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CARMEN BASIIJO SECOND Floyd Patterson Voted "Fighter Of The Year"

NEW YORK (Ari-Floyd Pat-, ...,,.....

ierson. youngest man ever to win the world's championship. is the unanimous: choice for ”Fit;liter of the Year By Ring Magazine. Carmen Ba-i silio, the ueltcr champion. and Joe.

Iicavyweiglit boxiugl

as i

-V ow-erase: Y.

to

.. -.-L.-.a:r.:4nv:urra.'s.sii.-14?)! .-Au..w. .

Mexico; 6- Virgil Akin. St. Louis; 7. Vince Martinez. Paterson, .N'.Jl: 8. Joe Miceli, New York: 9. ita- mon Fuentes. Lois Angeles; to Emilio Marconi. I.taly. Lightweight - champion. Joe Brown. New Orleans. Contenders:

mu. 2 uataahwindlhauss-can 5.1-m.A.'-.si.ukxenrln&t..o.1.d.-A . .

5 The Charlottetown Gnarvlilll. Thursday, Doe. 31, 1956

TAKE AMERICANS IN SINGLES

REEVES POTS 3

S'side Wallops

By MURRAY FROMSON

Australia's powerhouse duo of Lew Huad and Ken Roaewall. tig- ure to outgun America's Vie

ADELAIDE. Australia (AP)- lshed off

sets6-I.6v8.HandBosewallpol-

a ttrtagsatsas 6-1. H. 44.6-. Withlloadandiloeswallontha tlriaalineagain.thaAussieswiil besending

bewiil fav otiloustoa.

garded as a near certainty that or young Gianunalva

Tar... over Flam.

Iaerlflcllll l'lam's cxiieriuico for Glainmalva's power. Talbert

old Flam.

Hoad And Rosewall.Figure To Win Davis Cup Today

sizzling volleys. top spin drives and fast servicu at the 23-year.

Herbie played it to the hilt and battled I-load furiously in the third

Brown the new liuhiwciuht title-I 1. Diulio Loi, Italy' 2. Kenny ,

i , j H , 4 . 4 . and Sam Giarnmnl.. ito ctlaatha orld'I mm H” b be I

hl -. t -- ti d ih d. Lane, Muskegon, M) h, 3. L.-tiiy ' ' Seixas , 11 I W set lit IIIDPY did not ha

(lliilrliu :l lll.t::al:Jl” Oldnll;ll)'l.r lhei lBoardman. Marlborfiugh. L'onn.; - 11ll"r:d?g im st3ceo::ubtll,e'l'::tBh l'” mu" mmmhbh. Mun!" "nu lion than. rm '1” 3”" V.

den mute ulni heat Robert Cohen . 0 H. Wallace iBud) Smith. Clnt:in- II cult IN N an ,5 all Ivll Earlier this year. t-hlr iinlr won huh”, Flam. who lacks the firepower Cup uitory er winning the two the Wimbledon and U. 8. national to compete against Hood. put up a

t it - rlri oantnmn -i'ht ,. lnati; 5. Cisco Andrade, C npton. . .

6 c(;Dv:tl:lI MI: i'i(lIl"Hh. Mlmms L”), 'i Wallh; 5. Rum, Dunn. ha”: 0,, I , opening singles of the challenge championships. The overpowclnx Hoadwednesn sterling tight and drew applause

. . The Summei-side Aces defeated .Ai.-es -Lewis (Steele, qilant) 9,03; round. "AM LIKELY our day dropped his service only once front the crowd that included Is he crushed Flam in lust 78 Prime Minister Menzies. He was

