General Shuffle Of Players Reported In Quebec Junior League

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In kpppmg with 11", C1-H-15111-1as sale at all con .x't:-mtlin: rnozn WI ,. 1. : ,.... . I spirit there will he in tl:'ns,tic1ie-:.Wlll.;' :”n:- 30 .1 V tigniftas ha: biiought ;atbo'urt a gqenebral Efcggarckaflgii. Igtllbiitdtllleg i h f n'.:r'.v Wt-'"W"ii””' V rrrTTT . su eo ayers n e ueec -. - ?:r;.".." ',"... . PAGE bIX THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWNt DECEMBER 16, 1953 M... H02... League, it W... '31m1'd-.blal1Parke:-,(. 1. games a, W, P-,....,m1 ,1 M. ,1”. nnnn .1.....,; H r.....1v.; vi . - . -..e we , 1.,m,e,1 vpueaday, M1111, purpose of nefl. 51-surge Dencmme mid. L.. nounced here last night by Sm:th of-xtttxc n! the lsiatttlctts llm-km” 9 0 the changes 1; bgueved to be 1,1-1 Fe 9 er. , 1 1 1 , P .'.d. V. 1 th I.- Club. Rrmstcrs Club and Forum g A k S lnground nun mentnz mwe. Del Tclppal 01 Flolituliuct hill 1. 13:35:; :';;,...r”;...:.: ” ' ' ........t... "rm raw ayes I1 00 ey C 00 9aVe"5 0 9' 0,... .,.,,,,.,,f,, .,,.,, ..,..,,,,,.,.,.., returned gouunuat NHL it is pfimhl” ”"" 'h""'pr”1Fsl. mm 'n”Wilu: h7t'".t.'n1;:' Ts)-ll Fwllnwing is tort-llzlitis draw for 7IA' wfmM5m? gloage Cllslmdf :?:n:V”” d!;1:y::wllilhgeipa?f(::fng;'”,u - 11 -t (111 : ll" no-.1 "TWP I" "1 'iw c 1 - o nre 0 a o ' c ener , - llnzt li:'n ;':n::i'lilH H1 MU." m;tl'9r nil! 1:.-wt: -mt Mug urcn .-tli the second round of the Turkey. I G,eeI?31,11.1: of 31,, Ohm,-10 Hockey Curl tvandotvicll. Slitil 3-lax NWN ,,,m,.,,1,. W111, 111, (411: it zmt H 'n 'ltr- . ti -rt t--ti: Bf1llb1)lPl at the cliztrlottctmtn -- Assocmuon Jun1m..A dlvmon Gilles Laperlleie and miles g1(,',,,,m I.-prplvp: ,,1,.11,;1, .111-.. v11. vtw ('l.L3"-' or ill'iV1'” tiiv Curling Club: SAINT JOHN. N. B.. (C?) -t G1.een,111rg5 wen ,.ecem1y bought teau. Mattemlmay possibly gt) port at the lower price we the l-"1:-hm -"I-r twy.u-:- ,-st tr.-tacit 7 pm. P u y Saint John Beavers smothered by Momrem 171111111119", 01 the Na. Trois-Rlvleres Reds. mm. p,.1,.,, W111 M. ,m1ma.m(1, we ii Ice 1-76. (1 Hughes vs. W. R. Moncton Flyers under a 14-2 score; 110,151 Hockey Leagueg Jonquiere Marquis will get, (1.1. 1-1,, mm. M1,... .11.”,-1.1.-.. 1.-,1t -; tr-at htvirlnry Jenkins wwg L:.LL.-W:--(T-T in s New Brunswick Senior Hockey: other change, ;e113b1y 1-51,01-ted; mom DGYOH fmm Clladfllles. Pruitt no the red vvtt: M11111: far :11: CV”! liikn . -m rimn In ptrltt g Ice 2...! .1 Morris vs Dom! Biz GNWEC Hayes. the National gavel: on coaching an tra n- League nxmre Tuesday 1113111. In Royals Wm mm: up mm. subg 11:;r&nten?)c:i1art:i Mgrguis will 21-; instead of th- Sim uztmtiv 't:v t W" "in" '””i' "”W.' U" ?W1Iili"I'5- 1 b ' 1 H,,c1m. Lsngug 11m,5m,m from W! 35 hm t- .- ti Ld .5! was the second straight drubbmil goalie. Ed Johnston. from Junior 1! Ed stvsf Cling! I”;”m" "hurled Th. MUM M” W” M. .n-H 111,. T1,: 1,. ?.Vl:l M1. gull Ice 3--R. G 51ml.-11 11,, cte-.m Illgersgmm Cnvumol who can deal hMorIeJt an M211 1N3: gt; gen; for 1n1ye1-5. who 103; 11.0 to Am. B rm”. . (,aauDe0 kmoagi, all 0 Chat). 5 Fm” hmgad M 311,-. ..1,.1, 11,, "1 ,..k,,5 ,. an ll 1 .nli' M.-:cl,cnn. out ms,-rmuom as Clearly In most t e um an e um c hem; Memo” Monday. Frontenac; W111 mum Guy Rom- an n . L1 V in h 14- v mm which form!-rlv I rintinr 9 D m- We” 0” hmd W Wink m m9 Th eco d lace Beavers - a F r d Turootte J ues P'mdm3 mm”? m” 0! '-he Q-Hit. "' " ""- r t eolleve professors kept the stu- 9 5 n P '9 r”'”- em” ' wq 7-.k,....O-;---W ?A----rv '- "rri-mm ”” ice l--R H Bell VB 3- Moorl d 1;” I mP”De ' imam of Ph,& imowiedge imparted by the hhree mumed two pom” 1,911-1w 1:-1-5591-15- I Gagne, 1,,-111 50,11, Jwquu Mg1'- -0313 mWT10Ck1”8 5Chedi-I19. as las' Ice pity R. Mnoxeiltl vs J. S 1”” 5' ' ' V3” 5. man staff. The hockey school, to" Capital; 35 ,1 NW” 0, Caps come about whom were WM 3 mg season. Marquis was 'expet-tm 1., o 0 0 Harm,-1ald txcal Fitness Hockey Sdhool on their ,hi h 1 held here mmuau is V l - may M Emma Tuesdm. Hum am. - - - I . . . .11 mm 11.15 ll 9 5 3'- beating Amherst 8-2 at Frederic-Ifuss between Frontenac: and Clt- 1 . . 1 1 n " TN 3-0!" PWWSF V6 1'- R- MPH” i W05 uslmdw M I E 13 made available through the efforts um Adena. as to nwnemhm with the ictunl game at .1..,. l.fill19, 31191-,1C11-:;1a1titom atvlrl discussion of of the Phys-mm Filnaw Depan, Hewey Chung Knox and; Fmmenaoa Wm get from Glmdel. quiereltonight. as in the QJ1111 I 0 I 1 d -- 9 ' ' ' &””.e5' . ment. 3 M 1:11 t th e 1 for lea Albert Langlis Bob Chevalier. schedu es L) The yam-spmnlng lmeaman yvas ' 1 03' C 99 3 9 T 9 "P we ' S forced to rush 1,1, imhmcuom Hsiilgglvoolih” hgxwwhwwym 3;; Beavers. Nick Nicolle and Gagnon ,...L.:..L this 'year as he must return to mmmn during the put decade mid MM” Md Buck mlge” 560” 1, -m' I y - ' - ed a singleton. Mike Demphuk, Iduct. u Mnntrea. this morning. The time ymterday rated the school nah”. umed both Moncmn go.” i 5 DYHTEY. (CPI-- SYGWGY Tim”, . . TM”. l"'rI'?d imcmn howam (Nd noc debmlt lottetown and the one at Med-lc- ' I ' the" 9 vi-.m-.x::. iilvtitvr . ifrom the ll10:'Uil2Jlln9S6 of the his! llonan-es scored three R0315 in I

