' Islanders Score 4 - 0 W Victory Over Sydney For First Shutout Of Season A

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Murph Chamberlain's

Major Hockey League last night. . by downing the Sydney Million- it behind Nuk nires 4-0 in a well played game

'at the Forum. The Islanders 8ll(llI):.:g;:nea the Millionaires lt'llh have its pass to points. three less than the league leading I-Ialifax Atlanlics.

The Islanders skated to vic- tory over their Cape Breton riv- als with a smooth passing attack that delighted the fair sized crowd of fans on hand. The game was cleanly played and some good body checking.

scored a face-off Bonhomine

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along

Weaver llis

lpass, sped around I raced into the clear. along the ice on was in the net before could move.

them from close. in. Arneil ll:i(li. several very hard shots in tiinlm third period and each time reset to the occasion. l flight winger Connie Bonhonime paced the Islanders attack with

Seconds later Pidsodny

linto the clear by Whltlock.

Rcaudry each scored a goal nliile Ronnie Hurst accounted for llicl other Islander: ina'rker on at play. with Buck Whltlock.

Late Starting

Bonhoinme

to beat. Connie the bluclinc

ODE IITEIT the puck over

sra. The Millionaires did not. nr- me goal Clemgnls iivc in the City until 8:30. .gagn but The fans were well i'etv';irfledl-I-raviy Shot for their wait. In addition to the open net. ”"””- lwcl"-V Nl"k Pldmd"-V Some Anxious Moments "Sal" 3”” ” '"”dm"l Verslo" Arneil had some anxious nf his special side-show. Ntclitmems shank, turned in some good hockey as T uell. llowevcr. it wasn't Nick but Bob Arneil who stole the goal- lender's spotlight.

For three minutes in the open- ing period there wasn't a shot on either net. Then just past the

bounced

egg. On one occasloti

Bob turned back his golf shot. In

Bonhomme

Gray's rebound at the five min-, I th 11 d or e son (is

utc mark but Pidsoilny smothereilloul the puck before Bcaudry eoultll and

ance. Buck Whitlock

Beaudry shared

Nick about a minute later and again the Sydney netmindcr held

front four feet out. i With Larry Travis sitting out . tyre. weaver; n lmldin: penalty Syilney Stttlllln-ll-Ill), Gallagher,

Second Period

tn ecntre ice. . hack for thel 2-Charlottetown. Hurst

Whitloek skiitctl

4-Charlottetown. Clements tBonhoinmc. Mclsagant Penalt' "

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I-iewlsitisei-red Vtodhlsn left . d f d '.

mg Islalldcrs lnolicd back "it? 3 before drifting a goal motettlainplalsfs second place he in the Maritime to Hurst. Ronnie calmly deflci.-ted

Two minutes later Connie Bon- goal: Beaudry fed a the right wing. Connie picked up the and shot the short side Pidsodny

(H The third period was less than lmmr” ia mliiute old when Bruce Gallag- . . . . h ' l cl b' .k ' A '1, Goalie Bob Arntel picked up lttstG(:ua;:CrB'raCi:;. 3233;! (:;ad rig; shmfglt lhhetscasml igfglltre only to have Arneil beat him '( C "51 C S "St 59”” on his back hand shot from close

pulled off another great save on Behring- ler after the later had been sent

one goal and two assists. Liiic-ll Then 3". lhe 9313 millrk me IST mates Marcel Clements iiiul llttb.l3fld”5 Clicked f'-71' me” 1351 5031- with both teams a man short.

and Clements broke out of the Islanders end with only cr:'ried and than nlpassecl to Clements who beat Fid-

Til? gziinn was more half hour late in getting llll(lf.'l'-:SOClny with a close in dril't?. G6OFl!C may as the Sydney ti-um w:islMcI.agan. who sai-ted the play, forced to make. the longer cross-xwas given an assist. 1": at Cane Tornlentine when the Seconds before he scored Clem- hoat at Wood Islands could H0! ents had been beaten at the goal

necrate. an account of the llCilV)'tn10ul.l1 by Pidsodny. Shortly after came close n- his deflection of Larry across the

filo- attertvai'Lls as Syd- ney attempled to break his goose- Gallagher hack handed one that slipped past the outside of the goal post. Dunc Maclntyre also raced in close but

the last few minutes Arneil

1hi'ce minute mark Eddy Marin- .

