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SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGIIAN

L ’Royals Down Borden Team

Sandy‘s Royalls swamped Bor- ,, dcn Nationals 19-4 in an exhibit-. . .l(l‘n hockey game last night at The Forum before a handlful of spectators.

Royals enjoyed a 6-3 margin in the first stanza, outscored the «port boys 5-1 in the second and jthen fired eight unanswered tal-I ‘lies in the closing 20 minutes.

: Stan Pcardon led the winners with six big markers. Roy ‘Buck’ . - Whiiiock, Mike MacKinuion and ._ ....,.:_.‘.,.4 Gerry Kane each collected three. . ‘ ()tlier Royal snipers were Jim MacLeod, Eustace Reeves. Dick

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TORONTO Malple Leafs once again host the Montreal! Cana- diens ton.l8914- ~ lit is a battle for second place which Toe Blake‘: boys now .

haldby the slender margin of one point. with the advantage of for

I flhe losers with Bill Kehue get-. ‘fling the other. ‘ . Only three penalties were call-I - ed by referees Brian Lewis and- . Joe Coyle. l

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find the gue basemeht by the time the 70-game schedule is concluded. Boston n.s_aml v ' least showing some signs of life and tlley could very easily overtake this Motor City outfit in the NHL race. V

WE don't think it likely. however, tllat Leafs will ﬂounder around tmllg 8 same manner they. did when the Hdbs last visited the Gardens. ‘Canadicns were able to register their first victory over Leafs this season when they asihed at Toronto

_; NEW YORK iAPi — Emile ~’..Griffith, the first boxer ever to win the welterweight title three times. was named winner Tues-

on November Th: Leafs‘ fan: didn't take kindly to the play served up by eir avorites T cy booed loudly as Leafs prev day the Edward Nell , - - sent:-~'. 'iltle'or no organized attack. Defenceman Doug Harvey. New York Rangers of the beaten 3-2 by Hersliey Bears, ;Mcmorial Plaque as the Boxer '9“ Vest?‘ Vm" m" new ‘SWEAT’ Gardens spectators had another bad evening last Saturday playing ' first game for NHL. Harvey signed with Ac- Worsley came to Aces earlier the Yea“ ER BAR ' and Select the ""8951 1"!" when Detroit and Toronto battled to a 1-1 tie in what. was de- Quebec Aces. clears the puck es Saturday after being drop- this season after being injur. The tl‘0l>h.v is awarded In- lav of 1am, .w .1 . h away from goalie Gump Wors- ped by Rangers and played ed while tending goal for non. hl|3“.V by the Boxing Writers’ P ' ' ‘en 5 ed “S we ave

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rubber properly. It was a lack lustre show and once again the fans were up and hollering their heads in protest of the display presented. We imagine the ice made it next to impossible for the teams to do much but the fans had paid their money and they were going to take their displeasure out on saint-body.

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i Griffith. 23. has fought two , Iurtle-Pace Pia er Draft ~ ititle bouts this year. He lost the .‘ ‘crown on .a controversial 15- 3

'round decision to Luis Rodri-

Tlme For A Change LEAFS well know how their supporters feel these days and it's not likely that the defending Stanley Cup champions are

gucz of Cuba at Los Angeles last March 23 and regained the title by outpointing his con-‘

going to endeavour to make_ that _I'. any more hitter. We . __ . , _ . queror in another 15-rounder at. have iihe idea that Leafs will come through with their finest FoE£§’lAE¢gg:.:P0)fficla1§ £:,t",‘::.1eadx 333351;: hrifsggnﬁly olsigigxliglg lyears i":_‘(')utIl“: ”‘ 3:9 New York June 8. : (“splay of the season mnlgm m an em" to milk? we Mk’ “never again" Tuesday after allation to avert slip such futlire Dallas COWlJ)VS fl -tl ](‘n ‘-ke The virgin Islands native"

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forget the bad taste in tllioir irloullls. it will need to ho except- ionally good because that ‘taste’ is rt-ally bad. For champions. the hlfaifs have done lllilP to cnthusc those who hack thcm to title ‘

grtle-tvggehplayer draft Iastinlilpick-and-wait marathon. mos ours. 3 u - At 7:47 a.m. EST. exactly zli S°"‘°"‘""g has t° be d°"° at

g order. rlcliberatcd 2 hnllrs hp wag 91- ht Stamn - . , . ‘.1 . g boxing and 39 minutes before coming .- . - - . with Sm” Applomn. 235.':)}:r(ofesslonally in i998. He lion

