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am 5 ge J ces -3 n In Easi-Wes-i Encounter .- . TORONTO (CP)-The added ln- The two head coaches. Doug teams in six all-star games in the 3' 0 centlve of more money for the lPeahead) Walker of Montreal Al- United States. had the squad out "v - winner: is being put up to ensure ouettes and Frank (Pop) Ivy of both in the niornlnz and afternoon is ri e r A 0 r S r e I1 a "1" to "W 5”" "M" :-'.t'.;'i.""'..”...t"'"”'.i..""' "memo .::'.::ii. .. ; , " football game in a smashing suco . ea In . 9 W98 In ., 5 Page 6 The Guardian Wed.. Nov. 30. 1955 cess. gnimy purinwrihim the as I?) it teamrla W Shobgan also 1 -1 The money is at stake on top of erman o peg ue m .lte1d W0 I388 - 1" st. Diiuslan's University edged play that finally broke in the final line. Gionet picked ulllhe P3-V5 itlldlstitt”-ltrsltol lilo") Oi”-Sid? ll"? 51"” r . the prestige involved. The players ers. 3500 each. The total outlay for IV! an-llmlncod Tuesday fullback , the Summerside Aces 4-3 in the period in in boxing bout between broke through the Sullllllelisldti tie-jliiie (.illls didnt see it until he F d 1, C S H are hm under me sun, pggggure me player-gr um coach” md are Johnny Bright of the Eslis would i ' ripening game of the Island Senior Gaston Roy of Saints and Neil tense to give Gamble little chzlllveipitsketl it out of the net. r fe efIC On ap ,, ii the G”, cu, Wu ui. pfizgr t.-aim-3 mi m.n.g..-. or hon. replace centre Kurt nun-u tn the B Hockey League at the Sports Walker of the Aces. on the play. - Villeaux waslback for the Saints 1 but the East-West theme, along teams is expected to be around Willem lineup. Burris. brilliant . Arena last night in a widtmpen. Ray Gionet potted the a .11 that From the opening whistle the early in the third period and sent . . . wiih the imowiedge uni chin 325,000 two-way lineman wlththe Eakilnos i rough and tumble battle. proved to be the winner at the play was fast and before the 5 the Saints in from 3-2 on a pass B I T u e 5 money is involved, is expected to Total receipts (run! the Kai, and was reported 111 with intestinal flu. -' Showing mid-season form both 9.22 mark of the third period on minute mark was reached the from Davey and (none: magic it , genera", piehiy or desire among the ieievision "15 radio rights H1, The addition of Bright will en- Zil " "wads kept up 8 my pace fmm ' neat passing ampk Mm hue-Saints were Sponmg 8 2.0 lead U"-H about the halfway mark i Fredericton Capitals are having "The Capitals matingenlent feels both teams to emerge as the wln- expected to total around wJ0.000 able Ivy to field Ednlontons en. H bi-ginning in end and kept the 500 mate LeMzly. L-eMay starletlr lheggtials by Jack Mat-Donald and hlrwMFRSlDE FICHTS hrcrr lhemhcrves some lhrhhcral rmuhr that the hockey public of this city he,-r if V"-shy stadium is giiied to ii, tire first-string backfield that ran