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Bincinnati/lk-cquire‘Hennsley From 'l"ribe; Giants Obtain

Hank Leiber

For Bowman

lly Judson Built-y Assuriallvtl Press Sport. Writer

Dec. 4-

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. of the American I ., deal 1d azioihcr by which yew York ( mt» obtained out- ileldcr Hunk Ln bcr for pitcher Bob Brxvntan 11ml "1 came within 5.x hours ti’ cairn other and cli- miyd, l! no: closed, the 11111101’ league trading at the minor league

r > big league delega- " Eiztzulcd today and ‘in 1c draw to a mu‘ wifh its ac- l't*"l‘lCf€(l ClliCfly ii i w.‘ l-lte Giants. ‘on and a sur- > bv tl1e chain i ‘Xlilxil sottglit more handling oi pluyers in

tlt-\ t-iopzucnts,

Wings if Gain In

DETROIT‘. Dec. 4-(AP)-~Mod- ere aMudt Bruneteuuls 8021i in the flllﬂl minute of pley enabled De- zicit Red Wings to van a seesaw Xattoltai Hzckeyt Leuutie battle to- night from I-lrooklrn Americans 4-3 beiore 6.179 inns.

‘Fae victory. second over the Am- Orlczllls 1111s season, gave the Red undisputed‘ possession o! Iifzlt place.

The tree-scoring contest waa 0n- livezied by a near-flurry or listi- culfs between Referee Bill Chad- wick and Nlunagter Mervyq (Red) 1111:1011 of the Americans over the allotted failure 1:1 the official w call u pcnzilty.

holore the veriod started Chad- wick and Dut-ton had heated word: and when the roieree asked i! he was trying to mtimidote him. Dut- ion replledm- _

‘Tm not threatening you. I! 1 \\“dl‘l'.\‘(l to. I'd punch you in the jaw ﬁrst."

"You'd do it only once bee-aunt you'd get punched right back," 1e- borted Chadwick.

Drtron twice came from behind as Br olzljvn took the initiative and kepi- on even terms. The Ameri- Cans scored tzrst. at, 4:47 udien Norm Larson a): the mxi Wintl defence caning out and bent goelie Johnny Mowers. Eiiflll» mlIWW-i 1&5- er Dem-mt. evened the count when Jack Stcu-irrt rolled the disc through goalie Charlie Rayners skate from 3n tent out.

Broalzlyu regained U10 155d Bl- 6230 o! the sesond period on centre l-‘red Thurier‘; whistling shot, but again Detroit, deadlocked Whe 860R on Sid Abel's goal at 9:41

Thirteen minutes ziiter the third period opened Carl Liscombe, standing in trout. of the cage. took

m-Wtinpllcatiuns

N.H.L. By Brooklyn Americans

that ‘the new deal in Cleveland might be cleaning liousc. It was a Slldlslll cash llﬁllallCllOll and the money involved wus no great sum, although both cutbs [cit they had Lent-titted.

The little 34-year-old backstop has been a tnxuizintit iigtue 1:1 t-iic major leuguc» tor a dozen years.

"tug 1n one world series ior the Nancnul League and a couple of all-stair games for the American Livngue.

Alztnnger Bill McKechnle of the Reds was glad 1'1 n". him because ClliCillllilli. dPsptr.-v3l’ nccdctl I.

catcher (‘ﬂpuhlc of playing regularly

for the next ‘wen:- or two and‘ Hems-

ley will iii‘. llllS order adequately»-

evc-n though he ‘nzt only .240 in 9a 1st sewou

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nan swap seem- ed 1t stanu \\ h e her or both as likely to be 5.113 next season instead of the busts they were last.

'I'h1s deal \\':1s completed after hours of squabbling over n. tnatter o! 85.0190 diffcrci zti in the amount ot‘ cash the Gi s ivere willing to give and the 111 the Cubs dc- tnuutierl.

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Fifth Place Defeating 4-3

Dub the Red Wings in front. On an alnwst‘ identical play the Ameri- cans tied the score, at 16:41, with Buzz Boll taking e. short bass from Ken ‘Mosdell.

