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The Amherst Runblors. making their first local appearance since they obtained the service: of Sheerman White uid Jackie Schmidt, visit the llland tonight as they play the, league-loading Prince Edward Islanders at they Fririlni Last week the red-hotr niiniiiis-is picked up three wins,, two at the expense of the Monc-l t-in Hawks and another over thel F.'0flP,l'ltilril'1 Capitals. ,'

'l't:e liaiiiblers remain only three pniwu iwiiind the secontl placei ' and llawks and trail the Is- iiviiiris ox points. The big hoostl to liiiii Kiley and his men!

iiir-i i-ii-qiiired Sherniani larkir Schmidt shortly; a:o Both men were pcifnrmeis in therlassu Senior League dtirlngl

'mv wars and possess. - - 1 Hi-v imst records in the: nrilvirnrtri. who plays at professional -cason. the York Rangers.

tlirev seasons, he Nmlr llaxvin in the niit of the NH.l.."

American circuit and nimtiicr whirl with the is llr ioturned to Nmvi - It'll (H1111 Louis in the two moving up tnl

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By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Staff Writer

Monday, Nov. 2 1954

ing Montreal miscue. climax to I emendous heart-thumping suc- cession of thrills. sent the lightly- regarded Edmonton Eskimos into the select circle of Grey Cup cham- pions Saturday. Their triumph also sent football experts scurrying for cover.

Beaten down by the odds-mak-

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the Q5111. in 1951-52 and being named the most valuable player of that league with Chicoutinii in the following year. In that Ieason. Shermie was second only to Jean

Belivenu. who over the recent . week-end has been declared as HST” 10 I or eve" money ml ' mp NMHM ma)" m the Nag 13-point spiead--the western chain.

pinns fiouted the 'ds to record the greatest upset in the history of the east-west olassic with a 26- 25 victory I er Montreal Alouettes.

The A15 were ballyhooed as the greatest club in the history of the Big Four but they couldn't make the tag stick for 60 minutes Satur-

tionnl League today. While scored a hat trick the other night as the Ramblers beat the Caps 6-2. Schmidt came to the Ramblers from the powerful Quebec Aces.

With the Ranibleis putting three goals by Nick Pitlsotliiy on Saturday night in tlic lluh City.

Jim Sliirleyx lcugue-lezitiiiig goals- da-lh The-V Wei," -lust 3 mmules Exams! morage renmlmwl the away front their third Dominion same 3,. mm of Nmk-5 and h? title when they were su'ept to stun- wili not he too willing to relin- nmg dam”-

qiiisli it to the scoring ares of PASS OR FUMBLE

the Amhvisi team in t.onight's B”: Chllck H”"5”'E9"- H l'ml'"' ,.m,.,e., Aim irmng in i.-,,,,r, up lioiisc with the Als this season, 1l'1llt the rim pillt 1K'ill tie lhe came mi with a itlay that l"'”"lPll)' i,,,.al .,..,,,,,L. ;,.ad,.r5 M1,, are Up. matte him the goat of the game.

It happened this way:

lng threntciiril i-oniiniially by sev- The Als were ahead L5-21!

eral Amlwrsi -liarpit-.-. The lsland- Th”

iI'rs(:0tttl'ti11rfltKl1llHIP lliixyks Fri- had d”VP" W the Edm"m"n 10 day night to giro lni-at fans one '.'hcn Hunsinger eithcr threw or of thn ll61sl pp;-my-iiipini-rs seen fumblcd the ball as thrcc Eskimo hp”. m )pat; 35 fhpy dprpnlpd players bore down on him. Jackie the am; men 5-0. So. n'ill1 in.;Parkm'. zimoy-legged import from night": Vix'Iff11'S still strnngrr:Mississippi State, picked up thcj thnn the llmvks. lt xhlillld he R bounding ball on his second stab, gnriin that every fan will dare not i raced 145 yards for the lUl1('l1fl()W1'1 min, which. with the cotiverl,

doom of the A15.

oari viiss Will iiisiruct hs Yearis Hockey School l

met he was about to be tackled, the; Hunsingcr crashcd over for another

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Ti1'o.l:,'H 1.11:4 CO-npe.raL1011 of the P1'PSl(1P.Y1I or the National Hockey l.ie:ig.ie, Mr. Clarence Campbell, the Piiiii-in Etlimrd island Division of Phvsical Fitness are this year priv- ileged to have the services of Carl F toss. N.l11.. referee-in-chief, as rhznf 1l1S't'11Cl0r tor the short hoc- key arhool, for the Maritime cmirbes and l'FlP1BFF., here in Char- lottetown on Derembetr 131-15. it was learned during the week-end from director Bill Reid, Mr. Voss will be assisted by Messrs. .1olm Sqiiarebrlggs and Iran Nicholson during the three-day period of in- atriictiori and discussion on referee- lng and coaching.

