Sydney Demands 31,000 For Non - Appearance

Of Islanders

SYDNEY. Nov. 19 - (OP) - President Art Lipton of tiie Syd- ney Hockey Club said tonight Millionaires will demand forfei- ture of sl,000 and two points for Charlottetown Islanders' failure to turn up for a scheduled Maritime Major Hockey League encounter here.

Millionaires based their demands on the grounds that Islanders "had not kept faith in making a fair try" to reach Sydney for tonight's contest.

Sydney Vice President. Gene Connolly said the Charlottetown action was "unfair" to fans, many of whom had arrived at the Forum before it was announced the game would be called off.

Mr. Lipton was critical of act- ions of the Islanders in returning to Charlottetown after Tuesday night's game in Halifax, instead of remaining there overnight and travelling here today.

Announcement of the postpone- ment was made tonight after a telephone conversation between Mir. Lipton and Charlottetown coach Murph Chamberlain .ln New Glasgow. Islanders had requested a postponement earlier in the day.

Mr. Lipton claimed the Char- lottetown club had ''lots of time" to reach here in time for the game

"WhiIey" Ford Muslered Out of U. S. Army

FORT MONMOUTH. N. J., Nov. 10-(APi - Edward "Whitey" Ford. who as a rookie pitcher helped New York Yankees to their second straight world's baseball championship In 1950, was mustered out of the army to- dziy.

The southpaw slab star checked out of the Signal Corps centre liere.aiter a two-year hitch as a radar operator.

Ford, 24. said he weighs pounds. only six over his normul pitching weight, and is in goo

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He is cxpected to give manager Casey Stengcl of Yankees an- other dependable starter to go

along with Vic Rasclii, Ed Lopat and Allie Reynolds in Bombers quest for a fifth consecutive flag Ford said he plans to sell in- surance in New York City be- tween now and spring training. Ford amazed veteran baseball

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The Bay Boys Out Of Playoffs But Have Mccurdy tlup

TRURO. Nov. 19 -(GP) -- The Maritime Rugby Union is wondering how it can clean up the season now that the Me- Curdy Cup, emeblematic of Maritime supremacy. has been spirited off to the Bay.

Union secretary Dave Wilson said today he wired St. Francis Xavier University of Antigon- lsh. present trophy holders, to send the cup here for the title match Saturday between Hali- fax Wanderers and St. Dun- stan's University of Charlotte- town.

But Glace Bay Caledonias, ruled out of the playdowns for failing to make a scheduled Armistice Day appearance against Wanderers, had taken the cup home in custody.

Mr. Wilson didn't know what the next step will be for the M. R. U.

In Glace Bay, Caiedonia'.s play- ing managr Don Maclnnis said anybody who wants the cup will have to come to the Bay to get it.

Maclnnis has charged the union with "mili'oading" the Cape Breton team out of the playoffs. Cale- donin still insist on the right to

tackle the winners of the Wander- ers-St. Dunstan's game for the trophy.

Miners Want

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GLACE BAY, N. S., Nov. 19 - (CP)T-Dfficials of Glace Bay Com- munity l-lockey Club said tonight they will ask the Maritime Major Hockey League to give Miners 'a home game every Saturday night during the season's schedule.

The request will be presented at a week-end league meeting in New Glasgow.

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Maritime Major Hockey to be held in New Glasgow this Sunday promises to be thee most heated of any held thus far. On top of the thorny questions of schedules will be heaped the case of the Charlottetown Islanders and their failure or inability to make Sydney for last night's game. The Millionaires, according to a news dispatch are seeking the forfeiture of 51,000 and two points from the Islanders for "not making a fair try" to reach the Steel City. . 0 o Had weather conditions permit- ted the Islanders would have trav- elled to Sydney by plane jester- day. However all planes were grounded and the team left by car around 11 AM. They caught the one o'clock crossing at Borden and reached New Glasgow around Slh o'clock in the evening. Other than that officials here heard nothing from coach Chamberlain or any- one travelling with the team. El- forts to locate Chamberlain late last night showed that the Island- ers were not in New Glasgow, Truro or Amherst and it was believed that they were on the way back to the Island. There vras a. freight crossing from Cape Tormentine early this morning. O 0 O

The Sydney cake Sunday will

likely revolve around the words

"Fair try." The Millionaires charge

that the Islanders could have made

the trip to Halifax and Sydney by

car and thus make sure of fulfill-

ing their obligations. The Islanders.

