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The Guardian Wednesday, January 19, 1955 l

Saints Win

City League Hoop Games

By .iEiiiu' LISKA

years. Jones will weigh about 158 and Robinson around 157.

Sugar Ray, is a .1-tn-lgfavorite to fashion victory No. 2 since forsak- ing a 30-month staize career in which the glitter. or Rold. "'1 both. (aged in satisfy the abdicated world middleweight champion and

use more money just like any--lsnou "mm in 1953' tnin from Vancouver. came Robinson. n4. laiinchcrl his roman bortv else. says Joe Glaser. And "” - E E" E i tllrouih with 3 37 to -Tick Burk”

lbane of all aging athletes, slowing

iFor Sugar Ray

l CHICAGO. (AP) .- Sugar Ray ?Rob.nson finds boxing ;ii easi-rrl 'work, and pays better, t.h.in being a song and dance inaii. Although the toimer

;H'BIghl: and middleweight holder is far from broke. he

HUB-

can i

lliRi..K mainly why Robinson is at-

'ericton Capitals, trailing the At- . lantic Coast senior Hockey League.

FRIZDERICTON. (GP) -- Fred-

whltewashed second place Menc- ton Hawks 5-0 Tuesday night with two goat, in the first period and three in the second.

Bernie MacDonald shot the open- ing brace and had one assist. Doug McPhee was on the shooting end for the next two, the fourth tally

k coming with Moncioii shorthimded.

Nick Nicolle ended the scoring. Lineups

Moncton-- Goal: Pidsodny; de-

City in March. leaped six feet. )0

.:"'i'l”-V ””l w”lc"."" M" "M" avwlmatchcs to conclude the fourth an- mlieri lnr ir-cognition of the rs-coid.

as reutiircd. Ferris clieckerl, however. and said Tuesday that through a Cl(tl"l

ical error the Chicago nizirk wasi

,, not credited in the rccni-rl book. He . . iwl”i'isaid Wicsncr had asked l1CC0Rnlllvl.nl:Il:;:)I,t(f:l;g) :ll”fle;1Ey Barber.

and the AAU had approved his

l3RErl Furgol held I 1 up on Al

Third per-Ind: Scoring: None. Penalties: Slnnett 7:55. IdcDonagh 7:55, Campeau (misconduct) 9:21, Lepine 11:13. 11:07.

Islanders Hold Skate Tonight

'-riae Charlottetown Islanders Hoc- ey Club will hold its first big skate at the season at the Forum this evening with music beingrup- plied by the Reece Band. The skate will get under way at 3:00 on a.

LA JOLLA. Calif. (AP)-Cnflada

nual international event will start at 11:30 it m. Henry M n r t e I 1. Edmonton. carded 38 to Marty Furgol's 42. Jules Hiiot. Montreal. turned in

Stan Leonard. the Canadian cap-

' Frigonlnjurecl In Second

Islanders Retain Lead With.

by Shermie White and several oth-

The Islanders continued to press

first place and should be the best

Dodgers Signgf 21 Contract: .

Now YORK. (AP)"- 3.-.,.,t.'. Dodgers didn't win the Nltiozlu League pennant last year bu; 4.

