Career Growth Of Bosebqli 7

Crmie Mack Passes Ai Kullma.nilNeltsAThree A I Beavers Blank D Hell 0': 5l"C90Cl0be,"l5.. Ramblers 7-0 W Dem"

LONDON (AP) - An investlga- denly seemed to. be going 9 tion was ordered Wednesday into the picture. ills heart iuit co British welterweight Peter Water- and up gt ill. age," SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CP)-Led by the three-goal effort of Wally Kullman. Saint John Beavers hum-

ny iuhril BEBNSTEIN PHILADELPHIA (APl- Connie "Mack, baseball's grand old man at whose 62-year career paralleled the growth of the sport. tiled Wed- nesday at the age of 93. He had been falling steadily since falling out of bed and lteak-l 5 hip last Oct. 1.

man's disputed decision over for- ll (M k- mer world champion Kid Gavilan begilgzqnkzzxxr bouebgfl 'll Bsteliyards of the British lllloxlng from cdmmlssldn” Ford . l

ll" 9' Clmml ”'d"9d ' e down hastened to euloslze the null vestlgation after interviewing Ben who lived for baseball. ,,

Paul Leclcrc with 42 shots in addi- tion to the seven good ones while Shirley had to stop only 21.

ilaied Amherst Ramblers wiui . 7o whitewashlng Wednesday night suininnry Green. the referee who save log in . Sam l.-,lcl., , , and lengthened their Atlantic Cong! First period I. Sailll lllliu, Walefman the Verdict in Tuesday Mack spent 50 years of his base nms ls R gml lo” ll. ' Senior Hockey League margin Hamilton (Smith. Nicolle i7l-1. "lghls 10-rounder. The inquiry waslllall ...,.-.,o. as manager of Phlla- Mr Mack Wu pram. , over second place 'Amiiei-st to 16 Penalties Killlmail 1324, J) (iley 5” M F” 22' .- delvhia Mhlelim " "19 'l"'."'"a” Mr igasehail himself ii, ,l poll-llllm ll l 13:” Reid 19325” rcl2llg:risBtIilSSilloieb(?l,l(il::e lilill? b:!'l,.Iel.lL-e?gue' ll lflrm zzdegluallllsdllgdl 3::Iwill be remembered for the ggwlluy e 2: ll out was Jim Shirleys Second period 1. Sdlili .iohn, that goes the distance. illth l)el'gcg0m ncmglcague Hues andmess: ldndllnesd leadershiv ml i continuity he gave our grcal nl

Gil” -Yil"l .- avlal” manage" am five world cllampiunsillps hcforc

Nicolle (Smith, Hamilton! 4.18; 3. Chade. asked that lhe decision belrellring in ms”. l

first since his recent return to Saint John, Kullman (Barrett).

,ai-lion after absence through iii.

tional game." V

in Chicago, tWill Harridgc. pi-Id

lugicsk H -n 5239: 4. Saint John, Jones 7:43. reversed ed 1 t 420 av is am on openedth - P it .-; Brkl' -'-h 114236, G .. ' . , . ll He in riuiety a ti ii. in. . lot: with assists by Gerryeshciltli 153153. lltalllmaln ditalm, Jacklin llcel ffllllsglglllclglllallj” gE'fsl'5: llglsrlnsr at the home of one oflhis lsicigf "' "W A"””"" l-"inn; V. l 1 ,, and Nick. Nicolle. The same line Third pcriod: Saint John, deal," he ldld newspaper med ldaughtcrs. Mrs. l-rank Cunning-ll ,,,I;0 me the name of C0,; i --a.. e l M clicked in the second period. Kuilmaii uiuner lllncllbcrgcri :30; Law Burslml European ,.cpl.e.;ham, in the Gerniantowil sectionlluavk alwdvs has been sv . lllM('nlle(hSlllJDl.lng. Kullman and 6. Saint..lnhn. lltlbic tKullman. senlallve cl llld ldlel.nall,,l.,al goxwof Philadelphia. His wife. four! l with baseball uandl:l;'Wlll;l Cenierrnen On Top Lines ;.”".2?' ..?..i".i.2".”.2f.iLS'”.?.a:3””” i?;l:”.ii'Ji'.;..7 :::::.:.:u we ”"”.i7i'.i” ”.' w-'- it . ' . - ' - mission doesn't do anything about were at is be s e. uncra .9 3118 he ld ed 0 llh I Ron Rubic sandwiched one be Penalties Roll -31, 7:43. Kuzma lllls no Amerlcan llglllers wllllwlll be announced today. game v . .ne 0 e room. H Mack, wlm was bum Dec. 23' ers of the American League, lil