fans in attendance in a constant play as he carried the put-Ii Il1)lllrS&ill(l)' MacDonaltl.. - h- A I A hires -with only 3 third or the and hr mam, mend: from out Tim playgrg on the winning caphciiy of 27000. Neg proceeds of over Montreal in the Grey Cup state of excitement with their fiery Saints territory to the :5tt'f:S-blue-r Jack Macbonalds inarkerr hash summerslde foilgl” Pack desperi seahrm gone ihe Caps are already side points will not let the game squad will get S400 and the losers the game are to be divided be- Elme- lsftll upndby(:hallcCll(( ”S2(i”3i'”'”'i' fmlllj vancfhHarnSttlsCsolredffto';-ti: 3535840 in the red with little pros- drop here. it suggests that fans do 3300- The hit” dthterence tuft tot; tween the Shrlnerr Hospitals for ' 8 1' 4 , illla 8 y on 0 Pl”? 9 9 i - . . w t iii, attend more regul. much to t ese 1: -stars, many 0 Crlppled Children in Winnipeg and 0 .h - d ' , iii r i - . . pet-t of better things ahead. The lhcll ilm05 . V 0 I 0- In 77113 Corner W finlrltllrle in xii l hgalrriflsh tjglut me night when he tarrlcd flom duh is losing more money hurry rrly. In large, numbers, hndniirge whom are paid. several thousand Montreal. S hr the Salllts Sand) ac '1 fl this tlwn hluellne and slipped a r r " rh ir friends to do likewise doiiars for me reach. However, it The new should he in good T ' igual less than a minulc later t-ilnieibahkhand behind Gims. week with falling attcndancesrfa - frh, Ca 8 hm "1 20200 his-r sea. is just enough lh make winning h" shape. The rhrphuhh that the Uhh r b i ' nn an antsle (shot Ilhal f)(Il(lr:L'C(Fl; into! with the Sr-oi-0 rinse and llll' liudy h'C'lrfafl:,i"Sf:l.;::'e;aa;;;d -9'L5'fefy'”5;?,f,',': Son. 37 -,3, whs iaheh fan. of by the more desirable. verslty of Toronto bought from are Cllr "'9 ll - G r e a f Prospects For :,';:...":.";..;:."i.?.2: ”” ' "'"”-:.:::;".k.:".ai.:i:t.”.:; ':i;.:ii.t3i'::.”::;t wm in me to imvwvei mm---. donations out or: ;fStr;";:;;,';;i;;,t! .5 IN ACTION g;;;,g;;l;-,;;-55;, ,3,-30,; igfrrltgg ..... ......... ..,....., .. B 5...... 3 rveiiher it-arn t-uuld rflelll lhehnm. in,-sed their sticks away lid provided the club is able in carry up! by business lr s Auhrg chunk hr the recerrrr from unrh Srhrrdry morning. in the turkey bonsplel at the Char- l tw'n:r "rgamt 1" mot ms! lvaiatro iiieilt at it. Roy was given a intijnr '0” 1h9h"f?fh'v(?W M'9k5' ,,u;' - - lthe game ill Canada's latest ven- D U :rmt3t0WlhtC"1'llnK Club Wm be Pl!!- "ms -V We ” mm” "W M '" ' tbt-"mg the aggressor and Walker ture in gridiron glamor goes to "014 WORKO T5 "m3 - , ' - the part (If wiltrt-ii Gillism" hr 1 . . llldlcatluns thus far are that i-llecl on their lives for as lung !”E”m,' 5' up ha”, and men a nllllur. I V U. G W I e Payers" There wmrbe 55.9133” The fun eastern Fmeup of 28 The f0ll0Wl-Ill Rim! Wm P13)” it Charlottetown is hit for, it bliilllhlttlas they IIVP. l(gaiiil;le of ihr AC9: lrhf): thhui; gl:;;r';;'e”:rn::'9rh?r::r: 3 E31salino:ic;let:lhn:mth0f)3.iu receive a 'IIiluae)Qedl”aly hvevlglkzheilrhhgrrsliuiigthl-hl::t;ril.tha 7 P. M. hockey uason. T I P ysica ll The going was pretty rough in . t ' ' i ' lc l-Dr. Giddlngs, E. MacNutt. loss Department under the super-E The youngsters who fall to t-nilip- ihe rim period hui the ihams reahyion the pressure rbul tllfrvrcould do - i Drr grown. J. R. wmirms V5. J. E- vision of Brig. W.W. Reid have ly with the rules and rcgillalitnls laid it m in H”, h.(,(,mm and chair no better than iome rose. r . rt L B H . . i . . . D W h h A . h,nih,,. 0”. hi, Burden. T. M ton. . agna . the minor leagues WP” in hand of hockey will be spending the host mhh. came thick and fast mm Marh il 1 ch cos and t t r I r m Howard Mrcnonaldr and with lhc OPOIIIHK of the lslzlndlpai-t nf their time in fl1'Pri)PllzlllY Arum. Uf ihi. Apes has iht, bad llir not Villeaux )1-tntba (('rlr'EIl'arlr(1le VEW YORK rcprhhrrome wars hhr mr the heck blocking 103 or Ice hhnohg Cameron, RA! Park. I :cm0rluBH League Eli: inllgm ew; gxngmfo Il'lfll8.el;:Elll'IeSal?HflF(;1:llSllffgg man spending 16 of the 20 ")in4:lllt'l(h0Wl(()'l:en mg? I” mu icy of New York Rangers has com-ll2l shots. His seasnn's.milr'k fcrllh . err vr Willi."-la, G. wellcngr vg, We 93E”95 "Pam FV ' . t t.- ' h - I . M' 'A'th ' , t , . , . . 15 t t t .917. dropping ml 0: M 8 2 L N h D. C II t R. J s. R. M. Ew- classification with the exception of and will not pass over rule ln- lrlftrrlrn rlhr(:rhm;;r?r:0rs drfndl h”'m',r:i h . Sllllllllhagrgg U I rho lP3i-lclthva hlrcdgihvlg 1&';rcr:(re;r.S p3:l:rlf0u:.)3:npsia:e behind Chicago's All " f ihrgr if :(il;e". me ' junior. And we hear that a rleter- fractions with shrugged Sh0lllll9FS.I(r0ndur'r when he rosred his glove Di-lrisrtr f'(trht4'iod;ha;rI.) ham. .113. '-w Sllllciihli If-lame 8 Spirhcd chaiichge;Rollins who lost two points at Ice 3-Dr. W. MacDonald. A.A. mined effort is Lloing in be made tr . -, - . - i . r l min . J . V 4" - '- '. Q - h . , , - ' AMHERST tCPl- The Amherst F" i ind; 1. A h ir G r M read, 1) r M id '0', w M g. to Mani" - Junior Want" 3180- Wit”? "" the i””5"l' Of ”Jt'i"t'f" l1l?ct?l?iltl(;oli:l'll:lalbelll'l,Eg T2"lB .r:lalIfl,t'rlR'r;m' 3' iii”; ”"('”3D"'i';.'.1,T' Q” Rh” ';?:;',;3:.s”,,.f,';f I:E'ri:i:.i::l'92igetrnit's (ilcn Hall is fifth at Rambler: scoring punch showed to Kiley) giae-r52. Kealfna vs. s?"lhi:nonald. lflel lie might remind ua.vel's in He . - . . . iii '”'”5' .- ”"" IV.” ' j 0" 0-V ' ' . 1- A 1- advantage Tuesday night as the h L K (-11, 111 , Jhkin G. nu.-d , v, Roda, b Ht” papfiirw(twghl'S' Fl"?-Vllleeshllsland Slienmlz NB” Lml'lEll1iel”hatll'llffl WIg:lIl;;:::a;:1ln:f Sfl1l5ul1S(;iE'T:eI;"dIAcl:y;5 "nS!tdct)7n(illg P Si-nllr g"i3i;E,.'::Cr.;.h.. has iupped his 1-iiva1s?lEl):fl(:'ry uI?drlhzlg5e(:l'rop:ncfl onteloplnfnf Qlliimlcl Cdo lath r5enl0;.hJ:r0CrKCY Kgtlresy) A.lnhe:st.H;Iblt2, elce IE-Doug Sauennders. H. Peters, an aims. ml ize s. luvenl es live 881400 35 90””? 