leans; 7. Johnny Gonsalves, Oak-

The underdog Yanks now

I Pasciiril Pi-rcl. the Aruciiiitic who , H , V h N h I hw int llviklllilll IlIlt'. .land. Culif.; 8- Jimmy Curteigilhe lilont-tort lri-Service IIockey.3. Aces -Lewis (Shepherd) 10.19. p , ; (Rii:'l(i'(.il;i t.:iiii. uiio it--in-.i in ix.-it York; 9. .0;-i,,nd., zu;.,,..;.. team at (.li'lL' blihdllhm yesiliiiiih Ozzie; Xi'hicArthur ic. Gradyi it:.:.m.hI,hn huge 3:'&fiveH:::i: T;lbt;llri:uhl;s tlihhrlsg htztzchhtigrll: aightaetsy lhnzhvta ogifnllhgwmztlchws catty, but lachkedujiepth and de- L :P';lll.-I; "1-l'l'lt'. i" ”” War" '” Cfbill ”;- LNWIE 1-itll"bui'. 51'" ij.';:;'lfj:1u”f..1ll:u;f";f, lh ,,.'. 1.,-33? ' m at Hm" laeeml iiiini iii Beverly Hills Calif off play starts at 2 o'clock local time Memorial Drive stadium watched c mm" on 1' 0"" i 9 - ii I. isi toniuras. , . "t ' , , . '. ' ' ll Uixiiuui? litliiiiiwii and BUl)0 F e a th e r weilllt - champion. H751 Period, the second iiessionl . gglllhlol -Reeyes. me Wu” liednesday W utalim "I chill! 515 '30mbi'"u03 It 1' '9” "393 bind” "'5' Wm ' '9'!” 9' B:lstl::vu::Ls::al:tL3sBETTER .. Olson rireu iiu- )1-..i-x lzirgpxf catch Szilltl) Saddler. h New York. CUll- "'5 5w.”1e5' "."d me A'”'” ""?,”i c P Wm PfI'lod.- lcorilil - none . , Phliadelphtan covered ytllu - old F. S3;5;J,-i.'xti .:t Lot iirztliw. .il;iy 18.1 :I.Cll(lt'l'S l. Cherif Hamia, France; efl Figmn the ll"”l.t”""e ft" :31 ,ned':l ”l'd'o:?"'- uke . younlgtel, of 19 R9055”? i M ': Al M0cNE"- FIRES WINNER mm mm itlt:0l:C'S .5ll:l,:iiiii'm iiir ilin unit I . iiuiiii 4 li' asselh Niut-ri.i. . i- i ' ' ' ' ' with Part in ill (”-iu:i.ui. Ni-i . FLOYD pATTERS0N I-i, t.u:ni.-Io Costa. Brooklyn: .3 "'l'5l””” Reiw” ””"f"l "'"'” if." cls'l”ell?m”l? 9:”? 3 Ace-5 'R99"'fi . txwggzeullrel Iuiigl me 13 mmch" h 30. 'rh(i 13 wt. liglil ..-uuil, lifiii: Puiii .Jiti';t-uscn, Port Artlnir, Ill? llome cliih. Brian h Leviisigi 0:8 V .33. 9. Aces Li Q The murhsel drugs” Wu web i ever, uas 60.iliNl tor a ii.ii:i'ii Li: niaiiy. 2'. ilzins 5lretL..Germaiiy;h'lle.x. re Gabriel tljigshp E10.-ii... Inc Paul Schurman uho titled in RF: y ll. Harris) 14.35; 10 Aces- etrain on Seixas that he almost - match at ,x1y.-xii-it Cllv l)t'liit'0n Ra- 3. Chiick Spicsci: Lansing. Mich,; Pliilippiiics; 7. Cl1'0 Morast-ii. I". the 5h0,”th3"il9d Mwcwn S”heVehs 735' 11- AC" ' Re0V95l O a e S I conhhhed In "1. dressing roam ton Macias and Lou iimiiumzi .lla- 4. iolztnde Pompey. Trinidad; 5 Ciiiin. ll i ti-tor isonnyi Leon, Yon. U035. shot their only tallY- :LesVPise'dslh:l:;Il:;-dlftlglgil 'GIll3"l. He was stricken by a stomach ail. ” ' ' ment late in the fourth set and

cuts is i-or-u;ii:.io.i .i. t4i.IlIl'.l.,)" M Wm. Aiitiuiiiv. xi-u York; 6. Wil- eliiiiiu ll. Ji-an Sneyers, Belgium; suhhhhy

the huiitiims ity liic xpi. illill liux lIt' Bi-siiiziii-iii, Cicrinany; 9. Cor it). Ikc Clicstiiut. New York. .. , . i i ' , . ' Penam" '"me' , ' , 0 barely wag gble (0 nnish,

jug jxgliylgilltill. iliili ii iIlli'Iili'. ilruuiiortl, t)ut.; to iiuiii.-iitwirigiii-thainpiun, !tt;u-in I '1'?” Pf-'"0dii It -305 ' 5ll(lPf R97"??? ' 50rd belly and Lin- Australia conch Harry Hopman

The ycar-cmi r.iiin;. mm! iii H liiigmiiur ilnriiiicl. Uruguay. l)'.i;.il.i. Italy. Convenders i. "”'d laauamr Lcllm 018' 2 me” Tumor" - llltl Hood. Dltellilllbiect to l9l'tip: eramental outbursts on the court,

check of l2.04i0 IIIWPIN, .. xilillnl

Middlcucigh. - champion, Ray

Paul illatoni Macias; 2- Leo lis-

appeared to have controlled him.

