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age 6 The Gtiartiiaii Friday. November 5. ISI5-'I

Nomads Play Host To Raint John Mariners on Saturday

Sarurriar is the day. Saint Dun-t day, the Nomads will be ready for

them.

Both tranix are expected to ftcltl IHIIIIS t'OlIlp1ll'RI11l'ly the amine l'.l1(IlpS as those of last week with

Itanls 1'nt:ers:ty gridiron the place and 311.1 1.11:" time for the second palm oi the ltto-gitnle home and home sct.r.. .n the Ncw Bitiiiswicit. Pr:ncr Ed-.i.iirl Island Mccurdi.

(WIT) liiinis l)t'lttFPn the Saint JOHN will have three in:-nibei's of the

Jltiiixrrs min the newly i(ll'n1EdiVV9lShIIl6'I1 stzilt sitting on the f'Ii:irlntt 'tllt'l Ntiiiiads 'l'he lvIdl'-.bI'l1Cl1. ready to make their debut ' 1. - ttnttl L'.;tl1IC 11! senior boil it the occasion sltottld

over 1113' .'t'.lS9 tor the use of substitutes. Ful- Aoinaos 111 int" 'o:.il poznt series lowing tire the liiie-tips froniwhicii

the teams for Saturday's competit-

hy virtue ti' thrtr tty stated 21') thcl ton tttll be picked:

second m.ti'.le oi pltiv in the llISl

:tt:lr: at Satnt .lolin, Nontads-Forttatds. Hon Mclvor

he Xr.ill.1ti.: ',Ill)PII a strong, rcapiatnt, Joe Coyle, Noel Wilson, l'V'”ll camp rt: : the port l'l?x Jim McNeil. libbica Devitie. Bill l.':(l- hri-cs It.-' 5'' .iii, .t'.I'I al'.li0ti;lt tiell. Cli-i:l:e Ready; L)Ilt1lil8l(i, lllP'i :1!” tin n'i'l i dent that Date Nit-liolsoii, Fred IJYASCOVAL that (811 tilts the tisttors oti Sal- Jcirv Mchonald. Gerard Btti'c,:. Iitria'. 'hr;t' are 51119 that they will tieoigc Kelli, Cliff (jillis. Spy. give th-m 2 mtzrh harder batllel Ready, and have Itlachcod; subs. than t d 1 last week. Part of Gordoii 'l'nredy, Arnold M (Lean the it It ('i Intii: the tatlitr. and Joe l'tet'i21. or the X'(7ll1lflS store at Sttnt Mariners -- l-1ni'wards. Hit? r V Jrihrt tins thit 1.11? D: Jelks coach-I t;:.'ince. Don lltrkettg Loo o'Biie-ii. ed nirn ttr:-r not a('-"LlSl0n19d tot Bill Hamilton. Ht'.1'b Day, George, plavittz nz. hr” ;lt'1'1llflS and dut-inst. Witlii-oti: bat-kfielrl, Moe Stevens. 8 l1Cnt' n'owii-iimtr However. last; Joint Clark. Fred O'Brien. Gordze ttrrks roittert has RF(1U."tl11tP(l illt'11.:l10:lf.'.l'RSS. Rory Grant, Ralph Mc- Inrals ii; W. Ftlfll pinyin: conditions Lriiagliait. Petr B'JBItSay and Allan

Lore. The referee for the match will be Gordon Bennett.

S73ll'1'tII.'llIl'1 rirmeiits tiir- nnviliiittz but -whit the; hoiw for on Satur-

itatinltii Edgiscirtoitin For Bowling Ghlship

MONCTON (CF) Halifax Conn- three-point decision tivt-r New Glas- ltlartclr won the Maritime-Maine gow, the 1952 tillu.-holdcrs. Cmin. lll - tun tamiliiiit chaiiipionshiii Itiarti-I singed lmck itttii ciitniieti- 'll11lt'3lit'l' rtti:ht Irv edging oitt tion with a tlit-cc-point ititi tiver ('hailnttctn'iti Irv a sinlzlc point in Mnnctttti K of P anrl won the meet In exciting iiindttyi of the four-day with n foiirvpoint t'crdict. nvcr 46th annual meet here. Mnncton l'ludolph's.

