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P Navy Team Captures First’ Section Of City Hoop League With 34-19 Win

, i lead in the first min-v McLeod was high scorer of the

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Nelson Tolls What Golf Iias I Contributed To War

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Byron Nelson oi Toledo. 0., top- liight golfer nnd big money win- ner selected as 1944's male athlete of the year in the Associated Press poll. has written the following ar- ticle on olfdorri’: contribution o0 the war e ort.

(By Byron Nelson)

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v “puny. nu Stars last nlBm "iv v1 may and never relihqulsh- game, h1g1 i g a nos Andrus. c 11L, . 2

I 5; a result marched 01! U19 Y 111B’ ll- thtfeflltfll’. Navy basketball} points cdgrlngatlig aanigalfoltlovircld —It is a real ZisLincItDiIICn lg -- ' 1 1 '» WW1 m9 m“ "awn “m” 15-51 mil"- 110 d fl t by his teammate Wlliams with 12, have been named athlete of the jgfflllm-“fil n mluge 1' RlNbb '

ONYX RINGS CANHIO RINGS ROSARIES . CIG. I.l(iH'l‘I'IRS PEN and PENCIL SETS

ppe the rs Basketball Lea- lle R..C.

nghlp of the City Basket- section of the cit g hanging "to t eir belts, Bile when they efeated t aiassureci them or a A. F. All Stars lor the second he finals n0 metter which straight time in the two-game, iy the second section of the lea- total-point series. Navy won last Ho". vlsbvs game 34-19 which combiii- ° ' ' ed with their 34-25 win in the first

"Tara" were full credit for

encounter gave them the round b fifllcwiy, ‘they grabbed the in- ~44. y

year for 194-4. Viewing it from .a_ broader picture it is a source of‘

G i ” ll ds ihfitfiifiiiimi’? é3...?l§.§-‘“S.J€ Slit rou X ea game of golf has been accorded!’

this recognition. _ Those golfers among us‘ whoi were rejected for military service; l

felt we could devote our talents;

while Shecter of the Air Force was the spearhead of practically all their attacks as he personally accounted for clcven of the l9 points the winner garnered. Referee George Sinclair Iiandled the game in e capable manner. enforcing the rules strictly. He called l8 fouls durln the encoun-

fioor _> ° Two oi the conversions already lain-e ecn publicized. They are ti“ liidor, on adaptation of ihe four- i-iigiiiccl Lilllliilsltfii‘ bomber. illlflliT i-icrini... (ill “mutation of tlic Hal- iiux bomber.

'i‘wo other Lancaster conversions now are bcliig nidde. Onc is a iiiiii-iusclngcci model, with pres-

a total score of 68 vANCOUvERiDeC‘ 2,) __ .¢‘p»_. l1

[we rlflht 111W!‘ 91¢ "fir"? 011119 M11111 1t WM the marks- ter with elcv l t e l - thmush exhibitions and t nd- - i ~d aid a, . ~ . - , tie sent them into notion and ‘rgant-illipuoaivylillgfigg ititrligt viiciluam: gain“ the Neill; ‘fur Foilceflgzgzggz wall‘? ‘Qgflgytlxatlzrilali zlfél%gosg<lpégl'llflaiégign'r.clilbBflfiiliillgfcmf ..?llLlllZC(l cabin SlIQLIWXITéIlltUtIit‘. fang?! HCSQINS . . A i

in on seven oi them. Navy scored but two points out of the seven fouls called against the losers. Scoring:- NAVY William! McLeod Jubinville O‘Sliei=. McDonald Tlttley iTotals

R.C.A.F. Weiner Ashley Duncan Shectcr

,. there on their nine-point ii which they entered the game in, was never very seriously .. iened- _

were too many scoring Elinor the systems of Williams ,. McLeod of the Navy team . - last night. This pair, work- wptiier like cogs of a well- ‘, machine carried the brunt of, Navy attack and time alter ... outwitted the Air ‘Force de- ,, w rustle the ball through the m with UQBIEIIIE accuracy-

