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sin-till“ VICTIM?’ Sill“ "T111? iPWllTi had cl awn a match mls- ¢ - _ Thﬂlilpson was purchased from Bos ,¢gnduct penalily for nrguing with glfggﬂl°g.saﬂds;,f°hm‘di and a“ . 3 C tm . for. to zuliru tho Rcd Wings net, i rpfpy-p‘, Nnmmn Lampom Tho Red _W1ngs forced tho pace; Lincup an the oncnint.’ period but 1%!‘ they LINEUP: nlmic of llt‘ roam: l’ was orcn- . . ~ ~ . .< to Lhdgset ti‘? pact,‘ on}? krhonlg lhngcrs Position Americans iéfcclsiofigagtvlotll. shgliémsefl-grwulljdgs. sons nnracu ous saves eepn i e Ken. Goal Robertson Cowlé‘, Ggmftre Sandi subs; “Tilfxfeulgzli from 18km“ m? em‘ grrlltt [Silence “Jerwa Clapper. “Ycilnncl. Conncher. Pet- . . I Goa .. @191‘ ~91“? - llrral’ tin ‘r. Hollvzt. Schmidt, Bauer, llfyiIliljll€iﬁhglo e111, fBthc-igdrvds.det.gghfl N‘ qcdvllﬂe, CNN?‘ Chapman] H1 Crawfuifi I v _ . nmiion D.“-~d51yq< ~<ub5 gammy}, M. (.0l\1..v. P “All; CM! ..Ch1cngn-- 1.41, KJlllhﬂS, de- J 4 ‘Kcilv’ Jockson: slutglc-kl‘ Sag.“ pi lyhlglrir ‘ fmfe- 5m”. - Damslgofb G0.“ Chamberlain‘ Men’ H180” And "vlrcwlgatlelfvariu nndcrsgn ' Wise‘ I {tﬁcllirenvigjgslkliich sulfhommme‘ ‘As-ll. . . - .. ., . pson, G _ man, Beuttie. SOY-Wil- G0ldﬁlf0ftlli~l| lllinco. Robinson. Nnrtllcott. Bes- _. fence Géodfeugw a; A. Jack-Elm, H. Smith. ~ lcr. Jcnkins. Romncs. ~ wards hfc-rtcrl. “lures, use?» bc: Hiwgers Subs-z .C°u1ter‘ Watson” RPM?“ "Hhmpben; lmcsmnn- u’ ~ t . ‘L: , em’, 551d Abe} " H" h _ Referee: Norman shay; Lincs- SFMAIARY i: oi‘ iaJsZ Mickey ion and c. n. ma“ N°’““‘“ “mm” First Period t‘ “nvmh smmsmr- ‘ I Scoring —\lone 1' '5 ° First Period: Pcmltics ‘-Norie f Scoring‘ None. ‘ ‘ ‘ u Wnzlties: None. __ , ~ - v _ ~ a: second Period inﬁwl-‘taetirgers, Shiblcky (h. Col second Period Effort-rig: None. Penalties-None. l. Boston, Schmidt 9:34 ( Penal : Parsons, Modal. Penalties -Portland, Seibert, " Thkvl Period leoond Period: 5 l. Detroit: Bruneteou (Bury. . Third Period ‘i flow» 14:33. 5—Americans, Stewart (Ander- 3- Penalties: Homer, so?) ‘r1188 C0 1t 813 2. Boston, Clapper (Cowley) 4:- - ngers. u er : . if NEW YORK. Dec. 4 —(C P)- ~i—R_angers. L. Patrick (Dillon, Boston, Sand. (Cowley, Get- ~ New York Rangers sto ped past C. Smith) 8:59. lifts) 15:53 “~ theirdnizra-city rivals, e Amerl- Pencltios —Coulter. Stewart 4. Boston, Schmidt (Bauer) 1 cans, in the National Hockey (Matchi Jerwa. (Major), M. Pat- : l! league standing tonight as they rick iMajori, 5. Boston, Clapper (Schmidt, l! toppod thcm 6-1 in the first Bﬁurri 16:51 _ i! all-ht" York clash of the season. Third Period: Pclmlty -—Gciiii'fe. ' A capacity crcrxd of 16,246 saw - 1 the game. l$—Rangers, Dillon (L. Patrick, Art Coulter, with m unas- C. smith) : hm“ (H n r . 2zsi.:°%it..x"d..tl.§#°e2%ii n‘. e, e = ' Down The Alleys .1 ion. and Bryan He all tallied for '7—R.angers Ni: (tigilvlgllilliw. i _ Pe ‘ I _s. c . o_vn_e5ux. ___ 3; *_‘_—~""‘ _ CHARLOTTETO\\'N ALLEYS i3 o a ' Tonight at '7 o'clock the follow- ﬁ R w m T0 ing couples will roll: ‘é Ins A P. Smith -—W. MacNeill. , , a o I. Paquet-A. Moran. I!‘ A. Kane-S. McDonald. iv Junlor E, McCnbcﬁlf D Webster. i. H. EfcMill-un-P. Mchmis. o i? B. McCabc-Dr. Mcllfenzie. l1 CLEVELAND. Dec. 4- (AP) — M. Mulch —-J. Wi lami- Moymggn Que" p“; 4__(gp) Henry Armstrong wound up train- D Henrtz--A. Doran, _A single pom, booted by Dan 1m today in preparation f0. his H. Praught-C. McKinnon. welterweight iiile fight here tomor- i=1. Wl‘£iXl—E. Moore.

