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CHICAGO. Nov. 14-4 -(AP)—M.L. Annenborgs nationwic’ c racing news service, a continent-epanning wire network linking ram: tracks to gpiﬂlidl of betting Irooms, doomed to dissolution utoday.

United States Dlstirilct Attorney wminm J. Campbell announced ma; weymouth Kirkland, coun- 5g] for Annenbeﬂ and the swam , had informed him his clients had decided "immediately to dissolve Nationwide liews Service, 1m, and definitely and forever quit the busines of providing race mfonnation over WlITE-i. to gambiers and bookies." the pivisecutor add-

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edmissoiution of Natiirinwide News BQYViCC, Inc, will affmct not only gvery state in the unlcin but the Dominion of Canada. and Cuba.” Annenbergs attorm y’s reported that the facilities usell for trans- miiung race entries, odds, results and payoff prices frmln the tracks to horse playing park il‘5 may be out off iomrrow or nit later than

‘rhursday noon. '.

"Counsel has stated that his cli- inis voluntarily carmel contracts with the A. '1‘. and T. Company ind the Western Union 'I‘elegraph gornpany,“ Campbell said.

“In addition, he dz-clared his cil- int; have expressed. a wish to as- m me governmenrr in preventing the dissemination by anyone of race

MADISON SQUARE oanloms. u-nw roux, Nov. 14-<ci>>_n,.

a third period New York rally and handed the Americans a 4-2 lick- 1118. their third straight National golckey League defeat of the sea- The defeat left the Amerks still without a victory in their three sarts of the new season. Outplayed for two sessions the revamped Americans staged a two- 8081 rally in the third period but Sid Rowe's breakaway goal in the final minutes of play spiked the New Yorker's challenge.

Detroit went into the lead late in the first period when rookie Ken Kilrea skated in to. rap home Cecil Dillon's passout from the corner, This combination clicked again ear- ly in the second period after a fast passing play almost the length of the ioe. Keating made it 3-0 for the Red Wings on Rowe's pass five minute; later.

In the third period Manager Red Dutton sent a five-man American attack up me ice and Johhny Sor- rell ﬂared their first tally after five minutes. In the next power play rookie Murray Armstrong counted again but a penalty to

ment of Justice in its effort rid the nation of a vast illegal laomibine to violate Federal and state laws."

State's Attorney Thomas J. Court- ney commented:-

"This marks the end of the big- gest. racket in the country."

The voluntary decision to shut down Nationwide News Service came

iilormation for illeitnl purposes." Campbell termed the development ‘a clear-cut victory f-or the Depart- l

in the midst of a Joint move by cardpbeli and Courtney to deprive the network of wires.

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Wings Hand Out Third Straight Defeat OF

Season To Americans

troit Ried Wings tonight cut short‘

II-fcoley Smith for interference broke down the attack. Howie's clinching goal came on a passout from Bcotty Bowman while all the Americans were up the ice,

Americans Position Detroit Robertson Goal Thompson Conacher Defence Bowman Field Goodfellow Armstrong Centre H. Kilrea Wiseman wing Iiiscombe Anderson Dillon

American Subs-Murray, Smith, Chapman, Carr, Jackson, Sorrel], Egan, Boll.

Detroit Subs-Stewart, Giese- ibrecht, ibbel, Howe, Brunteau, Wares, K. Kilrea, Keating, Orlando.

Officials-Bill Stewart, referee; Fred Stevenson, linesman.

SUMMARY First Period

l-Deirolt, K. Kilrea, (Dillon) 18235 Penalty-Goodieilow.

Second Period 2-Detroit, K. Kilrea (Dillon, Lis- combe) 6:48 3-Detroit, Keatirig (Howe) 11:44 Penalties-none

Third Period

i-Amerioans, Sorrel] (Smith, Boll) 5:30

m-Americans, Armstrong (Wl-éeman, Anderson) 6:53

ﬁ-Detroit, Howe (Bowman) 17:47 lPenalty-H. Smith

York Giants Fall In Line With Baseball Under Lights

new YORK, Nov. ii-Iiiri- New York Giants, themselves, breathiessly announced night base-

ball in the Polo Grounds today— Erffi: iiﬂghﬁi}. tk’.ih..‘.’§f;3?.t‘3 l Victories Wi n g or em or wee . | ' Over Leaders

"weer going to have the finest ligﬂling plant in the game for 1940," President Horace Stoneham said. ‘We'll have seven games under the lights during the 1940 season."

Thus, the last major league stronghold against night baseball passed out of the picture. A yeil’ ago the Giants vowed they never wpulcl play under the lights, either at home or on the road. Reason for the about face could not be learned.