Defcnrltiii Fllalllltiotis were Dart- Fredericton Briinswicks min 11 "Wllll BN7-lt”.VF. points and lost five Thursday and

Tltlllsflilvs li' il F(VTl't”K for M:tri- wound up in thii'd place with I ttntc-Maine lVi-xtllllil Iltlltllantvnli 35-13 scorr. 9 3-"L "'HI'"l The tram high single honor went l'I'l'llI"V1 ,'Vl"nr M72 t2-. Mnncinn tn Edniitnclstiin with it 571. whilcl K "' l".ll-'1” 1?” the team high three was capttii-erl ll:ll'a.x (Univ - Vrittrl 1452 Mt hy Fredericton Rriinswicks with a Allortt" ' 1323 '01. score of 1353. l"lt'"ll'l '-. Mi-tit-iiiit Ttii-1Sl.V(;l.l-Z HONORS

diilnh: 1.1411 iii Frerlrrictmi Rvtiiicii 1(1k: 1405 tat; Halifax liiipriials 13-I1 int. 11 :i.m. rniind Frlrnitnd-inn 143.? int,

Dewey Dcwitt. rolling fur limitl- fon, tialkcd off with thc indivtdtial . high stnglc honors with a I49, while Spud Beazloy of Dartmotith ramc

Dartnintttli tip with a 3.35 to win the itidivtdtial

the exception of the Nomads who,

lcapitals Defeat Ramblers t iTo Take Lead In League

FREDERICTON tCPl - Fred-lvard. B. Bernuquez. Gagnon. Ther- erictcih Capitals broke their first-rien..1odoin. .pla(-c lie with Mmictmt Hawks and Fredericton--Goal: Craig; de- took sole leadership of the Atlantic fence: Mosgrove. Macintosh. Pow-y Coast 5 c it i o r HUt'l'xE)' Lcaguciers. Grenon: forwards: Ycomans,1 ThUl'S(lPLV night by downing Am- McDonagh. Leger. McPhee, Mac-, .herst Ramblers 5-1 Amherst and Donald. Hewcy, Nicolle. Bliss, Se- Charluttetown are tied in the cel- well, I

lar. Summary A tutti"-ginil sriltirgn in tlic scc-I First Period otid period rlid thr trick for Cans), 17Amlicr:-'t. Lcgcre

Each team ciittntrri IVIICP in thei ulodoinl. .. . .. 7:25: opening session and the last period 2--Fredericton. Macintosh rwas scoreless 5 tMacDonald) . . . . . . . . . .. 12:03 Roger Lcgere. helped by Roger- Penalties: None. Jiicltiin. ivpcncd the sCnl'il12 with Second Period i Anihci.-t's In it t- tall). Playing .'I-- I-”redcricton, McDon.1gh 2:00 ctiricli Joe ltlaclntitsli nullified itg 4--Fredciictnii, McPhee 1 before the pcriiitl i-ticlcd. Illcwcy. Nicolle) . 2:17

5 - Fredericton, Nicolle tllewcy, Mosgrovcl 10:07 8- Fredericton, Leger I tPotiers, McDonaght 14:08 Penalties: D. Kiley 6:-14. Lelzcrcl

The otiicr Ficttuictttii scurcrs tic-iv Bill Mt-Dmiagh, Doug MC-. Pltcc, Nick Nicolle and Ray Leger llcwcy Iizitl ttiii ititli Ni- and hit-Dutittizli

assists.

rolle gt-tttng oni-

cat-Ii. . 7:35, 19:10, Macintosh 10:23. Mos- l.tnc-Iips: Eriwc 16:13. i Amherst -Goal: Lat-tittt'sici'c; do Third Period 1

fence: I. Kiley. Pilon, Lrgcre,I Scoring: Nuiie.