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aoccmd period Tuesday night to de- Gmv

feat ohm-lottewwn Islanders 5-4 in 1Peri1a'i;r1:vs: 3 Mmttme Muior Hockey League.” 1- "-- tunt 1 Stn1ws:-- Q 1 n T

The win left syclnav rive voilv-sii"f"fff -H -' g, 4 ; ;; behind Halifax Atlanucs, who dc-1 01 in . , . 1 - fotted Glace Bay Minors 7-4 in rhci

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Roy Lzwroix set the min with two goals. while 0 a um-shell. George Robertsori 1mdtN F 1d Dunc Mclntyre got the others. i Ohm-iottetown ma.r-knrnen were

O G”eV' Marcel ch”1ebm8' Gay B11-t .D'i.';'.hLilt1n1 1-1V rt”. '2Nl.l."'l from

mwlo And Bulckmwgxtrtltmfgv 03-5 the Sa'l'.' 5'9 .V'trte lrd arcs in ':(?u”.Ldm H led 01;” bgfmel the Nowhern 0r'arin Hockey 3 mgtdpulod ended Play Openjlmaztie has in-er. 9 led hv titt- d '0 in the second M M115 m1g.iIslnr.dcrs. 1' 'm.r. Md :'e um mla-nders'3g2? I51andm.5i'.erzln'.' hr cnwr-it ”ll'irkn

nu , nus only third-XW1'l0d iwai T” W"- ncutr Danette. Charlottetown ' .. -ggg m nope, three fewer gyumrs ouu nolsvm. unpas- 'town'. Gustsveson.