will he fill-iniz ('ili'll olhl-r iollightlliustler. is the pivot liian hEl.W!.'cl1iHlll!ll0l, one of the lcnuucs lllilll' tuccli l(ullman's third period pair, 7:43 came to England ll, llle llllul-ey h had --:-?e a----- --e-e llm ln Easl gmllkfleldl M355. and lcgldmallhlgnllelglc record 0l nerd lane and all baseball.

l hempse Grcgory and Billy Rug-l if-.35 are ll". dpllsolml cclllernmn and” me Alrpnii iii an miporlallt is-lPal'kdalc Flyers high sclloring csl scorers. cciitcrs Blibliy Utmllug and Wally also helped Roll. ,'llp22? (, squads thatlland lcaglieigllllli, rcal,(.arvcr brolllcrs Skip and Allie, and Dick Carroll. i fmfgllllnoellulllls Oglgalldlnrgezitllplligg "ll: I Slllgpzi 21 I0 11 42 changed his name from Cornelius as player manager and outstanti . r .cc r -- r t v - l.x'IFll0I'S uii ' t h din, Shirley 3 711-21 mcilluggggzlltgolggggge lsggclliegg ing executive." " ' i ' And in Cincinnati. Walwtvn c

unable to walk since his accident. Only last week his son Roy an- nounced that for the first time since'lii8B his father would not make his annual pilgrimage to the south for spring training.

Giles, president of the Nslioliu; League. commented. "the lzanieli better for his having been such big part of it."

DEAN OF GAME Walter l0'Malley,

ic.l.'.rE':.9- .d Championship For Montreal In July

lllltish Consuls - F. Acorn is ilr.

M'rlL'D0flald. ice 1 L A B. Bagliall, A. .i..

ullmportant Game Tonight

Primroses Bid For Third;

7 P. M president

I lllii-Lend, Ed. Bruwll, J. Mcix'clina MONTREAL iCPl - The 1956lCoULDN..l- WALK , F' C . T. I is HA Ilil0Cal'l'il)ll1Ol'g,HGelf). Aililcr- Callladbian (l)peil1 golf thhalilaioilshlali llnad ls unable to walk ,, sald the Brooklyn Dodge”: ..i- die: son. . ve, r. ' alley. wi e paye a te on re ll , v --we shall mourn ll" lm-I d

W.--. l ' ice 2 C .1, .1, Mop.-is, s. Ci-iisliy, - - --e - -- --------------------e-e laeaconslleld club July 5-8, it was R0Y- WE CBITY lilm 10 and lmm C l M k l l ye a n I n C e G. Bennett, W. Scantlebury vs C. 6 The Chnrlnhfleflown Gllltldilll, Tlllllldly, Fob. 9, 1955 announced Wednesday. l lahll? "ll" avgrylt dial! kl”; '3 5h”g l,:;':l,:ll-salclall 0rlupy-d,::v- d"?.'! lllin l I .d l V lilacLi-ian, V, Rodd. D. A. Cox, Rn -7 Clarence Campbell. presldenthof Fidel 3" (till lllh "05 UP Waller 0. (Spike) Bldg" Jxl ' e Montague Primroses, what This uill lie the last time those In itluli-h tllc league lead. The .V0iIllI lllall0l.V. l , i ll" N5ll0l'lll HOCRPY l-Baillie. I! m3 HE rp sou . wcsldent M Dem)" lagers. I I: have their sights set on I third slotltwo squads will meet in i-cgulaint-luh are breathing down their I Ice 3 -- R. Parent. Dr. Pwrw-.;P C S t E h been named lournanlent clInii'man. The family physician. DR lll3l" deeply drleved lo lam '0, Mr. l ly 2 points away "and Howard MacDonald. H. Wooldrldgel O. C , fol; thinopen. lwlsllghoogallrlel total ,ld0l'l Gopailgmnialtll Maclluhad bge" Mackfs passing This loss is I W: pr le oney 0 " "mg lv Ce Y" "'1 "as 33' sonal one to rile. He was I greit

