Takes First Step Toward Realizing His Ambition-

WINIIPEG Oct. l2 -—-(OP) — Ntl l in plpgnkhe Parker, sensational. young colgrflilixayolihélwg-encﬁxayxgfrgtu £230 hgokey player from Poréowagthilailr, when he scored 100 in lea- 8 S

has taken the first slag‘ ambition-to play in e National l-lockey LAB-Sim

Lester Patrick, manager o: the New York Rangers hockey organiza- lion, announced at the close of his four-day amateur school here today that he had chosen Parker as one of five selactio to join his farm |y5tem. The announcement did not my what club the 10-year-old star would join blill? the Manlliattan néfn- pr classes h m as a rea prospe . the junior Port Arthur i

Parker was a bit-win er with and in 103'! he was the xeﬁiigl? Geraldton (Ont) Gold M ners last Port Arthur West End juniors who ear, and acepted the Ranger boss‘ were defeated by Winni g Mon. Lvltation w attend the camp this archs, clinician titllsts a year, in fall. the Memorial Cup playdowns,

Few World ’s Pacing Mark Over Half Mile Track ls Set By Billy Direct

ALTAMONT, N. 1., Oct. lit-(Alﬁ-Bllly Direct, owned by Dan McConvllle of Ogdensburg, N. Y.. and Pat Downey, Worcester, lllass... set a new world's pricing record today of two minutes flat for one mlle on s. half-mile track.

Driven by William Fleming and paced by u: automobile Billy

- Direct flsshed over the lsst quarter o! the track in I0 seconds to cut three quarters of s second off the old mile ms-rk he set at Rut- lami, Vt., esrller this year. o

Previously, the record of 2.01 was held jointly by Single G... Winnipeg, and Msy E. Grattan. Billy Direct also holds the record of 1:55 for one mils against time and for one mile by s stallion. sot lslt ymr in Lexington, Ky,

K119 Bﬂmes as s de encéman with P t Art-h mlgagem ll!‘ IVBBCDOU Cqrtler

He continued his phenomenal 5W"!!! feats in Juveinile ranks the next two seas in; to the

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From Patrick's Hockey School

WINNIPEG. Oct. l2-(OP)-— Manager Lester Patrick of York Rangers announced five se- lections from his annual amateur hockey school today as classes dis- banded. 'I‘wenty-iive handpicked stars reported for the opening ses- sion Monday.

Patrick's new recruits are: Vic Myles, Moose Jaw. Sank; Bob Pent- lsnd, Calgary; Bud Foley, Edmon- ton: Frankie Parker, Port Arthur; and Ian Loree, Sudbury, Ont. Po- sitions the new men would fill in the Ranger hockey organization were not announced, though it was expected the majority would go to t-he New York Rovers of the East- ern United States Amateur League.

Bruins Take To The Ice October l6

BOSTON, Oct. Ross, manager of the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Hockey Champions,

ft for Toronto tonight accompa- nied by coach Cooney Welland, t0 meet members of the Bruin team beire they leave for training camp at Hershey, Pa.

The Bruins leave Toronto for Hershey Saturday and the team will be on the ice for its first Pf“- tice Monday, Oct. 16.

Edde Shore, Bruin defenceman and owner of Springfield Indians oi’ the lnterriatlonal-Amencan League wll be the only team mem- ber missing.

London Will Have Hockey, This‘ Season

DONDON. Oct. 12—_(OP)—Desplte blackouts, London will have or- ganized hockey this year. An ex- perimental London Cup competi- tion was announced today to start with four teams Oct. 31 and run until Dec. 25.

Earl's Court Rangers, Harrliigay Rangers, Harringay Greyhound». and Streathem Lions will form the loo and all Canadian Players Te- mplhing in London are expected l0

"Neither force of arms nor time will conquer Germany.” Adolf llillcr, fresh from watching tlie formal occuprtlon of Warsaw. reports to the German Reictsiiig on the Polish conquest and lays down his tcmis oi’ "peace" with the allies.

1i’ Adolf Hitler has to go without coffee, like ordinary Germsn citi- Iens, British ssy he can thsnk the Allied blockade. Above, Brit- ish contraband olllolsls are pictured "Mo: M hm of “f!” W"! shipped from Aden m He- . cmlrned "Ta h" EX°="°"°Y~

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5 Graduates ‘Four Seeking Thinks Detroit

Will Have _ Potent Team

His Position

DEFRDYI‘. Oct. l2 --(OP) - . Looking over the bi

ggest trainin cam? sponsored by any Nation l-loc ey League Club, Jack Adams

thought today that from the array of veterans and aabout 50 amateurs he mitht be able to pick a winning . combination for Detroit Red Wings. l "I've ot more pla ers than lull’ w it w dtldml," tryln m tro manager sa . " ‘in g sell some. We have the makings oi’ a good club, magbe a great club." In place of C arlie Conacher, on whom the Red Wings dldn‘t exer- cise their option this year, Adams has another experienced layer in Cecil Dillon, bought from ew York Rangers. Always one of the League's leading scorers, Dillon is expected to add steadiness as well a5 punch to a club that is bound to have some green material in the ranks. Besides Conndier, who will line with New York Americans, De-

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Tiny ‘Thompson, obtained from Boston last season, is sure to start in goal although iour others are seeking his position. The four me Jimmy Franks. last year with Pitts-