Light lleavy champ Wm,g;;J.To Defend Title

sglndqn, Tvhltloclhi :, Ch atoll. Trainer,

Goal. Beuetto:

MIAMI, Fla.-tAPJ - Archie nit-.-Moons, light heavyweight cham-

HAVANA. rAi3t”: Cubtut police

'Tue.sday night arrested four men

charged wmh attempting to extort. ntrmev from Kid Gavilan. world t1'n'.tm-u'etr:ht boxing chnnlplmi. . Pu -e yrrl all four were arrest- Ml H 1ms:.'t':mva)' of the Radio Centre lTh9hfrel where Gaviian lrnarie his drbut Tut-.sda1' night as s ivarnbn tirtncrr.

All four claimed they 1 'i'i:rhe of them said they wishcd to :trt'nl:r:o lioniagve to iyaxitan for his fame as I boxer The fourth said he was s taxicab driver who knew nohihg. of any extortion plot.

Gavt'.m's fathnr told police TOUl lllNi came in Gn'.'ilnn1a country lhome recently and mid theynecd- ed 33.000 to "get passage out of Cuba for one of our friends.”

;ProminenI' Mont-real Sports Figure Dies

MONTREAL, (C?) George Harry Davies. long-time manager of the Kanawaki Golf Club and iwldely known in sports circles in ithts arm, filPd at his home Mon- Vdny. He retired from his position about 10 months ago because of poor health.

Q 1pion of the world, signed Tue.sda,i' I Bolsvon: de-1to defend his title against Jocjx go. abound. Mntthevn, Me-tlvmxim at Miami Stadium Jan. 27. .11. Rurdon: forwards, Rob-l This will be the third meeting Marshall. GUMH of the pair. with .VIoore holdxmz M Kublnea. Boeu- t-wo decision over the Cleveland hid ngmu. & Pulled 5-Tu, Mu-Ihnh, f Man. McDonald) - mas S--Gytdnny. Robertson. (March!!!) - 1&46 ”Fek'.'.?..f'”" ) .. 17.8 Penalty: Md.4u(fi:-.a F'.,dm:?'”,'::o,:,:"” Powr C'HE3'I'BR. N 1, tA'Pi- ,-Mgnhsv cunt "gt nxmmdward G. Barrow. 185, who as ..,WCh.mwn' chuqebo," tgencral manager built the Next f'W'hltlo0k, Gray) ggggm 131-, York Yankees baschall emrp:re 3.4 11,1.” Men”. died Tuesday night. (&u.y, M,1gn.,:::f t 14,40 In retirement since 1947, he had 1..,ch'q-1-.w,,.(;1n,,,,. entered United iinspitni July (18-alnora 15.27 sllffcrlmz frnm I in.'1I.r.nnct.'. Hr. 8 -Sydney. TA!-r-nix. illud been in :1 coma in Nmcnilit-Ll Hvfatfhews. Mcfniyre) 19.35 rallied slightly ;u:rl lwrtl-nic worsr Penalty: Robert 17.02 mlscon-lidurfng the week-end.

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Builder Of N. Y. Yankees Baseball Empire Dies

land his baseball enifhttslasm keen Ho the end. 1 He continued to attend games Yzmken Stadium until last stunmc'r when he had to content himself with watching thorn on 'tnievtsion from his Port Chester homo. B:1l".'n'.l' Tlk',Fl', S.'.0llPl'Rl TTlilIlIlE0ll Rl"l(l Dl'PSl- itlvnt of the Yankees for 25 years. taking over the presidency upon

(mge hlfnemfmx o:xh.m1g:1n 1 the dcrith of Col. duke Ruptpc-rt. John T... Silllli'fl.l'l nnrl made Babel DUNN”, mat Wmod (he Ymlkees Rmh bark dmwl from R HL,h,' '.von 14 An1e1't'.'.'-.nTmnrzlleuicittnnnts Barrow had zvatcliecl his imdt and 10 mmd Cmmpl(m”C”n'N' I wane away in recent Wins be: He changed the late home run

Muse of illness.

