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HERSHEY, 9a.. Dec. lB-(AP) -Hershey Bears played a 1-1 tie overtime game with Springfield Indians in their first Internation- al-Amerlcan Hockey Leaguemeet- mg Saturday night.

BARUNS BOUT RAMBLERS

QLEVIELAND. Dec. l8 —-(AP) -Scor1ng three times in the over- time period, Cleveland Barons routed Philadelphia Ramblers 5-3 in an International-American League Hoe!!! Eﬂme here Satur- day night.

Harry Currie. one-time Char- lottetown amateur scored the last Cleveland goal.

KELLY AIDS IN WIN

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 18 -(AP\ ~Wesrv of being kicked around the lnternational-Amerisan hoc- key's western division. Pittsburgh Hornets placed a reinforced lineup on the ice Saturday night and uoeri o1" New Pnvcn Eagles 3-2.

Pete Kelly of Charlottetown drew an assist on the first Pitts- burgh goal scored by Sid Abel.

PLAY TIE GAME

SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Dec. lB—-A lzoal bv Joe Cooper mve Philadel- phia Ramblers a 4-4 tie with Syracuse Stars in an Internation- al-American Hccketv Leamle game before 4.000 fans tonight.

Cooper's shot. after a rebound off woalie Phil Stein sent the game into overtime. but neither team could scone again.

WIN SIXTH STRAIGHT

PROVUDENCE. Dec. iii-Cleve- land Barons remained undefeated in their last six games bv ‘troun- n an

clng Providence Reds 4-1 League

International - American

hockey game tonight. It was only the second defeat

for Providence in the last 13 games.

EAGLES BLANK HERSHEY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 1B- New Haven Ea/zles climbed out of ‘the International-American Hoc- key League's eastern division cel- laritonight and. with a 3-0 decis- ion-i over Hermmey Bears, took the

thitd place soot previously occup- edby Springfield Indians who were idle.

“ilug” McSpaden Captures Miami Open To a r n e y

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 1B-(AP)— Herold (Jug) Mcspaden of Win- ohmtcr. Mass. putting on steam do. n the hcmestlech, won the $10,-

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W. - oa.r.n ingeparonthelast two holes to tie. hosted took a two-under-par 68 for a n1 of 2'16. Mtﬁpaden, who slipped one over par 3d on the 1mm back In 33 for a 69

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, Dec. 18 — (APO-John Getchell said today

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Texas

lost to Non-e Dame 7-0.

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Score 3-2

Hand Rangers 5 - O Setback

_ __‘ omcsoo. Dec. 1a -<o1>)-- Tonomo’ D°°' m (c?) ‘rurning on a. high-poweredscor- Red Homer, rennial favorite 0f mg attack Chicago ma“ HEW“ the penalty pers, was in overcame he

best bad-man form here Saturday night, but the spark the big fel- low‘s rou¢ihouse tactics usually supplies to Toronto Maple Leafs was lacking,

Conn Smyt-he'.s_ men remained alone fifth place as they as- sorbed a 3-2 drubgglng at the hands of New York Rangers.

Of the 11 minor penalties hand- ed out by Referee Ag Smith. the Giant leaf defenceman who has made the rest of the N’. H. L. bouncers look like sissles during the last few campaigns, was charged with four.

Penalties played an important part in the contest. but the breaks came when New York players were cooling their heels. Gordon Drilr ion scored Toronto's first goal in the initial period when Art Coulter was serving time. In the second session Cec Dillon broke a- way for what proved the winning tally when his teammate, Mac Col- ville warmed the penalty bench.

