ce jh vigor- s campaign is b&ing conducted y private groups here to buy the ‘i _ Columbia Lions football
0 ms, “box office’ hils | but a bust
d the Western ‘besenviacial ‘ootball Union in 1954, had one of
ir worst seasons in 1958.
ciub,_beset by coaching blems, player frigtion, injuries
nd d sharp criticism from football ters, finished’ the 1958 season
‘last place. Lions lost a league-
10-straight games before ing a victory.
E PROBLEM SOLVED . The outstanding problem — a pach for 1959 — was solved in
ly December when Wayne tobinson, 28, line coach of ‘the
Cup Champion Winnipeg). ue Bombers last season, was, ned. Shortly after Robinson's: sign- an offer was made by Nat ailey, prominent Vancouver sman and restaurateur, to the club. : iley-said sound business man- ment,. closer links with na- o nal football league clubs in the ) States.and an experienced
pneral manager were needed to
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B.C. a winning foothalligoals by J.
$110,0p0 Bailey said his group is willing > put up $110,000_operating cap-
| and follow through on verbal :
ents with several NFL ubs to supply players and give <C. a winning entry. Four Lion directors - were p: Don Mackenzie. Dick Lane nk Griffiths and Fred Diet-
Bailey offer and a second om a group headed by ex-Lion or Bill Ralston, head of a
as officers of Bailey's)
ar SeekTo Purchase B.C. Lions Football Clul
'] construction enginesting fir m, were handed Lions. Coley Hall, hockey and hotel operator here,
sell.
club's annual meeting Wednesday
the team membersh}p as an extra-ordinary resolution. This would require a two - thirds majority to carry. There is no proxy-voting permit- ted among the club's 3,000 mem- bers with votes. : ;
The Ralston group offered $100,- 000 for the club.
President Harry Spring said
said he would make @ better of- fer if Lions members lecided to! up
‘AM will ‘be considered at the
sto be put before the
A aig 2 the Bailey offer is ‘‘an ‘insult to
the intelligence of members. He's not even offering $1 for the club. All he will do is guarantee to put $110,000 operating capital.- “Even the Ralston offer, if ac- cepted would be a steal. The club is worth at least.$1 000,000, ~ * on. the situation from’ the other four WIFU members—Edmonton, Cal. gary, Saskatchewan and - Winni- peg — who.needed considerable coaxing originally before Van- couver was given a league n- chise, and who would have to’ap- prove any transfer of ‘the fran- chise to a new group of opera- tors.
Hockey
various Minor - Hockey games played over the week-end. PEEWEES .
by J. Irvine (3), R. MacNutt (3),
K. Scott (2); J. Rogers. Cubs 7 vs. Springers 1; ‘Cub Kennedy (2), . J.
Brown (3), Cecil MacDonall, Ken Rice: Springgers goal by Alan Flood.
Robins 1 vs. Wrens 0; Robins goal by Colin Campbell.
Ducks 1 vs. Redwings 0; Ducks goal by Don MacDonald.
Parkees vs. Sparrows — no contest due to game not publi- cized as intended. Owls 1 vs. Cranes-Snipers 1; Owls goal by Teddy Kitson; Cranes-Snipers goal by, Don Mac- Innis.
Jays 3 vs. Spitfires 0: Jay goais alt be Freddie MacDonald. |
Rams 4 vs. Hornets 1; - |
SPORTS FRONT
By PIUS CALLAGHAN
AFTER ALL the wild goings-on of last Tuesd ide’s Civic Stadium, you would expect that almost. any- would happen in the next league game there. Well the
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Saturday’ 5 Minor
Following are the results of the anis by Bill Weatherbie
syals made the trip Friday night, got a really bad lacing but
affair was as mild as one could possibly see. Only four minor ni ere called by the referees.
We were ~ one bit surprised by the outcome of that battle
‘we couldn’t figure how an undermanned team like the
als “could do anything with the well-conditioned Summerside |
m. We figured correctly as the westerners romped home
11-2 fashion.
