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NEW YORK. Jana! — (A?) -~ Vernon (lefty) Gomel. ltrikcout king of the American league in his

ounger days. finished s 12-year

n-ure with the only major club of which he ever was s. man today when New York Yankees sold him to Boston‘ Braves.

Purchase price for the ﬂ-yelr-gld

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Wings Defeat Bruins 5-3;.‘First Win At Boston In Five Years

i __ t: it H )l1:3d Relzioeﬁiﬁk ‘mliutagﬁliﬁ, ‘$25.6’... s-ogiiiesn. Liscombe (Bi-uneoew. Bruins 5-3 ton t 5o gain their Howe) 17:36 first regular. edued. Notional Penalties-None. “M” “m” “m” °“ w“ 5900M! Period

iCB 511142 D86. 7. 1937. BY l9 the Red Wings pulled w Within e FEW“. Bo“ (A. ‘mum c“? ford) 3:05 ' 5—Boston. Boil (Cowley) 7143

half a game o.‘ the tora-‘iglaoe Bruin! a-Detroit, Wares (Abel) N100

'. f 12. . height: lgerlrWilgizg scored three times Penalties-Simon (Mill-tr). Guid- olin (MBJOI).

during the first 18 minutes 0i D135’- ThIi-d Period

SUMMARY 7-Boston, Holiett 4:28

First Period . . sm- 8-—Detr n. Livombe (Howe. l-Detiolt. Grosso. (Wares nlngg) was

Penalties-None.

Larry MacPhail was a great idea man. Most of his ideas were biz- arre. some of them downright ec- centric. They" were money making ideos. They also had as their motif keeping Larry in the public eye. lie must be fuming and fretting a blt ‘now that he i; out of‘ the lzmeiight but tin-v sin" hi». has worked so hard at his new job in tiie army ho 1s going tn be posted for ova-swans any slay now.

a o - e

bob no again in the wnr is over. can use his un- R.c cy the blukier

ll season closed last fall. Gomez has been employ"! in a defence plant at Lynn. Mass“ where he started at 840 s. week.

Ilonovan To Referee Bouts In Edmonton

EDMONTON, Jan. 26~—(CP)— Arthur Donovan. one of the most famous referees in boxing who is now a Lieutenant in the United States Marines, will come here to referee at the Jan. 30 services box-

Jen-

ar 2: Z~Detroit. Biuneteau (Liscombc.

YMCA. Team Emerges With 5-4. Victory Over P. WC. Squad Last Night

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- - ‘h. out. iy L I ied niat he inust- Takmz the cad frﬂtlhfl than grit ueliziallxtycbgiitwﬂles had a deﬁnite time Brooklyn at its true value half minute of P1“ e ' ver edge ai. through the middle canto Still that doesn't prevent nm IiOCREY Squad last m“? u.” ‘face bu; me Y squad showing more nding his oim hobby horses undisputed P05595510“ ° mud tP d_ ability when m c105,, hm g 3-2 mg Show, 1g W35 announced today "mm ha“ p'°"'°“ "° pr°dumw° m ‘he fifty giwgtetiya Itfiggilrfstsisfzt edge as the period ended. A nuiiiite gylilfyal Canadian Air For“ 0f-

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m the pm ~ ' ' ' i2: iﬂuvvy of Wales "m" 5'4- ﬁfﬂffﬁ,‘ Y"§,'.°J.,,;§§ Clieswni be uie third man ill the

slﬂllillg °1 Gem“ 5M1‘ “"3 “mmels m“ “ 2'1 lead m inen lead w 3-1 as 'Cudm0re shot ring 1n the main bout between 36¢- lcout .5 a master §[.i'()k", the first period. They lead 3-2 at l, 0nd ca, o, me game on g Dave Csstllioux of the R C.A.Fa has a hundred connections Wit-h the and of the middle canto, 1A"; “ff; ma; with Stewart and and Pte. Al Lust of the army an up and coming baseball players then divided four goals with t B

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m‘ pint s Lliitlll. .

