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LONDON- (Reuters)-Results of gnccer games Saturday in the United Kingdom:

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division I Aston Villa 2 Leicester C 5 Blackpool 2 Newcastle U 0 Bolton W 2 Arsertal 2 Charlton A l W Bromwich 3 Manchester U 2 Preston N E I Portsmouth 5 Everton 0 Sheffield W 2 Manchester C 4 Sunderland 3 Chelsea 3 Tnttenham H 0 Cardiff C 2 Wolverhampton W 5 Burnley ft Huddersfield T 1 Sheffield U 2 , Division II Blackburn R 9 Mlddlesbrough ll Bristol C 2 Lincoln C 2 Derby C 2 Ipswich T 0 Doncaster R 0 Nottingham 1” :9 Fulham 2 Stoke City 2 Liverpool 2 Hull C 1 Nutts C 3 Luton Town 3 Plymouth A 2 Bury 4 Port Vale 0 Leeds U 1 Swansea T 2 Rotherham U ' West Ham U 2 Birmingham Division III (Northern. Bradford 3 Workington 1 (larlisle U 4 York C 5 Chester Vs Southport mid Chesterfield l Oldham A It Ct-ewe Alex 0 Halifax T 0 Darlington 4 Bradford C 0 (7-atcshead 0 Barnsley 4 (lriinsby T 1 Barrow fl ltartlepools U 4 Srunthorpu i' J. Rochdale 2 Mnsficlrl T 0 1 l

sinckport C 4 Wrcxham 0 l'ranmei'e. R 3 Accringion S 1 Division III (Southern) Altlcrshot 2 Brcntford .'i Bournemouth 3 Shrewsbiiry T l (H-1i'hrstei' U 0 Milluall 2 (ti-ystal l Torriuay ll 1 l-Zxoter C I Leylun 0 7 .N's-wport C I Gillintzham 3 Northampton T 2 Bristol C U Norwich C 2 Southampton 0 i.tiiecii's P R 2 Reading 3 Huiitlicnd U 1 Coventry C H Sulllflnn T 0 Brighton 2 't'atioi'd 4 Walsall ll SCOTTISH LEAGITJ Division A Ilsri(i99n 2 Queen of S 0 Hyde 3 Raith R 0 Fast File 4 Dundee 1 ll('.'lI'L3 5 Ftilkirk 3 hlnthei'wi'll i Parttck T 2 Rangers 6 Kilmarnock 0 Stiiling A l Hibernian 1 St. Mirrcn 2 Celtic 4 Division B .-tudiicotsians 3 Arbruzitli l A)-i U 4 Brecliin C 0 (uiwrlenbeath 2 St. Johnstoiv Dundee U l Albion R 1 l-'oifar A 3 Dunfermline A l .'lloi'lon 2 Hamilton A 1 I,iiiMn'q Park 6 Alloa 0 Sienhousemutr 2 Third L.m.t IRISH LEAGUE City Cup t Bangor 3 Portadown l I Crusaders 3 Ards 4 Derry C 4 Distillery 8 ('.lr-navon 4 Ballyniena U 2 llenloran l Cliftonrille 1 sinfied 3 Coleraine 0

Soccer Standings

vNebraska 41 Kansas 20 '

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U. S. College Football

By THE CANADIAN FAST inty -til Yale 7

Bates IR ('nlhy 13

Boston ZR Villanova G

Colgate 20 Bucknell 0

Cornell l4 Syracuse 6

Dartmouth 26 Columbia 0

liarvard l4 Princeton 9

Maine 27 Bnwrluin lit

NPll;' Hampshire 32 ltla.:s:irliii:-vtl.-

Notic llainc 42 Penn 7 i

Penn State Jltl lioly Cross I)

Rutgers 7 Lafa etie L

Tcntplc 27 Bl'all(i('i5 0

Tufts 20 lloclit-strr l9

Vermont 30 Mtdrllvhiiiy 6

MIDWEST

Iowa 25 Piirrlue l4

Miami i0hioI 6 lncliziiia 0

Miclii;:un l4 Illinois 7

Mich State 54 Wash State it

Minnesota 44 Oregon State 6

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Ohio State 26 Pittsburgh 0 Wisconsin 34 Noi'thwcstci'n lit Omaha lift Vllztynn 7 Fnlnrariu l.'l Missouri 19 Oklahoma 40 Iowa Start: 0