e uli - [Qdgv iliiit 1i "Cziiioii G war bonds as well as provide fill-[géexihjddgi1 lggdei‘ Qi ‘ t f tertainment for servicemen iiowicartier 5cm“ gydcr and its over‘. undergoing rehabilitation. ‘Jolmcal lnacl-xlnc___ikle 1310C pwu. The results have been gratiiy- lane;- ing. Galleries this year have neon Declaring "oven. and covert Puc- among the largest in the history "lie; d: unity” in Clllitdil might be ‘ M 5°“. our prdfisional Gone“ successful in cs::'.bli‘aliiiig_ an in- Association rehabilitation program dependent pm . for service men ls_ doing its part be; Pl-Qvmcd for the boys returning from ovcr- 511d he 15 m.‘ . ‘seas. speaking tour cf wesze. ‘ I think that golf has acquired urge other Canadian provinces to‘ more enthusiasts than ever before. “gm, against "Baikanizatioii" o. It is my belief that golf in 1945 the Dominion, will hit an all-time high both in He said Cdiicn Grculx trnvc.‘ interest and competition. m tlic iiiltitill‘ uusi .1 \‘.t‘! We have some 400 members of ggg m prcgyh 11;..- gdspci ll our Professional Golfers Assoclfl- ism to tlic l-‘rriicii groups we nnve lion in the service. and in taking in and around Manitoba." part in more than '16 war charity “Do not believe that the Can- exhibitions. visiting Army and gdians ol French descent are all Navy camps and hospitals this of me kidney Canon Gzmiix, ' ycar. I have felt I was represeiit- Henri Bournsai P '

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‘ ..i i0 L'l1'l'}‘ perlizips l-i pas-j lricllgfrs ut 1i speed of more than 1.100 miles an iiour. The other is n ihiuklfusciagcd illudcl ciipableol ellcmly less speed bu! with sea:- ing space lor about 40 passengers. four types of trans-

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Tars to victory. Between them the pair of brilliant forwards chalked up 38 oi their teanrsscoi-ing points Bl they broke through for close-in shots or else potted long ones from outside the defence.

For the first hall of the first twenty minutes of play. R.C.A.I-‘. kept within striking distance of their opponents. but in the last few minutes Navy drew away to lead 18-10 at the halfway mark.

1n the first twelve minutes n! the second half the AirForce team shot practically point. lor point with their opponents but as was the case in the first hell. Navy's closing spurt in the last three minutes sew them account lor five basket: witihout n-return to boost their winning margin to ten points and win going away, 34-19.

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u lbrce were again far better "i their opponents in the met of cashing in on foul shots. out them from the floor of the .. ns e diflerent. matter alto- tiier. They could only nnd the ket six times the entire . e, for the second straight time m; iiway of! in their shooting. s being one of the main causes lbutiiig to their‘ defeat.

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on. , l-lc declared all Roman . ‘olics agreed on tlic luiiriniiic '."i‘.| tenets of tiicir ilziiii but "iii." _ ority of us refuse to be led bt

oi our many self-appointed l. Popes who secm to be more C . olic than the real successor Saint Peter on the Holy See ‘

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clergy to openly‘

brethren that

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who will not stand for the {coar- riltion’ of Quebec from Confedera- _ _ (By The Associated Pres!) | . . 59° "1111- High cases niacin "f""“"°" “"“'"'°" Field & Stream Gup

5c||o°| guys .133.‘l.,.‘§"ii.§a.‘°§‘§n“‘i%..l$§§ 2385' Are llurlers new."slzzifiaiincihi.sr:air

sharing the National Hockey Len- gue cellar with Chicago Black ‘Hawks tonight as they came from behind foli- a. 3-1 victory over the Hawks be on 8' Gblésessell. Shreveport; Iloulisginlistl. ‘W s nwar ed i By GREEN ALLEN dc Strcflnm cup for iiseagililttfiandiii; WINNIPEG, Dec. ill-(CPL- conservation accomplishment of‘ Manitoba appears destined to cun- 44 tinue to be the home of champion-

881 fans. MacDonald has six feet in front ship curlers, a distinction she has earned during the past 30 years

of the cage when he scored the filial counter. Thurrler and Gold- through the lea-ts of her Woods, Watsons and I-ludsons. in thel

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.. imam ‘in , . tonight. Coming right on ,. of their victory over Boston .. Detroltcrs evidently have fin- . hit the form that we; ex-

. oi them at the start of . season end should be hoard plenty during the remainder-v the schedule. ‘ _

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wlicrc frequent stops ible; ii small aircraft for con-g sucli as London to . passenger-carrying J; n small fccdcr typo sir-l .- (loin tic runs.

