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l .\'l-‘.W YORK, Jan.

i“ lMOIlGlZOH Wins Back His

_ Billiard Title ?’°""~°" °"""P_‘_"":°"‘ °"°' °°". lsusanx. N.‘ n. Jon. tat-unne-

1 0.—Willi9

, L "1 . Wins From Sussex

Atlanta-Gap 4 to 2 Dlflllon in Fact and Herd Fought (isms.

too Atlantic: defeated 181100: here tanlghtbyasoereotétni. ina very not game. The first period

cnttnnorrmowu connotes"

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lB. P. Lynch, p l ». Boston Sports ; "Editor, Dies

BCBTON, Jan. ltt-‘Byrney lPark~ er Lynch. sports editor of the Bos- ton American. died hero Saturday aged 41. He served in the Royal Canadian Air Force for 14 months

040R!‘ '~;s9:n>-@"' l ll WOOD! ploy

. I’ \ é A HARRISON FORD

PHYLLIS HAVER

"HOOT MON"

Two

Part Comedy

-‘ lloppe. IlQ-yearold billiard star. last _

might won back the world's 18.2 mfigyt: u?grnfixé“rhms lltfllk line championship by dethron- hum “med ‘he w“ “mun; €_i_ng Eric Hagenlacher, 1600 points me owqmnts. atone’ puud m "° 138" his brother on the wins. who floor-i

during the war. and during his service at Beatneviile. (1nt.. whet-n he was an instructor, he crashedl twice.

On the second occasion tho ca- ln the first four minutes of the ‘ml icc°mganygnieggw Y.“ 1mm" second period, Sussex bombarded m") e i? Grafton-fig’; M?‘ esinq Ilidlake. who took care of every- To‘? l‘; ‘if: wh e 5'3"‘ m thins. Alter four minutes E. Kervln g“ F“ ‘weak? “is l Lenin}! 3;“! ‘Named one’ making n 2 m o’ The cilnetlraefietll‘etubgcltlarasmettingitls. ‘axe ma“ rapeamd m eleven mm which resulted in dentlt. l

Two minutes later Lutz took up I a pnss from ‘Hunter and slapped l! between Bldlalteh; feet tor number one for Sussex. Gould 100k up

, The tlnal block. producing what veteran critics of balk line billiards lever spread before a New York gal- .lor_v, developed a desperate duel. ill-tin the lldc of brittle swinging bank and forth on the hlnnes of sensational runs. i‘ ‘ft-ailing by 183 caroms after . lloppc had added 23 to an unfinish- ,ctl string of <13 from the second ll-lttck. the champion cut loose with this most brilliant tally of the

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, CARL LAURA LAEMMLE LaPLANTE Directed by and DIMITRI FAT BUCHOWETZKI (yMALLEY Universal-Super Production d The Midnight Sun is glorious cntcrtai-zntcnt. It sparkles! l! Bclrltillites! It fairly iaubbles.‘ And gvgr all it i; magnificent and inspiring. Laura La Piante will charm you. Pat O’Malicy is a perfect Grand Duke, Raymond

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. , . a l;mgélgnsllflgnfeggagrfiyfaratlhiet?t: pa“ "Om Kewin on 1e“ wing’

lpilcd 11p another collection of 105 gleggtedigxguizr gfacggtilsgzb ‘in the next inning to take a lend of, d i d dod m 4 m 1 Wm, .1112. Heppe appeared distanced. Ffigflznflgi? about Oven ' ed a reversal of early season form.

lint the former champion, whose ‘ _ 1 ' _ in defeating the University of \‘l'cl-=t reign extcntletl over a period of al- ‘flllloilwqiuzlgg;Pifffginléuflfij 2?; eru Ontario team by a 6 tn l score 1110s! 17 years before he finally qcom 49‘ " ' here last night. k t H 5 lnnvetl to Jake Shaefer. two 3.11am - - '-' l ‘Roth combinations cp in 11*‘ ago, finally overhauled his rival Trunuittg and it “'11s not until the! with n spectacular string which ex‘ lfinal minutes of play that the Tlgcrl

ended llaizculat-hcrs best effort. ' sltttiors displayed n superior allnolt} ‘llulljir! finished in "HY"! dnrinzlchalthalm mlgillg tho puck twice to Ill-cult llill‘

spurts of 286. 129 and 43. tic null; will the game. llngcnlnchcr outscored the chal. _

