OCTOBER 29. 1940

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Elton Rebuilds, Youth To Be Served To Amerks, A Few Veterans Remain

Edwards

» 71.11 < B) ( n e3 Staff Writer

Cauuuiuii PIP-SS , . - EG_ Oct. 23-40?» -Man- Ylmxlpt-n iRedi Dtitzon has de- 1 that youth must be New York AMBHCBDS cull Hockey 140351.16 he bald heads and :5 tnu in evidence

p. uncccl. cry “'85 HISC DEB-Id 1!} ' camp at

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-n exhibition _ Rt iqcrs. “rebuzldﬂ Dut- p fr" rvcral years was a 11.9 for ageing veterans socriitely‘ well, too, un- tn they won but 15 and 4s games and finished

s have been called tn making the big jump) (trot frcm amateur rankks.

or}; complete fcriwrd line was p, ed front rookies, Two Manitoba ' s of fat tear. Centre B111 1 c.’ Wiiinzpcq Monarchs and nus Wychcriey cf Brand- s- line with Squce North Battlefcrd. wing

‘ m States Ama-

iv. rk in training comb wing post for Jack

Pete Slobodzian, another

newccmer to professional hockey.

verted a veal‘ ago from his post on right wing. The other

erican League.

year. is 24.

the veteran arvey Jackson

ton is delighted with his playmak- in; abilities.

t The attacking shock troops the veterans Tommy Anderson and .Lorne Carr. pivoted by plev-er young iMurray Armstrong. Johnny Sorreli Its spare forward and canny old ‘Hocley Smith. is spari- defcnccman

scn i5‘ again iii goal. l Smith is s5 and Scrrcll a4 but veterans are

the lyotingcst N.H.L. toam Dutton has .managed, six players droppcd from last year's Americans averaged 34 iyears.

Jlnone of the other

k. iHibbiert Howatt New

President Of

Curling Club;

Annual MeetingLcistNig/zt

J 11.1501‘! ' o1 the pntirlotctoun

st. night succeeding, t...:.tn w. Lord on the occa-

; - ding oi the Club's at the Club rooms. '. llul Sllillél.» 'iiti.;ct‘ 00111;, nam- Mr. J. A. Wooster to the post of incinccrs oti the -..o'.s ilit.‘ Aicssis. G. . '. Heath McIntyre, N. 1 turd W. W. Lora. Mr. ctcs Mr. J. P. Hiilion on ni;l1;ar_i' duty on ind Witt) Mt. ‘turner thc .t1'\‘ succeeding Mr. R. H. the position due

t.» ... nil meeting was ti \\‘.'t.1 11.1 prtsnt op- tiainig an evcii bct er cli 1.11.; EJ111111}; \\111.C‘1' it: Chet: last, ytur. The w tcpcixs ctcltvisreu ivere all on

a tiole with the treasurers re- pc. sowing the club to be in a gzad illliil .:l condition.

report the retiring presi- W. W. Lord paid tribute tnk of the executive for rintl willing manner in tticy had carried out their i during the season. The best imanshlp both on and l.‘(‘ always prevailed, in: izcrl and he fclt sure that it.‘ cinnnig rear the club would ti; ‘ and bett-er things. stressed the following so: of i"tl"s laid down by the club doing help greatly in its . Hc also had words of or the cooperation all mem- .t.:tl bl10\\'l1 and paid tribute 10111‘ ltnc work done by Steward ll(‘lll‘_\' Airtdlilllll. and Mrs. Arsenault. c splcndid manner in which had gone tibottt their" duties 1H‘ g the Club quarters in . condition. '1 conclusion of Mr. U: d‘s Afr. P. W. 'I‘urner moved cztrtlclt vote of thanks be 1 to the speaker for the fine v 1r in which he had headed 1111‘ r-ttb: the motion was second- eti hi" Mr. J. F. McLeod and ox- rd to Mr. Lord by Mr. Tnrncr. ‘r .'I'il1.\'("S heard during the were Messrs. L. B. Mac-

= (is. C. H. Black, Dr. J. D. Mc- 6'1» n. C N. Earle and others. En- (‘0lli'.l' mcnt to Junior players was

DELIVE

Howatt was el-l

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$1024

BIIARLOTTETOWN

much constructive crlticucn hetud.