3 l 3 9 - ' r - i' - -0 3, . - ' eague ea ers s 0 an cory (Lr xu , Gr ) 15,220 0, Mill! , J. T. Whltlock vs. E. beg" pl”-V 't the 590"” Me” U" M'A'HiA' :0 do "us l"fh1'j”g"'l:litl:li::;r?ifx”;i&ACt::tlflil:?:gd0"M:: g1anltl'n'08:hl. faltchurnelczlleinilillggl eileirh Sui?-eihg&;,0S;Ai,iA;li)5ed(1rz-I21 1):: toplgaolzte remains far ahead in the 0”” "'9 MWMO" H3wk5- Penaletles: lgblnnc 15.08 Leyte F. Acorg:mMyron Bell, H. L. Sear. . with plenty of players to 80 has to be rea yin part wi per rh . ilh . b. I h. ena lost or ' r r i o e irs , r V . ,r. h or hhmioh based Ramblers. despite the .. of 15.50, Dorrhrgroh 19.”. ' E. Gmerprr. lround. The midgets andrluvenrllu cent of the gross iiaferof all 1817108lO:llVU:'4l:e'h"f;1dS;nnrhfplelifertrzrhi lhnagd-hrn1Stt()lldl.l(i(;l lrihih Rriil.lkl4.0l).r tag the season opclled. stgl teas: mtrrzlrlhae hlrorpcsy (l.(()ltl;ll of goals ah mp league mhrhsmhh Pier" Brrh Second period: hr Amherst, L. 8.30 P. M. "5" '59” "9" ”9""'"d "M 3"” me” "3g'””a”"" ”””””” i- '- d 7n- li- - c' C - tm(D0"a'- 1 ' a or ' W "M ""h-" "m mm O"- l 'd 'th n -not-a--o of ltil a taut and hard-worklniz centreman Kiley tsmirli Whltel -54- 5 Am- ice 1-Dr. Prowse, .1. Cameron. thre-team It-aglies. each playjnl ments. In return the league gets ggpxr. hwwkigng da,hr.l;0";t”:o:r,::::l('”i"?' Mr,”fr.hdr , h D U V," saves out at 904' ('llaIli'CS.'3rllllL'P- g0al;:e.u:Vl2 Orahhrihhhand 2.3-3 fhrlr.rr" Bcrrraquerl swarmed an hrhr hear Reid hreyre) 6:53;. 6.. Am. S. Cmhbyr Hum Mhcrreod V30 rh two games per it-(Mr, The minor 3 number of advantages inrcliiililll-t mrrr playing hrur r side Pa"-ri 1llIr:i) iii hhhrnhrhjrr U (mrlreirhpoint flrtfprlrrolll lablklhtlekhi lgrurgi worslcyh . Hawks and have rhhrmure horhe harsh rhhenrren (D. Kheyl Ken. Hansen, Hod Mhcrnnrh D. Peter. V league teams are being sponsored that of protection for .1'ef8lees.r ltlshhurman hmhe me he for rhelfiihliirlvr f)H;y22.... 7;” . mum, But .Wtll.sl(-y rbloc ed .0 r Harold Hansen of Montreal Junior May) 945; 7. Monctohr Bow. Mn, 5, 3, Macbougall, .e by the Rotary. Abegwelt A. A. A. may sound like a grim W8Fl1ll'hg,ACEs hr the 1.08 on hi. I I a.v . . arr 5' r 8 eS,5nots in his thlee appearances 0 The statistics. Chhadims ,, hectic evening. hers (Leblanc) 10.54. In FE Mkimmh Gr siwenir and the Playground Cummisslon but it might do a lot of good lflerhm a lie soazschilrmnnl ll.02. Penalties. Blllms the week for a .969 percentage that Show stops Ghats PM The game was his, hut ohiy six prrrnyr G. whne mm. M Kennedy. Ar Lave VI. wr wonhr . and all supervision tarranging layers remembered that the M. Th - r. h bl dh r 6.32. RnyiMalorJ 17.04, Wu keI'-carried his over-all record up five 1 rah 548 37 hrwhmihm. pehaiiies were handed -ugh Thrrd period: 3. Amherst E? H Sande". R. parkidger giii i I schedules. referees etc..i is being .H.A. severly frowns upon ':efer- R) 9 -995 H 9"59"?3" ('”'”d '7-”4 points to .936. JUS1 0119 D017” 59”” Planm N" , ” 3". 