WEST Idaho Strife 2l Colorado Mine: li UCLA 41 Oregon 0 l California 27 Washington 6 i USC 21 Stanford 7 Wyoming 21 Utah State 1'). Denver 20 Brigham Young It New Mexico 20 Montana 14 - Montana State 21 North Dnkc Ly Colorado AA M 14 Uta 13 ll

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l.()NDON LAPI -- Soccer stand-i Vi'est Virginia 39 Furrlhani ft Rs: . I Cir-mson 27 Furman 6 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I W T L Pts Sotithamptnn 10 2 6 22 Wolverhampton D 4 3 22 i Division III Northern Sunderland '7 7 2 21 Scunthm-pi: United )1 4 It 26 Manchester U D R 4 2l Barnslcy ll 3 6 21 Portsmouth R 4 4 20 SCIITTISH I.I'3A(EliE Manchester C B 4 4 20 Division A Division II Aberdeen 7 0 2 14 Blackburn ll 1 3 24 Clyde 6 2 l 14 Fulham I0 2 4 22 CPILIC 5 it 0 13 Iinke City It 4 5 20 Rangers 5 I 2 H l Hull City 8 It 5 I9 Hearts 5 0 I I0 l Rotherhnrn U 9 l G 19 St. Mirren 4 2 2 I0 I Dlvfllon lll Southern Division B l Bristol City l1 4 2 28 Alrdrieonians 4 I 0 it I Layton Orient 12 2 4 26 HamiltonA 5 i 2 ll i Norwich City It 3 4 25 Third Lanark 4 2 1 in Coventry City it 5 4 23 Morton 4 2 I I0 Milwall I0 2 it 22 Slenhousenuiir 3 4 I I0 i ' ' " 7' "WC! Look no more! Your car is right

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Showing At Bowling

in the only one point behind the winning Conn-Martel team from Halifax as the tournament came to an end in Moiirton last Thurs- day night. Above, from loft in right are the members ol

The Charlottetown bowling foam placed second Maritime-Maine 10-pin howling championship,

the Charlottetown entry: Roy MacDonald, George Kays, Wilf Shepherd, Joe IliacDoiiald, (nianagcr and captainl. and Tie Williams.

Igor Gouzenko Finds Heroine And Scene In Canada For Second Book

By JOHN 'l'RA("t' Can:-idiart Press Staff ll'i'ttci'

TORONTO tCP5-- liznr (1oiiI.r3rtko, the former Soviet corln clerk who wrote a successful first novel iihoui his own coiirilry. has found it heroine and a s('cni- ill Ciuiada lur his second book

iiviiiws in iil(' Ttttssiaii embassy at tllltuua llil4'lC lllllf' yr-ars ago he (ilS(.'lflSP(i a Rod spy ring in Can. aria.

After his first novel, "Tho Fall .of a Tititu." was published this suiiimcr. (loiueiiko and his pretty .l.ilorI.'ic wife, Svt-tlana, took their two children on a trip. Somewhere

Part of the theme I ”R It

Cameron... the novel hp ':( Wm'i'n; airing the way he met Ruth Cari.

.m)W' I; drawn rmm his Fxpmu cruns rral-life counterpart and jsunic of illf? iniiinr characters foi

"ms "-'m'""'r ins” r"A'-'r 1 his tiru hunk.

Nnmh ('.dH,lma 31 S,,.l,h t-HHHHH iii the early rliaffs ml the hook.

lluth fails in love utth :-i IRlIPt'llll iSrn'lPl agent in Caiiaria whose sti- ttieriors are putting pressure on thiin through threats to torture his lfamily at home. The writer calls the Caniulian girl ”the personifi- ratiuii of the free world."

For the 3:'a-year-old (iouzcnko. writing a novel is sheer physical

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Georgia 14 Florida l3 Alabama fl 'l'ularie 0 Arkan'as 28 Rice 15

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Mississippi 51 Memphis State 0 1ah0t'- HP Scribbles 85 many 95 take you off to concentration camp. Kentucky 19 Vanderbilt 7 three drafts in Russian longhand. as it did happen in many in Ea- son. and along with four assists Auburn l4 Miami (Fla I I3 their rrortt-r-ts sticccssivc transla- lonia or Poland, it will be too late." gave him a total of 15 points.

Tournament

ll.H.L. Games Saturday .

TORONTO (CP)-Toronto Maple The Red Wings were minus their Leafs broke loose with four goals ace. Gordie Howe. becauu.o( an in the second period Saturday right injury and Metro Prystal Look over to hang up a 5-2 win over Chicago the big rightwlngers place.