Lleafs hemmed the Manhattan blueshirts in their own defence zone in a desperate attempt; to overcome the , two-goal advantage Rangers took into the final 20 minutesfrhe best they could do was score once. Murph Chamber- lain performing the trick on a play with Doc Romnes, Their main stumbling block was Goalie Dave Kerr. ‘

Manager Iiester Patrick lived up to his promise to Toronto fans to play the same wide-open hoc- key as when hm Rangers thumped the Leafs 6-2 in New York. So clams did the Gothamites obey ord- ers that some fans missed the o ening not of their brilliant dis- p . Dutch Hillel‘ scored after 26 seconds of play.

mum's goal on an effort with Harvey Jackson and Syl Apps came less than two minutes from the close of the first period. but before the whistle sounded, Rang- ers were in front again Taking Clin rnitlfs faceooff near the Toronto net. Alex Shibicky gave Goalie ‘Turk Bmda no chance on his hard drive,

Catching the Leafs down the ice when Mac Colvilie was serving a penalty late in the second per- iod for continuing play after los- ing his stick. Coulter passed for- ward to Dillon. The winger dash- ed for the Toronto goal. drew Broda out of position and pushed the puck into an open net.

LINEUYS : Rangers Position Toronto Kerr Goal Broda Pratt Defence Homer Heller Defence Fowler Watson Centre Rcmnes Nextall Wing Parsons Hiiler .3 Jackson

Win

Rangers Subs: uoulter, Shibicky, M. Colvillc, N. Colviiie, Dillon, Smith, M. Patrick, Moiyneaux,

Toronto subs: - Devidison Hamilton, locking, Kelly, Apps. Drlllon, Chamberlain, M e t z.

Church.

Officials: Ag Smith, Referee; Charlie McVeigh, Linesman. SUMMARY:

FIRST PERIOD

1—Ra.ngers, Hillsr (Hextall) .85.

3—Toron’w, Drillon (Jackson, Ap- ps) 18.09.

ti-Raneers. Shibicky (Smith)

.10.

Penalties —APDS. Dillon, Homer,

Counter . Second Period:

so-o-mngeh. Dlllﬂn (Coulter) Penalties —Sh.ibloky, Watson, Homer 2

. Third Period: 5-1‘ o r o n t o, Chamberlain

(Romnes) 16.25. Penalties —Horner, Hamilton.

Pirates In Deal With Boston Bees

PITTSBURGH. Dec. ilk-Pitts- burgh Pirate baseball club today traded A1 Todd. veteran catcher, and Johnny Diclrshot. utility out- fielder‘. to Heston Beesfor Ray

Mueller. Bee catcher.

The ‘Pirate from office said a "considers-able" bundle of cash went to Bees with the two players.

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second-ghee New York Rangers 5-0 t to strengthen ther fourth tion in the National Hockey League.

A crowd of around 18,000 saw a sturdy Hawk defence, led by goalie Mike Karakal. repulse every Ranger threat while find- ing the visitors‘ net twice in the first and third periods and once in the second.

Rookie Phil Besler broke the scoring ice for the Hawks at 15:07 in the first period. assisted by Paul Thompson. Slightly more than two minutes later Mush March ran the margin to 2-0 with a goal from n difficult angle.

Joffre Desilets added a. third marker 1n the second period and Paul Thompson and Bob Gracie sewed up the decision with scares in the last period.

SUMMARY

First Period 167 Chicago, Beslsr (Thompson)

18?. Chicago. March (Seibert) Penalties —L. Patrick, Seibert. Second Period _

3. Chicago, Desllets (Gottselig.

Blinco) 1B :48 Penalty -Besller.

Third Period.

4. Chicago, Thompson (Levin. sky) 12:07

5- 611161180. Gracie (March, Thoms) 17:00

Penalties -Seibert, Coulter I (minor and 10-minute miscon- duct), MacKenzie.

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Mmers Release

Jimmie Innes

GLACE BAY. N. 5.. Dec. 1&- (CP)-—-C'li1b Officials of the Glace gay Miners of Oape mm’. Hglcjk-

. e announced tad“ had reeased Jimmie Inns?’ Wmscr at his own equest. - .

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Play". won the ninth annual At- lantic Coast women's squash rac- quets chnmpionmip today with an easy victory over Anne Pa e of Pmladellihll. the defending itie- holder.

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