. fen v: McNeil, Le ine, McLau h- .. The Sport Lodge Trotters ran was runner-up win 20. Keith Dal- nmcweaver: fnrwaiigds. campegu. perfect sheet of ice and will last . . I looked why u mouth they.” b. UV” unbemm Elleak to Have" zlel scored 5” pom” while Freddly Sinnctt, liirscliicld, Thomson, Bow- for ma hon”-h I L I b lh Hr” in the conulct derby' Ranqpg 135; mm; by dumping. the Driscoll, Hiison Carr and Carlye new wane”, Lucmm Michelin, skating ent usbass rom mob: - With the listing of second-bug. secod pie. Nomads 69-56 in alMacDougall each had two. .wa's"'L the rural and 111 an arena w - mm Junior 51111.13. Brooks mi" CH3 League basketball game at the! Referee Earl Nicholson handed Fndcrlmung Goat. Craig. deg interested to knowkthat LhetF(),Tl;I'EI The chuxouemwn Islanders. mmed to the ice with F1130" in B 44 ed” followed by . W,” by h". 31 wnh-act. in the sale with Q”"" '5l"”'l0”'3 "ml Schmla m” 28 1.9"” "i ”" ””5m”' ."la”d.rz-nco: lVlosgi'.ii'c. liwn. Powers; M,” 5”" ” ch” ."”'"th "rug ' dressing only eleven men. 1nclud- the nets. They were only out aev- Emmett Kennedy. The Islanders only two regulars to go. The, 3. The 5900M Sam” Com-"”"'d 3”"? with the T"””9" dmmng ml for-wards: McDonagh. Leizer. Gl1- Skating "0 the mum of e C" in; their sub-goalie Frank Roper, erai minutes when they returned followed in quick succession with first-baseman Gil I-Iodiel and out. their winning ways in the City and W Nomads 10- . lll('l'l,SI"I'1lLll. ML-Phce. Nicolle, M;ic- 3”” fl”. proved pom" ami 1"" IOL back to their winning ways last to- the dressing-room and spent goals by I-lughio Campbell. Lorne fielder Carl Furillo. Neither is ex. League by turning back the Y-M D-We Armld 5001'” 27 Poll”? ”. n..n.rid, Miles, Bliss. "0"! 5"” PM ” ll"? "W ' E; night with 3 12-7 triumph over the another ten minutes there. Wherl Hennessey and Bubby Dowlhiz Ind pectcd to calm any trouble. I C-A Cfllltl 55-31 1" m9m” 1"',h5 mpped M1sc”.'”.3m the Samtsl summary (p.eC"d mmgm" Twkeuodcan uh Amherst Ramblers which bounces they returned to the ice this time as the period ended held a com- Gilliam. whose name has beta gue game. .n'lI1 over the Celtics. 'l'Pl1lllnl.Il.l('I Firs. permd. L '5-,.(,del.idDn'Vpicked up at.the Forunht ny.w d mam back mm sole possession or they had detenceman Lan.yB1nck. mummg 9.3 lend. bandied about In trade mm In The Ti-aims led all the way ill Fearon had 24 p0.iiis while Moiil- Macummm ,BHS& Mugs, 5:38. 2.,elght vendois also sellng Lalolmt my, place in an Acsi-11, once burn in the nets, and so after a C0l9h SWVG Brklllclch. sure of winter. will get about 313.000. in their win over the Nomhd-V The 50" had, 17- 090”? M'i"''G””F””;i-'rccimcimi. MacDonald (McPhee, me 9”)" Th” gs me pa" ” "re again. wimpy Jones. Lorne Hen- delay of some 35 minutes the game in 89-W Win. iced only nine men increase of tZ.000 over last season. scores by qua.ters were 21-11. 32-land Bernie MacDonald em-h SCOledVNiC0”(” 11:35 P en anie 5. Meg your hockey te m as all the ptlgh mu”, ma Hugh... Campben an (many nsumed, in the finale, giving Ray Leduc. 27' 49'” and Wises is” pom” mt S'D'U' and.Ei MRCWI-allzlllln 40. Weaver 5152. Miles 5” Wm be m lmdm" It e had braces for the Islanders while The play W5-I V91? fast in the Buck whmwk mu 0”" can" f'ence' Brklacich O'Connor-'19 The WW wade” PM W ”””lD”"”"l 3'” K”-l',””d '9” . l6: . Bliss 12:35. 5”” Bob Gray. Buck Whitlock. Bubby first period with the Islmdm ”” ”” 9"” M” 3"” me 7 wardsf Gray whiiiock. Lealrrf points dllrllng the ilrsl and last -tackle Tlllill” has (ilmhg 5"0”'Jl g...-um; pgrigdj 3, F,-ado,-amen, "mm'mm”j' Dowunm sieve 3,-kiacich, Ray Le. getting back in the old stride, out- 1'13""? m;rl: 0:123:19) Pt'13”0dr ":3 Carver, Henne'”ey' Jonesg Dowlm qiiaricrs with the Nniiiuds showiiiiz. tor the Crltzcs with 1 points. h Mcphw Wiwllc. Smith, 5:94; "due and Vip Palladino each had Shoatlnll the Kiley men 11-3 in E" 9" E 3 ' 33 ml Will Campbell palladium -"TONS?!" dullllll 111' 5"”l"d 0"” M3CD0”"1d:.h”d WW” Md Em,l-list-derail-it-ii. McPhee (lVlaCDOnElld.i singletons. For the Ramblers for- We 5'3-510” They 1003 8 1-0 Mid 3gm?;;,hJ:E:;y'I-KlanBgtggggustgad ' ummury ; . thgicl qligrteis. MR Lem M m.!siLe1;;i;:ipc::-iie. illcoiil ll:.il: sl l(.t'fL:lCr1l.f:.Lr())n, gtioiereahesir Player mer Islander Paul Selndon had 3 ;ten111e.t):eyofw:hes&etrii); 1:; ed to mu m easy md Paul