On or off the race-track. shel-

dnn Campbell. Augustine Cove, cicry confidence that his till: l.ie up to its name-

Z Jl L4 .54 3. :l.

11 ii :1 mrirk of2:1-13-5. this lirr-xvii peldilii: is very much of a pet and Sheldon, his trainer- dr.i.rr. has also tailzht the horse

.a few tricks including the one :- ibove 1K1 which the horse rests on ihls shoulders on st hind leg stand.

This horse,' displaying plenty of speed. nas only out of the money once in each of the last. two racing seasons in his races on P. E. I. and N. B. tracks.

Millionaire

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2 - 0 Shutout Over

Glace Bay

SYINNICY, Nov. 3-(CPl-Cliff Rrmril's Fillncy Millionaires held onto SPtlI)ni'i place in the Mari-

iil1lf' Major Hockey League before

their linmr- inns ioniizht when tlicv lniirlnil it 2-0 shutout to linir olrl rivals Glace Bay Min- or

l-or .S34liicy poniir, Nick Pid- F'l(iIt'.' it w.-is his second shutout

in SlX league starts, and his sec- ond at home in three appearan- CPS.

The shots on Real were almost Pic-Yi until this last. period when Glace Bay outshot Sydney 13-4 and for this night. Miners' Don L-”.iCi(i'iRl”t handled 24 drives against 32 for Pit'lsodn.V-

Three new members of the Sydney club this season. Roi Campbell. Bill Tyshko and Nick Hill. figured in what proved to he the winning goal at 17:32 of the opt-nim: period. The other tilly mine from high scoring Ed- die Mzirinentl who finished home a Cvnrztz Rnhertsnn passout at 1-715 of the final canto. The game was a tame, affair as Sydney- (;i-,.-r- Ray l-nntr-sis go. There was .-niy one penalty, a tripping sen- tcnce to Dunc Maclntyre of the

Mills in the middle session. Miners dressed two new play- nrs. llnldovrir dcfr-nceman Johnny

.Vlykrl,iil mime to terms with the Glare Bay ionin shortly before game time and the Bay native u.-oi-iqed on defence with big Lloyd Hincherberger. The other newcomer was llenry tPopl Bac- kor who was sent to Miners b.V Shmvinitrnn Falls.

Glace Bay--Goal. Lockhart; de-

Former Teammate 0f Siengel Dies

NORTHAMPTON. Mass., Nov. 3CtAPi---Howard W. Baker. 73. former minor league teammate of New York Yankees mlmairer Casey Siengel, dicd today At his home.

Baker baseball

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mnzmv - rrocnlt MINERS vs. ISLANDERS SATURDAY-

Afternoon Skating .....- I to 5 Night skating .......... I to to

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Miners

fence. Coopcr, Buregs, Hinohberger. Myketyn; forwards. Russell. Mc- Cracken, Backer, Keeler, Amsdio. McKenzie. Batten, Miller. Schlll. Sydney-Goal, Pidsodny; defence. Whalen. Weaver, McIntyre, Tyhsko: forwards. Dalglelsh. Hill. Campbell. Robertson. Morrow, Marinenu, Mc- Donagll, Rowe. Hildebrand, Clarke.

SCMTVIARY i First Period 1-Sydney. Campbell (Tyshko. Hill) Penalties - None.

Second Period

:4

Scoring - None. Penalty - Maclntyre 8182.

Third Period

2- Sydney. Marineau (Robertsonl Penalties - None.

Stops:

1 Pldsodny

l Lockhart

SPORT BRIEFS

WINNIPEG, Nov. 3 - (CF) Jack Jacobs, Winnipeg Blue Bomb- er's all-star qua.rtel'back. today was named winner of the Jeff Nicklill Memorial Trophy as the most. vai- uable member to his team in the Western mtorprovincial Football Union.

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PARIS. Nov. 8 -- (AP) - Char- les Humez, French middleweight contender, whipped Eugene (Silent) Hairston of New York in s one- isided international bout. tonight.

TREINTON, N. J., Nov. 3 -- (AP) - Abe J. Green, National Boxing Association commissioner, today announced he has suspended Jim- my Bivins, Cleveland heavyweight. from boxing until he makes good a New Jersey fight. contract. Green. who also is Athletic Commissioner of New Jersey. said Biviris failed to fulfill I. contract to box Billy Gilliam of East Orange.

