Glace Bay Miners In 4-3 Victory In Game With Sydney Millionaires

SYDNEY, Jan. 13 - (CP) - Glace Bay Miners started another bid to jump out of the Maritlnie xfaior Hockey League cellar here tonight when they stopped their old rivals. Sydney Millionaires. 4-3. The win cut Sydneys hold on their place to four points.

it was an iiiuisiial Sydney-Glace Hay clash with referee Charlie i:ooilc not calling a single penalty over the three periods.

Miners had a 2-1 lead in the first period. Sydney got them back Ill the second, then the Mace)- R ,x'nnk-le.:iekor string fired two !;.')r.IS 111 iii seconds in the last pei'- led to niiike victory certain. Sydney ti).in.1r;c(i to get back one goal, but cnailic lion Lockharl came up with rnme illll' saves in the late minutes to halt the desperate Sydney bids.

Gnrrlir ilillcr. ex-llalifax and V.rnii"on pl.iyei'. scored

-my the third tall)". and playin-: .-i-acii ltiiii M:icey tipped home a Lloyd 1-lincliberger drive shortly af- ter for the winning marker. flinch-

i-inrzrr also set up the Raynak .St'Vll'(l. B111 '.ili-l)oii:i;.ili. Nick Hill and

I"!'t'i(ifIlP lliltlebraiid were tiie Syd- ney ':o.il setters. Nick Pirl.(nrlny handled 31 saves

IMarlene Stewart Nam

the two, first nernd goals. Johnny Raynrik.

bgalnst 23 for Lockhart. Line-ups:

fence. Hinchberger, Burega, Ama- dio, Verrier; forwards, Macey, Ray- nak, Backer, Joss, Bonhomme, Mil- ler. Keller.

Sydney: Goal, Pidsodiiy: de- fence, Maclntyre. Whalen. Weav- er; forwards. Birukow, Pirle, Hilde- brand. Rowe. I-loreck, Mc1)onagh, Marlneau. Hill, Morrow.

Officials: I tyre.

. SUMMARY First Period 1-Glace Bay, Miller I 2-Glace Bay, Miller (.1055) . . Penalties: None.

Second Period 1 3-Sydney, McDonagh iftowe. Horeck) 4-Sydney, I-lill tMacIntyreI . . Penalties: None. Third Period 5-Glace Bay, Raynak

. 13:19

(Backer. Hlnchberger) 10:55 6-Glace Bay. Macey tBackor, Hinchberger) 11:13 7-Sydney, Hildebrand lPl1'i8) .. .. 13:24 p Penalties: None. Stops: Pidsodny .. . 9 ill Lockhart . . . . 12 6 5- l

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Canadais Top Athlete For Second Year In Row

)1)" 151'-ti-cenliliillipa

TORONTO. Jan. 14 A (C?) - .Vlarlene Stewart, the Fonthili, i:)nt., youiigsicr who ruled the Canadian uniting world in 1931. has been chosen Canadais outstanding wom- an athlete for the second year in a row.

The 19-year-old golfing sensat- liin won going away in the annual Canadian Press poll of sports writ- crs and broadcasters. She polled ill

to the final match losing out to Edean Anderson of Helena. Mont. Miss Stewart was eliminated in the semi-finals.

Shirley Campbell of Fergus, Ont. winner of the women's three-mile swim at the Canadian National Exhibition.

Olympic competitor: were favor- ed. Nine of the 24 women listed were on Canada's Olympic teams in 1943 or 1952. "

Glace Bay: Goal. Lockhart; dew

Goode, Peters, Macln- ;

LITTLE SPORT

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PAGIS SIX

! The Halifax Atlantica don't want pto play another- game like that played here on Monday night. .That. to put it mildly, was the im- ,pression coiiveyei in the .Halitiix idres.-iiig room following the gains. ."lf there was a game like that in Halifax you couldn't get ten fans

THEMCUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

I45 Players Turn Out

There were forty-fire hockzy players in action last night at th: Forum as the Juvenile Islanders went ihroiigh their first practise session. Many of the players were from Cliarlottetown but there were a iiurnber from Outlying dis- tricts and they showed up well.

Among those on hand were four (l()(lIiClld6YS, fourteen defencemen and twenty-scveii forw rcis. In i'cw (;I the large numbc turning out it is planned to form a juvenile house league.

pinto the iiiik for the next giinie." istatetl one player iiiiinindful of tlie, ilact that 6.400 fans crowded intoi the Halifax Forum last Saturday ml .the anticipation of watching al Igame like that played here Mon-; tday. However, in one sense the. lplnyer was right. if

, the Halifax iteani had only nine shots on the opponents' goal iluring the gami.-i then the turii-oiit for the next! contest cotild well be very small. I .

