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Plans London, Dublin, "Paris Baking Circuit

BY GORDON McEEAN

LONDON. Nov. 12-—(CP)— Jack Solomons. Britahrs bizzeat boidnz promoter. is plhnnlng a London- Dublin-Parls boxing circuit in which the leadinR British. Continental and American iizhiers will take part.

Already lined up are some classy Continental fighters and Solomons L: seeking vounc British boxers who show promise Biggest problems at present are transport and arenas. many of which still are under mil- itary control in Elngland and

France.

The Sporting Life columnist "Straight, Left" says: "One thing Ls certain. BriﬁLh boxing and boxers are in for the biugest boom for many years. Jack Solomons will provide the opportunities. It, is up to the boxers themselves to cash in on than."

The Qcotiish womens‘ free style swimming record for 2.000 yards WM broken twice in cna niqht at Dun~ do» when Cxthle Gibson oi’ Mother- well lowered it to 24 minutes 55.6 seconds Nancy Riach, also of Mothenvell. then proceeded f0 swim the distance in 25 minutes 40.3 sec- onds The Previous record was 26 minutm 2 seconds Both failed in 1m attempt to Meek the 1,000 yards free style record of 13 minutes 53 eeconds.

Another Soot in the news is l7~ yearcld Cameron Buchanan. W01, verhampton left wlnzer. who scored three goals against Southampton in

Boston Brains Appear Real Team This Season

BY JOHN D. HAMILTON

NEW YORK. Nov. l2 - (OP) — Don't look now friends, but Arthur Ross. the dour hockey man from Boston is nettins really to burst into the biosest arln he's had in years.

The reason for his startling gen- lalltv is that hi. beloved Boston Bruins are once main a real hockey team. Their ‘7-1 victory over New York Rangers here Sunday night was strictly ore-irar.

For the last three or four years, lilrnRasshasnlt hada thlngto smile about in connect-ion with his Notional Hockey Ileatrue club. with stars like goalie Prank Bnnsek, the tntire “Kitchener Kids" line, the scrappy Terry Rmrdon, uff to the wars. any resemblance between the Bruins and a. big league club was strictly ﬁoincdental. ,

But after a slow start the Boston team hit its stride Sunday nlghit. In their first six Bﬂ-ffles, Bruins won two. lost iihree and tied one to hold down fourth place in the N.H.L.

8B. But they lar-ruoed the living davlishts out of the Rangers Sunday — no great feat in itself, but Dolntnir azrewbly in the gen- eral direction of that den/fed mug. the Stanley Cup.

‘The lmpcrtarvt factor about the ‘H victory was ilhat the Bruins un- corked three superlative forward lines were effective on defence and were more than passable in coal

Up from the "Kitchener Kids" — minus rizht win»: Bobby Bauer who 1s nursing a bruised shoulder — showed promise of becoming the old effective combo which drove 1x110:-

ore

Dumas-t went into the R.O.A F. l-iigh scoring from line of Bill Herbie Cain and Terry as miooidi u ever. Roardonwusnlimtkslow but 00w-

played for 1m Wolves at the axe of l4, as an am- stew.

RAJ". Corpoml Geome Ed~ wards. 24. was the only amateur on tho Welsh soccer team which hand- ed England a. 1~0 defeat A graduate of Swansea University. Edwards hopes to become a sports master on demcbillzaton He ls an allround sportsman — plays tennis and bowl. right handed. but shifts to the left when playlnz tzolf and hockey. l-le is a lcftehanded crkzket biVsman and is “ambidextrous" as n footballer

James Ballard. who played cricket for Chelmsforri. Essex, fol‘ 45 vears, often said. "When I die I should like to be buried in mv cricket kit." When he diéd at the 1120 of '72, his wish was granted. He was buried in whiie flannels. crickot shirt and the that there would be cricket in heav- en and I'm mire heaven would not ynllycolored He and blazer of the Chelmsfcrd club

A friend snarl. "He often joked be comnlete for him wifhout tho game."

An almost prc-vrnr program of open lawn tennis event-s is sched’ uled in n bio revival cf 1h? came next year The provisional l‘st of dates of the Lawn Tennis Associa- tion includes the Scarborough meet.‘ inilt A118. 19-24. where the Nor-m qt England championshps are decided, and the Enstbcurne tournament. Sept. 9-14. for the South of England championships

for years.

And the third line of Bep Guid- olin. Bill Shill and D011 Galllnger locked as if it was ready for its best season.

Coach Dit Clapper, playing his 20th season in the NH L., was still the brilliant ice general and Mur- ray Henderson, Jack Crawford and Jack Church ivere all potent - es- Declally Crawford

Boston's renasoence cannot be predicted on a. victory over the lowly “RB-tigers. But with a. team that can pass. shoot. guard and organize Rood offensive plays, the sun may soon be shining through that Bos- ton fox for the Massachusetts key fans.

