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Detvroilt, i.;,....;i;.t...1 Toronto Win NHL Games

DETROIT. Dec. 4 -t'AP)-De- troit Red Wings, playing only a few hours after the sudden death of owner Jim Norris, pushed to within 1 1-2 games of first place in the National Hockey League with a 5-3 victory over the last- place New York Rangers tonight.

First Period l---Detroit. Lindsay iKelly) . 1:04 2-Detroit, Pavelich 4:11 3-New York, Prentice tRaleigh, Bathgaten 6-50 Penalties-Wilson 14:05, Kull-

man, Lindsay 19:08. Second Period 4-Detroit, Sinclair (Delveccliio) 5--Detroit. Pavelich

tskov, Leswlck) .l'7:l4 Penalties-None. Third Period 6--New York, Mickoskl tLaPrade) 1:40 '1-Detroit, Howe (Wolf, Prystai) ... 7:21.” 8-New York, Stanley tllergesheimer, strain) 9:46

BOSTON 5, CHICAGO I BOSTON, Dec. 4 - (AP) - Ed Sandford provided two of the goals as Boston Bruins clicked of! their fourth straight National Hoc- key League victory with a 5-1 de- cision over top-place Chicago Black Hawks tonight at the Boston Gai- den. It has the visitors' first set-

back in their last six starts.

First Period 1---Boston, Klukay

tschmidt, Lund) 7139 2-Chicago, Babando tcyardner. Gadsby) l0:l4 3---Boston, Sandford tAl'msi.rong. Kliiktiyi 16:04 Penalties--Dewsbiiry 7:31. Second Period -I-Boston, Chevrefila (Armstrong) . 8:47 Penalties-- Armstrong (major), McFadden (major) 14:57. Third Period 5- -Boston, Sandford iArmstron;:, Dumart) 2:48 6-Boston. Creighton tPelrson. Mclntyrei 5:13

Penalties-Sandtord 12:15.

Williams Unable To Keep Dale

SYRACUSE. N. Y., Dec. 4 - (AP)- Promoter Norm Rothschild said boxer Ike Williams informed him today that he would be unable to keep a fight date here because of injuries suffered in an automo- bile accident.

Williams. former lightweight champion. had been schedulcd to meet Carmen Basilio of Canhstota Dec. 15. Williams, of Trenton, N. J. was quoted by Rothschild as saying he had suffered head and knee injuries in I. truck-car col- lision. ,

(By The Canadian Press) QUEBEC SENIOR Quebec 3. Shawinigan Falls 5. Chicoutiml I. Sherbrooke Ex A-P-C SENIOR Antigonish 4. Truro 16. OHA SR. B. Stouffville 3. Oshawa l.

ONTARIO-QUEBEC JUNIOR. Kitchener 1, Quebec 2.

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TREAL 1

MONTREAL, Que, Dec. 4-10?) -Two second period goals by Rudy Mlgay and Ron Stewart stood up for Toronto Maple Leafs tonight and they turned back Montreal Canadiens 2-l before a crowd of 14.198.

Canadiens put on their best dis- play too late and their lone goal, less than four minutes from the end, was scored by Maurice Rich- ard, No. 329 in his National Hoc- key League career.

The result sent Leafs into third place in the standing and Cana- diens dropped from that spot to fifth. '

First Period

Scoring None.

! Penultics: li'lorrison

lnian 10.20, MacPhei-son Second Pcrioi'

1--Toronto, Migay,

nick 15.57, Migay 18.22. Third Pcrloil 8--Montreal, Riclinrri. (Johnson. Olnisteiidi Sloan tmzijorl

0lmslc.'i(' X. lx't'nnerlx Stops: - Lumley 6 8 l9 McNeil ll 9 32

Plan To Fly To Bay

i The Islanders and flic Miiicrs will play a return game in Glace Bay tomorrow night. The Island- ers lntend to fly to the Bay and any fans ivshing to accoinoaiiy the team should contact the For- um today or this evening.

frank Rathgate M Performs Hat Trick

SHAWINIGAN FALLS, Que., Dec. (CP) - Frank Bathgate to- night scored three goals as the last- place Shawinigan Falls Cataracts upset Quebec Aces 5-3 before 2,500 Quebec Senior Hockey League fans.

Bert. Giesebrecht also starred, as- sisting on four of the goals. Irwin Grosse and Fern Lapointe complet- ed the Shawinigan Falls scoring.