Just ivhen 1t appeared the lame would go into overtime. Bruneteau slapped the puck past Rayner, Playing his first game oi the sea- son for Brooklyn.

SUMMARY First Period l-igrlocklym, Larson (Wycherly) iizlfrgtroit. Stewart (Abel, Grosso) Penaltiesr-Bronizan (major), Eglifi. Second Period iljéiBzilélvklyu, "Phuricr mill, 139M011) ﬁgibmli. Abel (McRerivy, Grosso) Penalty-Stewart. Third Period 5.—D‘clr0it. Liscotnbe (Bruttciccu, 6ii~rofo2l<>ly'r11?jgoll (Mosdell) 16:41 ‘l-Detroit, Bruneieau tLiscombc,

Kilreal 19:41 Penalties-None.

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

Ottawa Roughriders won the Do- minion football title. beating W111- nipiag Timers 24-1 at Lrtnsdcvcne Park in Ottawa 16 years ago Five thousand spectators saw the By-

Leafs will send Sticks and packs To war prisoners

‘TORONTO. Dec. 4—(GP)-'I‘or- onto Marple Leafs '1! the National Hockey League have arranged to send a supply of hockey qticks and pilcks; t0 Canadian and British soldiers in German prison zamps. The action followed a letter lrom Helen Jackson of Butfalohead old committee sending parcels t0 Bri- tish war rarisoners who said a Un- inc-d States sporting goods firm had sent skates and boots {or the pris- cnvrs but that, no sticks or pucks were available,

BOWLING’

CHTOWN ALLEY! City League The Five Aces and Patriot

opened the City League last niiht. Capt. Jimmie tdxicd his team in victory. The rallbirds witnessed

lccetily contested match. The re- stllts- are as foll0ws:- Five Aces:- E. Doucette 238 199 184 A, MoCloskey 228 209 138 E. Robin 188 313 2'73 R. Duncan 2i’! 306 289 Cv. McDonald 1'14 174 239 Total—3252. Patriots:- l". Gaudet 3N 186 308 F. Joseph 301 206 190 L. Levers 181 159 2'19 J. Power 320 181 181 F. Acorn 2'18 1M 240 Tot-a1~3395

High single J. Power 320.

High ‘three I". Gaudet 792.

Foul Judge-J. Chandler.

Pins Juclge-—G. Campbell. Poms Patriots 4; Five Aces 1.

Vics shove Millionaires" Into cellar

SYDNEY, 115.. Dec. (~40?)- Sydncy Minionalres, who reached the Allan Cup finals last winter, dropped into the cellar of the Cape Brctzn Hockey League tonight a: they absorbed a 3-2 beating lrom North Sydney Victories.

vics' win broke a tie for second place 1n the three-team league. Glace Bay Miners are five games out in front.

Lelt-ulnger Fred Johnstone boosted Vtcs to their win, getting two goals including what proved to be the winning one. Laurie Smith got the other,

Jim Wilson banged in both the Sydney counters. Alter Wllsozfl second goal in the last period, Mil- lionaires threatened time and again but were unable to finish oi‘! plays in front o1’ the North Sydney net.

HOW HE CHANGED U

Until he was 20, Pancho Villa. famous Mexican bandit, herded goats and sold cheese his mother made r"

Rumors that Canadians will Sign Bill Fraser

4—(CP)—-

MONTREAL. Dec.