There was one thing i1I.)0llIWIll(T" coach Duizgcr McNeil seemed very. pdefinite. The .-'iiIi'il1IltlS, he st:ited.I ,were going to strengthen. ()n othcrl loccasions when McNeil visited heir and was asked the same question .he usually hedged a bit.

tout there were one or

Dolllilllgl,

two nosu.-I

The third choice was 16-vear-oldi ions on the team he would like to, at home 101- A day or two.

Place new men. However, he iii-I ,ways gave the impression that hi-I lwouid not break his neck trying to, tizet; them. Monday night it wasj idifferent. llis answer was quiiki land definite. What he is likely! 'seeI(ing is right wingers.

. . .

Off1c' is hope that tli.s will be tie first move in Iirnging younger piayeis into the pubiirmlinieligiit with the long-range aim of devel- r 'n: plaiers for the Senior 15- lantlcrs.

Mlirph much in hcnie talent. l”l(ICCI the junior league .;iv icars ago.

.11.. l:iaiidei's' coach plans to it the new Juvenile Club in e 4 way and will iI1I(C some of . ,5 , :: f1'.'.1.. .c.r coaching diiziis at 8VCl'y opportunity.

C'i...n.b;r'iaEii is very favor of encouraging

and recalls that he e..:i:ion of the first in Cape Breton I

One part of the scheme is to have a certain number of the young ters work out with the 1s-

landers at such times as they are

Murph claims that more can.be 1(li”'.”f1iCl1x' by mingling

them with experiencci players than by any other method When the team is fully selected

it sill meet. a club from Summer- side or some other Island centre

.IWith Juvenile Islanders At Forum Last Night

Played Prominent Roles In Success of 0ld.Ahhie Team

There were three Charlottetown hockey players who played pront- inent roles in the success of the Charlottetown Abbies of 1921-22-23 and whose names were omitted in yesterday's picture-story of that famous club.

The players were Perley "Chick" Williams, George Buntaln and the late Jack "Fairy" Callaghan.

Williams played with the Abbies during the 1922 season and went up to Boston the following year. He. played with an amateur team in Boston but returned to saint John to join the Abbles for their game against the Toronto Granites on Jan. 10. 1923. The Granites won the game 3-1 and later went on to win the world's Amateur Champ- ionship. Williams scored the Ab- bies lone goal.

George Buntain and Jack Cai- laghan played with the Abbies dur- ing the 1923 season.

In connection with the Ciranites it has been pointed out that they formetl the Montreal Maroons a year or two after they defeated the Abbies. In 1925 they won the Nat- ional Hockey League Championship and their stars were the men who starred against the Abbies in Saint John.

in yesterday's story of the Ab-

JANUARY 14, 1953

Seek Replacement

SYDNEY. Jan. les Campbell, secretary of Maritime Amateur Hockey Assoc-

13-(OP)-Chub the

iation, said

Beavers of the New Brunswick Senior League.

Johnny Morrow To Remain With Sydney

SYDNEY, Jon. 13--(CP)--Monb real winger Johnny Morrow will remain with Sydney Millionaires.

jar Hockey League club said to-

today Charlottetown Islanders have asked permission to

se 8. replacement for winger Bill Hagen, (above). Hagen has been recalled by

Syracuse of the American League. Last month he was placed on the waiver list of, the Maritime Major Hockey League club and made a brief appearance with saint John

an executive of the Maritime Ma- p

Garrison League Game Tonight

The R. C. signals meet the Artillery tonight at the Forum in the third game of the Garrison Hockey League. The game gets underway at seven o'clock and will be followed by a practice for the Reece.

Tomorrow evening at six o'clock the Reece will take on the Navy lfrgm H. M. C. 8. Queen Char- o e. .

Island Senior Hoop league Opens Tonight

The Island Senior Basketball League will be opened tonight with Saint. Dunstaifs University playing hosts to the Charlottetown Abbies. The game will be played at S. D. U. and will get underway at 8.30.

The Summersidc R.C.A.F. is the other entry in the three team cir- cult. League games will be played on Wednesday and Saturday nights.