Pierre Brillant, Cooper Leyte and Claude Robert were the Quebec marksman.

Quebec was niliiiis its starry cen- tre, Jean Bclivcau, sidelined with a hip injury.

Monclon Hawks Siop Capitals 4-2

l FREDERICTON. Dec.

4--(CPI I Moncion l-lawks increased their lNew Brunswick Senior Hockey

:I.eaguc lend to 13 points tonight ;when they stopped second place 'Fredcriclon Capitals 4-2 in a power-pnckcd rncoiinter.

Dick Smith shot both Frederic- jion tallies in the first period. Len Poirier, George Sclioles, Ol- sen and Giiudr-t scored for Monr- lion.

1 -"--- ;Glace Bay Gets New Ceidreman

GLACE BAY. N. 8. Dec. 4 - fCP)-Eddie Joss, rentreman with Shawinigan Falls of the Quebec Senior Hockey League since the lsiart of the season will join Glace ;Bay Miners of the Maritime Ma- tjor League a club official announ- fced tonight.

A-P-C ieaplie

TRURO, Dec. 4 - (CF) -Truro Bearcats went on a scoring ram- page tonight as they swamped Antlgonlsh Bulldogs .16-4 in a regular game of the APC Senior Hockey League. Bulldogs failed to hit the scoring column until the final period.

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By Rouson

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER 5, 1952

i with the deadline for bringing in hockey players drawing close, things :are beginning to hop on the Mari- jtimc hockey front. The busiest man or at least the man getting the most results is the Islanders' Miirpn lchamhcrlain and Murph hopes to ,have his defense sporting a new look tonight. If things go right Gus Giistvason and Steve Brklacich will be wearing Islanders uniforms be- ilore the night is spent and it they are fans can expect to see some pot the bumping they have been ,craving for since the.dai's of the ;-late Johnny Dutcltak; I O O O y ”Thc Big Swede" and Bi-klaclch. whose name is proiiouiiced ”Biirke- ,La-Cich” will give the dcfense yplenly of size. Gustvason weighs -about 200 pounds iC'-mniberlnin say!- i192 with his I'llN sticking out), and lB:'klaclch comes in at 190. They are -both supposed to be rough, tough hockey playeis vtho make it plcnty dl”lCl-Ill? for opposing forwards in the corners and at the bluelinc. O O 0

Both will probably be a bit tired

Steve Brklacich, a 190 pound de- fenseman from Shawinigan Falls was obtained by the Islanders yes- terday from the New York Rangers and may be here in time for to- night's game against the Glace Bay Miners, it was learned last nlgltt from coach Murph Chamberlain.

And big Gus Gustvason, the bruis- lng rearguard from Syracuse of the American Hockey League ls expect- ed here this orning. "The Big Swede" left Syracuse yesterday and was due to fly out of Montreal at midnight, arriving here at seven o'- clock.

Both boys will see action tonight if they arrive in time. Brklacich is not expected in until about seven this evening.

The 23-year-old Brklacich. played last year with Cincinatti. He start- ed this season with the Vancoiiver Canucks and was promised to Chamberlain by Frank Boiicher oi the New York Rangcrs before the season opened.

Brklacich was sent to Shnwiiiiczan Falls Cataracts of thc Q.S.H.L. but Bouchcr fold Clmntbcrlaiii that the player would be here before the Dec. 15 deadline, Yesterday Murph

lwas in touch with Bouchcr and the ishnwiiiigan officials and obtained Mliieis officials made

the services or the player. The. defenseniaii played last night

tonight. Gustvason would have to travel tluoiighoiit most of the night llll order to, reach here. Brklaclch. on the other hand. played with! Slmwinigiiii Falls last night uhcn the Cataracts defeated the Quebec Aces 5-3. Incvidentcilly he drew two minor penalties. one in the second and the other in the third period. They were the only penalties in the last two sessions. o o u i These Glace Bay Miners. who; play here tonight may be a very-7 I07-lgli team to beat before the sea- son ls ovcr. Last night. it was an. nounced that they had obtained 3 centrenian from the Shawinigan Falls team and it also appears ma; they have been guaranteed another Quebec League player. In addition three hockey players from the West- em Hockey League may be with me Glace BILV team before Dec. 15.

in Shawinigan Falls. Following the game he Montreal from where he will fly to Charlottetown.