P'ltl let. go zi lou slap shot from held the 5p0mgm',as he ,5tl.oVe, to

Mn.” that Amen mmcd aside keep hzs-shutout. the Millionaiiies

without much trouble. made several good sorties into the Hub Bound”. had the pi”. Islanders end but they got. few

good scoring opportunity when dFm8E'Y0US 5ll0LS RTYXLV.

he attempted to poke home Bob The Slldl)U11Y Line Of B0aUdl'i'-

and Clements stood on the at- tack while the whole defence corps

connect. Gary Gordon rode in onlturned ln a very sound perform- Hub centre ice duties

out the no admittance sign. between them. But Br-audry was back again at. For the ,Vli1l.onajres George the H27 mark and this time he Robertson was again a standout.

wasn't. to be denied. Marcel Cle- up front, and Dun? Mncnlre mm. ments raced down the left hand pd in 3 good pr-rformartee on the side and carried to the f'OlTl'ZI'!b1ue1'lnL T before centering mil 1! pass that Lg,-,e.up5;

Ileaudry flipped into the twincsl Sydney; 5031' pldsgdny; de-

fence, Dalgleish, Tyshko, Macin- forwards, Marincati, MacDonagh. Mor-

III to the zitteick around the fif-irow. Cam bell. Rowe, Hildebrand, minor n 5 . l . l teen mllltlle mzirk. Using illelflR,obel't,3on,pClal'l(. this defriiisznlfltsfltssh l:s('ta1;)eedleft'tjl)?E 1” ll -ii”? Oi Cll-3! Hen for the club mm Sm”: fm.wm.d nm, with Charlouewwn. Gm1'Amen; de. um Serving am, itnfmknions in thurcmnitttecs: Building committee. Dune ill.'l('lfll)rp and MllCDOnHl;llife11cg' Travis, McLagan, Kiley-flpenauv box. S0 far their c!e1n..i'. Maclfayz club games. nn flPfr)nSF tho) stormed around Gray; forwards. Whitlock. HUl'Sl.lp1ayin'g has hoe” pmmg good (sip Peter Sinclair; ice, Garnet. M:tcIn- Aincil's t-itailnl for about a inln- Hagen, Gordon, Bellringer, Beau-Vvidends In the hkt iwo qmes U 'itvre: inembcrship. J. Fraser: out- tit: but could not find an open- dry. Bonhomme. Clements. basing ',ON..n..is "lg 9 1 mm p.l-ml" 8al"95- L H P0018: entert.niii- inc. Referee, Good: liiiesmeii, Perry 'oHen am Ifldt th tV'("'f -V CV” l ment. Dr. L.A. Johnston and H. B. Hurst's First Goal land Squarebriggs. E1 1 tu fl dc "Le tor .”1.I.lett'ellyn: publicity. H.F. Landry: Ttonnic 1-lurst's first goal as an SUMMARY i'Nlt Em 0” netjln la” lhe1e.jlllll0l' committee, to be appointed Islander was the result of all First Period thme only loam mots, ""3031 m at a later date. beautiful play liy centreman Burlcl 1-Charlottetown. Eeaudry "he 135': No games whlFl1 '5 "mini On motion it was decided that the Wlntlot-it-. The Islanders were nt-- tclements, Bonhommc) 11:27.-"'5 200d '4 Y'3C0mm8l1dMl0n for any CM, dues would remam the Same tru-king Ill the Sydney end when. Penalties: Travis 14:26, l7:-i0.lflCf9n55 35 t'-"ill be lollml. We heart-l H5; 515.00 for former m(.mbel.S' lhc itliltionuii-cs t'lClIlNl the puck Rowe 11:40. 413' -WDDFOVB Of Chnmbfl”-Mnislsitittzi for first year members, and

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'l.lTTLE SPORT

By Ramon

THE GUARDIAN. CHA

Give Strong

For two nights now the Islanders have been flashing smart passing

attacks with the result that they have racked tip two impressive wins over their bitterest rivals and have treated the fans to some of the best hockey to be seen here. for quite a while. Last night the Islanders lshowed some of the best. hockey they have ever produced. In the second period especially they were throwing the puck around with tlicl deltncss and surciiess that wits the; earmark of the Saint John Beavers last season.

l Deieiiscmen Lou Kiley (left) and; George McLngan (right) turned int strong performances last night as lthe Islanders turned back the lsydney Millionaires 4-0 at the lForum. The shutout was the first lfor Goalie Bob Arncil and the. Is-i