‘IHHZPI’ ln last night's last blotgk, 517' __'___ l ' “ 4"

p. sou. but Manor's 1011401 111' "W" Gets s to 4'0'vcrtlmc Victory After - - -

rho second Mock combined with his; inherent,“ Baum

lllzlnlt-lllll play last zlil-‘llll. stared ofl‘_

lilo cit sing spurls- leafed Cnmpbclltott here last night TOROYTO m____l,‘_ydgok_ *5 to -1. The visitors opened; the _ ' ' _ _ ‘ ' a '_ 1800mm after twelve minutes or fast ulll not be sold e1 traded. l3our,,e

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Kerr. The Obatham centre follow- l,‘ ‘ROI “i”: l‘ [l n‘ Benormlll cd with a second six minutes later. ficfmgm? "a élnlsyxei" ‘I1 ‘ do m" 1101mm scored one for the home '_° Temam “ l f“ fll“ ,, squad when thcro were but. ‘.20 soc- “f: ‘m: m “mm m: ms “my (1682. ands to gm Thomas umgm we ‘use stud Charles Querno. tnnlnagtl or‘ {mm the fnceofl, an“ tied the score the St. Pntrtcks hockcy c u 1. cont- wlm a prpuy shot m“ -_hofom the tnnnting on reports of trnnsactlonsi ran ' 1 involving some of the lrlsb players. 51:11.0 second poriotl Tlltnmnsi “ualdplfiml "my 1mm ‘he 53ml’; again ‘(mud a hole in ‘leafs g“m_d_ ncrt wool; but there is no cOlillillLV, he" fled me score “nee “mm three about it. llo is needed to help out! minutes mum For me remamderoulthti) defense. lithe 003105 15L tWl-lill of the rperiod Camphellton had the m‘ Y "' m‘ m“ ‘om m ‘ O rm“ advanm e in territory way but m“ club for the balance of the season.

0.1 w mink me “e Keoughan for Querrle is satisfied with the‘ the visitors got another past Illac-Giams “s the 5mm! ‘ma is San". Kenzie in the third after twelve 14mm’ that “fey m", nlenacel '.‘“°I minutes of may‘ but Wilma}; on {he leaders before the long campaign! Camtpbellton right wing made the l“ 0W“

PRINCETOWN. N. .l., Jan. 10.— Princeton's hockey sextctte display-

C.\..\I'HBDIALTON. N. 8.. Jan. 10- ln an overtime game Chatltnm tlev

f Campbellton Beats Town Hockey Team

EDMUNSTON. Jan .10.—.\loro ‘than 1,000 tans WitnI-ssetl lhc lowu hockey lcnm take a trimming at ;lht.- hands of the. Camphellton cillil ;llr-re last week. in one of the hnrt1~ est foulzht gameg over wltnesectl on local ice. The score was 3-2. Although from start to ilnlsh the local boys kept within constant reach of the Camphellton not the Tttmpbellton gonler proved a bur- fricr, Proulx. the Edmunston goaler. Vvas not in his usual l'orm and l

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found himself rather busy through- out tho game. In the last period the Edmunston lntfs seemed to get the upper ‘hand, and relllstered. two goals in quick ‘any M‘ ‘succession. but the bcll prevented '1hetn from entering the tying score.

Although the game was one of

t I -_.-_<-o>_____ »/ Gbatzham got its winning coal __ __ when n face off followed a mix-up ' ‘ beside the local net. the fastest ever played here, each

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lside were unanimous in declaring l '|lt one ot‘ the cleanest games lllFY By ("TEC") , =hatl so far itidulgctl in. I _ The speedway on the Park Road-J

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has rejuvinaletl many 0i1l< lime horsemen and Slllnlllflleil illall)’ 116W 0110b‘ ll) Sll('ll flll QXLODK

. thatavaflabic speed is l1cing picket the Charlottetown Curling: Associa- _'

I A. "on Rink‘ .\lr. Peter Conroy olvtler of tilt

SACKVl-IJUE. Jail. 10.—Tl1c cn- The ice was ~ . t m. t H H .~ I)ha>. ‘lire campus of Mount. Allison is this but a little heavy f0!‘ k881i 00111116" "Her O 5 g a) e “Hug M“ lg

l l’ lDx J k J ukln. the f .t hveek engaged in extending ‘hemluoxh however i021? very) ‘lreurty 321011??? year 213d 1i:id1t;hc Grcttaqt. lhcnrtics of welcomes to the veteran slots were execu e 1_v eac 1 cat .

