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October

The Guardian Friday.

teats Stun Montreal Fans With 3-1 Victory

WONTREAI. ICP) Toronto! Line-up

ole Leafs. playing a tight- Toronto --Goal: Mayer; rlefencct -cking brand of linckcy, sttinncdiltloi-ii:-oii. Boivin, Thoiiison, Hoi- i.uuri of ll,ttl-i 'I'hurs(lay night ltlll, Bolton; ftiirwards: Slonii. Arni- ui thr:.' dunipcd Montreal Caiia-pstiiing, Watson, Smith. lx'oiinccl,v ITS 3-1 in xi National liockcyp(ii-eightori. Stcuari, Migay. Ncstei- igue game. cnko, Bailcy, Cullen.

.'lio luss drtippcd Canadicns inlir Montreal - Goal: Planie; de- and place as Dotiiiii Red Wings foncc: Hai-vcy, MacPherson. St. -vrri iilicnrl lw l'lPlt:&illf1ll Bostiiii l.ai1ii-iit. Boiichzird. Johnson: im- W713 .i in Dcti-oil unriis: Lct-lair. Richard, Oint- .n1' Limit; ll l'..'li Ihcir first uln strait, Bclivcau, (ii-offrion. lVlonvi-. the sea:-oii. In their previoiis lilosdcll. Mai'Ka,v.' Mcgcr. 1' start: they had managed two nick, Ciirry Lil7.eiibergei'. i Rcfcrec: Red Storey. ilnesmr-n: scored his Sam Baht-ock and Doug Davies. int SFMMARY

Hg llairy Wat.:nn pl t'h goal of hi: Nili. ciircei 1 first pcrinri to start Leafs, tits Flmt Period

lifl the win l'0lLll11l1. Dcfcnccman 1. Toronto, Wnisoii I ugh Bolton added another beforcp ton) 11:31 inn period was over. i 2. Toronto. Bolton 12:39. Rr:rnic 1Room Booiul Gcoffrlon Penalties: wt C.lil.'1(ii1”l1:7 alive with his goal 4 3'1. )la('PllCl'5I1l1 ll”23. Boiiin 14:-

tlic Sftttllfl hm Tori sionii uinp- 04, tirnffilon 1630. hi: mttl-urik with the flrst and -I it up with loss than thi-cc nii- set-und Pi-rind . . ii:-Tl l:l'l('”U”g”"5I”1f lg? lliflzkl 591”? -'7: in go in tlic ill1fIlSPSSl()T1. 3. Monircal. Gioffrion tMtiorc. Ymlndm. L .. .. t,.- . .9 ., Al "3"" 1" I,” -i "ll NW 3- l - it was a big night for Gil Mayciq Jniiiisoiii 11:57. . g letter from tile piissl rlr-(ii:eI;::ia.l Th” l”9k'-T Mme game W1” bet in subbed for the injured Harryl Peiiaitim: Bolvin -19. Richard u” of Amdg. U,m.e,.m.,. pmch We I-mi”-il"5 "W 53WTd5Y "131" - lnimlcy in the l.caf not. The Leafs; 15:17. lread in follows; R0,, N,C1,O,50,,' "Welt of the Ngular schedule. m-hand goiilic called up from Third Period 1 H 38 ich-.1-1(,mgimm, plnyfld Smndmu "””””"-'”-" ' nlshiir h 1.1 tho Amciiican Hockey 4. Tnroiito. S oaii . . L...” rm. Amdm .1 1;, is , K, g vague ElC('I'ikC(i iaultii-ss suppnii Peiuiltics: MtJl'l'l3Un 18.18. NICEWI, I... when (hp 5nlH.(,c,.H:IV'l rRCUe:bI5. mm his mates. Hp. handled 19 18 111 . squad deg.-.,.mi Mount, A11...-0,. .1115 on goal Monti-call: Jacqucl Stops: Iuntt-9,-my 5 in 2. By ..,m,., of QR I Name had 35 thrown hi! W335 lMil)'5-T 5 7" loss to S:iint I)tlrlSta-l1'S the pow- y 0 0 Pl-Till? 3 WT37 crfiil Acadia tonzn picscntlv holds

Saixtyonwiictsi Suspended Sentence As Victory Token

iirouhlc was that Siixiun didn't fizhl

By JACK HAND enough oiilicr.