L - lea ue meeting ln Miami up welterweight till? for the So Canadiens had better come prepared for a determined 1'0"” and 43 m"“‘t°‘ alter thelour g . .. P°Uhd lafkh‘ ‘mm 10D-l”allkedlf' _l l' 1, k - ‘. Leafs’ band tonight. Teams can't afford to let home games slip m‘1'°““d W3“ Of 230 00118818118 ‘inext m0!"-h»' “id R°_Z9“¢- T0 Texas. As a result, the first ‘ 1;r:,m. lllifd. garetnligklgfe 131:}: 3 away nnd Leafs have found themselves falling at the ens 13688“. the Chicago Bears_wear- .place a _time_limit might cause round alone lasted 8 hours and mum; Am.” L 19% . ‘ ‘ V , to Chicago and Montreal. This is not good foi- any team but it is “Y made the “"31 Selection - the serious result of taking 8 minutes and it was l2 hours H9 105. ll hack to pawl on 3 (BLAUTIE I-LLY GIFT BOXED) especially bad for the defending champions of the hockey world. halfback Nigllo of Yale. away a team draft choice minutes before the ]5_mund decision Sept 30 mm We look for Leafs to put an end to the nonsense tonight. _Such criticisms as: “It's {which would be unfair, espe- second round was completed. 1,, 8 third bout at yew‘ Y'm.k' . .‘i’.li““’°°‘ Wt.‘-‘; ‘t."}.°...§li.’l‘.’ 3:32;’ 5: .............f.‘.€’.‘.i.‘l“."“f.‘i‘i..?l?.“‘...‘3."%° Mm Basia" chlcaao a completely unnecessary‘ waste ‘pass up a team and let it make tltion with ‘e rival Americpan l3l’_l..’:.f'.l°§.l'§,.f.'I°,,l3.l‘,"§3“$93”: Leafs and Carnadicns are fighting it out at Toronto. 01 time" were heard. in selection later. We‘ll have to Football League which held its iconsclousness and died $0 dag, the basement-dwelling Boston Bruins invade the lion's den-—th9 Commissioner Pete Rozelle. |‘ see what can be done." draft last Saturday.

_ .r. NFL officials weren't wasting‘ In other title bouts Griffith valuable early picks on players delealftd Gaspar Ortega. Ralph who might be locked up by the .Dupas and Jorge Fernandez. AFL The Western dii-ision.lead-‘,4H,lf,.,'§°°fd 1’ 3”’ ‘"°1“°""" ' , i c ous. mg. Benarst. fork ln;i4:iicc. signed . The Neil trophy is awarded to k‘:iI‘D1c;5 Elilgv. of -l')[i:l(llnllnCq:::' flElli8‘l(‘ on his boxing record. within "l:l“"l°5‘ "f "3ml“E him: lrlhliuljfion afhraclﬁghnzirllianmolihl And i 9 39375 hail l“ make living and for setting an exam- a quick change of signals. he- ‘ple to youth.

BaucherProposa| Draws Criticism

TORONTO iCP)——A move by «I —hopes the new rule will speed ‘first .3 h olc e, was grabbed H b D ‘d Frank Boucher, commissioner 1 up the game. lshortly before by Bammore. 1 CI 5 e of e Saskatchewan Junlor- He said it would encouragei The NFL apphl‘Onfl\' swiichedl Hockey League, to eliminate the l more passing and puck caiiry- l tactics in cnmpeiitlonhfor plaver lA ° t |.t slap shot from hockey broughtling over the opposition’: blue talent with the AFL. Last year. ‘i strong reaction from Hamiltonlline. e NFL tendivncy was to hidl

home ice of C’hi'ca.go Black Hawks who has to keep all 14 club The biggest monkey wrench

This is surely ilhrorwing David at Goliath but it could be that ‘David’ will rise up and clobber the big bully. ese Hawks have lust about ruined any chance there was for a fight for first place. They are running away from the rest of the pack and their supporters proclaim they'll widen the margin to an even greater extent. Hml't‘\'("f‘. last Sunday New York Ranilers threw a bit of a scarc into Billy Rcaor‘s lads. holding them to a 3-3 tie Bruins natiu-allv will be encouraged by Rangers‘ showing hecailsc the Bnsfnnians feel that anything that New York can do. Boston can do better.