Method in tivhlch the Macdonuld- Bricr competition had been in the past was also discussrd frec- iy with some changes being moot- cd.

Reports of tho Vrtrlotis contmit- tccs were also hoard. Th0 Ll't‘.1_\lll'- oris report was road by Mr. J. A. Webster; house committee report by

J. H. Howott:

ship by Mr. W. W. Lord who gavc thc report in the absence of Mr. J.P. Hillion.

In record to mcmbcrshlp it. was

118 senior nvcmbers. ~13 junior‘ ntcim- bcrs and 11 associate ntcmbcrs in ik- ing a to a1 of 172, ll15‘l1l'.Ll\C.ili111(’Ll1- bcrship the club has crcr tnjoyeti.

During the tnccting it vrzis tnov- ed by Dr. J. D. McGuigan and sec- onded by Mr .A. W. Hyndman that three of the eight directors of the

next two years tvith ttvo being changed on the iltird ycar with the directors drawing lots each year to decide the ones to retire.

Following are the chairmen of the various committees for the coming season:

Membership: N. D. McLean.

Property: G. Gordon Hughes.

Icc: Dr. Hcrith McIntyre.

Games: H. I. Spillctt.

House and Junior "Members: W. Warren Lord.

SOUND IHPULSES USED TO LOCATE DEPTH OF CABLE

Halifax. N. S.. —One of the prin- clpal problems 1n occon cubic-lay- ing is to know ths prccisg depth at which every root of cnb'e is located, according to the Canadian Nation- cll Tclcgrachs \vl:o‘e cabb- connrc- tiong roach all ports of 1h} world. This rqtilrrs cxnct navigation to locate cable when trouble arises and the me of spa-cal devices. Ono or these is the Sonic drptih-finder. This device propagates sound im- pulses in the water beneath the ship so that they strike the ocean (‘cor and or,- rrflrctcd tipivnrzi again to the surfncc. whee they are picked up by 11119 ship's rcoeiv~ in»; apparatus. which accurately measures the time interval and es- tablishes the di-“Dth.

START AT

(Peanuts) OTlaherty, former Tor- onto Goodyear senior. Dcfcnceman _ former Brandon Junior who played the last two seasons in Regina, is the fifth

Slobodzian pairs on defence with the veteran Chaiiie Conacher, con- ' former

Against Kensinﬂton for the little last. win

de- fence unit has Wilf Reid alongside Pat Egan, moved up from Ameri- cans‘ Springfield farm in the Am.

Egan is just 22 and Field. who ma e good with the Americans last.

0'Flaherty rplays on a, line with

. and Buzz Boll. Jarkson is at left wing again but Boll has been moved from the left bccrds to centre and Dut-

Will Play With

Kensington

Two Charlottetown boys will play hockey this winter with the Kcn- Slngton Juvenile Club, 1t was learned yesterday. They are Nor- man Larter and Earl McCourt. They olaveo with a local s uad Is and tcr. Kensington won the P. E. Island championship. but went down to defeat inthe Mari- time pinydowns.

Habitants “All Set”

MONTREAL, Oct. 2B—(CP)-

are fMontrettl Canadiens announced to-

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and utility forward. Earl Robert- ‘ ilmbels n m“ 0mm‘ l Q11111Y. 0f_ the players likcly to sce ‘action U1iS_56£iSCl1 with the N111“ Club. remains to be slglVCd. Quilty. ‘_ll0\'i'f.'\’(‘1‘. has ngrccd to terms ‘fﬂilly a technicality stands in 1W3)‘ 01 tho Ottawa amateur signing 1

strcsed highly by all stienkers and was

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Mr. G. Gordon Hughes; Property bv ire committee by Dr. Heath McIntyre rind mctnbcr-

statcd that. lost season there were

club be chanced each year for the

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Busines Manager Frank Patiuck or

night‘ that the National Hockey us- gue club 1s "all set" for tire Open. 111R of the new season a week from 110W so far as the matter of signing

Patrick said that

0111i’ Johnny

a l‘. d the

a contract.