NEW YORK (Al7)"J0l1nl1)' Sax- , Lin cclcbratcri his newly-won wcl , in the liystnrical liuiirs aftcr the g-,- championship outside the bar-'fight. the 28-yeai-:olri ox-champ l”(.l windows of a jail Thursday be- i from Cuba was retiiing and unre- l5-dav sentence as nlliring. rlisgiistcrl liy the flO('lSl(1l1. ”sciiffiaw" was SLIS' Miinditn MP(llll;t, (1 :1 v 1 l a n5 trainer. said in llliilaticlpliia The Keed had cooled off and now ox- pccicd to continue fighting bccaiisc

1-nitsn his i:afiic court pcndcd. The siispcndr-d sentence wassihe, tPSilll. of an elollllclll ING8 -mgr - .. gjgh .. u,wo 'iy'l;l:(i1l:all:):lIlPhf'(': :1ill. though win-La rematch in fill days." M30330? "mg, K. .- t' n 1- m 2 it c 4: Wr-dncs- ' Angri Lopcz said the sainc '.l-iiiiil rt-iv-night :11 Tlhiiariclpiiia against about a HDlll'7I'lt' agrm-niciit” for Kitd (-1.1” 1.3: the rcsult of a rematch. u'ltr1'V,i:l;rlllal his pending jail tcrm.l Dcvilis Island. soiitlivrn Patagn --r.4.,(.n m ,, (1;-(L-.nd;.nt'; be-stiiila or the Siberian slept)?-S might (.3 rd .-nulrl not say he fought his be a good site. Cert:iinl,v, Phila- 1::-Einfight ” he said. Brother. that dclphia is out. Commissioner Wie- .,.,. mlmm; .1 miirllx", Thu dull. l.'1- iinr said, ”thcy stunk out thc

.mm,1 .-1.,i.-hing i'0l'1lF?L was aplli: lmiisv " rlosriihcrl a: a ”stiimcr by FM” TT H'tgngr, chairman ht the Penn-

sylvania itll1lf'llC commission. Althniigh rnnzt of the 7.909 fans whn pawl s.'i7.l?l to soc the bout ,”..,.;,.-.-.-t in ;i:i'Nr with tho un- Jmmmi-: l."i'rlll'l 1.-it ihr It-1-cait-nlrl N:-... Y,,,.p N.-vgm, hnciing wiitcixl

Hockey League illraws Schedule

it worse. title fights have been, taught. they fortiinalcly PSCBPC mcmorv. Tho listlcss G I V l 1 R Y1 ghowcrl. no viii, no dash anrl littlc (iPlPTl'nii171llOll.

Fm (hr most part it was I dreary wait": of countless clinches. The can on Gavilan from commis- sion:-r W11-nirir inns "he rlirltfl fllilll by president Thomas

tllevampleidl Eiislern

IA?) - The re- Hockey Lengiic. after A year's 19.34- Nov. 5

NEW YORK. ramped Eastern back in oprratioii layoff. Tliiirsday drew up a 55 scliediile which opens and runs through Feb. 27.

Members of the league, headed Lorkhart til

onnittlt ” Hr 11711 so right. Tlw only Ncw York, arr Baltimore. Wash- .....------S--rm-"m' lnzlnn, Np-.11 Him-n, Worcr.ttr.'.l Mass. and inlinton, N. Y. New b Haven and waslnngtoii open the u schedule. at Washington. Four . games will be played at Atlantic

G V cm. .x' .1. a A Baltimore. Worcester. and Clin- , ton are new membcrs of the l-rngiie. HAVANA. Ciilm tAl”t -'- Cub” vvliich was formed in 1933. Missing rabid rxox.ii'.; fans hoaiicd Thul'S' from the lineup are Springfield. day over the conll'0l'El”S1al defeat Mag” now it member of the Amer-

nf thrir follow countryman. Kldlican Hockcy League; Jnhnstown. Gavil.-tn. who lost his wcltcrwelizhl--Pa., now with the International rrfHKl1 to .lohnn1,' Saxton in Pl1iia- Horkcv Lcagiir. mid Troy. N. Y., Wciliirwrinv night. no loiigrr nprratiiig a club. Havrtiin's iicwspapcrs licadiined gtrirms of the fight, and splashed

pictures on the front pages. 1E t S t Angry comm:-m. quickly followed e '0"

iii-lphii

from sports i.tl'.iPl'S and men on . ilw stirrr iilio took up the fight F G T as A fntwi'c topic of convv:isn- tinn.