real 700

wAI-Jrnn iJtrt-rnzm-Jsv-i,

ague standing by

and wok a rebound of a sho' by Martv Barry off Goalie Walter l3ro-,

(id's pad.- and flicked the puck into

It was. Detroiﬂs first shutout win, of ihe season and the club's second

Caprou with less than a minute to play gave Rezira DJlFS a 4-3 dc- CiSlOll.

death game before a crowd of 2.- Tonadian

yi"-

Arecent check-up oi LEOO omai and protessional hockey players in over 3O co mines showed 1,729 wore C.C,M.'s — 71 playcrrglsed 'I other makes. Truly C.C,lv1.'s

are champions everywhere. L

(. dealer for free, olog uo.

Thompson Wings Blank Leafs I-O;

Rangers Drab Amerks 6-1

DETROIT. D60. 4—(C'P) — De-i scoring the Americans’ lone 1519,94 a 5.0 “Cm-y over the zyhanb itvit R84 Win88 "Wed out of 11>" wwitcr on a cw from Tommy pion Chicago aunt Hawks tonight nice in the National HockeyiAndﬂ5on_ m 59nd the Bruins out mm sole

turning back ‘ a frce-for-nll

‘ 0nd

saw Modem out Ixrlnd

_ ., the players m“ mi cloves to engage in the fisticuffs

ll 2X35

came when Bruneteau raced in i stored.

m.- cqi-nqy, ‘idrcw major penalties. while the , O t k , svu Hour and BZllTV g0’ ﬂ$~Sl;~[S‘f01'l\l”|'5 broihcr. Lynn. anocﬂrvd " ffuff.‘ ,‘,,‘ﬂ.d“’,‘,‘f.1,.if,'d““§}' Clap e, 9Y1 me DHW- ‘ i1“ g“ m“ “'°"-“ "l m? clash- “ scored on Cowicvs pass and as he

Francitco in u. iii-round batik’

Mom- Lou Ambers, “no droppe

sudden-

lnra Saturday over

Westmounts in a

for the "unofficial" junior Emwl“ football championsip.

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WITHOUT THlS ‘TAO

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Prince Edward Island’s Only Sport Goods Store

THE BIKE SHOP

, , Tcmpers ran high through the Toma“) Mam“ L9H“ 1'0 l“ t‘ 55"‘ game. Tounrd the end of the sec- ngcly’ fought con est hero tonight. A crowd of Bruneicau score tho only tliccontcs- iivc nmitltcs and 27 scc- onds before the final gong. Tho tal-

broke doffing their

"they were joined by the players from the benches and it wassev- oral minutes before order was re-

Murray Patrick and Joe Jerwa

cut on his right eye requiringslx ' Before that clash Nels

row night with Al Manfred!) of San _ a ' the lightujeight toga to hammerm‘ Hen-

be on the same card. meet- ' of Cleveland,

Black Hawks

CHICAGO. Dec. 4—(CPi—Boston Bruins‘ heavyscmlng mills reg-

possesslon of ﬁrst. place in the Nliilﬁllﬁl Hockey League standing.

