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I Marty Barry And Doug YoungIMontague Veteran Hockeyists Arrive T0 Hockey

Club

Start Workouts With Canucks I Elects Slate

MONTREAL, Oct. 23 —(C'P) - ldarty Barry and Doug Young. two veterans oi National Hockey League play, arrived in Montreal today to start workouts tomorrow with Montreal's N. H. L Canadlens. Both players, given their outright releases last week by Detroit Red Wings were snapped up by the management. o1 the Flying ru-ench- men. Barry. a centre, scored 41 Points last year with the Wings and or years was recognized as one or the best pivots in the League. Canadians officials are counLmg

fsencé roblems. The Habitants lost had Des Smith ta en away by Chi- cago Black Hawks on an option technicality- ln addition. Babe Siebert, who could

who was to have coached the team, was drowned.

Canadians will drill steadily every day now until Sunday when they are scheduled to play an All-stats team in the Siebert memorial game at the Forum here.

Down The Alleys

HOLY NAIHE BOWLING Duck Pins

L951? night on the Holy name Alleys the All Stars got even with their old rivals as the 01d Timers were s little on wlour, The scores ran very high for duck Pins, and still better scores are looked for before this series is over.

All Stars:- A. lidioCloskey 144 152 109 G» Young 11o 124 169 A. Sherren 125 109 11B G- 1 121 147 Rev. Dr. McMahon 109 122 137 T0tal—-1959. Old Timers:- R. Duncan o 112 1'79 V. Coyle l3 119 11B W. HB-lpeim! 11 107 114 7 Huillles 82 106 104 \ JOY 115 124 110 Total—-l724. High single R. Duncan 1'79. High three G. Fssery 431.

Big Four- League Meeting

A meeting for all Big Flour League bculers will bc held to- night at 8:30 and all bowlers are asked to be present as this will be a. very important meeting before lhehfleague starts away Wednesday I18 .

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GIIRLING CLUB MEETING

The annual meeting of the Charlottetown Curli Club will be held at the C|ub- ouse, Euston Street, on Monday. October 30, 1939, It 7.30. A full attendance of all lharehoidera and members i; n.

peeled. R. It. BELL, Secretary.

.Cude Given More Credit For Net Work

QUEBEC. Oct. 23 ~(UP)-.1..ittle Willie Cude, the slender Welshman who guarded the nets for part of last season with Montreal's Nation- al Hockey League Canadians, didn't

‘ receive all the credit that should

have come to him as the Flying Frenchmen dropped a 3-0 decision here yesterday to Springfield In- dia-ns of the International-Ameri- can Hockey League.

In an original report of the game. it was stated that the three Springfield goals had been scored while Cude was in the nets. But ip by in that he goaled.

Willie goaled the first two per- iods of the game and was b. iton only by Bummer Dorans drive ih the 18th minute of the first per- iod. In the second session. Cvde stopped everything that came

way. The two other Springfield coals name in lhe third period

two periods

goaling. The goals on Bourquc came little more than a. minute a- part, with Max Kaminsky getting one and Norm Chultz the other

Rookie Goalie

HIBBLNG. Minn, Oct. 23 —(CP) —Manager Paul ‘Thompson oi’ Chl- cago Blackhawks sent Paul Good- man, rookie lie, to Providence to- day alter g ving him g, thorough tryout with the National Hockey League squad.

The action indicated that Mike

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Karakas, veteran goalie who slump- ed last season after sensational play

AUTUMN

CIIleSNAPSHOT GUILD

PICTURES

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The changing lolllge and plea n! weather of autumn make It an ldui Ill-

oon for outdoor onspshootln

1' UTUMN. with its bright buel.

pleasant weather, and fealins o! seasonal change. is one o! the most delightful times o! the year to be out- doors. And it is a time rich in picture material-a perfect season to load up your camera, climb in the car or put on hiking boots. and 8° Iﬂald with an eye alert tor picture chances. Look for these picture ollllofl-llnl" ties in harvest scenes . . . on the "n" . . . wherever there is rural activity. Watch the skies for cloud formations that will add slot‘! 1° your landscape shots. As leaves be- ‘m to hi], and bonfires are burninl. leak tor atmospheric elects -- sun- hmqg slanting through trees and .m°l.-40l' these too will make ﬂue

g-whether in bIack-nnd-white or full-color.

o! color that will ‘add appeal to your lull-color shots.

In black-anrl-whiio shooting, keep a color illter on your lens to bring out the clouds in landscape shots and harvest scenes. Don't conﬁne yourself to general scenics and views- keep an eye open (or close- ups that reﬂect the spirit of the sea- son. Let your pictures show people at work . . . plucking fruit, husking

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an; throu h retirement and , Honorary

,tl1e coming season at, have played de- imeeting o! the Cluib held Thurs- fence another season possibly and lday Oct. 19th.

lfli reality, Wilfie only let one shot I S

was named and Keith MacKinnon was elected Presi- dent or Montague Hock Club {or e annual

. Parks President

Other ofiioers ap wted were: Vice President, A1 rt, Gaudet, Secretary ‘Ireasurer, Alan Nichol- son. Finance Committee, Anmis Hilchey. Herman Martin and Wil- liam Stewart. Floyd MacKinnon was named team manager.

some discussion took place re- garding the ibility of reviving the South ngs County “League which who such an unqualifed suocem last year.

