High Three-K. Acorn 642.

Clornell Removes Self From Unbeaten List

NEW YORK. Nov. 18~~lAP)--

(fcruclktodtiy i=:i.ii:\'cd its.lf from l-"l¢‘~\‘i1l'llll(villg list of the United Sui-cs uuocfcaud tennis. conced-

illil that the game with Dartmouth list Saturday rglitlully was won b) Dartmouth 3-0

.-'\~ tire-of rolled iii, backed by a Fflyliiffilclli from reft ‘c W, H. Fric- .'~'.'.l, J11, that lic w convinced Lie “la ill Hrci". I119 ‘th-d wii" cpl- i~<1c was ended. nrd with it eiidcd a

Cornell string of 18 games without -

defeat.

Atnlctlc Direct-fr James Lynah Hid coach Carl snnvclv of Cornell Fred congratulstons to Athletic Iimcrtoi- Wlllllllu H. McCarm- and Q-ﬂfzh Earl Blnik of Dartmouth. lllzLnrtt-‘r accepted tli: victory. tele- Elflllhing the Cornell ailthcriiicst~

Thank vcu to" your tivirc. Dart- mouth accepts the vctory and Vi" wllurstuhil 011-. and salutes tlho C('l‘ll(‘ll I am. tr» hriu l'i\l1l(' rind

uiicrcd or srcut of her loiigcst "Pllfcktn football rivnliiii"

l.\.0llCli pctuzes cha is cf foot-

ball writers and F'ir-"l"s 1'lm'=- ‘lfillnﬂll blfllflﬂl Into a nictiire ‘Ilivll shrwrd that Corit-rli 11rd

scored a Sllpptnefily wipryng 1m; h- have

(liiwn when the bull liteu in DsrtmcutPs l6 Ell-lard lirc with koonds to play.

l0 Colleges In Line For S1180?‘ Bowl

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NEw anti-win T _ s. Nov. 18 -lAP\- 1135113911581 B.w s uirdcd on: of-

. l0 czllcge- nrd Urlvcisi- "g; at? gt which was Nebraska. to- gqgooo ‘om "if? would lke about 91:3‘, here Jgtn ‘k116i!’ football teams entities 1f tlie other institutions xgtellrglltthsecret but .n interned and. M’ e list was believed w in- nnesota, Texas A. and M.

Formation Of League Discussed

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 18-(AP1— Rcprcsentativcs from cities in P0lll1\\'l\'BlIi!\,WESt Vir lnia and Ohio met here today to iscuss for- mation oi a six-team amateur hoc-

key league. Gene M. Elliott oif Huntington. W.Va.. said Huntington arid

Charleston, W.Va.; Akron, O... arid Pitt burgh had made lans to join the lcngue but that Jo instcwn. Pa. and Cleveland, were classed as in- definite.

Buffalo Files Protest

BUPFAID. N.Y.. Nov. 18—(APt —Tlic Buffalo Hockey Club today filrd an official protest uf last night's 4-3 overlim loss to Phila- delphia Rambleis in an American Hockey League game here

General manager Lou Giffels clzargcd that referee Eddie BUXKO erred 1D disallowing the Bisons to u=c a substitute player after More- ly Rimstad was suspended for st- tacking defenceman Bill Juzda of the Ramblers.

Gifels contends that the league rulzs allow a team to use s substi-

tute player in such a case. provid- irg ie player attacked is not in- jured

Bolli Glffels and manager Tiny Tiirmpscn clam Juzda was not hurt.

REMEMBER WHEN (By The Canadian Press) Baseball fan= st‘0d on church pow-s in san Prrnclsccs Saint-s P .1 and Paul Church a ycar ago today when New YPKK Yankees’ star ouiLelder. Joe DiMaggio wed Dcrci-thy Arnoid of the movies. The we: ding party 1t elf was delay- ‘ wedding crowd Til-WLPELWLSQHQJF. El?"- Boswn College. Tennessee. Michi- gan, George own. Cornell. Bioni- ham and a far weatau team.