about 6.000 were ft;;lllIli.i ill Mirth Robinson. Nizilxlv l'orkwConhe,nders. piiiom. IPHIIIIJDIIICSZ 3. Alpnuiixc Y Tonowlo Cpl R k. d B H h d be h culr C P I M h u . grid south ..x...e.-..-3, l (true in IIIDY. est ordnn, Ililllllil. "rant-c; 4, Billy Peat-oi-L, l' I e on ie e- e veau a s . go ll c ance , un-y, rovos an a . mg 1;. l The l'ilIlllES: Llkllli '1 L'hui'lcs liumcz, France Lin in,-clcs; 5. Tanny Calitptt fciicciuaii Al Macneil scored his to tie the score late In the second Toronto - Goal: i Chadwick; Tania had hoped for . helm, IIem'ywcii;ht - Plllllltltliili. i .w.i ii iluliili i'l'iL'ci'l -luiies. Yonkers. Pliilippiiics, 6. Robert Culivu. "'5' 5a””"ai,H”Ck0y League tloal Period. l"l0yd CUfl'Y'f lllill Shot defence: Reaume. MacNeil, Hor- hhowihg from his hing,” "amen Patterson. Brooklyn. c....;.-1 .- xi; 4. Rory cdihoun. White FI'illlti'. 7. Ucrtnaii Ohm, limit-..; iii-iiilii-aliiuyr uightl todgive 'l'oi'onto bognctid ol!kClliad;veI;ks Ihthllrllfr toga Tlltnlgulson. sMorr'll0n:s ti: but he pmiud them go, l-play: i lilape eas a -0 ecision over an e puc an near e v- w .; ny, uwut, mi , in the" he..." om...

den; 9- John Holm , - ; B siliii, Cain slot , N, . . -: .i's , ' . .-z . 10. Zora Folley. Photii'iaix.CIlAltii.0 eras: 1. Johnairy S8iiXIUI1.YB(l.'::::le;1l?' g:llllll9l..hC:Il::l' Tlagiilsitidf Prgiiilitrl Th 3 -1- 3' th C; h d !the Montreal bluellne, Caiiadiens few weeks ago to fill In on the Neil Sloan. Light heavyweight - champion. 2 Tony Dcfilarco. Boston; 3. Art Italy. 8. Jake Tull South Afflt'.'i M (e 3511:” - on f u ulhl goalie Jacques Plante made a crlPPled Tomnm ch"). 300k Client IGI1 B9llV9lll 2343. 3fl8D Cullen Archie Moore, San Diego, (Iiin-lAl'iI',1ull, L05 Augclcs. -1. Isaac Lo- iri-iircili; 9. Robert Poliamn. h(,m.ajgue Ir;l::l'J”;fn.kEceLE:5:le move to grab the puck but it NW l0? lmldllll bl" l"ld0"bledlYI6:32. Sloan 10:35. St. Laurent tenders: l. Ucrhart liecht. Ger- gnrt, Cuba; 5. Gaspar Ortega, Fraiice; 10- Bintli Jack, Australia. :'.,s:i'., :lo,,ai:ih5h. the spoils Arlgna Wllilsllcd past his outstretched lahgg :egt:l.were without rum l5:s4.5c.o-II,f.;hn:;ol;ll:0g.corln' None ovc. ' 2 . a"d. the ”".”'l” W" Roy muck-i ghlontreal. with the lcague's wingers Gerry James. George Penalties: Reaume 2:04. Leclalr whmmk Wm be "I 3 B'Y'C: ”"" most potent scoring machine, Armstrong and BETTY Cull?! 5:33. MacNelI 14:38 and 17:31. EN form H 5” good mat " ca" almllsl threatened to tie it up time and through lllilll'l9!- The llllrfl-PIECE Third period: Scoring: None 1 M.-.:.....m.m. y he assumed that he will see. his again. bu, big Ed chad...-...k was cimadiens had rlglitwlngcr Ber- Pgngniggg ,)oh,...,,, ma puiford - first lslarid loagm action tonight. superb in the Leaf goal to record Ill! Geollflon On ll! lld0llnGl :18. Reaumo 5:11, Johnson 13:51. I, II houth Club coach Jack tSl7Yl his fuunh giuioiit, with a recurrence of elbow to" Re SfOI'ey Dreamy-Eye 0 Ready Said lasinlghl "18! Wh"l00k He made terrific saves on Jean trouble. Plsnte 12 s 11-32 is due to got his release from the Belivenu. Maurice Richard. Hcnrl Lineup chhdwich . 3 7g” Montreal - Goal: Plants: de- '

1. Tommy Jackson. Fa: linker- way. N.Y.; 2. Archie .i1i-tire San

Plains, N.Y.; 5. Ellsworth (Spider) Webb, Chicago; 6. Joey Giardello.