'IC. TU Yet his mind remained sharp WDNDCDAYL hrvio; H :00 . HALIFAX . W 22 suoonm; TAY- "” ””'"' '"m- ' ” 101 ARMOIIRIES !3l'DAY- Chilrlrv-n's Skating 4 to 5:301 WWCDNESDAY NIGHT HOCKEY-HALIFAX - 8:30? 740

SATURDAY- Goneral Skating Country A; City .

Charlottetown Indoor Rifle Club

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16

Service Hockey ,,.,..,.,.,.... ( It. c. A. F. FLYERS - SUMMERSIDE

VI.

HALIFAX NAVY

YOU'LL SEE RUGGED HOCKEY SKATING AFTER THE GAME

Ansnss1oN:- Th0

500 ALL OVER THE HOUSE

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king, Babe Ruth. from a pitcher to an outfielder and discovered Hans Warner. whom'to the end he contended was the greatest lmselmll D"ll"HT who ever lived.

:AndreTtTrdtTedu 1Heads Scoring in Quebec league

. RTONREAL. TC?) -- Andre COT- TlVMl.ll, n vnteran nnrfonner with Vnllrwficld Blvivns. look over thr-

lrnd in thn Qticlion Hnsl-icy I,nn1vy:cm

SC”rlliiZ rave Tut.-sdny with 18 goals and Z3 nsmsts.

HA replaced Bucky Buchanan of i(Z'hicnutlmi and Leo Grnvclle of Ot- tawa. who were rir-ndinrked for the inn mot Inst. wrmk.

WGTQ UOL '

sczverl as lnlsinr-:5 nian-. llt'iJii'l?, Birvun, Arct-ind, Leplnc. Mc- 1 Stops:

fellows instructions as be worked throughout the day until midnight tlnst mght.

t Hayes received capable assist- ance from two former Charlotte- tnwn hockey players. Johnny Sqtlarcbriegs and Hickey Nichol-. xS0ll. Squnrobrlyzxgs started tlhe ball rolling in the morning with a dis- cussion on the fundamental skills of playing hockey. while Nicholson

1Wywrot Paces Halifax 'To 7-4 Win Over Miners

.i l14EPlTec'.' ilccllerl-.

HALIFAX. 1091- Paced by Pete:

Glace Bay Miners '1-4 Tuesday night in a Maritime Major Hockey 1.:-antic mule.

Wywmt, velcrun centre with Mincts two years ago. scored three goals and axlsiad on two as At- itmtios kept their five-point lead over second-place Sydney, who eriszod Charlottetown 5-4 the other league grime.

Ross Watson scored twice for Halifax and Bob Brmiess and Bill Ford got the others.

Big Hugh Campbell opened the scoring for Glace Bay early in the first period, but Halifax tallied twice bcfare the period ended.

llaltinx tonk it 6-2 lead in the second and scored one of three goals in the finale.

Play was evt-n for the first twn periods but Miners goalie Cliff Hicks was badly outshnt in the

in

third, stopping 1'! drives to Ray iSlcMeckin's 10. 1

Lineup: i

Glace Bay: Goal. Hicks: den: lfoncc, Cooper. W'hytc. Amadtn Treen: forwards, Miller, Connolly. ;Rochfnrrl. Brown. Campbell, Fylcs, '1I,umlc,v. Noedham.

Hniiitu: Gnnl. Mt-Mcekin: do-1

iNeti; l'ovwm'ds, Wywrot, BOWIIBSS. kFord, Hnlieti. Watson. Morrow.

ti-familton TIE?!"-Cat football play-

Wywrot. Halifax Atlantic: downedimcn: Reg Beazley, Hal Lewis.

ine Hat, Alberta. as the best that he has presided over. George was out in Medicine Hat earlier (this season.

The big, sq-ua.i-ed shoulder lines- mnn, who would pas for 9.

or, can quote the rule book almost as easily as most people can recite the alphabet. His lntenpretations,

Cminued on-'11: ge-1'3

Referee: Laurie Power; lines- Summary: First Period

1--Glace Ba 5', Campbell

toonnnlly. Ncedihamt . 1:34 2--Halifax. Watson twywrot, MaNe.tli . 'l:1fi 3-Halifax. Ford Watson) 15:26 Penalty: Whyte. 1:33.

Second Period 4-Halifax, Wywrot (Fordt 7:33 5-Halifax. Watson ,

(Ford. ivyvwrnti 1:42 6-Halifax, Wywrot

(Lupine) . ....-..-......l1:os '1-Glace Bay, 'hecn

(Campbell) 15:41 B--Halifax. W1v-wot

11-lord, Morrow) 19:39 i

Penalties: Rochford 5:57; Mc- Neil am. ld:31: McPhee 9:34,

9-Glace Bay, Lumley

tBmwn. Oooperr 11:25 l0-Glace Bay, Brown

tF3'les) . ....... .. 11.38 ll-Halifax. Bowness

(Arocandi 12:38

Penalties: Ftvlos ld:0-'7, major; LtV:)llT9 16:07; Bloom nnd Lum- 101' 18:38.