For the p.-isv. three years, the an- nual instruction has been under the guidance of NH.L. linesman George Hayes and has prcrved very

bnnefirial to All those who have attended.

Mr. Voss will lead the first even- ing: ittsciiasfon period concerning

That was the key play and one that will be long remembered.

With the ball on the .Monti'cal 10, quarter Sam Etclieterry pitched out to the fnrnicr Chicago Bear. Huiisinger attempted to circle thi- lcftcnd but was trapped 10 yards hack of the srririiniage line and as

the rules of the grime with interpretation of some of the con- troversial points in rules and ref- ei-eeiiig. On 'l'tie5day. Mr. Squ:ire- briggs will instruct the session con- sisting of I blackboard talk and

iball lcft his hands.

P:-irkcr was closest to it. He broke into the clear, outraccd llllEP Montreal players to go over for the touclidown and stun the ncar-re-

questioii period. during which the f'"l'dp '”:'m';l .”fHi7'32l: it lmvignil fundamental skills. such as skating, 1153' llh"l"" ”"5”'g,m ll”, ;' forward, A lateral or Just tossed

stick handling. slioiiiiiig. passing. . , goal-tieiiding and defeiisire and of-ill?” Em,” all”-Y "1 pf"”c' fenaive plays. Will be CllM'llS.WCl tri.'lN.P'Am'AnAB”” the useful advantage of mach:-sl 1h”,29 ' -W” ' A"""”m and their clubs In the evening, Mr.' "”'M” ' 'xl”a'." ”' H 9'35 Jim Voss will again lecture on hockey ””9, "I mm” 'h””z5: m,m'f5 "” "5 rules and present day refereeiiig. l"Y'”3 ”' lalk 5lb0”",”- h" 53” with Mr. Nicliolson giving a talk 1" me M”"”"1die'(smR mnm'

on the pSM.h010u-.. M (.oa(.hmE- (mg Th(1'i'1lll('li'1l version, from reflerce cussing the fundamentals of li.ind- Ha” 5””l'm”'” "f ou”Wa- w”5'

ling athletic teams with suggestions ”” "35 ”””-V 3 mmblc mm "m rm Condmonhm and Conduct of a forward pass It rotild l1t1lVl)(t practice sessions The l11Sl.1'lll'.ll011 1''l'l”d”"l ” P355 "'”, 3” H W81 period 111ll(lOf11P in an end Wednes- 11”” Ella-V lmm mm-

day evening when those attending C""”'h n””” lpmlhrmll w"1k,':” the school will be gtiests of the ”l m9 M5 ”'l'Tl"l"””d” ""1-1' I Physical Fitiiess lvtyisioii nt in -”'llll”59 1' ""5 lml”-1159 1

banquet and the pri-miere sliowiiig The N5 ha” ”"9 rm?” kwk 1"!”

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Rangers Defeat Ganadiens 4-1 lll Spirited Game it;-;:::::::.:::'r;1:-.51:

NFIW YORK tAPi M A sparkl-4 int: gvinltending pciformance by Jminny Honor coupled with electri- fx rig er-i-iinrl-poi-iod goals by Dean llie-iiiii-P and 1.airy Pnpein enabled Nov. Ynik Rangers to defeat the front-iiinning Montreal Canadiens 4-1 :n R spirited National Hockey l.r'7IEl1P game Sunday night. i

Riv-.vi'. filling in for the injuieill lioiiic Wivislriy, thrillcd 13.364 Mad-l, lsun .K'qii.'ii'o (i:irden spectators. while stripping 2.0 shots by the ex- plm-it-n fisiiiarlieiis

1l'tl1' riiidway in the opening pr-iiril rlirl Rows-r faltcr. During at Moiitinnl piiwiw play. defencemanl Tom .li'Il7l'l.”lIl'l scored the only Mont-l rnal ginl as the puck slithered be- lWt7"I .lri1iiiiiy's pads.

