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Showboat Hall Say Bad Nights Impossible

“ Mo'st basketball players have I play exhibitions since he was a bad nights, but e r t l youngster.

(Showboatl Hall, the luimitablel “l was recommended to Own- clown prince of the great Hal ler Abe Saperstein by an ex- lem Globetrotters coming .lere . player, Gus Finney," Hall

to play tonight. says its well ‘ calls. “1 went to their offic e nigh. impossible for him or any straight 0Ut 0f high SOhOOl- l (aims teammates to eperllm'a I really never thought I would set

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Even with a schedule of nigb'~ team." p y h this great 1y play covering more than 60 Hall was one of about 25 new games. plus many more dur-uu hopefuls who tried out for to: the post-season. lTrotters in '49. About 18 were

“We have so many var‘e'le- I kept and farmed out to the ml- golng that if one isn't clicking 001‘ league teams. among them we have another to offset it " '- l Bob. Besides his fine play. his his eplanation “Every night clever clowning ability was doesn't go the same way. That's l noted and he was soon “338d what makes it good for us. Yo” l with the nickname of “Show- do some things over and over iboat" which has clung to hlm Then you will do something on: since. night you won’t do the rest n-’ He is regarded by many ex- ‘ the season." pcrts as the finest ball-handler

Bob. a great pivo, man lie had been seeing the team well as an outstanding shoxv- :théigﬁé?alit Th? “.hedme. 0' man. one of the finest criteria n- m ers ls “gown, hm

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Hamilton Tiger-Cats clinched top spot in the astern Foot- ball Conference for the fourth

straight year and won a bye.

into the eastern final against either Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Rough Riders as a re- sult of weekend play in the

east. Ticats overpowered Toronto

Argonauts 27-7 in Hamilton Sat- 9

urday to push the hapless Argos out of the playoff money once

ain.

Alouettes won an uphill 23-21 victory over Rough Riders in Montreal Sunday when George Bo threw a touchdown pass to Jerry Phin on a broken play with less than four minutes left in the game.

The Montreal game ‘1ad no affect on the final EFC plac- ings. Ottawa remained in sec- ond place and Montreal in third. They will play off for the right to meet Hamilton in the east- ern final. Next week's EFC schedule will change nothing

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{Tiger Cats Cap’rure First For Fourth Year In A Row

three, kicked a 43-yard fieldlset up two touchdowns and lot goal—his 14th of the geason—l‘lhe third on Dave Thelen's 59- and scored two singles on otherlyard run. Moe Racine convered field-goal attempts that went all titres. wide. Faloney scored Hamil-: Rick Black swept around end ton‘s other point on an 85-yard, from the four-yard line after the single as he averaged 59 yardisiderS recovered a misguided in {our punts, ; on a punt return. The The Argo touchdown came onldefence did the whole job the some alert fielding by offensivefnext time when Bob O'Billovicb nd Lee Sampson at the Ticatjrnced 59 yards after intercept- 48 after Sutherin had the ball'ing Bork's pass. jarrled losse on a tackle by Jon; Rec ner. Sampson ran it overi 0 and Karl Sweetan converted. ‘Prlnce Wales In Montreal, Bork was . trapped on a third-down pass Defeats S’SIde attempt and about to be smoth-l ered by Ottawa tacklers when Prince of Wales defeated Sum- he tossed .in desperation. Phin merside High school in an ex. gallol’e‘l “gm yards [01' the 30' hibition football game in Sum- ahea‘l IOUCthWn a 11‘ ° merside Saturday afternoon by the final quarter. ‘ the score of 244‘ JACKSON MISSES ‘ Brian MacArthur. Chl‘ll All- Riders got possession. nett and George Yeamans scor- twice after that, but quarter- majors 10" ch- Geo“. back Russ J a c k so “'5 S k Yeamans converted all three passing enabled the A15 to inter-‘ touchdowns for PWC- Chris An- copt two in the dying minutes. I nett accounted for three safeties

, Bob likes it. The In seven ’ . ers in all sports, has been won games a week. someptird’es two that count? m the Standmgsf‘ Montreal trailed 21-10 going? WhICh ﬁn”th DUI the Prince 0' the Tron“, since 1949. He “m in “hay, in a season usually run. It looks as If Toronto Ma- York Rangers' goal during Ohio. A150 in on the play 15 Toronto ice in Leafs' uniform 1“ Hamllton ,Saturdayv T103“ into the second half but a touch-‘ Wales scoring. played with a farm duh they hing from the last week in Och pie Leafs’ forward Ron Ellis this second-period scramble . . _ Puued 0‘" the” alemed 590‘ down by Nat Craddock in the‘ Summerside'slone point cam. had at the time. The K a n s a v .‘ ober until the following ApriLI (11) {5 ta kin s over Marcel in Saturday night's National Wm” Montreal Canadlens‘ for the first time. The game and-half onslaught to. win after third quarter, his second of the on a sa ety. City Stars. and then broke .nfn “ Included is considerable trav-i Fame 5 posmon 1“ the New HoCkey League game in Tm" forward Diekie Moore (ml’ on ended in a 1'1 “9' Ihleaylgpglozlfedmtgage tlrhiesezildfl: ‘ game; paved t 9 way for “I? BRITAIN SECOND To US the parent club’s regular lineuni ing. including the exmmg rally be fore “may LONDON ICP —- Brithih's

overseas.‘ in 1952. He has been an out ,jallnts all around the world. ‘ standing star ever since and is;