6 ll 11-34 '1 12 10-29

Hicks ...- MoMe4.-kin

ESummerside Airmen Play Halifax Navy Tonight

The Summt-t-side Air Force hoc- key team will meet. the Halifax Navy, last year's Maritime Intel'- medlate champions in an exhibit- ion game at the Charlottetown Forum tonight.

The Air Flyers. under the dlrr-ctin'n of coach Jerry Allard have been holding rr-szular pract- lSFS at the I-Xiruni and Will harm in. smart inrcrrnedlme squad ready for the Turn.

The Airmen have played one of two cxhibitintt tznmns but in ihnsc contests wore without the services of their best man. They were minus their first string fnrwnrd line as

well as their regular goaltender Allard, who played with the Ccniralie Flyers in an Ontario

Tntormnriinfh lxiimne last, season figures he has contenders for Mar-

Buchmtmt rll'm)prfl into second itimo honors in the Summetrside place and Gr.-tvv-l'ia mmblnd to ramp. Tonight's game will serve as third it tmtintz ground on the sailors.

Ottawa held a hhroe-point, first- placn lenrl in league standing. With points they warn mrr-o nhnnd of Qunhnc and Sherhrnnko Chic- outiml hns 29 points and Mnnlrnn'.

Vnilnvflcid and Springficl each has 26 pqinm. - The iasdwrs:

G A Pts Corrivenu, Valleyfinld . 16 2.? 39 Btlohanan, Ohicmrtiml 18 I8 .14 G-ravelle, Ottawa 20 13 :13 R. Riclpellv, Ottaws . 9 33 32 Moore, Ohicoutlrml . 13 in 29 . Dube, Shmbrooko 8 Z1 M i 1Kwoniz, Vnlieryfield . 15 12 27 Irving, shorbmokn , 12 15 27 . lDuss:-nrlt. Ohicoutivm . 10 17 27 1 Eurchell, Mnntrml . . 9 la 27

Last year the sailors from the

Halifax base had a smart club. They whipped the Csmpbellton Tigers in the finals after first

climinnilnct the Sydney Scout. Onc nf their players was Joe former S. D, U. star, but it is not

tonight

The game will mrmnenoe at

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test there will be a skate. The ad- mission is 50 cents.

Curlinu Schedule

Sumninrstde Curling Club sched- ule for Wednesday, December 16. 7:00 P.M.:--

KW. Dickie vs. E.G. Offer

Lloyd Inman vs. A. H, Hubloy

C. Ramsay vs. P.L. Kt-yes.

8:30 P.M.:-

F. H. Daley vs. R. A. Home

O. J. Hayes vs. H. E. Gaudet

G. A. Maocregor vs. KR. Mac- Earlene.

Willie Pep Wins Easy Decision

MIAMI BEACH, Fla,

(AP) -

Malmr. champion from Hartford. Conn-

thought that Mahar will be playing any decision Tuesday night over

eight o'clock and after the eon-' weighed 129. Longo 130.

Willie Pop, formrr feath:-r-weight

won every round in scoring an

Tony Longo of Baltimore in the lo-round fcniure bout here. -Pep

THURSDAY

Murray River Theatre

MURRAY RIVER. Dec. 17 & T8 - 8 PM.

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Hockey Scores

By TI-El CANADIAN PRESS : Maritime Major

Oh-arlottetown 4 Sydney 5

Glace Bay 4 Halifax 7 A-P-C League

Ste-llnrton R St. F. X. I Now Brunswick Senior

Moncton 2 Saint John 14 Northvrn Ontario Senior

Sault Greyhounds R Pmnbr. 6 at Ontario Senior A Windsor 4 Niagara 3 ct ' Kitchener 4 Owen Sound I l Ontario Junior A

Barrie 4 Kitchener 'f

Gus-lph fl St. Catharinos 7 Provincial League

Cornwall 2 St. Jr-rnrnn R

Fronlenacs Announce Transfer:

QUEIBAEC. (CI?!-Qucber Front-' chaos of the Quebec Junior Hoc- key League Tuesday night an- nounced transfers of some players from the roster of Frontenac: and the newly-acquired Quebec Cita- delles to other teams in the QJHL and Junior Ontario Hockey Asso-

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