Seek Tc Match Larkin, Gochranc

NEWARK, N.J., Nov. 12 —- (A91 ——.Angelo Pucci, manager of Tippy Larkln of Garfield, N.J., said to- day that he was offering to guar- antee Freddie iRed) Cochrane $60,000 to defend his world we‘.- terweight, boxing chum lonshlp a- gainst Larkin at Mad son Square Garden in January or February.

Cochrane has signed to meet. Marty Servo at the Garden in his first title fight since he got out 0!’ the United States Navy, which he entered soon after he won the title from Fritzie Zivic in 1941. _ Johnny Greco, Montreal welter- weight who defeated Tony Janirc, Ybllnﬂston, 0.. here last Friday, is B150 anxious for a crack at, the championship

1a: in hods five decisions over

levy and Cam were the old smooth duo that has been poison to goalies

Light situation

‘or 1948 in Dccomber.

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Allie Stolz Wins Decision Over Willie Joyce

NEW YORK. N.Y. _ éfplfmﬂxshlns the fornirgggt 138d! m ne o the classaiest; lightweight; ew seconds "lick. curlmislred Allie stun Punched out s. clear-cut lo-rmmd decision over Willie Joyce, h1g1;- ranking Gary, Ind. Negro 1n M35199" square Gordan tonight $1011 weighed 134. Joyce m. ' 51111011811 he lost two rounds by 19W 1110W5. the Newark, NJ. boxing 111115161‘ £00k command from lite lsjglftdaéid never was behind H, he 8 oyce around to win the un- animous verdict of both Judges and referee Frankie Pullman The m. gocilsted Press scorecard w. oz v d

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Fiﬂenne H, Joinéli”, .192 132 f2.’ A- Curley . . . . . . . . . . .116 19c 15o J.R68.M:lcDona1d....1l4 196 9'! .Power . . . . . . . . . . . . .156 113 130 .st. John . ..l00182152 Ray MacDonald , _ , , J24, 1w 3“ 1...... ........ .... ..°.“J.3.”.“.i%l WHAT-NOTE: F, McInt A. Corlshyrf... M111; E.MacDcnald H142 1m 154 Fr. K. MacMillan ....118 127 '20 C Tl 187 173 180 1m 1m ITS

‘Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3322 _ l-Iich Single-Ray MacDonald, z s ggxhuigiree-Jiomsrrigan, 547. L

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. said todav he has challenged Jack ' Purcell of Toronto for the world's

St. Louis Bards Negro Lcagues J°|N Fm!" 5 ' Fl r 1 11 1 b a e1 B“? 1111111‘ T" 1 9 r9 93 A HAPPY SKATING THRONG. - - . 7- s ' Man Ac ' —— ' - 1° y as For 46 Yoga??? gfm _ Tm: . _ mom i ' The Negro Is I e an ' Leagues revealed today thq m4 3'1‘ 10mg ___ _ filed m official protest with blu- _ , m . l NOV. 13 (AP) $"“c°',,d”“‘”,.,,.° P“? “pd‘me: “- 315%.?" 3?.“ A‘ "011111113 - | Ex m ct-‘gbdilemmn. fin‘ 1M6‘- wmfmﬁ Robinson. a member o the Kun- - a“. l" Olt Mqnlwhl ' ~ . uthrowu- swaywhnwl" mm maiden Branch liiokvynfor e A u u ‘

0...“... men s......,...,..... m, -,_, ~11 w» Engineers pp ca on: n or wﬁfsﬂ,“ °’ {jmﬁum In n new tourism to c nd- - ,

.i.i....nl.."°’°l.m.wu...p........, 1301;; gvgegipwwﬁgeggg-g. —— x Veterans Lilnll Act _ _Red Bin! training camp mt at. u“ ‘he wuhed “a undmwoi At the First Annual Meeting 0_ _ Pef-Oltbll-TI. Fla... in Fbbrunry. m”, w“? 1nd w a" “q” my"! me Auocuuon‘ held on wedge”.

