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NOVEMBER 12, 1947

. For City

PF°ml5° °f l bllzer and better trophy. when a team had won the present one three was given the City last night by Dr.

, . lan, O.B.E., donor Amen/m-

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CH-"DPFHIiOn was more fully stress- ed when the three had gotten to- Bcihcr and drew up plans for the

had made in the legauc. Dr. MacMillan

In introducing Dr. MacMillan,

aril his unfailing hcip in any way the various ath-

Dr. MacMillan in his opening remarks said he helicvcd sport to participation in the be thc greatcst thing that young pics. men could be engaged in. He rc- The Qlymfllc COmmlll-QB fcrrcil to the efforts of Col. W.W. Rcid in the Department 0f Phys- ical Fitncss and told of the plras- urc he received from t e wonder- ful reorganization meet ng of the Ahcgivcit Club hcld on Monday night. It was a sign of a re-awizk- cniiig in athletics and it was a irondcrful thing, the spcakcr said. M°5°°w dynamo He had always considered that it was an injustice to the youth 0f thc Province when the Abcgwcit Grounds hald passed out of cxist- , enrc but. now with the new Mem- Olympics committee orial Field available he felt sure lmlg" v15“- of the comeback of clean, amateur

statcd that it was an honor for him to prcscnt the trophy to thc Leg on Cluh. congratulating the term on its performance and also having praise for the manner in which the other clubs had carried on and like the true '5p\7l‘lSi"ll(‘l'\ tlicy were.

In accepting the trophy for his team Harry McInnis thanked the playcrs for the co-operatlon they had given him and stated he was looking forward to a bigger and hctici" season ncxt summer.

Col. Reid Cal. W.W. Reid, who incidentally Yeszcrdny was celebrating his llth wading anniversary and who re- ccivcd a grr-at round of applause

told the gathering he

mer they would

An enjoyable sing song inter- ._____

hvqnonlnnmbv ptlnlfilfl also hi7.

‘FyCOLGATI

Baseball Trophy‘ Is l Presented At Banquet League Teams

years in a row,l N ' Y‘

Baseball League-

0 present

trophy to manager Harry McIhnls_ Hockey Lgague tony-m of the ivinninr: Legion team. ' a

The presentation was made in: conjunction with the holding of u banquet for the threc icams com_ prising this year's City Baseball League. upwards of 5O being prgg. cni at lite enjoyable affair arrang- cd by maiymcrs Fred Whnlcn, Fred llrCzibe and Ifarry Mclnnis,

I; was an aitogctlici- fitting c1]- had Seen a great an ‘ cnthusias - rviilcnt last night augurs wcli ‘C? Mona] League‘ the game ncxt scason.

President _Sam Doyle ded and in his opening re-

pr marks told the assemblage h w M a 0 enjoyed the plfsl

summer's league. He stressed thc sportsmanship shown by the thrcci clubs and thc co-opcration bctwccn thc tcam managers despite the

"°"‘"'“’5-' "t ‘he l°°¥""- "M"? "l" LAUSANNE, switzeriihia. Nov. l0 -- (AP) - A senior official of the International Olympics Com- , mittee tonight suggested the pos- h“'“l““" lmmmg m“ mlmey “my sibility that Russia will hold sep- arate Olympic Games Soviet sphere of influence.

It is “most unlikely" now that the Russians will participate the 1948 Olympic Games. the of- Preiidellf Dvyle ficial said. expressing belief that - tofil of ability of the genial doctor the Soviet may plan "willingncss to of stibstilulc ulynipics."

The official said _Sovlct sports authorities did not‘ reply to any oi’ several letters inviting Russian

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_ Jockey Gets S125 Weekly

NEW YORK. Nov. i0 —— (AP) - Every Saturday morning a five- ycar-old girl, topped by a big satin hair bow, emerges from the hurly- burly of Manhattan's traffic and pushes through a brass door on Broadway to go to work.

Robin Morgan is a hard-working, ‘well-paid rodio disc jockey, She is a colleague of such spinners as Paul Whitcman, Ted Husing and Martin Block. is a AO-pound package of light brown curly hair recalled and one front tooth missing. She can match wits, stories. mild jokes and trick music cues with the belt

record

The

l right wing Eddie Ktillman ienccman Jack Luncicn from New Haven Ramblers nf the American of than League. The newcomers likely will see action in tomorrow game here against Boston Bruins.