'it':l- :1ii- Score deadlocked 1-1. Pimvtirn netted ii picture goal at 13 11 of the second period to put N-W Yr-ik in front to stay.

to Red OiQuinn at midfield. Thel lBig Four :il1-star quarter giit an- other away IoO'QLlln1'1 at the Ed- tninntiiii R7 who dioppcd it as ho was hit linid and Bill Biiggs of the, hall. 1

That snuffed out Montri-al's lasfl mi?” ””"'”"5 law"-ichnnttc to get in position for .1 "V3 ll")-W 1"'t'k -'”,siiigle to tie the score and force

lie.-as than Popeiii picked

cenlie ltT' zind nut.-kitted the ('iind- H". rllgl L)VcI'Ill))e game. m (-up

dien dofeiidi-is for an unassisted h1.i,,,-v-I

tally. . i The lixkiiiius dauled the ciiiiid 1411? "1 U19 lllliil ll0I'l'ifl. Ajtl.1yii'itii tlicii split-T running game.

3””;('""' 59"” " ”9 ("T btewlagainst M ontre al's straight-T or .

ifui iiitilion and pass attack They wcre great iippiirtiiiiisLs. yT1iivv giinihloil and their sornetinies

Suinmriry First period: 1. New Yiiik, Rn-

lmgh 'Pm”'”- P"”'””” 7337- 3' reckless chi-iiiccs paid off with the Montreal. Johnsoii illiloiii-e, Mos. -W --------- dellt 11:57. Pcnnlties: (indsby 2:14,: MCPhP15I3H 4:43, Olinstead 17:113. 1 Second period: .'1. New York.l

Prentice iRalcigh, Lewickii 13:11; 4. New York. Popein 16:09. Penni-

lios: None.

Third period: 5. Nl'1t' Yiiik. Bath-

i ie . '- .' ' - 1Ev?'l”;.' opeiiv 11.117. Penalties. By GRAHAM TROTTER

stun” Canadian Press Staff Writer H(t(lIlE . . . . . in 11 ll 32 TORONTO lCPlr”1'"l 5” MPPY Bti1tFl' R11 10-29 1 ”'”'d "3'-"

That was the post-game reaction

11. H. L. Games Soturda

TWt.V'l'RlCAl. 'CP) - The high- rlving Monti-val Canadians fired ll'1tr'r' gunk in the first two mi-i ntiins of iiiv second period Satur-1 (lay night to set back Detroit Red Wings 4-1 tie a Frirum crowd of; 14.372 rnmrd :-ippioval. 5

The I r iii rn p h increased Mont-l renls fiist l1lFl('P load in the Na-l

iinnnl ll(it'k1l)' Lciigiie to seveiil pnlnls iivrr l)l'trf1ll. The Wings !ll'ril1ttr'rl lnlri a second-place tiel

ivitii Toriintn Maple Leafs, who dc-1 leatnd New York Rangers 3-1. Kenny Mosdell. Jackla Leclair.

of halfback Johnny Bright, and un- rloubtedly tliotisarxls of wr-stcrii football fans. after Edmonton Eski- mos ended another Grey Cup famine for the west by edging Montreal Alouettcs 26-25 Saturday.

And some Eskinios, even an old pro or two, did wipe aside tin- nshnnird tears of joy in the bed- lam of the Edmonton dressing room after one of the greatest un- dcrdog performances in cup his- torv

”lt was :4 team effort--amen." said co-captain and guard Frankie Morris. True, but there was one man who capped this effort with the one big play of the game to win it.

He was battered and bruised

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Bob (ihnvslal, who saw service. both as it fiii-ward and defenceniami gave the Rangers their moment of st"-imu izlory in the first p(1l'lfI(l,l

Loft wing Sid Smith. potting his; ninth giial of the season. got the, Leafs back even early in the setup rind period and Eric Nestert-nko, got what turned out to be the win 1 "ml Eoril less than six minutes later.

