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Good Weather 0 V1 Expected For Winnipeg Game

WINNIPEG tCT"1--Tlip weather ni.in has proniiscd co-operation for today's Sf-',Oll(l. and possibly last. name of the best-of-tliree Western lnterprottincial "Football Union fi- nal between Edmonton Eskimos and Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Ftrks. tahn unit the i:rt game .0-3 a' lio:i:c Sfiiufdtty nizht. could ttinrl rip the platoff with a victory zndai. placing them against the Ontario Rugby Football Union rhanipions in the Grey Cup semi- final at, Edmonton Nov. 20. A Botti- her triumph would force a derid- iii: ronlesi. at Edmonton next Sat- tirday l'liL'i1i. A further Bomber Vir- mry would place the battle. against the ORFU winner at Winnipeg Nov 30.

While he won't have. to battle the elements. coach Frank tPnpi Ivy -still is faced by the fnur-rear iinx of the team winning the first game dropping the next two

He, declined to make. a predir-

but commented:

"if we play as badly as we dirl Satti;rl.tt', it ttniiil be the tiny that bent ti:--Winnipeg wtli beat us,"

13' M11 go along with the same lineup which took the loss in the

Ili':;'P(i "battle of the grvtrl shrine

Joins Red Sox Coaching Staff

P,OS'l'O3! tAPi--Jack Burns. for- lltFl' bi: lc.:iic

litir-men" in

Maple Leafs of the International

coaching Last sea -

as-.v ins signed tn the staff of Bl1"7V7l1 Red Soy

lntt he m:inace.ri Albanv. the Red Sm farm club in the Eastern lrngtie.

COAL CONTRACT

ill )NTYPOOi.. itinpziand (CPI

for production of coal in this in the next

mg oponcast coal. nf 4.000.000 inns Illnnmntith area years

FRED

SEAT SALE:-

,or the other v l0p”llll(i. it is iint too early to hold

tlon on the outcome of the gameumainlandy

Bomber coach Al Sherman ilkft-'

1

;lhe.

Tllllrstlily. N(IV.VLl, ltlftal

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Leclere is StarAs Hawks ,1” Defeat Ramblers 3-1 1

MONCTON tCP1 -- Centre Jean' 3 atonttnii. BOHHPSS, Tl't err sco.erl tiie f..st coal and il.etle1t-1 . 15.1- s:' up t'.tt) .tthr:s for '.t.l1',LFl Bob littltttlllrii ii F-H"? 537- ”tl"'il Kn.till'5S rcic Wediiestl:it night .-is lwlt 1500.

Tllillll l'l'LliI()Il-

3-1 anti .t'jtrlll iltie lr"r(1c' ct 1 Capitals .ii lopspul oi 4 jti.,,..-to... Bouiie:-8, the Atlniiiic (Trust Senior Hiickt) 11,;-pl:-rig lit-mt-hrtki I . Pr-...iilit--- .Vll'Xt2li, L. Kilr. llitt.v.' goal rt N14 k Pitts -diit , 1.11111. Rmiilrx 1021. 1 i-'4K”Li on no :t ms riwSl oi ihrinl g ruin h'.:i1;k tan; The only Aiii- 'N'”l'i T ., hrrit go... by liarc K.lcy in the ”'i"”S ,3 .trmii:i pCllOd. was a screen shot P”l””"'5 ”' l.'1'Ollgil a maze of playezs. 'l':m Ht-.t'a.: cpened St"ttl'illK at . .-:?.......-.-j. 'v-1!! of the 4l)Pll -.t1ic:i Lcclci: I .' il,'O:E pti N 7-! 1-rnire tr 5 E h .1 .tl.i' t-1 cit loti Kiley c 1. it ezs .1i.tl E..7l)lIP(i a itlkl (1 .tr into the left corner. l.c'i the miitit at T71? of Hiitiirss ltvvtiuiit iii." . .1 in 37 1 'it .1 tm-k- Pnnca clnlllty 'ltr n-tit cool of the ' A irmm” pm) M”) We note that Moiitztrztic tins 11010 M "" D"'"''h”k at '15 (ti”.llli'z'.'dLiOl'lai ineetirig for 1100- '; W": krv A.'tnll(i ate tiiideisland this thriv- :11: l.tt1e tnwii has tn depend on 'J' ':”"'K: d" the trntenicncc of Jitrk F1”0.si. even 1 1'! k'i'il' It"): as Stiiiiiiicixsitle intist do. 'I'h".V 59901 '4Ilttt'llf - .ot Will. i . it deal more gcpup. 1 5'”'1m' "Nd iriiiitii-trio” aasgiirl as lioekcy is coit- lx'-nnrd): BFJllRl'lLlFZ, Parr. B1loil- (ernnl man we have Them L; 5”” can L511 itrrta, um NT” R hears? wmgpm. from ' Pldsmmi d" Iltitttllu as to tthat is to take place H””" B”) ;-.L'tltt- Rasctray Stadiiint this tt.it- 7 """' ""13 I'(il"'"' let. it scents to us the hockey fans .”fi"”'h” Chm "F 5' I”'”"” and the p:ti'ents of youiig TIOCKC) ';h”McM h:H1'ik' D”""'m”" liopctiils rate an answer one ttay H"”1"' N””" i"' cry soon. If it is to be

