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The Guardian

Saturday, January 8, 1955

DOWN THE ,-- ,..,

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MONTREAL (CP) - President Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey League announced Friday that Maurice (Rocket) Richard has been fined 5250 as the result of molesting an official in a game Dec. 29 at Toronto between Mont- real Canadiem and Toronto Maple Leafs.

The fine includes 550 incurred autbmatically at the time because of two misconduct penalties im- posed on Richard.

Richard got into a fight with Bob Bailey of the Leafs and. after they

BACK

I

I

,. a - wi. Brent. Hniiatt. Charlottetown. has former with total winninlZ5 M 323:! ; ' kindly remembered us with a 394. Now he will have a couple Christmas card from st. Petct's- more years to show his good rar-

burg, Florida, where he and Mrs. Rowatt are spendtng Brent

the

writes: '”No horse

McNamara,

winter. h racing l l here but lots of dog tracks. A man i 3 by the name of ' used to train and drive horses, also

acted as Slilll?.l'?illfl judge at tracks

who

ing qualities. Fulton Moreside is still with me. He has the trotter Mack Fingo 212 2,5. Bellini Might 217 3,5 and Mack Fingols half- sister Dora D. Scott. I have inl addition to Trti Single G., Colleen Adam 212. in foal to Victory Dalel

up in the Cential States, lives ill 2.05 3,-'5. Masons -ID that I wdiil an apartment next to us. He says with in Quebec in 213 1 5. thel that he. knows you" Brent enclos- trotter Mahlon Harvester 214 l'5l

as a. card, shmxlng the. grevhounds w:t.h their colors and masks on at

-he also took his record in Que- becw-Whii'laii'a,v 215 4 5 and Helen

were parted. is said to have slapped linesman George Hayes in the face with his glove. ' Referee Red Storey gave Ricli- ard a major and two misconduct penalties; Bailey a major and urn misconduct. HEARING HELD FRIDAY Campbell and referee- in- chief Carl Voss have since investil3'-ed the incident and a hearing was held at NHL head uarters Friday. In addition to ampbell. V055. Storey and Richard. others attend- ing -- all from Montreal Cana- dn-ns --- were managing director Frank Selke. coach Dick Irvin and defencemen Tom Johnson and Doug Harvey I The fine brings in apprnximai-l.V 52,500 the amount the fiery Rocketi

ed

to

I Australia.

YDNEY,

break it.

last year.

the

Rocket Richard Fined 5250 For Molesting Official

has paid into NHL coffers in 13 seasons he has been playing. The amount includes a 31.000 bond he had to post last season. posed for flouting Campbell in a sports-weekly column. heaviest single fine was 8500 for throttling referee Hugh McLean ::i a New York hotel lobby during the 1950-51 season

Landy Expects His 3:58 Time- Will Be Beaten

(AP) - world - record mi er John Landy said Friday he expects his time of 3:58, establish- in Finland eclipsed ”before very long."

But he didn't say who was going

Richard's

to

Speaking at Sydney town hall. where he received broadcasting trophy as sportsman of the year. he said a four-minute mile is unlikely in Aiistralia under present conditions.

A very good cindt-r plenty of lift and strong competit- ion are essential for-a four-mlnul-9 mile-and neither are available in he sa .

Australian

track with

the

im-

ILITTLE SPORT" '

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Rouuou

V

. 3.-A M V

be

Trio

Oi Fine Rerlorers

Freezing rain, ice and snow a a bad combination where our upland . game birds. particularly I-Inna, an concerned and those interested in this type of shooting are keeping an anxious eye on the weather The stage could be set for trouble if we have further snow fall of the typa we have experienced to date There is considerable ice on the ground at the moment and if this is covered with another coating of