sun. Fm, narrow L Cslarglouetmvnl .. K nni c K p I w 2, MMCLJMH K .illo iMrPhc:-. smiii a..9. en y hat-trick. Dave Kiley had a brace 8 don pumped in M. hn-mck and genneuey (guy) 11.05, 2, Am ll: Trotter-S with 3 19 99"” pe'mrm' smmS' Amoiil i' i. . .:"hi H ' ziltics: hlL'l.illlL'lllil'1 11:46, Mos-l t it while Hem-1 The,-Hen and Emmett on I Dassing play with 30. Gray Dave Kue ms brace in the "nu harsh Thcnien (white. Roger” H . MW, and N. was ab”, sllppomd bgya, lV:llCLI);Of1'al(l I.el(i1ii:.lF..m.i(:lxoii)4 mm... mm l Ri:;Ex Y0RK,Go:g1:):i1;: rob Kennedy collected one each. and Hklilglitlfil CSmaJbell1.hI'rh1ei.r'nl)ead ha” Sasha at the much 12-47; .3 Charlottetown Campbell ll-.. wairpr LcP.';Qp' xi m-:.a.r an son 7. .l or mlmt L. it ' -- ---V----W -- 9 mg ace 8 - . was s or,-lve, as enr er- ' - i ' . ' . i W0ll(l?ll Glllls. Rrl'idy. a soph0- Kelly 9- . I l "the KY9-31051 lllayef Wh0 "er rii:i::mirs:p;:.iry,t,l""f t:,?ctk.3cyan 826:6 rlen made the red light blink be- A Tl;9uI5g?ndlir'?lewJc1l;;: ;':1;'l9e”t;:e gil;gE.eS8.Cg3n(:0Eo?;.gr9). win PC” 3 more iliuycr. scored 17 points. Tl;i;;QCPll-ICS; 'rEiiirnerVitl'. Dldn f Bredk l Dliiaaedr hodckey. "Alirri(iitzzmEe'at:relce:: mppmed in the mnwh at the 1:13: 'I8.rll7el)6I1:smlxt)3::rsl.i2:L1”:ue3n&I;,l.::li: -,-5"l;uCt wnhl: gram mjmy Ymoyal second period: 4. Chnlonmwn vrtera LFP1l'.',P connected for tieirrie . iri. ai., . .: . so ties ay. ' . . . 2 I . i . , V it mmsiiand Guns racked up 14. J. MacDonald '1. w ' d them a”... Forum la-st evleinlni. '11he ISIBIICLSIS domination of may with the Ramg Htnchiggrgeg, xecoyei-mg (mm nu Brklacich (Jones) 4.17, (Flldllot: "L l )l)rviniz uacK nnon rounded out the T"0tt(-rst MacLmn 19 McKinnoii n pan-ick coach of New york mck S 3 11133 t El 31"” :11? um blem; getting the occasional break RN50? 01 the UH. CODDCI 1-E1"-C. g'3":Vl”k-I 'l”;le5kiLedg"- (GBWW -l-00. . .. - - ' ' ' on ro sare an it ie . .. . - winners' scoi-.nz it-iih three lXlint.;1-;3. (zillisl-I14, Burize, l.eP:i;:6 16. K. Jul-"P Recgrdi fiamlglers, ttotldta l;1ockeyhw'r;:er.- me thgcgonl was scored. mam. olrglgelto bgeugiisinnegi bate: by'BI.:rI:x!:ikCi;: Llrllarillging ;1Il;Sdl:Enllll:,0LKB5lLlel;mIllX1 31:0 6:51;m7fF5i(:harle0Tl1:tos'NI)' C'"”'g" 5C””l'5b””' "M K?” R” 5' ' . R "m "m ” W en 5 5”" !l'B' Dunn O'Connor and Amlieist ' . ' ' . C vc Pa1ld' 0 7:17" 8. ' . Dalziel iirre the big guns for the Nomads: Dal7,lel 6. .Kl0P(1ll'.9..'llVl Ni-1V(' YORK t,-KP; lici-in Wyatt: gers play Detroit here toniglilt. Keane Bobymmon tangled m A wild twgics. rhel Isiatliders for the se:- arfot. lll? el;g;';9thi:gKglggl9:r-pg:- 1(o::tow:'n' Heantgsjey (Gay! (vmlll N0"W35- 5”7”l”9b”lY led ll” Vial" 20' s”m””b””' 24' D'”"” 3 d”l'” 5” O "CW "Wm i”d"”l' "we're ”l”3'i”3 Gmd" Howe' fist.-swinging duel in front or the it?” elmtmkn t 6 game Edd t e ncd the Islandens will be at full lock) 11:30; 9. Charlottetown. Dow. or: with 24 points and MacGtiiizanlReadv 2, ll. C.1r'r 1'. Mfl('D9UE?l” 2 iii,-,-li-jiiiiip i-t-cord after all at the e-- Amhuy, cage, when the fracas rM?,' 00 :1 one 30:1 18;, Ion la streiigth for their next match the Hill (GT8!) 13325; 10. Chailotte E" "j"” E '? 7 7 L - W L A .B(”l”'l Km;-ims Ur C0h””b”5 gamoslc d U S was finaliv stopped, Frigon found m&”.tCrbscC;,rie ?nm'a qeau :1 5:10 battle against the runner-up 1blonc- town. Leduc (O'Connor) 13:40. 11 ' lS”'”'t"'7V pa". Fm”. M H” N”'j ana a' ' ' himself with a fast swelling eye ecml:;pbei'l1, shg1'trlygbe-fvlirleuflie .i'f,.z.e. ton Hawks at the Forum next Fri- Charlottetown. Whltlock 19.04: lIt:('ill1(:hAlL”SI:1l:lPTgziugfiwc gwogsouf zgidbl. l1)i1ldl::leEd;ChB.dHEr appeared ended. Campbell picked up the daylnlgshil itlwasnieartned from Eenalticsz Q'C0nl4'I0lr.; major (11:17, , -' v i H ' 1 i ' e an 1 an rea y n resume . ., . coaci r acici a er ie ame. lrigon. major : servo b . h tntliit-to now training it-iih thv cage dutyg, when he and Jackie ',.”,gf,:;.SQLbf,f;l'g;efi;iZ,”.f,,&'”on”: If the Hawks win in the Hubgoity Saindon). O'Connor 10:21. , Jones In Scrap Onlg 1' "”"”l "”'”S l””'k '””'” W '."" On EVGII EITHS Schmidt: suddenly left for the ,-.,,m..,... W, Sud, me puck 1., this evening it will mean that the Third period: 12. Chlrlotlctuiiri lP3”iA'”9”Ca” 33”” "I M””” dressing-rooni. They were followed the far come, on . low mot, Friday game will be a battle for Gray (Dowllng) :32: 13. Char-"mp