THE ROYALS have quality but their quantity is something | ‘has to be attended to if they wish to compete with any de- ree of success in this loop. They had eight men to go to Sum- nerside on Friday and upped that number to ten with the help the Garrison Juniors. Donnie MacCormack and Joey Arsen- ult went along and played for the Parkdale gang. The Royals will have John Bellevance their ace defenceman from his Christmas holiday this week. Allie Carver hasn't peared with the Royals these’ past few games and we just don't 0 when he'll be back. Brother Skippy played one game but sn’t been back since that one. But even if they all return, only makes eleven and that’s not enough to carry to suc- Ily compete in a league such as this. Give the Royals a injuries and a bit of sickness and p ice a team.
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WHERE THEY ARE GOING to get reinforcements ‘we don’t ow. But one thing is certain and that is that these reinforce- | > bts must come or the Royals are going to be left out in the | d. We are not for a moment discounting the several fine | vers on that Royal lineup but we are confident they need elief im a real hurry. Royals may figure that with their eleven men available,*they take care of themselves in this league. They are entitled to sir opinion just as much as we are entitled to ours. If they ’t find some additional strength. then we sincerely hope they ove us wrong. We'll be the first to admit: that we were wrong. Until- then, however, we'll go along with our own ideas.
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GOOD HOCKEY PLAYERS are not the type that. are con- nually getting penalties. A player with ability doesn’t need to . to cheap practices in order to get through a hockey game. hat doesn’t mean that every player that gets a penalty lacks / ay Not at all. Every now and then, the best of player's are
of some offences that éarn thern trips to the sinners’ row.
se trips are the exception, not the rule. ae when you find a player—and we use the word ely—who ‘ contindally persists in playing dirty hockey, then ou have found’a player who has very little natural ability. He
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Results
fhe Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Jan. 5, 1969. 7
Association Is
A basketball referees’ associa- -}tion*came into being yesterday at a meeting of the P.E.I. Ama-
teur Basketball ciation held in Prince of W. ege. Fréd Driscoll sae head the. newly- formed grou
+ At yonerdny’s meeting presid- ed over by the association presi-
{dent Bill Ledwell, it.was. the un-
animous opinion that basketball's
has been due to lack of conipe- tent officials. It was with” this in mind that the referees’ - as- sociation was formed. Next Sun- day F/O D.F. Hepburn, president of the Maritime Amateur Basket-
—in—thie—area-
P.E.I. Basketball Referee’ $
Formed
*-soday January at we.
CA. will R.C.A.F. Friday night the Trot.
ters will be hosts to the Air Force and on Saturday. Sajnt. Dunstan's will be at home to Prince of Ww at 8:30. ‘
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ad al 4AP) — Detroit Red:
goal and ‘tied Montreal Canadiens 2-2 Sunday night at Olympia Sta- dium. A standing-room-nly crowd of 12,645—witnessed the National
““Gordié Howe scored in the opening minute, getting his 18th goal of the season on a back- hander through Jacques Plante’s glove, but Claude Prevost match- ed it for the Canadiens late in
Tars Travel To $’Side Tonight The battle for the top of the
Place at Civic Stadium tonight when the Charlottetown Navy team plays the Summerside Aces. Both of these teams have defeated the Parkdale Royals! by rather lop-sided scores... The navy took Frizzell‘s boys
(3), Jimmy Dowling, Hornets goal by | Barry Turner. {
Canaries 3 vs Falcons 0: Can-
Mabby MacDonald. PAPERWEIGHTS
_ Tigers 1 vs. Bluebirds 1; Tig- ers goal by Doug Stevenson; Bluebirds goal by Bob Docherty.
Ravens 6 vs. Finches 0: Ra- jven goals by Fred Barrett (3), ‘Keith MaeEacherp (2), Alan ee
Loons 6 vs Larks 1; Loon goals |by. Larry Butler (2), Jim Mac- | Dougall (2), R. Carmichael. G.| Curley: Lark goal by at S Gauthier.
Colts 2 vs. Otters 0; Colt goals by Bobby Irwin.
Setters 8 vs. Hawks 0; Setter
by Joe Hennessey (4).
Brian
_— (4), Jackie Arsen ault.
| BANTAMS
Crows 2 vs. Eagles 0: Cee | goals by Don Ling..
Orioles 3 vs. Beavers 2: Oriole | goals by G. MacKay, L. Duffv. R. Frizzell: Beaver goals by J 'Stavers. J. Cullen. ae 2 vs. Lions 2: Bear goals! jby Macintyre, L. Affleck: | a. goals . by Geo Wotton. Geo. MacMillan.