Jimmy Wilson T0 Manage Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO. Ncv. l8—(AP>- Jim- my Wilson of Philadelphia. 40- year-oid hero of the 1940 World Series, agreed today to sgn a two- year contract as manager of Chl- cago Cubs of the Nati iai League. The veteran catrbv-r- JBCh of the World's Champio ship Cin innati Reds replaces Charts Leo (Gabby) Hartnet, who was Ousted last Wed- nesday.

Signing of the contract. a mere formality, will be delayed until possibly tomorrow pending me ar- rival of Wilson's uncondtitiznal re- lease from Cincinnati. Warren Giles, general manager of the Reds. has consented to give Wil- son his release and to bring the papers to Chicago.

His salary-reported to be about $0.000 annually—was not revealed, but Wilson craracterized his pfiy as “reasonable? He insisted on a two- year contract, according to James T. Gallagher, general manager of the club-a departure from the custom followed by owned Philip K. Wrigley in giving one-year con- tracts

Wilson said that he would 110$ be a player-manager,

"1 am through. as a player he said. "I knew 1 was throuah cal-vh- lng two years ago but the emergency existed at Cincinnati and I smiply had to go 1n. I'm tired sitting up u:itil three am. in a ‘Turkish bath trying to get the aches mid Dams out of my! system so I cculd Play

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thewxillSOll hinted that be would ro- tain Jerome (Dizzyl Dean. ll" Cubs’ famous $185000 Iillﬁll" Wh° has been of little value due t0 8n ailing arm. _

“Dean is a big help to ailv ball club because of his color and S1171’- it," Wilson said. “How are Y0“ 8°- ing to get along without a guy 11k! him? He's a big hell?-

Championship Clears Reds ’ Indebtedness

CINCINNATI. Nov. 18—(AP)—- Cincinnati Reds stookholdtrs learn- ed tcday that Winn-HE 9 “"9115 championship helped the club hi?!" its indebtedness. put a net profit of $274051 in the bank. and Paid 91V" idends totalling $84,770, or $12 l common share. _ _

Warren C. Giles. Vl"(‘ Dl'l‘$l(l<‘"l and general lllilllilﬂlll“. road ‘iilv rt‘- port of president Ptmcl Cl‘U*i(‘\'. Jr., who was unable to littcud the ill‘.- ual stockholders meeting.

Crmleys sta ttniﬂli Wﬂmed

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team that Junipcd in four “York!

from last. place to its flhl. Series triuinpli in 21 years

Six Riders On East ’s

‘Dream ’ Team

TORONTO. Nov. l8- <CP>-'I'he esteem in which. the export» hold Ross "Frimbl-rls puwrrlul Ottawa football matliine l5 reflected in the 1940 Interprovincial Uni n all-Slit‘

Canadian Pies withRoilgh Riders in a llﬂlf-GCYPX] pIiSlllGllS. Beaten only 011cc Sea on. and licldmg an ll-point- margin in the plrirff for tixe Union Chalmploflshlp. the Rough Riders have demonstrnzcd their superiority so far 1n (‘lPﬂT-(‘Ili fasizinii. Tlic sc- lection of s.x of tium for 1hr “dreanW tctmi wa‘ a fznc lﬂlliliv l0 Trimblc‘; iiiacliitlo. 4

Toronto Argonauts. Wllll chem Riders are euﬂﬂﬂvd ill CW flﬂiilll placed three men. Xlfllltlﬂil two and Hamilton Tigers one on the club selected b,\'_ l6 coaches and writers in th~ B g F0111" cit cs. Tlicre is only one hold vex" fmi tic i939 backfield. Tony Gcluh vi Oiiziwn. and four from the ljnc. Here 1s the "1940 Canadian Press team:-

Flyirig wing-Andy Tommy. Ot- wa.

Half-Gold Noscworthy. MOM- B

re . Half-Tony Golan, Ottawa.

