mg deegly thsse days of getting I askei

euppllt-ii lfl s sporting ivny during

league. winch ' Will '. “

I You know ih ‘e "s a lot of poss- ibilities for " l nie KOlllL’ over 1n a Mir . l: aclrli- ' " id 1i "ities

as far as .. concernai. T ly riislry bf-‘Hkrvl’! the three and

iere the "

h name ould not hold true right ~ ll

em i.ii City. '1 ‘oi-and dished u. u: sirh‘ "c games may or may not bo d.» as good as

Iargcr cenzres are uiunosdng, but the figlittrggpliut B1144‘ will to win

Eﬂgcactlg’

Was as scazre as lion's teeth yes-

els fared out in mgaiu. to obteﬁn- ins early S A ll v

‘t’! tlﬁl!‘ DIECUCG 36551008 111K182‘- _\vay and get the schedule underway around the middle of the month

if the different clu e . .

the Brooklyn Dodgers ut his re. Eppoizilnierit ha; bioug t forth a

mm. One of tho main things bhat anti-erred prominently into the ﬂiscussion with Buss Branch Rickey ind Durocher was the subject of earrl-yilzvvinq beivseen the players.

G

for writer has the following; O I I g

37...;

I n. manager wi m” s41. m He g

poker session.

eiim home ack 1n l5)‘

ubhouse and saw s card liable, 8 l O I

tut-cred so isrrwiiiiiiently into the onfab of Thu-shay between Leo

ickey, brings to mind the differ. Int ideas various major league Eranager; hold on thr matter. All

Nothing dcfinifn hhs been heard but by the grapevine i’. is rumored. that the three services are think-

all league underway. Evid-

ently there are some hoop players scattered throughout the armed forces who are anxious to see a. league started. O I I U

If anvihing innierializes out of this T111201’ then the city will be

the winter months. The hockey a cei uv . is a wee at llit‘ .10. n kaine ijvfs ~ t sh lllll account for a schedule thzit ‘.lis most srtieiit

1e .0 be ptivetl ast have SlIOlVEd ' ixiri it if the com-

a a ~ uull be llO doubt about

i of ‘e (vqiigietltinn o so ice teams are ie:r is kr-cn but friend-

i i

n Oilior C0!‘

re; "u- removed from ill ‘ s, no mat-

iq pIuyt-d, ‘h-[Ollltls in in big

I O I i no mason the! the

same as is being dis- t-nur brothere-in-smis at or pnaiginres. . . . e

N!!! about the hockey league

i was hoard about ﬁQﬂDpﬁllll/Qd Mon- ey night to I cYVLEW Forum offlo-

E

‘tice sessions for the ads bu: more than likely- we hope 50—€‘\'0'.‘Yilllllg is

THE CHARDOTTUUWN "GUARDIAN

__NE1_§ 21.1

W/ml a life}

a crowd of 11,354.

first place in the N H L.

Allen. SUMMARY First Period

ca... York. ennui 10m

no means uniform. The Detroi

slnau. C U O O

no protest. They knew better. O I O U i the clubhouse," announced Mc-

here. This isn't a barber shop." No Yankee since has ever shaved or

f livss now for the squads to

hich was the original mtontlon be

a

Leo Dirrovhor is still mamm- of

t of discussion among different

11d on this subject. s WllidsDl‘

“h. Mwﬁﬂhi ﬂu Ymioes

it ieae abOlﬂ cams. never

cCrirtliv brwurlit B, Yankee

varal plai

"Discard-playing angle which

rochce, the still manager of the Bars. and heed man Branch

e managers we knriw of allow

played cards in the Yankee dress- ing room. I O

Most of ms n1

snail amounts. Ten and 20 cent games an the most popular. The stiff games the Dodgers were allow- ed to gala; were the exception. They Heed l ing money and plenty oi‘

v I O l O

The Dodger; were known es a poker club even before Leo Dur- ocher became a, major league‘ play- er. Veteran baseball men still tell stories of-some of their sessions back hbqﬂ-u days of Dazzy Vance. Hank Berry, Bernie Nell and oven more remote‘ players.

