Babe Zaharias Athlete Of Year

By MURRAY nos: tennis title: when she was put out

of action July 20. She broke herl NEW YORK (AP)-It could on I ,-gm leg in an Me-mew whue Hdgt ll happen to the Babe. Tw enty

, ing a horse. 5. months ago Babe Didrtkson Zaha- -I-mrd Mm u Dorm, was gone,- rlas underwent a serious cancer

Patty Berg who won the women's operation. 'niesday the iunaztng.1

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Islanders Sufler .1 Loss In Amherst Game Last Night

AMHERST. N. B. (CP)-Amherst 3. Amherst. Schmidt (D. Kiley) Third period: 9. Amherst. sun Ramblers blasted league - leading 13:40; 4. Amherst. Schmidt (White. don (Therrien. White) 3:16; 10. Charlottetown Islanders I0-4 'Pues- D. Kiley) 15:22; 5. Amherst. Amherst. Kennedy (L. Kiley. Reldt

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Caps,"?Hawks In.

world pro title at Tam Crshanter 41-year-old Texan was named the

H and was leading money winner "female athlete of the year for,

. among the girls with 516.011. 1964 in Inc 24th annual year-endl Fourth with 35 pom” was Do”: Associated Press pollg

lliart, who won the Up 5. tennis The greatest felnuitne athlrfetchamp-wnsmp m Mam.een.a ark . g ever f:rst won this honor in i932twnce, when she set Olympic records llll Bowl" Marion Lad”.-lg was w.nnmg the JdV0lln throw and soimm, golfer Lomse sums Sevemhy melt? llll”ll'l5. She W0" ” "gal" figuie skater Tenlev Albright was FREDERICTON tCPt 1'-V ' i L - . , - p - - lS't.i-ll(!f'iCe. Potters. Maclmnsh. Mos- ul 1945' 1Li::6'g0li()fti7 and mm im nu ggnzh lmd gnu” Betsy Rails criclnn Capittls rallied from sill-Olgrove; forwards: McPliee.- Nicolle.

priiii: her sixth award, was to: ,.,-,- 'g1"”"" 7';;"5?lfYH”l,Khi W1 .t?ied1tlJ19rVe3'-g5'f”llh- MCDWRW Bliss. day night in an Atlantic Coast Sen- Schmidt (White. D. Kiley) 19:59. eiaz; 11. Amherst. White (D. Kiley. ner great skill on the links. The Al;,””ll" C” 5 St" 3" allfl” fl S; l”- sevleg for Hockey League contest featured Penalties: O'Connor 4:57, Kullman Schmidt) 9:40; 12. Charlottetown. wW,1,,' S,m,,..y Babe mm m, mm. i Llfmllc g on 5; renter . ogkeil F S I l"'lm"Y' W . by the four-goal effort of Jackie 11:23, Leduc. Kennedy 16:14, Leyle (carver) 15;1s;13,chu-10”, namenls during the year topped in S E”gf'”h lam” . 3”” ma,'ma,l"3i-ll Fr " Ht" "g- 1' M”'lW"l-1. allels Schmidt. Blackburn 17:17. town. Leduc (Jones. Leyte) 16:49; y ,.,,nm.M.' lzgmoke mmnph m D I slit t It ttlaco tn dlhe standings. Mhomsutnw nwneisl pl...00.M2 Schmidt scored four of the five second period:.B. Charlottetown. it. Charlottetown. Whitlock (Hen- me women-5 Us open champwn. -mi one point altea of liedeiic- 0.nCl.(lf6l.. alters pt 'aCl0ll(.v c- Amherst goals in the -first period Dowling (Brklacich, Leyte) 8:08; nessey. Gray) mzod. Penalties: mm, From ""1 , N91” 1 47' Penalties Dollmilnn -n.,..,.,gh me e”',,,,5 of mm m,,,.d,.u Ramblers took a 5-0 lead and 7. Amherst. Reid (D. Kiley, xen- Therrien :29. Brk1acichl1:00. fLtIl'nPl WRHPIS. lav new llraonfglori 83.7.7 Mosgrovo 12.08. Vlattei-s. ha hockey executive and me cog asslfged ontl'tie1otht;r. glelslso had nedy) 17:08; 8. Amherst, Therrien stops:

NFHS DE" MAR(.lN uruarr. st-ril'e nice tn e lrs t t i . .. 300 91' 35518 Vll 0 T - (L, Kiley) 18:50. Penalties: 0'Con- Shirley 14 813-3: 0 I - poi-itid and helped Bob Bowness in. Second period: 3. Moncttm. Bil-w.ilIt:1;lr:t(&tortEnt;f xogctpso shermie. White tied Sohmldt's nnr 12;z3, D, Kiley 14:53, Trgmblay ; 5 gsg,

M W, ms ball M1, Ms, M I the second before Nell sewelljness twatterst 7:25; 4. Frederlc- to E0 to mskead of the orgmauy point-getting effort with one goal mumrhmdr pa”! 0! spur” whl. opened the Fredericton scoring. ton. Sewell (Mat:lmosltI 15:07. Pen-lscheduled one in the week Ion0w- 2:: aged Dave Kiley

hm Sewell counted again in the third allies: Sinnett 6:40. Hewey 10:05. and Doug Hewey tied the game. Lepine 11:21, McDonagh 19.40. The deadlock was unbroken in Third period: 5. Fredericton. Se-

hockey fans

Prince County be glad to learn that a league has been oi-y.:.nl7.ed in take in must of

mg Christmas. Formerly the Ram- blers were to play the only game of next week here on Tuesday

Illt and sportscasters. the Babe re-l teired 51 first place. totes and 198 points on a 3-2-1 basis to win by

R.amblers' win strengthened their second-place spot in the league, seven points behind Islanders.

Montreal Pays Tribute To Richard's Achievement

, ,1me m oc-key centres of the oxertlmc. lwell (Mosgrove. Powers) 6:27: 6. . V 5 V :,.p:,l:,lfm;iPr u1:.:urgfenyeg:?,n0Ui'lcounlli-aalidl '.liJack Frost stopsl Mnncion- Goal: Pidsodny; de lFredericton. Hewey lMcPhee, Mos- mgltll" light is: illmrr Wizh bemg. Islanders failed to score until at- tidal,-11y-n 1:;;.1lql5:y9a,.gmd .I.O,'.om(, playing hide-and-seek anytime in fence: McNeil. Lcptne, Weaveiylgrovet 9:20. Penalties: None: iggsgfne '85” N953”: 3?” fi 3; .l-ell lille elztlt-mlnute ml!-Tk Of the p Nflmmg... M1), 5'eL.a,,.e the mgpthe near fllLlli'PI there should be Mclnitiglilinz forwards: Houle. Latl Overtime: Scoring: None. Pen-,l-Iawk: :?m0”i& 0mi Ii3sti”i:;'d9;lis 8: second period and then were MONTREAL (CP) - The city pushed, forward to join lldogdgn mnmn H1 mnquer Lake Omano ,n gnme inter-gsirng hockey game5lCf'(llX, Dot-iington, Sinnett. Camp- alties: Powers 3:57. Walters B:57.lme Forum 0: Timrsga 3. m D C blflnked nsaln llnlll l-ha 188?: flve added its tribute to that of thous- Ind Rlchlrd It the mayors desk. the -ngmllt, Canadian pqauonai 5;. played in these parts before sprlnl:,peatt, Bnwness. Hirschfeld, Robin-, Stops: 30 The H ks 3' ' has ' mmul” 01 me lm3l3- Ends Of ll0Cl(p8Y 13”! TUHGIY nllhl H9 't09d ill?” b95mln3 Whll9 fl!!! immjnn mm phned tmm m the - lstin. Walters. Thomson. Pidsodny 8 8 5 5-26 ' aw ' 5m” 3' lie Li at a reception to honor Maurice the mayor. then Richard and Mos- ' i ' ' DP DFVWW 07 OLFEYY ll?-5 befllll Fredericton - Goal: Craig; de- Craig 7 9 6 8-30 ””ngthe"Ed' have "M been abe haul” (Rocket) Richard's 400th National doll. spoke.