town. Palladino (Campbell, Car.

. . ,, l . s II he vet has to irovo he lmhos 5?”.”"”-V at Begum Galldmilaiid the United States golf profes- er players. in gm, middle 355510,, and at 417 in hockey with both teams meet- ver) 3:28; 14. Charlottetown. ., .- F'f:ilr:;f:G(:."ff2N.h,,E"f:,fg,:i,.a,.limyi.E.l.i.c (levastaiiirg hiinchiiig 11: W”? l'jg”,'d."lS ” lE't(El;ldodrc(i't'l'(l;isionals played on even terms for The referees. Jim Mitt-hell Ol,Win)py Jonas passed the puCk'm for the first time, each having a (0:Connor) 6:39; 15. Anilici rim.-' mi... ll'ics to stop up thelcombinaimnc which in-iimt him ”I””1”gl 59”” mm” in " the Hopkins cltil here Tuesday llllAmhei-st and Gordon Kelly of coach srer-9 Br-giacich and that complete line-up. Sa1nd0l1'(LECll!1'C)' 12:23; 16. Am- tm 1 nl his rim: comeback to-,build a I7lW"”m”ml ""C('l'd M '"ll.V H21 bgwnd ,. V , Y k T. k dltlVltlK F31" lhak foliced thcm l" Summerside. went. to the Amherst husky rear-guard banged it in the UIIOIID hersl. Kiley (Whll-h SClllllN1lt 16. rfgh? agaimti Crowding Ralph (Ti-lthree dc-(cats and two dmws in vjU.iall'fn”ni:l3ln5Cl;E :1? Fmflllli ad'naxftg.cut play for the afternoon from 18 dressing-room to try to find out open net to give the Islanders a Amherst - Goal: Frlgon; de- 05'; 17. Amherst. Saindon (Lct-lrrc, gm Jones. 142 bouts. Jones has a 32-12-3 mg the mm min Checking menu 9 holes. what was going on. The Ramblers 3-ii lead before the big fracus fence: Rogers. gBlackbu.rn. Parr; Kiley) 18:53: 18. Aniliersi. lute:

The 10..-minder at Chicago Sta-.record. Nmrd( i The teaiii score was 3-3.. informed them that they were started and Frigon was removed forwards: Kiley. Reid. Berna- (SaIndon.,Leclerc) 19.07, 1:). ,un. '.ii..m 3; Rnbinson's second start in. m- -V-vow - i N, .fn K n W. (M, . vhf hi C0mD19U9n Of the S I.hKlC3 changing goalies. So after a. 20- from the cage. Shortly after the qiiez, Therrien. Kennedy, Schmidt. herst, saindon (Kiley) 1024.). Pan.

v -i ks but-it will be his firstlB ' E ' , ftlglxg ” 0, , 11".! i fie. malches W1" bevtoday. Wllh play minute delay. the Ramblers re- name rosnnicd. Jones, Gray and white. Saindon. Leclerc. slties: OConnor 4:34. 8:58. ,'e1m.,5,-0,, bong (mi 11' J; -('I;1TCl:';'n5'.:h:-:'I..mj'ri:1igl;:irin the second flint! holes starting e- ,, mg Esqxcgsi in alnirfsl three ' ' '" ' i t :at it n. m. (PS1) The doubles

EXCELLENT OPPCITUNITIES FOR YOUNG ME" TO Train in eclical Trades

I

hack Jan. 5 with a sixth-round !

knocknul M.” Nnddlng J.-ye mn. tempting it comeback at the age of g ' V

done as Danni; .34 to regain his 160-pound crowni Frillmiing are yosiei'dzi5"s l'r-IBE-Ildi-l'”ig of. Toronto at the end of -

Robinson. who figures to collecilfroni Bobo Olson. ;sults in Consuls play at the the first nine. each with a 41. I V .

312.000 tonight - including 34.000 Glaser, a. dapper, gray-haired1Charlottetriwn Curling Club: Chick 1-larbert ot the United I

TV-radio it-eAcan hit the big- little man who Wu , ngm mam- Dr. MacDonald 9. C. MacDon- States team had a 39 to 41 by

money class again if he handles ger in his early Chicago days. is Illd 10. ip-91 Fletcher 0: 535k3l00"- '

J,,m,g as ..x,,m..d. ;what. you might, mi i:r.,i,...,w..-51 llr. P.-nu-tn it. s. )i:it'Dnniiltl ml Cary Middlecoff led Canadian

