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Johnny Whelan

Gets Three Saints'Sl1ow Scoring Power

in 25-2 Win Over P.W.C.

Showing great scoring power in. eoth halves. Saint Dunstan": Uni-ll versity second rugby squad ran,

ternoon at the Queen Charlotte High Field to take a one game lead in the best of three series for lhe Zakem trophy.

The Saints were led on the at- tack by I Summerside boy Johnny Whelan who went over for three first half tries. Peter Green and George McGuigan each went over the line once and booted a convert

while Ed Morrison and Donnie Le-;

Clair got the other trys. The Welshmetfs 2 points came on a penalty kick by Dave Mae

Retrial

bridgeshlre Handicap Stakes Wed- nesday. ' . .

In one of the most exciting fin- tshes in the history of the race. tniir horsivs flashed past the post bunched tnccther and it took a photo to separate them.

Turk's Blood. 10 to l. was second and Swept. 50-to-1 longshot, was a head behind in third in the field of 40- Fourth-place Monk Shoe WIS only a short head behind Swept.

Five Caiiadians won a total of 5504.000 in sweepstakes based on the race.

Retrial covered the mile and n furlniig in a minute. 51.7 seconds.

TOP! MONEY WINNERS

For Lady 7.ia Wernhcr. owner of Retrial. the win was worth 113.438 and assures her of topping the list of winning owners on British tracks this reason. She has won more than .f:50.(l00. Queen Elizabeth topped the list. last season.

It. was the first. C...i.bridgeshire victory for both Lady Wei-nher and tockey Robinson.

Meiiati. 5-to-1 favotte. who like Retisl is trained by the New- market stable of Capt. Cecil Boyd- Rochfort. finished ltith.

Carrying 91 pounds compared with 122 for Tale of Two Cities, Retrial, a three - year - old colt, pulled into the lead in the final two turlongs. passing Monk Shoe which had forced to the front early in the race.

TWO GROL' PS

The big field-five ”-ltfirt of the record 45 in 1951-was divided into two groups. one on each side of the track. for the start.

After two furlongs. Monk Shoe led on our side while Desideria

At 18-l Wins Cambridgeshire Handicap

NEWMARKET. England jAP)awas ahead "H the Olhergmfnk ising lefthander Bill Hamilton: Rptrial. an 18-to-1 shot with 19-i'Shoe was alone in t'I'0nt'Wllll HE who won 23 games and 105! only 3-pai--old Jockey Peter Robinson in furloiiizs to go but Retrial made fm, hitching for his high School the saddlr. ilrabhed I neck Victory his "WW9 afld Dlllled ahead )V”h at Westbrook. Me, to a contract in the iirith running "l "'9 Cam-;Swep(. Turks Blood. Cronus. New with Quebec in the Class c Pro- igot Top, Tudor Jinks and Monk vinci31 Leagu,

the Irish hospitalsl

Leod late in the second half.

The Saints raced to the attai-k'George McGuigan made no mis- from the kickoff and hemmed P. take on the convert attempt to give over P. W. C. 2&2 yesterday af- W. C. into its own end with some S. D. U. a 144) lead as the whistle nifty tackling and slight of hand jsounded the end of the half.

ball handling by Chick Morrisoii.l

The Welshmen defenders werelthe first three tries for converts

given no moments of leisure at all and even after Whelan crossed the line on the end of a nice passing play from a scrum with ltlacNeil and Green the Saints kept press- ing hard. Minutes later Whalen was back again for another try and Ed Morrison pushed S. D. U. 9 points: in front with in dash from inside the P. W. C. 25 yard mark.

l Whelan came through once more

Shoe bunched at the thrilling fin- ish.

Planet. Precedent. Novcnto. l)esid- eria. Three Star ll. Phlox Ll. So norous and Manatl.

Mtrr the first (Our horses. this erset. Mass.. to I contract with was the order: Slenigot Top, Cro- Atlanta nus. Tudor Jinks. Pirnie. Gltlfl9l'IiPTl1 Association. Morgan. 22, last

before the end of the half and

Fullback Jack Kane attempted

but missed all from tough angles.

As the second half opened the Saints continued their mastery over the lighter Welshmen and with their serum continually out- heeling their opponents they marched down the field once again after a series of nice passing plays.

Peter Green sent the Saints out in front by 17 points when he broke

Braves Sign N.B. Baseball Player

MILWAUKEE (AP)-Milwaukee Braves Wednesday signed prom-

The Braves also signed first baseman Roger Morgan of Sam-

in the Class AA South- summer batted .406 playing for

Black Harbor in the New Bruns- wick League.