l the finishing line. The track is Hoosier She looks Ike he willl ' I00 Ind CYUM iohCI'9 I5 I-T011519 in I-Ila - beautiful. vtzth a profusion of make a good race mm... Ilnalh, I , - Above are three. of the Char-ltory over the second-place Monctnn New Year on local ice last night. offering. 0: com." our bpgn-1. h,w,, Haw?” and mm,” wees sunound. have V,m,,-V. Dale and Major Pep-I S ' L lnttetown Islanders who figured Hawks. Atrightlsiightwinger Bob Danny played a very strong game lelmed . log of n-mu mm, the ma 1,. W? remember dnver MP per rm, Wmmm Bnbmeau Ml . - greatly in Islanders win at the Gray who opened theacoring andas- and his presence was certainly felt duuymu, win”, of 1933.34, gum Nnmam V9,... M,” He raced in the Mommn. V,,.,o,.,. Dan, was mm," b Forum last evening. At left l5YuI.!- slated on Dolwclllnga first goalig (line by bgth Lloyd Hinchbei-ger and (comumed on my 7) Maritlmes and Mattie. and reined a to H. 8. Chief in 204 3 5 at Que-I O lander-s left wlngel,VBill)b)' poise ng opening D6130 . t 'cen re yl:- coat: Steve Brklaclch who have 1"” numb" (1, W-nmm. Thanks, been I helm"? Vmmy Dal? Wm, who led the gchailottetnwpz am fenlciemrain fvartrny Oconnor rwmo bfen holding the defensive fort B.-grit. we hope you and Miss. How- make Fl I-gal sire. He is hv Frisco, (,OU,,wB,,s Ohio (CF, N The Kamn Cm, "59" Is Xpmng with a brace of goas to its - vic- me e s irs appearance 0 e aone or the past three weeks. Rangers Rgcu" i- I, - v I . hl1- . 2.00." . -;. i 4- e - . . . . - , I 3- at M” ha” a most peaqmt G Dale 4 Thankg Lam C Na-Ottawa international League fian- mator league baseball because of wing" vic,How.

I

Single G. 2 02 I I eerta.nly

last-place

Caps

day in the south.

And here is Laurie J. O'Brien of Windsor Jrt, N.S.:-"Enjoyed reading your racing review. Am

very glad

is has been a

the aged horses will get

are glad you had such a good sea- son and hope you will even better one th;s year.

Gordon F'osi.e:-, formerly nianag-

ltl l8l'lIlEZ here (Continued on page 7f

Caps Explode In Third To Down Ramblers 6-3

AMHERST, N. S.. tCPi

6-3 Atlantic League victory. outI.ts

The two

exploded with a r . Forward Gerry S m i th.

le.rs in the th.rd, ald.g0t- the other.

Bob Legere in the first and sec- and. Bernie Bornaqurr. cariied the

nod for the Rambleis. firing goals

In the first and second period.

Hank Therrien notched the third.

Lint-tips Smith lMcDon;tld. Honni 4:03; Ft. Frederirtnn- Goal: Craig: de- Fredericton, McI)t)nalrl tSPw'- fence: Mosgrove. Heon, Powers: ell, BllSSl 5:48, 9. l'i'eriei'i('i'in, forii.-irds: rlowriy. Myles, Legeie, Smith 'L4.PKPl, Mcbonnglil Hzzll. Mcbonagh, Sewell. McPhee, Bliss,lPciialtics: Reid 7:37, Rogers, ISmith i.'l:.'i.'l

third period Coast

traded goal: evenly in the first. two periods but three-izoal attack in the final frame to blank the. Ramblers and put away.

the game

who scored in the first. period, collected two of the three Fredericton coun- Bernie McDon- The other two Caps markers were picked up by

-- The Mcl)iinald. Nicolle. Smith. i Frcderu-Lon C i p 1 t a la turned on Atnlierst. Ramblers here Friday night in the to fashion a

Senior Hockey

Amherst -Goal: Bltim; defence: . L, Kiley. ROIZPFS. Blackburn. Pair; 3 forwards: White. Lccltirr, The-r-I rien, Savard, D. Kiley. Reid. Sa.n-I don, Krnnctly, Berii:iquer..

Summary

First period: I. Amherst. Evin- aqiieri fRogers. Kcnncdyl 5:48; 2., Fi'edt-rtcton. Log:-r IMcDona;:,h,: Powersi 8.37: .1 Amherst. Bern-I Laquez ISavari. Kennedy) iii: 5; 4.l Fredericton, Smith flmgeic. Mc-' Donaght 19:22. Penailiics: McDon- agh 3:56. 1.. Kiley 6:.'ill, Povvcrsi ll:lR. l

Second period: 5. Aiiiiitirsc. Thor- rien tl.et-iorc. Sziinrinnl 6:03; ti.

Ft'erlet'it-ton. lI0gei' (Smith, Hclini, l 56. Penalties: McDnnagli l3::ll, Craig f.set'v6-ti by lVlCDIll'i;ll(ll, Lo- clerc 14:30, Blavkhtirn 17:30, Rog- ers. McDonagh 19:40.

Third period: T.