I'd rcfors- Bwioklvn is R‘cl<c_v-

/ nun’ tliuiks of getting Camzlil

to mannue the iEZiiil in case Dur- ochez- noes to the army. e o u

that Branch

as a Sisier

completed

the semi-final between AC2. Kénny

through his affiliations with the

National Semi Pro Congress. O O O O

Rickey is going w catch young rospecig on the way up when hey are tree to sign where they will without any minor league tags on them. Ricks-v is going to have nine scouts in operations. e - e

Among them la Fresco Thompson, and [hi5 seems to Ellllllilfllo) Fresco rs a Montreal managerial prospect.

ncidentally Rickey will soon be making that appointment and ines- cntly Hector Racine will be mak-

ig the announcement, or perhaps John McDonald. O O O O

Anyway someone will make the gnnouncement and our guess is _that the manager will be a. very good one because Rickey makes few

ad moves 1n baseball. In New zYork Dﬂ-Dﬁrs now they always refer- to him as "The Brain," e tog Branch can live up to without mental overstrnin I ha keeps going along hi; present lines.

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Ina who hold season tickets Maple Leaf Gardens say it's diffi- cult to conceive that Toronto's

atlonal League entry finds the

ockey heights ‘s0.hard to scale. O

Bi each Saherdsy within this ﬂeliowe hall; that hockey built, refular subscribers have become accustomed to the spectacle of a

Toronto team treating the opposi-_ ladies"

tion like something the bloomer league would be reluctant h acknowledge.‘ ’

Then, on Monday, they pick up Muir newspapers to discover that Leafs have lost their Sunday en- gagement —usuallv to the club that looked so ordinaryxat the Gardens.

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‘Ibronto writers, firing fresh hsmds from their arsenals of sup- erlative; ench Saturday and resort- lng Monday to confused criticism, leek the explanation avidly. Among most plausible alibi; are the weary- lng road trips, smaller ice surfaces puny home, enforced- absence at rookies Jack McLean and Bob Coop for United States games and unsympathetic foreign ice audi- enoee.

OOOO

It happens ooo often to be s. coin-u

Qidence. Leafs have won nine and Mod one of their ll Saturday home fumes while winning only three of i away from home. ‘They've won our; one Sabbath contest.

one:

Prince of Wales hockey team, ranking their second start in as many nights lost out to s strong Y.M.C A squint last night in s. Clity Hockey league encounter.

O I I O

Yet. almost solely on the strength of their sensational Saturday scor- ing Jags. the cliziznoieon-likc Leafs are just n short ‘hon-skip-jump from becoming the highest scoring team ‘n tmtionni League history. Lorne C:ii.. Billy Taylor and Dave (Svrcriiti-i -- riiinr. ft can be cate- qoricnllr slut/vi. form

the league's Sharnnst attacking:

unit with a cum-

Harciy young Canada. They are Ottawa Bov Scouts off on foot, with for one of the 1\2rst Class scout tests. the of at least l4 miles

grub and blankets on ll. sleigh,

opponents in the wind-up session, to retain their margin of victory.

In the last seconds o! play P.W. C. sent every man up. They Wﬂfe two goals down but the best they could do was to score their fourth goal of the Bil-me. ten seconds from the final whistle, no Bagnall net- ting the disc on a pass from Jones.

Starting off at a fast clip the Y squad struck 28 seconds after the opening whistle with Stewart fir- ing home a pass from ‘PM,’ Whit- lock as the Y oentreman snared a loose puck well inside the P.W.C. defensive some.

The ooilegians, seemingly disor- ganized were on the defensive for the first five minutes of the game with the ‘Y’ squad missing at least three goals but finally the Colleg- ians knotted the count. Bill More- side firing home a shot from the comer that oercmed into the net off a player's skate. For the next four minutes Y controlled the play with Kane, Sqnarebnggs and Lawlcr missing wide-open chances u they skated 1n close.

Halfway through the session Cud-

to more, fast left winger of the Y

shot his team into the lead as he blazed a waist high shot into the cords behind Cantweil from the blueline. The remainder of the ses- sion was scoreless with the College squad pressing hard but being

work of the Y.M.C.A. team. Twice during the session Y were

mart-handed as McDougall and

yMClODOYlRId were chased, to the

ulativq total of 4i! goals and 97 asshte. Despite s.ll that, Leafs are still 1n third place six points be- hind Boetnn Bruins. O O O O

But the glty oolleglans impressive, even in defeat. They we're Just as good la the winners, but lack of polish around the nets, ruined their chances of chalking up their second victory in s: many nights.