Amherst marksmen each fired a brace of goals to lead Ramblers to a lopsided 11-1 Atlantic Coast Sen- ior Hockey League victory over Fredericton Capitals here Wednes- day night.

Ramblers took a 51-0 first period lead and then oiitscored Caps 4-1 in each of the remaining staiizas. Copper Leyte. White. Brlllant and Gray collected two goals each while singles went to Leclerc. Ken- nedy end Bernaquez.

Tim Bliss counted on the first Fredericton goal with assists by Miles and Joe Lepine. McDonald got the other on a passing play by Miles and Bliss.

Amherst Ramblers Crush Fredericton. Caps 11-2

SACKVILLE. N.B. (CF) - Fourlitz

.iohn (Plumber) Craig stopped 35 shots in the Capitals' goal and Paul Leclerc stopped 27.

lor. Summary First period: 1. Amherst. Leclerc (D. Kiley. Gray) 4:34: 2. Amherst, Leyte 5:12: 11. Amherst. Whitc (Reid. Schmidt) 12:121. Penalties: Reid :50. Blackburn

Beavers Nip Moncton 2-1

On Kuzma's

MONCTON (CPI Leftwingei

Frank Kuzma's late third periot

l goal gave Saint .lohn Beavers

2-1

W herr lVCflllPSrl7V)' f""l1t in n ii-v-H.

fought Allantir Coast Senior Hi: -

i Kuzma's marker came with ex- actly threc mioiiii-s ion in .1; genre Storkv Wally Kullman the assist.

The victory Irtt Saint .lohn dead- I r l locked with Amherst Ramblers nth penalties; panadtnn

the top of the league standings with six points each.

Wimpy Jones shoved Saint John sheet at 5:23 of thcimmlh, .10

on the score first period. Yvon Houle. B-year

got

Late Goal

iness and Saint John's Nick Nicolle.

Jim Shirley was called on tol . make 25 stops. victory over Moncton H8WkS(NlCl( Pidsodny blocked 31. The loss

while Moncton's

l Referees: S. McDonald. C. Tay-lLcclcrc iCraii

through the P. W. C. ” ' from 25 yards out and Donnie LeClair on a smart play engineered by Morrison crossed to goal-duat one more to push the score to 20-0. At this point the Welahmen fought back hard and an awarded penalty kick on the Saints 30 yard line gave P. W. C. its chance to get on the scoresheet. Dave Mac- Leod, who was playing a really fine game for the Welshmen. came through in great style and the score read 20-2.

The Saints came roaring back more determined than ever and in the dying moments of the Liame McGuigan went across the Welsh- men line with three defenders on his back for the seventh S. D. U. try of the game and Peter Green made the convert good to end the scoring.

LINEUPS:

Saints; fullback - Jack Kane; flying quarter - MacNeil picking quarter - E. Morrison: inside hal- ves - Green. Whelan: wings - LeClair. Broderick; forwards Morrison, Hickey. Maclvor: locks Mac-Donald. Dunphy; taileup - G. McGuigan: subs e- M1I('D0f'lald, Cameron.

P. W. (7.; fullback - Ladner; flying quarter a K. Tt1i':t('Kf'f17.lE; picking quarter m A. Mach:-an: inside halves - Cox. Davies: wings MacLeod G. Lodge; forwards - Landrigan, M. MacLean, A. Mac- Kenzie; locks -- St. John, Must-

lo, Mclntosh 4:22. Bernaquet 6:42. Second period: 4. Amherst. Bril- lant 2:10; 5. Fredericton Bliss (Miles. Lepine) 3:17: 6. Amherst,

Kennedy (Bernaquezl 10:50; 6. Amherst. White (Gray) 12:02; 8. Amherst. Gray (White) 19:21.

Penalties: Powers 1:111. Bliss (major) 10:30. Therrien (major) l0:.'i0.

Thlrd period: ft. Amherlt. Bril- lant (J Leclerc. L. Kiley) 1:27:

lio. Amherst. Leyte (White. Grey)

6:19: 11. Amherst. Bernaquez (L. Kiley) 9:39: 12. Fredericton. Mc- Donald (Miles. Bliss) 16:50: 13. Amherst, Grey (Leyte. White) 19:55.

Penalties: Campbell 6:24, Mc- Phee R130. 11:09. Bloom 19:34. Stops: I2 ll 7---27

I2 7 l645

Lew Hood Signs Pro Contract

SYl')Nl-11'. Australia. (Reuters) -Australian Davis Gup star Lewis Hoiid has signed ii tenta- tive agreement with American tennis promoter Jack Kramer to turn professional. if was reported Wednesday night.

Hoad's father revealed the ex- istence of the agreement after a hotel-room meeting with Kramer.