8. Jose Lopez. Mexico; 9. Al Asun-

cion, Philippines; 10. Fell Nara.

i Primros

es-B.Y.C.

Montreal Canadiens beiore 13.852 fans. The victory lifted the Leafs

eau a foot or so from the leaf net. as the big Montreal centre

Nykoluk. Pulford. Hurst. Sloan, Nevins. Duff. Brian Cullen.

An Australian victory in the doubles would make Friday's sin.

Diego, Calif.; 3. llarulil it-i--vi-r, Philadelphia; 7. Neal Rivers. Las Mcxicii. '

Lindon, .V..l: 4. Eddie itxitiu-ii. Vegas. Nev; 8. Bobby Boyd, Chl- l-”Ir-ui-tutti - champion. Pawuzii llllu it fourth-place tie with the attempted '0 ””h " Mameu Referee: Frank Udvarl; lines- gies merely a formality. Flam is Re(l(illl,L', ('iilif.; 5. Willie Pu-' ll. mun. ii. Cliarey .luscph, New 0r- Port-1. .-irgentiua. C0lllElldEl'S- l- . idle New York ltangers. wrapped him with a bear hug mm: Gem-he hay". gm Mani. hated m take on Roaewau and New UI'li'iIllS: 6. Bob Baker. luv-V it-sins; 10. Joey Giambra, Buffalo, U311 iiimcr, Wales; 2. Memo L)nv.I Milt'.N0li. 521-your-old name! 0: Bndkchhgwlck W" 31719 W M" "W Ion. . Seixas meets Hond-

burgh: 7 Bob Sattcrsftelil. i.lil- NY lilinxii-it. ii. Young Martin, Spain. Sidney. i". '.. Bot the gun a 'i1uc 8 Y.

C ; 3, 1 him J h V 5 .. w n.- r H . .h- : .C 4 1;. Kd. phi: - . , 15:56 of the first period wi.h a MICNEH. called up from RocIi- SUMMARY

ago ngt ar 0 ansson it e uwttgt i umpion armen dnny I iippines. 5. ilii I long waist-high shot mm near am. of u" Amermm Lug”. h nut Period: L Toronto. Mu.

Over Visit To Cl'i'iown .

According to Dink Carroll in the Montreal gazctte Nil L. rcfcr- ee Red Storey was more than a little Impressed by the recep- tion he received here while attend

any word as Hi Just when George, MacDonald and Harley MacLc-ant

do the Promroses should be a much better team.

Exhibition Tilt

The Freetown Royals defeated the Junior Aces at Civic Stadium hlilal night in an exhibition tilt. the are expected back but when they,final score 8-4. Freetown were; lcading 4-1 at the end of the first period, and 6-2 at the end of the

Miramichi Beavers today and Ready was quite certain that there would be no hitches. Spy also said: ”l'll probably have another surprise in store tno."'

i Just what this other ”surprise"' is is anybody's guess for that was as far as the youth club boss would go last night.

Richard and Dickie Moore and

was lucky on a number of the

other drives dirt-c'ed his way. Chadwick m a d e 23 saves.

fence: Johnson. Talbot. Harvey.l Turner. St. Laurent; forwards: M.i Richard H. Richard, Moore, Bell-'

Planie 32.

veau. Pronovost. Olmstead, L2-

Rciy Robinson Passes Exam

GREENWOOD L A K E. N.Y.

Hurst 15: 56. Penalt-

Olympic Refugees Are Given Rousing Welcome In New York

(AP) - Middleweight Champion Sugar Ray Robinson passed his pro - fight medical examination

in; the ninth annnual hockey school for referees and coaches, not only beciiiise the st-lmol was attcnili-ti

Satiirday night at the Arena rheif,'f.,:"'i.(i.ld Cilti':g!0ng0glgll 0;-intlheEltli:.i...: The” '3 '3 51,1” Possibility that local -lllVL'llIlP Abhics uill play an Tavlhr led in 0hn'. whh , Thilllev l)0Yl9 Will "01 ll? 8 -'-l8l'l9l' I - P 5 3 W3 win which case Ready will call on

by ncitrly till llll9l'If.IPtl cttiiliiiitis ”xl"b”l”” lmme against 3Iil"C1ll".aid I ' I I ' . W. M'Il. M; W .