a lllFPl1llL' to plan for the ,1"?-"ll"-oi

llio:-keg activities.

We liave. no Fitness director here. so it looks as

y if the hockey progzram ttill il.'ll'P to

be carried out by spoils-minded (-itizens who have a little spare time in ':ll'F to the catisc, Without n ttill-lime man on the job. the program planii.1ii; will ttke 1011'-'.FlH antl should be started sooner. How about. it Summ:-rsirle Athletic As- .-sociation meeting in the very near future. tn s'art the ball rolling? Some pi'elimiiiarv-rlzscursi-in as to where we fit in the hockey picture. this year uould seem to ha in ord- PT.

It. still is not clear whether we are to have any kind of it physical .'itn:ss r(p.eseiitnttvc in Summer- side. this winter. We think, rca-”U'd' '.ess of -.th;it is to happen or not happen, at least. the matter shoiiltl be made clear to the SllmmCl'Sl(iC people. Surely the pntirri-s-tliat-1)" (1l'.'P, them that i-oiirtr.sy. if tte are not to get any further help front the Pliysiruii lititess lrepartiiirii: in the tray of it full-time or part-titre jsupervisor, why hasn't the matter been fully explained to us? A .statenicnt explaining the necessity for this ctirioilnient. of sports nei- iyities by the drpartninnt seeins Vi be over-due.

There 1.! it lot of first-rate line- kcy material in the town at present, but most of them may have depart- ed by the time for natural ice. rolls nl'Ol.lll(i. Ron Mc.'trtlitir seems a tixturr here this winter. and so far. Paul scliurman hasitit express-

.ed aiiy desire to roam. Vance Har- ris may play some place on the and it is also doubtful whether the "Little Beaver". Syl Bernard Vllii hibernate in Stim- mersicle. Mary Delaney. ttho stif- lfered the serious accident in On- tario last spring. is in town. and ireport has it that Mark has al- tready played some hockey, It he

onriicr. The team came out of the is rmnv m. and immd, naygng

in the town. it wntild certainly give our chances for a good team here a considerable boost. Garth Gay. "Ace" ace defcnceman, ex- pected to don it Stimmersirie tini-

IS

i form again this winter.

first bascrmii whey present managed and played for Toronto the top of the heap in the Coni-

The national coal hrtarrl has placed, non Gay its largest single. contract for vmrk-. Gm MMDM,

1

A word on howling. the only sport active in suinmeisidc at the tlme, MacQtian'it-.s are at

met-clal League, but the pack are

Lr-:igii- for several years. Wedne.s- 1 snapping at the dry cleaner teams

heels. The standing is so close that this week's names ntizh! prcseiit. 1 brand new pictiire of winners and rtinnera-tip.

