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auwuau _ ,nucK£v WRESI LING

Through Stiff

Dfillé‘? In Preparation For Game Wednesday Night

preparing for that: the season and that Miphlv-tnll St. John the Purim: on Wedn screw w“...

s

went throum smaller-om out at the PM“!!!

looked 0h.

Qtafﬁly

One of the fastest bands of hoc- keylsts to wear local colors in the past few years Rangers ‘are being

limit in every scsion

pushed t0 the by Ccach Johnny William; mu

r result practicum are no pink-tea boys on plenty as every

affairs lry any means. The are laying

player continues fighting for

berth on the squad and right now

the team is in A-l condition.

Although they are facing a tough team in their first start the boys from their coach out are confident making a good sirrvlng. Of course tco much can- nct be expect/ed from a team that has ilLst been banded tog-ether and their first start but one

01 IhB RSTIRQYS

are making thing is certain and that is the bovs will be in t every minute of the game and

isuptothefans toshowthem

they are solidly behind them

turning out in large number-s i‘ the cuening game of a season that mnv well see the start of a Char- iottetcwn team startinﬂ once again ari lmc

to scale the helﬂhts of M hockey. All members of

they are

-purc urs new one and they will all give werythlng they have throughout

lament cfrallblrda

the‘ squad are iust in the game for the love of it and that only. There is no reim- bursements coming their wgy gnd neither are they looking for any;

m‘ IQ s a ‘”" “it Miniature ....i Rifle Club

work-

at.

Competition

The second match of t Min- iature Rifle cum took pllﬁce m. *3 "N" "$111M at the Annourles

with A. TL-ﬂlvillett and E R. Burke sharing the too spot with identical "We! C! 98 points out of a pos- I Bible 100- Scores showed a decided Illlilrovement over the opening night as the ruarksn-en begin m find their eye and in the next shoot to be held Friday evening competition promises to be very

keen. Following are the scores: . Suillett — — — - - -

A. V E. R. Burke — — — ~ - - 9a J. J. Anderson - — — - - 91 C. R. Saunders -— - - - _- 96 A. R. orml — - - - - 94 it G. A. Mayne — ~ — — — -— 92 D. E. vne — — - - - - 91 A. F. Picksxd — — — — - — 8.5 E.H.Seunders——---B5 V. E. Cmnors — — — - - - a4 O. A. ray — ~ - - _ ... _ H. S. Jones — — — — - — ‘l8 G. J. Godfrey — — — - - - 75

Hawk Sniper Leads Scorers

"s: e..z:..2r..~n.2ai In The N. H. L.

c u happen to into overtime. so how a t a big crowd Wed-

nesday might. and by your pres- mce encourade the boys no end. _ Dem 1g Rangers will go throuah their ﬂnﬂl drill today at the Forum from lztolandallwhowishto

lee them work out. are irwftod 5e at the mrum.

Special Race Feature At

Forum Tonight v-Meu

Pete wlburnJiolder oftbePrlnce

speed ska:-

onshlp will match hi: a, Midland 0i

b . C lottetowntm etinaona-hal. lhcbeoc

Edward Island senior chaan lades wi liar mile _ at the

was year's M championship held here.

The Dﬂldﬂl (It ls added Treat toﬁggevcgt

lottotown ha? been wal Masquerade oe Carnival st the Forum

I. ‘Iharacewllltakcplscaathslf- FLEN ORG. the val

A old

In sue

theyglmamrsn slit vov lotﬂtyyMorltlmc P190

{K .

runncr- inpoh tsinlss arltlmewspccd Skating

for-tn be hold It"

Y a-rec e - Man apeedfansht‘ fth opln can urntha u"

in th gruellingm . onto and Joe Jerwa. of Americans are confident that follow with t0 minutes each.

v ‘ In ."¢5“',if"°',,1'f'°§§"*'b'i."§h§§.l§|: lurid: ta Niiﬂilt he'd clroon for himself-

Chicago's pshootlng chnny Gottsallg picked up two assists

drew into a clean- li° out lead in the race for National Hockey League scoring honors, according to afficial figures re-

leased tonl

Gottselig, th seven osls and a tassists for lopoin ,ist.wc up on ‘Dummy Anderson of ho held the leader-

‘r- s: 5 e 5 a o

B? remains

play-maker with Alex Lavinsky of Chicago saw little action last week and, kept

hind while Red Hornet of

STBANGER THAN FICTION SB Germany-ﬁrml- ing a hare as it lumped over a water ditch. a hunter landed also a. five-pound pike that was swim- ming in the water. The story is well authenticated. » »

Steele Going Strong With Hershey Bears

(By Canadian-Iran) The Old Guard of Players 1n the Inter -Am- erican H. axue, represented by J Kuhn

uckleiKeatu , Doggie and Sammy us, as gone do:

the front in the race to the league's leading “down

scorer. r

Unofficial statistics today show- ed Keatlng. a Providence Red, and MCMBHIIS. a Hershey Bear, pacing the Maritimers with 1i points a- piece. One point behind was Kuhn. another Rhode Islander.