0 Bo fer, however, the Wings have just o. so-so club on the road. i. iueve been singularly un- aguinst the lowly Rang- in New York with a win. a lose a tie. Their other defeats the road were suffered at the .. of the Canadiens and Chi-

Tlie award is the third of its kind received by this internationali waterfowl restoration organization and its heads. I _“___‘““' '

Mr. Glassell was selected by special committee appointed by tli

intcrnntlonnlly-knovvn outdoor mri-i Eaziéie because of his _ "wonderiult I ‘ Rn - - .?.i‘.i.“f...ié2'-*f‘“i§€..d3§lRecorded Rliillaril i News Exploits ,0f Frenoh-Ganuok iliiits in invasion

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lup had curried the puck down the ice, with the latter shoving it out to MacDonald while Black Hawk goalie Mike Karakas was prone in‘ from. of the net. lVlacDonald dump- Promise of this is held present, interest displayed in tiic_ game by studvts oi the Provinces‘ high schools. l At last count there were more’

ed it over “Iron Mike." and that ended the scoring. Summary:

then 500 scholars engaged in the‘ rock and broom astime. Ol this number 350 are n Winnipeg and

l l iii one aspect, at. leut. the have been fortunate no fei- .. season. They havehad mighty

iiiluries and have never. like e Toronto Leafs, been short of . power.

Penalties: l-Ioreck. GoiduixCoop- er. Dill, Heller.

Second Period l-Cliiciigo, Dalilstrom

BUS FOR MAINLAND-Leaves Charlottetown 10:10 A. M. and Summerslrlc 12:01 noun 0N IVEEK DAYS. O.\' SUNDAY leaves Char- lottetown 4:00 P. I11. and Summers-lilo 5 I‘. )1. . I) THIS INFORMATION '0 YOYR RELATIVES AND 1 :4 1N TIIE ARMED FURL . \\'I5 HOPE 1'1‘ WILL ENABLE

to Eltinge F. Warner. publisher. Among Mr. Glassells activities

has been leadership of Louisiana

sportsmen in establishing a 37.000

First Period its suburbs. acre waterfowl breeding project, in

Scoring-None. Five years ago ‘he Province: (B; The (‘oii-.iiii:!ii Prcvii

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° ' ' high school curlers could hnvc more“): 4 Alberta. Named "The Albertu-Loti- MONTREAL Dec ')0_ f? Carl Liscombe was out lor two been counted on their fingers. Now g._.1qew york‘ Wglsqn isiarie Lakes". the remarkable suc- ma“ manager’ of “in, ‘ 4 SOME 0F THEM To GET "ohm n, T13“; 11m CHRISTMAS, tlireo ggmecl at me star-thief the Qflifillluflglflfim! isuftilmnin so lliigh all qnemm-qq, Warwick) asst“ 31° {Dfflject has kilniliifed dlens has announced ‘ic wii‘ i ioioivin clixkrc P ' d I I d T I B ii a ury w e .e ave a e ac es or pay are 3_N y 1(_(]1d sporsmen o Txas. O a oma. . . f”... ‘ “ ‘ 4 s‘ ~ . . temi Mud egfiiuneteau spent severely over-ta ed liific-Dgfiaid, o up W54 Nebraskm 1111,1015? Minnesota and gufgglllilalpllfégéeesrftIléfllfiglul‘ll 1 S

ll. GRAHAM ROGERS, Supervisor

other states to sponsor similar I. ISLAND

projects to help replace wild ducks they shoot.

Under President Glussells lead- ership, United States sportsmen have contributed some 5350.000 during 1944, through Ducks Un- limited-lor investment in wat. conservation and waterfowl rcsri-v- ntion in Canada. Sliicc i988. DHCAS Unlimited have invested a totnl of $858,000 in this work iii Western Canada. This work has been a big factor in increasing North Amer- ica's waterfowl population from a lnw of 27 million in 1935 tn tlic point. where iin estimated 140 mil-

Lowest Earned inion Macdonald Brier curling V 1km ducks and 2995c Jnigmtvz‘, crowns since I936. soutlnziilrd from Western CflllIiCIfl

Ken. former school teacher turii- (his y _

ed insurance agent, spends most _ By JACK HAND

of hi; gpflfg time “‘ student l oclated Press Sport Writer)

sweepers his rock magic. NEW YORK. Dec. l9—-0fficl1! Curling King Watson and his baseball averages usually are just

associates have two things in mind a dry continuation of facts nC-i

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Highlighting tlic scholastic curl- ing year will be the annual Pro- vincial bonspiel next Wednesday. Thursdgy and Friday in Winnipeg. It. is an event second only in six to the Mnnitobe senior ‘spiel held annually in February.