Despite. the sharp lid-sing the most. heart-wariiiing feature of the game was the shutout racked up by lBob Ameil, Bob's job is being lthreatened bv Al Mlllar of the Que- bec Aces. Millar lcft Quebec last night and will meet the Islanders in Cape Breton duriiitz the iiexti day or two. Those who have seenl Millar rate him ahead of Ray Fred-it erick who stopped for the Islaiidcrsg last year. And he will have to bcl good to beat out Arncil for the reg- y 7; I mar goanendlllf l:":h' Mr. Dottglas M3GOll'2lll was elect-

Coiitile Bonhommc rates hart otlpd prcismcm or me Montague Cu.”- his success this season to. the factlmg gmb M ilhe mmual i,m9t'mg that he is wearing Willie Mai-shall'sl Mid m me (Hi) mom last evening skates. Connie wore them for the ow” oiilccrs mciuda up VlCe'prc' first. time Tuesday night and lieisidelltt bwme homo": 2"d "GET picked un three points. Last. iiigliLimeSidmL' Judge Jfsi DelR0.Che5: he picked tip three more. The skatesl secNm”'lreasumt H" M' S'm”"' of course are not the real answer. The mecumlt attended by 3 mrge Connie has been fixing of late and numb” or mcn.w.m"(' was. presided showing the form that. won lilm an'0Wr bv tile reimml l".esmem' Mn All Star berth in the Cape Bretonifx'E' s””"a”' Fouowmlz me read' League mo Years ago. Hi: goal: mg of the -minutes of the last. an- last night was a beautiful piece oflmml lllcnilnq by me secrgaryt work as he cut around the Sv(lnevi')."dg9 J's" DMROCME me fmm” defense and boat mdsodm, all mezctal report. was presented which mm o lshowed rece'ot.s of 3309.36. disburse-

i . , , !nlClll.S of sTti0.3R. balance 548.98.

Things have come in It strange. Silllsmctmly reverts from the pass for the islanders when Laiti'5'l(lim.”m")" .or m? 59”'”l c0mm”'L?e5 ;.n,m,5s becomes me bad man omttcie received .iiidicatin,: an active :the defense. But last. night tliat'slie"i:0XLS i:)."0n"mmn'z mmmmce M

t . pvliai. happened. I.ari-y drew three ;;ms::r.”:,l;:i igplzllliifiggllfgdbgag

i.-rilbltiiisz Bob Gray hack to

dc-l - . - . lfense. Bob was an Auysmr snort lei associate members. Mi.

d9'lA.C. Ma:Kay was appointed and-

puck and led a rush across tliel 3 tCKXzli1i1t0ltt)tcPl((WBnellgggjigmnmll:04plat:-iman ind(J:rtp: Brektion L ptltrolnm. for me Coming Venn The app T ' Ct” " m ' ' , t) - . ago an US W3 C Otl l8l.l - -7 L ...- ., V; ,A..,,,,gg, rmg lEeIlUdI'yt . 1310? he docsn't win All Star honors:1082118-leading Halifax Atlantics.

Penalties: Hill 6:22. Hazcn'ngri;n before this scasoii is out. i011 S-alurday nightthe Islanders

6'22. Tmd P id . - - - i play tlieGlaceEay Mincrs.The boys

7 "0 l The Mllllonai cs last plnyerl 531' lllEy are out to sweep both

without the seitices nf Doti'li0atl games and make it a perfect

97” "Whi " Whel Wh' ' t -11 wreck .. MacIntyi'e 2:20. Tra- i .2 a.ni lp is sick il,i l . WS 2120' Morrow 8110' Ben”. lthe tti and virus left home in Syd-l ' ' t l dry 8:10, Gordon 10:07, Weav-

lney. The M0ll9)mCn had it toughl F.m'licr this week conch Murpht ltime before, they renclmd hm-elClltlInllf!I'lfllll was in touch witlii yesterday. They left home at six in:R0l.v Mclmnarzhaii of the Frcder-i tolilcton Caps. McLenaghan Borden when the lllllllillll U19 C3135 , . l lwood Is.lands-Caribou ferry

may be' and chamber-;

start of the gamg. ill'0tll(l be quitting hockey altogeth- - - ter. A former American