but also hot-.iiisc Sol the-l lxlliiiil 'l””'"”” "l,bh'e5- ilclendlnll IS-lIlll.lI'fllllnlv?C(lE:fPl.)Cll. Dllloberlts la fmnwr goaltender 0! P'w'Ci "uh "yin Colo" w'd””d'y'

hospitality. We have here a mile li'"”l immpmnsv have 8 nmyland E. Roberts shot the other-' teams ha” '" 1947.” m "'1 ""5 NEW YORK (AP) - 'l'hirty- Australia. was met by his brother. Dr, Alexander sciiitf. New York ' WP The new 30"”? l5 A" Hells seven Olympic athletes who de- Zoltan. who arrived in the United sat. Auglgtjg commiulon gum.

Squad ll"-S 593? Mid 5ll0Uld SlV9icounters, while MacMurdo -and jiloiisie Dou'lim;'s lads just about, smnh each picked up an assist all thcy can h.-inrllo and probably; 1:", M... Juniors Gerald Rh”: 3 l)ll mnrc, This Moiit-ton team is. mm and (lame (;-dude; each had Sllilillihtltl '0 ll" ""0 (ll Ill? l0i) Willi-9 one goal and one assist. Bob Bow- I” we ””'l ("W 3"” Salllfililyh ness and Stirling Phillips each lusslc could well he a preview of scored 3 gnah and G. wh". chip, Maritime playrlmvns later on in the: 99.1 in with on, help”.

iner. termed Robinson "in excel- lent fettle" for next Wednesday's title fight with Gene Fullmer.

After working two sparkling rounds in which he stunned his sparring partner. Lee Williams of . August . Ga.. Robinson was exam- ined by Dr. schlff who said: "He

states Dec. 10 and now is a dance Instructor in Washington.

Bela Rerrich. of the Hungarian fencing team. said that Just be- fore he boarded the plane at San Fiancisco he received a cable that his wife. Maria, and their children. Maria. 4. and Dorothea.

clipped from Dink's column. It

goes like this:

cided not to return to their Iron Curtain homelands were given it rousing welcome when they ar- rived by plane Wednesday froth San Francisco.

Thirty-three were members of the Hungarian team and four were from the Romanian team.

nessey who is home for a few works of holidays from his studies- at Pratt University in New York.l

Both B.Y.C. and Montague are in the throes of bad slumps. B.Y.C. occupying the collar position in the loop. have dropped five straight games in a row after winning their

. "Ntifionttl Ilnclu-y I.f'iItZllP refer- ee Rctl Storey - uutl ht-'5 rciilly not a bud II'llfiW folks - is back from Cliurloiieiown dreunry-eyed over the hospitaliity of Eastern

URI”

lllNl5l ....

EXP

'ii-

'Canada. The redhezttl was there. year. R f h C k G d along mm Huddtly O'Connor and uiriec el:e:iia.l.v.i,m o ' N y mi first two izaines in league play. JO M rennin". mi ,,,e.,ci.e, or 2. lied escaped from Hungary and is in excellent condition." ",,,,m.hsh., nmmy (;Mhv.,n' .0 The tzuine starts at 7 pm. and. lilontague have won only Ii of lo BUCK WHITLOCK welclgme g..ccu.d' them ,9 they .31.. :,sd1ot;acl-1Ihe'd iockholm. They plan ro.

conduct the ninth nnniiul hockcy school for coaches and referees. and to listen to the man. the place abounds with enthusiasm for the game.

. "Thcre ui-re 50 cniiditltifcs luk- Ing part in the scltool and you hint to see it too believe it. They came

at sliizltt uilmission will be charged to an expected large turnout of palms. If enough cash Is realized the Abbie: will be playing a re- turn name at Moncton. We would like to see a big cmwd there and we ask the fans who have been faithful followers of the Island loop to back up out m inorlcngues byl

Jockey Biorr Is Suspended

NEW ()il1.EANS iAPi-eNew Or leans lair izrounds officials Wed

starts and a loss tonight will put the Youth Club ahead of them and sink the Primroses into the cellar.

The two squads have met on only one other occasion in league play and the youth club were winners ,by a 7-1 score.

Game time tonight is 8.30 sharp. herd, Mullins. Per;-y. smith; Fm-. wards - Whitlock, Pineau. ilowatt.

I la Probable lincups:-

MHCREE; Forwards - Arsenaull Hughes, Carroll. Dowllng. Landry ;Trowsdale, MacFayden.