O O O O

Inst night's game marked the return to the hockey wars oi Walt- er mwior, coach of the Navy noc- key team. Waiter teamed up with Johnny Squarebriggs, and Jackie Kane, to give the Y team one of the most potentially strongest lines in the league‘. ‘ . '

Walter did not break into the scoring in last night's game but with n few more ames under his belt; r11: will make s presence keen- Y 6 .

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Attendance st last night's game was, to say the least, , There were less than two hundred- present. The hockey being played Is deserving of far better support but nevertheless the league ls still carrying on.‘ ' . .

“Had" MacInnis, of the Royal Canadian Navy was an interested spectator at last nig ‘s game. "Had" is well-known In local hoc- key circles, and quizzed last night he was n! the opinion that the hoc- key being played here was every bli. ns good as that being played in

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thrown back by the stout defensive m

looked

- Gar Wood of Detroit shot

ire-sell . Whitiock inside the Coilegians line. Five minutes later P.W C- drew up to within a 3-2 count as Nicolle dented the draperies on a P855 from the dcfenccman Biii Hcdgson. For the balance of the period P. W.C. pressed hard but futiieiy. Spearhead of their attacks was led by Nicolle, fast rightwingei”. bl" poor work around the Y net ruin- ed at least three good swrins chances. g In the first two minutes of the final session, Benson Auld replac- ing cantweli in the P.W.C. new. at the start of the second period, pulled off two great saves. as he robbed Kane and Lawlor in close as the two veteran iioci-zeyists broke through for scoring chances. However Auld was formd to bend as Kane and Johnny Squarebrlggs pass well inside P.W.C. line. "Snag" made l no mistake as he made the count read 4-2. Ed. Bagnall put P.W C. back in the running 50 seconds later as he stole the puck from a "Y" player behind the winners’ net, came out front, and Jabbed the rubber home. Bagnall was in again, seconds later only to shoot high and with Car- michael, of the "Y"_ penalized for tripping. the coilegians preset! hard but could not dent the twines. With the teams at full strength the winners again took over control of play, Whitlock was in close twice a row, only to shoot over the net; then GTEQOFY, the smallest player on the ice, got what proved the winning counter. Breaking through Hvmie shot wide on ills picked up his the boards to

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first attempt but he own rebound oflf best the P.W.c. goalie.

Line-ups

P.WC.: Cantwell and Auid goal; Beck, Hodgson, Large, de- fence; Beer. E. Bagnali. Jones, Nicolle, Moreside, Gallant, D. Bagnaii. forwards.

Y.MC.A.: I. Cudmore, goal; Squarebriggs, McDonald. Camilch- aei, McDougaii, defence; Lawior, Kane, Gregory, Woolridge, Cud- rnore. Stewart, Whltiock, Jackson, forwards.

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SUMMARY

First Period l-Y, Whitlock (Stewart) :28. 2—P W C , Moresfde, 5:18. 3—Y, Cudmore, 9:19. Penalties: McDonald, MacDougall.

Qecond Period

i-Y, Cudmore (Stewart, Whlt- m lock) 1:14. 5—P W 0., Nfcolle, (Hodgson) 6.43. Penalties: None. Third Period

‘i-Y. Sauarebrlcgs. (Kane) 2:10 7--‘P.W C.. E. Begnali 3:00 8-1’. Gregory 9:40.

9-4’ W C , E. Bagnail

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D. Hooper

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A. Jewell

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J. Dillon, 605. Remember When

»__. (By The Canadian Press) his IX over the Indian Creek course at Miami Beach, Fla, l0 years ago todev, to a new world speedboat mark oi 110 7B5 miles an hour. The record has been beaten several times since, present holder being an Malcdm

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Lindsay of Vancouver h Slown of Cardston. Alta. BSUHOUX of Montreal. adian welterweight champion. will meet Lust of Calgary for the welter- weight title of the scrvlceﬂ. FY8098!!! of the card will and army benevo ent funds.

Summerside Curling Club Competitions

GB. Phillips, H E. Clark ,8; °-E~ Comer. 11: Percy Weeks, a.

M M. Bell.

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Result of Competition to date

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A. E. Clark ercv Weeks M. B R1.’ E.P. Foley

Curling Results

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