Patrick revealed that the follow- ing players are under contract: Goalie Bert Gardiner: Defencemen Cliff (Red) Goupille, Ken Rieardon. Tony Graboski, Doug Ynuitg and Alex Singhtish: belt wingers HGQ- tor (Tom Blake. Ray Gctliffe. Jack Admit‘. 1161115 Trudcl, mid ltlttrpli. (lhztinhcrlain; Centres Pzitil 1113-1195 and Elinor latch. and ltitzhi. \Vlllg-?rs J00 Benoit. Charlie Sands. and 'I‘on§' Hciners.

At the same time Patrick reveal- cd that George lvlantha. Patti tPcllvi Droutn and Benton (Peggy) O'Neil have been sent to NPW Hay- (‘ll Eiilics as a line. subjrcl to re- call. hiotiiha and Drcuiit arr- Can- aclicns‘ vctcratis Wllllp ONml was cbtzilticd 1n»: sprlrg ("om Clsivoltind Barons of the Amcriwin Iicagtte in a trade for Bill Stintmcrhill.

Egyptian Greeks Prepare To Form Army

CAIRO, Ort. ZB-JAPL-Grccks 1n Egypt, infitriatrd by the ltalzrtn inv ‘on cf their homcizitid. were rco tcd totiight to be OIT-"ﬂlﬂlillu 1111 .. 01' 20.000.

Whether they will go to Grccce or fight beside British forces in the Near East will "dpcend on circum- stances." military officials said.

The army will be 10d by Greek ro-crve offciers in Egypt. More than 100.000 Greeks live in 1.11s

cottnhiv. Several Greek vessels are at Alexandria and Greclcs here said they might. he used to convoy their fighters home.

Wrecked German Graft Plentiful ‘ In Old Country

VANCOUVER, 8.0., Oct. 28.—-The Engtish countryside is becoming "cluttered up" with German air- crait shot down by British B11015 "Y anti-aircraft. defenses, according to Flight Licut. H0\\'_ai'(\ C_. Uuliv-‘Hi-tl the Royal Ciuiiidiiiii Air Force, not! serving ‘Somewhere 1n Enklatid. and formerly" district traffic man- iagler {or Trans-Canada Air Lines at

nn peg. in a utter to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A Cotterell. 0f Vancouver‘. he dcscrt s now planes are shot down in large numbers. “The othti‘ night five of them were 111106111“ down within about three titties 01 here 1n ten minutes," he writes. "A

few weeks a o a. bunch of dlVt‘ ombers arm ed an atrdromﬂ and the ground gunners stuck to HIT. posts and knocked 22 down on the airdronte. I am told that theirotiti

‘sumo 11m a deuce or a lob land-

ing. The score is 185 for yesterday so 1p, and you can figure that the odd one crashed on the way 11°11'19- That/s a lot of’ aifplaiicﬂ when Y0" consider that about 14o or them tire as big as the TCA planes and pack crews of three or more. If you 511W 185 planes in the air all at once on the same level, you would think world was there.

F ght Lieut. Cotterell also I811! of a visit to the new Fifth Canadi- an General Hospital. which he says. is afbeautiful layout. n I wanted to get sick right away. its writes. He also telu of a visit on leave to Devon and Cornwall. full praises the spirit of the pecpie. We crossed by ferry from Davenport i0 Torpolnt and of course the country is crawling with amphibious sailors. Thev are really a clean-cut sturdl‘ lot, and after lookin at them and the Devon fisherfo ou would honestl imagine that if itler had {one own there and looked at hen: he wouldn't have started I war.

FIRST ATLANTIC CABLE SAVED BRITAIN $300,000. IN‘ MOVEMENT OF TROOPS

Ear-iv in the cable business its

iv.- inn-um- n- ‘hi! h...‘

value was strikingly emph The‘ first trans-Atlantic

u-hich was laid in 1858. lasted onlv a few w;e‘.<s but. during that tim: the British government is estimat-

rd ho have saved some 8301.000 11v using ti. to chum the sailing or- ders of 50mg t-mo then stationed

in Canada. accord 11g to the Can- adian National ‘Itelegraphs. Since that time t- submarine cable hos bren extend all over the world.

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w. Two Local Boys lJohnny Mowers

New Goalie For Detroit

DETROIT, Ort. 28—(AP)-— Johnny Mowers, 24-year-old Niag- ara rails. bnbv, redhead, will have the job of filling Cecil lTtnyi Thompson's boots 1:1 Detroit Rod Wing goal during the National Hockey l/eague season about to get underway.