Twgnty-ﬂya must be ddacuded by the’ I or‘ m“ w ‘l: dly. OGtOX‘ 24th. It U19 Fang -'_'—'

the middle of May. w,“ or gglfaadubmhau gutv oral ‘Bﬁockl 11cm mlmtseadug m"; AWA. Nov. 12 - (or) -

Dv" Wm 111"“ 1° 91°11 1'1" W1" rotesting the “way it w'u dogs‘? 11m o ogoldloyeglgrieeeegears as dir- Nanny “m9 w mo“ and“ yield,“ from arwer gutted“ with P ohﬁmm‘ Rickey with “mud,” ezltlo: 0g‘ the 0mm!“ c a1 the Veterans Land Aot no anti. 111° “m” °1 51'1"‘ M11511"- Teﬂv Dr J13 Martin president of the Manigfaicumrs Association‘ “B81011 by m“ and o‘ m“ mu o‘

M°°1°~ Em! 515118111961‘. 1'18"? W51- N-cgro. ‘American League and . Messrs. R. A. Barbour‘. Vico- $3 “éalbgmytqagd Der w!“ an "u, OHABLOTTITOWNG m Buster Adams. Johnny nopp. Wilson. National League ' Nlldﬂfl‘. President. muons a Myers Co. T’ “m1... gm m“, b, 00-4119 W" WAl-WTTBTO 1mm" “iwhilﬂ- A1 Bchvendimst insisted that Robinson m mldc n. of Canada. puma: A. L. Bmwn. mum, Mumhmn o; m, 5119111115 "W ""1 about 14 chem. vgpbg] ggmgment n, play with the Assistant General Sales Manner. Wm,“ mm Ab. h, , —-

No less than 28 pitchers includlnz Monarchs in 1946 but was lured 1- Northern Electric Co. Ltd: ,J. L. Dreununm w stud}. or u“ M‘ ‘rho opentin: meotimgof a313,“ rookies will be fizhtnz for 11 select way by the Dodgers’ boss, Brink. Secretary-Treasurer and by m, veteran‘ omlmm” o! m, Ohulottewwn Guide Co. um y“ Jobs. Former stars like Johnny General Manner. Square D Com- gunman Third Charlottetown Brown“ n“ Beazley. Howie Pollot. George Mun- p v Ltd; A. W. Givin. Vice- H, um he d“ m; mnk u w.“ will be a. Joint supper meeting, u ROLAIBTBZIG Max Lanler and How- CONVICTED- President The oumev Foundrv b, "sound nublic businen" w Wbdrwodsv. Nov. 14.. 1111.109,‘ m! Kroc. plus n51 year's regulars- Qv- I-J-miwm - - MW - sttembt to establish u» whols in 9t James Blmday 1101100111111, ma nn-su. Han‘: Bredhcén. Km m“; m m... P,“ 1) Pnﬂdwi- 5- ° Wmvmv B1111" 36.000 by the end m mo. After the snow flms on (m; 13.11.33,.“ Ted ‘vim: and Geog i in ited: W. I‘. Mar . lzlce-Presll- Mr. Murchison also disclosed Guidesofotherﬁsrtloti Olnadawiu

, Docizris - mike selection a really w “n; m My; Qwgeuo "u m; 11151"- cmg-l W1" “F11 M“: at: be shown. All 2rd Chl-rlotbewwn tezrifi: nrcblsm. w“ [may Wm," had w...“ gﬁtwarnizmulgl o.‘ Bu“; ca” or e asst mvnu-tlu annnis- Guides and ochre comic};

In m; Qiltchlnz depamm-m“ the Costiellos i. mu d,“ wannmom m, ' 1M. B“ 1°‘ WW“ "WM" w w lnvitmiwwme.

31:7: 2o u: his waist-lea a: a Mrs. Costello would not accent it. o G Mean“ mum“ Du; thus“ gddgvn October 3.200 had been Th~ ‘ma: 112,1}; v ~ '37,» _ m h ' ' _ ' - . ere are l. [NM many Ithrse Zreseriucnn-"gn _ strtgeleeil. célniﬁwvei? gg§h°ilﬂs°ands cmm” °1 “grow sergeant purchased was of fishes. but all hsvc mtuﬁ . rm: Con: cranxng - are am. to sen it. Witness had been offer- M a suméauent meet,“ o: the in wo h 0.267.640. Jsaokbom, tn; by ma“ - ed $25 a month for it but offer- Boud o; Dmcmm the following and ﬁnfulgmrlg: 511111-11 w"? 1m‘ 11M of sills and none have fincm or _ ed to rent it to Mrs. Costello for omens we“. elected w 3mg m British 001m 1W1‘ 555.54 with wh to omup a. on l‘ fvzgngssmggahkgghtrefleuﬁ? gay??? until the next Annual Mcctinir: SESkEWhQWBIL a’ to '1 '08 1n 1° - 1 On the strenxth of that 10ml 1111-. p,§,1.°.1‘§§1.‘i“°an§“1§in§§‘l§§h15us1§t§? unﬁ§§11g§§1°w 1&1‘ jﬂllalifiostion ed to brina alum: his wife WE -] ‘a Zé°°e$§ ﬁhhhﬁtiﬁihw‘ *1 ‘ﬂlﬁ1¥:ff‘"$w1le1l°fi*1°laggg°°§ti1°g 4.1m i. April a0 t. 11%?’ 113$? ‘vlistmtoﬁh?’ 103123.118... n‘; P " “in-m” sat. Dowllna- said Mrs. Costello Kemkn.‘ Mame“ Suppl‘, @1161’?! 1~ been tumed down because m, - had come to the Police Station Dutmmm Canada“ General ma? raamhiinzthoauses f0 dolly in advisors decided the wife would * - m“: gfdogpmgs ‘Egg °11 11111 ‘L; trio Cauchy" Pmlm .t -M$1- gaid on: of nuldimiwrism“ Elbehvﬂefglﬂ bgf 011113111131 11315.11 is“ police officers to go with her to égmgavenu? cagr was that the veteran often fsil- decided upon. d ‘ the 1mm M W FMWY 5"°°'-- ads‘ Limited: L. l". A. Mitchell‘ - um m» wanted m m some secrqtgry, 11. 1... wnnn, “w, QUIQGES By Ken Reynold; clothes and other thinls u", cum‘ minim; o; cum“ Mrs. Costello and her two sisters. “mind. “enum- _ a Mes W11‘) We" ‘"1111 11°‘- w°k “m” smzer ‘President. Canadian Line