The Inirirnritinnzil Boxing dClfiib peglonal btl:Sll:eSSrl1llIlltllHgEI;: H b sGrl....:n.-. E. lxlill ll.” ninpicri.-:23!igzntiieagnael11:3! Ml Tho Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps , c I pg ' 'n or aser in-5 j 3 5 - . . .- (IDSDII .. . .tl(lll1 . . ' ,&a(,sk)ir?S()f1PbAgi?r1Sr'ialfnrilqellillxveltez-I,rplgasanllyt Sm-pl-j5e:1m(f1l;'1d lftgolixnil M-titiiiiiiis 8, F. lllllliftn 11. nnehpolinft fl'1tl;1Ea!Cl11Yll1llaE holes and 0".-E . Ec"'fy'ng and h0n.ur.bI. ca.-..r' l-tin 2, Kid Gavilan. at son is about the same ml1(ZlllllCi"l1i' H it ("til 5 -'- B11100" '- 5 i 1” 0' 9 "13 a mam now "u Royaicmmdlan Amy Mdkuicon” ".5. mm W,” Wm

weight Miami. This boot would be a real boxer and piinchcr that he was grudge battle. since both had n'SOVElRl years ago when lie is test-i

. Has Good Word For Mays

be trained to quality for a wide variety of Interesting trades and skill: .. . X-Ray, Laboratory, Medical and Hygiene assistants; Physiotherapy oidos; Modlcol itoromon, clorlu and technicians, and many others.

' Those are not "slay-at-homo" lob: . . . you mint hut learn all the basic . lighting iliills oi the soldior . . . you will travel . . . to wherever Canada's ioldlon go . . . In Canada, Europe or Koroo.

' Worlr In the Medical Corp: has definite challenges and a proud record to maintain . . . a record Iymbolkod by tho utoom

which Canada's tighting ioldion have always hold for the courageous, umolfilh devotion of the Medical Corps.

If this challongo interests you, and you have the ability, tho Medical Corp:

keen distaste for each nther while ad by Ralph tTigci'l Jones in Chi-1 Rnhinson ruled - as writer king cazo Stadiiini Wednesday night.

from late 1947 until Fob. ll. 19.31 The 10-roiincler will be televised when hc kayncd .lakc La Motta inyslarting It 10 pm. EST and will lit for the 160 title Igive armchair fans their first look STAGE "ROADWORK" .at Robinson in nearly three years.

had to: I know I've hit him a thou-I sand balls at shortstop and he picked 'em Ill up. To me the great-

NEVV YORK. (AP)-The "I love lwillte" chorus reached a high incite Tuesday when his manager 1

- ,; . h g 1- 26, Leo Dlil'nChm' cnlled willie Mays est thing of the world series flm y,.l::.k:,l1':i l:'Ir1!in::llllii:l'tY )':i::gnin'11gge': l"better than Stan Miisinl" and said was to see him picking up those

hm SHE” Rm. ,.mm,m.,S his nmadg: U. S. the has n eliniire to bu "the b-zstlizround balls. He's the tlreatest

.. s 'r - - 1 i tre- wnrk M Mr 5.2:” M mum dubsl ' we've (WET. kiioiin Islinitsltop that ever played cen Ind ,hM,rM has mmmd mwcoach warned it Vvillle hits 325 or better for field.

,...A.. the next three or four years. he'll

V ' be the best we've ever known." said ollcn you a truly honourable and-satisfying corur . .travo .JoIn NOWI Dtirocher on his first visit to New s . - P H-IILADELP1-115, (cm A phtia. Ytirk Giniit. hcudqiiartcrs since

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Atlantic Coast Senior Amherst 7 Charlottetown 12 Moncton 0 Fredericton 5 Quebec senior A

' ' T,-lmbie sliortly alter the world series. Thls EVENING says he is woriied about the inter-' (lJ:irocliei-1,! stltll olayllllzd the rcxe 'esi. that owncrs t Cnnadi f i- 0 l8 5? -0 aclniz "8 Cr W 0 The lcaiziia. loading Sport Lodizeiball teams display in ,f,x..1.,,fc”.,.l,zi.-9.9 all the credit to his men, Trotters and the Prince of Wales 3”,” lheappd mm-.3 praise on May; his

dclpiila Eagles coach Jim

xodlogroply

Coll:-gr tmskoihail team will meet -rmmbre ,,m,.m.,i M,,,,d,,,. fro"-I soiisntioiinl cciitre-ileldcr. Montreal 5 Chlcoutimi 3

l" h (ll'- l'""i"" ”"”V l”"'” ”" the west. coast, where he I-n, 'li,d . .. . . Q"9b"' "um" A

the P ti . niivlitoritim this m'0- the MM man; m me D”; "goal 900" l5l'"'-l'n"v"- Qiicbrc 3 Montreal 5

ning 'il game. ..Wm,' M Seemed like mprci Askrri to comp.1i'e lilnys with Ontario Senior A ' Miisinl. St. Louis C:irdinals' ace. Kitchener 2 Owen Sound 2

were more Canadians at the game.