9 "936; Amherst led 3-0 at the end of the Schmidt (1-herrieh gohieyi 553. Robinson, : carried. out by the Physical Fit- ee-baiting and especially 'J0dllY.4:rL(;::5on:;:di3li:x: :):lnr&e brl3m'ul.lu"df:alln)ble 510 181 if -3 Mamet "9 has Slftppod 623 of 669 Wtlllrsley.Chfji3 73:7 64' gm lflrst, outscored Hawks 3-1 in the 9” Month". Home itmcrigix; ic, 3...), squuebrlggg, G. Henry, i.4 uess Dlvlsmn. attacks on referees and becauie ' - - hhr II is Ah, a for the season. go ll'LSl,lk Elm Shh M0 55 .917 Second and 2.1 in (he ihii-dr 6.”; lo. Arrrherrtr merrier, C. Campbell Chick wiiihm. var l t ,, . 0' "5 amhmlan w"hr1;r'e j I SAWCHUK DROPS ram" Del t 5236 491 45 fem Hank Therrlen set the pace for (Kennedy, Leyiei 12.34. w, R, M.cNeul, Don Wonnacott. Equality. Fraternity and Just- a wayward payer mg i in 'IlTl- . 3 ml 45 916 iihmhiers with two goals mid two Prhrmesr white 8.37. Darrin, Don Mhcihiynr Cr Remy, ' Ice" is an expression that just self barred for life from organized Terry Sawchuk of Boston. last Ha. Dot - assists. The league-5 mp schrur r rzoh Ice 4 hr mu Huh Howard about sums up the divisions out. hockey if such an attack ocurrcd. week's runner-up, had a dlsastrouallaumley. Tto rhhtidviihitl-8. 7.902 Shermle whiter picked up three ogtophr-,- Douglas. R. Lecrnhh W. Rodd vs. I look on the development of the It has happened bcfore. - " "'"”m'''''” ” "C more points on 3 goal and two ap- Hmsmh h I I A . ' I . H in 4 qrhi C. Macpongig, miner MacDonald. hr. small fry. All teams have been i r r I r H r r r sisls. Other Rambler goals were Leda”. V V I r V V V . r H 3 1 F13 up 1,, cox, Geo Henderson. t h ix iii th I lxl'l ' ' I"; pwlegi and lmcked Wuhan gyetllo Rllrzmlxiht Inga wings mgv: Illllnf-) st (nl"”w”"n rmwyhl .4; propose O rt dmdcd mound J.l2deKllSch'nl'3dtt'i ,,;. V provl lug cose Cnmpellon in 9 n or . . r ; co. aynr on 5' er 0 Humbug Kenne y. u ey. ri . -g i," leatues. None of the teams have T0I'0ll'" f0l' 8" ")E3EPm9'" l”'hi K"('h9"Pr I bump on the head Reid and Bob Gray. Houle nnd E ii a settled roster as yet and if It "I? I-9:175 lad (r3rh1”K”'3r T” r:?"dl Ind 0181" Stitches 10 provide u Bowncss picked up the two Mono- 5 rg gppeug that imp riquad hag gm cod Back aw s trave 0 row; J. Humphrey Bullas with a T p t g is. i much on (he haii gm. ihe hihe” Ynrk to meet the second-place. frre ticket in the Olympic 'm3rllL'0al!'lIl kept Ramblers on the i .. then a shakeilp will take place lianrizersr rllllrtrlrllit Nfaflllmg rfl'”31 Wlhnter games in Italy. TORONTO tCP)-Pl'0n10t8l'S of seat 25.000. Two sols nf .tcel-imp or the league standing. 