The in.sitr:mt'e goal by rookie Willie Marshall stirred the ci-iiwd most. It was the first NHL goal for Marshall. summoned from

TORONTO ICP)-One electrify-,'

spclled they 1

Maiiriro Richard and Jean Bc1lv- Pittshiirgh Hornets of the Ainerl. pntt scored for the Habs in that or-ican Hockey Lrague a week ago tler. Br-rt Olmstcad was the biglwhen Tod Sloan was put out of ac-

.lRt'k10 Parker, first-year import half from Mississippi State, who re- covered Chuck 1-lunsingi-r's why-

man in the assist department,ltion by injuries. , , hpipiiig set up Lcclair's winningl Summary tiaid lateral in the dying minutes tally and the Rocket's goal. First period: 1. New York, and llllopplfd 85 yards for Edmon-

Rookio Charlie Hodge, stibstitiit-lChrystal lPrcntice, Lnpradei 11:21 "7" 5 d9C'dl"3 l0""hd9w": lng fur the ailing Jacques Plante. Penalty: Nesterenko R115. KNEW "En MAKE IT

lost his shiitout when Bill Dineeiit scored unassisted while the CRUD- diens were a man Ihort in the

Dtird period. Summary: First period: 1. Montreal, Mus- dell iM.1cPherson. Harvey) 5:30. Penalties: Lindsay 8:26. Beliveau

I230, Olmstead 10:53. Richard 12:

41. Pavellch 18:30. second period: 2. Montreal, Le- dolr (Ge-offrltn, Olmatudt 0:20;

I. Montreal. Richard (Lechir. Otmateld) 1: i 4. Montreal, Be- Iooau 1:00. Penalty: Mooretozos. nu portal: 11. Detroit. Dlneen 0:40. Penalty: lhoniouon l:M.

loops: CQII I 12 13-33 :5" ll 1 0-25

'!0I(I!'l'0 (GP)-1;oto:IonMun1e lat potted New or anger: a Int-patted goal Saturday night oadiienntruekbaektohi-no 3-1 National Hockey League vie-

bmn 1I.II ram. thinly. untold tit lant- gun 4-1 conquer: at Detroit. but it I ucond-place e-Rad VIII! '5' NY!

”0nce I got the hall and started running for the Montreal goal line. 1 never doubted 1 would make it there," Parker said as he wearily stripped off his football harness.

Parker scored the major on guts and practically with no legs under him. He had entered the game with a recently-chipped in- step bone in his right foot Ind twisted his left knee badly in the opening quarter of the classic.

Second period: 2. Toronto. Smith tBolton. Armstrongi 2:16; 3. To- ronto, Nesterenko fKlukay. Migayt 8:03, Penalties: Hergesheimer 1:37 Ronty 8:38; Migay 10:04, Popein, 14:42. Klukay 19:32.

Thlrd period: 4. Toronto. Mar- shall. tHorton. Armstrong! 3202. Penalties: Thomson 7:25, Bathgate and Morrison majors 12:23, Ken- nedy and Popein 12:40.

fitoplt Bower 11 10 7--18 Iiumley 4 I 51-17

so. F. "ii. waiiopl Dal In Hoop Game

ANT1GON1SH. N. S. (CP)-St. Francis Xavier University wal- lopped Dulhnusie University 91-36 hero Siatiirdny night for ltii second vlefnry in three Nova Scotlii inter- collegiate huketbiill league otlru

POPULAR. HIDWEI.

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si Misoue on 26-25 Win

gwestfs fifth cup victory and Ed- -monton's first in four challenges. They surrendered the lead twice to the quick-striking eastern title- huldera. They trailed 25-14 with the clock ticking off precious minutes in the fourth quarter and it ap- peared that this would be another heart-breaking pilgrimage for. the westerners, alwa yr underdogs since the championship became national in 1921. MASTERFUL JOB Quartcr Bernie Faloiiey masterful Job of directing the crowd-pleasing split-T. The fans. and the A15, didnit know who had the ball on many occasions as Edmonton found gaping holes in the vaunted Montreal front wall. Fa1one'y's ball handling was the ricaxest faking eastern fans had seen in years.

did a

three of which were con- and a field goal. Before came up with his game- touchdown gallop majors by halfback Earl Faloncy

downs. verted, Parker winning counted Lindley.

converts on three of and ii 37-yard field goal in the sec- ond quarter.