Keatlng, from Saint John, Mc- Manus, former Moncton Hawk. and Kuhn. one time ‘lruro Bearcat, have been the Deastern Provinces‘ most. consistent marksman thelast lTll‘€€‘yEﬂl'5. Kealing led all the Mazltuners last year and the year before.

Behind the leaders, enough to catch them. were Ron Hudson, formerly of New Glasgow, N. S.. and Clarence Steele who used to play in Charlottetown. They have eight; points apiece. .

Crossley Sherwood of Saint John (allowed with seven. Sherwood and Hudson play for Providence and Steeele for Hershey.

Leading scorer is McManus with seven goals while Keatlng is the top Playmaker with eight assists.

The Record:

GAPTS‘

McManus. Hershey 7 4 ll Beating. Prov 3 8 1i. Kulm, Prov G 4 10 Hudson, Prov 5 3 8 Steele, Hershey 4 4 8 %‘$°“'°r‘;°'s‘.'.'.t' it Z nno , ng Kc . tt 2 i 6 Smith, New Haven I ,8 5 lamb, 8 2 8 5 Jackson, Spring l S 4 Currie, Cleve 0 l 1 I R | c h a rd s o n

LIHIIIIS foul As HartWins

HAILPAX. Dec. l2 —(OP) —Kid veteran Moncton, N. B a

th Judges. and Bert. dq- clared the blow was foul.

The referee appealed to the Boxing Comm and they ord- ered Rlchardpnf ven flvn minutes rest. At expiration of

that time. the gong sounded for round three.

The Moncton soilthpaw rushed to the centre of the ring, but Rid:- ardson indicated hewas unable to continue. and Referee Chisholm.’ s- warded Hart, the van-dict on a. technical knockout.

Hart weighed 129. and Richard- son l .

could poulbly pick malice. ~ . r ~ ,

Cut smolmu} tObUCCO

. _. . ‘THE UHARLOTFETOWN GUARDIAN

a TIIE [VS °‘ SPORT Don Budge Again Is

Named As Foremost Athlete In United States

NIW YORK. Dec. is -(AP)— achieve-

Do Budge again tops the list as the gléted States foremost athlete of

In a nation-wide poll conducted %the Associated Press. ‘Ilia red- tchod Californian 26 of ‘ the

to» a by participating sports writers and ‘ seconds and thirds to roll up 122 points. During the y ar the lanky tennis ace won the A tral- lan, French, British and United States titles before turning pro for 875.000. Budget triumph. however. was not as great as last year. " when

NIEQZrnan" & Maritime Sco

MONTREAL. Dec. 12 4cm- Eddle Wiseman of New York A- mericans and Bill Cowley of Bos- ton shared the lead tonight arnon Maritime scorers in the Nationa

was given

o missed all of one game when a knee injury forced him to the sidelines.

Official statistics give Wisernan and the former Halifax Wolverine, who leads the entiro lead in as- sists, ll points apiece. Cowley has two, goals and nine assists and mitfman four goals and seven as-

Rlght on their heels is Ray Gctliffe, blond wingman on the line Cowley centres. and Joffres Desilets of Chicago. Getliffe has 10 points and Desilet-s nine. Both

ormerly played amateurhockey in

he was selected almost to the ax- cluslon of all others. This time he was given a, battle right down =

t_o u» final ballots

holding the

lonships at the same time.

The west coast boxer pull first-place votes and with 104. only 18 points back o

Budge. There was a big gap be- ng and Johnny vandcr Meer. Cincinnati south- hurled two successive no-hlt. no-run games for mother

tween Annstro paw who 11100111.

Cowley Lead rers In NHL.

scorlnglist. Bill (Flash) H01

red-head

form after weeks wlth a

race from now on. His two

any of the Maritimcrs. The records:

Wlseman. Amerks Cowley. Boston Getliffe. Boston Deailets. Chicago l-lcllett. Boston Kelly. Detroit Drillonf Toronto

#oHmuN§Q "ubu4W4>

Brimsek . Living Up To Prediction

A

B! ALAN ILANDAI. Press Staff Writer

ck

said ho

Bruins‘ behlnd-the-bluellne men- especially Eddie Shore

‘ ot 1rinc"...Brlmaek seems to have tiha best pair of puck- glagbing hands since Chuck Gar-

er... .

Prom tbs wa Red Dorm of New Haven an Aurle of Pittsburgh bump each other a- bout in Int-Am hockey games, you'd never guess they operate a Detroit pub together during the summer-wires Patrick tonight took all his Rangers to a special

review of "The Duke of West.

lnt."....A scene from the an- nual hockey game between West Point. and Royal Military College of Kingston. puts zip in the pict-

rn-e... Billy Coutu. one-time firebrandr

of major league hockey. arena to become an American ci n.... Ccutu, now refereolng in the Int- Am loop, says: "Hockey rnay be a Canadian game but its pretty much a United States proposition novv."...'lhat's when -Bill Stewart of Chlcag Black Hamks would like to c Bronko Nagurskf, who moved to become an American citizen today, being a. Canadian all this time and keep- ing it quict....He‘s a Rainy River, Ont. chapple... v

Tommy Parr rays hes positive he'll kayo Lou Nova Friday n.ght bad for Tommy if he

’t...