Sui.-nmerslde Commercial Lealztie:

"200 Club" Imem: Stan Gay 235, Tanton McNei1l 223. Ron Mullins 11:2, Pinky Peters 218. A. Perry 207, Bennett Cloiitzh 20.1. M Bollem 202. 201. Thane Baglole 201. aid 200.

"1120 Club" tvioment: Laurie Pel-

i0 era 210. Nan McKlnrioii 203. Lilian

Cudmorc 193. Olive Purcell 192.

GOING UP, UP, UP

THE LOCAL CLUB IS CLIMBING AND MEET THE LEADERS TOMORROW NIGHT

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THE FORUM

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.'Boston Defeats 4-3 To Move From Cellar

BOSTON (AP) - Bostonlcentre l-'1eniing Mackell intercepted at

l

C icago passottt :11 the third period and whipped a 10-foot shot past Black Hawks goalie Al Rollins

Wcdiiesclity night for it 1-3 victory that pulled the Bruins out of the atioiial Hockey League cellar. It ttas Mat-kell's second goal of game. He took a pass from Chicagois Joliiiiiy Mccormaek in the Chicago end and snloed in on Rollins.

The Boston um moved Bruins into fifth place and dropped Hawks into the cellai. Boston, ttho held at

3-0 lead in the 111's! period, saw Cliicziuo tie the score .11 the sec- mid.

Doug Moliiis. Mackell anti Ed

Saiidforel gut Btu its off to the 3-0 Pete Conncher got the first two goals late. in the fits! period to brain the Hawks dritc lit the sevnnd McCu1ina1-1: fired a

v SCl'Fl2Ilf1(i shot and was iollltwed he

Conacher's second tall)"-

Flrst Period

1. Boston. Mohns IMcKenney. C stcilot (1.30

'1 Boston. Matlgell iL.tbinc. Fla- lllllll 13.83.

3. Boston Saiidford Arntslroiiil. Goclli 16:16.

ccittr-.131: Coiiaeher IMoslt-nkn. Gidsbyi 17:53

Pciiallicsz ' 49 Itiitliilll-mt?

Second Period

i 5, Chit-azo. .Vlc(7orin:ttk (Top- . pa7,zin'.t 9:10. p

6. Chicago, Cnn:tc1tcr tM05lPtlk0. Mortstiiir 14 09.

-Expect u. 5.. Bids ?For Olympics

CHIC mo. (AP) Eialit Anter- icaii cities are expected to extend bids for the 1960 Olyiiipic Games before a selection group of the l'ititc(1 States Olyinpic Coinmittcc meeting: here next Tticsday and Wrdncsclny,

The 1956 Gaines will be in Mel- bourne. Australia.

i Chica:,o. Detroit. Los Angelcs. ,Pliilade1phia, New York. Minne - polls. P11i5bUl",'il anti Houston .-irr 1'l'J)t)l'iC(i ll1iCf'l"Sl”.'i in lancliniz the

1950 Callllt” ! In addition. Colorado Spriiigs and Aspen, Colo. ,tointl.v. and Lake tPlacid. N. Y. and Sun Valley. sfdaho. seek the winter phase of the 1060 Games.

K 1.. Wilson, 11. S (ihinpic

i-oiniiiitiec prrsttlcnt. sztirl the Ani-

Fl'l(i:lll cty finally selected will 1 send a r preseiitat1t'e to the inter- t national Olympic Committee meet- 1 ing in Paris next April to bid

:'l'.:.'lll1Fi cities of other cotiiitrirs,

ProbTeSiTtitistabIe's Death 111 Toronto Football Game

(CF) A ttontar spectator said lVednes1l'iy sli- saw it man ('il:Ir:Pt'i ttitii nit xtrltrliitz )Vtil('I' rcnttitc II rnrt (tablets hat and loss it into crottri.

The incident occurred at Vai- sily Staditirn Oct. 23 during a melee foilpwin: It football grim: Stadium cortslahlr Jrtntcs Cnwlft HITCH" lint ttn- Ilttflitiftli, died ni Fl iteait altavk irstiitirtg from M. crlion.