GUIDING GENIUS

, Sam litcheveriw. the only inlan-

all-star offensive team, was the guiding genius behind the Als' ” ipowerful attack. combining with

OiQuinn. mainly, in a brilliant aer- ial attack.

I l:ltcheve.rry. voted Canada's out- . standing player this year by sports- writers and sporiscasicrs in senioi football cities, tosscd threc touch- ldown passes, one to flylnll -Joey Pal and the othcis to 0iQuinn lwbo accounted for 316 of the (198 lyards the A15 gained (in passing

lAlouetlc touchdown. Big Ray Poole iconvertcd all four and in addition kicked a single on an unsuccessful field goal attempt.

i The crowd was just 70 short of lthc record 27.391 who saw Toronto 'Arguiiaut.5 defeat Edniontoii 21-11 in 1952.

Boston VA lln 6-2 Viclory l0ver Red Wings

1 BOSTON iAPi - Right winger Len Labinc scored three goals in less than fI1'(' minutes of the sec- lond pcrioil Sunday night as Bos- ltonis aggicssivo Bruins notched their first National Hockey League lvictory of the season over Detroit fl-2 before 9.055 fans.

Labine also tied a league record by accounting for five points in the Bruins' five-goal second period out- burst. Chicago's Les Cunningham and Max Bentley had single pcriorl liitals of five points in 1940 and 1943. i-cspectivcly.

Len assisted Don McKcnney to two goals ncar the end of the sec- ioml pcriod. Labinc also got an as- sist on Gus Bodriiii"s fiist period slap-sliot.

The mii--old winger sroicd ifiist at ..9 of the second period. ,1.abine's other two goals came at 16:04 and 7:01 with Detroit in man lshiirt.

1 The Red Wings avoidt-r' loiit when (ileii Skov and

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Eskimo Ti3iiiAntlWestorn ns Elated Over Victory

Morris was thinking of guys llkt Parker and centre Eagle Keys when he said: "We had fellow; who were so crooked up with in juries they should never have het-ii on lh(- field but they gave it every- thing.”

Keys. the big Kenfuckian. suf- fered a twisted knce early but still hobbled out specially to snap the

ball for Eskimo punts in the re- mainder of the game. RE-INJURED inns

Little Negro scathack Rollie

Miles re-injured in the first quarter ribs which were fractiired in the early season and was lost to Ed- monton for the entire second half although he tried to go hack in after asking the club doctor to freeze the iniury at half-time.

"Maybe the fact sportxwi-itei's who called us a 32 team before we even got into town made ii.-i just peeved enough that we were going in win despite all our hurts," Miles said.

A-P-C League

HALIFAX (CF! --Halifax Wolves downed the New Glasgow Rangers 5-4 here Saturday night to continue their winning streak in the Antigon- lsh - Pictou - Colchester Hockey League.

STELLAEITON. N. S. (CF)- Truro Benrcats scored their first win of the season here Saturday night by defeating Pictoii Royals H4 in a regular Ant1gon1sh-PIctnu- Colchenter League tilt.

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The Eskimos scored four toucn- (

they g and halfback 9

lGlenn Lippman. Bob D030 kicked , ' the majors '

tmotis choice on the CP Big Four .

Eskimos Win Cu

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Pi-nnnvost scored in the final period.

First period: 1. Btl5llIll. Biidnai tLabinc. Ferguson! 11:12. Penal- ties: McKcnncy 8:32, Moliiis l-1:15.

Second period: 2. Boston. Ln- hitie iMcKt-iiiicy. Clicvicfilsl 213')-

., Boston. Liibliiv 4Chcvrcfilst 6:114, 1 Rostoii. Labinc Iklarkcll. Qllalik L-nbughl 11:01: Biisiiin. hl('KD11- iir-y iLabinc, fiudfieyi 18:0-'1. Boston, lVlCKt'11llPy . Pavelirli 5. "

tcain htiring four wins.