Fauiztn Muaiida. sports editor of l-il'tl4il)F.l'ilf?'l'()N ICP) .- Fwd-

the newspaper Airrta. litlcd hl5tPl'lt”l0n Capitals, defending Marl- mmmn Tin gangsters robbed time senior hockey champions. The Kid" wcnt ihiough ll light practice scs

Miranda 1-1i-mrcl Gtiiliiii l1.'ttl siun iltliiiistlny night in prcpmation

bun fjafnnlr-rl 'hv lirli;mi.ih;-.dn0. for Hip niwiiiiig game Friday hcrc m,mm.u,.rr, M 1-mi.-pip,-.:, thc rcal agaiiisi ('l1.'lll(VllG1(HVl1 lsiandrrc in awnprs H; H". mzgpmc bUS.npss the Atlantic Coast Senior Hockcy

N. 1 Wu l.I'FtEllh

m Nor”: VA?" ,1 ,g Caps hrld only one workout at- . ti-r rciiirning from Campbcllton N Y tvndiivsday night whore they ric- n 0 fratcd Fampbollton Tigcrs. Mari- . iimr inicrmcriinte champions. 8-5. York nrcna Mayor H. S. Wright , pwill officially open thn loagiiv, hy

faring off the puck. l Eight of the 15 starting playrrs for lhc npcnrr will be playing thcir

first game for Caps.

A scll-out crowd is expected at

NEW YORK IATW - As far its New York boxing lA'Z'lL0fIt RIP ron-i ., A cerncd Tuesgay niglitlit world u-but-, terwei ht. c ampionsrp bout e- H k S twecngJohnn,v Saxton and Kid Gavilan might as well have taken place on Marl. ,Nobody would have mmed 1;, , National League

some rpprosentative comment; jT't"tnl0 3 Montreal 1

Frank Graham, N. Y. Journal B0-””" 1 DEW"! 3 American: ”Thcri- will be. of g I '4d'":""l" 1-"ll"0 course. .1 return bout. wherever "”'"'T" ' "Cl"-the-.V A and I'l'1enPVi'.r in held. 111 try to QHL SHIT"? arrange to be somewhere else."

ny ruir. CANADIAN r-iii-zss

Ottawa 3 Chicoiitimi 4 tov'timi-1

Al Buck. N. Y. Post: "As he 0"" riuhu to New York to keep his: .. . ' (into with ningistrlte Murtcgh for T"'” RlV";:)(I;s":;f”:

traffic. violations. Johnny saxton.l the new world we-ltrrwclght cham- pion. is lucky the charm ian't grand larceny."

Son lndians 2 Son (ire-yhoiinds I

gained the welterw I on- " Gene Ward. N. Y. Daily News; min from G"mn.e--ight Ch mpi Weiner thnnnylvnnia state iith- D3,, p,,,.u,.' N. Y. Daily Mirror. latte commission chairman Frankrgg to wmch was worn, the my Welnor) ootlld have become "'C,'risiovi or the fight itself. it. vt(.Ild man-of-the-hour in sports if he! ukp mm, pmm, Hm. hnmmm-, had halted tho wait: and thrmml ting to decide...

bothwllleled Illdl-tan out or the Rori Smith. N Y. Herald -rri. rlvyh Jennin” N Y Dim M”. hIlI'iFI "The 'riIht' for the title that rm: "Not since Ali Babe and his needed to trip ti-ii-r.

bays perpetrlind their hit of iikuli- Sugar Rny m,1,.,.,Ef, n.t:.:i:a:ed'l:y: duggery iin Anything matched the mini case of non-disturbance or

T Atghnrcioeca not by which sum the peace."