Now the club is going the whole hog. Not only will there be seven night games in the Polo Grounds next season, but the Giants also will play under the lights in Cin-

BYDNEY, N. 5.. Nov. 14-<CP)—- The rejuvenated Northslde Victor- ias defeated the league leading Sydney Millionaires, 3-1 tonight in a Cape Breton Hockey league game. Responsible for the Million- aires first set back of the season was “Leg" ‘Fraser of Winnipeg, Northside goalie who exhibited next to airtight cage tending.

Charlottetown boys figured in the scoring column. Millionaires lone tally was posted by Buddy Mc- Eachern who ghosted down the

0111mm. Phllﬂdﬁlphiﬂ and Brooklyn. right lane to score unassisted in "We originally had planned to the first period, wait until 194i to start,” Stoneham Tarky whitlock, heady centre

explained, "but since we made the decision finally, and figure the revenue is so high, we thought we might Just as well start in i940."

who pivoted the Royals to the Mar- itime Junior Champiorrhip last season opened the scoring for Vic- torias. At the five-minute mark Tarky tricked the Sydney defence! to count unassisted on Iiengille.‘ Victorias other two markers were scored by Al Fagan and Eddie Pricé.

Trotting Assn.

B-(ETON, Nov. 14 -—(OP)—-Bos- torn Bruins. with Eddie Shore back in the lineup, scored two goals in overtime tonight to defeat Chicago Black Hawks 8-—l in a National Hock League game. It was Bos- tons irst victory in three games and their first home game this season.

The Stanley Cup defenders. opening their 16th home season, traileduntil the 53rd minute, when Bill Hollett put them on even terms by combining with Shore. ‘Phat tally nullified the Chicago counter, made during the third minute of play by rookie Doug Bentley, who had a trial in the Bruins‘ training camp last season.

In the overtime period, the Bruins redoubled their efforts. but their fight appeared doomed when

But when the Black Hawks at- tempted a five-man rush, Milt Schmidt broke away and managed to bang home the clincher as Art Wiebe checked fiercely and big Earl seibert attempted to nail him from behind. Hollett registered the third Boston goal while polishing off another breakaway play.

Before the game, league president Frank Calder presented the Bruins with their Staniey Cup Medals and the National Hockey League's pennant was raised.

here today. Mr. Duncan was en route to Charlottetown where he will attend a meeting of horsemen called to consider two protests by racing men there regarding last summer's races.

Mr. Duncan was accompanied by Lester Wheaten and Charles Clarke, president and secretary, TESDECLWE- iy. of the Moncton, N. B., Sptedwﬂy Association, and Fred Delahunt, Westmoreland, N. B., starter.

Sec’); Enroute To Ch ’town

AMHERST, N. 5., Nov 14 -(CP> —Wa.r or no war. United States horsemen are locking forward to another successful season, Rodger Duncan. secretary of the United

chuck, Hollett. Dumart, Schmidt,’

Bauer. Jackson, Pettinger, Cain. Chicago Subs -—Cunningham, Al-

len, Cooper. Carse, Smith Heb

States Trotting Association, said

gesheimer, Desil-ets, G o t t s e l ig,

By J. R. Williams

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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Captain Dit Clapper drew a pen- ~

LINEUPS:

C‘ ' Position Boston Karakas Goal Brimsek Wiebe Defence Shore S-aibert Defence Portland Bentley Centre Cowley ‘ March wins H111 ‘fhoms Wing Conacher

Boston Subs: -Clapper. shew-

‘I Boston Bruins Defeat Black, Hawks 3-1 In Overtime Period

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Dahlstrom. officiah - Ag Smith, referee; Mickey Ion. iinesman. SUMMARY: ‘First Period: i-Obicago, Bentley March) 2:27. Penalties-None,

Second Period:

(Thorns,

Boeing-Nous. Penal es-Shewchuck, March. Third Period:

z-Boston, Hollett (Shore) 18:00. Penaltieo- Hill, Seibert, Bi-lore.

Overtime Period:

3—Boston, Schmidt 6:51. 4—Boston, Hollett 8:39.

Porosity-Clapper.

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Remember When (By The Canadian Pres)

Hugh (Bummer) Stirling spark- plug of Samia Imperials‘ great football machine, won the Eastern Canada football scoring champion- BMP. according to final Canadian Press statiztics issued two yearn 880 today, He outscored college and B18 Four gridders despite an 0n.- tnrio Union season three weeks shorter than the others. His point- wtal Wll 30.

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