Local Curlingg Club Results

Curling faines played yesterday: B Competition

J. J. Morris '1 Manning 5.

J. E. Clark 16 Col. Full 5.

R. Parent 10 A. McNeiil O

A Competition

Acorti 18 Prowse 5.

Burden 11 Worth 6.

McNeiil 12 C. McDonald 9.

Dr. McDonald 10 E. Wood A

Saunders 17 Dr. Giddings 13.

Games to be played today at 7.00

.m. B Competition

Alberton Regals Defeat Mt. Pleasant 8-5 In it Opening Game Of

Season

The hockey season got. under. way last night. in the Albei-ton Rink when the Alberton Regals, playing their first game or the year. defeated the Mount Pleasant Bombers 8-5 in a regulgr wag Prince Hockey League game befoi-a a. very large crowd. The ice was in excellent condition and playing was fast from start to finish.

The first period c. J foi- tl.. tciim but the Bomber-5 got goirg in the second period to outscore the Regal; 5 goals to 4. In the final period the home team scored three to the :Bombers' one to end the game 8-5 for the Re- gals. .

Both goal tenders played an ex- cellent game with the Mount Pleasant net guardian uo...g'an excellent job in the cage. Referees. James Kinch and Car. men Phillips.

Lineups Regals-Goal, P. Hardy; defence W. Hardy. E. Atkinson, U. -Frazer, E. Murphy; forwards, E. Gavin, G. NIEII-l'l0iAXS, M. Kinch, C. Ber. nerd. W. Stewart, J. Kinch, s. Fraser, R. Mccrae, A. Richard, R. Profit, J. Avery. . Bonibers4oal, H. Giliis; -'p. fence, S. Maccaull. L. Mitchell, 3. Birch. E. Cameron; forwards, T. Yeo. E. strongiinan, J. Coughlin, C. Williams, D. Williams. S. Mur- phy, M. Clark. T. Mac.NeilL

SUMMARY

First Period 1-Alberton, A. Richard (W. Stewart) Z-Alberton. E. Murphy (S. Fraser) Pieiialties-M. Klnch. Second Period 3-Monnt Pleasant, Strongman. (Yeo, Maccztullt 4:10 4-Albci-ton, E. Gavin (G. Matthews) 5-Alberton, W. Stewart (J. Kinch, C. Fraser) 9:09 8-Mount Pleasant, strongman

11.12 7-Mount Pleasant, S. William: (T. Yeo) ' 13:05 8-Alberton, W. Stewart (R. Profit) .. .. 14:00 9-Mount Pleasant, S. Murphy (P. Williams, .1. Cotton) 19:00