Mas-

tsloan, Bol-

Sloan 1:37. Morrison

l"we have an ironclad contract foil

1 Montreal 5 Valle-ylield 4 I'nv'tinii-i-

Gnviliin had held since. he lllc-'

Atlantic Coast League Opens Schedule Tonight

All four teams .of the newlylfor glutlea with the local club are formed Atlantic Coast Senior Hoc-,Arl. Perry. Jolinny Squarebrfggs key Leagiie string into action inland Jack Kanr. the opening games of the 1954-55i The Islanders who remain the schedule. at Amherst and Frederic-ionly team in senior hockey of the ion. At Amherst the Moncton four who were in last year's MMI-IL. I-Iawks will make their appearancel will start the reason with I very against the Ramblers. while theistrong and colorful defensive crew. Fred:-rlctoii Capitals play host l01Tl1E foi-ward 1.nes have not been Prince Ezlward Islanders. who make .con1plcted include .nine men who ilirir debut in Allan Cup play, at have been si1(.'.-ring up very well fhc New BrllnSi'.'lCk capital. lin training. Guy Glgnac and Bob

The M'l)CCllii-J which opens to-lGra,v have yet to join the club. night will lncliide 64 games for Coach Hughle Campbell. who in cash of the four teams and will very anxious to give Island fans stop regular pit.) on February 12. the kind of colorful hockey they Em ll of the iisiting teams will want. rcleiised his starting line- riiriy ll min uiio iiiii act its ie--UP lain 1357- U"-”mTlS and ll is 35 lcrce iii chit-f for the games. The f0l10W53 G9-"lit Jim SNTIEY: 139' thrcc men itlio have been pickedlfeiice. Copper Leyte. Danny 0'- Connor. Steve Biklacich and Alan ”Ji:nior" MElCLBOd: Forwards. Buck Vvhitlock. Hugniu Campbell (coach). Ray LeDiic, Johnny Morrow. Lorne

llciiiicsscy. Brian Lewis. Billy

Purcell. and Citril Dowiing. Vance

.H.it:ris will play with the local

club when ther return against the

-Ramblers on Saturday night. at

the Forum. 1

The I?Rlll wives for .F,'rederic-

l ton by hits at 7.30 this iuoining and hill rctiiiii on Saturday. The

ltctiil amciint of road travel at lit-1151 for the Islanders. this year . will be 1.vi't-iitly decreased since all otit-of-touii ;:ani1-s are played dur-,

dniiii second pl.icn in iii.- tiiiio liitcrwolici.-iatc R'i':liy It

M.-iri- A.VIlll-IRST, N. s.,

Kiici playing coach

tCFl Lnu of Amherst

A lhrrl 3'0-or Fitinml In mi. vrr R."ll11L)lCl'S, said Thiiisday his to.-int. int. J0!" Hort 28 l".llFll1ii Slrcct, will be ”rcnd,t' to go" in lt1I1l'a'l1t'Sl its also a niciiibar -if the Rugby Atlantic Coast Senior Hockcgi "-11". League opener against the Mon:-l ' g ' ' ' toii Hawks.

ll"”- iii" ""1 Oi Pl-Trlircs for 'l'oni';h1's game and .xnilici'si's rite loll: IiP.iliIS of the Atlantic next five gamfs will be Illalfd at 50”” 5l'lll0l' H0Pkt'.V U-"4211? hrtsl Springliill until ice can bc niatic

in the rink here.

conic and tonizlit the rcsults of l The Rniiiblers lineup

"these daily uoikoiit sessions will Wm hm...

t kl1()llf1' as the four entricsi f.aCoursier in goal: Rogers, Pilon, .-lll -ll? -iflenllll E-H1105 ztl Blackburn and L. Kiley on dcfciicc lP(PliFL0l1 zini. Ainlicrst. Most and forwnrrts Rcld. Kennedy. D.

liiidii-iitioiis points to .1 well balanc- Kilcv, B.