Blackbttin; for-wnt'r'.s: 1". Bertia- Penalties: McPhec 5:55. Black-p

qiicx, Reid, D. K1l('), Keiincriy, Sa-,bitrii 8:55, Grenon 9:48, Pilon 11:33.1 .(1agtion tn1i5L'0nKlll('Il 11:33. 1

1AtItletios sotitfotuti Will 1 Transfer To Kansas City

By RALPH BERNSTI-SIN ,month. is weak. He hasnlt eaten; a suhstantial meal since last P””:M)”'pHlA (Apl T A”l”ldlThtii-sdav. That was when Ameri- Jnlinsnii oi Chic a go Thtii'sday can Legmm, clubowners Lnhered, hiiuglit the Philtidclpliia Athletics in New York and Said minor! m ant for Katistis ('ity. Ctiittiic Mack. 91- ughlgman philadelphja syndjcatp )t"1-11'-Itld fottntler of the Atncricazi Seckmg m buy me Athletics and lit-agile clith, signed the final pa- keep them hereime old masiel-'5 per front his stckbcd. mndcst dream. i 1 Johnson atinuttticcd at I press on the Word of muse who visnedi confetrnre he had atgqtiiiod the the apartment whom me dear W351 1fiatit'1iise fur apitroxitiialcly S:l.- Scaled. Connie was Sham,”-(id. y-1151 1500.000 limit Cit tie and his two wifev Kmhm.in(,' shielded mm (mm stuns, Buy and liailc. lie stild lIit- ).Cpm.lm.5p lgtand old intin of baseball wottld ..we said whnevel. Em here first lgct 5604000, Roy and Earle 3450,- 1000 each.

, was here at 9 olclock. the Fhila-, 'l'hc ptico of 53,500,000 is reached dclphia mm”, came 3! 10 3. m It

by adding a .S1,.'t)U,()Utl inoitgzigc Th, piiilnrlnlpliia group dlllydari

and iitlicr (ll'l)IS til .'-ipnrtixinititely hrd-VI

3.'l0(l,000 to the piles of the Mrtcl: g M

stock. ,lohtisntI said 51,000,000 rnorr To (ALL M'”"'”5('

will he set tisiclc to liclp build the

'In Chicago, American League

last-place Athletics into a first-divi President Wm Harridge Mm a! stun tczini.

1 . . .. meeting of club owners to act. onl vloh (H F the. sale and transfer to Kansas

Jtilinsiiit. who for months hits

tiring ht:-ljni' lnniziic hascbnll to E I Kama, Cms (mall). won Um Thurs, Johnson said both Latin and Roy

1

. - i - ' dei-

day in the fttshionable Gci'n1rtii-.”maA” "1 ”"i."'”m7taL'”" U” I tmiii rtiiarltnrtit of ”Mr. Baseball." Ill-"e9';l'537 C”m:am5 and thin Cor"; 1(-”,,.,i, Matt. Tm. 47.y(.m..ui(i .1.,imyit.e will be l1I1I'lt9(l chairman of the! son riiiirlttrtcrl his rlcal while '.t'lJ0?ll'd "l Il3l'('?l0l'5: sill”-V and the shrtittltcn Piitlztdelpliia giotip scclx-1.l.l'I1E Ill Il05lllUll pllllClld9d I0? llle mg in htiv the team and kccp 1'. 501” ll??? ll0l dl5ll05l'-d- iinrthis city cooled its heels in the The final sale of the Athletics. ioi,i,-t, 1 tn Julitisoti climaxed a chain oft (llllllllf. who will be 92 next rplsodcs tlitit. had most of the cic-