Kullman. a onc-iimo junior star

"It's that missing baby tooth," studio bystander reassures me she's just a kid fivc

“that

jockey show on the strength of

hv Coach Lynn Patrick ‘ glib performance

Ramblers as a plnycr who could make good "any time" in the Nu- _ . "Juvenile Jury." which she is the youngest mcmbcr.

Ncw radio programs are nurtured by advance publicity but Robin's has procccdcd for six months in virtual secrecy. York's WOR officials now aclmiti they've her-n chury of stories about l demanded $8,500. their prodigy because of possiblc

Ulympic Games

and telephone calls}

Not ']'l‘llI[)(‘I‘ill(‘llill| , Ncrve-wrui-kcd lll‘O_".(lClii‘-ll‘l‘S "rim i have had ihcir niomcnts with tcmp- ‘

ill . 1943 Olllm- l Zimfgfrs ‘av ‘m, i; |,_ (m. the, laxed at a banquet here tonight ' ‘ i ' 3 l iiftcr the tlircc-province cvcn!

calmcst person in thc stitdio. cf Jud?

make no further attempt to en- m" an M"

courage Soviet participation. Even “bmatc Syswm °f signals h“; bpenl 55y dgiry 9135505 commanding if the Russians had expressed a willingness to compete, the ama- tcur status of most of their nth‘- letes would have bccn "gravely in doubt," the official added. He referred specifically to

whcn to hold back or spccd up her

hcr family mentions with c-vidcnt relief that she can't

When one of her anecdotes dc- ,

which has played against teams _ pends on a time clement, she con-‘

of several European countries. _

Members of the Russian team fliles- y , had been “closely questioned» by whether that was six months or; caption of timc." like a financial wizard admitting!

"It was found that the players he's never learned to count except-l

were state employees. and spent Dr‘ MBcMmnn scven months of the year training The Child is not a smart ale‘:- Prccoclousncss in taken the form of poise.

I-Icr father, Maj. Matthew Mor- gan, ls a doctor with the army of occupation in Germany. Her mother is a corset designer in New York.

Robin greets everyone enthusi- astically b'y namc, Inquiries after other members of the family, says something about the weather or mentions an adventure she just had. On departing she kisses

"That means that the Interna- tional Olympics committee would almost certainly have ruled them ineligible for the Olympic Games, and there are strong reasons believe that most Russian ama- teurs are in a similar position."

Jockey Boosts Year's Victories Total To 222

NEW YORK. Nov. l1 —'I‘cd At- kinson boosted his total victories for the year to 222 today when the Toronto-born veteran jockey com- _ pleted a. triple with a score on vi-licn this was announced by thc Cornish Knight m the featured Old Mill handicap at Jamaica.

"Brctted that the baseball dlam- Atkmson’ who had two Wynne"

ond had not been ready for use wesdfly’ already had bfgught, -this summer but assured the plBY-

crs that next sum

"Righh now." she says, "I want little Ingrid Bergman; when I grow lip I want to be a big Ingrid Bergman."

children understandably are shy of such a conversational

Of hcr playmates she says: "They don't think of me as a which I really am not. I am just grateful to have my own show andl be on ‘Juvenile Jury."' _

Her weekly take is $125, quitc, a handful for a little lady horn in Lake Worth. Fla. Jan, 20, I942.

home Greek Hero at $3.90 first race and Kilroy at $5.50 in an up-io-date lllflmimd 1° the third.'two favorites, before his PlP-j- on, adding that the present zranilstand would be enlarged and that lights would also be installed in the future. He also expressed 6011611101"! ‘he ‘lellghlfm the hope that the Abegweit As- ‘socinlion would grow into a big

victory on Cornish Knight.

spersed with solos and recitation-i

[Maine's Ban 0n ilunting Lifted

AUGUSTA. Me. Nov. ll 4A0) —-Maine's ban on hunting, neces- sitated by forcst fire hazard. was. ifited today by Governor Horace

tainmcnt. Sololsts during the evc-» ning were Mcssrs. SF. Doyli‘. Pll“ thing and hclp to build up all Callaghan and Sterling Ryan, the branches of sport throughout thc latter a l3—l'¢‘flT"°1d b°Y whfl"

q pleasing voice made a hi8 h" Wm‘ rlcf remarks Iero also made by thc crowd. George FY8001! Gordon Drlllon. ydeorge Mike Henaesse! We"

Francis, Plus Callaghan and Pat well-received recitation!-

Mr. Albert Blanchard was l0‘ companist for the evenlnll.

ranging up to two inches drenched

scheduled to start in most coun- ties Nov. 1 will except in fire-ravaged York Coun-

begin tomorrow.