Paul Haynes, coach of the amateur Burlelgh Grimes, veteran mBJOl‘ for next. year in a short oonier- 16:50 was the only score o1 the ‘Phomm 12:17

Canadiens in the Quebec Senior league pitcher. been ntuned enoe today with General Manager opening period, but, he clicked 1- tS-Ohlcago, Thom; 13m Hockey League. said here tonight ntanazer o! the Toronto club for Warren Giles o! Cincinnati Reds. gain at 1:13 od’ the second. The Allen) 18:50 C he could not conﬁrm repOrls that’ the 1942 season and that, a. work- Terms were not announced. but oanadlens trailed only 3-1 ﬂier 6—Montrea1, sand; (0-60 ‘ his agile goalie William “Less m}: agreement had been reached Riddle was reported yesterday M Toe Blake's marker at i0: bu 11:11 W! Fraser, “.111 be mum up by ‘the with Pittsburgh Pirates of the demanding a salary double his 1940 the Hawks s well in from Penalties-Bouchard- Mitchell National Hockey League Canadzcus. NBUOIIBI League. contract. with B111 Curses shot at 12 1'1 m ’ -

“I'd like to ﬁnd out the will Bill Thorns’ tally at. 1a v1.1.4 PM“,

about uﬂllgt rtglselféagéiecgﬂlils» RUGGED SERVICE aliitlmtrealbahttliwegt {titzzuwmoi unitlili 7

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Shrlllllxld we lose Frasehrki’; Fr r may N‘ H‘ L‘ Standlng 110N001? —l;l(Ol]P‘)— Erlnishltfoog seccizgig bgoial ﬁt 1s’! lilucr! the oeooﬁd 9:01‘ cooper (penalty “h”

e repors are . use — on duty a ea Or ney sun per . a: e an edging n, - a-chmgo, 11 3mm

be called up w replace Em Gﬂrrl- P W 1- " F A P" which hat-hm Schpa Flow. Britain's mt shot. to leave the 0411mm“ Icy? 11:00 ey m‘ 5°“ iner in Cnnadiens’ nets whch the most important naval base. are re- behind only 4-2. lcago, 591135311156

team ttwes important gantes in Boston 11 9 2 0 39 1B 18 guided as “Overseaﬂ troops within But the great Black Hluwks blush 10—Ohica.go, Dahlstrom He 'I‘0l'0nlD saturdnv and m who“ T°¥°m° 11 8 3 ° ‘H25 the British Isles, getting a. free ia- in the ruin period turned 1e Qllﬂﬂ, 1mm) ma’ ma“ Sunday. Chic"? 11 5 4 1 39 38 13 sue o! clgarets and other perqui- match into a rout. JoeOooper acor- 11—Ohic , 111mm, (Bu;

511mm ma”; be signed by the New iork 11 6 5 0 41 3A 12 51m o; that c1555 o! service. ed u penalty shot st 9:01, Doug Allen) o"

um. canadiens, Ross Ritchie Dell“; 1B 4 '1 1 1'1 3'1 9 __V-__-___- Bentley bullied his tmm goal t; pemtuehmmhen Qumy M, will step into the net m: the os. Brooklyn 12 a a 1 2s 4a '1 m“ u‘ NEWPORT numum 11:00 minutes, defenceman Earl L“; m KL. club, it was regorted. Montreal 10 1 8 1 23 42, 3 Y“ _>_ ____* glloeihit at 12:56, Gully Dﬂ-hl- Mlnardh telleves “has,

Crimes named e Leaf Manager

TORONTO. Dec. k-(OM-Sec- retary Arthur Lunan 0t Toronto Maple Leads of the international Baseball League snld tonight that

Riddle comes to Terms with Reds

JACKSONVILLE. Fix. Dec. 4— (AP)—-E1|ner Riddle, the year‘: outstanding pitcher in the Nation- a! League. with a record o! 19 games won and {our lost. agreed to terms

Canadiens Lambasted 9.2 As Chicago Sets Season's High For Goal Scoring

CHICAGO. Dec. bum-The Chicago Black Hawks net a sea- son's i311 for looting knight when they defeated the Montreal Om- ndiena 8-2. before 8103 apectntorl in the Ottlcago Staci um.

Led by Doug Bentley who achiev- ed hockey?» hat trick with three goals. the Black Hawks ran u a

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Hawks and their point total ex~ ooopceailonza Ruth’ w‘

oceded the eight run up twice this‘ season by the Toronto Maple Lads. Doug Bentley's first goal, It

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