Ii'ie-derictoti,

Defective ls

Probe Boston

BOSTON IAPI - Massachusetts auhlir Otis

fhttnoy assigned El. detective Fri- in dctormine whether there were any violations of state box- ing commission rules in connection Sharkuy at

safety commissioner

day

with 'l'hlit'snlny Athletic Association Mechanics Building. One bout was there here several stihstitutions which ing commission investigation. Whitney.

nightis be u t I

cancelled

If any. furthcr

taken

FIGHTERS Sl'SI'F.NDED Commissioner

hoxors Ted

'”We"'l"'l , .M"”'aY- MOSCOW. men- The Russian NW Vtfki W1 7V't'"'v B”dl"P”'l- National hockey team defeated Conn: Joe Arruda. Fall River, Swpden 4.2 bprore 50.000 ha”.

and Harry Poulton. Charlottetown.

directly after the hotils. In ti-'lrItl'

Hockey Scores

By THE FANADIAN PRESS Atlantic Coast Senior Mnnctrin 2 Charlnttetnti'n 4 Fredericton R Amherst 3 Antlgonlsh-Plctou-Cnlchealer New Glasgow 5 St. Halifax 9 Ptrtoti Fl Quebec Junior Quebec .1 Montreal I Ontario Senior Owen Sound 2 Niagara Stratfnrrl 7 Chatham 5 Ontario Junior Gait 2 Barrie 0

A

A Falls I A

Toronto St. Michael: II Kitchener 2 Toronto Marlbnros 4 Guelph 5

American League Hershey 1 Pittsburgh 2 Northern Ontario Senior

Inuit Indians 1 Sudhury 5 .. - . .........

FORIIM DATES

and last minute led to a box-

ex-offtrio chairman of the commission. assigned Del. Lt. Michael .1. Cullinane to investigate after a commission meeting. Cul- Iiane's ioonrt will determine what. action should be.

Henry J. Lamarl

Roh Ca rririgton and

Fr. Xavier I0

Assigned To Fight Card

Robby I-Inglish. both of Fall river: Frankie Dell and Tommy Lee, both of Boston. and Mel Brown uure put on the unavailable list pend- ing the investigation.

Before the fights most of the fans were offered their money back but most of them---L227--stuck it out.

Johnny E ii c kl e y, longtime fight manager, currently the Sharkey Association matchmaker. screamed after the fights: "Soma- thing's going on here."

And Lamar said "somebody i.i tampering with Buckley": show" and ,adrlcd "there will be penal- ties."

Russian Hockey Team is Winner

frozen spectalm-s in Moscow"; Dy- nnmo Stadium Friday night.

LONDON ICPI--"Char." s noxi- smokeless fuel. has been rl:-volnticrl hy scicniisl-S of the national coal hoard. It's made from coal irealerl with stcam to remove important smoke rnmpnnrnls.

s ransferred to this Ohi have ”"i:i1i';et-siiiiai-lin a 5500.000 deal thati lended four difficult lple-A baseball in the Canadtania er of the. Charlottetown Hotel and,"aPll”l- l another two years racing lease oninow manager of the Neiiioundlandl Maritime tracks. My old horse Truiirlotel, St. John's. Nfld. still has a I0”"”l like. it volt. He keen interest great per-

Rnd Company -in lCit,v Athletics for 350.000 and Pill” ('lIllsP. p . Si-aduini from St. Louis tar

open Friday with 36-hole scores of

years of Tri-

C oi u m b u s Columbus put up

Nine the and the money

huy ,

the 14,300-scat Red Bird.

for 3450.000. la"

The detil hrought TI'lDl9'A h35P'iM3-V07 25 . others

ball back to Columbus after rims. it was just more than three

rinse in the operated by

National League, was moved Omaha, Nebraska.

Part of the trnn-artion tioiitivt-ti Friday hi Fiedottrk E. I?” Jon;-.-, spokestttein for the

rliraiv. is a "sironi lroikiriit HlzltN"IV”""v ROPIIINIFY, got . mnnti, Ya.

mom" with l(.'insns (Tin from

Wlll4'II (loltimhus exports nwnsi of its players.

Floyd Patterson Wins By TKO

to

NEW YORK. Floyd Patterson who his 20th birthday Tuesday, tered Willie Troy with his qtiick.l o'csti-uctive hands Friday night. to

hill '4 technical knockout at tlie.l-lea" 10 - g:rr:rr:1C'::i.:::1d,0:;h;:P"T:r w Hawks regained complete control and the mm 0, my mm round. pmyarson R.lR. Bell 4. F.yR. MncLaine 12 ,'rhp :ms't mp ngmuttgg M H19 Hawks had time to recover. weighed 166. Troy 162. D1- H- MRCIHI-H9 6. T- W- Mll- ' t ' The Hawks made it 2-1 at 9:52

ftor the

pin. -bColumhus

answer

- flung

night in t

Although Troy. the No. 6 mid- "3" 14-

dlewcight, never was on the floor.