in three other ap-lllccks on should Parkdale lose its next and last two games and the B.Y.C. win their ltiiic game there will be I two-

vs W. Pickard, P. M. Simmonds, G, Buckley R. Slein. ice 4 -- Ed. Taniun,

enthusiast and morning.

playoff bcrth. get a chance tollightileagile play. for

to gain sole possession of that placel pearailces the Primroses have when they face the Parkdale Fly-been slit-ccssi'lil on two of thcm l hile the Flyers took a 4-2 win in

Campbell is a golf has served as rcferee-in-chief several major tollrnameots in the -

guiding influence to baseball men everywhere and lovcd by fans llill those connected with the garlic,

C. Bou-

No Alibis; Possibly Aces A

Virs at the Sports reua. .w l V

'?l'CsEllil'y tied with S.D.U. for their last nlccilng. wny deadlock for the top spot. l rvault. R. Ewing. Pres Brydzvs vs l l

third place the Primroses can Aftcraiisoriiinga 5-l lacing from Aftcr tonight's clash the Prim. lSll'.Rld.Jl(i,ihancsltliJlnyrclx.big.Zlikgrghnsiiin. yllgtylilrtslleal dmrm wmun recent S -lite MCCaFll1)'. former nlanaml Announcement of the arrange-l Ol llle New YDFK Yankees. lll.

break the tie and climb witlllii 41119 B.Y.C. on Tuesday night the roses will have two more to go. K30 P M A l l ments was made jointly,by A..f Mack "probably did more,.,

points of the idle B.Y.C. if theyll-llycrs are still in the position On Fcbruary 16 they meet the St I E lh mt round in the on c m o t w'th win. , h th y d on r vi t ry th I b d then end 3" lll 9 ,5 'l D 0 e' u I 8 . W are 0 "C9 6 mo 9 C 0 ylllguredlllacru sclizldule all llle Central Crozimcrles Clilb Play to There comes I time when the is concerned. Of course. the fans ClmPb9ll. Collsfleld Pl'C!ldEl'll- (Th; ll”l:::fl'l”K '" villi" ";”'W& baseball llmll 811! Olller IIlan.'-' n - 2Ist with a 4-point bout with st. select one team to represent lhe process of offering Ilibls for I are naturally I bit disappointed and James P. Angiin of Monlrell. 0" Ill I H1110 3 9 PM August. A. Busch. Pfemlilll ll? in This COl'ner i)ullstaus. Parkdales last' clash Cw 0- C-Ilvlllhe Central Creamcr- tail-end team must get slightly when it is all over and the Aces Dresldml olllhe RCGA. Arenl ' the St. Lnills Cardinals: "Tile. lcs Provincial play at Charlolie- lml-in lo tll. l-gull” pubuc. urg once gull; rlnluu-ll, Qvgyl ll The Canadian Open was last held Montague Goal. Ward. defense. lrlnalll of cnnnle lllllck l, . bldwlh in Montreal in 1950, at the Royall .l. Coyle. M. Connolly. Mackae. lame.-lei; and-lo baseball." ....

will be against Summcrside at the Arclia on February l-1. Figuring that Parkdalc will han-

lt II I photo finish. But during the contests there is always plenty of Ipince-tingling action.

G. MacDonald. D. Nicholson, W.

Ph'i Wi l . - I Gregory: forwards. 13. Bowling. I H ey "reside". "( ll"

Chicago Cubs: "As one of the meal

The Summerslde Aces should be

town on Feb. 22nd. Eleven teams In pretty fair shape now after

of curlers who have not complet-

Montreal Club. Jim Ferrier of San Francisco was the winner.

