JANUARY 13. 1948 i?

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NG NEWS {Canadians Gain Sixth ’ Win Over Bruins

1' i. Jan. a - (an - sues-flu tmover Bruins o:-

wnv "_. my datum’; assist before the period ended. tn a major ty

Gina Harmon for . Canad- lens had to pill three the last four minutes tbanded but 51:1“ Bill Durnan y pro

ted Montreal's mar until 0'

Connor brobe loose to hrs empty lesion net.

‘ . Iflflllflrlzgll IEO!‘ "m m‘ all Paul Bibeault. his re- yhg he“ m: fink», without assistance. last 1 counter, made p-ggqgtgcahluch :I I Buddy O'Connor. came 11W!‘ a-Jlontreal. Gstliffe (Moedeil) l0:- Brulns, who were two oals . pulled their goalie ou of S-Monkesl. Iddells (Richard) l4:- - cage during the last S0 sec- ‘Fa-um O (mm) “a. o: ligttalfyégg like“ g?!“ g-mtéan: ant-h (Clapper. Mario) g ess an m . -' ' a m oublskawg we 1321mm 2:.‘ a, Penalties — Crawford. Iddolls. marg fl. P9115 Y B8 ‘m. Meioflddombi dptlg "igriuhgui; M ha“ , ena e q ‘*- om. . r is r their first two goals. by -;_umwgg w: B 01111019 and Kenny 51711311" 511d Lash)’ 1§zbq s the sswnd 11111111“ °1 ‘he il-Montresl, Mosdell (Getllffe)

d m die frame Hill ab.

' b Bill $71k “ping Canadiens.

m u; nalty box clin- h m“ e “when Maurice 15:57 and certain bYl

$1.1“. Al’ wizlgiied at ar

Ken llosfinlade it , _.

Basketball Meeting Fri.

wifl be held st the Friday night at the second

A meeting local 1.11.011. ‘l o'clock to draw up section o! the City "

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gue schedule. Two new teams will entered in the second section. in addition to the four which took part in the first part of the les-

gue.

The newcomers will be from St. from Navy. two . A teams first section, which was won by Navy. The win- the second section will layoffs. How- n the second theirs a. playoff

night Y.M*GA defeated

be

Dunstan's University and Prince of Wales College. Air Force and Y.M C.

participated in the

ners ' meet Nav in the if t e tars the title automatically without ser . Last 9.D.U. in an exhibition game ii qht

Chicago Trades ‘ Earl Seibert

(By The Associated from) CHICAGO, Jan. LL-President

becomes

J. Tobin of Chicago Black Hawks announced tonight a straight trade of Earl Seibert, a defenceman and Hockey

veteran of the National

Jennings out intc a 8-8 tie after being set

‘hm. defenceman

HA6 Penalties — Cain. Chamberlain. Ran, Getilffe

Third Period a-Montreal. O'Connor 192M Penalties — Rozzlni. Harmon (major).

Paul Courteau Admits lie ls Superstitions

NEW YORK, Jan." I — (OP) —- Paul Courteau, like many athletes, is sup . Unlike some, he admits it freely. He says he wouldn't. think of going out on the ice without a pmny, given to him by his wife before every hoc- key game, tucked in a specially made pocket in his thigh

The flashy centre for Provid- ence Reds of the American Hoc- key League contends that his col iection of pennies — he doesn't say how many he has -- brings him luck. There may be some- thing in what he says for the Quebec City pucltstcr, now play- ing his first ea: of profess onal hockey, today lied for top hon- ors in the League's individual scoring race.

Courteau has led the race for most of the season and only a seven-point scoring spree by Cleveland's Tommy Burlington last week forced him to share first position. Both have 4i oints- Courteau with 20 goals on ill as- sists and Burlington with l2 goals and i!) assists. The race can be expected to be close for the re- mainder of the season for Pete gheswick of Indianapolis is press- " ing hard on the leaders‘ heels with

points. Courteau is 2.6 gears old and ookcy for ll

years. Until this season he

League‘ n" 1hr” player: belonpferred to play in amateur

ing to Detroit Red Wings.

American Hockey League.

Remember When

n: he a-n-ulau rm: Don

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. 6-4. 6-1. five years ago to

befgire a capacity crowd ,. adison Garden:

Yo! . al tennis debut. __‘,____—I:———-—-—..

WHY HAVE \ 7M“ SORE g9»- truer?