B.Y.C.:- Goal - Doyle or Hen-t

nessey; Dcfcnse - Ready. F- Shep

embarked. With barcd heads. the . athletes and their Rreeiers stood beside American and Hungarian nuns while the Hungarian national anthem was played from a record- ing. The ceremony ended with a l rousiitg llungnrian chccr.

Lidia Domnlky, 20. former world fencing champion. broke from the

Italian Retains Boxing Ch'ship

MILAN. Italy (AP) - Italy's

.' 'v.'7K.

:'I l

Wrflaorts Arena

Squarebriggs. Burke. L. Shepherd.

ll ri and embraced .1. Shepherd, Delaney. Westherble. "m" an "MP

her brother. George. 25. who was in the welcoming crowd. She did not know tliiti he had reached the

from all parts of the Island. Nova Scotla and New Brunswick. and it was altogether and experience I'll never forgeth

Ilmltlliniz into the Sports Arena for, the same. t

CIIATTER

l Montagne:- Goal - Jordan - De- l Duiloi Lot retained his Euro an lightweight boxing title W nea- day by winning a I5-round decl-

nesday suspended 1 k Rb t. . , Lee Biudh booked aclegzly gliglhh tense - Longaphie. MacLure, Coile.

0" CNETECS 0' lilgravated assaulii-vet

Since it started this

ISLAND HOCKEY LEAGUE

season the lsliintl Lcntzuc has been 1-ind attcniptt-(I murder of his wife.l I-IV . "Gzilln.-iii lIll('tl in its a speakor a hot-bed ni rumors alinul this 1- k A . d .. d . 'l W k' A ' United States after escaping from mm on; Jo" ugngndu of for NHL l'riwuIcnt Clui'i'nct- C, nut! that ninl iilmost cvcrylhiitit slonraifitiiirdehgrins :lll3('l”l)eEnsflllTl;cnBl me” homeland. Swim 8 P M 3' : e e

at me Time To Get Team Lined Up

leading jockeys at the fair grounds

Hernandez had held the flashy Italian to a draw May 12 and the rematch was ordered by the Euro-

LIKE A DREAM h Smiling tliroiich fears, the .girl exclaimed "it's like a dream.'

into rumor min-nriiiiiu the possibil- ity that Saints: will drop out of the loop has absolutely no inundation

Campbell. ()'('niin0r was the man with Insiizht into coaching instruc-h lion, whilst, Storey showed the fe-

hearini! in the case.

Frill” 5"” B""i"i rush tickets for tonight's game

In order to avoid a pre-game will be on we at the box office during the day.

fen-cs how to handle a gamc pro- uhiitcvcr Ill fzti't.. I-'oi'hcs Kcn- V. . . , , h

DI-rI.V - and no puns front the i;:ti- iicil,l' him 'i.'ts' six iliiitls and scroll mzirwh',:m(:.urhTi.eag3,3:g:-1: W"l'lill'lE 8133'"-El Ill"? l" 0"l9l' 4"” I0 5-00 P”'l0fl 0" '"l"l'5i'l-'lY him" imnhlli pets; poundhl Her.

lt'l'Y ill?-NV ilhtlxlh "W I3 lmllll-S Mlor -'I am -ti,-d mart .' l to have it Iciim llnl'(l up in take. hits been allotted to Q.S.S iind p9l'"5l W'".,"'” "H e b in Mad" 1”” t-mitiuiimis slump li'iit'hiw liriikcnui mom ah . h.:w:l1:.,T ;:,':.dc,:.u'im;,1te-.on visiiinc Iiloncton Ciuiucks, Sai- the minors used 3.00 to 400 on wml ""s5"'" 'mm mm" 0-is '

Friday. For this week Q.S.S. boys

are being asked to use the 3.00, to 4.00 period Friday so the Juvel nilcs can get in this extra work-. out prior to Saturday's gamc.', Another Juvcnllc workout is schc

diiled for 3.00 to 9.00 Friday morn-

.."lt was Stnrt-y's first trip to flu- acliool and he returned like a wide eycd kid at the wonderment of It all-

urdny evcninu. at Sports Arena. Juvenile Abhies will hold another practice to-day from 4.00 to 5.00

of ll Willi lilo coals and one assist in the last tun games ..But ash llcii Slurry Kiiifl whilc hi-re Furbic is the typo of player who tincsiftl liiiic to si'oi'c coals In stay in the ll'-llliif liiirtlic II4tuc's sit-point? ilttl'l4)l'IliZIllll' itctiinxi tho l't;m;,g(-rs

PRIMROSES

Va.