At least two more plriycrs may ing game.

DT1:42l.Vt-If I Scol's Night At The Forum

Tonight is Scot's Night Forum and as a result the Bay Miners represeiitativcs Cape Breton Scotsmen should have an added incentive to defeat the Islanders in their Maritime Major Hockey League game.

In addition to the hockey the

at the Glace

One of them might be Bud pope, . . . ,

The Vancouver Province, in re- ,cent issue, suggests in a Vl?l')', forceful manner that Poile may bel near the end of the trail as coach of the Edmonton Flycrs, also in the same boat as Pollc is Eddie D0r0ll0.V of the Victoria Cougars. The Cougars are in the collar of

,The

fans are going to'bc treated to some first class Scottish music. popular Lnds and Lassics Pipe Band of Charlottetown have consented to play at the Forum and between periods they will pipe their music for the benefit of the fans.

:the eight. team league and the, ,Flyers are only one stop above tthem. Any coach, no matter howl lfzood he may be, is walking oni dangerous ground when his lc-ami is in or near the cellar. . . .

States the Vancouver paper" Edmonton. a Detroit farm club hears a distinct similarity to last Year's Indian apolis American League team. paper they we,-5 pcked as the team to hcat. at he start of the year. And that's what has happened. They've been beat- en so often that Poilc has mig- rnne head-aches. Poilc coached in the Marltimcs at Glace Bay last year and did a great job. This is- nlf. the Maritimcs though as Bud is finding out. Everywhere Bud goes people tell him he has a pot-

entially great club. Yet, none of the players seem willing to bear out the praise on ice."

Q . . .

Tonight at the Forum for the

game between the Islanders and M-Iners there will he twenty spec- ial guests. These will be the twen- ty children from the Mount Her- bert: Orphanage who are to see the game as the guests of the Island- ers and the Forum. The kids are being transported to the game by I. 0. 0. F. They will be given candy and peanuts and ice cream and everything that goes with it to make this in big evening. Next week a similar number of kids llrom Saint Vincent's Orphanage will he treated in a similar man- iner This is a. very fine gesture on the part of the I. 0. O. I-"., For-

ing those kids one of the bizgesi evenings of their lives. . . ..

An Islanders fan called up last night to talk about the outstanding play of several members on the Islanders team. This fan was also quite an admirer of Alex Btriikow

.of the Sydney Millionaires. To the

best of this fan's knowledge, Bll'll-p kow has played through the past two seasons without drawing a pen- nlty. If such is the case then Alex has certainly set. himself quite a record for we can hardly conceive of a man playing through two sea- sons ln this league without enter- ing the penalty box. In that time Blrulcow has scored more than loll points. ” O O I

Hub Beaudry, hard playing acn- tre ice man of the Islanders, had a recent letter from Walt PaWIvSlll'" Walt has been playing with the Quebec Aces for the past several weeks and according to reports is not too well satisfied in Quebec. Walter appears to be picking up with the Club as the season rolls along. Last night he had an assist as the Aces lost to Shawlnlgnn Falls 5-3. Frank Bathgate scored three goals in the same game.

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'Is1anders Hope To Have Two New Defensemen Fo: Game With Bay Tonight

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be here before the December 1-3 deadline, it was learned from Chamberlain. Murph yesterday sent

- President Of. Detroit "Red Wings Club Dies

CHICAGO, Dec. 4 - (AP) James Norris, 73, a leading grain operator and n sportsman with a. wide range of interests, died today.

He entered Passavant. Hospital Tuesday. Physicians said his death was caused by in. heart at- tack. Only a week ago last night he attended the Chicago Stadium boxing card and had been at his office at the Norris Grand Com- pany Monday.

Norris owned Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League and had interests in numerous sports arenas. He also was a di- rector of numerous business con- cerns. .

A native of Montreal and grad- uate of, McGlll University there. Norris held directorships in five sports arena, corporations - Chl-

cago Stadium Corp., Madison Square Garden Corp.. st.- Louis Arena Corp.. Indianapolis Coils. cum Corp., and Olympia. stadium Corp., Detroit.

He was also a director of his First National Bank of Chicago,

the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co., the West Indies Sugar Corp, the Uppu

Lakes and St. Lawrence Transit Co., Ltd., and Toronto Elevators Ltd. He was a, trustee of the At-' lantlc Mutual Insurance Co.