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Above are ll1(1-l11t.'n1l)(11'S of the Etlmoiifoii Eskimos ivlio creiitcd ti major football upset wlivn they def-ciitecl the Aloucttcs 2f'i-25' and won the

Ramblers Trim Hawks 3-1

us Western Footballers

in Game Saturday Night

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MKJNCTUN. N Ratiiblrrs

B. trimmed Moncton 5 illauks '1-1 Siitiirdziy night 111 an At- llnbmp. Chevy laiitic tit:-isl Senior Hockey League

1 game here.

tCPt---Ani- f McLaughlin; Hirschfeld. Lacroix. Leclerc, Bow- ness. Demchuk, Dorrington. Eillick, ginil midway in the last period en-

Lepine. Thomson.

encc: Brophy. McNeil.

forwards

Houlc. Norman.

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0 New York 1 Toronto 3

. i. "' . : D,.,lmL skmn Tho win piillorl tho tliiril-place Summary (B:'Ri.::1 8'7 Dpm”-1' pmnn, Rriinblcrs within three points of the First period: 1. Amherst.-Bnrnir ms, ,5km.' Gnldham, 13:17 pm, second-place Hawks and Frecleric- quez (Reid) 12:49. Penalties: L. iilticst Leswick 5:51), Hone 6:45. w"' Capnal-V Kllvy 19317: Mmms 5.45. mbml, 7:y,1y gmm l-crii Bern:iriue7. scored mice and! Second period: 2. Amhcist. Ber- Mim. BUM” may". H,”-.3. 1.-il.mm,, Moo l";riar ont-i- for tho 11'11111(ll'S.l1li'lqllP7. 5:26; 3. Monctnn. Thomson matnr 19:58 Dewiir lhonisiiii scored for Hawks 1 IBrophy) 15:19. Penaltics: Rogers ' V ' 7 kg, MONCTON. N B. (CPI-l.ii1cups' 1 1:40; Brupliy 1:57. Amherst. -- Goiil: Sleeves: do-i Third period: 4. Amhc t. Parr fcni-e: L. Kiley. Blackburn, P:irr. tLalibcrtcl 11:32. Penalti s: Bro- fliigcrs: forwards: White. St-liinidt, pliy 2:55: Blackburn 11:55: L, Kiley D. Kiley, Jodin. l.alibei-iv. Savtird. 16:20; McLaughlin 19:5 Btltilil(lllC7., ltcicl, 'l'hcri'ion. K011-i Strips: - iicrl,V- Sleeves 1-1 ti 6- 21 The Nomads won their fourth Mont-tun - Goal: Pirlsnrliiy. rlc- Pidsodny n 10 7 17--3-1 game or the City Baaketuali i.cii- ---- , ---------- gue on Saturday night by edszmtt Moi-g.iii 0 0 oi the Prince of Wales College. 10-Im: Macl.ai'en 0 1 6 41-36. The win ,iiioies the Nointids Lanrti-ignn 3 3 31 iito a first place with the iuidr- Phillips 0 0 0' featctl Sport l.iir1ge Tl'1)'ii('l'S. c.iriiy M.ii'1(ciir.ic :1 (1) 2 SA1-URnAy 0 0 ll 1

the wiiy and ll1f' Loam siii-prised thi-ir with their strong showing. At time the score was 15-14

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voiitlifiil Collrilei Tm,-.15

fur lllfl D.il7.iel

Noniarls, ' Mnclmiisznll 2

I.oi'ne Ml1('G11lk1ll1 1K as high st'o:'- MnrGii'ignn '1 or for the Wl11nPl'5 with 17 points C,-ii-r 0 followed by George -Sc.intlehiir,i Ready 1 iiith 12. ' Dl'lSCi1ll 1

Mark Liirliicr lt-d the Welslinirii Scnntlebiiry 5 with it 19 point perfornianre. HP Totals 13

missed the tliirit quarter when he was accidentally rut, above the eye Gus Mnc1,aren scored six P011"! and Joe ltevc-11 five.

The game was cnpably hanrllnrl A e by Donnie Miir1.i-an. PW (' SSBLI 31' CS rr rs er Pls , mm, 2' 1 4 5 .T'H1LAD1nLPH1A mp. ,. ,i,,,.y Ladmr - 8 3 2 mi(iiardcllo. .Ph1l;id.clphia contender hhmnn 0 0 0 0 for the middleweight boxing title

Wed Willi H Broken Leg

TORONTO (CF)---Veteran centre Eagle Keys of Edmonton Eskimos played the last three qiiarters of Saturday's Grey Cup final with in broken leg, it was disclosed Sun- day night.