8. Y. C.

cuts and stab wounds.

, SPORTS nun Haillel Defeats

The Battles Of The Bowles

pm.

Couch Norman Larlcr and Man aucr .liii-k Arscnaiilt were ('llIllllKlv astic nficr the sltnwimz at last

. "(Inc mtirc (lily of the (iIt:trltitic- town lIllSi!lilIlll)'. .'iiuI I mitzlit have

stayed there. he izurizlrd. . . , ' is an intlii-iition thiit Jean Belt-.; evening's workout gnd ore asking mg. n P . "Ted Lindsay lprobahly would Wiiu niii.v not have things all hisi for a full turnout of the following By WHITNEY MARTIN glittggolalll g'0G.g::u"l9T.c:wh; '""" "W I" '""'"'i' mdi Ill,fl,,,l,l,f,,',','n3.'V'e,,x,"',ll,l;i,f:;,T1fl'h..,,. BARCI-TLONA. Spain lAPi--llnb- ”';";:.::,””:y'......... 3 M..ui,;.. NEW vonx (API-We always an 0110, f;,',.,,,' ADMISSION: ADULTS 006: CHILDREN 3-'50 "lt is t":ltl8iIll.V lllvilwillll '0 is lcntiiu: liic i'iinrrican lmiiiziie "ll Hamel of Fmnw mrpmed Am'll) Sit-iinri ilzmlli-V . 1). Mc- N'H'L' like in make our bowl game selec- The Rose Bowl Pfeunll ll" "W I ' ' ' tlons i-iirly. as it Elves us I 10"!" usual situation of a rematch. and

"l”'.5 "''''''l""" m”l""d5"" l9;('nrntack, J. Arscnaiili. G. Noonan

know that the Nilijcrs ion the V N" the mm 5 Slngl” 3"” "I ”'”.G. Trninor. I). Murray. I). Mac-

'ilIIli 29 izoiils and is just. one lame; Islzintl with a moot! iniprvwiiii iii

shy of iriiiu a Iciiuiie rci-iird tifi ny THE CANADIAN PRESS

on the basis of the previous meet-

tinic Ill worry about them. And in: of Iowa and Oregon State the

also time to change our mind a

hoth our cntliiiniztxni tar imrkcy g('1”'lllLlLfi);llSln(llin&(il'u”hc . '. lllICl'nIIlli'iIl6il Christmas Tennis; . . ' ""l "'” h””'l”'al”y of N"'"l pm I" "I" "?il5' '4"-9-tl 9'2 Vglilllll; T"'""am"" wc'l""”'ay '" (l”'b.2i)llmgl i(.;an:lti1v"mi;:3l,d (II)urrlsr.u3.l w L T F A P" few times. Jan. 1 game should be about a Pltk H fill-'lll'.V Vic knnu ahf!llIl'lS I1Vl'l'Si)l”ill1lIlf'lfllf1tllIII'ISllflIll')'pfll- T'lr"'Th” WM" w"' 54' 63' 6'1 Maclwliliams, Mncllae. ""7"" l7 7 7 93 99 ll A” "I "Ow we 3” ""3 mum d"'w' armmil tlww iii-its. lint it is ill liitl3:ti.ilxit'liiPlicticndctl his ilfml 0:” "ml 5:4 iMonli'eiII 17 I2 5 101 72 as l"lW","'l" ""3" "W3 "V" 0"5”" MVED W"-tI.l'h lli'4il"t'-Hl"liiiiiu to know I'M? .i-nrlu: cirmk in If! slrniulil Hanjgig Tho mnii ll item to five sets andlTlME CHANG!-3 INN” Ynrk m N 7 67 M 27 State in the Rose Bowl: Tcnnesu-e. IOWA IMP visitors notice it. i;.Vi..m., it 1..., mm. .,, "1, lustcrl tlirro hour: hcfore Riv-hard-1 llCCt'llll.V- flllc 10 ll"0kP.V Colllllf” 0 7 73 27 "V" B!-V'f",'" "IS 53”” B"wl' Iowa won the first encounter. . , xiii, tmnnu utlli 49 uiuuis and W1 "IBM!-n Rmnzv. lA.. and Welt-Jinn with tirade X classes at T0"""" 1 15 7”” U"'”'”" "V" t'-V”"'"" l" it-la but that was earlier in the, (min for the rm-:-I Gllvfrki of held. NJ, WM rlhmnuedg iQ,s.5, on Friday afternoons, thisk Chicago 7 21 4 62 94 ll the Cotton Bowl; Colorado over "non. hm . '01 ch. ch"... mi -

llovie is second with 44 pillilli anti is high in rznals with 23 "Lonny Lou" Fnntinato is once again head-I? int: the penalty parade with 73 minute: The sports writr-rsl pick of the Al”f'lll0 Mom-n . James J. Parker fiasco as the sport odd-'1 ity of the year was a good choice l Ncior before in sport were so many. taken for so much by so few.

two or three months. We believe both teams have improved greatly. but it's our Idea lnwa has im- proved the most. particularly an offence.