Montreal's. h _ . other points were accumulated:p armaceutlcal ll'idllStl‘l’ last

Y lchecring supporters. Bernie Faloney “directed the.0n a safety much, John Baker'sjyear Dut Britain second to the

- - rou e. h ' ‘ ' nlng his second straight leading He teamed Henry Cormler s 2.22 and then back again in 1.0: FALOVEY L M-arlﬂme Rac'"9 driver award Saturday night as l Ripple Scott to wins in 2.14 4-: 2-5 in a special one-half mile ‘ DEAD

is it hard to keep up night at-i

I Sta! In many 01 the 8? COi'llv licr night? Hall replies "Y on SYDNEY (CPl — Raider Sis he team'ed ome three wmners and 216 15 and the" scored 8 event. Hamilton assault hm saw Art , ' ‘

‘ ' l a 2 ‘ ~ - - ' l ‘ 1 WI_, . among exporters of drugs the: the famed aggregation has l know you have to do it. You and Mr- VIC Were double Wln- 0" a nine-dash horse P301118 decisive win over Bad New, “1 The fastest time of the night Baker and Johnny Counts runllsilenngnggl.tt_w° converts by ) land chemical supplies. It is cal. Played around the globe. - are to put out at all times, ners on an eightdash harness card ere was recorded by Ohio's Orphan. 10" I°U°hd°wm and Hal Palm'l Ottawa twith several regulars‘lwlm“d that “Ch Brim“ "0W

1 a feature match in 2.14. , 1 son leap for a Faloney pass at. ,Spends one Denny 011 (in! each 335” Whale“ 0f CharlOttemWn owned by the “03W H 011° w.the Toronto goal line for an-lbi‘nChed for listless Play andl day, compared with fivepence a

Goguen reined home 39 wins last season in 42 racing days and

The 6 foot 2 inch athlete's f That's the job regardless of how here Saturday

racing card dream of playing with thctyou feel. Sometimes you may ht

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Globetrotters goes back to hit boyhoad ays in Detroit where he attended Miller High School

Raider Sis took victories In times of 2.16 2-5. best of the night, and 2.18. Mr Vic clocked

not feel quite like playing bu' you'd better be ready to go when you hit that court."

Harry Poulion Steals The Show

Harry Poultor. stole the en- tire show Saturday night at Charlottetown Driving Park as he reined three horses to double dash triumphs on the eight- :5 dash program. 2'

Poulton. up behind three horses owned by his mother. Mrs. James Poulton. made every; trip out a winninr one and amas-l ted a total of six victories in six attempts, .

Veteran racc followers were.

' 0 figure out if Harry established something of a re-‘ cord on the local oval bllt no-' ‘~ body could say with certainty; if the feat had been performedl

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At anv rate. Poulton had a glorious evening with The Sheik.1 Jol Dick and Helen's DreamJ Lot 9 Kelly to

A~'cold :iig'ht kept the crowd‘ small- btlt those who were on hand saw a fine night of racing

Best time of the night over

miles in 2.19 and 2.17 2-5. ‘ Single winners were Mightyl Ett (2.21 25). Mai Kai (time un- recorded), Northern Lad (2.25) and F0 Jo Purdue (2.20).

The daily double on Mighty Ett and Mai Kai paid $107.

SACKVILLE DOWNS. — Whirl A Wick clocked a 2.08 4-5 mile and won the fea- ‘ff‘fﬂw'v tured $1,500 Maritime P861119. ' ‘ 1 Championship on an eightdasl. 2‘ harness racing card here Satur- ay afternoon. Whirl A Wick. owned by Bert McLaren of Truro. won the re- cond half of the feature after placing second behind Border- , view Renown in the first h e a t jBorderview Renown. owned by . Eric and Harry Whebby of Dart- imouth. N.S., raced to the wire in 2.08 1-5 the first time out. Security Scott, owned by Ari Craig of Victoria. P.E.I., was the only double winner. Th e horse won races one and four in identical times of 2.09 4-5. Other winners were K n i g h t Norris (2.12 1-5), Marjorie Lee 1 Volvo (2.14), Real Gold (2.11 ' 4-5) and Miss Tom Scott (2.12 4-5).

MONCTON (CP) - Joe Go- 1 1 guen took a big step toward wm-

HARRY POULTON“ DASHES 2 AND 6

this year has 42 wins in 38 days.

scored a double as he teamed Stable of Saint John, who paced John Doyle's Watchim to wins in to his mark of 2.12 3-5.

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slow track was Helen's Dream 5. mile of 2.12:4. 1

Top pay of the night was the quinella. Jolly Dick and Princess Mark. $16.20. The first double. Cyclone holly and The Sheik, was worth $14.60. the exactcm

Sbiek and Jolly Dick. £3.60. Only one other payl got, into the double figures. It was'a plact ticket on Anthony L in ’the eighth and it was worth1 s 1 Next race program at Char-l lottetown Driving Park is set forf' next Saturday afternoon ati 2 o'clock. -

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Armoomsn. his (cm a, St.iP'rancls Xavier University blamed St. Mary's Huskies 60- 14 here Sunday In an Atlantic Football Conference "3" sec-

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