to get their lines producing any- thing much in the line of goals. Their line-up. for the most part, however, would give a far different indication as far as their potential scoring power is concerned. But a team of tnany former stars has never been a winner and we guess

voting null 25 points. Hockey League 1031. Mayor Jean Drapeau gave Rich- ard a wood carving of a hunter to commemorate the goal. scored in Chicago Saturday night. Guy Rousseau and Ken Mosdell, who assisted on the counter. also ro- ceived gifts from the city.

ielected president of the new riicutt,l

Th” l”” mm mm” ""3" Flm” and we think the choice is an excel- Ince C7l1a.(iulCl(. veteran swimmer rpm om. We don-L agrea howeverv 'l'h” 73”” 3" '4" 7309 Where Ml” with the rather unorthodox ar- Bell 5"Cc99d'd- rangementa set up by which ap- parently all disputes connected with games, players. etc. will be handled by an arbitration committee with

Amhersir- Goal: Tremblay: de- fence; L. Kiley. Rogers. Blackburn, Parr; forwards: White. Therrien, Savarjd, D. Kiley. Reid. Saindon. Kennedy. Bernaquez. Schmidt.

Charlottetown - Goal: Shirley; defence: )'Connnr, Brklacich, Leytet forwards: Whitlock. Hen-

59 Nominated

Maple Leafs Dispose Of 5 For Handicap

Ottawa Senators' Players

BROKE LEG

MIAMI. Fla. (AP)-Andrew J.

Nl.-R6 C"ml0ll.V- WlMlCl' 09 the the resident outside the icturel TORONTO, tCP)-Toronto Ma le ward since comin to Leafs front that this is art of the trouble - A Iil1lPt9-Oi-Lil!-)'9Rl' award for tlielenlirxgly, we were not at tliie or. Leafs of the National Hockey L5a- Hornets three seasons ago. had re- with the 1-lawiis. Too many iiidt-lmsseyl J0”,e5v Led”C- Grayv Klml miarh;-Sr:&i:epivf.:!n;taerige(.inbl'h: Cl'GV0lln'l Dil-Cfmlllli Dllleit llll”9P DTPl'WlS .V93FS. WES Fll mulelganlzation meeting, btlt were glveiilgue Tuesday night announced dis- turned to the Leaf lineup last, Sun- vldualists. mam D”wlmg' Ca”"' nunilbsr of .he,RoCket" Lglfnrngytgl mc'n”'wl"."inK "Ce hm” ix 1954' to another sweep of the world'svto understand that this is how the position of five Leaf-owned play- day on recovery from a broken ' e - summuy and leaders in other bunch” 0: heads a list of 59 handicap stars league will function, ore from Ottawa Senators, the Que- hand bone suffered in mid-Novem- The Ramblers, wit 0 presently . nominated for the 3100.000 added SP0” m Momruli Widener at Hialeah. racing no-

ber. He is being sent to llornets to play himself back into conditiotr.

seelffsi oo.oo6 From Boxer

hold down second place in the ACSHL, have collected a bunch of guys who can really put on a show on their own ice, so we are told by ntany of the Islanders and also by Amherst scribe Joe Dupuls.

bec league team that folded Mon- day.

Three of the players will go to Vancouver Canucks of the Western Hockey League and the other two to Providence Reds of the Ameri-

First period: 1. Amherst, Schmidt (White) 6:00; 2. Amherst, Blackburn (Schmidt, White) 13:04,

”I would like to have you back here for another reception to honor your 500th goal." Mayor Drapeau said as he presented Richard with the wood carving.