The Tennessee - Baylor genie looms as a corkar. with the III- beaiaa Vols picked if for no other reason that they ramped over Maryland. 84-1 while Iaylor do- feated the same team 1041. Baylor has been tough defeaslvet, all see-

; the school muiit an to one man and one man only. lie. of course II Brig. Bill Reid who organises. dirrt-ix draws up the programme, gets the time at the Sports Arena. organizes the dinner meeting at the Hotel and. probably the most Iifflrnl. task of all, persuades these men from the N.II.I.. to come here and give of their know- ledge for the benefit of Maritime hockey. Even now Bill is loolrlnx to next year when an even bigger achcol will be held.

After a vacation of a couple of days the island Hnckcy League nzain at the

Commencing December 26th and eontlauliigfor the next two months our winter rates will rely on all repair work done in our Service Dept.

Manager Says I He's Happy About '

Talia advantage of this offer and ban you automobile completely eiieeiied

gets active once 1 Sport A ' ini:h iliintaizic P ' Mane. . , and l5Y.r(":lMllt':"opmisitIit teams. 2 rszaun 9'" "a, i ' are both in dire straints and ho h Id ' h uh ' ;l well off the (.5. pore beinii in xiiw mu: mm , Marvin I the final ..i3."ii.""ntsa" an over and necessary wot-Ii perfonnedtopiit L. b'ydPgrkrlaii- tl.Vc:'- in fat ; h ' Jensen. manager of Gene Full- 5.”... 3,;-.gg..'. 5.91.1- . l -llmmorslile A695 H l 9 mm". reiterated Wednesday he ”.g..n "gym, t I LLTl."'.'..'"i :.i:; '":ie.,-. in mi in, in .---i -m.-gm to no it is "A-1" working condition. k t C Q " acre-it n on r ce t W cdg M i l Slme to hanhvnvl ll Biivkiwliillochk the Luv; tory ruiimgr middiil 3.,”-mi':'..mir 5 Eli! wit 1 e team as s expec- - ' h in hm" m, h i cant 5 at today. The only inns holdinii iii?” iioiainion oi ii-ai-oi ii'i'.?.'33 "...,"""r.': wobhlymum 'u.n. mu? Call as for qpolotliieat and rates on eedlngs up is mu .!r' (km... .1". 3, 2 ug. 3; he pg mug" g Q. . uck is sinned now with Miramic- . h n... h1."g gum h... A”. . bi Beavers but this is expect- .'7oVTlfYh04Y keeps Mkiris why m, . my aim m. up on. .35.. . i I i ed Ito be rt. .t.. nimhiiyhiiu Rnlahison (7 ts W; cent, .1. '5"l”ll '" ” ” ".9" "' V". "I" " "'"" Aaotbsr fiaa some is the Geor- tlie l.Y.C. tsldolbtcd strength and iirl TV. Jensen said What rl:f- m fgppm "gum" .( Jug. will i ' - -. . a not aeo ec sqeeased :.”..':'.?.:t t l:'.:.".:: :2: it 2:: 1-: :.';:i' -""l'-'-'"".i'-.-"-"-.-:. p g Mcming up be way. dent NW wuil-trim; and the h div h L 3; , 5.. pm -...g.. 0 ' ' noraanueusevestiisus-"”"' """"" ;""'.'" ”'''''''''l''' 7?; ':i-.-'..:.-.-i.:"E:'i -'- :"i'i'.-'.'.Wi' '.'.'.? ' "All ""5 "5"" w"f';:..-:.-'...'.-.:-.:-..'-.'...-.: """ '"" ”" i - two i Incense s' botiifrmw n...u.m.. lsll efbdrdthh-iacahNRl.nmostlMoo-teflorttaed'?IoIodW'l?' 0 'OIIbsted"'IlIPlo-Itintouotl .”.wh.h. tenor-iii-wilt. . ..-- .. .. i .22: list t.".'1I in '.-:r'. t: .;. . .. . '4' all ll" VI"! ."W"" 9"" -"i '- --"- ""

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