'. -- ' ," . , , . ." I-. fill UIr.M.M. , 1.2252 i”iI...? lei lciliiiigciilisiiiitoii Tennis. 11 sport which u.su-i-.v. romsllt me liockcv rend be ilmif. Eafiili.” E W ” mes It was stated um they won dc-)9 . w- Mm-me mm H. Farm Pm1tws-E- Smmzmm 5- Youth was the keynote in the gives selieral wome" m III? Im mi twee” mg Iilandu.-5 Md, The A.” it. is planned to squeeze in one three consecutive Maritime Ch8mD- coafh. imlanny Hmiirik d”'?.":, T- Gillie-5 VS- 11. Mtmnlnz F1195!"- msz hmws Tm mp Vthree places outstanding athletes. this year lantics continues in Halifax. Qllllriifun period of hockey hem... re,-. ionships. Last night their goalie I” ,” am "mw it 9.” 9” Ie -m-? -e- Third Period M.” take; by M.mems 20 Vegan M placed only one. She was Mariettep a number of Suppm-I61-5 plan onnac-immlgig I.-mu. games w let me Harry i.5mm.wan-i Morgan Stated asking for: urzaivtgxirs. SEIIBHI Jophp . . . . logmbermng Gavin are or under. Several of the oth- Iiarlampoise of Mmm.W”' Carma" wmmmymg the team to .Hn1m'x:'-people see how the kids shape ufJ- that they won um champmnsmps Bea-W.” O I 0 . cw. '""sw;55 ' e (G' Msmhewsi : 5:10 NS on H", HST, wpm N” in me lmggunior champion in 15152. . Ablcasj two carlcads will lcavenh may "M be possible to have While -compiling a won 30. lost, one Se?” L".”.':””1 (0t'lw"'s.'l:;l'"giI'e'lil;) ll-Alberion, A. Richard 'lt'4'n-Hg? bracket. made” tlffprerglafg Chollllig-1 ii'h0KREa-ill heleqthtls pniorning NW1?-IF l31MI.9i'Iwo s'hm.L periods instead of one and. tied. one record during I two W” I" mm: ::..:::.:.(.. y I ' (McCtac) 10:00 M55 stpwnn Capmmd the Ml" of Toronto fivewtrifriea axglrcinceifmol gI'1s8e1'1iIfi?'Eg)LIIIi"I1IolI1aVt3Pbe0lfsIIilI)l;Ij(:IlSWong session” These abbreviated yea! period. u S 12-iVI)omIII'lil1lI1ea5:)mL D. wmnilnlo irnai women's close golf champlon- 3 , . ' " '. - ' A t.is ”ll t t 7:30 there- N M ' I am-5 1 I Him, for the Sccond year in .. row iirile cainadian vtomens open golf Forum Manager Bill Brown was :(l))l:),f,: 32:1 e:c:rinapIellIy0r0I time . 'm”' p leelilbcrton. W. Stewart, and my amround pcuormance m cs:-iitttp pnship. and ldlfsarbara Aniilnearly as busy yesterday as if tiieho regnood me ice for me semorsp mlncrieased iazctlpritylil: sgownhat - (J. Avery) ..... H 19:15 1952 was only slightly less amazing (co .'ormer wor s champion game were being plot-ed in Char-1 ppy w S B m .. e fCiIIlatl '1 e Cu it lei as pcnaluesgxonep man hm. mm yam. in top wmpeb kl)fll1lllie' skaltiei niJ)w on the profess-ilottetown as he ansivei'ed quest-it "T1 ” . . e Wizlflnar :I1ll!:0bll1SM6V161lY XIKVI-ziilnesjaljfl mom Wm,” she gathered in the . ices ow crcuit. itfil:1:etaI1Olllt the Halifax I-oi-um andicove lfllrgst -possibfeullof tilllgiseusgne Fol? Ontario womenis open. the camiii. W1? :” 95' , . . I 9 lowing are the scores: ' :(?aIII-ilI?I3)IE(iYIl:IlIl1l()iS the Canadian close L d' ' The Glace Hav Miners mw IlRVCIM.I C k L '--' A: Mutch mo 0 " i ST.OUIS.J.1.. .. E.Bk 96 The second-place winner was nn- a iistgfmdan, Mini"). Iifllw" I." "m" I e St. Louis Cardinaiaxls wire to(l:P)to- EDMONTON -73n- 13 '- (CPI 's'Fred u';Ocll1lI(9l' 06 other golfer. 20-year-old Mary Gay 0 ,N,mdr(,' :5, "W25 I:M:"9 Mm MCI day by Eddie sumky their man. Rollie Miles. football star and Robe,-g, Barwgsc , 95 of Kitcliencit Ont. whose perfoi'm- I7 L in” mrZ.'(”'"a'I' M H mwhtnocke auger and dietitian go' -. . on the also an outstanding baseball and R3191, Jenkins .95 iince. in the 1952 open eclipsedeven I135.9"aW.,I1ih,dK:-:;:inn.;)Ie:3I:i1r':: pmames and grmfy if shay wam basketball player, may become I R. Rummy 95 EzST.dLOCChi:.1esJan.for1:er--i113; M-s Sl.e' 't'. sh f d the ii i --- i ' t t V". " ----We - - h ck henon enon. - no , 95 -"W I - ' . .i.I...lLl-5 e ,9 Following h we draw for vim,-iThere has I10911.Sllnlr' speculation Covehead defeated New Haven 3' lam 01 9”” world sen” gravy” qt;-Till; pnatural," said Coach Bud geo:ygeLang:i;qan 94 weight boxing champion trying 0 presidpnvs Manh at Charlotte that Watson might. not wish to 64 law night in R hast and rugg The .Redb1Td field leader, voted pone of Edmonton Flyers 0! the T. Rogers 2 for another chance at the Hue. in town ciiriinz Club l1dies' nit-:i.”””" ”' the M”'?” bl” Mmm-Iged North River Hockey Lea8U9 we magi manager of me M" '" Western Hockey League when with w". vessev 1. 92 3 IIMVY mvome "V" 3'”””””I am," Tmi,rgd,.V J3',,mA,(. rm” M ward rwmwd M” mgr .flxt.ure while Nine Mile Creek the Nzllmnal .Leaz"e' mid each ing about the 24-year-old former Keith sucglfms 90 Vfesbury Basconi for their 10- ' ' i -' s 5' 3- G night there was a izoori possiblitv,m:mmm Norm River 34 in R 5". player in notations on a .form let- Washington D. C” Negro. Clyde swwmm 1 9” rmmd ugh: here gommrow night, a PM P w that the smooth skating centre-I d lea ue game Bom comes” oer how much the player was ex- "He-5 been on skaws only th1'ee Pat Landmgan 89 The 23-4vem-.o)d Bascom ran up . I i ' Ima" WM played Mm Sim” :'”'i",3.rI.-e plifyed at. the North River pecied I0 .we”m M repmlmg 1" times. H6 1135 imDY0Ved 30 mum Ray Vessey . 8'1 a string of 13 straight victories in . '""'Ti Ice 2-1;, Hm Ikip P Bmden ;Beavers last season would he inmmk spriiig training at St. Petersburi. . , , he wants to learn the game." Dim Mcpm-.315 V 32 1950-51 omy to 105;; three out of NEW ionic. Jan. 1!! - me) - K. Musmd, '1' ',,,acK;,,g,;,. H A',tii9 Glm Bar Came shortly. The Vic: Deacon and Lmd Macmn. Flt , . Miles. chosen by the fans as the Mrs, Geo, Ragers so I ., bout, mt ye... .lim Ixoiric-. promoter for the In- ' ' 'iMinPFS also hope to add aiiotlir-r - Stankys policy of fining over- most, valuable man on the football g N, wmts 30 Chan” is 3 4 ,0 1 gamma to