STANLEY CUP BOUND

retary Gtarles J. Molnrltan an- nounced Tuesday.

Determine, who canted 38B8.'7N this year in winning the Kentucky Derby. Santa Anita Derby and

We believe I. president should have authority to act with respect to disciplinary measures to be brought to bear against any play- er or team. Sometimes decisions

Seek Racing Merger In N.Y.

Hockey Scores

NEW YORK (AP) - A special. ,h”V'll'albed";?.de1i"x3 hurry, and ll. can League. V . The power of the Ramblers is as y . eight other big races. will be nowtt wmmmee of The Jockey Clubuea 3 1.8 l icut or it commltlcell Forwards Bill Eziiiickl and Phil different as night and day when 3, THE CANAn1AN pngss g'I hope to-be back before that. ' M" to compel. in mg wimgg-I um T,,.,.da,. 1. had made Home In rnctnz members from the sev- Maloney were sold outright to Can- PHILADIZILPHIA (AP) e A man they play on the local and Bailey Mr.,..ic con. sent." Richard replied In ltts brief speech. Saturday. Feb. 19. He will be an-

"We expect to win the Stanley Cup this year."

Richard said he never expected the publicity and receptions that

eral centres to get together for act- l0n Wllllolllv 50m? delay. We think forward. was sent to Vancouver on D” Dew” Wmlld be all 1d93l lie-F a. loan basis. Barlow is subject to son to hand out such decisions. and immediate recall by the mark

companied by his stablemate. Im- bros, world-record holder be novel iurlonsa.

ticks and Hugh Barlow. another injured in an auto accident last Aug. 8 Monday filed suit for 8100.- 000 against Joey Giardello, middle-

weight boxing con tender.

Arena ice. We are told. This is one thing that doesn't particularly ap- peal to a league as a whole and

Monctrirs 3 Fredericton 3 Charlottetown 4 Amherst 10 Quebec Senior A

progress in its plan to merge that four New York racing organiza- tion: into one non-profit organiza-

tion. , tends to affect the olher teams ' e la . , .

The Mmmm" him" to gel the igadllhiiedidldlld be at an limes 13”” mF;Il:';a)t:ddmi::d x.:'(;1i':ll';5(tndFf:L1asPSvIl(ip 9A lawyer for Vincent. Dldlltilpis. conslderabl,V as far as the financialpVa”eynel;lnlia,ll:lnong:,ll,,2 A grsfted, his -iflothk goal. ingllilgg ;Lg.dl?;r;FHEg;:.lnte;tie'rm Ital! legislature lo hermit lrhf Bnbbv Roberwm Wu H r?P:1'l'-Tl 2 i 0! Plllltldelplllffl med 3"” 31' angle is concerned. FEPGClall,V in alstratfoi-d 3 Niagara Falls 6 l vl.MhJusi- 1 9 my Om" "'1 tion. winner of two 3100.000 races m”T5”lE 9' B”lm'”"- Jamal”-l It is Just about impossible to get Rem; fm. thp Arab 0! (ms 502;” 0 leglllnlz that negligence 0" Gm?" ml" l”3m Clrcull Wcll 35 the AC Windsor 5 Owen Sound 8 l”Fm9'k elksald I i this year; King Ranc'h's High Gun. Aqueduct and Saraioga into theln man gm. presldem who. in me - - '19 05 D3” C5U!9d '1 N'35ll ln SHL. However. with players like onuu-in Junior A V” S9 9- 39"?” malui” 0i the m,,,.y,u.old chgmpton; ",4

the Montreal Canadiens. hinted at a bigger celebration to mark the occasion but would not elaborate. ROUSSEAU EXCITED

Most excited of the Canadian players was little Rousseau, who laid down the pass to Richard for

which Didiltppis suffered the loss of vision in his left eye.