than Americans.” lie sairl, winds" 5 M313” F3"-' O

lhiiroclinr said, "Mays is I better

RGVECI PIGHS ..D,mw” or W vmom Cmaynaii player." oniru-in Junior A u g dim mm” and "1 Ir law .g . (tile is as good a hitter and has Barrie R Kitchener 5 tan M.” the pIacF..pTI.lm,;l:I:q?dErE as gotiil power .119 can outrun. Gait 1 st. Catht-runes 5. Mailboms 7 St. Michael s 3 Northern Ontario Senior Sault Indians 2 Pembroke 4

nwhex) they ha" me” lawyers niittlirmv and oiiliicld Miisinl. with them they intend to do busi- M”-is CW” pl"-V Slmnsm" '”

. Union Tourne .. Y ncss. How much they did, I don't .tm,l:d b3i?;?,r,i'.lH..Po5mol) M he

TORONTO. (CPl-Jtlnlnr team know. All I know is thiit we'll have

lmltllrs Illlvl R lnninr F-ll3mD10n'1lo in on our toes or they'll take FORUM - THURSDAY

ship ulll hr prii-t oi the 1935 Cllalfl-Vnvpr,"

pinnsiiip: oi the C.-iiiadian Ladirs' - r r -- - Golf lliiinii in Victoria All'.'. 8-13. the :nli union announced Tuesday.

"Diirin :the last two yczrs, Jun- JAIIIIARY 17 to 22

inr tram matches have proved that I" rrirh prnv'i,i1cr- there are mim- l : or Junior izrilir-rs of siiificieiii-

liiiili staiirlirrl to warrant inter- i- -viiicial junior tram matches,”

ST. DUNSTAN'S UNIVERSITY

H Hqals Salli bVEl).VESDAY-- lfccause of this. the gn'.f union ""S”""l s,"""” E t 10 ' 1: decided to start jiininr inter- '”l""d"" "'”"'"-V ("lb "ml Vs,

-cvincial tenm matches with two R”"” 3"'d'

fr ' l:;?)l:'sinlq0I'I1 each provincial branclt:T"I:ns"-n'-

The Jliliinr tram matrlies iire to Skating , ,.., , it . in

e held Aug. 4 and 5 and the jun-

-r championship Aug. 5 and a. ' v u

The 42nd womcnla open will be Fngrgciv" , Tlm. 8 o clock- Adlnhnon 35: "old all during the week. preceded sj 4 i 530 ' . Iv the 2m women: close cnam- ' C ” 4 ”'”"" One Hour 5 Skating After Gama l onship. ii 54-hole medal event, 1 mg. 4-6. lnterprovtncial teamlSATlJRDAY- . " ' "iatche.-i will take place Aug. 4 rmd Sknttnii ......... 3 . 5.....- 3 Rural-Urban Session ...-..... 8 . 10

Medical ' Autunl

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.lill will be played at the Royal Colwood Golf and Country Club. mtg

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S E SWEET MUSIC

ISLANDERS' HOCKEY CLUB WITH THE RECCE BAND

In A Very Doll htful Program. WED.. JANUARY 1:9 - 8 to 10 PJE.

SKATING 5003 PIIOMENADE 150

FORIIM

OIIARLOTTETOWII GAIIRISOII INDOOR RIFLE LEAGUE

A general meeting of league members will be held at 8:00 P.M. Thursday, 20th January aboard H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

All members should attend or at least "one repre- sentative spokesman from each team.

The purpose of this meeting is primarily t r- , range the coming winter programme. 0 H 4

Apply right away-For MI Inlonnotlon write or h vim the Army Doemitlng Como nooml your homo.