Mrs. )l,,ar,v Ann Sheridan testi- fied at a special hearing int) charges of police brutality in con- nection with the intirient. Thm were made by ilohcrt Wright, and Michael (iiifiitt. 2?, who were. rltarged with obstriit-tion of pa lice.

The woman said Wright throw tho. Cnvtie tins lmttliit: hint awar. She described him as "a rilrttnk" (T1iati:r': Mtntiist Wright and Grif fin have not been heard.

A constable who was nccusctt of beating Vvfljlili. Vilcdncsday dp. riicd the charge Will" quc5Tj(,ng(1 by Mr. Jtislice W. D. Rn,-urn.

(Yvttslahle William (.'h:tmbcr deviled he hit or kicked Wrigh He said Wright attacked hint with a chair and he forced Wright to the floor.

Suspend Third Toronto lotcitey

TORONTO (CF)-A third Jockey was suspended Wednesday as the Ontario racing commission con- tlnued its investigation of reports that gamblers tried in fix It hnritc race at Dufterln Park here last Saturday. ' The tommission atispciided Ken

TORONTO,

she saw hat wltilc

Chicago

Pedalttv: Gadaby 8:51. Third Period

'1. Boston, Mackell 7:21. Penalty-None.

Stops: g Rollins 712 1-2 llenry D 6 2 Owner of Doped Horse Suspended

LOUISVILLE. Ki, IAPT 7 State

racing coinmission stewards Wed- nesday ordered a 90-day suspen- sion for an owiiei-ti-aiiicr whose horsc. winiter of a race at Churc- hill Downs, was found to have seen doped.

Suspended was W. E. Harned of Fort Scott, Kan. The commission said it chemist found traces of proeaiiie in urine from the horse, Coal Heat. Coal Heat won the lcuinh race last Thui'sdayf

To Boost. Baseball

In Australia SAN FRANCISCO (AP)AFl'lillK "Letty" 0iDoul, mic of baseball's

:1-eatest niissionaries, left. Wednes- day for Australia to try to get the sport started in El serious way.

OiDoul is responsible for the popularity of baseball in Japan. where crowds iiotv reach as large .15 100,000 a game. He pioneered the sport there 20 years ago and has seen it grow into 1 national institution. t

Horse Ovhters Ass'n President. Drivers Suspended

NEW ronx (AP)-George P. Monaghan. state harness racing commissioner, Wednesday expelled Erlward Doughtery of North Ber- gen. N.l., president of the Stan- dard Bred Owners Association. fioiit New York hiiriicss tracks for 011? year effective immediately.

The action was taken in connec- tion with Doughl.ery's part in an 18-minute delay of the second race it Yonkers Raceway Oct. 30.

Muiiagliaii also suspended tor six months eieht drivers involved in the race-Fraiik Safford. Maurice Pusey. Earl Dalton Hodgins. Jame: Workman. Cecil Champion. Hugh Bell. Stanley Dancer and Wendell Wiishcm. Jr.

Moiiaglian said his inquiry liott-ed the diivcrs believed they had not been getting the agreed purse inoiiey. amounting to 35 per cent of the Yonkers take and that

Clcincs pending a hearing F1'itlay. c1ia.rman S. Tupper Bigelow an- llOUllC:d.

that he offered a bribe in connec- tion with it race. The commission also indefinitely suspended groom Arthir St. John for refusing to lllSWPl'

comm ission questions.

Sol inciotln titty- unl sin Gillom Dispenser. Zips out now blades -

was

However, the commission per- mitted Clcmcs to ride his con- tracted mount on Wednesday”: card. He won the second race on Liettatcc.

The comiiiission Tuesday im.. pcsed ll lifetime suspension on lot:keY Ray Powers on grounds

Manly uynno ' Iravol can

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icsiii Staiidin

ST. CATHARINES. Ont. (CF)- Ttvo members of Harlem Globe- ttroter traveling basketball troope were lined in police court Wednes- day for smuggling a gun into Canada.