Because the brilliant athlete is under 21 and classified as a mi- nor under Australian law. the

was Hawkis third in four starts. agreement is not legally binding

ihlle Saint John has three wins unm it has thp signature of ""l ” l"-15' Hoadls father and the approval Referees: Walter Butler, Dewar hr 3 district mm-i,

-ll"l5""- However. it was suggested

Summa ,y

Riibic. Hinchhcrger) 3:'7'l

' ullman 4:57. Bowncss (

10-minute .Hinchbcrtzer ltl:l4. Barret 1li:26. - minute misconduct) 19:12.

some quarters that fined already

Fist period: 1, saint ,1,,hn. J,,,,,.s had relinqiiishcd his amateur sta-

tus because of the tentative con-

. Sinni-tt. ("Wt-

Kramcr said he would ”discuss

hmgscondumi 1415' Kuhman 15.I6'if1")llEy offers tomorrow."

Hoad Rosewall

and playing-mate Ken recently turned down

ircportcd t50.000 offers from Kra-

nld winger from Trnis-Itivii.-res mot. ttiuehec. put zlorhclthn dnnhetvei: sh.-am: p.-rimi; 1 ih.,,,..,,,,V hhmh,

erms with a ac on so a -wea gs" ii. W23 11:20 of the second. Beavers' Sidl Pentillleszmrlfallailinii 6:33 Sin- Puddlcombe was watching lrnmhneng prkimici. s;:;3. p.,.i,1;Q..,mh.. W LT F A Pin. the penalty box when floulc rin...,,,,. w..,,..... .2 .5. Slontrcal 5 2 i 24 10 ll tshed off a play cnglnccrcd by! x;(....y0,k 5 3 9 31 25 in Fred Beaver and wild HillSinnctt, Thiril pi-rimi: Ii Saint Jolm Boston 3 3 2 13 14 it

Eighteen penalties were called, Kiizma (Kllllfnmll 17.00. Chicago 3 4 2 21 29 I ncludlrig I pair of 10-minute iiiiii- Penalties: White. Smith 151. Ni--Toronto J 5 1 14 36 7 conducts to Moncton's Bob Bow-lcolle 3:45. Weaver, Hoileau lZ:l4.lDetroit 2 4 1 1) 19 G

Greemlalfs Sale Prices Still 3

., The Crowds Say NO

Values In Canada To Equal

nrd: tail-up M. Lodge: subs, MacDonald, MacLarcn, Gillespie.

Page 6 The Guardian

Thursday, Oct. 27, 1955

Duff. 1 19-year-old left-winger scored two goalie Wednesday night to pace Toronto Maple Leafs to a 2-1 victory over Mon- treal Canadlens before a sellout

National Hockey League crowd of 13,852. The Toronto victory, coupled

with Detroit Red Wings' loss to New York Rangers, lifted the Maple Leafs out of the cellar and into fifth place ahead of De- imit. Canadians remained in first place but now hold only a one-point margin over New York.

The first period was scoreless, and centre Jackie Leclair opened- the scoring for Canadians at 3:37 of the second frame. driving home a 30-foot shot after lincmatc Dickie Moore's pass out from be liiiid the Leaf net.

Duff evened the score at 16:25 with his first NHL goal. fool- ing Montreal netntinder Jacques Plante from about three feet out.

It w as the Leafs' fourth straight game at home without al loss. Thcy have won three herel and lied one but have a poor re-i cord on the road-live straight losses.

Canadiiens. who defeated Toron- :to 2-1 in their first lMonti'cal earlier

TORONTO. (CP)-Rookie Dlckt

iiicctiiig in; this scason..

l1zi1'0a'zwz'12g:

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Dick Duff Scores Two As Leafs Down Canucks 2-1

were dangerous all tihe way and Maurice Rocket Richard came close to tying the game in the closing minutes with Leaf de- fenceman Jim Thomson draped around him. Richard, with his tremendous momentum. k e pt driving toward Harry Lumley in the Leaf net but the puck slidi- ered off his stick.

Referee Frank Udvarl, who called infractions closely, handed out is minor penalties. 10 to Caiiadlens and a 10-minute mis- conduct to Montreal defenceman Tom Johnson.

First period: Scoring-None.

Penalties: Mlgay .04. Bouchard Duff 6.26, Sloan 11.32, M. 'ic-hard 17.57. Harvey 19.12.

Second period: 1. Montreal. Le- 'air (Moore. M. Richard) 3.37: :' Toronto. Duff (Morrison. Arm- strong) 16.25.

Penalties: Harvey 6.08. Balfour

21

10 .

Third pcrlorl' 3. Toronto. Duff. (Arnistrring) 2.39.