l It, must. be sald rt-ml, lhp Mn. Hockey star he has been coaching lionaires this year, in sharp con- ll"! Calls 101 the D8” two seasons. trast with last. produce a fighting: ' ' ' type of game ct-cry lime they camel Charlotletown's Cecil ttBubb.i" tto the Forum. Cliff Roach has a Dowliug has been cutting quite a number of outstanding hockey Strartii in the New Brunswick players in his lineup and he hasi,l-eE1lZUP- Bubbr 15 playing with some others who make up in fight Nick Nicolle's Saint John Beavers what they lack in ability. The re-land in his last three outings he sult. is that they are always inthns come up with three hat tricks. there fighting until the last whist-lBtlbby always could put that puck 1e and always dangerous. lin the net no matter what league , ' ' ' the played in. Two years ago he The Millionaires and Islanderslwon an exhibition game for the will travel to Sydney for a returnllslandcrs against the Sydney Mil- game in the steel City tonight. lionnires. This year he played a This will be a battle. for second few games. with the Islanders but. place and the. team that wins will could not skate fast enough to be only one point behind the make. the grade. '

SKATING FROLIC

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Montague Curlind Club A.n.nua1MeetingLastNigh”

dldllfllll was attempting to obtain lilsl

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RLOTTETOW

Performance

landers this year.

Lou and George both gave Arneil plenty of protection and also led numerous Islanders attacks into Sydney territory. In the scoring column Moi.ogaii picked up an as- 'st on Marcel Clements' goal.

pointment of fl janitor was to be left to the executive.

some discussion tratispircd re- garding Lhe formation of teams for the Gaboury Trccihy competition to be held at Charlottetorwn on December l0tli.. and it was decided that the mal.t.er would be looked into during the next few weeks.

NOVEMBER 14, 1952

To Place Forum Building Tax On A Fairer Basis

when Councillor E. 'C. JOIIIISIOIVI gave notice of intention to intro- duce a. motion setting ii new val- uation for tax purposes on the Forum at the City Council meet- ing this week he was, in effect, sponsoring a move to reduce taxes of the Forum.

At the time the Forum was- bullt in 1935 the Provincial Leg- islature passed a statute giving the City Council the power to set a special tax for the new sport; building. The valuation then was placed at 56.500 and this was to be maintained for a period of 10 years. when it expired in 1945 no action was taken and taxes con- tinued to be paid on the some basis.

However, when the City sent out its three special assessors last year they placed the Forum tax assessment on the basis of a :35.- 000 valuation. Forum officials showed their audited statements that since no profit was being made they could not pay such greatly increased taxes. For this reason Councillor Johnstone gave his iiotlce that he would make I motion to have the assessed value for taxation purpose lowered to 510,000 which Forum officials agreed would be a fair basis. Supporting Councillr Johnstonc was Councillor T. Roy Cudmorr: who spoke of the value of the Forum here as in community sports centre.

Island Fishing Attractions Featured

Sport iisherineii of this Province may find the American aiiglersl opening up a new field for them in the near future. Mr. Ollie Rodman,

Sawchuk Gels Second Shuloul t

Of The Season

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DETROIT. Nov. 13 e(API-l Ted Lindsay scored twice and as- sisted on another goal and Tcrryl Sam-litilc i'cg'stered h.s secondt shut-out as the National llockeyi Lriigue champion Detroit. Red Wings returiied to stride with as 3-0 triumph over Boston Bruins: tonight.

The victory boosted Detroit into

fourth place over Boston in the league standings. Metro Prystai scored Detroit's

opener. killing a pass-out from be- hind the met by Lindsay. That came on 3 power play at 5:36 of the first period while Real Chev- refils was serving the first of 10 penalties in the rouglf game.

No other score came for some 45 minutes. Then Lindsay clicked twice within three minutes for his eighth and ninth of the season.

Prystoi set up the cltncncr with a drop pass inside the Boston blue line. Lindsay used I-lal Laycoe for a screen to line in a 35-footer. The insurance tally came on s 15- foot blast of Gordie Howe": set-up pass to the front of the net.

Lindsay with his three points and Howe with two assists moved into a tie with Rocket Richard of

lMontreal for the N. 1-1. L. scoring

lead. All have 1'1 points. I First Period

1-Detroit. Prystal

not cross. They only arrived liere'sCt't'ices. llowcvcr Roly spoke inl at 8.30 and this man"; give thenmsllcll a manner to indicate that it much time to supple out before the 110 left the Fredericton team he

tllowe. liliidsayi 5:36 Penalties - Chcvreiils 59. l Pavclicli 7:20; Pronovost. 7:36. 1.:-iblne 10:15: Sandford 14:01; Ai-rnstrong 11236. Second Period I iscoring - None. . i Penalties -- Goldhom 2:04. l Labine 5:13; liowe 15:49. Third Period 2-Detroit, Lindsay (Prystai, Wolt) . 11:30 3-Detroit. Lindsay tHowe) . . 14:52 Penalty - Labine 14:20.