How Now Gordie Howe? Just Great Or Greatest?

There is no longer any queslions of whether or not Gordie Howe is gloat. The only realm of specul- ation left is. how great is Howe? Detroit supporters will tell you even without dropping a hat that Howe is the greatest, and the most. But in Montreal we have it but

die Summerside. whom they have already defeated 3 times in 3 tries. the Primmses are exceed- ingly anxious to get into that third spot if only because they have had far more sllccess against Allie Carvers crew than against the B.Y.C. The Primroses have engag- ' ed the youth club 3 times and have, sccn a total of Ill goals get by Gene Warll while they have been able, to reply with only 9. And on top of that the Primrose: lost all three

playing four games. and having at least as many practices since the silver hilt: put the Civic Stadium out of operation. The possibility has occurred to in. Ind must have occurred to loyal Summerside fans by now. that the Aces may not have what it usually takes to get I champion- ship team Iteanii-oiling on its ways to final victory.

ed their fourth year of curling ex- perience have entered this double knockout competition which is go- ing to develope into the most popu- lar competition in P. E. I. Curling history, as it has prizes for the winning team in each club also the Trophy and prizes for the Provin- cial winner along with runncr up prizes. Following iii the 11 teams. The first 8 play tonight

The risk that the Aces will rise

.. S.

10 Fm game up in their wrath at the above

Beaconsfleld was the host club inl 1946 when two American pros,l George Fazlo and Dick Metz. hadl to decide the title in an 18-holed

and the reaction of the crowd reflects this. That is why we think the falls down here will stick to the team to the bitter .

end. Acludlly Ill ll” Ac" have playoff. Fazin was the winner.

to do now is to knock off the . It la fexllgmed that Am?” all." Runs ln me phylols (ll Palmer 0 trobe. Pa. 1955 win- ihey get in the playoffs; the boys "er at. Tm-""0 we5t;l"" lfvllu M W of the executive are playing it lha,l'.'l(1l "lldgeefgnce lllfll ls l't"htI safe) and who will care about all vnnceeclly Opg:nnl"H(;;Vlsl.ord' Czar- lhe” M" m'55"' land from Montreal the iouringl We haven't really made any pi-in Rryslhglsllzsllggll '3'pc:l"llQll13;edcl

3. Hughes. 0. Carroll, H. Mac-

Lean F Landry S Trowsdnle wml the longest history in pmmn . - . - .

slonal baseball. Connie Mack will

I). MacLeod.

Parkdale Goal. Roper; defense. ;ufls',:fl'(l,il";"'l:fj;T;l;,';ll”;n:”lf "

A. MIeLeod. Hill. Josey; for- Ty Cobb who played mm. ' -,l

wards. A. Carver, S. Carver. Gregory. Dunn. J. MacLeod. K. Ready.

Mack down and cried when told of death, "I loved Mr. Mack." s, sobbed. ''I just can't help crying, at hearing that he's gone." '

in 1927 and 1928. bro hill

Si. Pals Defeat . KRUPP OUT TO SELL .11

I I I

DUESSELDORF Germany in .

Nine Mile Creek

back even further there are older- timcrs - for example Elmer Fer- guson - who readily say that the greatest of the great was none other than Cyclone Taylor.

might not be drinking champagnellt again. We think the Montague from a silver milg this sprlng.lPrimroses are just about good is there I sllvertenough to come up with the lucky the .number in the play-off sweep- stakes. Bud Dowling and his boys be. And it wouldn't hurt to havemre playing. bang-up hockey. and a prize for the leading scorer atiseem to improve every time out. the find of the regular season. Arelwe wish the Aces coilld sit on the, you listening Summcrside and sidelines and see this Dowling Charloilciown merchants? ' organizing his attack. He's all the

) N (R C -A d I . seglerlil tlmu::ncd':)greel:cll'”l;'tali:n'economic infiltration by initiating-. Prime Minister Antonio Segni and

O Enters Finals In Foreign Minister Gaetsno Martino when they arrived at Bonn station