Also four games

he was a sorry sight as he sat in;V0U5 T1'0Pll)'1

his corner alter the fifth. He had' an egg-sized lump over his eye and his left eye was pl:-toly closed.

Al VVc1ll. manager could be seen motioning it over even before. Dr. Vincent. diello of the New York state letic mmmission stopped the even contest.

Patterson, the sensational Brook- lyn boxer who won a title at the

com- of Ti'o)'. wasi Nar- ath- tin-

clock. competition: p A. W. Hyndman. T. W. ll-larper MacN-eill. H. Sears, vs. W. R. Mac-Neill, L. Turner. H. Dobson. Li. Donald.

Dr. Prowse, N. Nicholson. B Mar-

to Charlotte opposed this. She said the; lOtIawn lineup was filled with sec-I weeks ago that the Columbus finn-i0lId-I'M? American As.-ociattoit.iPl?I.V I the C?Il'l'llnRlS of lllPll”" lA9Pkfl3.V5- to 1952 rejected Sunday sport.

The transfer of the franchise to hroadens international

Montreal.

with

some agitation front. (linals l Sunday huschall in the capital rial the problem butl a n d;

Whitton

the

and

Islander marksman while Lorne Danny ovconmm the rushing

Walters and Bert Hirschfeld tallied derenceman, (aged by inch” m

301" games were for the Hawks. capitalize on one of the ITICOSI h e W:-ilner Piizes ,iI?i9”3"5 LINN” P0W"lf Mid -33””? plays of the game at the eight, me mum.-mg re. krill? had it comparatively easy mmme mark. He pwked up lhel

the

o a transfer--the move of the Athle- II('S from Philadelphia which was approved by the American League close of last season. , The four years Ottawa had af bllSlfI('SSnlPIT;lPr'-llI1 in the International Leilifliel Baseball were not stirvessful ones. The teaml Inever finished better than sixth in the franchise from lx'ansas,tlie eight-team league and crowds were small. There. was

RI

1 curiiigiitiig-gtiis AI Local Rink

Last (API -- Speedy Di-'l)'l3d CPl6l)l"di.e(l Bominel bat. suits:

L. Turner 6. A. W. Hyndman '1 Hon. A. W. Matlicson 11. C. Mac-

in the Rendez-

W. E. Maclnnts 6. W. Worth 8 right E. Tanton 5. H. Atkinson 8 J. S. MacDonald 11. F. Hansen 4 D. Saunders 6, W. R. M.icN(-ill 9. Draw for this afternoon at 2 ol- continuing Tumblers

Mltton.

Islanders

With 4-2

An eleven-nian crew louetovfn islanders nii.ped to an easy 4-2 win over the second-place

the season. The Islanders had con- trol of the play during most of the game and would have

P1H.VPt'S who "couldn't I score much higher. had it not been period. any better on Sunday the": for the sensational not-minding of The Islanders continued their A 'el””"d'”" I" HAWK-S' ROHIIB NICK Pidsodnv Who domination of play ui the second

turned aside a total of 39 shots.

The Islanders,

lll

period, niit.-played the th- while splitting it with t-he Moncton birds. and

lpeated their middle

penalties. which conducts, one to

lnpening session were quite I with both

things rolling shortly

the mid-wnv mark of the frame. trio made ie red light

the game. Buck managed to steal

of Char-

Moncton llawks at the Forum last night before the largest crowd of

run the

led by the two- HlI'PRflYl goal exhibition of Bubby Dowling. I-08ml?-1 set the pace curly in the game and ;,n.'wliicIi also includes teams in Ha-icollocted R 2-0 lead Toronto. Buff-riln. Si rat-use.

the first visitors by a very wide margin in the second pair of markers re- session per- formance in the third. Wally Kull- man and Bob Gray were the other

night, as they handed out only six included two mis- Isl.indcrs' Wally

ragged teams having consider- able trouble in getting their attacks organrmed. The Wimpy Jones, wal. lv Kullntan. Ray i.educ trio started after the quarter mark of the period and the locals were on the war-path. The Islanders kept t.he pressure on with Btick Whitlock. Bob Gray and Orin Carver coming very close Just after

1:1 their rtxt. turn on the ice. this blink be- hind Pidsoony for the first time in

Ta (e 8-Point Lead Victory Last Night

ling tipped the knee-high shot by Piusodny to close the lll'Sl. period scoring. stocky Hawks dcfenceman Paul Emile Michelin performed a perfect swan-dive when caught by Danny O'Connor while carrying the puck over the Islanders blue- line shortly before the end of the

period and outshot the Hawks l6- 3. At 2:37. Wally Kullmnn was given a misconduct penalty for throwing his stick in the air -in disgust at a call by referee Power. Wally was used very sparingly for the rest of the game to the dis- pleasure of the taxis. Joe Lepine collected two minors and B. mis- conduct in the period. the latter being for abusive language towards referee Jackie Kane.