Tigers 2 vs Eagles 0: Tiger ;goals by C. Cheverie. R. Mac- _ Carville.
Cranes 3 vs. * Gulls 3: Crow | goals by Constable. Flood (2), Gull goals bv Squarebriggs. Dun- jean, R. Ford. | MIDGETS
Vies 5 Ramblers 2: Vic goals by | Wayne Ward (2). Brian McCabe (2). Gord Whitlock; Rambler | goals by Ches Gillan. Geo. Mon- | aghan.
Royals 1 vs. Arrows 1: ‘goal by. Dave Lee: Arrow by. Mike MacDonald
Abbies 4 vs. Darts 0; All Abbie | goals by Stan Pearler.
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Officials — Dave Lawlor. Geo | MacDonald, John Davies (Jr.), ' Don Frizzell, John Davis (‘Sr.),}
Bill Bovies. Gordon Wellner. Le- | roy Barnett, Vince Mulligan.
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14-5, and the Aces drubbed them | 11-2, so it should be a herculean struggle at the Stadium tonight when the two victors lock horns.
Friday night’s game that both Royals and Aces played some of, the best hickey seen in Summer- side this year. The boys are! really rounding into shape and) a lot of close, thrilling ‘hockey is on the cards for the fans this evening.
HOCKEY SCORES
By THE CANADIAN . PRESS SATURDAY National League Chicago 2 Toronto 1 New York | Montreal § Boston 8 Detroit 2 American League Rochester 6 Springfield 5 Buffalo 3 Clevelami 4 »Providence 2 “ershey, § OHA Senior Belleville 4 Kingston 2
“| Hull-Ottawa 0 Whitby 8 ~
OHA-NOHA_ Senior : Sudbury 2 North Bay : 3 S.S. Marie | Kitchener $ Ontario Junior Barrie 2 Hamilton 2 | Marlboros 4 St. Catharines 8 .SUNDAY Quebec League Trois-Rivieres 4 Quebec $3 _ Chicoutimi 2 Montreal 9 Exhibition Russia 7 United States 1 OHA Senior Belleville 3 Cornwall 2 Whitby 5 Hull-Ottawa 6 OHA. NOHA Senior S. S. Marie 3 Windsor 5 Ontario Junior Barrie 2 Marlboros 3 Michael's 2 Nova Scotia Senior New Glasgow 14 Stadacona § Shearwater 8 Dartmouth 1 Cape Breton Senior ‘Glace Bay 10 Northside 5
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International Ice Races .
The International Harness Ice Races, sponsored by the Eastern Driving Assotiation, will be held) at. Dartmouth. Nova Scotia. on February 7th and 8th, it was announced today by Presiden}, Fred M. Lahey. we ay
A Free-For-All! Trot and Free-!
For-All\-Pace, each carrying a!
Sum-Hi Crushes
After taking defeat in a very close ‘game of basketball which ended 65-63 for Sackville re- gional high school, the Summer- side high school hockey team ot even with a vengeance Saturday morning by drubbing -the Sack-.
is usually trying to make up for his lack of talent by indulging } n practices that are against the rules of the game. Every league | such individuals and our own league is not exempt. | When referees run into-grief with players, you can bet in, majority of cases the offenders are those who are short on lent. Now and then the talen‘ed player will blow his top and , properly: rewarded for his bad taste. But these are. isolated ses and don’t spoil our: argument one little bit.
IT TAKES ABILITY to score goals, set up shines put them
the net. You need hockey talent to properly backcheck, to | andle yourself capably on defence. It’s an art to be able to kill
when your team is shorthanded, to be able ta make le
ight moves when your club is executing a power play.
_In sharp contrast, however, it fakes no 4bility to do the ings that the rules say you shouldn't do. .No_ brains are re ;
red’ to give someone a butt end of a stick. No Special course | needed to blow off steam at an official, to hurl lip at people n attendance at hockey games. These things are not the product pt any mental work. They are ‘sour grapes’ from chaps that ow they haven't what it takes to make hockey players... Naturally there must be different degrees of hockey ability. those who possess the lesser degrees shouldn’t try to cover 9 their deficiencies with cheap practices.