14R.'! tit mgh ml-C,-t 131.1915 ,,W,AA ,,. .. , L...-.s.. T .'1ri;iilc"t-um -i lltal I41; lirrriertcr Jnlm 'l.llIlC)'. N P w (ll4'Tg(Hl'. I I '0” (IFAPI l3”l'l 1" posted the top single score in . F!TH'lPt'lI'l”t2 Fiitins-it-ks 141-'1 131. '11littrsday's play with :i 137. while I N'”V (ilPl5E'1l' l-I43 llt I'll-y MacDo:v1ld oi the rtttittei-tip y"m"lllll l1Illl '41; li?-lliax lm- CIiat'luttelot-.tt loam catne tip witit I I portal: l'l2ti .iii, the top thtce, in the I'in.'tl rliiy with - I 1 ii tn rlllllltl 3; l"11i1'l'”'”'1t "i 1 '31. NW1 Iilttv” Nmr filitxviiw till lit tilt: site oi I 11'1" ll” '11 the 19.3.3 inttittziniriilt L P'05'll”N I-Ill” I.-Till 'llNl l-"VI: VI”- Va.m,...ih Mm ,gi; iiaiiiimiiiii pm... Glam 0, New (nacmm gay, pltiyiiiiz uitlimtt his right St-cniii-I 1'-criod MRI :21 sttccrccls Harris wait ,,f M.,,,ci,,.. wingmatr-. Gttrtiic lluwc. for they 2eRtiston. Clicyrefils lialifa); (min . 'tl,-it-trl 1433 ix: M m.r5id(.m or me aS5,,(.m,i,m. H, first time in IIYP years of rc-iztilar tMackcl1. Schmidt) , 1:36 ytinr,--,,m K ,,i- p pm ,l,. W.” mum. )1l( nu.” M...,.Nn,,,Ah(,.(,S minpciition. scored the deciding 37-Boston, Ferguson Hm-iltnn .xi,..,-..- :'.vti 14.. ;ii,.,.,.i”,, Hrmg ' git.-.l Tliitrstlttv night as Dr-t oil tle- tSandford, Schmidtl . . 13:13. ITiir1nhm- it-it titty 3; p. m. rmmd fctitctl Biiczttii. 3-12. to tic lVl1llllI'Ci'Il 4eDctroit, Lcswtck 13:24 snmkni ii... .l,1(-"K 3,1,3-,.i1 and ,;(i,'l,I,MSh,” Hm k4,; Hum” hn for the National lluckey Lciigttr 5"l()BIli0II,L1il.l1TSEi)v' 16 "0 D0”: ('7”':ii the Halifax t"liP1t '1 s 1372 till l””l- eveccn" its 1 u';IllK4'?fi of! -. V.'l 'ltF ism lattrels hv iiriiitinanl Maine 1445 tzv l)art- 5l73ll"”Y I l'"1"l””53 P'1V5'3l l107- Labl"cl sr:orirV: :t I"'l!' ptllnl triumph OVC-I mouth H46 (21. ' FIT" P""l"d 2342i F13manm:50'Flama"Imam": Mnvictmi l”win.t'-mt: It it .1: tlir Il"S' Hallfny Ccnnnxhi-yeti 1435 (41; 1- Detroit. Paveltcli land Skov fmaiolll 13234; Allen llli29 tmir 1.” ll ' that a llalifas ltlonrton nlliltllhllta Illllti itli 'l3ll1t'1l'l'1' '-litlll Scllmldl 3l'll'l DClVeCCl1l" 19355 mm;-.-.(ii'.i-,-w iV.yfl ttmi lhr i..ii.-. Mom,-inn yj,ni,a:e-Y 140;; tnl; Mum. 1'rrnaltie;:' Ski-v anti Armstioniz ' Third Period narnrnt Tier nlrl llnlif.-ix Witlivcr inn K "1 11 147.5) l4I. " ' T T” T' ”" I Pswllltilllk? (l;0lT3- H 7 H S d inn l"t'tl'l in 11110. 5 p. in. round - Monetoti K of P 30 111 ""3 l953g 1917915 ”3 -- 3” t TIGHT Pl.t.t' Yal'l'h0tlfl't 14) New Cilaslzoiv (Oi lloulton. Mattie 2a 20 ig:i':lKll?04. Plamanl-120:. . i.i,i1rM. (-,,.mA1;,H,.1 and C-hwy t'nl1C('dPt'l. Moncton Rtidnlplis 2? 2.1 l,-R . 1,,,,,,,,..,. ,.n,”,. Hp wuh Hum my l'Vl'PI'lf1ilLtIi)ll Rrtimwlcks tat; Find Drirtinotilh 24 24 I flrlllcllllk - - - - - V - - - -V 1: r,,.mm.(.,. W H”. fmnl Ha; M m, erii-tun cops I0 ctitiredcd. Moncttin liiiilriissy 24 24 7 fllll M. y mi ' "p 1,” ,.mm.,I., M Plait The Haiizoniam Final Standings New Glasgow 18 fit) ended the men! with a 38-10 mark. , w"" l'"sIlY;”'nm”m IR 3 .,.mi,, tin, J.,I'.mdm.S pasted 3 37.” Halifax Conn-ltlartel 38 l01Ldniiindston 16 32 lCharl0ttetown 37 11

srnrr-. ac racli rliih dropped only one point Thttrsrlnix Thr t:lt;i-nits t-ink II ntit nf