Leafs Announce Pre - season

Ice Schedule

. Oct. 13-17109“

Schumacher, Oct 26 and 21. Lents will train for a week st 8t. Catli-

1 erlnes before the northern tour snd

returrithm ior an exhibition time

Final time-w will b0 s game for charity in Toronto ‘Nov. 2. IﬁG-IS open the National Hockev mag-lie season at home to Boston

Nov. 4. i? lsolater

Winner By Six Lengths

NEW YORK. Oot. 12 --(A.P) — A holiday throng of 10,000 saw Wil- liam Woodward's Isolater win the first running or the $10,000 added Gallant Fox Handicap st Junseis

burgh in the International-Ameri-_ can Ileague; Johnny Mowers of Ni- agara Falls, Ont.; Bill Dickey of salami in- w“ Doug Young, Ebbie Goodiellow and Bcotty Bowman, who have been l to the wars with Adams for years. are leading candidates for positions on the defence. Buck Jones, ed last season with the club, '§.£%‘.‘.%Z“‘§f..’.l.”°‘°‘l ‘°. “S.” ‘l,i.€°“‘““ aga ns e s of h capable youngsters a5 Bert Wings, but he'll hsve s scrap, No sue mm than four goalies are after his §§.¢‘?“§§?,§’,‘f“,‘,‘{,,, rgkgé“: Lggnfri: - fence spot in the pla offs last

Nine Cubs Signed On For I940 ‘Season

CHICAGO. Oct._.12 -Nine mun- beis of the Chicago Cubs already have signed 194.0 contracts, Presl- dent Phil K. Wrigley disclosed yes- tel-day.

Players already in the fold no. pitchers Bill bee. Larry Frcncun. Charlie Root and Rookie Vern Olsen; catcher Gus Mancuso: out- fielders Bill Nicholson, Phil Caver- etta and Jimmy Gleason. and Cop- taiii and second baseman Billy Herman, who signed last week.

The Cubs, who won the 1938

liny Thompson, veteran N. H. L. goalie, may start with Detroit

rearguard permanently.

.Alex Motter and Eddie Wares Seem t0 be Just about the only vet- eran forwards who can be sure of their positions against o... attempts o! s swarm of youngsters to (x9511 the lineup.

Golf Matches At Belvedere On Saturday

Two matches" will be played on the Belvedere Golf Links on sat- urday afternoon with the Family Foursomes (husband and wife) m“ taking place and all those not eligible to oom/pete in this com-

National League pennant, finished mwnbgwegcripigzllagletglaggngilé fourth this year, men, the ladies being granted

Brooms should be hung up, never special handicaps- All desirous of

Sarina. may be ass aned . to the Sortead

as Charles S. Howard's vslunble Sorteado broke down during the race.

Isolater. coupled with “iheatley stables Hostility and quoted at 8 1o 5, scored by slX l over Mrs. B. F. Miitakws Sickle T. Hostility was third, another three l s- way. The winner went the mile and five iurlongs in 2:43.

Sorteado, an entlne importa- tion which repute ly cost Howard $45,000 was pulled up slightly more than a. half mile after the start. suffering a rupture of two bones of his right front ankle. It 1s doubt- ful if he will be able in run o, the 9 to l0 favorite, had earned $20,000 with two victories in 11 previous North American stem.

Challeng Seeking All- age Ch’ship

NEW YORK, Oct. l»! -(AP) — Simply because theres nothing wrong with him that a bag oi’ oats won't cure, Ohalledon now stands as the undisputed king of the i three-year-old racing world.

Johinstown and Eighty-Thirty, his (two leading challengers for the

crown. couldn't hold u under the heat of the campaign ng. so W. L. Brann‘s “Big Pete," with noth- ing left to conquer in his own lea- gue, has to step into s. higher class to take a c at the year's all- agle championship.

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Remember When (By The Canadian Press)

Joe ivrccarthy. only man in major league baseball to win pen- nants in both leagues, was given a three contract to mamas? New York Yankees three years ago mdgy, salary for McCarthy, who never played major league ball. was reported at $351200 ﬂ- Y-PBF- 51""? then the Yanks have won three world series.

CLEANING HINTS The little boy. who, on observ-

ing the upset house. asked iestily; , "Why does spring need cleaning?’

was wise For spring cleaning should on the year round. if by "spilllg cleaning’ we mean s

thorough going over of the house. The good housekeeper goes over the house once a week and sees , to it that everything is and bright. A very experienced

h ing beauty of hes- house, Reading, chiei of the Women's Vo the iollolwing hinin that may be “Mary services. organized 102.000 o! use: women helpers in London durin:

Th! WWW?!“ 11101131411969 Would tne evacuation scheme, her illne- get a. weekly cleaning: b? Wiping roamed house at Soulhseii. ‘was with a strong dlsiniectant. Use made yeady for 30 children. wood alcoholor war-m water (with- ‘ out soap) to clean piano keys. To preserve the fine finish of your piano. dust it only with a piece of silk jersey or a clean, soft cha- mois leather. Walls and woodwork should be washed with wafer and white soap, A little ammonia added to the water wlI-l help.

By arrangements announced in August, all French Boy Scouts over 14 years of age were at the

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