Originated in 1940, it is expected to attract a record 100 rinks or 400 curlers. Seventy rinks part-ici- pated last year. _ It will be held under the Joint sponsorship of the Manitoba Curl- ing Association and the Manitoba Physical Education Association.

King-pin bonspiel organizer is Ken Watson. winner of two 130m-

erai gems on the sideline: with sprained back. ‘But that has n the extent of the club's mix- orid they have always been to put e i-ull team on the icc l every

bdirect contrast has been the oi the Toronto Leela. Noth- hut double trouble has dog- tiie strides of Hap Day and charges since the first two 1- of the season; ‘lite Toronto club suffered ite real Jolt when it lost the ser- of the league's best left . Sweeney Schriner. Sweeney still out end won't be back un- iiter the first; of the year.

M Bcbrlner. although the ma- .l| only one of the all too num- lll Toronto casualties. Lorne

odnar. El-wyn Morris.

Hockey Uiguv. ill‘ hp 21-09.

Penalties: Check, Lzibrle. ' otiicr N.H. J 'iui -

Third Period

4—New York, MacDonald (Thurrier, Goldup) 7:54 Cooper, Shack.

Penalties: Moe,

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‘mggn lll,‘.' viii i.‘l‘»'-: i Riuhal-d’ who now L5 [he NHL in Liic llninc leading goal scorer. has been hc-id and hooked llllltt‘ frcqucnllj.‘ bv opposing 17111)" scckin 11> lrii‘. his lif"i\\".\i'(l Ll . ' . playing Rang.‘ lost his tcinpcr lcnt Bob Dill, noted 1c; his i ~‘ic prowess. and floored him \\'i‘.t1 smash to the Jaw.

Mr. Gormnn snid llc llintli‘ ‘ic- niiiiuiliiccmciit nllii‘ liq l ri 1 "cport- on tiic iliiuztziiiis 3111110 Sunday iiiigiii.

"It is ciuitc evident." 2.1;: iiinn said nftcr coiisiiliiiig Coach Dick Irvin. "that p g being sent out on lite i llfli’). wrestle rind block ii means. icgitimnio

S .1. MAURICE DcsJARDIXS

H rm: FIRST CANADIAN in liULLAfii) C)

‘ part Dvi‘. 20 —' tori’

iii RFSTIFO (‘ROSS SCHOOL Rrpni-i oi Cross School ‘for ilw month of November.

is through Dicppc. Thai 1119 . iuui-Z Ciipc B! -'- Iii-s. n t iiplu oi iiiiivs out vi ' his. bugging 112's more Iluus. ‘ ‘, ‘ 1'0 Dfljlkpfqufl sioggcd inc lend.’ 9 _‘. liisoiineuves. Tiicy ‘ ' of cleaning 11D bmg- 5 iI-ic .\i.ii~.~- '

nnd ' _ill 0d,;- ._ o... -iill‘Oll1-',ii iiitobltirop t will ciid Dl\|\ iii Berlin \ llill'iii,'i',i.ill(.iil '

.0 “mil Senior Department

(nude X-i. Lorraine Gallant.

do IX-l. Evelyn Perry. --

iii’ VIiI~l. Lena Gallant: 2. ‘ cis Clnllrinl: 3. Raymond Ga".- .:m..

Graide VII- -l. Doris Gallant; 2. while llli‘ "Chauds" were on ill Eiicen Lllllalll; 3. Edna Gallant. _ to Brcskciis. where they won} Gracie ' Yvonne Gallant; 3.-

rcls iii. 1m Sluis..Estl.ici' G11. ~ 3. Charlotte Gal- l R S v

suburbs; 1.1..

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Leaders Emphasize _ ,1 gm ~. Lcnii Gal-

rr. Gus

lmiy O'Neill, and Just last Sat- Y Jackie McLean. have oi . so oug 1 it is n wonder the Leafs have ls well u they have.

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When Canadicns hooked four 1- over last week-end they a sure that the Irvin rophccy they would be in i-ont ov tines would be borne out. says 0‘Meara. Their galloping ex- tion against Bruins was fol- - by a smart display against crs. They rcpiiid the hticr l the unexpected setback here weeks ago. It seems too ‘hat iirice Richard covered himself 1h something like distinction in lb way. Richard, who is u cable fellow, apparently wrs ‘ M by Bob Dill. who rejoices the name of "Killer" us an oli- -oi his earnest attentions. o o o