over center, split the defence but

had skated past the net. before he

as rangy Lorne Walters sneaked

one by Shirley on the short side on a pass-out from former pro Dewiir Thompson. A couple of

minutes later Bubby Dowling pick- ed up his own rebound on a pass-. ing play with Ray Leduc andl banged it behind NLL'l( to give the Islanders a two goal lead for the second time in the game. The is- landers continued to press with Whitlork. Gray and Carver swarm- ing the Moncton cage at 13.

one off the goalpost and into the net at 9.10 to close out the scoring for the game.

Hughie Campbell who was sched- uled to arrive in Charlottetown yes- terday had to remain in Sydney due to unfavorable flying tions. kept out of the line-up because of

last night. team arrived on the Island. Coach Dugger McNeil could show no play- ing card for Watson and an gt

play.

Houle. Sinnett, Lacroix. Campeau. rubber in his cum end, skated up'Bowness, Hirschfeld. W a tters. Thomson. Robinson.

Kullman. Dowling.

tors fThomsoni 9:52; 4. Charlotte-

Due to the humid weather con- ditions, the ive became very heavy?

1952 Olympic. in Helsinki and lC):l)tiIgaLlll. 'A. HMa;IDo;iald vs” H R. In? puck on R Momma” ;m.w,,rd M in the final period and the pace.- mgn n,m,.m.d hump L0 mom mm H I ll, 135- 1- 80 mils. . Goss. N-.m',,,. am, ,3,-,-ied it in m.,,, We slowed down considerably. Wally the NO. g Rpm among mzhtmavyg Em) ; 1123-K Hawks nne, when he MW me Kulltnan took only one turn on weights. dommamd H" among m0R;;dfpillBeltt.RS.d Btllllollci ;im- Mon.-Lon detencpnnin ,-mdy Ln ex. the ice in the finale and in that . ..;,L.,c-.... - 9” Y W - - 0W- ercise the squeeze play an mm, interval of about one minute. gave a.tt. E K. Mi1cNutt.. Paul O'Rourke. Buck slipped in nice pass to wing” the Islanders a commanding 4-l

unknown Pros S'JDmi13Ciinriii-ii D Sodgevilck H .13””.. Oi” in Hip; Swift" Bab hm item wat1:l1yRcRmI5d)ut viimtwmimy I - - . t . . ic ceany witi a azing shot ones an sy e uc a mi y it for

::niDI;())n.mGe;)l.I lairgen vs. S. that caught the far corner of the the start of the frame. He picked1 35 "3 - - C IHRMI. - E. c'ge from nbo t 25 f t t. the u k in hi 0 - 7.0 d'

,0; ANGELFq (AP) T , Burnett, R. Partridge. dTwo ITIIIIULFSU later elahemislanders li'lp.Clt'Rl'lElgC sllppedsn .:lii)r't iiiissmio, "1 4 tl . k - r" W" I" -in 7-T-H took it .2-0 lead with Whitlortk Ray Leduc who carried up to the: 9 955?! NW" D10 EKSIUM 5- GOTHENEURG. swam-n fCPi- again being the play-maker. Lloyd I-Iawka' blueline. Wally took Ray's

mark of the 332,500 Los Angeles

136.

mated value of Sl60.000,00(l. about

320,000,000 higher than last year.

G””l"" DlCkl"5"" 0' 51- A"d”'lV5- This year's production by Swedish Hinchberger carried the tick in- lllw Md EIIC Mmlil "I 1'05 A"lZt3l95i shipyards is expected to exceed side the Hawks line andp slid it swept into the lead at the midway gr.-,5, ion; with an esgi. over m G,” on ,..-shy wing Bob

in turn. laid a pass to Buck in front of the net. and Bubby Dow-

drop-pass Just. inside the l:ne. and rifled is. high one by Pidsodny Shirley was terrific off Rav Ln- nrolx and Bill Sinnctt midway in: the period. Bert.I-llrschfeld bounced.

Dickinson. 27. it pro for less than three years, knocked out A 66. five under par for the Inglewood country cltib.

The 36-year-old Monti came in with .1 I17. Dickinson had a first round 70 and Monti I til).

Their 138 put them two strokes in front of the pack with format: If. S. open king Julius Born: the closest at lfill with the day's Iow- ost. y-mind, a brilliant (I5. No less than 3.1 pro: hettered par.

Design