short-staffed and taking advant-

ages of every opportunity to rest the players decided to use planes for both games. They arrived back

from Halifax by plane at two o'- clock yesterday mornlng with the intention of taking off again forl Sydney in the afternoon. When the! bad weather rolled in and the flights -were cancelled. it was ini- possible for the team to get away from here much before noon As it was they almost failed to catkh the one o'clock crosing because of al difficulty to secure cars for the trip. They obtained their last car at 10.45 am,

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Even if they had left here early yin the day there is a question of lwhether or not they could nrake lsydney by game time. Country ymotorists reported heavy travel- lling in the eastern sections of the ;province yesterday afternoon and yevening. This same storm liit Cape yBreton in stronger force accord- linz to reports. Railway services in' iCupe Breton were disrupted yes- iterday and even lasi night in Syd- tney there were still power short- lnges.

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3 The loss of the game is B. tough jblow to the Sydney Club. This -same club is demanding two home :games a week for the remainder of the schedule and claim they must have them in order to oper- ate. The houses In Sydney average about. the same number as these in Charlottetown. The loss of the name means that they will have at least sl.C00 to make up when it. comes time to pass out the cheques at the end of the week. . .

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. Had the Islanders reached Cape Breton they might have managed to snare the Mcciirdy Cup from

the Glace Bay Caledonlans. It seems the Caledoriiiins have ob- tained possession of the Cup al- though how it is hot just clear. Last night the President of the Glace Btiy Club stated that any

team wanting the trophy would have to come to Cape Breton and play for it. Caledonia of have R reason to be sore at Maritime Rugby Union.

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run. GUARDIAN. CHARLQTTETOWN Bruins Defeat -Leafs

2- 1; Red Wings And- Rangers In 2-All Draw

TORONTO, Nov. 19-(CP)-Bos- ton Bruins scored two first-period goals and then laid down a terri- fic checking display to defeat Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 tonight in a National Hockey League game.

A crowd of 12.544 saw Bruins score their fourth victory in five against the second-place Maple Leafs.

The win left Boston in fifth position in the standing and spoiled Lenfs' attempt to take over the NHL lead from the idle Chicago Black Hawks.

Real Chevrefils, 20-year-old left winger. got both Boston tallies.

Tod Sloan, ii 25-goal man lost season but having rough luck around the nets this year, scored for Toronto, his first goal in 18 games.

SUMMARY First Period 1-Boston, Chevrefils (Labine, Toppazzinl) 5:55

2-Boston. Chevrefils I

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Penalties-Bolton 5:17 and 14:28: Chevrefils 12:05, Sandford (Ii 14:28. Sloan 15:24.

Second Period

3-Toronto, Sloan (Solinver) .. 13:00 Penalties - R. Armstrong 4208,

Third Period

Scoring - None. Penalties -- Flaman 51:24: Laycoe l2:54; Sandford il6:i3; G. Arm-

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DETROIT 2, NEVV YORK 2

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l9w(AP)-- Marcel Pronovost, Detroit's high- scoring defenceman, netted twice tonight to help Detroit Red Wins gain A 2-2 tie against the National League's cellar-dwelling New York Rangers.

Pronovost tallied his goals after Rangers ran up a 2-0 lead on goals by Wally Hcrgesheimer and Neil Strain, making his ma- jor-league debut.

Hergeshiemer, the loop's top goal-getter. scored his 13th goal of the season shortly after the half-way mark of the first period. Strain, up from Saskatoon of the Western League, netted early in the second period while Detroit was short-handed.

The rookie left-winger let fly with a hard drive from about 30 feet out. The puck bounced off goalie Terry Siiwchuk's glove, struck him on the chin and boun- ced off the underside of the cross bar and into the net.

Sawchuk went down on the Ice and was forced to retire to the dressing room. He received three stitches and his lower front teeth were loosened.

SUMMARY First. Period

1--New York. Hergoshlemer (Ronty, Strain) ..

were shunted out off the senior playdowns through no fault of their own. However the chances of an outside team winning in foot- ball game in Glace Bay are slim as the Abbies can testify after their sudden-death abbreviated game of two years ago.

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Moncton Hawlr Edge Beavers 8-7

MONCTON. N.B., Nov. 19 - (CF) Moncton Hawks edged last place Saint John Beavers 8-7 in a fast. crowd-pleasing fixture tonight and again lengthened their lead over Fredericton Capitals in the New Brunswick Senior Hockey League. The game lead changed hands frequently, with Hawks holding a slight margin in territorial play throughout and their defence prov- ing stronger than Beavers'.