Sherman White. Jackie Schmidt. Paul Salndon. Henri Therrien and

Alfred G. Vanderbilt): Handicap Ace. Social Outcast.

King Ranch is the top H. I. money-winning stable this you with nurses totalling 3836.215.

Toronto Marlb. 5 Tto. St. Mich.'s 2 Barrie 3 Gait 1 Northern Ontario Senior Sault Greyhounds 4 Pembroke 7 Laurler Trophy

Kitchener-Waterloo 0 Trols-Riv. 3

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V93"? N91” Yolk R3Cl"E A5599” lsecret recesses of his mind, is not HANN1(;.AN To H()nNETg Inn. 'l'l'lP HEW 0FRaYll7-Ella" Wmlldthoplng that it certain team wllll . rebuild and modernize Belmontlwlng In order to gag 3 good p,.(.s,,l At the same time. Leaf asaistan! Gmrdello suffered it knee injury rugged Maurice Parr. the Ramblers hark at a cost nfaround Si-:i.000,000.ldent' you must get one gho ls Blgeneml mung”. Hap Day anqirl the crash and was forced tots” mm? ljkm, tn Sm L taking R The committee. at a press can dyed.in.rhe,w0(,1 hock" fan. and nmmced that Gard Hannignn i, bedpostipone his schedule" rhamninrmmuple of mad games 3”” me, lei-enrc. said it already had te- all such fans have mg... ravo,-1.95. ing sent down to Plthsburgh Horn-E,5l”p hm” mill Cmil lB”l"” 0l5”11iNew Year. wired options for the purchase Fri and generally feel very strongly EL! of the American League. m 53" Fmmilsc" 1”” Wed”'39d5Y-

Belmont park's stock: that the dl-i mctrtrs of Aqueduct have set a price for its stock and will rec

l . dl l. . i e ' as in vldua 1 feel can forget about,

about them. But there are men inl

g Hannlgan, an injury-ltnxed for- our midst who in spite of what, they WT l

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The M O n tr e al (iilnadlelis are really making things look as though they are almost a cinch to win the; S

the Tommy Ivan line-up. Then when you add such players as Al

the 400th goal while he was on I three-game stay in the NHL. He now goes back to Quebec Fronta-

rs o c o FIIEL outs

bmmend the Sale 10 mlnnrily Stock: their preferences when called u n c - it s, Johnn ' Maccormack, - lnlrlf-rs. and that Tnore than 50 pert to render impartial decisions proe-l, R I H L P w L T F A P14 slasllilreyv-(iziurp rlelillasrcfellfionthaendpgltliizyllliIggdrge Sullivan. lliill Mosienko. Cgfzulzf "” Quebec Juml" Hut” Best In Test '9'” M ll”? Jamal” 5mC,kh91d"5 SP9”-mg We league. We believe n 0' ' ' ' Montreal 34 20 9 5 106 73 4!; Red Wings as league winners in GUS M0"-Soni DlCk G3-mble Md Rousseau celebrating his 20th have set a piles on Jamaica. lthat Dr. Dewar, rabid O'Let-try fanl Detroit. 32 19 11 2' 82 64 40 the world's greatest hockey league Jerry Toppazzini it would not be birmdiav 5;-uesday had to km .lttst before The Jockey Club's 3; he had nlwnys been would be, MONTREAL (CPV -Ray Fowelli-mmmo '. 32 15 g g 17 55 40 the NHL The cahadtehy '-313' too big a surprise to see the Black ' ' f(lnfPl'Pl1CO, James Butler. pres- one of those then. We understand M Quebec 5595 Md Kelly Bume” Boston 30 lo 14 ft 69 86 26:Foiii-" composed of Geoffrjon Hawks in the play-offs this year. trlcnt 01' the Emu!" Racmll A550: that the doctor preferred tho prea- mi M”"”''”” R”-"”5 5” W-id 10',New York as s 17 it 12 94 24iRichal:d Beliveau and Mosdell his ' ' ' l ciaiion Wl'lll'.l'l has no track. said ent arrangements. however. wwnml l9”d"5h”p l” the VQuebec';Ch1cggo , 31 3 no 5 35103 mime 1ea'Kue75 leadmg polnhgehera young Charlottetown centreman. The Jockey Club”: plan wuuldni M - C 4 l'l9Ck9y League .each with 43 j-igi In L244 order "Bmm Boom” is sammv Gregory! who 1, playmgl work. mu zurice dannon. elongated first polnts.)Powell is rated top spot be- . . I the leading umjer with 2: mm” with the Norm Sydney Frankunsi e In an home run Clout” Oi muse 8 has scared more goal ' Three men. all of different teams: Of T-ll? CEDC 3I'8lDn Junior League!