Mutiagcr Jack Adams announced.

Movretﬁs sclcction as goalie today in naming his l5-nian squad for the season.

Mowers has played only half a season of professional hockey, go- ing to the Omaha club of the Am-

811C811 AYSCCRIUOH 131 F9111 @11'°.';$711 between 28 men. splitting thc1 1‘ remaining $300 between two othcri

starring for Pontiacs in the Mich

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in the Ontario Hockey Assoclgttlqgy

{Other players named by Adams

Ebbie Goodfellow, at , Jim Orlando and Jack Sefeivxtfbtdeerl 1¢11¢@1n@n:_Syd Howe. so Abel and JACK K°a113lL1911 wings: Kenny $11M. Don Grosso and Roy 16w; Giesebiecht, centres; Modere Bfun. ewalhkEddie Wares and Joe Fish- er- 1'15"‘ W1T1S$| Ind CW1]. Dillon. utility man.

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L? WORLD SERIES POT

tnissioitei" A. lvl. Landis rcveulcd to- .‘nignt the division of the world 5g- .1105 baseball pot for the third-place

t York Yankees.

, The pool for each of the clubs amciuiteti to 520.220, The Yankees cut 42

a full share, $546. leaving the rc-

mainder for seven other Employees

of the club. ' The 33111111515 Sbllt full shares of

gun-Ontario Amateur 1.4363110 carlv 6mp]0_\'v?es_

in the season. Prior to that. 11c p111 '-

ed for five years with Niagara Fa ls l U59 pnzany, m, 43nd,“;

Indians ‘Won't Renew Vitt’s , Contract’

CLEVELAND. Oct.

lnrost bizarre chapters in histori‘ today by

dented rebellion last. June. Vtti was 110i surpriwd.

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"We haw decided not to renew'

‘Oscar Vltts contract." 3P. McKlnnon 159 tF. Burke 195

‘ .\’f. Atlclnnil 7-’)

l ' o lows that work arc the 0110518‘ Mcbmmhhl 1471 ‘<21 c-n‘. pr-opfc would observe 111T A“5““““1_1' 95 i thcre wort- no lttws. W- AmKMV-‘e 173

28—-(AP)- Cicvciand Iildlﬂng of the Anterican ‘ CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-(AP)—-C0m- i Baseball League cicscd one of the _ _ baseball V". ‘h ‘l;f1r1ng" ‘Oscar . . t. r e manager w 0&2 ous er l2 lclubs-St. Lolis Cardinals and Now players demanded 1n an Llﬂpfgcg.

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BOWLING RESULTS

Total Scores 1h Round m Duck Pin Tournament

l‘. Acorn d: L. (Jorrigan—1482. F- Burke 6c J. l\fcAlecr-l478. D. Purcell A: (i Doyle-MOE). E. Callaghan 1k .\1. Bttrke---1ii93. R. McNeiil 1S; l’. Sin1tli-1376. A. Burke dc P. Burke—l36»t.

G. Acorn & L. .VicAleer-—1313. J. Tierney‘ 8a J. Dillrit1—l269. P. Bltickett 8c H. Pratiglii--1‘162. lJ. MrAlcet‘ 8.: M. Ayltvitrd- ‘J58. B. Doiron ti: 1. Paquctte-L-fi. G. Dottcette & N. McKay-UQZ. G. Gallant dc M. Stull-—l150.

J. Durant 8a M. Gl1lis--1058.

Tonight at 1:00:- P. Blackctt A: H. Praught. J. McAlcer 8c M. Alytvard. G. Doucctte 8: N. McKay. 1 B. Dorion & I. Palquette. E. Callaghan 8c M. Burke.

J- T191119)’ d: J. Dillon. D. Purcell A: G. Davie. G. Acorn <1; L. McAlccr.

store League

Totai-QBQ-i.

N. Livingston A: J. McCabe-llﬁ.

I. Dougan E \‘Vill.tiiits 1R Currie Downs 1.31 G. Barbour 189 N. J. Clow 156

Total-‘lllﬁ.

tactics high slnizle P. Mr 230; ladies high ain't» 1' non 574.

Gcttts high single E 238; gents high three l" ll

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