D'- w"'"l'dll M3's'l)"""ld" llllk Monday for I four-day official visit dcfelntctl. Dollg Cameron 14-12 in lo we” Germanyl Clllel loplc, lo, llle British Lonsols play at the dlscdsslon wllll west Germ". Charlottetown Curling. Club last lends" wlll be Eumldml lll. Ell night to advance against the un- mpg” -lomlc energy pddl' and

Ice 3 e Reg Reid. Heath Mac- Lean. F. H. Maclnnis. J. T. Whit- luck vs H. Dnbson, R. LeClair, G. Henderson. Gco Burden.

ice 4 e Leigh Donald. Dr. Cox. Maynard Mat-Millan. Kip Rqady vs M. Hagan. D. R. George, V. G. Howatl. Wm. Wood.

Other tcams are-

H H. Simpson, Doll Maclnlul-ye,

tempered fellow named Maurice games. ice 1 e G. Stewart, Jas. Cam- Rlchard who has prnven in the - 'rniiiizht'll game starts at 8.30 eron. Dr. Brown. D.Matheson vs slwder ”"l m”” "5 "l NW5” ”” dlcllm” 'l"c' 135' ml WM" vwe lice July 12-15. They then swing plsl 13: years llml he la 8 lalrly V sharp. , paul ll-Rourke, D A. lyucgachel-ll, pieaxlons of doubt dfoest l'i0t'l&Vl)lll:Y wcked Brooklyln lo Wlln ll! Selene 'hi'ick to Boston for the PGA Open te")'TA”"ed KWPD. Owner oi ccl-'nDetent'hockdeY player himself. , ,' ls "W-”FCT-'Tf Addie MacDonald. Clifford Camp- lit!-w!'dI Xlaltlh ei-bot ac, we '1 the thetve befn aylng igdw yhoplngllluly 20,24. Albany defeated Nme Mu. Creek ol die worm. largest Wu. H, T en there are still some dicllnrd . ' bent . , Ales ell llll or lerwmngl mm gllhnl we. auullmmlm” uc”""el"'-TGT'"'T - 11-8 in the first izame 0! llw m,ll””5- Ml he” M9lld!3!”l9T ll" owners name or tfaculll Spill 2 is ””?.W'd- Vs . . .'.,'..x '' .' ." ”;::..:s:.... :.”..I:.".::l - or --ma-an-i name -to Hone and ms Wt T- "was ”i..... ..::l.:.”' '3" "2; . ... .. .. .2; MacDonald Rink - comma wu- ' . D9 all V5 ,H- l1- 937- R0" la ' - '3 . app 1' C P 99 9 y C , . 3 - ,9 etrntlon in these areas. A spokes- lon klnson, E. Gillespie. G. Scanllebury though it looks as if the Aceslely on one bullseye. so well try BONN GREETS PM - man for Krupp said the indlis trlali.-it wishes to counter Russian

privaie dcvclopment 'emes in

which reminds us, underdeveloped countries.

mug up for competition in lcague. if there is not, there should

Over Mob Rule

NELS STEWART TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)-Uni-. ,versity of Alabama faculty mem-

almuerlcdlh wmlll dnltylhzlglbcrs spilt Tllcstloy over a resolu- lm " 9 gr 0 u lot: the school cannot

, . ltion asst-rt Howe lmum have to mm ontinue in operate unlcss faculty

Even though Nels Stewart scor- Id 53 more goals during his long

badly games

year W815 m ” hm" than LP"-mmmc d t d t t t d from A ll Andcrsun C Rclidv harder to stop because vou never