We wouldn't advise you to bet your last dollar on those lowly Bruins tonight but we do remember late in the season last March. these same Bruins goinll int“ Chlcﬂlo and 050BPh|K with a decision over the front-running Hawks. Th was the time that Hawks started to lose their handsome lead.‘

It Chicago is going to lose a game at home this sc§son.'then we could think of no more deserving outfit to throw t em or I loss than these some men of Mill Schmidt. ~

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will be ab1e}t‘° r;°°8";';de mi: Jiggs MacDonald, Ed. nods. -. ~. —; ~ n '19,)“, merchantswo ave h_ 'D_D d1_s, . . I ' Ice 2 —. 3. Howatl. R. Mac- calendar possible by '39‘; ad‘ hlyenlilfusﬁlllr Jalhlnge T23 Hubs Lasing . 1 . PHONE Now FOR FREE DELIVERY ‘ ' " ' Ego)-lerrn‘ J. Irwin. D. Rogers: vertisements which wl or at monks. .,. .. ,. . ,vs. M. MlCNPlll. F‘. Boyles. E. the feature. 8.30 p.m. ‘ l - ‘ ' _,, " cudmm-e, K H "“' ' Frank Hansen. Geo. Vessey. Goa ~r,,

S H coach Eddie Bush Tuesday. It To 0 Maple Leaf coach ‘} up and men let ll... AFL pick .’ MONTREAL lCPl—-Montreal Imported by H. 8: C. direct from London. . "F k’ th' k bd G (P h) I l h id it _ {C d’ T d d .- wes: tgeasmpaed wsest Kent pup“! shoulidanbelia Laldly SB)/':‘g,e!\lVyin(l)le¥ lwggrgteioubtufnc them igille ‘would uIl§lt;10e l)zllz:i1fl(e!dfl'rt)rc0tlllt4.fa(é:liour leliarrliaerlencleciglhsn ayailidvelistaecidé-Id] _E"Kl3-"d- '11"? 00"‘?-‘Cl Casual l00k in Slack! SCHOOL SPOT‘-S 5*? 3:“-V’ ‘fa-de~ like him. scoffed Bush. ‘the ever be incorporated by the Qncampmcnt was he fact five that Yvan Cournoyer. a junior. |s never a happenstance_ It. comes only get the honor of head til: 0 Dam ‘O’. how tonight commemmg vociferous coach of Hamilton 'N . c1ubs__Bammm.e_ Daum L05 lnot be taken to Toronto for ,' "I h th H _ _h f b . The W05? KGMPF‘ }I"'}’1°5°“l‘vi1l°b-eiﬁads of um‘ ‘for everybody Red Wings _ _the Ontario “It's not a problem with us."' Ange]e5_ san Francisco and 5:, ‘Montreal Canadians‘ National mil?’ 9 ‘qua V 3PP1'0<1'~ 1'01“ f3 "C at 7.30 at The l:ioririr;10. (kellﬁmv owe it to the youngstem ‘,0 Hockey Association Junior Alsald Imlach. “if there’: some- Louis—were picking by phone gﬂockey League game there to finish. with emphasis on proportion and Parent‘ 9“ E " ~ ’ ~ League. lbody doing nothing but slapping or teletype with their boards of tonllzht. . _ , _ Hm‘ _~ . . f , H kiddies and ,3 night um. look ﬁg]-ward He said that if Boucher had lthe puck. he has no business lg-mm-gy staying home. .‘ Some oth er arrangements; and detmh what?‘ 9" 30'-H‘ llleferehce Of Its 8 bl?! “'gTw1mtitlh his way, players would be lbeing up here." iprobably will be made to bol-* size and of colour _ _ _ you'll find it com. 00 With 3"’-'3‘ 3'“ pa ' penalized for having unkemptl ‘ster the injury-hit club.

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80 9W3 I111 0 . raw or e nes ay at t e Figure !mv;~nheb°5d,,yskc(:n,t,aCt',, J’ 1 ,..slap could lead to d r W d d h . V _ Le h b d f [h ldlfficulties. but it has some , ...._.h. . I M M , .. THE FORUM nuncedtat. iresa - t l-d th ts 1,1 e rue cou a n e ,, ., .3 The Forum with «i ellhesl "WW"-‘°** 9" ‘"““‘ ‘° ‘°‘’‘‘ “W li’..e."si'isZ of lii§”‘§l.§i butsid: -dev°l°vm°n* 0* better -tlckhm “'5” ”'“" S“ " WEDNESDAY those wishing to take up this winter pastime. _ W0 Id r 8 It in .n It me”. shooters md passe”. but Ice 1 — H. Peters. H. Mac- ‘ This afternoon from 330 to 5.30 registration will take place to ‘the gusty mgygl °|' Pena Y eumimmon 0, the mm Lennan. 3. MacDonald. T. :00-10:00 I.m.—PnrkdaIe I

classes.