He is survived by James D., 3 son by his first wife; his widow. Marguerite Loris Norris; and three children of the second mar- riage-Mrs. Arthur R. Kneibjer Jr,, of Libertyvllle, Bruce A., and Marguerite Ann.

He lived in Lake Forest, fashion- able suburb north of Chicago.

a contract to a centre-ice player This player has been in touch with Chamberlain and has promised to.' come here. He should be here some time next week and he could be about the best forward in thc League. ,

Also expected next week is an- other defenseman. In addltloi Charles Holdway, a 20-year-old let winger from Vancouver should n' here by Sunday.

The jobs on the Islanders tcai are open for the players who cry- provc themselves, stated Chainb':r- lain. With three new players duc here by Monday the boys will be playing for their jobs tonight, stat- ed the Hardrock.

beat

in we can Halifax on or off the ice,” stntcd

"From here

Murph Clianiherlnin, (above), coach of the Islanders last niglit

Chamberlain will hold a nieetlngi as he ,Hs,.,,55Cd his lmpst play,',,. of the team at. noon today, i'ollow- Mq,,;5-,;;,,,,,, lng which he will release his start- wmm, me next wcpk or ,0- lllsf IIHCUP IO? U10 Ml1191'S' l13lll9- Cliamhcrl:iin hopes to have five The Miners this week. with coach npw pm-1,-py p1n)'p1'5 vyparjng 15. HUI) M30933 back In 30'-I011. IIDDPRF lanilcrs uniforms. Thrcc of them to have found their stride. In two will he dcfcnscmcn and the oth-

ers fnrw:ir(ls. l

starts they downed the Sydimy Mil- Duc to join the club today arc!

llonalres by scores of 5-1 and 3-1.

The Miners too are playing for Gus Gusivnson of Syracuse zindi their jobs. Earlier in the week Stcvc Brlcl ll'Il from Sliawinigan 1; known Falls. Both .iie dt-fensemen. Left-

winizcr ('h:irlcs Iloldway should be hero by Siinilny. A ccntrc-icc man and :l!l0lllCF dcfciiscmnn, due to nrrlvc licrc next wcck, will round out the list of new play-i

that; they wanted results and since -then they have been getting what they wanted.

, In their last. appcaraiice the ,Miners fcll '7-2 to the Islanders in

what was a wide-open crowd plcas- "5; , , (Jinnihcrlniii himself has a busy:

day aliczid of him. This morning "he will .-ulzli'r-ss a group of Sum-

mcrsidc Slll(l('lllS in Summcrsidc. The address. arrniigeil by the mcnilir-rs of the Summerside

,Scliool Stiidcnt Council, will high-

Thc draw for tho urick-curl. Hm pm5omMion at a do-

. I , flight b""5p'M 1" I” plillcrl M Hmluniion to lllf' Sunimcrsldc Rink”

Charlottetown Curling Rink is as F 1

f"l'0”5'r uknir. Ci I.) ll '11 l lrl . . V: . I . IIDOII .lllITI ('1'?) TI TVI I0 hm”) 7'00 P' XL .1 mcoling of his players and llils

AITIOWVIWRRV H afternoon he will if he can, at-

Douglns; VS.. F. llzinscn,

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Sm” Riot um Boosters Cluh. Tonight nc

1 Cox Belli Dr' R" H' B",I.'m”i .li.'is the jolv of looking nftcr Ice xi G. G. llughcs, skin, .,,vh(,m,.g M.”m,; ;McDonnld, .I. P. (Innipbcll, ll. W.l i I ' I L7 h;;W "pup Douglas; vs., F. R. Mi-l.:iinr-,l iskip. D. Saunders, C. II. Kydcl, ' H. Myers. I y W ,, M. ,Boosters club I Ice 2 .T. J. Morris, skip, Hm I Jzimcs. Johnston, C. M. Mi'- Donald: vs., VV. Vl'orth. skip, F. I d ........... W. 1...... .. .......... Functions To ay i Ice 3-Col. G. 1-7. Full. skip D. l0'Rourkc, J. Wilson, W. Bccr; vs., T p IS. Moore, skip, I”. ll.-inscn, N.l The Hoosiers Club, which has Ni-hl , G. M'il.i-l. nliimidy paid for two hockey K 0Smg3,.g.,..1,.,.:-gm;-, M, iplaycrs and is preparing to pay Ice 2--A. VV. Ilynclman, skip. S.;for more, will sponsor two more Bcatnn, D. Hill, J. Mustiiril: YS.,JlllnCilfInS today in their success- Dr. W. MacDonald. skip. J. A. fiil drive to obtain funds: ' Likely, A. Rogers, A. ll. Cordell. This 'aftcrnoon a. ladies cnkc lce 3--J. S. lil.'icl)oiinlil, skip, sale will be held in aid of the