the Curran A; Briggs junior Island” to Burnett's 14.

baseball champions, and memberl Orval Tessier of Royals. who did of the Maritime jntgrrnediatg --13-via brief fill-in job with Montreal champion Summerslde Aces, hag Oanad-tens ofthe National Hockey wandered back to Summei-side ;ii- L-eallue. 1-5 high man among the ter a stay in Toronto. Maurie Vi'llllK0Rl'Kel-l,Cl'S with 22. He has 18 as-

is still leading the league scoringl race with 19 goals and 20 helpersl,

for a total or 39 points. This is 5,

more than his closest rival. Predx

Courtney of the Glace Bay Miners. p

u are tied for top set-up honors. Player SIQIIS They are George Sullivan of chi-

cago. Ted Kennedy of Toronto. and (AP) .. whitey Don Raleigh of New York. all with of New 20 assists. Detroit's Gordie Howe is usuallS&mmY

Moore Suffers Sproined Ankle NEW your

Lockmlan, first baseman . looked very impressive

Rm-not'r (CFt -- bick Irvin, come in handy when Lays). schuplsislai and is third with total points York Giants, Monday signed hislhns again started to hit h p g ' . . . - , ' ' B rolubln conch of the Motitreallman starts to figure out his for-t 40- contract. becoming me mm mam-lstrtde after B l0n8 lllluly D9Fl0d whlle l" l""”'lm3 ”mp Mm mt l Mike Lgbadig Dr Quebec follow, jg the 'lea.gue'; rmh Islanders earlier in the fall but

Eanadlens of the National 1-iockeyl Ward llnes for the coming season. clgsghe world champions to sign and already hm didm have the "mm m get , .

The hockey picture here is gemnmwitli 10 goals and 26 assists for 36 highest point-getter. . . 0

League. sa.d Monday left winger g V V . ,m lb

Dickie Moore suffered a badly, a little -brighter all the time. al-lpolllls and Lulu Dents of Montreal Lockman. 28, hit .251 last season p I - himself I. reElllBl' 5109 W'd f 3,.

.p,.mm,d ankle m Sunday ntghyw though it cannot yet be said to bells 0'19 P0”W batik Wllh 10 Koala and in 148 games, slamming 16 home Of the three second division Islander! Ill tllt 1118895 ll" H3”, NW9I'3IiWl'IIKllC

mm? with D91,-mt, Red Wlngg, dazzling on the eyes, If one or twg 35 MEI-Sl-5. runs and driving in so runs. . tcltlbs. the Chicago Black Hawks moving Atlantic Coast Senior pen

Irvin Said Moore was slashed. "W9 01 our export hockey DlR.l'Cl'S -smm----m- Wlllle Maya. Ruben Gomez. Aliseem to be the most danzerollslker L9"8"9- Sbmm-” ””'”- he FOR THE mwn b. Marcel P,-onoyostn burlgy would come home we'd be sitting Mkkey Man". And Dark. Hank Thompson and Locir- and they have gained that distinc- Ft-nnklins. lead the Junior four- Pl'9llY- tion by picking tip several left- team league with 28 points. 10 and

man now are in the fold.