Frtidr-i'ictnn FIrtitiswit'ks 35 13 .1 I V i W I 7 7 V A, pri"-thlr 1' '- title (Jlt:it'lottctm- it took '-r-rit wit nt rtchl m e S Corirt-Vl:iitcl :1.-ittrrl off In high

alvi viidnt lrt up until thcl

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four pritnt liitiiiziili met Moricton --help the Chicago Blark 11:-ii,-.l(.-"

I-Zmbassy in me carly lTlrIIiI'l1nIIlch(y;'u':.

round. I In RIIVEIDFP of a ninntinrt next

TAKE Fork PIIINTS llittcsday of tho National Hockey Cl'lFll”lvl”"1” ll ""1"" "it'll" .l'll'lW1ilr lmntzttrr lmaid of Ktitvriiois. hoartt

allcad "I Ill" l""li- llllll 7' l"'ll1 rliatiman Sniylhr. who is presi- I'Wll'll Wm llltn 1' icilericion (.'alt- (lent nf Ttittitito M:ttiit- imnfs. t-ainc nah; In the final ttii-ttiiniz round inn with two piopnsals for strcttizth-

Charloitctoiiir ttictigthcnrrl hold In the 1 p HIV

. ll-Cloning the Hawks, once more this lmllltl llllll 51 .-nnsnn in their riittiiinatgv Iilll-t"I1(l W,'imsition in the league

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SPECTATORS SOUGHT FOR THIS GAME FRIDAY NIGHT

EXPERTS SAY THE LAST GAME BETWEEN THESE TEAMS

Illalifax lnipcrials ll 37 1 iFredct'icton Caps it 40 I Voice To

Nov. 1 To Nov. 8

down. Tho: I team ritiicltly wiped out a three- ii 1 i

llis ptiintx vein that tho lIl1ltll)Pl l..R”MYg

I -1 I I. ' 1 Id 1: -l e . . . . . l'I?31i1,i”ll3((:L CIIEOTJIC III clli(ai ( mmmn Q Tkalmg i E M 513i the pool of players not being used H()(1(r,1' .. Mq)Nr,1ioN v.. by the clubs be made available to 1sr,ANup;n5

the lla-tks. Smythe s a i d Monlrcal., Netti

Ymk and Biisttin are in favor of

rtttttitg llirir ntulcctccl lists to help SATlIlUiAY-

the llawks. If Detroit will agreri General Skating

to this. too, "there will be no :li.'-I Rural-Llrhnn

ficttlty at all." Fmythe said.

TOMORROW

EVER PLAYED HERE.

MONCTON-vs-ISLANDERS

EVERYTHING - SPILLS. THRILLS. SPEED

E - ALL DAY TODAY AND FRIDAY

FRIDAY. NOV. 5

HOUR: 8:

I ments of

t . 0 I I G (I H OI Nmld be the buy” I mmon Six of the eight clubs must 331- mm Such amateur "Rn" 35 F9” u

of Joliiisnii and Kansas City, with Detroit absent

Black Hawks waged an tiniclciittnil caiiipaizii In glalxlkhlll he lll”ld Monday lll Nclviwin

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Islanders Strengthened FF Tonightls Match With Hawks

The Prince Edward Islanders for the local club. sodny. Nick put on quite it shim hockey team, fresh from B t.wo- The Islanders are strong in the all by his lonesome in the.: tin; day rest after their very lmpres- other departments with centre Ice appearance to the Island CQDJLAJL sire road trip to Fredericton and being occupied by three of the His stick-swinging efforts dliecim Moncton earlier in the week, take league's top point getters. They at Copper Lcyte in that gtmg stenmmn me,” had la be post, to the ice at the Forum tonight to are Buck Whttlock, Rey LeDui: have been partly Yevcnged in we poncd (0,. at wast a wmkl it wajpplay host to second-place Moncton and Copper Leyte. Buck leads the rugged Island centre. who on tha-. lea,.,,i,d rm,” his brow" wvm Hawks. A win for the Islanders league with 6 goals and 10 assists same night scored the game Mm iagi evening, tonight would put them in sole for a. total or 16 points, followed niiig goal against Nick with W.