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A new feature. the Silo?‘-9

. ) ' men‘. Ca‘et‘lldaEh0!ri?):tl:l1d:vn hvlllll sports minded businessmen. It d‘;“;’;l_ju..'t th many more 0 037. V. Chisholm. }l8I'V9Y 900-‘ O 0 o a S 1 ‘wen’. mltouflth ‘pages of Th e is expected the feature will be w es‘ _ _ glas vs. W. Farrell. Kip Ready. X -—j...:—.. Queen I t “in 5 Monday of special interest to sports fans B°“°h°"- “’*l““°' °' 3“ NHL‘ 1-". Miles, L. Mat-Lare. « Gunman ' 8 in Charlottetown and surround- 1"” 35'“ imphy f" ‘°'““°' 8.30 P.M. Sec. “B”

and continue on a weekly 1333“- The Calendar. Which Will C0‘ 1°_'.:“_l=_*:ss=_'£_=l22r."-_“=_:*.=:

Ladies Hold Field Day

Women curlens will hold a ‘field day’ at Belvederre Golf and

Sports Calendar Will Be New Feature

Forum tonight. and we

13; participating in these

son, is being presented through

the co-operation of a number of

ing area. .

The calendar will be I weeklv timetable of local sports events and use of the space is available to all sports groups wishing to list games and practices free of charge. It is hoped with co-oP¢|'- ation all phases of local sport will be covered.

Typical of those groups usinz the space would be‘ high SCh0°l5 minor hockey associations, ath-

hair, would wear bow ties and shy away in embarrassment

However. the penalty would

be ignored if the offending team 3 ‘d

was already playing short- handed. Play would be stopped and a faceoff called back in the offending team's none.

Bush said he would object to such a rule in the OHA Junior A circuit. He was supported by Wren Blair. general manager of Oshawa Generals of the OHA

or A.

"The referee would go nuts trying to control lt." said Blair. “And it would slow the game

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manly play for seven consecu- tive seasons—-l927-m to 1934-35

Bill Robinson, commissioner of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League, said enforcement of the

of.

line would accomplish more, he

a . "A lot of kids in minor hockey can't shoot,"- he said. "They think then can. but they can't. “The measuring stick for their shots is the sound of the puck hitting the boards. It’: A false evaluation." “They resort to the slapshot to cover up the fact they have no wrist shot."

Leaf Player

TORONTO (OP' Toronto: Maple Leafs of the Nationall

CURLING DRAW FOR BiE'LVEDERE

7.00 PM. Frank Maclnnis. Mel Jen- kins, Al. Macﬂae. Ebbie De- vine versus. Dr. L. Cox, Doug

Hockey League announced Tuesday utility man Johnnie ‘~MacMili’an has been sold to Detroit Red Wings for an un- disclosed sum. MacMillan. 3. sad at both

who has been u left and right l wing. has appeared in 14 games ,

CURLING DRAW

The following is the curling

Burke vs. Dr. Giddings. A. Gar- rett, V. Robertson. J. Wilson. Ice 2 —- D. Wonnacott, H. Thomson. K. Cantwell. A. Mac- Ewen vs. Dr. Prowse. Henry Douglas, C. MacDonald. G. Gal-

Ice 8 — R. Ewing. G. Ander- son. A. Gill. . Ball vs. D. George, D. Cox. 1. Macxinnon, E. Redmond. l

Ice 4 — Dr. Higgins. H. Gou-l die. 8. Parke. Brad Murray vs.) Mel. Jenkins. R. Jones. N. Kel-:

Ice 1 — A. Love. E. Cox, K._‘ Dalziel. A. Horne vs. T. Whit-E ’ -

lock. G. Kays. R. MacKenzie.l H. Edwards

Ice 2 —~ ‘ Rodd. C. Maclnnes. A. Callheck. vs. J. Cameron. P. Whitlock. N.

l MacNeill. M. White. ! -

Ice 3 —— J. Snuarcbriggs.

Michael. E. Ford l .‘

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Wmtler Club Thursday Deccnr letic associations. etc. Sports c('m'y. °' ‘" ° "'5" '' °"_§‘hl;l°l_}l;1|_8onl'l£ 3ck:§°1'!l::% ‘Ice }—MB1.3 Lectlair. L. ' ' b" 5' . WW1“ i“°l“d° h°°k°y' badmm Bill Beer. Edgar Taylor. D.V. (3.1-fylng 13 plgygrg in gddmonl “m'H ‘M (‘I rear _’;‘ ‘ﬁe ' ‘l’ Kennedy 5 .