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g THEATRES

“The Gangs " -. All ilere”

1f m TICIINICOLOB! s aucs cannon

.,IFay - - Miranda "I YIII. DINNI . .laker--Coodnan

i 21cc big for words! Only "701! sysl..ycur earl and your heart can tell what truly glorious sn- ' alnmsnt It lei EQUINE-THURS. 8 pa.

MUNIAGUE-SAT. Ill-Q.“ :.' P."-

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BINDING '

. The three were Don Grosso, cen-

tre. and Cully Simon, defenceman, both now with the Red wings. and Butch McDonald, left wing. now with Indianapolis Capitals of the

Budge outstealdled his op- ponent at almost every point to 1p Ellsworth Vines. who had been

of nnls for five years.

sq of lwito u ew It was 3511-8811’! profession-

in the Eastern United SLates lca- gue and with Valieyfieid of Qudaec Senior League. fin- ished last season with the Unl- versity of Montreal team and went to Providence this year where he ~ mode an immediate hit.

He is one of seven brothers who

ay hockey, brother Maurice serv-

g as goalie with Boston Bruins of the National Hockey bogus fit. of last season. He now is th ton Olympics in the Fastern League. All of the Courteous. sons of a Quebec City boxing pro- moter, boxed a little and Paul was well rated as an amateur. He once seriously considered making pro boxing a career but the lure of the ice proved too strong.

Courteaws father once staged a fight program in which all seven sons, aged three to 20, cipat- ed. All of the Courteous won. three via the knockout route. It be justifiable brotherly ride, but Poul says - without a lush -the three-year-old Courteau lick- ed a. youngster three years his senior.

Many ll. Y. Rookies Cut 0f Business

YORK, Jan. 2 — (AP) — As the horsemen and fans said farewell to racing at Tropical Park and New Orleans‘ fairgrounds bo- dny, many of the bookmakers in metropolitan New York closed their accounts until war condi- tions permit return of the thor- oughbred mort to the United States. ~ several bookies figured that about half of the books in New York would fold or sell their ac- counts to those who plan to re-

main in business. Thosewhoplantodcyareof

the opinion that the ,, will

not go for tracks at. llsvana and

Mexico City. ons of the

scratch sheets lishod by the

Armstrong Pub cations, the Tri- Da R-ao

ed the unount

Yacht Racing Skipper Dies

Charles A. known yacht racing d youngest commodore in the history of the I rinthian Yacht Club, died today at his Marblehssd home. He was skipper of the trophy- winning class “R” eloo Live Yan- kee in 1W7 and l0 and was amou the pioneers in promoting the acre-metre B rac- yachts in the United states.

e was a recognized racing ski er emon ac tsmnn along bot the At an ic and

oas a a an - o ta ad in Germ sag? den. , n,

THE FUN OF

IIATING l! A GIIAT AID

Maxie Berger Wins Decision

III I03. Jan. s-(om- Maxie Berger of Montreal won a decision over Richard (Sheik) 31111801. P188110. Calif. in an elgho- round bout at. the

tonléht.

ens; in Brooklyn welshed 147. Rangel 1

Rfllgel started fast. throwing wild lefts and rights. b the ex- perienced Montrealer straightened out the Californian with well-

laced rights and lefts to Rangers esd and body. Berger kept hit- ting his opfionent steadily tilrougu- out the 11s t but could not score a knockout.

‘Racing People Keep Chins High

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NJIMEI, FLA“ Jan. 2 —- (AP) ._ Their world fell apart. today. but T591118 people kept. their chins high

A 78-year-old mom. who has Bbent 60 years around the tracks. seexrsaed tc put their thoughts intc

W0 .

‘We've not to do as Uncle Sam says. commented the groom, Charles Bono of Hartford. Conn. at; employee of the A.B. Carmen-

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"This i ll I kn . h ' - 1118 else That I canowdg 1211:? sifngltlléy agile illéld anything else for me 1'11

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313$. 1c the on.‘ at: T83" or arperl r l, Dointed w his neck e

"The boys overseas are taking it there If they can take it we can."

A veteran of the First Great War. Caasons was born near Lexington. and has been employed in rac- 111B for 35 years.

“Im willing to go into defence work or any other kind of work". he said, "but there's not m-uch that

can do." Outrider L. Dupes. a funner joc- key. said that “all the bovs are bro- ken hearted. This mean" th~ e-d of their careers for the time being.

The bulletin board bore o.f:rs from those seeking cheap herse- flesh Other notices advertised northern farms suitable for winter training.

Prices up to $2.000 were altered for stallions by the government's remount service.