Hawlls Move lnlo 2nd Place Tie With Habs

CHICAGO. Nov. II -(AP) - Chicago Black llawks tonight mov- ed up to s second-place tie with Montreal in the National Hockey League with 1 6-2 victory over New York Rangers before I. crowd of ti,- 2l0. The win snapped the Hawks three-game losing streak.

SUMMARY

First Parlod

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3-F” Dodns r (Gee) .. .. . .. 3:02 Penalties: Dewsbury 2:06: How-

ell 3:41: Gardner 11:31; Mic-, koskl 11:54. ' second Period 4-Chicago, Peters . 5-Chicago. couture

2:26

(Gee. Huculi 0:02 6-Chicago. Mortson i (Peters) .. .. .. 11:11 'l-New Yor Mlckoskl (slowinsk)

Penalties: Mosien o 0, Prentice 18:45; Kraftcheck 17:48; Glover 19:27. . Third Period 3-Chicago. P. Conacher (Peters) Penalties; None.

associate editor of the well known American sports magalne, "Hunt- ing and Fishing." made a trip here is year in a search for striped bass in the salt water runs. During his visit be spent several days along the coast. near Cove- hend. lialvay. Tracadie and Rus- tlco. lie reports in the November issue of his magazine that he found wonderful spots where the stripers should be. Though he did not get any in mid-summer he believes that they should be present in September and October. He says it is n dcfliiite fact. that the Island has stripers in its coastal waters and regretted that his limited time did not permit. of further explora- tions.

In recommending this Province to fellow Americans he suggests that if they try the local waters in the spring that. go to head tidal waters wlierc fresh and salt water meet. ”If you dont find stripers. you will find sea run brook trout, running up to three and four pounds." He added that it. seemed to him that every man on the 15- land was an enthusiastic sea trout angler and says that June is ap- parently the best month. and it nfight well be the best month for stripers as well.

Mr. ltodman concludes his Island

Chicago Black Hawks today an- nounced League game with Wings scheduled here Nov. 4, but cancelled because night, Dec. 6, at Indianapolis.

marks contest has been transferred dur- big the outside the league.

league Chicago Stadium bookings. made it impossible to arrange it Chlcigo date for the game.

Shanlz WinsOl.L Player Award

rel, League award by a landslide vote.

Maple. Leafs Take Ove? Top Spot InStandingsWith. 1 3 - 1 Win. Over Canadiens

T lead carefully in the third pg;-roar 1831118 Onllt few chances relentless. ly back-checking to halt Canadian: power plays. .

Leo Bolvin and JlmnQr Thom”. of the Leafs and Paul Meg” ol-

MONTREAL, Nov. 13 -(CP) - Toronto Maple Leafs roared into sole posseslon of first place in the National Hockey League for the first time this season by de- feating Montreal Canadians 3-1 to-

night. before a crowd of 14,496. Canadlens suffered cuts in nu Canadians. who held first place fussed game. Boivin had five before tonight's game, contributed Stitches llilien in I Cut on hu

head and Meger one stitch in hit lip. Thomson was cut inside 11,. thigh.

to their own downfall by loose de- fensive work, but their own of- fence bogged down time and again under the persistent checking of the Leafs.

All the scoring came in the sec- ond period. Harry Watson scored for the Leafs after only 11 seconds. deflecting in Jimmy Thomson's shot. Canadlens' lone goal. 40 sec-

SUMMARY k First Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Sullivan 3:06; 1.10,. ton 9:20; Curry 12:02. i Second Period 1-Toronto, Watson

. (Thomson. Mlzay) .......... .. oz 3.. tar. 13.23:-:;"::..2" 2-3gg;;;g;;- 0"- Dou Hnrve '3 ss. """ '- - I51: I-lagrvey's s ow paattempt to clear on 3-'(rg::;f:'t)Kennedy Ron Stewart's passout. gave Ted 4g-I-ammo Shawna ttttttttttt " 11354;. Kennedy a chance and the Leaf (Kenneay smith) p lg captain dldnlt miss. penalty: Masmck 956;,” "35. Kennedy was credited with on Third period ' -fl assist on the final goal when Stew- scaring; None. i art calmly poked in the puck from Penalty: Horton 5-31 al scramble before anyone could Stops; ' ' V 0 GEL Lumle x The Leafs nursed the two-goal McNeiI . . fig

Atlantics, Miners Batu; To 2 - 2 Overtime Tie

To PlcTy4Postponed Game Ar Indianapolis

CHICA GO,

HALIFAX. Nov. 13 -(GP) .. Halifax Atlantlcs and Glace Bsy Miners battled to a 2-2 tie tonight in the second overtime fixture of the Maritime Major Hockey Legxug this season.