Keys, a former Mnntrc-at Alou- elte whose hometown ls Tompkins- vllle, Ky.. suffered a fracture to the main bone in his left leg just below the knee ll minute or two before the and of the first quarter when blocked on an Edmonton running play.

After that. he hobbled back onto the field to snap the ball for all of Edmonton's third down punts except in the dying minutes of the game and to map for Edmonton's field goal by tackle Bob Dean and for Edmnnton'I third convert.

(ind if(?'il'1l1(?9"i

wa s

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station a month ago.

chargcd grnvated

Specifically. with incitin assault

ftil acts.

Arresterl with the Victor Mariani, nadies. 24.

Police said the

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arrested Snttirday on 011311208 resulting from what police callod a riotous assaiilt

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12 a riot.

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south Phila-

six at gas

was all- and battery. larceny by trick. false prptencpg and conspiracy to commit tinlaw.

were 24. and Joseph Bo-

men smashed up ll gas station operated by Frank Gallo dclnhia.

- 35 Detroit 1 Montreal 4

American League

PF "5 Pittsliiiigii 0 Springfield 5

3' Providence 2 Hcrshcy 4 1:? Biiffaln 1 Cleveland 3 ii

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2 Halifax 12

Atlnntln Coast Senior

0iAmhi-rst .'l Monctort 1

Antlgonlsh-Plrlou-Colcheslcr 5 New Glasgow 4 Ontario Junior A

Wttiiciiiti .1 (Ball 7

Kitchener 1

S1. Csitliariiics 5 Ontario Senior A

Niagara Falls 1 Kitchener 8

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North Bay 3 Sault Greyhounds ll Sudbtiry .'l Pembroke G

Chatham 5 Owen Sound 0 Windsor 0 Stratford 4

Northern Ontario Senior

National League

Montreal 1 New York 4 Detroit 2 Boston 6 Toronto 1 Chicago 1

American lira we

Pittsburgh 1 Providence 1 Hershey 2 Buffalo 3

Quebec League

Shawinigan Falls 3 Quebec 0 Montreal 2 C1-iicoutlmi 3 Ottawa 1

Valleyfleld 3 Quebec Junior

Montreal 2 Trols-Rivlercs 3

Northern Ontario Senior

North Bay 2 Sault Indians 1

Thc first general property tax f old Upper Canada wan instituted

in 1853.

Grey Cup at Toronto's Varsity Stadium Saturday. (CP Photo).

'Maple Leafs. Chicago In 1-1 -Draw Sunday

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CHICAGO IAP)-Tim Horton":

jablcd Toronto Maple Leafs to tie lChicago Black Hawks 1-1 in a Na- ltional Hockey League battle at tho lChicagn Stadium here Sunday lnight.

1 The tie loft Toronto in solid poa- sessiiin ofgseciind place in the league with a total of 26 minus. The Leafs had shared the spot with the Dctroif Red Wings who lost to Boston 6-2. Sunday night.

Wing Jack Mclntyre was Chi- cago's scorer. He picked up his niai-kt-r in the second period while Torontois Eric Nesterenko and Jim Morrison were in the penalty 1101-

Metro Prystai and Allan Staii1e.V' yyere credited with assists on the goal.

The lZ1Sl4PlFlL'0 Black Hawks have yct to rlcfotit Toronto. Sllnflfly night's tie is the second between the two teams in four mecllnitl

Chicago now has failed to win in 10 out of 11 home showinIl5-

'1'licir over-all record shows three vieIoi'ics. 14 losses and four ties.

Both Rival tenders were R119” rough cvcnings as shown b.'v' ll" stops total Toronto's Hnrr.V 141"” lcy made 27 while Al Rollins of the Black Hawks was called on 26 times

First pt-rlud: Scoring: None. Pen-

alties: Kennctly 1:54: Tortl"d"rl"' tniinor and 10-min niisrondtictt 9:318

Second period: 1 Cl11t"3K”- M1” lntyre fPrystai and Stanley) 14'7"- Penaltios: Nesterenko 1:59. H01: lingworth 8:12: Ncstorcnkn 13:00. Miii-i-isiin 14:09; Prystai 18:29

Thlrd period: 2. Toronto. ll-tvl"" 8:03. Penalties: Mortson 4:06, blan- lay 5:06, Stanley 13:15

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