Half’ (secondary defencel-Snm

Sward. Ottawa. Quarterback-Bobby Coultcr, Ar-

rgrnauts. Snap-Doug ‘ﬁrmer. Hamilton. Inside-Len Sirglitnii Argcimutﬁ. Inside-George Pwascr. Ottawa Middle-Bunny Wiidswrrt-h, Ot-

tows. Middle-Dave Sprague. Ottawa. Outside-Bernie Thornton. Argo- nritits. Outside-Biddle Burt n. Montreal.

Tommy's best season, in which. he has starred in everv Rdor v1c-_ tcry and gained the Jeff Russel. Memorial ‘Trophy as the Union's hast player romifiiiiig sportsman- ship and nbilitv. drrw tribuil- from 15 voters. He is a native ‘if Hurt- lazid, NB.

P.E.I.H. RTciy Today

AMHERST. N8.. Nov. lit-w?)- Tcmorrow will see inter-army foot- ball activity htre who: the Pr nee Edward Island Hghlatzdt-rs mash

landers. Originally scheduled today, in; gaﬂie was postponed

again "resting on the oars“ for the _

3 Players Are Tied For Leacl

MONTREAL. Nov. l8—(CP)- Two Black Hawks-George Allen and Harold tMuslii Maren-stated point-getting sprees durl“ the M’!!- ond week of the Natlona Hockey Magi“, season to move into a tie with the veteran Sid Howe of De- troit for first place among individ- “$5.133 sstatistics released wow show Allen. YOUTH! clung? 19"’ winger, made the blEEest Bam- 5d" ding Qxvptllnlg to one he collected‘ in the first week for a. Seven-Will‘. mm], A150 with seven 90-1155‘ 8-8 March, who gained fl" v1 W" (nu-mg t); £55; week, and Howe. l‘ . wkiii sifiirt place to the three lead- w w a 2“l'._°5.'r°'°“‘lll‘lf’tf“f‘f°_‘l

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N. H. L. Games Tonight

AMERICANS at RANGERS. DETROIT ll BOS_T_

YE: —centre Syi Apps and right winger Gordie Drillon- each Wit-ll two goals an four assists. Bill Carse of Chicago holds sixth place with five Points and then come seven play- ers with four points apiece.

Tied for bad-manleadershin are four players each with 10 official minutes spent. In the

Marker of Toronto, New York Am- erican's Slobodzlan and Cliff (Red) Goupille of Canadlens. Goupllle al- so has s. misconduct penalty on his record to give him unoffzcial litm- ors with a total of 20 minutes off the ice.

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Louis Defends World Title This Winter

DETROIT‘, Nov. 18 — 4A1“) -Pm- uioter Mike Jacobs announced to- night that Joe Louis would defend his world heavyweight. boxing title lﬂ Detroit the latter part of Feb- ruary or early in March.

Jacobs ivns here to arrange for a mrios of tights in Olympia Arena \\lll<‘l1 my produce nn '};i"‘;'.(-l1l_ m1- rhe Brown Bomber and to sign Walter Sharp, a loosl promoter, as his matchmaker.

The first o! eight shows under the Jacobs brinner- will be held Dec. 6 and bring togothor Alx- Qimon, New York lirmytu-llziit and Ros‘

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Miners Edge = Victorias 2-1

GLADE BAY. NA. Nov. 16-(0?) —Glace Bay edged out North Syd- ney Victories 2-1 tonight in a Capo Breton Hockey League game.

Playing coach. Jo-Jo Graboski op- ened the scoring for Miners 1n the

sudbury. Onto made it 2-0 in the last period. Jimmy Russell o! Harn- ilton, Ont. came through with an unassisted goal for vies in the last half of the last period.

Hockey Results

(a, The CnnadIl-n Press) O. H. A. Senior "A" »Iﬁi’ld47!i I: Oshawa 6

~Msrlboros 4; Port Colbc/rnc I 0. H. A. Junior "B" Milton 1; 5t. Michael's 11

Toronto Hockey League Oshawa 6; R.C.A.F. 1.

in a IO-round bout.

Jacobs said that i! Simon should will handily over Tols he would get a shot tit Louis’ title.

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How They Stand

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