A pool table no longer is part of

will alow his players to hold a ttis equipment of any major league v _ ‘M. the Yankees baseball clubhouse. But not so many I19 Dtffnltged to play bridge and years ago, the Dodgers had one in "mmy. but for small stakes oker and dice u? banned. O O q

‘The; tell the story of the ﬁrst me It

their dressing room. ‘Ihat was in

the days before Burleigh Grimes“ was mode managealat‘ Ebbets Field.

Gaines was one Brooklyn man-

from a Southern trip ager w-‘ho had very definite . Arr rzizianied by ideas about‘ __such going: on. He . . Zita-use Joe”walke<l not only got rid of the pool table nto the dressing ixjom n. Yankee indium. lie looked around the ranks of the Dodgers by putting l‘ a ban on card laying of any kind.

be he spread more gloom in the

They do my t at while Grimes’ training rules were in effect, tel. lows lke rollicking Van Lingle

pale their time on Pullman: en- stains in sum exciting pastimes M tick- tack, toe and that Babe Phelps would wander up and down the train with s crlbbage board

k iliiiavjliilissvivc

$12.50

J Pin en t (HALF sizes e u. 1s)

under his arm in search of a vic-

ielr players to have card sessions, tim.

C-C M

“VICTO llY”

Matched Set

ATURES of this ser- viceable, comfortable; economical Hockey “Vic- lory" Matched Set No. 118 ereC.C.M.Tubu1arHockey Skate correctly attached to hockey shoe of Black Kip- Pointer-Brown Calf Toe —-Goodyear Well—exire strong Arch Support- Leather Insole-Leather Ouleole-Jllveted Steel Shank-Double Helmet Bond Toe. Truly a O.C.M. Hatched 8e!-

fbcf should spell "Victory" for its neuron.

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mt/lAlCHtDS ETS

Z-u/rm/ t‘ yin/um 11/‘

Chicago's defeat enabled Detroit Red Wings, 2-l v'ctors over T01‘- onto Maple Leafs at Detroit. to move into undisputed possession of

The Hawks, dropping their first game of the season on home ice, ziiled to click through the wild contest until 18:01 oi’ the final })4‘l"0d when Max Bentley, their I high scoring centre who was bottl- iecl up most of the night. drilled a waist-high shot to the left of net- minder Jim Franks on crisp passes from brother Doug and George

l-Ilew York, Patric! (Watson) 9

but rules on what games are Der- mitted, where they are to be play-- ed, and the stakes involved are by

Tigers, for instance. go in for all kinds of gushes during their train hops with bridge the most popular pastime. The ttakes are always

"What's ﬂint!" he inquired. pointing. "A card table." replied an attendant. "Don't take it out nf here, but at an axe and ch09 3' ordered oe. The players who crheard the conversation offered

“I don't want any eard-plavins

hy. "And another thing, I do not want my players to shave in

lilglré-CXttbbcl‘, crushed Northwestern

O eneg who allow poker sessions, limit the betting to in the defeat of Arkanas.

After failing in eight previous "- tempts, Pte. John Kelly of Bos- ton won the animal Thanksgiving Berwick Maiiithon run today.

only two weeks. BBO Wvefed ‘he nine miles, GOO-yard course 1n 48 minutes. 55 seconds.

only Canadian entrant in the event which in past years was “'00 SUB‘ cessivelyﬂsy several IOD-YIOTCWCWI- adian distance runners, placed sixth in 50:18.

cross-county captain representing the Shanahan C.C. of Philadel- phia, finished second with Curtis stone, also of Penn State, third

Black Hawks Lost First Home Game To Rangers 2-1

_ OHICAGO, Nov. I-(AH-Chic- PenulblekNﬁﬂb-

ago Black Hawks Yvon ht were de-

feaied fm- the 11m ime m five Second Period National Hockey League games as the last-place New York Rangers. greatly fortified by s. rookie goalie playing his first game under the lg top. made two first- rlod goals stick for a. 2-1 victory efore

Scoring-None. Penalty-Watson. Third Period

ley. Alleni i8 :01 Penzilty-Jvlyles.