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There hunting will be limited to a two-week season starting Nov.

New Hampshire closed because of fire hazard on Oct. 16, were re-opened to hunt- ers and fishermen at noon today.

Millionaires Win From Slacc Bay

SYDNEY. N. 8.. Nov. ll-(OP) -—Syclnsy Millionaires strengthened their hold on Cape Breton Hockey League leadership tonight by de- feating Glace Bay Miners 4-3.

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GLACI BAY, N.S.. Nov. t1- fOPl-Glsca Bay Sports Club, sur- famoua Caledonia learn. today defeated St. Xavier University

ivory dealer in his efforts

Black Hawks.

take Tobin much persuasion.

It was disclosed in Chicago that Tobin paid an undisclosed sum to Jamcs Norris, Rcd Wings owner, B"! about average for a program} for permission to negotiate for of that type and time. She is tickled I when someone calls to ask if is a boy or a girl. or if she is rc- latcd to comedian Henery Morgan. There have bccn if she is a midget!

she ,

s quiries asking‘ , I ..$l.:;".:,i.i.2:"trzzrrii“sin;5 Pfllmllifllil ill disablcd vct-l

strcct-cars, jcwclry’ ‘and;

moved into fin.ii plia.

mg today with Ayirshirc and Jer-

‘ the major share of attention

i The annual Maritime tug-of- war also moved to semi-final stages which saw a lliedzic, N. B., tcam defeat Nappan, N.B.. in nine minutes and the famous Hastings,‘ N. B.. lumbermcn, 1946 champs. eliminated by Falmouth. N. 5., Huskies. Finals will be

Wednesday.

Gilbert MacMillan of Hunting- ‘ ton, Que.. judge of the Ayrshire Division, expressed particular plea- sure at the quality of animals shown and said Maritime Ayr- shires could compete with honor in any Canadian or American

fair.

Edison Mutch and Roland East- er of North River, P.E.I.. joint. owners of Brave Flora! Oscar. carried off grand championship

honors in the Jersey bull division

while Fred Cole of New Wilt-

shire, P.E.I. took the reserve.

Other winners in Jersey bull classes were George McMillan of Cornwall, P. E. I.. and the firm of

Clarke Bros. North Wiltshire, P E. I.

W. A. Trueman and son of

Aulac, N. 3., with their senlo: bull Fairview Duchess King took both senior and grand champion- ships-over heavy competition ic Ayrshlres. Other first place win- ners were lngs Bros. and A. Mc- Rae and Son of Charlottetown. Prince Edward Islanders con- tinued to cop honors as Roy Wood- slde carried off the grand cham-

pionship in White Marked Silver

Foxes. Othcr winners in the White Silvers were G. A. Callbeck of Summerside, P. E. I.. and P,‘ H. Cobb and Tom Neilson of Port Elgin, N. B.

Meanwhile. in the horse ring, judges had conferred the grand championship in Percherons on Basil Lowe of Amherst. N.S.. while P J. Martin of Hunter River, P. E. I.. was in reserve.

At a saddle horse show tonight. Miss Vimy Jones, daughter of F. E. L's farmer-Premier, captured honors of the night with he: mare Sylvia over l5 entries.

Sheep judging had not entered elimination stages when judging closed today. i

Acadia Axemen ~ Shut Out St. F. X.

‘IRURO. N.S.. Nov. ii - (GP)- Acadla University Axemen shut out St. IPrancis Xavier University 10-0 today to twin the Nova Scotia intercollegiate rugby title and the right to meet Mount Allison Un- iversity in q sudden death match

for the Maritime crown next Sat- urday . .

Today's victory was the second

time the Wolfviile, N.S.. team has defeated Xaverians this season. They won last Saturday's game at Wolfville although St. P2X. out- scored them 9-2 at Antlgonlsh. N.S.. earlier in the season.

HALIFAX. Nov, 11 -—~(CPl—St.