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EACH MEMBER of Baltimore Colts: received $4,718.77 for inninz the National Football League title. That wasn't a bad prnoon’s work.
But the good fortune doesn't ‘end there. There’ smore gravy er eon Son Ge rere mae Sie Saye ae ae meee f HP
A brewing company) that sponsors Colts’~ games on radio and |
"has made a gift of $25,000 and another similar sum is re from a fan who has enjoyed enenenry what the Colts
d this past season.
“agg the boys split up this windfall, there’ il be more re
"And could you blame them.
* WE LIKED THIS story that went the rounds after the Colts- jants battle.
After the teams-had finished regulation play with the score ied, the television announcer said, “Well, this is a game we'll
er forget.” “Why did he say that?” a Milwaukee housewife asked.
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ville boys 20-8. Davie Weale scored five goals for the winners, Greg Deighan fired three, Lau- | ghlin, Driscoll, Desréches, 'Mac- Donald potted two each, Ulric | Gallant, Elmer Gallant, Don-Mé=; Don Sehurman getting singletons. -For Sackville Lund | blinked the red lig five tires, | and Estabréoks got three. Re-' feree wa was Duchésne. '
‘Lot 16 Drub | Freetown 19-5
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Lot 16 defeated Freetown Rov als 19-5. in a ‘regular South Shore | league game Friday xight Point- getters for Lot 16--B. Bert 3. J. Corrill 4, McCray 3, Morrison 1, Gillis 1, Nisbet 1, E. Gorril} 2, W. Yeo 1, MacKendrick 1, Camp
bell 1, Strongman 1: For Free. | town--Roberts 1. Kennedy 1,! s°2; R. Smith | 2 j
Curling Draw
The following is the draw in the second round of the Rendez- vous Trophy Competition. Pleas: note the time of each draw. — 6:45 P.M.
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, Ice 1 Open a Ice 2 Dr. Giddings vs. Ken MacDonald. ' ' Tee 3 W. MacLaine vs. _D. 0. Rourke. % Ice 4 M. Bell vs. D. Wonna- cott. :
Ice 5 0. K. Presby, vs H. C. Atkinson (Bye Doug Hill)
“Because of the sudden death.” the husband replied. 8:45 “Sudden death?” she said. — d.ed?” we Ice 1 Open | ' Ice 2 Dr. Prowse vs. Doug! GINO CIMOLI is_ the only,. Los Angeles Dodger who'll Be. miss-| Saunders “ mg when the Dodgec#4 start..their spring ‘trainging. Cimoli will| Ice 3 J. Burden vs. Dr. “Mac- go to spring. training bu: he’l with the St. Louis Cardirials. -| Donald.
But the Dodcer bathoy fk ed last 15. years will be among absent. Charlie Di Gio. enni who also acted as clubhouse ian for the Bums, died recently of a heart attack, : y
| Hans&h (Bye W-R. oes 3) y | wo! -
Ice.4 F. Acorn vs. D. Cameron
Se vent we 8" To Be Run At Dartmouth
highlight the two-day racing pro- gram, to be held on Lake Ban- ook.
All entries over 10 in both the trot and pace wil] see:a purse increase of $100. per horse.
Any trotter or pacer world. regardless of age, is eligible. Each entry carries a starting fee of $50.
The racing distance is of one-
‘|quarter mile straightaway dash. |
es. An engraved Cooler and Tro- | phy will be presented to the win-
Association. All entries must be in the) hands of the President no later| than January 26th, and for fur- ther information contact Fred mouth, N.S.
Island Hockey League will take!
‘| Hockey Program
in the |
ning owners during the seoaeat | on the evening of February) 8th.’ Free stabling and feed is look: , ed after by the Eastern Driving |
M. Lahey, 25 Queen Street, Dart-|.
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Here is the S.A A minor hoc- key schedule for this week, | | Jan 5-10. MONDAY—
44:30 Pee Wee 1 vs. 2 4:30-5:00 Pee Wee 3 vs. 4
| §:00-6:00 School team ‘practice,
Foxes 9 vs. Elks 0 Foxes goals | ary goals by Robert Campbell (2) Fans expressed the opinion after, TUESDAY—.