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Favored To Take Series

WITNNIPEG, Nov. 3 C (OP) - Winnipeg Blue Bombers were much too good for Edmonton Eskimos Saturday as they welloped the Esks 28-12 in the first game of their best-of-three Western Int.erprov- incial Football Union fnals.

This was the consensus of most sports writers wllo watched the one-sided contest. in Edmonton's Clarke Stadium.

But. the Eskimos themselves dldnlt appear too downhearted.

"Things will be different next week.” said outside wing Rollin. Prather. referrlllg to the second game at. Winnipeg's Osborne Stad- ium Saturday afternoon.

But. with two key Eskimos injur- ied, there is little doubt Bombers will be. solid favorites to wind up the series in two straight. Playing coach Frankie Filchoclr. used most- ly on detellce..sufferecl a shoulder separation and is definitely out. All-Sta; halfback Rollie Miles stif- fered a rib ilijilry. but might see ac- tion.

Bombers have only one serious injury. a conrllssion to rookie filli- back Lorne Benson. It is not known whether he will play.

Despite their wide margin in the first game, Bombers 'aren't over- confident. They remember Esks amazing comeback ill the total-

gary Slzampcders.

Most of the sports writers are land advance into the Grey Cup iflnal nt Toronto Nov. 29.

Moncton Team

Leads Field In Bowling Tourney

FREDERICION, Nov. 4 -- t'hle.s- dayt - (CF) - Moncton Rudolphs. with nine tp0mtS. led the field of 13 teams early today after the first set of night. matches in the Mari- ittmc and Maine bowling tourna-

THE GUARDIAN.

Last,- Minute Goal Gives Atlantics 3 - 2 Win Over Islanders

point semi-final series against Cal- 1”

picking Bonlbel-s to mid it sntiii-day m

HALIFAX, Nov. 3 - (CF) w Hughle Campbell scored with 12 seconds remaining to give Hall- fax Atlantlcs a 3-2 win over Charlottetown Islanders in an action packed Maritime Major League contest tonight.

Campbell was the big gun for the Atlantles, scoring both the lying and winning goals. Muckle Hollett scored the other Halifax tally. Bill Hagen and Marcel Clements were the Islander marksmen.

Tile game was a typical Char- lottetown-Halifax clash from sea- sons past with referee Huizhie Oillis handing out 15 penalties. included were match penalty to Frank King of Halifax, a match misconduct to George McLagen of the Islanders. majors to Hol- lett: and Gordon for fighting and

ejection of Charlottetown coach- Murph Chamberlain from the bench.

Tempers were on edge through- out the game with both teams carrying their sticks high. The game was held up for 15 mSn- utes in the second period. At the 14:42 mark of the period Frank King and Lou Kiley participated in a high sticking duel with Kim: getting the better of the exchange, knocking Kiley to the

2-. Players from both teams piled over the boards and started mix- J in the south end of 'ih ' King rind Kiley to the liox. Chnrlottl-.tou'n argued point with McLagan being hand- ed ll match mis-conduct. King tried to get at Kiley in the pen- alty box and was given s match penalty. Murph Chamberlain rac- r-ri across the ice in the penalty lmx and was promptly chased to the dressing room. Kiley was given a two minute penalty for slashing for his part in the pro- cecdings.

CHARLD'I'I'EOWN - Goal, Ar- neil: defence. Stevenson, McLagan, Kiley: forwards. Clements, Beau- dry. Hagen. Gray. Gordon. Whit- lock. Kelly. Bonhommc, Bell- ringer.

ment. , Trundlers from Hplliibil, Me. de- 1fEl1(ilf1g the title, made a poor start ias the four-day tourney opened and won only two points in their first two lnntehes. dropping six. At- ter a blankintz by the Moncton Sportsmeli's Ciilb. the Houltori team evenly divided four points last. inight. with Halifax Conn .'.nd Mar- .t,el. i One or the night games was de-' clded by only one pill. Edniundston defeating New Glasgow 1.504 to 1,503. Each took two points. .

While the night matches were'

still under wily. leaders with Ru- dolphs amomr the New Brunswick. Nova Scotia. and Maine teams were the Monctoli Sportsman's Club. Dartmouth and Molicton Knights lo: Pythias. E The defending champioiis suffer- ed on immediate setback when they gained a 7-pin win in the last string for A total of three points. New Gliaspzow did the same against Fred- erlcton.

Joe Campbell, anchor man for New Waterford, led his squad to victory over Dartmouth with n three-string total of 363. Vern Con- irad had it 328 for Dartmouth.