Black Hawks in a National Hockey Ken Moedell, veteran Montreal League ga e. centre, and rookie Eddie Linen- The game featured the big-time boner completed the Montreal scor-

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MacDonald of Sydney. N. 5., who Vlc Staaiulr in the first period. sent the Leafs into a 1-0 lead with

the first goal in the second period. SUMMARY McDonald. a leltwinger. was brought up by the Leafs from t e L D” -t 5' k (W L , , 0 Am"i"n L"'"' Pn.".bur'h H”"" Pensltliiihzi Paatfcilich 2:l!:lOnRicil9inli'd ets to replace the inyured Harry 3.10. Meme” .7.” Pronovb” 12,01 W-t-on G Mr 15.1 . ' ' ' The win strengthened Leafs hold co mm 0 on fourth place Ind save Hawks Second Period

their sixth loss in 10 starts leav- 1 Manual, Mnsdeu

Hrst Period

(I.lt.z.en-

scoring debut of 21-year-old Parker lng. Detroit's goal was scored by 31

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Penalties: stsatuk 7:01.

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5. Montreal, Gooftrlon (Badman Moger) 10:53.

Poultice: Bellveau 5:3. Phwaon 16:51.

Stops:

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ing them in fifth spot.

Utility centre Rudy Migay scored twice for Leafs while George Arm- strong and defenceman Jim Mor- rison scored the other Toronto goals. Larry Wilson scored Hawkls only goal in the second period. McDonald. who played with Leafs in one game during the 1952-53 season and scored 29 goals for Pittsburgh last year. scored with a sizzling slap-shot. into the lower corner. He took Tod Sloan's passout from behind the Chicago

net.

The 12,583 fans cheered the rookie as he skated behind Chi- cago goalie Al. Rollins to retrieve the puck as a souvenir.

IHJMMARY First Period

Scoring: None.

Penalties: Gamble :20, Creighton

4:l.'I. Martin 10:31. Kennedy 11:24. Wilson l4:l2. Sloan 16:01. Second Period I-Toronto, MacDonald

tions. He fixes his characters in his mind by drawing sketches or he uses people he has known in real life.

In ”The Fall of a Titan." a 300,- 000-word novel based on intrigue

in the Communist hierarchy of H post-revolutionary Russia. the. var- 2g-i:.l:::t'o:ART,:.gtul.:?.)' L22 ious drafts amounted to 2,000,000 t-I-homsom y - - y V 4 ' . H. 3219 w'iI'.ldS' (. g . 3-Chicago. Wilson

. C" j."l'”:lf”151”'”.s”m"”l!'” tMosienko) . l2:04 in am: a. s to ded from possible 4g-I-m.Omn' Morrison

.ommLinist xr-ngeance by false (Sloan) . . ' ' ' . V H mm; tr". may

their addmy 5 ”" "W (Stewart) . 13.51

Guu7Pnkn.;'mm rm,” . th I Penalty: MacDonald 12:22. "The i-iaii or a Titan 'r'mwliSth ii Tm” P"'”d

. U . ' S 6eToronto, Migay

portrayal of the misery and brii- ygouon, H - p . ' . . ' . U 15;” gritty of life under communism. 77ChiCagn' Gadsby

as not lcssr-iicrl the danger of (McIntyre, H 17322

Soviet repi'isal. . , ' g Apart from the direct threat oi .f:2?,:;le5' Mdnlyre uiooi Slew sccrct agents. the Gouzenkos feari;Imp:.' .

the "pinks" and the cranks who R Hr 12 9 4L2,

could scarcely rate as Communist 0 mg i

sympalhizers. Lumley 5 7 6 18 To Gouzenko, the Communist MONTREAL. (CF) - Bernie

iisoom.-Boom) Geottrlon scored the 99th and 100th goals of his Na- tional Hockey League career Sat- urday night in lead Montreal Cana- diens to a 4-1 victory over Detroit- Red Wings.

Playing in his fifth season after moving up dlrecuy from Junior ranks, Geottrlon's goals kept him on top of the NHL scoring parade and were enough to put Montreal into sole possession of first place over Detroit. The two goals ran Geoffrion's total to 11 for the sea-

threat is a real one and he refuses to take his frecrlom for granted. He still hopes the Canadian and United States gm:-rnmcnl Will put into effect the plan he hmaclied a year aim to cause further defections among Soviet agents by offering them protection and security.

”To preserve freedom all of us rmist take active part in its de- fence." he told a reporter. "When the Soviet guards slam the doors against you in the cattle car to

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