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Investigation

flillcwedc Oct. SO-The Illinois

on tonight |

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The Illl

the oomlmlxéoggs “fihmifigsi-fi

the “locations of mamas, a former v hfil-Wweieht tighter. that the re.

suits oi’ bouts with Bchmeli

and Galento “had been dgcid wfimléqfvre the fithters entered

The mcahq not alter Clover. Henry Homer had ordered an story of his

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"Alter consultation with At- torney General John E. Cassldy. the commission was informed that it had n0 Jurisdiction to wndufl an investigation at this time. H - ever. it is the unanimous opinion o4’ this commission and Governor Homer that none of the accused parties will be allowed to engage

Junior Royals Hopeful Of Holding Title

The Junior Royalsexpect to place atcam on the ice this season which will conpare favorabl with last year's great edition w ch was suc-

in tim

account of themselves against the powerful Perm Blue wings. This year's lineup will he slightly different than that of lust year but it is expected that the gaps will be filled and in addition w oulhful players of last year will ave added another year to their ages and will have gained much ex- per-lance. It is rumored around the city that the Roach brothers. Jimmie and Vincent have signed up with Dart.

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mouth Rbughrlders. Jimmie the star Mm“ B“ “m, h t, h “m” °x 1"“ m“ lzwfi- ‘f.’ g oultuéqclzaaészb. uriavaemre ‘midi; ‘ and worked out at

edica-l Con? her

questionable whe her he will be able

to get a. transfer to the mainland. According to a local hockey offl- clal it looks as if the Junior Can- adians of Halifax will be the team in this year's Junior hockey

ther all the good uni

erlal available and withj these |m_

aorta are going after 1111s tle in earliest.

U.N.B. Clinches '~ P.E.I. - NB. Rugby Title

BAD N. B, Oct. 30—- University of New Brunswick climbed the New Brunswick-

Piince Edward Island intercolleg-

fime resulted 5-0 favor of ount Allison University but the league standing is based on total scores and Mount Allison's margin of victory was too small to offset gqheg previous 12-0 detect by U.

Mount Allison will play St. Dun- Itarz’: at Charlottetown next Bat- urday in the lust game of the league but this cannot effect the final standing.

Gord Gardner plunged over the line for today's try. which was converted by Elliot MacDermid,

The Mounties intermediate squad defeated U. N. Bfs second team 6-0 in n preliminary game.

Conacher Shift Held Hope For

Americans Win

v WIZNNIPEG. Oct. Melvyn (Red) Dutton has deci i to convert big Charlie Conscher from forward to defenceman and therein seems to lie uhe kev to New York Americans’ hopes for the National Hockey League sca-

eon.

If Oonacher becomes the charg- ing ice general that Dutton thinks he can be. the Americans may land higher in the standings than over before. If he 15-115 to make good the Americans can scarcely ‘nape

to get better than fourth place, where they finished last season. for outside or Al Murray they

at the blue-

aren't overly strong line

Playing beside‘ the hard-bump- ing Murray. Conacher scored a. goal and generally marahalled the elub to o. 2-0 v over New York Ranglgrfit in an exhibition

n .

Qturda r and Murray will be together. while the other defence combination will comprise oopho- more Wilt Field and Chuck Shan- non. Shannon played with Tor- to‘: Syracuse fann last season International -Amerlcan e. Earl

vised radically. The departure of , veteran forwards like Sweeney lohriner and Neb Stewart has loft p5 to fill and Dutton thinks he as filled them to the best Id- nntago with the acquisition of such players as Doc Runner. Ru‘- vey Jackson and Bum Boll from aoronto and Jed: Tomsson laid urrny Amutrong from yracu . Whui he altered a plan to have

edforte would be mad a match between Beer here bout Louis here next summer.

Ham and ring

we»; u» - us... ‘m’ “d “WW” “V” ‘“°h"°°“ Wednesrlieiiqln m» first fight of an ‘cg-fin camPa-iin aimed at

this the fm

me . will tackle Billy Beauhold of ggrse; city 1n the semi-final to the

Beauhold ls recognized as one of the mp1 flliglhi; lightweighls in the east o

under the supervision of Manner Jack Hurley. h ed Billy Potrolle. ‘fighters who l

fl-fq stay east. andfio Hurley said. " lly of professional fighting under his belt and I think he's ready to make his bid for the big time.”

won 32 out of 36 professional flgits. 1B of them by the knockout rou .

and

will be available for reserve

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While Charges

ln Illinois

111 III-Y b08111! enterprise in the ‘$33 iii-it»??? rm..." ° mm..." e s e yam a ear egg p; for one or mgr‘! o! tho . .. m “we” so . e comm on then exerted that if such an application is made. "there no licence of the soc .. un of suspicion l; wiped

The statement was sign chairman Joseph Trina;- colleegues Sheldon Clark and James fllzpetrick.