Bruins Manager Picks 3rd Line

HERSHEY. Pas Oct. Ell-JAP) — Alter watching Boston Bruins o! the National Hockey League in two practice sessions today, manager Art Ross announced he had decided on Charley Sands, Art Jackson and Gordon Pettinger for his third line.

Ross also agreed to discuss terms with two amateur forwards, Hugh Little and Gordon Bruce. In the event the pair decide to enter the

IPro ranks, they will be optioned

to the Hershey Bears. along with Red l-lammill, Rtardon, Pao Mac- Renvy and Forst, to give the Bruins two intact reserve lines on their Farm Cliib. ' The Bruins abandoned the one- SCSSIOH daily plan and started two

his Ireal Canadians 3-0 in an exhibition

while i CIaude Bciirqiie. who shared not , duties with Glide last year. wasi

when they leamed Eddie Shore's Springfield Club had beaten Mont-

game. The Stanley Cup winners ivili play swriilgfield in exhibition Coiliesis in Boston next Monday and 'l'_1 'ay________,_____ in the l938-playoffs would be re- tained this season.

The Hawlm broke up their train- ing camp alter today's workout to begin a series of four exhibition

‘grgaimes in the next seven nights. The

irst test comes tomorrow nisht at

{St Paul against the American As-

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sociatiqn saints. POLES T0 PRACTISE

ADELAIDE, Australia -(CP) Because Italy is the only non-Brit-

Iish country with which Australia

has an agreement to recognize med- lcal degrees three young Poles train- ed in medicine in Italy will be able to practise here.

BRITISH BATTLE FRENCH

HARRINGAY, Eingland —(CP)—- Jack Doyle, British boxer, is scheduled to meet Jean Motto, French heavyweight champion, in

TILLIE THE TOILER— -

Outstanding

Athlotos Join

Royal Flying Gorps

N Oct. 28 —-(OP) -Wn.lly

lbNﬁ Hammond, Iihigland and Gloucester-

shire cricket ca tain, and Leonard

Crawley topflig are the hat/est outstanding at letes

to join up with the Royal F1711»! Cor s

t amateur olter, i ' the flying service are

Farr, Len rvey and Eddie

three Iﬂlylklxlliﬂ healir/iyweisht boxers. Tommy u Phillips.

Red Homer Has Sore Foot

31'. OATHARINTIS, Ont, Oct. za-(ori-csptsin Red Homer of ‘Toronto Maple Iieals, in training hers for the National Hockey Les- Eue season, was sent home by the club physician today with an in. fecied foot.

Coach Dick Irvin said Hornet probably will not be able tn northern Ontario where the team will play a series of exhibition games this week.

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Addition To Eastern - Hockey/League

NEW ORK. Oct. 5-40?) - The United States Eastern Amateur Hockey League. rapidly becominl an important incubator tor maiﬂl‘ league talent, has emerged from its annual inter-season growirii! D1111! with two new clubs, about 80 new Gansdian plavers. and three new Canadian coaches, league president

Black Che/t

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hm today. l ehulolt

To..." “MM s." the Hershey amateur , which dropped out when Hushey oilficials

ecded to concentrate this season on the club's entry in the Interna- timial-American professional lea-

gue. The new clubs this year will op- erate at Washington, D.‘ 0., and Rivervale, N. J ‘I110 capital team has tentatively n christened the Eagles and will be coached Red McKenzie. who iloted A tic City tor the last nllne ars. The Rivervale squid, dubbe the Skeet- ers, be couched by Oar! White, -Strati’ord, Ont, newspaperman. I Remaining from last season are Atlantic Oity Seagulls, coached by

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Bert Corbe , 1cm H901"? mills slgar ill-dam lgl 8116911119. Ont: New York Rovers coached by Alex Smith. former Ottawa star who formerly pilot“ Streatham Club in London; Baltimore Orioles, muwpmgnud by Bill (Pick) Hines o! rm». h t White, Oorbesu m4 to the le

. On . Smith are newcomers gue.

NATIONAL HOCKFEIY LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1939-40

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A WILLING ENCORE.

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I'M SlCK OF YouR Pueucrrv STUNTS. THE IDEA 0F THRowiNei YOUR COAT DOWN FOR ME TO WALK 0N

corn, perhaps sowing winter cover crops .. . so that your autumn record will really portray this time oi year, and its typical activities.

I! you picnic at this season—and you should—you'll 11nd the camera an ideal means o! recording your outdoor funf Wherever you 80 - - - whatever you do . . . D10!!!" 0PM!‘- tunitiee are waiting-and the wise snaplliooter will try to utilize them

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