Mary's College won the right to meet Navy in the finals of the Halifax Canadian Football League when they defeated Dalihousie Unl- sn exhibition English] varsity 17-11 in a lIfll-Ilflll matah

'1 r115 GUARDIAN,

TORONTO. Nov. 11 — (C?) — One of hockey‘s most successful lioldouts, left-winger Roy Conacher surrendered today to the lure of folding money offered by Bill Tobin, becoming known as the

National Hockey Leaguek biggest chefs contract were not announ-

Canacher is the sixth player ac- qlllffll ln l0 days by Tobin, who y history by sending]

strengthen his last-place Chicago

The sharp-shooting Conacher. youngest member of Toronto's three famed brothers whose play- ing careers just about span the N.H.L.'s modern history, gave up the game this season rather than deport to New Yorl: Rangers when Detroit Red Wings refused to meet his holdout price. But it didn't

forwards Bud Polle. Gus Bodnar and Gaye Stewart and defence- mcn Bobby Goldham and Ernie Dickcns to Hawks, who won their first game in eight starts shortly

"it wasn't hard to sign Ray," said the Chicago owner, whose Hawks meet the Maple Leafs here tomorrow night. "I offered him so much money he couldn't refuse."

Tobin was Frank about what it cost him to sign Conacher _- $25.- l 000. But he didn't say how much generally‘ of this wont to the 31-year-old forward. Who refused to sign with Detroit this scason when the Red Wings offered him $7,600 for the ctfrrent campaign and Conachcr

accused him of “toting a tun of

spend any of it, added that frpm now on thc Hawks "will be right in the light for Lcuguc and Stair, 10y Cup honors this season." Cunuchci’, who scored 30 goals and 24 assists lust season, broke into the N.H.I.. with Boston in 1038 and was traded to Detroit be- fore the 1946-4’! though he hasn't played this sea- son, he said he was in shape and “will be happy to play Hawks against Toronto" tomorrow

Large Attendance '

iContinued from Page 1) iR-ZéifiETr}QEIEISFTE Rcscrve units, ncxi-of-kin, organ- plui-ing of wrcziihs sclcrlions wcre pluycil by thc hand. Thc hymn "O AMHERST. N. 5.. Nov. i0 —

1GP) - Exhibitors and judges al l the Maritime Winter Fair rc-,

brought the ceremony to a close. Licuicnzint - Governor Bernard

look thc salute cnrouie back to the

Lcgion Homo. in front oi the Pro-

vincial Building, Richmond St. The parade which

-.

s: in many yczirs was inarshallcd by

Rcconnaisszincc Band tintlci‘ tho iiirci-‘iion of Bundmaster-

Bondsman Fiaiil: Smith.

The f0llC‘-\ll‘.,.'I list represents but a small number of thc- total num- ber of wreaths laid before

Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion; H.M.C.S. Qiiccn Charlotte;

skin's Basilica; Notrc Dame Aca-

Women's League; Church; Central Christian Church: Zion Presbyterian church; Bene- volent Irish Society; Knights of Columbus; St. James’ Church; St. Peter's Guild; Zion Church Ladies’ Aid; Wildey Lodge, 1.0.0.11; Ma- sonic Grand Lodge. A.F. and A.M.: St. John's Lodge. A.F. and A.M.: Navy. Army and Air Force; Unem- ployment Insurance Offices; Bank of Montreal; Bank of Nova Scotia: Bank of Commerce; Potato Grow- ers‘ Association; I.O.D.E.; PE. Island Highlanders; St. Dunstan's University; Sons of

Hon, George D. DeBlois; R.T. Hol- Eastern Star Lodge; Gyro Cluh; Rotary club; L.O.B.A.; Knights of Pythias; Charlottetown School Board; Kingston Women's

I.0.D.E.; Orange Lodge: merit of Veterans‘ Affairs; Mr. W.

W.J.P. MacMillan; Lieut-Col. D.A.. MacKinnon; Kinsmen Club; Alnha Rebekah Indgc; Caledonian Cluh; Kiwargs Cluh; wheritlcy Rivcr In- Navy League of Canada; St. Paul's Guild; 5th District Signals; A.A. Regiment; 2nd Slcge Battery and 17th Rccce Regiment.