‘;,,,¢.key'¢0a¢h gum-y 311.59.", who‘ Although the scores were somc- u‘ Th 0.9m ‘he _ “SW1 has returned 215111" 1° "k9 "Y" “h” °ne"“ded' m“ did "at take 1.ionellrqlli'fn11lrceDlrct-L llllv rezgnlfl] "he "ems 01' m“ Game“ “M Gm“ “way from the interest or the game im rt rll l1 Dr Charles ‘DOIIHTH is ' ~ -- 1a the players kept. going strong P” e Y " . ‘ " gmflmé fl:l3'l'hn"°h2?g ilfizialgozgg 31m“ the la“ stone w“ in ma“, hcitlg greatly admired by ‘lncltl. 70711-311 (1 .w < H ~_' "I ~_h _,1.

past month, ht: has; tlsaveloped the. The Rom-in game is sure dravy- m“ Owl‘ MISiHm-s hock“), mam from a medl- int: n large following, and before.

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‘or-re squad to one of‘ the rnou pro‘ 111° 911:1‘? '32???‘ "mm Wm M wcallh of inst 112101111! Drfllllficts its; lmrstmt lmfirugltttnlzs m 1.11» .\ltlrl- so%e0 téonowifig h .111" “flung of M present. Among ‘he number “ml

limp‘ . writer recalls at the moment art-

H FULWI‘ mi“"[;\.“l “Hm; ‘(firs)’: m“ nigh“ game!” (‘olorntlo A1210. lxiltisc Colorado) ..\' ' Y '1 l'(:l'1-l:f' .3 I i‘ - t

l .,._(ll.l;ltt-t-;,"dim-ltd to return tn the Col. Hooper . . . . .. lli. Vviuchesler 1.1"": ACPBS’ Dl;"‘;‘-“““l"°1‘-_7“~"“|

not till-l (lulu and continue his‘ W. A. Mcutrcn . . A. Vlnnicombo “c” U“ "ma" > " ‘q if‘ ‘m,’ I

' v "k (t l'~~'l \\'lllit'l' in llll‘llllll,'rI‘:-E Clawsgn _ _ J_ A_ Denney and Marge lllrctt. _Wll.tl n mu. lli‘,

‘ “‘ ““l‘ ’ " ' m H w S50“ q C “com slow class pace \vlll lbc this your‘

m" “ ‘mm Yo‘ 31mm‘ A 50"‘ “' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " ' " with those and additional startcrsu

lSklp 5

‘Ship 10

lie rocogttlzcd as one of lhc best; lhockcy coaches in the cast and last lseason he produced a team from R. lnPage

‘lcnmparallvely green material that E. D. Nicholson

.Slo\v class trotters appear lcssl numerous at present. lgo, that‘ beautiful Ozoff gelding owned by

D. McKinnon Dr. MoGuigan

lllfupq] 11m tide to the fast U. N. llwDr. Archibald .'. C. (l. Duffy “r wmrl Kcnv 100M [he mo“

jut-aloud - ‘J. A. S. Bayer . . . . . . .. '.\l. T. Titus y‘ _ ' _ i H I -] ‘ ‘" " V , Skip 12 Skip 3 ptomm n1: in 11 s c 7191.. ‘ l . _ The new motley class vocation ofl ECOIIIBGY M81166 Hit p. n. ZlIoLaine .... .. 11. .1. Fraser gflmfl-‘liqhfglrc-jcflq If lflllrtfelvelpflll

, . 1t. .1. Phillipa . . . . .. 1.11. McKenzie f a W" " f1 " _1°__'f"'11lf ‘ J_ n Simmons _ _ _ I _ _ _ __ H». can“, game. The \\t ter hntll thopllvllept l ‘ ' lll. A. Ebert-i l1. A. hft-Klinnon "1 ""91"": ~“‘*"“""l ‘Amgwl *1 whim‘

l . Skip 9 Skip 5 nu the streets rcccully, nnll In any, ‘Marie Prue“ Sear" in Hm, pup» I'll.- lrttst lltcy are good lllnltlltlz- ztl-i l ~~ (v ~- --------- ~ n W11; 121.111.‘: ‘.'.:':':;..=ri*::'. 2133'; l (l. Fillitei- 1..1lodgson ‘ ' 7 ‘ ' '

i Marie prevost and her Comm“. R‘ a Taylor _ A. C_ Sinclair son‘ lmngsct wlth several t: your’ jriols in fun provided much merri- (;_ Hughes __ _ _ _ _ __ w_ UL Stewart 011131111118 standard 11:11.