Th powerful Bruins scored four grants in the filial pcrl0d—threc in 58 scconds.

Before 17.894 fans, largest cmwd of the Chicagoi season, the Bruins clonunaie<i play almos’ from the .~iart )0 fmish._They took the lead on Milt Schmidt's second period goal anti then turned the game into

Chzcago defence collapsed. Boston ran up its total on quick goals by

norm xsTr: nowutvc

Mixed League

Eight teams have entered in the Holy Name Mixed League which starts away tonight at '1 o'clock when ‘Iiearn No. 1 plays Tram No. 2. Wednesday’ night at 7 dclmk No. 3 plays No. 4. Thurs- day night a double header will be played. at 7 o'clock No. 5 plays No. 6, and at 9 o'clock No. ‘l plays No. 8. All games will start promptly on time, no waiting.

Thednllowing tiwo teams will bowl touicht at 7 o'clock sharp:

No. l No. 2 C. Pineau F, Tierney R. McFarlane I, Dougan R. Ellison F. Gallant F- Flynn M. Carragher E. B chard E. Callaghan l5. Cur v P. Harper Tonight at 7 o'clock:- Ccmirierczal League: Bingos vs. Imperial .~ruit Co. At 9 o'clock, B12 Five League: Five Aces vs.

Grails. zvusosfd TS WINNER

Mal‘. by Guardian's Special Wire) PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ‘i-Clzar- '" came throng-n with a

l "' tzvnl to give Pith‘): "l wcis n 4-3 ' icigv over P1 ' tm Inter-

"au lscague hockey msiit lmkm a

crowd cf 5 .00.).

I, TODAY REGULAR SKATE

TONIGHT Tom McFarlane Ed His Band

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i A ‘ ‘A ' Brilliant As ‘BF ""18 Hand Bourque StarsAs Canacks

Defeat Toronto Leafs 3-1;

TORONTO.

Gathering momentum

late start,

have amassed a. winning streak of three straight games and appear at last to be fulfilling pro-season

their win Sa turdav '

promises. The third

Habltants consecutive night. stepping to a 3-1 decision over Toronto Mable Leafs with a goal in each period. They skntrd faster. passed better and showed more confidcnce first apps-armor" here. when they

5'0 shutout KampmamMarkerInjured

Dec. 4 -(CP)— pet-ted opened but um:- Stew after a Evans gave them a 8-0 advantage Montreal Canadians ion a play with George Mantha,

scored

than in

were beatcn 4-1.

The defeat

definite feWPd a scvor

ligament in

was doubtly

suf c skrvtc cut his right lance. of

their

costly to the Leafs. who lost the services of defence-man Bing-i and wingmnn Gus Marker for in- pr-rlotls. Knmpman in tho calf of his it": nnri Markrr n torn ‘

Knmpman

lifoxirt-on,

they took the offensive and threw a series of jolts into Leaf efforts t to organize power attacks.

Lineup

Toronto-Goal. Bmda, defence, illamilton. Kampman. forwards, itfhambcrlain, Kelly. ‘Metz. Bubs- Homer. Fowler. Thorns, Jackson, Marker. Apps, Davidson, Drillrn, Parsons.

Canadians-Goal. Blourque, de-

i i

‘ fence. Wentworth. Evans, for- . wards. Kayne‘; Gagnon. Blrire. ‘ Sims-Brown. Cain. Summechll,

,Sirbert, Boswell. Drouin, Lorrain,

1 Mtmtha. Ward.

DaOfficials: Babe Dye and Happy Y.

tfliil-“Zsssfétilité ..-‘.i::*";'...t$:la “mm”

amateur ranks. wcs th~ in-bhtcst . Firs‘ Pﬁlod l gémkglz ‘hi: Lgglmglgflp‘ a‘, " nlésCanadiens. Blake (Haynes) rtninluéteasieziindfoi.lgelcogidgnrgiritjp hiﬁoiiaities —Hamilton, Summon?

shutout who

n Ha rvcv

Horhcr.