44:30 Paperweight 4:30-5:15 Bantam 1 vs. 2 5:15-6:00 Bantam 3 vs. 4 . 6:00-6:45 Bantam 5 vs. 6
SATURDAY'S
SUMMARY First period: 1.. Montreal. vey 2:14 2. Montreal, (Pronovost, Goyette) 8:57. ties: Talbot 2:50, Provost 6:10
16:37, Gadsby 18:28. alty: Sullivan 10:25
Third period: 3. Montreal. -M Richard ‘Turner, Backstrom 3:11; 4. Montreal, McDonald; (Backstrom) 8:11; 5. Montreal, Harvey (Backstrom, Geoffrion) 16:12; 6. New. York, Fonti ae (Howell! 19:37. Penalties: van and M. Richard 0:34, H Pets 10:07 and major 19:37, Plante 17:15 (served by- Langlois’ and’ major 19:37, Bartlett. double-na- |
Today’s Minor
Only activity scheduled for Minor Leagues te-day at Sports Arena is a regular Midget Lea- gue contest at 6:00 p.m. This game brings together John Ri- chard’s Abbies and Myron Bell's Ramblers.
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THURSDAY— 44:30 Pee Wee 5,vs. 8 4:30-5:00 Paperweight. Majors 6:00-8:00 Juvenile practice. FRIDAY— 4:00-4:30 Pee Wee 1 va. 3 4:30-5:00 Pee Wee 2 vs. 5 5:00-5:30 Pee Wee 4 vs. 6 SATURDAY— 8:00-8:45 Bantam 1 vs. 3 8:45-9:30 Bantam 2 vs. § 9:00-10:15 Bantam 4 vs. 6 10:15-11:00- Paperweight begin-
NHL RESULTS
| Jor 19:37, Fontinato major 19:97. Stops:
Worsley
Plante
- 613 12-31 .7 6 16—29 SUMMARY First period: |. Boston. Reibel (Hillman-Toppazzini! 3:54; 2. De- troit, Delvecchio (Lunde-Howe} 14:11; 3. Boston, Bucyk (Arm- strong-Stasiuk) 18:42. Penalties— |Goegan (3:36), Mortson (8:12), | Bucyk (13:35), Goegan (15:11). Second period: 4. Boston. Sta- |siuk ‘Bucyk-Horvath: 2:04; 5. ;_| Boston Labine ‘Mackell-McKen-| |nevy’ 8:53: “6. Boston, Bucyk! | (Unassisted 14:16; 7. Boston, McKenney | ‘Mohns-Mackel}) 17:06; 8. Detroit, Howe « Burns) , 19:11. Penalties—Lunde (16:21), Labine (16:57). Kelly (16:57). , Third period: 9. Boston, Mackel! ‘Mohns’ 16:05; 10. Bos- ton, McKenney Boivin: 17:22.
(major 6:19), Regan (15:17).
Attendance: 10,655
: SUMMARY
First periol: Chicago, Bal-| four (Evans) 3:45; 2 Toronto, | | Pulford ‘Stewart) 10:02. Penal- ' ties: Arbour ° 2:48. Lindsay,
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the period when he skated in alone for a 15-footer. SUMMARY First period: [. Detroit, Howe (M: Pronovost; Delvecchio” :57; 2. Montreal, Provost (Moore, Bel- iveau) 15:08. «Penalties: Talbot 1:20, Johnson 19: 54.
Pronovost (J o h n:§ 0 n, Provost) 5:52. Penalties: Delvecchio 1:13, Turner 13:54.
Third period: 4. Détroit, Lunde
(Pronovost, Mickoski). 9:33. Pen-
ally: Godfrey 1:37. * Stops: ;
Piante 10 14 8-32
Sawchuk - ; 8 8.7—-2 CHICAGO (AP)—Chicagd Black
Hawks took sole possession of second place in the National Hockey League Sunday night when they pounded Boston Bruins $3 in Chicago Stadium.
Chicago had been tied for run- nerup with the N-ew ° York Rangers, who were defeated Sunday night by. Toronto.
Ted Lindsay's two goals—his eighth and ninth of the yvear— helped the Hawks extend their
ners. 11:00-11:30
jors ~11:30-12:30 Scouts 5:00-7:00 Juveniles vs.
ton.