Governor Homer. at spying-field, said he would invite Arch Ward. $90115 editor of the Chicago Tri- bllnfl. which published the chug-s

to discuss

by and his

made by Thomas, e case with him. Ward said he ma received no direct invitation. but “wuld rw w Sorinsrleia tomorrow, if dnilzed. H vemo omel- grdergd entry in the was of o m promote Galento and Max

this winter and mother between Galento and Joe

-l Marquart Seeks Lightweight

Boxing Crown‘

Boston Bruins Defeat Shore's

NEW YORK. Oct. 30 —tCP) - wise after three ‘ears iuitdervgulliifggers “gags, uar , g Wu . am his dynasnite punch Ifilto uam Garden ring here

10d and was battling desperately in a Jam at the Snrmfliield real when Milt Schmidt poked in the

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Lou rs’ lightweight boxing crown. The winnin-“aser, four times Can- n amateur featherweight hamplon and amember of the dom- en's team at the 1986 Olympic

ony Canzoneri- Al Davis fizht-

ds a decision over Montreal's

the Pioneer gym.

e men who develop- one of the few defeated Babyface mmy Mclamin of Vancouver. B-

‘I! M uart take: Beauhold we'll

after Amber-s‘ title has three years

The record shows Mai-quart has

Rail Birds

See Elements

Little Effect

(By MASON BRUNSON) (Associated Press Staff Writer)

BALTIMORE. Oct. 30- (AP) —- It rained (remember the Preak- ness?) at Pimlico today and the rail-birds who watched Challedon, Crovat and Kayak II worked out began tallting about the respects of the "race of the veer" eveloped into a battle in the mud.

The consensus seemed to be that it wouldn't make any differ- once to the dougrhtv trio entered in the Plmllco special if all ele- m-nts went on e binge Wednesday. the day of the $10,000 winner-take- all race over a mile and three sixteenth-L

Challedon, Oravat and Kayak II are big. tough horses. with cour- age and stamina enough to run a cood rce come rain. hall. heivt wave or snow. ‘They don't ask fav- ors of the weather man and can step as well in the mud as over a cushlony track.

Maryland-bred Challedon. the three-year-old champion owned by W L. Brann. won the Preakness in May over a racing strip ankle dee in slush. IvPud is duck soup to him. but it doesn't make any grass grow lllr der the feet of Cravat and Kayak either.

In other words. the rail-birds said. it wouldn't be wise to hock your watch and bet our shirt just because of the wea er conditions. The special is nobodys soft snap. Challedon. from his record. pro- bably will be the favorite.

Kayak. II, Argentine-bred star owned by C. S. Howard, breezed half e mile today in 4'7 3-5 seconds with jockey Woolf up. Challedon and Cravat, Kentuck-bnd router owned by T. B. Martin. took easy gallops around the track

All three appeared to be in the but or shape.

conloher ploy on s line with Jackson and Art Chapman, Dutton put the veteran Eddie wlseman in Conachers spot. With Jackson flying fastes- then in many see. sone. the Americana seem to have auhlgh-acorlng first-line combin- e on.

Armstrong will pivot the second line. whose other members are Boll and the experienced Lorne cerr. Boll has recovered fully from leg injuries that hampered his play the lest two seasons.

Rcmnes. l. good playrmaker and of Chicago‘; world ohsnvpions two winters bark, will work between Tommy Anderson ‘Pomson on the third line to round out an attacking force that

and potentially strong-

er mn nnvthim Dutton ever Md to won: with before. Hoolev smith and Johnny florroll. old standh,

I Indians 3 - O lflAMI. I'll" Oct. 80 --(AP)- Refusing to be stopped l1! last year's $1,000,000 booting, young

Grant in seven seconds. after lak- lng a pass from Bill Cowley. Mel Hill counted at the 1:80 mark on

FOCTBALL. BLADDER HE.’LL SELL US" 5E1

Gulf Stream Racing Park To Operate

Jack Homing is determined

dai nother pass from Cowley.

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Dunstan's

Needing but another victory to

witness another mighty tussle this afternoon. Both squads practising

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2nd Game Of It Intercollegiate Island Stars ' Series Takes Place At Si. Leave Today f Afternoon For Cape Breton l

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