.mcm .11 1hr.- lPrlnce Edward Theatre 5km 9 Skip 4'

fliflfflldl “T1011 "Vi? l" M11719!“ The noxt matches for the Wrllrlll

. 00m" was Show“ for m9 f1“; Trophy Wm he played o" wanna’? Cnlltuck of Summers-title null Viv-w

.llll'l0 hcro. The presentation wasidny ovenmg at 7 and 9 Okla,“ 1.~,- 1W3“ of S1. mun-o 11.1.. lmlll‘ .1 huge 5lll(‘('(*flg_ lsctiutiug for mosptscls for the (‘filli-

llul1tt_v~~"\\'cll. truinldvv. my dour. If‘. l“: 5"“H°n- I'm prcvt-nletl from coming lmtnt- this cvt-nlnl-fl I'll send you :1 tmlr."

Wifleafddzert-‘s lln nmwl, I llllvn nl» rcutly Izlkcn it mil 111' your lull-r .'

l "Up in Michel's iloom" provides’ in delightful evening of laughs over ln chemist which a young innocent husband gives his bride who later ‘divorces him, and then holds the ‘chemise on which is embroidered ‘fxlnbcl from Garrty“ tiger the head bl" Garry. who poses as an innocent ‘bachelor. (lorry, of course. tries frantically to retrieve the elusive cl1clniso,aidcd by his faithful valet.

Marlo and the rest of those who at one time or another are caught l"up in Mailers room," inclutllnlz Harrison Ford, Phyllis Hover, Harry Myers. Sylvie. Breamcr, Paul Nlcllolsotl, Maud Truax. Carl Ger~ 11rd. William Orlsmoud and Arthur HOYI-fflffl all kept busy demon strntlng some delightful theorems. ill fun. -

They conclusively prove that Monet's room is the world's busiest bordolr: that doors are invention:-

'Jll.mcs Flood, Soutllporl. the fast

1101111111 $12111 2 Year Contract".

former lSt. Louis manager was NEW YORK.

Jan. 10.-~1'togers was believed "that his New York "M11511? 104111)’ Hlglicd a two your snlnry aIppronchr-s $40000. _ l contract to play second base and ‘

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l D"- "Mk Jmlkin“ hi“ $0111 i" MP-Ifllnsgow jumped into second place u

Cross Alleys the Barbers defeated the Ramblers by a very close score Stecher succelafuly ‘defended 'hiu of 2473 to 2416.

players:

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FELLOWS BOWLING LEAGUE

‘Fucstlay. Jan. lltll. 7 11. n1.—.\'.cEncl1vrl1 vs. llowltll. 'l‘ltcsdn_v, Jan. 11th ..\‘.30 p. m.~ Ht-lllnel- vs. Nichols-rm, \\'ctlncs<lu_v, Jun. 12th. 7 p. 'lll.".\(lill1l.\‘ vs. llolvn.

'. Jan. 181b, 7 p. m.» llt-i-Int-llcrn \ . Atlanta. Jan, 114th. 8.1111 p.nl.»-llt1\\ n \.~=- 1 ('lll)lSl>ll. \\'1-tlllt-.<tltl_v, Jam. l!ltl1.7 p.111. llmvztll vs. St-lllllr-l‘. ‘lutestlzty- 1:111. . ills’\l<'l':1ll'll(‘l'll \.~=. lhnvlt. 'l‘llt-slltty, Jan. u1.~~—lltl\vnll \s, Xicltolsotl. Wt-tlllcstltty, Jun. 2151.11. 7 p, m.” ‘(lttllls vs. -Scnlttcl'. ‘Tuesday; i-‘cll. 1st. 7 p. 111-Nicholson vs. Alcl-Incllcrtl.