The
Paperweight _ ma-
Monc-
Summerside Athletic Association ledges the following sponsors and in future the teams will bear the name of the sponsor- | ing firm. MacCausland Furni- ture. Brace MacKay Ltd., RC AF Association, Smallmans | Itd.. Kinsmen Club, Motors, Rogers and Arnett, Rotary Club, Cahadian Legion. vA. E. McLennan Ltd., Hite Star Laundry. Boates Phar- macv. P.E.I. Bag Co., Willwd MacDonald Ltd., -“¥*s- /Men’s Club, Sheen = and Amalgamated _ Datries, Club, R. °T. Holman, and Briggs.
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hovlich 9:27. Sloan 10, minute mis-
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Red WingsTie Habs 2-2; . Hawks Alone In 2ndSpot
unbeaten string to 4 ’ First period: 1. Chicago, Aull
iNest , Murphy) 4:25; 2. Boston, Stasiuk (Bucyk, Mohns) 8:00, Penalties* Armstrong - 1:63,
Pilote’ v: 11, Fiaman 18°27; coe 19-98;—
1:54; 4. Chicago, McKenzie (Wharram, Ferguson) 15:47; 5. Chicago, Sloan (Litzenberger, Pi- lote) 16:23. Penalties: Bolvia 19:28, Lahbine -20:00.
Third period: 6. Ohicago, Lind ‘say (Litzenberger, Pilote) 1:35; 7. Boston, McKenney (Johnson, Labine) 7:14; 8. Boston, Regan
(Toppazzini, Reibel) 15:36. Pen- alty: Hull 4:30.
Stops: SUINONE. «sss cenes ® 12. 2-23) eR oi siacceatass 7 6 18-32!
NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Pul-
ford’s slap shot hit Ranger goalie Gump Worsley and dropped into the net at 10:29 of the third per- jiod for a freak goal that moved Toronto Maple Leafs toward a 4-2 victory over New York Rans- ers Sunday night in a brisk Na tional Hockey League game in Madison Square Garden. * With the score tied 2-2, Pulford grabbed: the puck to the right of Worsley after the goaltender had fallen to the ice. His drive hit Worsley on. the back and fell into the net.
Montague Jun. Nip Murray R.
Montague Juniors defeated |; Murray River 86 in a rousing hockey game plaved at Monta- gue Saturday night before a good crowd. Balderson starred for Murray River ‘scoring 3 goals. followed by his team mate McCormack with a pair and B. Munn netting one. K. Ballum topped the Montague _ | Searers with a pair followed by M. Annear, R. Annear, Ss. Arseaault, W. Johnston, G. Mac-
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First oes 1, Tein, ris (Brewer) 3:16. einen Stanley 8:22, yer 10:12, Sul. livan 12:04, Bartlett 17:43. : Second period: 2- Toronto, Har- ris 1:15; °3. New. York, Sullivan. (Hebenton, Gadsby).7:09; 4. New
Penalties: g. Fontinate :46, Horton 6:45, Sullivan, Brewer 18:17.
Third period: 5. Toronto, Pul- ‘ford (Olmstead, Stanley). 10:29; 6. Toronto, Armstrong 19:26. Penab ties: Armstrong 16:46, Brewer, Fontitiato 18:55. ~
- Stops: , Chadwick Stl 6-2 Worsley 9 8 &—25
Ashley Cooper | To Sign Pro Contract Today
SYDNEY, Australia ‘AP)—Aus- | tralian tennis ace. Ashley Cooper now is definitely a- professional jand will sign a contract later to dav. »-omoter Jack Kramer said.
Y.M.C.A. Downs Trotters 64-5]
Y.M.C.A. downed Trotters 64 51 in an~ exhibition basketball game played at the Y gym on Saturday night. ~
The winners led 35-31 at the end of the first half but outscored the Teatters 29-20 in the fine! chap-
ter. MacDougall of the x led all point getters with 17. Tooke of
‘he losers was runnerup with 15, Trotters D. MacLean-8, Lad- ner-14, Tooke-15, Howatt-2, Kelly 8. -MacDonald-4; Y.M.C.A Mac D-«)1al!-17. Scantlebury-3, MacLaine-13, Doiron-9. W. Mae- Lean- 12, Atkinson-8, Turner-2.
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