The hour, which ii-ii, gchgdulgd possession of third place in the in second place by Copper with 5 seconds left in the match. TV(1t'llli3;' in take place last Monday night newly-formed Atlantic Coast Senior goals and 9 assists for 13 points. day night. in Concton, ci,m,,,

Ray has 4 goals and 5 assists. made the red light. blink ttticv be.

Mcfllusitey Injures Hand In Training

Cobey Mccluskey of Charlotte- town. Maritime middleweight champion and number two conl lender for the Canadian title. inl lured his hand while in last min- ute training at the Stadaconai gym in Halifax last week to the extent. that his title bout wit.li Charlie Cliasc of Montreal at the

is expected to be staged this Hockey League. Just. one week ago

Monday at. the same centre. tonight. these two teams played Hennesscy, Gignac, Morrow, Gray hind Ptdsodny. once on 3 Wm, Cobey. who has fought sevr.-ra: what. was stated by experts as the and Harris make up the rest. or bined effort and again on a W. very inipressisc battles this year best hockey seen here in recent the Iorward lines. Back on the alty shot.

the best condition of years. In their trip to New Bruns- blue-line are rearllluds Ll0ltd the Islanders de- Hlnchberger. Danny Otconnor and

and is in his career, is quite confident that wick this week,

Canadians Lose

he can take the highly-rated feated the league-leading Capitals Steve Brklactch. It seems that

Chase. This will likely be Mc- 5.3 and lost their game at Monc- Lloyd opened up and trimmed big

CIuskcy's lust fight bctore hr: ton by uni). one goal, The local Rheal Grenon of the Caps down '

fines to A Boston camp out 9' team, incidcntly. was playing its to size. as the aggressive Fi-cnch- Wl1l('Il he will box the rnlning third game in as many mgmg, titan decided to give home-town

W'"”''- The scoring punch or the de- tans ti slugging exhibition to sup-

pleted right-wing should be boost- piement for his inability as e nilljelgo (gEagi:?5EISg iggyflllilal;

ed considerably tonight with the hockey player. However. as Steve . . addition of zi new player to its said last evening, Rhea1's scheme Reynolds Finger ranks. He is Wimpy Jones. whose back-fired and he found himself - ti ' tk' tti

-. A 2:21.11” s?tiE.i.:”1iL”.ff .2: .:.;':: ..: c:::.:.”.:te .1::..tW1.:; pgaslfjc suriifon todaylwlnhexamme Soo Indians of the Northern On- the referees. te eep inger gasi tat may . - , . , . to a :.::.1:. tsntgiitzsi. 1t;m2.:',.:::: .i....E:”t.il.'1 :”.1”.1...'i1:

game in the world baslmiidzi cliampionsliips Thursday mgiit gr, tcr leading until five minutes be. fore the end. A last minute lillly by France overwhelmed lhc Calla. dians 66-62.

It was the Canadians' fifth loq against two wins. France,

Surgeon-it-tine

lmch" ”" W N” ”'k Ya”k”5' old and weighs 165 pounds. He has Lemperanientit, goalie Nick Pitt-1 an identical 2.4 i-ecui-ct Hi . ii,” had three years professional ditty lVjnnipegey5 bcfnrp vi-,m',mVa:

night's contest. now has a tna;lt of three wins and four losses and is assured of at least a folllln. place tie in the final standing

with Hockey League

Springfield oi the American

theatrical and has played

merry - go-

prove the switch. At. the Oct. 12 Wayne mid M3"l”"- Ohmv 1" the meeting. Sm clubs voted approval International League. He scored-32 ' T goals and had 34 assists while with '