‘Fut-sltltty, l-‘ch. lat, 8.311 p. 1n.—llo\vt1 vs. Selllncr- lVt-tlttcstlnyz l-‘cb. 2nd. 7 ll. ln.—~lln\valt vs. Atlnlns. ' ‘Ftlt-stiay. l-‘ob, Slit, 7 ‘ll- 1n.~-~-.\rl:|t11s vs. Nicholson. Thtcsztltty, I-‘trb. 81h. 8.30 p. ll1--*'Ml'l‘:tltflll"l'll v14. Scntnor, “bdncstllty, Feb. Sllll. 7 p. nL-llolvatl vs. Down. 'i‘uestlny, Fob. 15th, 7 p. 1ll.——l)<1\\'tl vs. ..~\llilll1S. Tutcstlay. Feb- 15tll. 8.30 11. m.»- Niclttllsolt Scnlncr. Wcdncstlay, Feb. 16th. 7 11. lll.-H0\\'flll vs. McEachern. 'l‘ucs<lny. Fcb- 22nd, 7 p. lTL-‘Allflnlh’ vs. Mcliacherlt. Tllfirilltly, lfcb. 22ml, 8.110 11- 11t.—~ ‘slcnlncr vs, lltnvall. Wednel-ldnyn Fob. 23rd. 71p. 111.-—-:\'lL‘ll0lS0l1 vs. Down. 'i'uestlny, Mar. 1st. 7 lp. tar-Down vs. Alt-Ellclterll. ‘fucsltluy’, Ilfttr. 1st. 8.30 -p_ n1.-Nicholsol1 vs. llowatt- Wednesday. Mal: 2nd. 7 p. 111.—Senlncl- vs, Adalns. Tuesday, hint‘. iltlt. 7 lp. ilhr-Nlflllfllfififl vs. McEnchern. ‘Tuesday, Mar, 8th, 8.30 p. tn-“Adruns vs. llowatt, “Indncstlrtv, Mar. 9th. 7 p. llLW-Eifililll‘? vs. Down. 'l‘ucsll‘t1y'. .\l:tl'. lfltll, 7 p, 1n.»—Sonlnrl- vs. htt-Eachr-rn, ‘fllestlny: Mar. lfilh. 811011.111.» V i1olvn vs- llowntl. Wetlncsday. 11:11". 16th 7 p. 111.~Nicbols<1tl vs. Adams. ‘Fucstluy, Mar. 2211d—I’luy-off. Wetluestlay’, hint‘. 23r(l——I’in_v~off.

Battle I11 Regular League» Game

NEW’ (il.L~‘i.SGO\\', Jan. l0.-No\\'¢ _ four goal lead. the locals sccmed

, _ i ‘ _ ‘in. the A. ‘I’. ('. League tliantlinl: coutcntrtl in lcavo matters as they B?" “gweeklmg Dmlm‘ 5°11."- llorc inst night win-n they sent were but. Sleliartolt forced tho play lback Slollarton l1y n score of four and before the game had gone very 111111111 to two, The game lull. 11M exhlbitlotfof hockey. 511“ llvenctl up at en an increase over his Cardinal ‘he fly‘: hundred salary which was $30,000 a year. ll to”.

was only a fair far had bagged two goals. This put but the pace a new face on the situation and limes and this kept the game was a. nip and tuck affair fnns on their till the final l1cll rang.

11.105713511111111.’ one... ctotnga‘ ‘Joe Stecher STJQQIt-i-y Dgfcnd-

ed "in Wrestling Ttls. , . PHIJJADBLPHIA. Jan. Ill-Joe

Last night on the Ieagtte of the

henvywelaltt wrestling title inst Following arc the scores and night. by throwing Nick lLutz. for- mer Nolro Dame coach, in 59 min- utes. 6 seconds.

i aANUA

steer 1m flash "s

flaring the Next Ten ~l1aye ‘57

Going into the final gesslon with‘

RY 11, 192

r~-r,v'.'1.

Discounts"

partlnents

20 Per Cent 0 f l

! metal the “Y”

I 10.30-11.20 Special Class. :l.30—5.00 Intermediates. 0.1?» -.\'.00 Employed Boys. S.0ll—l0.0ll Seniors.

———--<oai-— 5‘ . ’ “Y_ Bowltng I 'l‘l1c second section of the Otlll- feliows llmvling League gets awe)‘ tonight at 7. anti 8.210 p.111. At 7 o'clock .\lcEachcrn's pair off with liowattlq team. Al. 8.120 p.n1. SentucrZ-x plays Nicholson's.

; T011111 captains are specially re-

quested to have all (‘heir team 011 deck at the above mentioned hours.

l ~On Wednesday night Adanfs v!- Down l1lay at 7 p. 1n.

loam

1037B

41011111111 advantage in weight and score a victory.

A judge and referee agreed H181 McGrnw -\\'011 from the Seattle title- ltoltlor at Madison Square Garden last night. “bile tho other judlll‘ voicd- for a drtuv. No championship was involved. as tho bout was =11 cntch-wcllzllt. and both (‘olllvulnlllfl were" over the limit. McGralv at 1341A; and Morgan 131%. '

. organ showed great gntnctless. but waltotl too long to start his tlrlvo, J l >

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Talksto London ‘ Cost Is $175

(Special to The Guardian)

NEW YORK, Jnn- 7.—'l‘l1e firil- commercial trans-Atlantic radiu telephone call was made by Rlllllh Pulitzer. lpresident of the Ne“ York Herald. and Ralph D. Dlum- Ollfiflfllll. editor of the 140M101] Ex- Dress anti formerly of llhllwauilc"

lPlllilzer was notified shortly of!‘ er 9 o'clock titers was n call T01 him from London. "I can hear 1'0" perfectly" Pulitzer said. H