Tulsa Ends Schedule Still Undefeated

Tulsa found Arkansas easy

handle today and stormed thNUEh the Southwest Conference team 40-7 to complete s iii-game foot-

defeat.

college football rograsn, Texas die- covcrcd Texas & M a 1201131161’

46 seconds for a 12-6 triumph that brought the winner the southwest conference flag an a bid to the New Year‘: Day Cotton Bowl game.

Missouri clinched its second straight big six crown by defeat- ing Kansas 42-13 and William d! Mary's teum postponed its dinner engagement until Richmond was beaten, 10-0, and the Southern Conference title added its collec- tion.

Some of the day's best football however, W85 reserved for games which had no title aspect. Penn- sylvania snapped out of B. mid- season slump to crush Cornell 34-7; Louisiana state University got two touchdowns in the final period to trim Tllldlle 16-6; and the Great Lakes team, unsccred upon since

Tulsa, already the owner o! the lvfileouri Valley Conference ‘Title. insured itself of bowl consideration

Kelly Finally Slit-ks In Berwic-k Race

BERWICK. Pa. Nov. Z6 —<AP>—

Kelly, inducted into the army

Wilmer Sharadin, Hamilton, Ont,

Norman Gordon, Penn State

News From Rickey ls Very Slim

Allociated Press SM! Wﬁlﬂ’

NEW RK, N V. I -—.(AP) — We missgg Branch Rlckeyk latest press conference, but from Whit we gather it was Just u Wall as the gents who did attend would have obtained the si-me results b)’ watching a hole in the wall after the mice all had departed. That i1, nothing cams out oi’ it, except the idea that Mr. Rickey is a very agey fellow. cWewe talked with those kind o: rays ourselves, There are several ‘ of tllem in the sports field. We Ahihfgfgtriia

a-Chicago, M. Bentley (D. Bent-

' t h i me, al- viﬁgutghmlgeiian tkllil-llnftgh-ggy-noth- 11519" with in; habit really Ls a compliment to their sagncity.

They are affable, will talk at length on any subject and appear- ed to be answering questions frank- ly, ikolut about f’: mlnlililtcs latai; i - as i e newsman 0n s way » ba.l schedule without a tie oi- s m n“ patting lxiaselingn ‘we -g_-_-—-T_ beck for get ‘ng a erv ew On the same Thanksgiving Day h. ‘tops sudden! u it dawn‘ on him he hasn't o tained e bit of pl'0')OSlT.lOn but scored in the final negﬁékg ‘aldwfs; grwabsleeggﬁtlfljha some possible deals, e really start- ling statement coming from n man who has Just taken over a club that will collapse with the weight. of its years if some deals for new blood aren't made. He also said he had talked with Jimmy Wilson of Chicago Cubs, which also is s re- veallng statement as there pio- bably are only about M) persons a day whp talk with Jimmy Wil- son.

NEW YORK, NOV. 26 —(AP) -

_____.___.__._ !]_o_e_Minsrd's for epralnl. _

OUT OUR WAY

By Whitney Martin

Leafs 2-1. before 13,912 spectators, largest crowd ever to see a Nat- ional Hockey League Little Connie Brown fire winning gosl with lea minutes of play.

The Leafs Detroit in th the Stanley Ou whipped the W son, were the way.

Defencemsn Jimmy Orlando of Detroit went out of the game in period when he suffered h skate wound in a col-

iune here. d home the than five o hid Polished of‘! lust four games of Playoffs mid had s once this sea- oumished practically ell

EUMMARY FIRST PERIOD

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P9118318! Hamilton. Ocrlsndo,

TO-

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Red ‘Vings Outplay g Leafs For 2-1 kWh

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nuyii sum‘ In Top Spot For Season

B1 Allan Nlckleeon

dia Prue Staff Writer _ zghnigou? Nov. as ~ (or) - "'5 ""79!" withllrisuqy

sum" may: to; wwww»!