When the afternoon matche.-: tended, two Mnnctnn teams -S the Sport.smen's Club and Rildoinhs - were tied with New Waterford for the lead. Each had won six points and lost two.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 3 C (AP)- Gen. Carlos Ibener. Del Campo Wits inaugurated today as

president of this copper-producing: Latin Americiln republic He cele- brated not only his return to an office he helrl in 1937-1931 but li- so his 75th birthday.

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SUMMARY First. Period 1-Halifax. Hollett (McPhee) . .......... .. 6.03 2-Charlottetown, Hagen (Stephenson. Gordonl 16.43

Penalties - Kelly .32. 8.,'7; Bloom 9.20; McLaughlin 12.04, Bergeron 15.53; Beaudry 16.53.

Second Period

3-Charlottetown, Clements Lwhitlock, Gray) . 8.82 Penalties - Bloom 237; Hollett

10.23; Kiely 10.23, 14.42, King 14.42 (match penalty and five-minute

misconduct). Mclnagan 14.42 tmatc misconduct) ; Campbell 1525.

Third Period

4-Halifax, Campbell (Ford, Watson) ................ .. 15.39 5-Hillfax. Campbel i (Lepine) .. .. 19.48 Penalties - McLaughlin 1.15:

Hagen 1.15; Hollett 17.42 major; Gordon 1'1 42 major.

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If-11OVEMBER 4. 1952

SliiprTeal Tops Scoring in Qnt. Junior lgilgue

TORONTO. Nov. 3--'(CP)-Skip Teal, fleshy forward with the league-leading Barrie Flyers. pick ed up seven points last week to pace the Ontario Hockey Assoc- iation Junior A scoring race with 26 points.

Teal has 14 goals and 12 as- sists to his credit in 11 games. His teammate Don McKenney is still in second place, again two points behind with 13 goals and 11 assists in 11 games."

1 Figures released by the League today, including games up to and including Sunday. showed Eddie Switzer of Gait Black Hawks in third place with 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points. Two players Murray Costello of St. Michael's and Jim McBurney are tled'for .fourth spot with 18 points each.

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MicikeyiMantle Rejected .

' By Army For,

. By Jerry '1'. Daniel:

wssamomn. Nov. 1 '-(AP) Mickey Mantle. the New York Yankees sky-rocketing young

swltcbhitter today was again de- clared unfit. for military service.

That means . the 21-year-old commerce 0kln.. outfieldari can continue uninterrupted his thus far brilliant. baseball cnreer. Man- tle, in his second year with me Yankees tied for third in the American I.osn'ue,bstting nee And was r bis footer in powering his teen: to victory over the Brooklyn Dodger! in last month's World series.

Army officials said Mantle was ruled unfit for military service be- cause of A chronic knee defect. It was an injury sustained in the 1951 World scrim must of which Mantle was forced to sit out.

Even if the Yankee star had been accepted for duty. however. I draft official in Commerce his home town, indicated he probably would have been deferred because of dependents. .

since Ma.ntle's father. Elven C. Mantle, died at the age of 40 last. May, he is the sole support of his wife. his mother. three brothers and a sister. And the Msntles are expecting their first child next March. '

The hard-hitting outfielder has

L T 1, been proclaimed as the probable game 3 2 1 1-, successor to retired Yankee star Gan 7 4 1 15 Joe Dlmllggio. Many baseball ex- 51. Michaen ' 5 1 1 13 parts consider him -the best switch- Marlbnms 5 4 1 11 hitter in baseball-he but: well GU91”, 5 4 1 11 either left or right handed. Kitchener . 4 5 2 10 Just how much Msnt1e's knee St. Catharine: .. 7 3 3 1 7 iniury will hinder his future still Oshawa . 3 7 1 Tiwas a question for the Yankees, Windsor 0 9 ,1 1 At Baxter springs, Kss., Mantle

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"1 hsve't anything much to .,,.,l. he commented. He added that ha had made no plans that an army acceptance would have inten-upf. ed so "I didn't think much lbout it one my or mother."

La Starza And Rocky Jones signed

NEW YORK. Nov. ! -(AP)-. Roland In Starks. fourth-ranking heavyweight contender who was upset nearly a month no by im. heralded Rocky Jones, will set . return crack at his conque III at Brooklyn's Euten Parkway Are”, on Dec. 1. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner announced today he had signed the battlers for the :0. round bout.

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