Some 15,000,000 acres in Chile

Detroit itefenreman. as Moore tried to go around him. Pronovost re- tetved a minor penalty.

Moore's right ankle. which has, been bothering him for most ofl the season. was badly swollen Mon- day. roach Irvin said.

overs from the first division teams. more than the second place steel, Ed Lltzenberger. Harry Watson. Kingsvwith ls. XnVie)rMC0ll8EC hills, are devoted to sheep-farming with Allan st.iinle.v ””d Nick mcmkl 15 pomits whxltl; the utter! M0 u. about 2.800.000 high-grade sheep. are all very valuable additions to the celttr w any .

:mm wmeEeCEc

HOCKEY FISHERMAN

i RODS . OUTFITS I ml; l

Wm Ham ,5 pmm the but Cousin Fined 317.50

hockey of his career down in the pnyon okl (AP - valley. Vance is third in the some Mantle. NEW ygrk ygfikeeg ms list down there. and senerallv fielder and his cousin Max Man I I ' mm” up wnh ""5 W "W73 R0315 5 tie, were fined 517.50 each Monday

Iv

M t, bl Lh ta ed thy (Arne. We always said young Har- on speeding ch. 3”.

nlintilrllian laguhe saves iaeeaingn helped Efcaixgixperglifffdethtz mM' in"! u." Pfllli"-E -Vlld Mlgktlf WM lrrelled l

off the ire. Detroit goalie Terry hock” what h lwkpdw” l" after being clocked at 80 miles In C, C. M. Sawchiik skated out" of his net as Hue”; "round an She N. E was mun End Mam mwenmg in m' r Moore was being taken to the ' mil 5"” 5” other car. was clocked at 70. I Cnd .fg

really smooth stickhandltng. They I 0 bench, and yelled at Moore that he mi Us Mi. menu ,1 than th. --?-T----- V was "taking a dive." now 5 D m” Halifax P'o,,s's . I , Moore-swung wound and heaved ' I" :.:l"::..:.:. ” "" G''”9"' 5”" . i F""" 4-35 "P The incident Of'ClllTCd in the about again there cannot be any NEW GLASGOW (CP) - Newl i third period ofsthe game. which real enthilslnsm for hockey in t.hisGlHSfl0W Rangers pushed 10 pointsp ::”t;:i.:c:.:?t.:.;9t::: :.".:.t 235.21. tit: .fr'.i.:t: 5. HOCKEY HUNTER one in instead of H. sheep the next protested APC senior hot: key time you find it hard to sleep). league game M0ndR.V l1liZl1l- E l . p --A--?:a Kenney Mt-Onie of Wolves drew i I 1 I Y a .

i Pitcher Jailed NEW ;;';:Tj;j:;;(l: .:i":8::. '.':::e:..,t::: wH rrg gt-"R15 , GLOVES CLEANWG KITS

i PITTSBURGH 4.... '..;Zf.l2"”l:l?JE3;?.2.2..2E?iil.i , ,0. t ' SHIN PADS WATS

1 former star relief pitcher of the sort plant: an archery range for duct for chasing the referee around ENE COUNT ENGLISH BROADC H New York viinluieii. was jailed late holiday visitors. To prevent ac- the he. - FUSE!) WINDSOR COLLARS. Monday on chicrges of desertion cigients. burly ex-sailor Bill Stnney Halifax protested the game on '0' AT'1'RACTlVEI,Y BOXED . rid non-su r. s of. arrows s f h id. in , . . - i . The rhaiilzpeg were preferred by and the farth:-t .I:;liasl5'1a:ke(iinulhelsn;;3:;(::';d;or”;;Ewrgsgownswgge S FAMOUS MAKE; CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ::::::::::::::::::::::: """"""""" " Page's wife. limit. of the safety barrier. lstart of the season.