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angers | fear Ingarfield —

NEW YORK (CP)—New York Rangers Monday sent centre Earl Ingarfield to Springfield Indians, their American Hockey League farm club.

eld, 25-year-old native of

Demote

Expansion Decision

. ; cca wee oo E : : _jfeastbte without stmflar action byy ings, , tn fatness te minor Guartiian, Charlottetow#, Tues., Deo. 5, 1959. ‘Bias ; Sat ee is — and to the groups organizing the - 5 s ali 0 Pac _~_ |\pand: at Mola tee.” Grenier adhd] Prick colt then be Wynld have] Ameries® Lengec's three + ten gaalzeiion ond suehing Si laud’ ten te ity’ gp to nine} ztat . to mate “following | fact-finding committee, appointed . ae clubs. We received word that the| the majors’ decision, He was not|last October to study expansion, | Wwirements to quality was p ‘

National League not in-

terested in expansion. In order to}after, Monday's actions by both| session of the league. The com- ‘ © go to nine teams, you have to| leagues. é mittee reported that the prob-|National League's salen have inter-league play and since| Cronin said “we eannot just|lems involved were complicated|lier reaffirming its resolution at & that was impossible, we decided| take the position that we're never|ahd could not possibly be re-/May meeting that the. FS

~~” P&irkdale Royals’ playing coach)wins in 5 outings, giving them | 1 ethbridge, Alta., joined the Ran- bt id his leagu is-| to postpone action.” - | going to expand. We believe that| solved at this time, Cronin said.|leagues will favorably Angie Carroll is top scorer in the|an .800 percentage. Aces had/| gers midway through last season, vis canines Uke ode fomene na Scaeee tae Baseball commission Ford |expansion is inevitable and we're| “I want to make it clear that application for major league Island Senior Hockey League race/ won once and tied once in six | Ranger officials said he was sent /faiieg to reach a definite deci- " y Frick had requested both leagues| saying to the Continental League|our action should not delay the|tus by an acceptable group with 3 goals and\ 10 assists. starts for a 250 mark. Saint! down*to make room for Bob Ka- sion on expansion, and. invited ing from eight to nine teams for|tg take a definite stand on ex- ‘go ahead.” Continental League from going'eight clubs which meets Angie's 19 points were amas-|Dunstan’s squad held down the/ bel, called up recently from Vam-| +), projected Continental League | 191, but decided it would mot be pansion at their current meet-! Cronin said the report of the) forward with completion of its or-|fied major league | sed in games up to Friday Dec: |cellar with a tie in four starts,|couver of the Western Hockey ity continue its organizing activ- — — - parece _ ember 4. His nearest rival was | giving them a .125 mark. Léague. i ities to qualify for major league 3 : * pemoeiate Roy oi oo The National Hockey League | status. Barrell el a’ oo ce Wilt’ | ; club also said Ron Howell; star) 4 wational League spokesman : To — irs injury backfielder with Hamilton Tiger-|_* : mi came from 6 goals and 11 assists. ; Cats of the Canadian Big Four |S#id there was no senttment in

Penguins’ centre Jack Kane ’ ‘ ; ithat circuit for expansion.. Both} was in third place. Kane beat op- Not Serious rh cab Rs San .- ne Ltagues are meeting here.

posing goalies a half dozen times and assisted on 10 other tallies to give him his 16 points: Kane's linemate ‘Apps’ Arsenault was tied for fourth spot with Royals’ Freddy Burke. Each player had 15 points. Arsenault scored 6 goals and set up 9 others and Burke made the red light glow on 8 occasions and drew 7 assists. Two members of Summerside’s P.E.I. Aces had 13 and 12 points. Hard working Coke Grady had 6 — g0als and 7 assists and Benny Grady had a 7-5 mark. Merrill ” Pineau of the Perfection * Pen- * guins was one point back of . Pineau sank 7 tallies and

drew a total of 4 assists. Penguins’ goalie Thane Doyle was tops among the netiminders with a 44 goals against average. 22 discs eluded Doyle in five con-

tests. Royals’ netminder Butch}tarsal bone. Diathermy and) Ward was next with a 5.4 aver-|whirlpool tréatment

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Phil- adelphia: Warriors were cheered Monday by a medical report that the towering, lath-like Wilt Cham- berlain has neither fractures nor dislocated bones.

The seven-foot one basketballer

in a roughhouse game in St. Louis Saturday night. Hé said the foot had been stomped on several times, but did not feel enough discomfort to leave the game.

But the foot was badly swollen

miss Sunday night’s game with Detroit Pistons, which the War- riors won 118-116.s

After x-rays were taken Mon- day, Dr. Si Ball, team physician, said Chamberlain has severe con- tusions and bruises of the meta-

were pre-

age, 27 goals in five encounters. scribed.

Before last night's game in

Summerside Royals and Penguins tied for the lead with 4

It is doubtful whether Chamber- lain will be able to play in Boston

Wednesday. ,

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Sultans 44-39

On Sunday afternoon in the RCAF Summerside Recreation Centre a good crowd were on hand to see the Sultans lose an exhibition basketball game to the sailors froma Stadacona. The air- men were outshot by five points in the first half of the game but kept pace with the Navy in the

Trotters Play Sultans Here -

Last year’s Prince Edward Is-

- land Senior ‘C’ basketball champ-

ions of 1958-59, RCAF Sultans will

battle Lepage’s -Trotters in two

exhibition games within the next week. :

remainder of the contest. Final

score was 4-39.

This was the RCAF Summer- side Sultans’ first game of the 59 /60 season and their new golden uniforms house some™~ promising young newcomers. his season's squad is a good deal stronger than the team that won the Is- land Senior “C’’ title last year, and- when the Senior League eventually gets rolling the air- men should make quite a mark.

The Stadacona team were well known. for their fast-breaking game, but the Sultan zone defence held the sailors,-and forced them to shoot long shots during most of the game. The Sultans had a great deal of trouble finding the hoop, with the exception of a deadly accurate guard, Bob Mil-

lar__Millar ‘almost singlehandedly |

Wednesday night at Birchwood High School at 8.15 the two squads

_ will play the first game and Sun- , day afternoon Détember 13 the

kept the airmen in the , game, scoring with a variety of shots from allover the court.

During the second half Hep-

suffered an injury to his left foot |

Sunday, obliging Chamberlain to)

Howell, a native of Hamilton, probably will go to Vancouver after about a week's practic, ot- ficials said. His brother Harry is | a Ranger defenceman.

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The Holy Name candlepin lea- gue saw actien again Saturday night at the Holy Name bowling alleys.

The Stars, playing the: Alerts, had a three-game grand total of 1344 compared to 1238 for the los- ers. Frank ‘Bull’ Dunn captur- ed honors for high single and high | three with 106 and 301 respective- ly :

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