James Garner. 24, 1 trampolinlat who does a half-time act at Trot- ter games. and Matthew (Put) Kennedy. a. leading United states basketball referee, paid 3102. and 3100 respectively. Both pleaded guilty to the offence.

Hedtey Scores

By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Chicago. 3 Boston 4 Toronto 2. New York 1 American League -Pittsburgh 4, Cleveland 31 Buffalo 5. Hercshey 5 Atlantic Coast Senior Moncton 3. Amherst 1 Ontario Junior A Barrie 0. Toronto Marlboroa 8 Northern Ontario Senior Sault Indians 2, Pembroke 5 1 Ontario Senior A iKitchcncr 3, Chatham 3 Niagara Falls 5. stratford 5 Quebec Junior A Titois-Riviei-es 2, Jonquiere 0.

Doughtery urged them not to come

of the delay.

The commissioner said the in- quiry showed the track actually had paid 350,000 more in purses than required.

i First state in Australia ivide for old age pensions, Victoria lpassed such legislation in 1901,

NOV. 9 TO 13

TllliltSl).'H'-Arntlstice Skating Afternoon . .'t to :5 Night

iviiiiiar . ,

, Chiltlreii's Stunting . 4 to 5:311 1 IIOCKI-JV C rrtniirziticron

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SERVICE STATION

"We Will Remember 11tom"

OUR FIGHTING sons who oavr. mom LIVES IN BATTLE.

Rt-mcnthrancc Day - - - Nov. 11. 1954

Tom DAVIES

p

01'. GEORGE SI.

95 Maple Leafs Edge N. Y.

out for the second race the night

in nrmi

-FORUM EVENTS :

to 1.31

leytei Suffers

Scoring: None

New York Ranger: to a National 14:51, Murphy 18:05. .

Hockey League game Wednesday

sun for New York.

It was the fourth goal of th: Third Period Cal”-

. C GP W I Pl! N d F .. . . 1 1. 1 njure inger Hawks 12 6 2 4 H y I Islander: 12 6 0 6 12 4 when the Islanders play eh, Rambk” I3 3 2 5 3 NEW YORK. (CP)-Rudy iti;- into the last so mintites of play. Frcderlclon Capital: in the Ne! -...-C-. in supped in a 10400"... var” 131-ttnswick capital tonight, um iFing Hag sfefs iill'lhE final period to break it 11 SUMMAISY M” be mm” the services 01 3N P . itic and send the Toronto Mimic Fhsi Period Center mam copper Leyla-y” WU iFor Gun Tottng Leafs mm 1. 2.1 victory over 11.. scornins: None lcarnvd from Coach Brklacicn iaa

night. Copper suffered an liiyui-ea finger in Tuesday's game agamgl the Ramblers, There was no brokpg

night. S . d P i d . The . victory mm” 4, H . -cttjllg 3'” 0 y . bones but the joint has attellt-rt 1. Lcrifs' third place iP(l(ic"i';VPl' thhr I-lg-)r::)i?lt10'B!:1::;,,:t;AUnK 1'1 '” mtg Extent that Itmitvemems W Rangers to three points. it ua. P name-V Harm” PM hjaflg nl S131. laid a e the iiigir the first. home defeat of the si-a- 18,6; ” i ” T ggmi” a;”mel;.O5;unr)e55 gzggltdaijl ' ' ill

All of the action was c

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LAST ENDS

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season for Migay. It came shortly 2-New York, P090111 after Ranger rookie Larry Popcin tEathgaie. Murphy) . . . . .. 2:28, had tied the score at 1-1 duriit.: ll-Toronto, Migay 1 B 0 c 0 the same period. t (Hannigan) ti:-ill . TOTO!”-0'5 George Arnistibiiy, Penalties: Prentice ninjor, niis-p had ended it :C0IlClP.Ss dcaitllock in conduct. 7:37. p Bug h, T”. ptitc dying seconds of the secoir! Stops: ' . period to give Leafs .- 1-0 lead. Worslcy . . . . .. 12 14 10-36 MA; 9911 g - t.nteil Luniiey 8 ll - 35. &