Jrksoti . hlosted his drenm on n pliv with Bi‘! ‘Ilwvns and Red

Second Period

,a$"e“v_)]33ﬁk‘;‘ng’;7i2 f (Vllmilgn-“Talgl; lakboCutiadiens, Summerhlll (Cain) girgrkihxcrgasltoriihg‘ nudw marl: of l penalties _G“gnon' Hammmh Pee wee Summcrhill scored his . Thin; period team's second goal late in the, 3, Qgngdigns’ Evans (Mantha) griddle period! on a perfect setup 6,21 _v Herbie Ca n. .- 4, Toronto‘ J k - The inspired Alontlrcnl club Ilrrncrl 13:42. M so“ (monm

‘ﬂayed cnutioiuiy as the third

Argos Defeat Imperials T0 Retain CrownI

TORONTO.

Toronto Argonauts won the senior football championship of Eastern

Canada. for

year when they defeated Imperials 26—8 here

The scullers will defend their Dc- minion laurels Blue Bombers

here next S

Dec. 4 —(CP)

d- ' ht the sewn stslﬂzthic $5,000 Augusta. open golf tourna- snmrday merit with a six-under-par 278. While Leo Waiper, darkhorse

against Winnipc

xday‘.

LeBlanc Sta rs

F o r Ottawa

(C. P. by Guardians MONTREAL, IcEianc of Mfnrinzi. N. B., scored i four goals and ﬂFblilffi in anuihcl‘ Saturday night ns Oitnuu Senators whipped McGill Redmcn 10-1 in a Quebec Senior Hockey L/cague game

in Ottawa. The vic-torv point behind

Montreal Royals who t

l‘. ire 0th an

E l‘ d

second goal,

. v . y Montreal Con drmv 2-2. Rene Bcucircau of Monr- ton made i-he play

S Dec. ‘ 4—F'rouki

left Senators on the league leadin .il

.\ m“ t ccrdia

CORNWALL, Ont. bee»! --iCP) —Trail Smoke Entrrs classy form and u potent scoring punch last niiht to down Corn- F.,vcrs of ihc

wall iucial Sxninr

ion hozk-tztis

Eluropc-bountl for an cxhibiiion New York Giants won the eastern rerirs. Smok‘: Enters took n 1-0 division championship of the Na- Pad in 1hr opvnuigpcriod and tional Pro Football Llengue today then wont to ' i’l the rccond by defeating Washington Redskins.

P" s rorcless 1987 champions. 36-0 in the final . c the fin- gnmc of 1h? i-cgular season, ‘The victory gave the Giants the ‘i'——~~— right to oppose thc western

A word hurts worse than nl champions in the playoff for the

Wqilurt, , _ __ vllcaguc tiilc.k___ V _

.Smoke Eaters Defeat Flyers

Hvgitcv

hcrc.

western champions,

pecial Wire)

for Quebec's

displayed

Quzbrc Prov- hngilt- 8-1 in the final clash cf iliclr cxhiirit-

A Penalties -None.

I Wood Captures Augusta Open Golf Tourney

AUGUSTA. Ga., Dec. 4—Craig Wood, veteran blondbelter from fitamaroneck. N. Y., charged in from behind today to capture the

pacemaker fro-m Washington and favorite Sam Snead fnight it out before the bulk of the gallery, Wood played in comparative soli- tude while running up a 69 in the morning and cappmtl it with a, re-

g

cord equalling 67 in the last 18 holes. _ He slipped ln a stroke below

Henry Picnrcl cf Hershey. Pa.. while Walpsr came hack strongly Hfter starting i0 blcunup and salvaged third place at 281, a, stroke ahead of Snood.

6

Indefinitely

e

w =-

iOhlg bccn ncccssarw to place right wing- er Gus Markers‘ left leg in a plaster cot and that 50 stitches were re- quired to close a deep skate cut on t‘ right calf of Bingo Kampman, Husky dcimccman.

Both players were injured as the leafs bowed to Montreal Canad- iotis 3-1 hcre inst night. Dr. Rush sold it would be guesswork to say hogjv long the men would be out of ac on

S

Giants Capture Football Title

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 ——(AP)

i a i.

pi l Claybourne weighed in at 147 and

Players "Out ”i

FAMOUS

“STARR” SKATES‘l

Graham Scores DecisioniDowell Rules

Edward Island heavy-

Prl nee George Graham

weight champion of Murray Harbor successfully de- fended his title at the Splitting Club Saturady night when he W35 awarded a decision" over George Iﬁﬁllé of Souris. The Champion who went in at 190 pounds and the challenger who touched 205 “em the full IO-round route of the main- event on tho boxini; Bari

In the six-round semi-final. the Boston Blonde Bomber. Joe Hen- nessey, and Tom Claybourne, Char- lottetown, light-heavyweight cham-

on q! P, E, 1., fought to a draw.