3 to insure a well balanced league. T" 8P5 S I 0110011 B" W - layor Weber drew Bullas' sad auiomohiie race track constructed bleachers would 10' G " 5 lmcton i” " St John "3"" from ' drum m"”'l"l”3 l.A)ll))ro!l))o.1f near Toronto said Tueae vide another 50,000 seats. his a T SKATIN C Hockey ha! been characterized. the "am?! of Kitchener-Watw 9 mm la b t d into ii would be three times the acom- Tllesdu MIIIOT ""1 wmeum” with "inch 1u!flflc- ChE”Ir:a1"':!"'h '?Trc h Muigh 1” Dutchman season "elm" fugrblall sfadfirllrlrf in time modation afforded at Toronto's Y Monday andrwednesday afternoon , , . , , . , 4 - 5:30 . :tilonl;. Oars halal:-:,i-earlhn al)na:ll,l'n?mlP:;"f.faTl: waarrlhlhhzr liririlihieiisorarhi; i(ivheai-want: Kaatmtrhe Saturday nilzht for the 5156 Grey Ctlrlrt former the (YeBnlltSl3f,ia?rfsH(rlrlrlllrTll1,eTEE-l;:iITC:h:Erg:"::' HOCkey RESIIHS r Adm; Aduits 25c; Ci-iiidren 10c. . r - . ” .. .. . - - Hugh Ween. an 0 tea 0 h v i a split up or a gasheri skull sym- Maroons Senior A entry In the Aft r in th (1 v, t . f A to dt l the eating space of v;in- , , . . bolizes courage and is won, "he 0.H.A. League. Miirph spent the mayoer 31:. mlzEElVl:lK rtahve gircllibigmglxfilid sdvlttlaplllie ailkihtcrvigrw ::uv;':e Emifire Stadium. where hizygjeinwfag g:tl,,cehiig,::,I:.1cisior?ir;;J Monday and Wednesday evening . . . .. 8 - 10 P.M. a badge of honor, Thi, i, one of last two seasons as coach of the when he lost his footing and it is hoped work on the S3.500.00o this year's football classic was Leagues yesterday 3: the Sport! Adm1”10" 50c 5 31,301-ifetgrf i:i):S:"'ii and isulzieirb fglllliltfltflgg flilaendflrliflagtrfief OI: hill. like was knockgd nmf Eight scheme will start this winter. Tl!” P15:-wgn said the track would pro- Arena However' every game was i pel in the minds ofsthfviiemz (git Heller. ex-New York defenseman. fhe( Wef)slll:le.r. required N do” E:22'..,;lys8p3:3X:f!m:.fi,th.f,o.El3la?: vldeefacilltles for Olympic Games. g?:b;0ri?:::ist:g,y:Bs ::"i:;yev:,,i-3? Tuesday, 3:30 p.m.-P.E.I. Hocirey League ': ”w”t The" l5 3 dl5mlCt difference The Om Hardmfk who-W 3591'" -ere---v-----a valve construction of one-and two- mlm-WY l5"0”5v "1355 "?'igi”"3 thing they had into the game. S.-dde AA25 Vs” 5' D' U' "-”'99" l'"W-Oil and dirty hockey 31'0" were "iwalds the N "-1-, I i. F mile trai-its nn a 750-acre site near izatltbrlmzs and 0”” 9V9'”5- Following are the game summer h 9 lust as surely as there Is a differ. few years ago has had a series Keiuehyr zamiies north of Toronto, ies; .30 PEI Hockey Leagu. , -t - Ince between it solid. clean-cut or ups and down: since he came - u c n . id the initial Ian calls i -. Red in 2 - Thursdayi Si p'mt- ' t ' . . had h h . I, D d i F ir ree sa p Cr e Paperwe ghts w gs M t e vs Parkdaie i i - ho gncrcic mg”: bl'"'t13hl kpltlydr grrlrfu Mrarlllrrlerir rllhhthi t5Yl':n:tY I ll for a permanent covered stand to Leafs ll Redwing gun by W, on 8811 - 4 cross-c ec or . llonares no u 3 no 0 - W -j-:--:vmj-m- sly undetected trip that are equally les. After Sydney came Charlotte-