Thompson, Hotter.

l-Jfbmngskucerr (Taylor Hamil- Pensltiu '- McDonald, Hamilton Wares.

been better from a number of

ts of view. But there this—'

t could be rightly called t e sea- cc

asses.

flat racing again next year, somewhat along the same sevemly slmlplo lines as this. ttle likelihood of a. repeated success’ l 9f triumphs

B

Featuring this season. His M!!!" esty headed the list of winning owners for the first time. Takings of the Royal stable, approximately $46,000, would have been roughly :‘~225,000 in peacetime. Prize money has been much reduced.

Richards, 88-year-old jockey who rides the King‘; horses among others, ended up a; chnm

Third Period I-Detroit. Howe (Brunebesu, Lis- combe) 10:11 i 3-Detroit, Brown (Goodfellow, Watson) 15:21 Penalties-None. . ___.__.__.______ Remember When

(By The Canadian Press) Dick Irvin, veteran hockey M‘; and former coach oi’ Chicago Black Hawks, signed l1 years ago todayto coach Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey x110 I rel-Mined Willi‘ Toronto imtil i940 wl‘ n he went adiens as coach.

but there seems

THE Offers You

ion Jockey for the 15th time l1} the 23 years he has held a licence. He was up on 67 winners and now is but six short of Fred Archer's accepted all-time record of 2749. Fat‘: a mark that has stood since

Archer, who died a suicide after semi-starvation in an attempt b0 keep his weight down rode for l7 seasons and was cham- pion 13 times. His victories includ- ed five derbv triumphs. Richards 6r! classic except the

KATING ESSIONS l 3-5 and 8-10 P.M.

‘R1! King"! 0min Fred Darlfn , headed the traineg‘ winning ll: 4 k I0 successes netting an eg- 9‘

By J. R. WILLIAMS

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

Mango and Jimmy Jordan would

and William Steiner of New York, fourt

Lou Gregory, Cleveland, 7N’. Y. school master, who won a ear ago. was forced out early in t e grind because of im injury to his side.

Kelly's time was more than e minute and a half under the course record of 4'1 minutes, 16 second‘ set by Scotty Rankine, of Preston, Ont, several years ego.

Bowling

YJLGA. CIT! LEAGUE

Grads:- B. Boyle; 139 348 158 B. Shame 210 189 llii Geo. Black 163 131 173 Andy Llkel 250 183 1B5 C. McDona d 165 217 I15

Bluebellm- Mrs, F. B. Clarke 165 192 120 Mrs, Cameron 19B H3 140 Mrs. Dunning 133 126 139 Mrs. Norman 38 108 183 Mrs. Bishop 130 1'16 109 Zinnia:- B. Large 216 165 178 Mrs, Gardner 147 146 201 Mrs. Clawson 145 122 171 Mrs Diilling 112 147 126 N. Lcrigworth 190 147 120 Marlgoldsz- Mrs. J. P. Clarke X52 158 l24 Mrs. Allen 1.54 138 1H Mrs. Irvine 153 97 175 Mrs. Hoops-r 104 109 142 Mrs. McAulay 102 132 140 Tullps:_. Mrs, Bell H6 104 200 Mrs. Crniz 94 127 174 Mrs Campbell 92 95 130 Mrs. Walker lll 122 137 Mrs. A. McLean 112 109

D Rice 200 162 13B Y's Men:-

P‘ Small 216 256 308 E Bell 1B4 186 s43 R McLean 193 249 189 J

W Campbell 234 150 250

Printers:-

R Duncan 23'!

M Carmichael 1'13 128 1'75 E Vessey 141 106 137 E Pineau 152 207 146 P. Power 242 206 245

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