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All players are ‘Warned that) the team will leave Spring Park | service station at 6.30 sharp. |

Boxing Card Has 4 Titlists

HULL, Que. (CP)—Four Ca- led by

heavyweight cham pfon Bob ( at next Monday’s scheduled boxing

against Cecil Gray ‘The fight is not recognized by ‘the Canadian Boxing Associa- +ion, which claims Cleroux failed

ito honor a commitment for a’

return bout with former cham- pion George Chuvalo of Toronto.

Promoter Bob Guertin said non - title bouts will pit light heavyweight champion Burke

opening Sunday. Italy’s Rinaldo Emery

of., Sherbrooke, Que,. against Clatence (Sugar) Ryan of Newark, N.J.; welterweight king Gale Kerwin of e against Buddy King Char- lotte, N.C.; and featerweight tt- tlist Andre Mallette of

Montreal. LEAVING TORONTO

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Royals, A. Carroll (S. McLure) :

10:43; | 3.—Royals,. S. McLure For Cambridge : (Dunn, Noonan) 15:07. Penal-~

ties; J , Driscoll_(m ’ =k —Cadadian 1 9-3; A. Walsh 11:34; D. Clough |y -_ * 18:18; A. Walsh (major) ohn Leckey, has been chosen

Second Period: 4.—Evinrudes, G. Cuteliffex(L. Gallant) 4:29; B. Whitiock (A. W.. Dunn) 13:03; 6.—

race, it was learned Tuesday.

D. Carroll 4:06; E. Reeves | 1960 Olympics. 11:50; cK. | a

Ready 14:50; F. Driscoll 15:20; | z Sark,. Reeves (majgrs) ‘Bettor Hits rune a, corel,” & 2nd Jackpot

16:33; S. MacLure 16:50.

Reeves) $7:42; 9.—Royels, - | snag ; sor sgl peerage: | HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP)—

5:14; A. Walsh 9:39; Walsh

14:38;

14:38, | 16:23; | Carroll |

ing winners in the fifth, sixth, |séventh and eight races. And

NHL Clubs (both times, Shirey played only |

one combination in the

SYDNEY (CP)—Steve Mac-| “None,” Shirey says.

|pay so much in... . .” | aA y, Shirey

missed on

. The latest reply came from | . Muzz Patrick, New York Ran- € ~ gers general manager, who |- wired that his team's-scheduléd | - prohibited assigning any players to visit the Maritimes.—.

MacDonald last week criti- cized the NHL clubs for refus- ing to send players to’ partici-| — pate in minor hockey week. At that time he said he had* heard |

York and Boston.

In Charlottetown M-onday MAHA president Pius Callaghan said he agreed with MacDon- ald’s criticism.

Wagner, Paul | Deny Breakup) Saeple 4ah wetk dena

and Bob Paul Tuesday denied they afe going to split

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CIVIC STADIUM

Summerside

8:15 PM.

| Ellis MacPherson

‘to win the Ww

Scoring for Kensington were T. Carrier, I. Cotton, J. Mac-

Next game is slated for 8.30. Thursday night between Hun- |

: ; » to row for Cambridge in . this Flanagan (major, minor) 19:57. ‘year’s Oxford - Cambridge boat

Leckey is a grandson of tim- |ber baron H. R. MacMillan. He | is a graduate in arts at the Uni- versity of British Columbia and was at bow -when UBC was Germany in the

|D. b. (Butch) Shirey, a retired

'clothier who won $20,627.80 on

a $2 bet at the Charles ‘Town

race track New Year’s Day,

o_o up another. $2,232 Mon- y. 7

Both times, .Shirey won the money or the twin double—pick- |

“Tust | vice-president of the horse players’ luck, 1 guess. I | Maritime Amateur Hockey As- figure it’s like an insurance pol- | sociation, said Tuesday he now icy paying éff. You know, you has heard from all six National - j ivé.declined to send players or officials to assist with minor | which pays off on winners of | hockey week in the Maritimes. the first.two races. |

the daily double

Investigation Of. Boxing, Wrestling Sought In

MONTREAL (CP)—A 27-man sheet to a massive volume of |

BRSVRSl2eR ~

Crilly Lea

Manager Claims

Title For Devison | Senee

QUEBEC (CP) — Manager | held in Louis Belanger said Tuesday he | summerside

is claiming the Canadian ban- tamweight boxing title for Johnny Devison, a native of Glace Bay, N.S.

‘ The title has been vacated by | ; :

Marcel Gendron of Quebec, who fights Andre Millette of Sorel, Que., for the Canadian junior lightweight title here Feb. 19.

Gendron knocked dut Devison, in Hamilton, |

is last year) eight crown. |

Belanger said Gendron hasn't | lived up to the contract, ‘which

who now lives Ont., in seven ;

SUMMERSIDE — Prince of |

close score of 3-2.

lin scored goals.

Minor Hockey Results Tues.

Following are the results of | yesterday's three bantam hoc- key games at Sports Arena:-

Eagles 6, vs. Owls 1. Bagles goals by Jack Arsenault, Murphy, Ian MacDonald Darrell Hennessey; ~Owls by Doug -Hambly. “xy “

Bombers 2, Bombers. goals

Bill | (3), | goal

Bob Whit- |

lock,..Don MacDonald.

Panthers 2, vs. Battlers 0. Panthers goals by Jon Downe, Bobby’ Irwin.

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SUMMERSIDE —. Never | called for a rematch if he won. any time this season “did.

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participating teams need - | two points more badly than the pSummerside - Crystals | Saint Dunstan University boys need them in the game to be played. at Civic Stadium this

The Crystals, in hot pursuit .| Wales College defeated Summer- | of the. Penguins,: and trailing | side High Scliool hockey team | them by three points; desperat- at- Civic Stadium in *Summer- |ely need a win tonight to draw side yesterday afternoon by the within one point of the Old a | Spain crew. The case of the

Arnold MacLeod scored . all Saints is even more desperate., three goals for the Welshmen. | They must win tonight in order | Donnie Schurman and Paul Mul-to-stay—in-eontention_for-a-play- the’-Summerside | off berth in the “Island . Hockey

This kind of situation spells a real, all-out try for victory on the part of both teams. The | game should be’a rugged, hust- |ling one from opening whistle te closing siren.

Game time is 8.15.

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THURSDAY—

I. S H.L. Hockey S. D. U. vs. Penguins Game time 8:15

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