Hm ‘3 me ‘MW: l‘’“- l’‘’“'“"’‘' b“'k°““"' ‘kw MacDonald Res. Mahar Var to the goalie but league regula-1 vs‘ ' M mm‘ ‘ mo 5' P” Ladies’ \\ ear ' ’ P'M'~ ‘ML l“ "'9 Wm" and t°nnl“' sus Dr. W.‘ More-Side Freh Can~ tions state that no more than 163 Bows’ B' Moore’ ' E 166 ‘ St

109 2 " Muriel Farrell‘ D°"l" swimming. baseball. etc.. in non’ PM. Simmonds‘ hm Cud_ may dress for any “mo ﬁner‘ Ice 5, —- W. MacLame. 1)r.. Queen . Pelledvn, Jane Horne, Peg Weir summer mo _ mm-_e. - Dec 1 ;i(elly, D. Wood. Jim MacLean . . vs. balm Plckard. C. Ma.cMlIl- [f you want your practice or Dr_ A. MacEachem_ Iv“. M-ad-mum . “me of Lem 1 v‘: R. I§)ei.(‘l1.k.il. MacDonald. 3.; l‘“- G' w°“"“' J‘ Macmm 83"‘? lncmded in the "hedme Horne. Harry Simmonds. Ivan bridle. Altai, was the only man: ones' ' Re ' l Ck‘ B'm;"'BE's;:de; merely °31‘h'h:}‘p‘é'i'“ 338:’ Hughes. versus. Norman Nich- on the team who could not be.

°"» ‘ - °3‘9”' ' " men‘ 0‘ T 9 “‘" 5“ ° olson, Dave Walker. Gordon sent to the minor league: with-' , ’ u

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vs. P. Saunders. Betsy H01!9'°‘"« F. Stewart. E. Bartlett. spares-E. Davis, G. Barbour.

. ugihes. Ice 3 —— A. Baiznall. B. l.ePa-szc. T. Acorn, I-‘. Ma-cxcnzic. vs Beer. M. vmev. C. Row. 0- Wrllson. _

Ice 4 — J. M-acLenan. I. Wil- liams. H. B. . . Y. Wilson. G. Muiloy. E. M80- Leod. M. Machlillan. 8:45 PM.

.1. Cancel Cadets

Thursday noon of each week.

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Hockey, Practice

The hockey practice for 00 squadron Air Cadet Corps. sche- duled to he held this evening at the Charlottetown Forum has

Wellner. John Macliinnon. Mack Kennedy. A. Mccurdy.

Earl Baker. Al Gaudet. versus. Errol Nicholson, Vic Will Cec. Dowling, Ron. Boyles.

Tom Rogers, Harry Bartlett, Hugh Simpson, Jack Mulligan. versus, Doug. Saunders, A.B. Lepage. E. Buchannnn, B. Mc- Kinnon.

Frank Acorn. Dr.

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out being waived out NHL.

MONTREAL (CP)—Montreall Canadians announced Monday} rookie left-winger John Fergu- son will miss the next three to . four weeks of National Hockey League play. leaving the club without one of its two leading

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1“ 2 _ lg Mmlard. L. .len- been cancelled for this week. Ivan Berrigan. Bob Dowling. g,,.l_ﬂm,.,_ , k|ns_ c_ Mac-Leorl. P. Burke viz. The next practice is slated for versus. A. Likely, Cyril Flynn. The undo“ of F-,,.g.m,,,-. .

3, M.cE.d,em_ .1, Perry, J. Monday. Dec. 9 It 0 P-m. T055’ M3¢M'"3"- Di‘ L m"""‘- thumb on the left hand was sev- ».«., .. wmumﬁ S. Hoégnom Mr. Adair. Ivan Horne. Joe .1-ed Sunday "[51,; by the “mg. I ‘~ 9;’ g Ice 3- E. Taylor. B. lﬁinn.l BETTERS PRODUCTION M0"0.V. H088 C8|‘ml<‘h98l. V9?‘ of Ed Westfall In a brawl - ‘l _ . [.m,w_ 3_ ' "go on Nearly 7,000, pounds of sun. Reg. Newson. Roller P9!“ tween the two In Boston. Brith| ’- ‘l “

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