Hennessey qt --=. _

Leslie made n siartlmll 631W" bark after bein: floored by 61R" ham in the fir." rourd fight-—the only knockdown of the match. Although not hurt radii! he took advantage of the otrnt and came up for more.

For the rest of the bout the two stalwarts fought it out on oven terms. Graham used his wnli- known rushing tactics and kept the gigantic Leslie bottled up. The man from Sourls wasn't given a chance to unleash one of his lethal blows.

At times the champion received a. mitt in the face during his rush- es. But it didn't faze him and he kept boring in to add up points.

When the tenth and final round was over referee Bennie Binns raised the champions hand token of victory. Although Lcslle met defeat. it was no disgrace to his fighting ability as he was on his toes the whole time and flame as a rooster. But he did not have the ringmanship that Graham

The send-final between Hermes- sey and Clo was the hair-_ raiser. The wo well-muscled boys put up a scrap that had the fans on their fee-t several times.

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Win Over George Leslie

Tom's murderous rights.

Rapidly losing strength, both men lunged (Li. each other during the fourth. fifth and sixth, seeking n11 opening. But they were so well I-LAIHAX, Dec. 4—(CP)—I-la.ns4\ matched neither could bottle the '1‘. Dowell. ident. of the Non other up or get his Sunday Bctotia. Ama ur Hockey ti

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_ g ed Gill. husk l°§°dé§§‘§lf0tie$$l.°.“ éiiniﬁ ‘ it» eneivl» w wl-v Mm Bvdw 1n =1»- ai. a minimum and the rrOWd gig‘? H1152 roared its approval when Binns e g _ announfednlthc iscraémledas ma mo: lgsjtéiégcgoxplgéled Wm‘ we 0° Benn e nns inn e , ~ in a. capable manner. Gm w“ t? hggtggaiggd ﬁnal;

Hooper were judges while Dr. F. C Dougnn and E. F. Acorn were

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Hockey, Results

Throughout. the six rounds it was anybodyﬂs battle. When the‘ third round come up both were

tired. It was the opinion oi’ manyi that it. was only Hennesseys re- markable ability to duck that sav-

ed him more than once from being on the receiving end of one of

Springfield 1, New Haven 1 .. , .. .v wveﬂime w» étﬁtii“‘ll.f°wiilii' tit. léﬂltiii Hershey z, Syracuse 0. . .. " Pmsbur H 2 Pmvmenoe ‘ tonight include. Tho Old G11! g- - - More," “Yip-Yi Addy." "rm

Man on the Flying Trapeze."

of the

and

DMPANY LIMITED

Gill Eligible"

ch over. All in all it was as y Mmcwn defence“

Ralph Cameron and Geome ggurday m m

men's and announcers respectlve- mission to may

before the October deadline.

lily ‘lhi- (‘unadian Press) Saturday Results National llovkey Ileague Montreal 3 Toronto l.

Intcrnational American Inlllll Syracuse 4 Cleveland 2. Pittsburgh 4 Phliarlelhia 3. Providence 1 Hershey 0.

New Haven 4 Springfield 1. American Association

Tulsa '7 Kansas 0.

this popular pastime.

increase in patron?) and it is ex- Eastern Unltcd States Amateur pegted anoghm- -~ "mpgf" cmwd 110M119 Kilt be on hand for tonight's

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Sunday Games, Archer has announced that

with Among the numbers whi

National league

Boston5. Chicago 0. Detroit 1, Toronto 0. Rangers 6, Amgri

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With Sydney

at a meeting tonight declared B

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Gill offered proof he had been in Sydney since May 21, five nwnths

L a rge Cro wcls‘ Attend “Skates ."

A largo crowd of skaters ﬂocked to the Forum both 8aturday ai- ternoon and evening and there I no doubt whatever to a revival in

‘rho return of the band is in n0 little way responsible for the shaft)

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