II. S. Army Calls ‘lip Stan Musial

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(By Th Ass i p;- Dosonafra. Zifikdz-sti? M... slal. slussing outfielder of st. Long; Cardinals. has been ordered by his grim- imrd to 1'8P0l't,for induc-

011. it became known today. 11411-5181. 24. is married and the égihtlfmgiryfwe ghélgrfn. He Passed 1w June‘ D Y examinatrn

Absenteeism Led To Ban. On Racing

Absenteeism in war plants near race tracks was cited today as the real reason Jehind the Govern- ment ban on racing.

This explanation came from s Government official, who declined to be quoted‘ by 11111116. but who dc- spribed as relatively insignificant" ne number of workers directly 1n- ;°1V§ls1 111 the operation of race

trac .

"Absentcelsm is the answer," he B11111 There has been a regular Pattern of increased absenteeism 1°11°W1118 the opening of tracks. In some iIlSiZBIlOaS the increase ‘ms been as much as 30 per cent."

James F. Bymes, director or w“ mobilization and reconversiomwho ordered the tracks closed after day. mereiv explained that he acted to reduce the drain on man- Dowel‘. transportation, commumqm- tion facilities and other services.

Mr. Byrnes‘ assurance that pro- fessional baseball and football are safe for the present from an out- right ban similar to that closing down race tracks appeared m be based on the theory that these sports have not cut deeply into war factory work schedules.

The re-opening several months ago of the I-loll wood Jockey Club, located near a arge aircraft plant, resulted in pressure from high mil- itary quarters for the closing down of racing. it was learned.

Meanwhile. the War Manpower

I sent. ,. -

Miami to recruit war workers from

the ranks of jockeys and other

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MIIIIIAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting of the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Associa- tion will be held in the 8

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J. W. BOULTBI, n a ta Inlengifircyyflto '

O n ng the above Meeting to s hi???“ due notice of which will be gives in the uewsrawn.

. . BOULTEL

Seo'y.- _ 1t is said that beef cattle in Canada now number between 1,. 000.000 and 1,500,000 more than be. fore the war, which makes it easy to understand why there is little pr t of any resumptlvn of rationing

IS GREATLY HELPED BY

T0. NIGHT

wasnmcmn, Jan. z-um- ~

the heaviest air attacks on Britain.

‘Gen. Eisenhower,” she says. "is just my idea of what a man should b ..

e.

W. R. Chrystie. 65-year-old Bocr War veteran who once defied Her- mann Goering. was given a. British Empire Medal.

Mr. Chrystie was left. u; guard the British Ilhnbassy in Paris in 1940, one day 1n i941 Gocrlng de- manded to be let in. saying he in- tended to convert the Embassy in- to his private residence. Mr. Chrys- tie refused. saying: "If you enter u; will be over my dead body and that goes fl. Hitler too."

He pushed Goerlilg 851W ""1 banged the door in his face. Mf-l Chrystic was Jailed for five months‘ ha‘ Gearing never lived in the mnbasgy, Mr, Chrystie was nor- ter at the Embassy for l5 years.

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William M. Stewart, another who received the Order of the British mnplre. is chief Officer o! m; Queen Wizabeth, a wartime troop transport.

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"Smokey" Smith Gets Gratuity

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OTTAWA, Jan. Osnatlals most recent Cross winner, Pte. Ernest. I Qnlth of New Westminster, 13.0.,- has become the first Canadian to‘ have the l0 pound life gratuity that

or) Victoria) |

BRINGING UP FATHER

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1F r e01’ rr A LITTLE ouzp/ Aenosr MY crass vouo INSULT ME

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wads BEST FHTED FOR THE SOB»?- 1, OF COURSE .

8°98 with the award paid by the 1 Canadian Government. t

Previously Canadian V.C.’g were paid by the British Government but Canada undertook the , yrnent, through on lslvtment s! d in, J1me. 1943.

Brig. James Mel/ville, cfmirman of the Canadian Perlsions Com- mission, today wrote Smith advis-I ing him that for the rest of his life. on March S! and Sept. 30 o4 each year, he would ‘receive s Gov- ernment cheque for .

While the British polmd lg oted at $4.43. for the purposes of‘ t e Victor's. Cross mtu , it wml be worth an even $5- Off cers who win the . . receive no gratuity unless they W! ‘in neoeesitous circumstances“ and then an award of ‘Id nds pauri Canadlrs

oou other seven V.O.'s of this war were olfleelu

By J. R. Williams FQur Boar-din! House

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scum P0 we one wtlo "race. HOME . Fuzsr. camp/-

1N6 A Penance,

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