Sl l. khtldn such": are proccc - - v - .- l V - . - l ' fllel”n:gS:"E;::lalnl:,wa:llSdlgill M; 'mob ruir-.. Cf:-rkw.PWllllSmEldng,lICl-Pan. B0" bolnet llllnli :'c lulu: glad ioulbe lll(fl0W ivhefn llieskgolnslto allpass lA(:)l:nninllIl1lllic al:Ilal1ll;CCtlhhb)fanelirIllll:)l':fI me semnd up ol , . commdn

d i 27 , ld The motion was declared de- - - . l l a e lllily ll ou e ces, ey lo one o s oys n e ( ear. ' European market. season. an , ony Yea” 0 - llcalml lw l-"me voto llnn llCFIHlsl('Y. G. Baker. (L Hal havent really lei the home fans lTlie passing of the Aces has been ill 2-15-

i ' l k, H. S lll. i I f , Sh ill ll)2 M '1) Id' ' k in 00 W down once h s lit-Ison II Ir II something to look It and weep this ms i;illcI.l"lUWsd;m1llllll: lhinrlg pay. SEEK GERMAN RED

Howe stands an outside chant-c oil . , calming Richard hero" he hang! g'l'he motion was lnlioduccd at I

" out:-lose. exciting game: iyear. LIN (Reuters)--E.li. Peck,

nt of the British

if game 2i in British Consols has k

in be playctl. the Stewart vs 01 off will be necessary this evening BER

athering of the university's ap- at 8:30 to decide I winner of thelaoullg cnmmmii.

mam up tor good. 4:l(:'c:n:;grecl:lr:&m:)l:.Rliurkc ganic on Ice l will be can- . - . . AROUND AND ABOUT s The t . . . dccllcii and the Rcg Rcid vi l)lih- K d G I A I meet. Acorn has n 4.0 recordlsdclor in Berlin, has Bled the pmvlnclal Curllnd Clmmplmlslllps ;:g;l:":lll3:l?:”"' Alabama: llm Snfllflallle on ice 3 will be played I Y llgri.n Mllcnonald has won .3l,5,,vl,l c,,mm.lld.lll ll, lnqllll-e ' H ' . l . S . . Authcrinc Lucy. 26. was ex- 0- (Q 4- s - --Q---- The wlmli, ol lllls malell wlll re.-llg:::hE'ern?;:”pl':mcgli::'l:d"f”'i:"T;'

present Charlottetown at the Pro- 5.

will he held in Montague this ycar on February l5th ...... ..Thc wilincr

To Fight Waterman Anytime

lthc Soviet sector. He disappeared .vincial Curling plonships to from west Bern" four days no

cliidcd from classes ”until further lbe hcld at Montague February 15th-l

notice" by the board of trustees

Plan Extension

cars-er lltan did Morenr. his name, is seldom mentioned when hockey lnilnwcrli gather around the hot

ion of which is the greatest. This was likely because Stewart was more or less of an opportunist along the lines of I Sid Smith - for whom opportunity knocked only twice this year - whereas Morenz. Taylor. Richard and in I nlore rest rir-led sense Howe were and are iiaslling fellows who could clectrlfy I crowd with their spectacular

rushes. I

On 'l”ucsday night llnwc firi-tl goals 300 and 301 and now nccds

0- c- 'mnl'0 R al'm;llm;l ll: llw'M” "' university president. explained the The El. (. Wm M M qlllnmorglag board's action. He said outsldcrs

C i ' iwllo "invaded our campus” were

luv and ecult o th t- .. . 0 P W 8e n e nu” ll"m"'"m "M" R" mo l”'"cml"iargcIy responsible for the result-l

game tllcv are to piav against thel ll

'. ' in: (ilsordt-l'. He said the board Act-s for (ma. Bcrnnrri who broke if . n. i... .. .. camc ......... n... gffgffl. 33,6,;'g;.tv;l,gu,f,”;g;;mje5t youtll club in f)ct'cmllcl'.. .....Noi . , i dollhl Silnllncrsldc fans will laml (mmlchacl mmmd Ad”-loummem Chm, Sladium m honor I Rmm.blll assistant political science pro- lallllmv mm a arm. gm c.fesstir Charles D. Farris objected. ldcatli or Connlc Mack. ;I.'.';;.o.y--'”””"t- Hl ca" W "" ""5"" why lwill sadflcn lhc entli-cl baseball the ""'"ll'lf fl'l'""ldllb' ";"l'lll””lf: lg world. ...ile was one of the games "We WI .. 9 "C on 0 E 8r

1 of trustees.