NEW HARBOR PLAN

CAITHNESS, Scotland — (CF)- A £20,000 ($80,000) scheme for de- veloping the harbor on Strorme Is- land. in the Pentland been proposed by the

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i Mlnom ls a roul mcnoyaevnr bo- omns it lam for longer than ordinary blades. For 0am: strewn-and oom- iorv-osk for Mlnovu linden.

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CHARLOTTETOWN _ PAGE SEVEN

Roy Conacher Signs With Black Hawks

(Continued from Page 1)

"Thank you fo

us. Coun. Dougan."

Remembrance llay At West Kent School

Major A. W. Rogers, President of the Canadian Legion. Charlotte- town Branch. was the guest speak- er at the Remembrance Day Pro- gram held at West Kent School, Monday afternoon. The Major re- counted several interesting inci- dents that occurred in the new‘, war, referring in particular in the passing of his chums-Kenneth MacDonald and Gordon DeBiots. Feature of the program was the reading of the names of almost a l. hundred West Kent boys who gave

tho informgtjgn you have 8mm their lives in freedom! cause. F02-

iowing is the prorgam and list of

Conacher and also must deliver a “I really think there is all klndl- names read:

player to be named at the end o! 0f room for compromise". the

the season to Wings. So it was Mayor said. "The fence that was

involved a good put across the track has been Hymn Recessmnal-

part of the total. Terms of Cona- placed to one side. The plgy] Reading °l ll" °f W-K-s- BOYS grounds can be used m0 per cent who lost their lives in wars of Em-

ricoonam

Wm, the houses being 1e“ where sire-Phyllis Cutciiffe.

they are in perfect line with the Hymn- Land.“ our Birth’ Erand stand. The horsemen have PAddreSs' Major A‘ W~ Rvkers.‘ “one to a lot of trouble in ma,“ ‘resident. Local Branch. Canad- Max Bentley and rookie Cy Thom-l in! their track out there and they ‘an Legion’ REEL‘

as to Toronto's Leafs in his "fivc- have bee" wld "l" "my by me but fIJY-IJXU" dcal. That trade brou ht b i155! MBYOFS that the have g ciyeated a lot of goodwill yfor the HONOR ROLL City. The houses have only been . moved back sevcn feet but it I

The King.

In proud remembrance of than

w0ndcrful'how much assistance a gfngugoiyfoegho, s!” mar little strip of land can be to the l om’

horsemen."

Coun. M.A. Farmer said it was i» we "T take the position", he said. “that! if both cannot be there, the horse-

men will have to go. Before that project of thc Dcpziriment of Phys-

soiiii. African War—lS99-l901. Alfred Riggs, Roland Taylor.

William Allen. George Allen, Er- nest Auld. Robert Anderson, Earle Bryenton, Wendell Bearisto, John Cornfoot_ Norman Caswell, Gor-

ical Fitness is thrown out. welfion Dewar‘ John Davies, wmmm should have the opportunity ofigrafm Richard Brehaut‘ Edgar

giving our findings upon it."

Coun. Dougan said that if both could not use the Field, the horse- men would not have to be asked to move. But he was sure both the amateur athletes and the horse- mcn could use it. All the latter wanted was “fair play". Col. Reid. he said; had I00 feet of land to the south which was “going to waste" and which ,could have been used by him to good advantage without interfering with the horsemen.

At the suggestion of Coun. LP- Page it was dccided to call a coun- cil meeting when Coun. .l.D. Slew- art returned and talk the whole matter over with Col; Reid.

in reply to a question from Coun. lilarnlcr, Mayor lliacDunald said that all lic knew about a pro- posed meeting between the Hali-

himsclf was what he had read in the press. He had had no com- munieatlon from either the Mayor of Saint John or Halifax.

Coun. C.M. Cox said the City of Ciiarlottctown had reason to Bi)’ precintc thc good work rcccniiy done by the Kinsmen Club in pro- viding treats and entertainment for thc i-hildrcn on Halloween night, Such work on thc part of the Kinsmen had bccn largely re-

Finlayson, Gordon Ferguson, Frank lTurncss, Bert Hooper, Frank iflushes. Gordon Haszard. Waiter

Irigs, LeRoy Kielly. Walter Lantz, James Lane. Gordon Livingstone. Fred Longworth, Gordon MacDon- ald, John Lowe. Oliver Mac-Each- ‘cm. William MacIntyre, Cuyler