Priialtics: Jolinson 520. 14.37 and 17 53 plus misconduct 17.53: Thoni-win 10.50. Stewart and Olm- slead 12.05. Moore 1337. Sloan 14.37. Bcliveau and Armstrong 18.51. Plaiitc

.. 8 10 8 5 Lumlcy. . . . . . . . . .. 9

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New York Rangers Humble

NEW YORK. (C?)-New York Rangers scored then most. lop- sided victory over Detroit Red Wings in nearly three years Wed- nesdw night as they dnliiied the National Hockey League cham- pions 6-2.

The Rangers scored four goals in the final period for their second straight victory over the Red Wings and the most one-sided since they defeated Detroit 8-2 Jan. 22. 1954 at Olympia. In all of last season, the Rangers took only two games from the champions.

With only seconds remaining. the Detroit captain. Ted Lindsay scored. tying the NHL goal-scoring record for leftwingers. Lindsay's 270th goal of his career matched the mark set by Aurel Jollat of Montreal Canadiens.

WORSLEY OUTSTANDING

Although the Rangers ramped away in the third period. it was the second time in a week that their goalie. Lorne Worsley. was called on to make more than 40 saves. He stopped 46 Toronto shots last Wednesday in turning back the Leafs by an identical 6-2 score.

h Ron Murphy, the NHL goal-scor- ing leader. paced the Ranger at- tack with his seventh and eighth goals of the year- Jack Evans, Dave Creighton. Andy Hebenton and Dean Prentice got the others. hEarl Relbel got the other goal, giving the Wings a temporary 1-1 tie at the end of the first period. But the Rangers pulled ahead in the second frame as Evans drove in a shot while his own club was shorthandcd after Dean Prentice stole the puck and outmanoeuvred two Red Wings.

A four-goal rally -in the third period completed the rout.

into undisputed possession of sec-

ond plaee in the NHL standings. 1611

only a single point behind the league-leading Montreal Canadian: who lost 1-1 at Toronto.

Sum.mary.--

Flrst period: 1. New York. Murphy 8.05: 2. Detroit. Relbel. (Howe) 17.51.

Penalties: Howe ztll, Horvath 2:16, Ulli-nan 4.09. Evans 4.17. Pavelldi 10.44.

Second period: 3.

New York. Evans (Prentice) 17.3. .

Detroit Red Wings 6-2 ii

Penalties: Fontinato 13.06 and

.

Third period: 4. New York, Creighton (Murphy) 2.15; 5. New York. Hebenton (Lewickl, rm. eigh) 4:03; 6. New York. Pi-en. tlce (Popein. Batihgate) 7,34; 7. New York. Murphy (Creighton. Hergeahelmer) 16.25; 8. Detroit. Lindsay, (Delvecohlo. Howe) 19,11,

Penalty: Evans 17.21.

Stops:- Halil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 7 3.31 Worsley . . . . . . . . .. 11 17 13.41

Attendance: 9.552.

Three Canadians Hit The Jackpot In Sweepstakes

By THE CANADIA 'REsS

An octogenarlan. an mmigrant and a housewife hlt thi iackpot in the Irish sweepstakes Wednesday. eacli winning 8140.000 when Retrial came first in the Cambridgeshire Handicap Stakes at Newmarket, England.

Albert Stock. 83. English-born re- tired service station operator of Valois, a Montreal suburb. was so excited "he hardly knew what to say" when he heard the news.

So said his Jaughte , Mrs. Ernest Clark, who acted as spokesman- Mrs. Stock is 85 and the couple celebrated their 60th wedding anni- versary last July.

Kurt Grund. 26. night - shift worker at a Sudbury nickel mine. had to be awakened to be told he won 3140.000. Grund. native of Breslau. Germany who came to Canada only four years ago, broke

The victory boosted the Rangers.

down and subbed. then said "thank

God. but I don't believe lt."

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He asked a reporter to call hli wife. a Sudbury domestic. and tel? her to "come home right away.'

"Pm too excited to speak even is her."

Grund said he hopes the money may help find a path to freedom for his mother. brother and slit..- now in East Germany. He also hopes to buy a house and nfnaybg after we get settled my wife and 1 can take a honeymoon. We nevgr had one when we were married three y ears ago because we couldn't afford lt."

The third first-prize winner was Mrs. Ginette Malnville of Mont- magny, Que.

Mrs. B. K. Fallis of LoL'kerb,v, 0nt.. held a ticket on 'l'ui'lr's Blood. which came second at Newmarket. Mrs- Fallis won 556,000.

Bert Linton, Oshawa. 0nt.. held the sole Canadian ticket on Swept. third place horse, and he wins

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