W. R. Burnett, A. W. Miiilicson,'cliil) and team. A group of lady

P. Simmonds; vs., Dr. F S. Gid- lioi-key fans have volunteered to dings, Dr. Prowsc, Louis conduct this sale which will he Turner, F. Norton. hcltl at I”:-nncll and Chandler's 3:45 p. )1, this .'il'tcrnoon nt 2.30. Members Tc!-. 2-E. Tzinton. skip. II. Tl:ll'-:Ol the hockey team will be on Ncill, I). McLeod. D. Mclmnd; V Vllllnll to liclp the ladies with the G. n. Splllclt, skin. -induo iijmtc. Trninor, M.. McGiiignii, G. J. Rey-l Toniglit, ihc Boosters are sing- nnms, ,ing .1 (Illll('t" at the Roll-Away Ice 3--ll. Spillctt. skip, Dr. .T.1Cluh. Thc linll hos been donated

C. Gallant, A. (). F. Gill, A. H. free of rlinrgc and the Boosters

Andcrson; vs., J. E. Burilcn. skip, are hoping for a big turn-out of

Dr. ll. ll. Pierce, J. ll. Corry, dance fans. Dancing is from 10 to 1.

,tcnil lhc lnrlics cake sale in aid!

Bill Veeckls

Baseball

Proposal Is Rejected

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 4 -(AP; -- The minor leagues today turn- ed down a proposal by Bill Veeck of St. Louis Browns that would forbid major league clubs from signing any players without prev- ious professional experience.

Veeck's plan also would have made it niandatory for all minor league players to have been made eligible for the draft aficr their first year of professional ball.

The members of the National Association of Minor Leagues did not even bother with discussion and voted the pl'op05:tl down with :1 voice vote.

Vccckls schcme came after the minors passed :1 ncw bonus rule banned recall of optioned players after July 31 (Except for emer- BGIICY C3505! and continued the present high school rule.

There was a flurry of excitement when Prentice Wilson, nttorhey for the Dallas Club of the Texas League, threatened to seek ”qult- ablc relief clscwhcrc" unless Dal- las' plea for considering revision of the major-minor lcoguc agree- ment was passccl.

After the Dallas measure lost by II 27-16 vote, in the executive ses- sion held hehind closed doors, Dick Burnett, Dallas owncr, outlined his stand to the press.

"We do not want. a lawsuit, now" he said. "We do not want to break up organized baseball. But there must be a change." ,

Burnctl; charged "major league domination of the minors." Wint- lng to a publication by the Brook- lyn club that boasted of owning 405) players. He dcclnrcd he major- mliior contract states no club shall own or control more than 40 players.

”'I'his action today shows the cards are stacked against us," said Burnett. jllf they continue this policy, there will he no atlcrna- tivc but to go to thc court house."

The Veeck Plan

Under the Vecck plan, no big league club would be permitted to sign as a free agent. a player with- out prcvious pro experience. ,

Any free ngcnt, signed by the minors, would be subject to un- restrictcd draft for the first year Such a draft would not affect the normal draft from any club and the first-year player would receive 25 per cent of the mics price for each move up the minor league ladder.

Before the Vccck proposal came up, the convention imanimously adopted the bonus rule.

The new bonus rulc. designed to curb payments of 350,000 and S100- 000 to untried youngsters, sets up definite rules by which a signed free agent becomes a. "bonus play- er."

plus bonus exceeds s-1,000 from 3, major league club or a club in class A 01' higher. becomes H "bonug liluver." In class B or C the l'.lIlll. is S3,000.

Clubs violating the rules would be subject to fines of 52,000 in the majors and SL000 in the minors, Unless the majors follow suit at their joint session Sunday, the minors vole means nothing. How. ever, as the new bonus plan is the brainchild of the major-minor league executive council and fav- ored by the Commisloner Ford Prick, it probably will pass. .

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