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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Remember When

(By The Canadian Pro-u) yimmy McL/qlrum. Belfast-born trier who emigrated to Vancouv- m became a naturalized United gates citizen six veers ago today. of the hardest-hitting welt”.

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CINCINNATI, Oct. 26 —( lst whose credited with in urod rlwe C. S. Howard's

trom destruction. Howard has ordered

ingenious therapy

a sesamoid lxeg two wee

Dr. wehner, with riwtice and "g mighty

his belief do "on-his {our 1e "I haven't seen dentist commented,

tou- stud. And I'd like to try."

Defenceman

REGINA, Oct, 26 DOE-sibility o! Charlie Conlwher one- time ldo 0f Toronto fans. winding up his days 1n the National Hockey League as 5, defenceman, was seen today when Manager nednlnwn 560% ‘oihearigui inNnilef post on a once - tiorl with New York Americans.

He breaks away well." remarked Dutton as he enthused over the ex- Derimerlt after his club held what he cﬂgﬁfi ‘ 1119 best-"muctice of the sea-

When he heard or the move, Man.

AP) — Dr. Paul Wehner, Cincinnati dent; zpeciallygcéesignleied gag m; we horse saving the lives of six a mp ' e added‘ “Wllinmilﬁeleﬂﬁ lﬁftiﬁlﬁﬁylfiifdm° °“ h“ “m”

oe l the sioocolmllr fell °° i‘ desmyed 58111-11111! 1i 511111118451 track here five years ago.

bone in the right lore- ks n30 while loadin the eld in the Gallant Fox Han p

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a lilcrative ove or l orseiiesh" telegraphed Howard cf that he could put sortea-

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"but I'm con- fident he could be saved, at least

Conacher Ending Days As

Hockey League Is Forcast

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Destruction

He's even willing to provide a

Dr. Wehner developed hi; near-

tried it first cn P1116. 8. former stake runner Island

Prince Pine recovered-and s0 did five other horses whose injuries Dr. Wehner treated later.

Dr. Wehners method involves use of a peclai cast made of dental stone. If necessary, orthopedic joint and drainage tubes are inserted at or near the fracture.

on the old Coney

as nece under anesthesia, the “strut” M an M a s e ' Bl " _ building wmgxllwtvy m c clum, bone

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88B!‘ Lester Patrick of New York 38-1181?“ was equally pleased to hear 0i’ Oonacherks work. "I think m5 his natural position," said Patrick, “I 111B11ii0n€d 1t to Coiinv Smytlie of Toronto several years ago. A de. gmnam eimngg bechmarked like a. 7W8!‘ an na er, w‘ W111i‘! shot. is a rnarkedliﬁan 1011i 1'18ht wing." Dutton also beamed over Harvey

Jackson's form on left wing. 0b- tained from Toronto Maple 1,9315 alon with Conacher, J8£k50n l5 rea up form.

Chicago Cubs Claim Best Rookie Cr0p_

Oct. 26—(AP)—Ohi-

t. Harding as the U. S. 711111111‘ Emile Miguel, sink in ilames. crew who had been

was snapped from the S. S. rresiden l I Icssly by ivatchlng the ioriledwd Fruwh ‘nverchinl’ vase’ h the French vessel's radio plea. the President liar-din; ..rrlved ttglomllklﬂexﬁygl: 1 e rescued by another ship. The American liner was en rou -

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Canadiens Tie

the goal by Haynes, which _came at 19:35. Barry joined the liabltanis after receiving his outright release

Down The Alleys

lrccently from Detroit Red Wings, .whl1e Robinson was picked up from

- Came With Eagles Chicago Black Hawks, nous NAME BOWLING c, mm, Patna,‘ tbdlgy announc- é :. Hnynes’ tally kept. Cnnadiens from ————— rig promotion of two New York Ran- F ,- I F’ t M’ t dropnlng their second straight r51:- DIICK PINS igel- farm hands ‘to that Nixllggtlggé f, l: ~' -__-- Le eam o I " 1"“ 1"“ e ‘Ali's; ‘aortas. {almost 3-0 n. Nam" a*:.ll".......s‘~:‘:r. .. l... *- _-.._ -:l 1;“: suridny tlfspringflield Indians Alleys Lherlilll Sigrsk\\v2l;2indec=lélli'1l:g Wile‘? lindd Lggrgnslwolyneaux, sold T AY OCT 2x I: l“ bee, winners o e uc r 0 eve an r . SA URI) _ 5 Sl-IAWINIGAN FALLS, ., Oct. ‘M 9m‘ - . - T . aft Kirb rvi cdl 1d or oimwll and l

