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Then, too. the boys who play this new tune seem to be able to score a lot more goals than the old-Iashioned boys who stick to hockey. ugltimate goals, too, or . surely the reierees who are o1.iic- iating would not allow them to be counted. Ii we were Earl I-loss or any other of the hockey leaders in that town, we'd iorget all about this hockey game, and sign up a batch or players who could play this

new game. Might be a good idea to hire a coach who could instruct

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According to what. -we've v been 'hearing.thagametbaypiay atthe Charlottetown lion-um this (all is not hockey. larl Itoas. uoncton'- and now. Even some local tans have been asking: "Bayou hockey!" Not many oi these latter. mt we've heard a few. and one or two who G0 supposed to be suthwitiea on the sport. 0. K. so it's not ho&ey. But. whatever it is, it is the most thrilling game we've had the pleasure of sitting on the edge (1 our seat and gaz- ing at. Alter seeing it. we're going

OLD BATTING OBDII CHAN- GETII - After 50 years. -Connie Mack (right) stepped down as manager of the Philadelphia Ath- letics. turning over the managerial job to Jimmy Dykes (left). The

the boys in the new indoor sport W0. .

Congratulations to Jack "spy" Ready for his solo eilort in Mone- ton which resulted in the tying counter Saturday night. We pl-9. diet that Ready will develop into a lirst class deienceman undo: Chum-herlaln's tutelage. He's big and has demonstrated already that ho is not scared of the big rough leilows who come sailing into him, He probably has a lot to learn but ”Murph" Chamberlain is the boy to remedy that. .

The Islanders have done a lot of "hockey hero" debunking. in their first two games in Charlottetown We had heard so much or Jackie Morrow that we were looking for- ward to seeing this phenom oi the blades. He was just another, player 1-he 71131113 he played against the Islanders at the Forum. Then the lame of Bob Miller and his goal- scaring exploits reached us, and we were all set to see some outstand- ing hockey magic on the part or this St. Mary forward. We don't remember his getting a. dangerous shot at the net! Now we are won- dering it ''old Hsrdrock's" hero- busters will show us that our hoc- key idols. Buck Whitlock and Nick Nicolle, also have leet otvclay, We

are iooqt. behind our adopted Is- landers. but we omit forget that Whitlock and Nicolle are Islanders too, so we'll be hoping that "Murph's Mauiers" don'tiniake those boys loolrtoo "amateurish." ' 0 0 0

A gentleman named Foster pun- lishes annually a book called "The Maritime Baseball Review". (We think'that is the title). This year. in reviewing the baseball picture in the Marltimes. he has not in- serted one word about baseball here on Prince Edward Island. This,' in spite of the fact that both the In- termediate and Junior titles were won by teams on this side oi the Ncrthumberland strait, Under the circumstances we think he has plenty of nerve to peddle this book in Prince Edward Island alter ig- noring the province altogether as far as baseball is concerned. 0 O 0

Those listening to the Monoton- Charlottetown game over the air would get the impressio from the way marl Ross explain it that Johnny Horeck "went berserk" be- cause of the mix-up between broth- er Da'nny and ciallipeau along the boards. The truth of the matter is that Gellipeau cross-checked John- ny in front of the net, which result- ed in a badly swollen area near his eye. The referees didn't penalize Gsliipew so Danny took up the cudgels tcr his brother, and then Johnny went back into the fray: Ii this fracas was s. "disgrace" as ss termed it. it is only !air to m e it clear that it was a Moncton I-lswk who began the disgraceful-'actlon.

Former Ottawa , Hockey Greer Dias ? '

0'1'!'AWA. Oct. 33 - (CP) - Chauncey Kirby, 'iiI. hockey great oi the moon and prominent Ottawa business man. died today.

teams bciore the turn

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Bacon Potential In T; Welt

llconornica Division. Department of Agriculture. Ottawa, survey lig- ures from 1041 up to the end oi

bacon exported to the lib ted King- dom originated in the Western Pro-

io have a great potential product- ivity capable or meeting emergency

demands.

He played goal 101' Ottawa hockey I

me. show that M per cc t oi the ,

Vince: and this area is considered .

31-year-old Mack, who brought pine pennants and five we;-1.-1 ch-mpion-strips to Philadelphia .5 the As pilot. congratulate: an SLICCESDI.

New En Ilouiei To Join Glaceliay Team

SYDNEY. N. S., Oct. 23 - (CP) Bob Leger, a forward. and Phil Dalgleish, a delenceman. are en route to Glace Bay from Saint

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John to join Miners of the Cape

Breton Senior Hockey League. Reinstaied pros from the Paciiic Coast League, Leger and Dalgleish started the season with Saint John Beavers.

They were traded to Miners for defenceman Eddie Bolan and for-

Fooiball Standings

Senior football standings: Big Four

. W L '1' Pt: ;rn.Ra?::.Js:o'"'.”:r '.'”""”” 5 4 1 u Bolan Jodoiny Cour as: zengon. H”""”" 5 5' 0 1” son who star-tedanih ten n gill-1 Montreal "5 5 0 m . e season Wl otmw. ” 4 5 1 9 Moncton Hawks. were suspended, F U yiheM.A.H.A.i' l' " without a release fromorM1,n3.41.nB gown” 3 g 1: .f::ai:..””.y.. w"t-"3-o-' 5 o 2 P y an n .5" In rcoleginte son returned to the club during uccm 3 0 0 6 :i:.:.w.::f.;:2d-...J.:”::;. was v-my 1 2 o 2 Boian balked, at rel'urninamt)oat1Iie qua” 1 2 0 2 - 5 Western 1 2 o 2

Cape Breton loop and a swap was arranged.

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Sport Brief mm

Thursday Alter-noon Team No. 1-Plntail 2614. Team No. 4--Plnfalll 1, Pts.: No. 1. 3 1-2; o. 4. --. TORONTQ 0” 22 - (99) w High Single, Mrs. Wilkins, Isa. Owen Sound Crescenis smothered High Thug M”. Burrett' 471. New Westminster Adanacs 15-7 to- Team No. zgpmmu 2595. day to win the Canadian senior Tum Noy 3,g-Pmmn 2471' lacrosse championship. Before a crowd of 8,588, largest of the seven-game series, the eastern champs oarne irom behind with s

Pts.: No. 2. 4; No. 3. 1.

High Single. Mrs. Mat-Lellan. l98.y third quarter burst that crumbled the Adanac defence.

High Three. Mrs. Maulzellan, 548. HALIFAX, Oct. 22 -- (CP) --

. . Bruins Players . I 522::sf:t:.t:s:.d::”:”:..?;:3:;. Bass Oul Cigars

Halifax and District English Rugby . BOSTON. Oct. 23-(AP)- Two

League iixture.

Boston Bruins hockey player! passed out cigars in the dressinl room before the team played Now York Rangers in a National Hockey I-ensue same.

veteran Woody Dumart became

JOHANNESBURG. Oct. 22 - (AP) - Vic Toweel, south Alirican holder of the world bantamweight cmwn. easily won a 10-round, non- title decision over Italian champion

Alvaro Nuvolonl Saturday night we fgmgp of a boy Saturday

Toweel weighed 12154. Nuvoloni night and Eddie Harrison became

122',&. the father of a slri l0d3Y- , Dumart. whose first child WI!

burnt in Massachusetis General ospital. is a Kitchener Ont., na- ve now living in Boston. The eightipound, eight-ounce child will

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