- Bcrnqucz. F.Bernqucz, fd JCHSIIEN the Winn of whit-h are, Savziicl, Thcrricii. Jodolii and Gag- ltalinost certain to give fails till the non.

action and color they desire. Thlsf e..g...... :

year in Amlicrst is last yP.'ir's mosti . '

popular NBSHI l'1la1'Fl'. with it: 1N B t

falls at lrnst. holslrroiis playing .Pg.1('l1 hlK1lllKliF)'. Kiley”: antics. o 0 I

1 F011: out n:... so.-isnn's sclicrliiie, B t N 1

lot fighting with the referees, play- S 0'

;ir't'S. Rl1dkC3l'r)'iDg on feuds in all

our rin s soon made him A big t

nitrai-lion. Hi: Spats with higl Rheal Grcnon of F'i'crierict.oi and-l

pod up in court. However. Klilcv is LONDON (AP'mDli- RGRCT 3-"ills 51.11 an Mp,”-g.,,C,.d player sand nlslcr. the fnrnicr Oxford iithlctc' D,-mud 1, in m,. playoffs by 5pm.kg.tt'iio broke the four-minute mile 'inz his team in m-arly every izamelb?rlie;qTh:”'5d35'tsw” "filmed 3”" A150 Wm, mt, Amherst hm Lions 0. spar man or 1054 by .31 y,.;.,- Om s;,(.,.m,m which Wm: the coiiutr,x's sports writers. I 'h;t: pint-,-(1 W 19,...” in me QM” Running sccoiid in tho pollxn. ll"-” I-F-'t".llF. -A Aiiicririn 145.32.", hr did that May ii at Oxford wlicii anti scvcral games with the NciviB"m”sg;" W” Cl9Ck”d in 3359-4” Y.,,-k Range” m ma NHL. Two was it erts grcnt. friend. Chris seasons Ago. while with Chicoutiml Cl,;,';:5”l'"-Q h

of the QSHL. he had his best year ' " t aired Chntnwar last lin llrn-liovkey when he was aw.ird- "eek 5" up LT World mark 01 133i pd (hp gym hi v,,,u. -I-mphv M 51.6 in the 5.000 metres while ii:-l hp 5..m..,d 33 mms an 26 tm. fentlng the former world-record.

I g . 5

anti 57 assists. Hotievcr, iviietl1er.Q"1'l(:1F.r fmd Eumpeml champlmll ,or not he will preform with the '3 1m” K” 01 RU5-Slab iRaniblers is still not knows be- mm C9Cke"- B1'm-Ah "W 3m-

cause of the unnoiincrmcnt of his pl" heal.-Vwemm Cmmtpmnv Came, rrtirc-niriit yostngrinv. ; ”T”'d l;l ill” Vnlittsz for the sports- . 0 0. . man win contribiitnd most to Bi-it-i

Tho bii sittmmnii in rlilflllfloli am: """'n””o""l V"5t”9 1" 1951!

;ls boiinri to bc E01llP Nl('l( Pldsodiiv --O who returned to the Marltimes thl.s.h Y ' 57 , year After ii season's Absence with la” ml; lit d"m” '”,m” Ml

his Windsor at-iidozs in the OHA. "W51 ” m" 9 . "19 DEW" 8t it

Nick p.,..rm,men Wm, Hm Sydney bf')Elvl'fl of z-ciiication meeting Tues-1

i.Vfillion:iircs of the MMHL two ss.'i- dd;;,i 4: M l

. g p g , 1 . u p .

Gem agnnami luf, " bl! -Cmwm gavr-pa fchzwsatarfling (liwll:i(y,ci'sS;ila(i)lc)iE' raivnr ii ovor 10 rirruii. An-l 3 F other Moricwn player who hasl”f dnxadnm 5”lph.ale' A Cemmll flirted with the big-time is 25 "'3”'”"5 SW” .””'”””"l.l- Fm" yam. Md Bert Hhumcld whom doctors assured iiim the pills were

conch Dugszcr Mr.cNcil brought 1i;ilhar"””1”'.he 5"”d' S "I didnt anything wrong

from tho P1-oviriciice Rrds of thci . . ,, , 5" :AHL. Hiiscltie.-l has played Wliliiwlth "' 1"ylD',i,d”Cl””-'d' 1 .sm.em1 AHL ,.;"bs End also the School authorities. who spoke to

lMontrcai Canadians of the NHL. 10 h"3'S1 mid "me C”"lPl3l"0d Oi" liarmful cffccts from the drug. l