Atlantlcs, still lenders in mg four-team circuit, had to mm. from behind to gain the demlocy with the hard-pressing Miners who at one point in the game had I 24 edge.

The visitors scored the only gonl of the first period and added yin. other before the half-way msri of the second to take 9. command. lng lead.

Atlantics tallied one late in tht second session and Hughie Camp. bell made it a deadlock when ha scored at 8:28 of the turn with M. sists going to Carroll Bloom and Billy Watson.

-lullmly Raknak scored both of Miners goals, his first unassisted and the second on a two-way at. tack with Keller.

Lineups:

Glace Bay -- Goal. Loclnhsrt; do. fence. Cooper, Hlnchberger. Am. adlo, Myketyn. Buraga: forwards, Mccrackeii. Backer. Keller. Miller McKenzle, Raynnk.

Halifax -- Goal. McMeekfn: dc.- feiice, McNeil, McLaughlin, Bloom, Haves: forwards. Bowness. camp- bell. Watson. Ford. McPhee, Gould Bereeron, Hollett.

Officials - Gillls, Beazley, Pow- er.

NOV.. 13 -(AP)-

their National Hockey Detroit Red

it was election has been re scheduled for The shift. to the the first time

Indiana city a N. H. L. regular season to a site

The Black Hawks said the tight schedule, plus previous

Most Valuable

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.'l-(AP)- Bobby Shantz. the Philadelphia Athletics' pint-sized pitching mar- today won the American most - valuable - player

The talented little lefty. who led the league with a 24-7 won-

and-lost record. received 16 first- ,I-'lrst Period

reference with it high compliment to the people he met while here. "One thing is sure: You'll find the residents of Prince Edward Island

most interested in seeing to it that you have a good time. It is a won- derful placc. In fact hospitality throughout the Maritime Provinces is of the very best."

The article ends with It few good suggestions for the American sport.smeii.

Capitals And Beavers Play 6-6 Deatllock

FREDERICTON. Nov. 13 -(CPI -Roly Rickard fired two third period goals from scrambles tonight to give Fredericton Capitals a 6-6 New Brunswick Senior Hockey League tie with Saint John Beav- ers. The result left the three teams in the loop closely bunched- Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John. in that order.

Besides Rickard. Doug sewellsna Roly McLenahan were outstanding for Caps. Cecil Dowllng. Saint John forward, achieved his third hat trick of the season. with play- ing coach Nick Nlcollo assisting

wo.

Bucceroni Favoured To Win Bout Tonight

NEW YORK. Nov. 13 -(AP)- Dan Bucceroni, Philadelphia heavyweight. is I '1 1-2 to 5 favor- ite to and Danny Nlrdlcds nine- flght. winning streak tomorrow night in a 10-round bout st Mad- ison square Garden.

Bucceronl, who may be I rising star in the heavyweight class. ma won 30 of 4.1. More important, he has knocked out 2'? opponents for n 41 per cent K. 0. average. Nar- dico has 30 knockouts while win- ning 42 of 58. He lost seven and fought two draws.

LONDON. Nov. 1.'l - fAPt - 1-larry Matthews of Seattle. wan... has sltmerl to flczht Johnny Wil- liams. Rr't.lth heavyweight cheet-

place votes from the 24-man eom- 1-Glace Bay, Raynak . 17:5li mittee of the Baseball Writcrs' Penalties-None.

Association. Second Period

Allie Reynolds, New York Ynn- 2-Glace Bay, Roynak

kee pitching ace, polled four firsts (Kellen 6:44 and Mickey Mantle, lils sensatlon- 3-3311133. Ggold

at outfield mute, drew three to (Hanan. Bownessl 13:00 finish SN"0Ild Mid llll”l- Penalties - Cooper 7:31, Backoi

The only other first place bal- 9:4-;' wmson 9:47.

lot went to Nelson Fox, Chicago Third Period

second baseman. who finished 4gHnmBx' Campbell

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