Having acquired Zeke Bonura from Washington, Bill Terry of New York Giants says he's done all the baseball trading he wants to that. is. of course. un-

less somebody offers a good pitcher... Bill Carney. who once helped

manage Max Schmeling, writes from Germany that Der Schlager is serious about fighting again...

Carney says plans a couple of an ts and if satisfied with himself. will tackle the YES.

e.

again... e Job with Chicago White sox waiting for err-pitcher tton as soon as he recovla from an amputated leg.

PurchaseTAce Pitcher

NEW YORK. Dec. ll-Del Baker Manager" of Detroit Tigers. ﬁn- noumed tonight in}; TIIIBTS had bought Iroddle ‘utchlnson. ace pitcher of the Seattle club of the Paciﬁc Coast loague. for an un- announced sum o! cash and four

trad tlm

Archie of ‘the rouse Mtglm Rena Ditsirar nu selwav of ' cl e League.

Rov powers. mac's ‘scour - ‘A-vtvearmﬂ-lowruasonzoa

nil-a Bound Mixed Doubles

Gr . Power—1320. . Cox-INS. 12M.

ught-O. Mcxlnnon- Smlth-W. McNeill-llld. HOLY NAME BOWLING Big Five League Imp. Biscuit 00-8086.

Five Aces-SON.

High single O. McDonald 279.

High three C. McDonald 689. Commercial league

‘nuniu ScaJoero-MZB.

Bulges-MM.

High single J. Hogan 2'10.

High three E. Blanchard 661.

Mixed League

Tonight at. ‘I o'clock:- Commercial Iieadlwi Style Marts.

Team Not

disbanding of the MaPlB

ing from 8 to 9. from the coach and manure!-

F-O-R-U-M

CHILDREN'S SKATE THIS AFTERNOON

Adnlll 16c Children 11c

SKATERS ALL '

OLD ANOYOUNG. "THE FORUM F

to by 1 l-h 618M. 118119- weigbt and vvgterevwiirht‘ champ-

ed l0 ﬁnished

1r 11 18 made nu. mark ln the s s 2 I

Dﬂlvn The Alteys gxegunitiswgrrig of the biggest junior UEPTOWN BOWLmG ALLEY!

Alerts vs.

To Disbandi.

Rumors that had been circulat- ing throughout. the city anent the

we“; spectra. .*;*:... .. .- ~ ... i‘ ' . 223.3... who also stated um. the " 7°“ "9 tearn would have their first prac- ALSO

tice at the Forum Saturday I110"!- This information was received

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FIRST of NONE and NONE SERIES poggfnu; 2nd and 3rd Side Rows-Soc i 1st Side R 75c

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FOR IT ' snzvrort

HERE HOCKEY

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CHARLOTTETOWN

RANGERS

VS.

North End Rush — — — 30c 4th, 5th, 6th Side Rows 40c pLAN OPENS 10 A. M. TODAY FOR

RESERVATIONS

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1 Lawlor To mill’. "frirﬁai? sllrhirmtrlfﬁlltissr. » are scattered farther down the

lett of North Sydney. N. 5.. has figured

y- i, Royals Team

who plays for Detroit. has drawn three assists and Gordie Drillon of Moncton, N. B. has had a. goal and assist playing for Toronto. Drillon be g to show “ti. “r .51“. ‘n o... ro en um, or the expected to be a contender in the points last week were the most scoredby

Walter lslwlor was named coach of the Junior Royals hockey team for the con-ling season Cub of- ficials stated last evening finest home-bred hockeyists developed here in re- cent years. Walter after playing with Berwick Bruins the put tWO seasons will lineup with the Rang- am here thLi year and in the

915 Royals securing him as their coach

they will have a player handling the youngsters who already has coaching

the helm of Berwick gave that tpwn its first Nova Scotia title and last year again took his band

of Bruins through to the finals. In the Royals he will be Kllld- that averages 160

and a squad that should be mighty hard t0 knock off.

Tonight the Royals will 8° through their first workout under their new coach from 5 to 6 at the Forum and the following players are asked to be on hand:

LINEUP: GOAL

DEFENCE

‘I1.

drew. IORWABDS —’!‘ralnor. Steel. . Roach. Perry. Mac- uod, , . Stead. Lawlor. J- MsoDonald, J. Crockett, L. Rich-

INTEBEDIATE PRACTICE

The Lntennediate Abbies will hold practice this eveninl from 6 m 7 providing the weather is suit- able. All interested are asked to be present

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1.000 IN HOCKEY LEAGUE

REGINA~Mcre than 1.000 You"! hogkey players here W111 take W" in five divisions of the Parks Hoc- key League this winter. ﬁlmy-One teams have been erwered

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