26--1Qvpl—!‘. goal by PﬂlflqullililyilﬁS . §“.‘§‘§d,‘f,'lfmh§§l° Qlullliilmgulgouiiiiul: 225M211: lilolthrs teaiiis Bbllairlig Alf Piiiie gt Wriliinipeg, both with 3.15 p.111. k “Wu “S5 ma“ a ha“ mmme m go is suffering from a slight very evenly matched and although Philadelphia Ramblers. F-Bhlers’ In- ' _ '| ‘we Montrcnlls Nmlmml “Hwy 41108-010 of inﬂuenza and his place the scores did not run so high as teriiattonnl- America? ‘Ileagtsi: fart": Uumvgyslty 0f New E

Iwiiliuileginiifiiiengi g-lgigs Lleiioliisilﬁ lwus taken by Maurice Courteigu, re‘; in prevlouts game: islrjvmzigjorilg for I $152,511: gill-liaise? ﬁg“ 11. two I, Brunswick

. , .. r l l ' r, * _ 1 . .. » club from the Internaiiolllll-Anzcr- lffglflytefé“‘Qflhgypggﬁlﬂllﬂfsréﬁl, we An s "All, 851-533; p weeks 0Lplh§ilfle. 5 vs E arrltrsiedteaguc. No overtime W115 lyroekey Lea-gxuewnwxilzftl: (Jude was 3216315“), v. Coyle 1w In m6 i . y k thll-wu hgwcnmers m m" mnkq (“11110116 New a . G. voung 11.3 113 701 J. Coyle 1% Si. Dunstans :, e Flyin, Frcnchm-cn—Mnrtv Bnr- . ' - 98 125 98 J. Hughes , I '1' “m1 r1 Rtlbinwrl-“gurcd "1 Us” “maids m. Mn“ gevEIxirryMoMnhon ioi 111 117 J. F, lmnuey m U5 iviii College meld I'll =—"—‘-'-;“J___- . - .-»- - -1 —-— ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1802 l To n _ _ _ _ — — - n Total OLD TTMERS l" which Sinsle. Rev- 91- 110M111“ Admission 25c {I 136 188 . I R‘ Duncan High Three. A McCio§y_% v 7 T; ___V_ " TIPPIE AND “CAP" STUBBS i-IFWF-[OOVI THERE'S TWBOY oe- sAY! SHE'S LEAVIN’ IT on TH' BACK LIVERIN’ TH’ ICE CREAM -— PORCH!

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CHICAGO

cage Oubll oi the National Baseball Lleagum. tired of hearing about all those bad deals they alflgedly have made, claimed today they'll have the best rookie crop in the team's history at spring training camp next Mlaroh.

"All you hear about is the bad deals the Cubs have made, their collapse in the 1938 World series and the old men on the team.“ sighed Charles Drake, assxstailt to President P. K. Wrigley. “But you never hear anyone talking. about our young players. Well, we've got them coming up next year-when we hope they'll help make every- one forget about what the Cubs did n! i939.”

The i-hree rookies of whom the Cubs are particularly proud are Dominic Dallesandro, purchased from San Diego for $17,500; Julio Bonetti. who won 20 games and lost only iive for Los Angeles in 1939. and Bob Collins, a 30-year-old catcher who was an outstanding backstop for Lbs Angelei, where he hit .306 last searlti.

“We have those players already signed," said Drake. "We will have first. cell on trwo others-Iron stringer ,a second baseman. and Lou Nnvikoff, an outfielderﬂtring- er fielded spectacularly for 1m An- rzeles while Novikoff hit .455 _ for the sarne club in 36 games. Tnew: five players were among tfhe nut- stlanding minor league stars in 19 9.‘

Ranger Farm _ Hands Promoted I To National Team

REGINA. Oct. ZBJ-(CP) —M1111'

Soccer Officials Consider Games

For Red Cross

The cast is changed as frequently’

LONDON. Oct. 28 —tCP Cable)- English soccer officials are consid- ering the advisability of holding al knockout competition to aid R/ed Cross funds. If the proposal is ap- l proved selected teams from the eight regional leagues new bring op- . crated will participate. 1

The English league's management committee decided yesterday that members of His lifreiestus forces in uniform may. at the discretion of the clubs, be admitted to matches at half the usual admission foes. The committee turned down a suggest- 10h i0 lzrnnt bonuses to players on winning teams.

While the merits of the regional scheme and tlie likelihood of public interest being maintained are still uncertain, 1t is generally Consirirrvfi clubs are playing: better fmlillnll than 1n the nre-wai" liﬂfiftl. Teams are concentrating on atizickillﬂ ulny rather than defence and conse- ouentiv the four-gorlls-a -r.'nme aw- raize chalked up laxt week should suit. znal-hlmgr" fans.

At the samc time spectators are urged not in be too critical as ilir larrre mntorliv of player; are on nilzht dritv in police or nlhcr na- tional jobs and many or» to the games straight from work. *

Cincinnati

$400, 000 Profit

CINCINNATI. Oct. 26—(AP)— Powel Crosely, President of the Cin- cinnatl Reds baseball team. re- ported today his National League Champion; played to a total ofr 1,133,926 fans at home, topping both leagues 1n that respect, and that profit for the year approximated $400,000.

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