In 1950 he scored a goal in the

istrinlcy Cup paioffs while with Cnnndlrns. Too Late To classify 0 I O 7 :77.-- 7 Z ... . - .. .. Bnskr-tl)iail f-iis ulll bc intPr- Ln" -BETWEEN C"AnL0TT,Eii Mud M mm." mm a ham", M” town and siininicrsrlc, while. he fm.m(.d Hm. Wm. M R mcohg cnamvl top of ilillzlfillrlrlt. Finrlcr. t piinnc 00 Summersidc. 1

ting to be held in Prince of Wales A...” - .-. - l icollcge this P'.'Cl'ill1E at 7.30. Last '

year the lflllii”. which provldcd , FORUM Program.

lots of compctit on. was mniposcd OCT. T0 to 23

of. fivc tcni1is- Noniatis. Trotters PTIITCP of Wnlrs, Saint Dlll'1sl..'in'N it-inri Siinimcrsirir. Anyone who is pintcrcsted in pliiving this form of pbnsketbail arc ur-iconicci to attend the mreting.

Skating .. C in .'t.:tnl Night Skating a to to, Pep Up Players

A-Wwri we rm - m-'sA..i:.T.".Ai:. . .. -.1

basketball coach for nine years all Ashland high school has been dis- charged for popping up his players by feeding them drug stimulants before important games.

HOCKEY - I P.M. AMHERST VS. TSLANDEIIS

CW" E- Tttlorv whose team T TOM0ilit0Vl (Saturday)

H 0 0 K E Tim 9 M. rims um

AMHERST vs ISLANDEITS

PRICE REDUCTION IN TICKETS - SL60 SEATS NOW 51.40 51.10 SEATS NOW SL00 RUSH SEATS -- 85 CENTS

SEAT SALE TODAY AND SATTTRDAY IIOLDING SEATS TO BE PICKED UP TODAY

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DETROIT (AP) - Len (Red) Kelly booked a Detroit Red Wing record Thursday night with it three goal performance as Wings moved into first place in the Na- tlonal Hockey League with a 5-3 victory uvt t Boston Bruins.

It was the first time in Detroit's 29-year history that a defenceman pulled three goals in one game. It was also believed to be only the third time in league history that n delenceman turned the trick.

Detroit racked up its fifth vic-

tory in six starts and moved one point ahead of Montreal Canadicns who dropped a 3-1 decision in Montreal. . Kelly, who scores as many goals as a forward (22 last year) gave the Wings 3 1-0 Lead in the first period. He opened the third with a 50-foot screen shot that beat Sugar Jim Henry in the Boston net. Six minutes later he coasted in all alone to score his third goal.

It was a seesaw battle between the two clubs until the third. Bruins tied the count at 1-1 in thc first and made it 2-2 in the sec- and.

Lorne Ferguson tallied twice for Bruins while Murray Costello net- ted the other Boston goal. Gordicl .Howe, netting his fourth of the sea-' son. and Dutch Reibcl scored thcl

Above is Roy "Buck" Whltiock their first: 1954-55 season in Fredericton tonight. The 30-year- nlri Clinrlottetown iiatlve played his junior hockey with the Char- lottetown Royals. who were twice Maritime Champs. and turned sen- ior with the New Glisgow Bombers of the AFC League in 1945-46. Then

islandei s who play

game of the

he went to Moncton Hawks and! 4 Saint John Beavers of the Big Olhcl DEW)” m3l'kC1i5- . Four League. in the rlitht years UM"?

defence:

Basion4Goal: Henry;

.' L l.l.'tllSCO'll since lici) 10 ms woiii ie iin Quackenbush Flam”. Armstrong.

n f ti i i cut four tcihtilisnaiid lziset Svecrhfrfiiclsxlicd third Godfmyn Laymci forwards: M9

Mohns. Costello. Klukay, Fergu- son.