was still workinol in . when he and Mrs. Costello lrriv- ed. Witness sawthe partition was “half off." There was furniture in the room.‘ Witness was back to the house on the followinu Mon- of the partition

. Mrs. Cos-

Rccord Attendance For American Ball League This Year

some more clothes. the cast side of the room hao been taken out. Witneu saw several articles in the room. including an electric lsmn. a roimd ltpble.

dent ible rence: Membership

now totals nin Murphy. Martin

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clothes. Witness slid Mr. Griffin Materials mum“;

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cmcaoo. hov. 12 _ m?) _ nell. the“ "14 11¢ "m" 11° ohv: educated at the Westmmmt i The American League last season attemp w stop Mr. Griffin from Huh school and n Mcqm Um. . played before the largest paid at- ivorklna in the room. Griffin had versmh ; tendance in its 45-year history, a asked witness to “ e with ' ; total o! 5.111103% cash customers. Mrs. Costello for him" WWW“. ______.._.__.. j President W111 Harridge mdﬂy N- 881d M13. COAT/Cub “WORM hill/B A M001 Pom’! / leased figures which showed the 1101-1111141 i0 d0 W111i 1-" ___ y"? 1945 American League race which M1‘. O'Donnell in “dfﬂlml 111° whether pgxfqt; eve; know what f made up in sizzling competitions 601B‘!- Bﬂld were 1W be” n° they m mung whom, 15 m1, sp- / what it lacked in individual talent 1115111111 °1 m9 W“? ~1111°1Wd 111 somgely guﬁgﬂh % gtracted almost 150.000 mo fans 3311"" 55 g3 1111'" hm / an the previous record attendance Mazuwmunte, “n I h“ been Fssex, England -- / /

N 5.433.791 in 1M0

there. The Detroit ‘Tigers, pennant and amen me“ wmnd "have

Mr. O‘ of the peace

been n. breach

whether or not a. breach of the peace was conunitted: but wheth- er or not them was aporehensionf of a. breach the pence. (losiello had said she was fright» cried; she had none to the Police ref. ed with

tendance.

Bcdminton Ghaﬂenge

Cant. Matheson nnrued.

used. the conwlﬂnsnt had

reason

gar ﬂiihgre would be for‘? used.

Momwm. Nov. 12 - (co - B. b16131. <>'{’?ne“°»=“f¢s"'i'n 11.1.1133 D0118 Grant 0f Mobtreﬂl. $11"!!! wss that the complainant had

times winner of the Canadian s-

nable apprehension thst mateur. badminton championship, t“;

would be asssul and that

becsuse of that upwe-

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stancw. forceful mtrv was or Math

tmblished. Cam. esotn said. 161311111 the defendant beinx con-

vic as chatted. Mr. O - nell asked that a fine be 1m Court. l6 Mantis

professional crown.

Purcell, who twice held the Can- adian amateur lnurels. has been professional champion for 13 years. Grant's last amateur victory was s-

11; 13 y, g v posed b the T1 ghvlaxitnnllipgﬂ 1.91153, o “M111” w ravollod that u this cue. Grant and Purcell have never 1:551‘ hmwmm 11° 7511111111111 n‘:

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DAGOS: R. McDonald C. Mu W. Mul

Fr. Cass C, Campbell Leo DesRoches

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_"‘ nis halfback. topped all opponents

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By The Canadian Press Bemis Moron. sharp-Witter! Bar-

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Storey of,Toront,o Argos with 26 and 116 respectively.

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