Three players shot braces George Scholes and Leger of Monc- ton and Nick Nicolle of Saint John.

Hoop Meetingg Scheduled Tonight

A meeting of the Prince Edward

Island Basketball League and all those interested in basketball is scheduled for this evening at

Prince of Wales College. The meet- lng will get underway at 7.30. Among the matters to be dis- cussed this evening will be the formation of an Island Girls hoop league. It is understood that Sum- merside is interested in forming a girls team to compete against teams from Charlottetown. Repre- sentatives from all girls teams are expected to attend the meeting. Also to be discused is the for- motion of a City League for men.

Penalties - Sinclair 15:17; Kraft- check 15:17: Howell 17:41.

Second Period

2-New York, Strain

(Ronty) . . 7:51 3-Detroit, Pronovost tDelvecchio, Siiiclalr) 17:30

Penalties - Lindsay 5:23; Woit 6:18: Buller 10:08: Pronovost 14:06; Howell 16:03; Buller 17:50. Third Period

4-Detroit, Proiiovost

Penalties - Woit 5:58: 14:13; Kuilman 14:38.

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. Berra Excited 0ver

Rookie Pitcher

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 --(AP)- Yogi Berra is real high on Al Cicotte, a rookie pitcher. who will come up for 9. trial with the New York Yankees at st. Petersburg next spring.

"He really can throw that ball." said Berra today. rubbing the plain of his left hand. "I'm going to take him aside and have him throw some to me at St. Pete."

"We got a. lot of young guys coming along. Where do they get this stuff about Yankees being an old team?

"The only ones getting up there are the pitchers--Allie Reynolds. Ed Lopat and Vic Raschl. And they're still doing all right."

So-Ed's Program Gels Underway Atihe Y.M.C.A.

The first regular night of So- Ed's 3-Star program soclal-Ed- ucation-Recreational began Tues- day night at the Y.M.C.A. The large number of registrations for the series at last week's party was supplemented by more new mem- bers this week and thus the en- thusiastic group is rapidly increas-

ing.

The ballroom dancing class dir- ected by Dr. and Mrs. George Fisher got off to a good start and has already proved to be very interesting. The other interest groups were also well attended. They are Cooking directed by Alta Prowse. Leathercraft directed by Eleanor I-Iigson. and Flying direc- ted by Gordon Rayner. Supervisor of Maintenance at Maritime Cen- tral Airways.

The two guest speakers for the Lecture Groups this week were Major Andrew MacRae and Rav. J. T. Ibbott of St. Paul's Church. Major MacRae gave a very realis- tic talk on present day life in

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Hamilton .Tiger- Cats” Tie Series With Toronto

TORONTO. Nov. 10 -(CF) - Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated Tor- onto Argonauts 37-ll. today to tie up their home-and.-home total- polnts series for the Big Four foot- ball championship 33-83.

The battling Bengals, Down 16 points after losing the opener of what was originally a total-points series, tied the round with a spec- tacular touchdown in the fourth quarter with time running out.

They struck with devastating force in the first half to score threa converted touchdowns to take the lead on the round. But Argonauts came back with two touchdowns, one of them conver- ted, to go ahead on the round again. 0

Argonauts were leading 33-27 on

Korea. Having spent some time in the Korean War Zone,-Major Mac- Rae was able to relate some of his interesting experiences. "Choosing a Life Partner" was the theme of Mr. IbboI.t's talk In which he stressed the importance of a. well chosen partner to insure la. suc- cessful and happy marriage. He commented on mixed - religious and mixed-racial problems in marriage and the effect they have on the children of such marriages. Next week our speakers for these groups will be Mr. E. G. Nichols. M. A. and Mr. K. A. Parker.

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.......A.A......j,,L tho round when Joe Bhinn took I! pass over the goal-line from quarter Bill Macxrides. The big crowd of 25,099 was tense as 71,; Logan booted the convert which tied the round score. -' - i

A flip of the coin, which me, sident Frank BIIES of Tlgeracan called wrong, decided itbeusite or the third game for Varsity SL3. dium at 1 p. in. Satuday. The de- cision was made at a posngam, meeting and it postponed Lhg Eastern Canada final, scheduled to be played Saturday between the Big Four winner and Sarnia. Ini. perials, Ontario rugby football champions. The eastern title game now will probably be played next - Wednesday.

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