Detroit - Goal: Sawchuk; de- fence: Kclly. Wait. Pronovost, Goldham. Allen; forwards: Dcivcc- ciiio. Howe, Lindsay. Skov. Lcs-l

Bowling

Results of Stimmerside Commer- ciiil tniixedi League Bowling liist

night, , , , wick. Pavelich. Dineen. Wilson. Mcns l1Zgh'SlI1glemLEllzh Curtis, prystai, Benin, Reibelg 3111. Men": high three-Stan Gay. Referee. Jerry Olinski; lines,

697. Women's high single and high tlirce - Eva Birch. 243 and 641. Wrillacr. Movcis 12825) vs Bank of Nova Scotin 12440) 4 points to nil. High School All-Stars t.'i215i vst Smallman's t2809t 4 points to nil. Dodgers (30211 vs Islanders 42494) 4 points to nil. Rcdcoats (2785) vs Strivrrs 127501 3 points to our.

men: Bill Morrison. George Hayes. SUMMARY First Pcrlml

Andy's (2679) vs T. C. Movers (2587) vs Bank of Commerce (24511 3 points to one.

t

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1952 Chevrolet Sedan

Dark blur. equipped with heater, reconditioned throughout.

51 475.00

mission.

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carry the bout, starting at 10 pm. EST.

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grandfather clock.

1953 Desoto Sedan . . . . .

Healer. Radio. Automatic Trans-

r Bruins 13:32

2. Boston. 15:28

Penalties-Klukay 18:17, Lablne 12:23. Pronovosi 15:16. Lindsay :57. -

Ferguson (Giirdnar)

19 was mired Thursday in dPl3 . 3'

segoxlgtletifcflliloiiielbel (Lindsay Dei- threats and ”"”m'm"a”' vegcmm 6.56 ' Five days after 1: 4PhllilllL'l11l) 4. Boston. Costcllo (Schmidt. 53'”d””” ” "me b””””?55"l9l1 ir- Mbhns. 15:51, nounced the Mack family dc.-me Penalties: Mohna 4:54, Labine '0 59” "7 "hem' this W” "79 lllc

8:13. Armstrong 10:48. Third Period

5. Detroit, Kelly tDcivecchim 05

5. Detroit. Kelly 7:06

8. Detroit, Howe 16:16.

Penalties: Armstrong major and Pavelich major 2:30, Goidham 3:- 44, I-Iowa 5:54, Quackciibush 12:39. Delvccchio 17:04.

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Stops: has threatciied a big damagr sh; Henry it 10-3-ii against the Philadelphia s3-iinicaga Sawchuk 7 7-17 And-

Patterson-Gannon 8-Rounder Tonight

NEW YORK, (AP)-Floyd Pat- terson. making his second start in 11 days. tops 3 Madison Square Garden card for the first time in

his brief carccr tonight when he , g g

mum Joe Gannon, 3 Rncky Mm. until it is 'slgncd, scaled and tie

ciano sparring partner from Wasli- 1”'9TCd-"

lllkton, D.C. The next step, llarrldge mg, The former Olympic champloii "undoubtedly" would be to rail:

who has lost only A disputed deci5- meeting of league club ownris iii

ion to former light heavy champ Joey Maxim in 17 pro starts, in ii 4 to 1 favorite to win the eight- round match. Because Patterson is only 19. he is not permitted to box more than eight rounds in New York state.

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Alhlelics' Sale Mired In Threats. Counter-Threats

CHICAGO. (AP)-The llili lieu move by home folk last week-and to buy the Philadelphia Athleuq

ture: 1. Roy Mack. key figure in th sale. still had not provided Amen can League president Will HM ridge with the signed bill of pa.-ii.-, ulars. Harrldge says essary for league approval. Johnson, Chicago 11 nancier. who Oct. 12 received leg. gue approval to purchase and move them to Kansas

2. Arnold

3. Members of the

syndicate ciamored for

Hat-ridge and ,.Iol1nsoii they would meet him ".1 catch-weights and let the fly." Johnson had offered tJ..'l75, ii00 for the A's. Taking cognizance that lliwyer still probably were wrestling details of the announced st.t1ot1.or sale. Hnrrldge said office could not act in the iiiiitic

vote on the new ownership. proval requires seven votes. Roy Mack last Sunday night an nounced he had informed 1-lai-ririg of his decision to sell to the Pl: lai delphla group after five days car licr requesting league 31)pl'0t'.'tl 1 sell to Johnson.

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