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effective but illegal. Dirty hockey - has no place in hnt-key anywherg but especially so in the minor leagues where the kids are learnfllg

Piano Player

town. after Charlottetown Van-

the habits that will have direct

couver then to Buffalo but that's

as close as Murph ever got to N. i.;

H.L. It appears that Murph is dest- ined to be a minor league coachl

Al Bourk.

WINNIPEG tCP) - Edmonton skimo football fans didn't forget

The piano-playing CPR fireman

from Si-hreihcr, Ont, who last year

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Capitals & Beavers Play .6-6 Overtime Stalemate

l-'REDEIiIC'l'ON ICPI -A Fred- ericton Capitals and Saint John Beavers played a 6-6 overtime lie in the Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League Tuesday night. The loss dropped Beavers to second place a point below Amherst Ram-

Penalties: None.

erlcton, Blackburn (Campbell. Le- clerci 10:08' 5

55; fl. Fredericton. .VlcPlit-e. tl.e-

lhrhr .lnhn. Puddicnmhc tKllllmi'iI1. Kill- . i . Vip Palladinn and Mark Bnilenu ma 17'”

, P ll" . : V rhr

"V9 55"" -l"l"' ” 2” "”V”"”3' o5::tiiI::-- lnggllll .lniin smilli A

in the first period. Then Frederic- ,N,-(.om,. Baum”, .56 12 NM

tan counted four tlnics in little hricihhh irhhier, .(ia,hhi,(.ii Mr.

more than it three-lninulc span nf ininshi 2,35 ' '

the second. Leclcrcr fircd his first p(.h,-mics; yim. of the game followed hy Larry Si . r , 0 r

Blackburn. Buck Whitlnck nnn,S,h,?,?;' . 7 m h r 2,, K::hfr),l.lfhIlrl'3nU:. g(')hiiIir,outr:P(;h:-dil:)aI: Doug McPhee. Leclerc helped bnth lrcrhih . ' . 4 H 7 ii an .1 7” ' 9 s -

Blackburn and McPilee. ,

Puddlcombe ended the second'. period scoring. Bernie Macdoriald made it 5-3 for Caps Before Wimpy Jones continued the saint John

Carmen Bcisileo's Title On Line

tallying and Puddlcnmbe forced overtime. BOSTON. fAPi -Weliterwelgh! Summary:- champion Carmen Basilio nl First period: 1- Shir-nrt-I;-rllir-2 Purl; Canastota. N. v.. invades Tony inn. J 5 t u c I : . - . Iigiint. Bntiileau fNlnollel d” Mm” hm" 9"”""d” '”

night. to rLsk his I47-poinld crown in a I i L of one of bile stir- ring scans of the year.

The battle-scarred. Ii-year-old f-ltlelioltler. Tuesday was an M0 5 favorite to again beat the nqust. 23-year-old Boston bomber lit the Boston Garden. The boot is scheduled for the champion ship mute of 15 month but few of the experts figure these two solid sockers on got the limit.

No Visitors For Ida Zalicios

GALVESTON. Tex. (AP)--Rabi

vHint-libergeri la 2 59.

Former National League er Died Monday

RIDGEWAY. Ont. (Cpl--Wit llam Stanton fstani Jackson. 31, a former player with Boston riruils and New York Rangers of Its National Hockey League. died It rnlmt.

Mr. Jackson. born in Amherst. ed with the air force

rat and Second World Wars and from-I941 tn 1945 was in the control tower at 'n-eatou. OIIL. su-

was "captured" by Edmonton fans hound for Toronto and the Grey lftiip. iTiii-may night after seeing his sec- ond Grey Cup game.

(tin special at Schreiber in go a short Second period. 3' I,-n,dr,r.h.iu" iias aboard and Al started play- Leclerc (Campbelli 9:26; 4. Fred "'5

r r Fmdericinnr him nit the train until it reached Whltloclf (McPhee.McIl1tnshi 10- T0"'"'0- He saw the game at their cxncilse and on the way back Saint. Pl-'lyt-ii fur more than 30 hours at .'i sli'r'tl'l1 Ialitliird until they reached Edmon-