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ting two guards on Canola": Flaj M47774 lopen since starry Vip Pslliidlno hmhgsmrmg rum Wing” of Du. B 1' cuts "931" N5 19” We lmm the Thursday night's game against the stated last night. Vlp's services to . iigamem, but the exact ex. mgrslde wedncsdw ewnmg llawks won their first home ganiclcnolu mi N, av b th d.r H h d 1 d . y it it 2 cm e t- owe a paye in 382 iegulah thi-ce.. Gus MacDonald. 340. 675. Stadium. -1-"m.-ieea gulars 2582. 1 -Cjitcttgu. Wilson Detroit 3 Boston 2 Richards Trucking 2542, Second Perlnd American League Alleys 2607. tlVIcCormack, Toppazzinit 17i:15lChicoutiini 3 Montreal 1 clash in the second game of the y g Thlrrl Period 4eChicago, Mclntyre 'l'oronIo Malbtiros 4 Hatnilttin 4 this afternoon tilt the Saints grid-

Francc managed to win by my and Phmddumaitlie Mar-ion team last year. ifiirwai'd. Carl Ridtt, wlm ticrtw. I '1he tight-win: slot. has been BOSTON (AP, g Gordie Hmwv3gllgliisfnilimgSg?;lm;0w1;ll:1It;:Ymliiili was injured in last Monday's -t R d w- H d 1 lg I gant:.kAt. that tlmg, Vip Srffgred 3:: injeury Iiglsfoggntgrewegniggtgy It 9 9" N359 3" 59"” 999 night and was declared out of stick of Fredericton forward Crow 3 yr 3. t , . . Hewey. Vip will not. likely see ac- of.-.3." si:il:,'.?:, Red wing mach Repeating sun,1.me”lde ('9mm”' mm for at least ten da 1 B.” . h , . - . V , - cial League bottling results rollect .l-- I ECIC said he believed it was an injury on at the Capitol A119” in sumg 7ll'9 BTP3ll.V llll559Cl by lull? Club and tent of the iniury-or how long it womt-nr5 hi . I l , gh single and l1l"h CHICAGO (Aphchicagn BlaCk!lr:::d1l:-6.5bF:;l1eBFrlEtRO);;3)g2gtTNti1- xtould kckcp Howe out of action- rhi-.39.. Ann, Mcxcnnm 385' 75,1 ' ' 1- K e u 3' 15 1”” "'31 "0l”l- Men's high single and lllilt of t'ie National Hockey League , . . Mass)" Thursday night defeating ference between a win and a loss season games without a miss-the summary. New york Rangers 3.1 at chicagu m lnnizest streak in the National Liberals 3613, All Star: tDefa'.:1tt. Hockey League. MacAusland Furniture 2606. Re- SUMMARY . . First Period National League ,l;flCI3(l:ll3gl”l?fb 311495. glr)lgg3Cl'! 3L-'55 . . 0 a crs. ,Ban' oi tMnsici'i'.m, Martini 3:48,New York 1 Chicago 3 . . NW3 SCOUB 2533- Fcnalties: Morison 3:58. Mortsonl Atlantic Senior 4 and Ii'win 8:10, Henry 15:33. Amherst 1 Fredericton 5 S185 2325. I Meteor Taxi 2547, Plllboxex 20.11. 2-New York. Lewicki lClet'clanc1 2 Hershey II 2 d G T d SI-lmm9li5ld3 5035- 3113 Calllllll tRalcigh, lrwint Quebec Scnlor n 0 ' 3--Chicagn. Gamble Quebec .1 Shawinigan 5 y The Welshmen and the Saints Penalties: Morison 7:54, Howell QJHL 18:41. Trols-Rivieres 4 Quebec 4 three game series for the Prince OHA Junior A Edward Island Intermediate rugby title and the A. J. Zakem Trophy (Sullivan. Martini 17:24 NOHA Scnlnr A Penalties: Prentice 3:22. Sullivan Sticllittry (l Sault Mich. 4 iron. The two teams played to a 14:47. Howell 15:52. 'Saiilt Ont. 1 Pcmbrnkt-. I scoreless tie In the first game.

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