an each scored two goals to pace last two ml

tnrnatinnal Boxing club, has is. Hoyt skipl L' PIck""I' L" Gilmstleciitreman nnil defcnsenizin l)ann,i' weight players at a. rate of 82 I Edmonton Eskimos the Wm by ,1 do-.',5:0n and H 2

. - - K Full. .. - 4 in d" 't'ick. Joe O'Brien . , mm. H

IINI an ultimatum to manager lxixon. if they do the; w it lini'e,Cme 9” 5. at 1 pound will remai n f e. o ' m be ust the factor that -

Wm Bmchmhm Hm” Jersey J05 NIM 3' A. Mamm -B" Howam a fairly potent club. I I tmd Hm” Mmuomld "dde.d ”If you have III welshrtc problem Iriemriscicdelily to Increase attendance lmvome to More R knockutm walmu mush Ineet heavyweight . MacDonald. P. Simmons: x-5.. o . . isingle goals to help Covehcads try eaimg Wm meals a day and cute at Edmonton WHL games. g

E. Rayner, T. Hawkins, B. Roper, If he develops mm a hockey player, it. would be a development almost parallel to his coming to the Eskimos.

Miles, at fleet-footed 175-pound- er was in Edmonton with a. Region baseball team when it was learned that he might be a. much better

-hampton Rocky Marciano in Chi- cago April 10 if he wants an in- I iioor shot at the title.

The manager of the former lir-aryweiglit king met with Norris today. then told reporters as he left. that Walcott would not fight zn Chicago.

Marcel Clements of the lsland- c3”59- A” Lover DEV” LEMWIIB 17- C3m8Y0"- - . - ' d H 'att: s o'ed for New Hav- Ice JVD. Macnomldl J. Gmg ;-(rs lsthsporung aM h.idl pair Iiifpgg on ci ”I"”' E SW9" A- 3"”-"'9 1'5" Il?::(I Sefslfal HiI':eks nilgg HIIIIEISIIIISI Four major penalties were hand- H' MMKen7JP' campbem ILIIIQEII playing under difficulties 901 Out GUTIHS 1118 name M15115 Parker' M' Mackmnoni since then. Monday night on sev-land La.Monte drew MEIOTQ In 1-119 oral occasions it was noticed tiiatI”1'5I: Delimd pwhlle O"B?Ien "nu his leg injuries were :iggrnvateiliCrawford received five mmlllei 10?

out the following: broad, butter, potatoes and gravy. . .” Stanky said, in his letter.

Former Baseball

- BASKETBALL FANS

DON'T MISS THIS!

Return To Leafs Lineup Tonight

F'm'''T”” '" "' TORONTO. Jan. 13 - (Ce) -

)mI::Cf'Iwl;lCC;'1Ollflit' sialid Rtaarmicntegitytzg I" 1 iR' mm skip. Pl BurdPn';I)llt. always he Vkept. cnrniiilii hack ifin 1E!:'IglI)IiI0I1 of fisticuffa in the . :):;)-Koaziid:,1TuI;hBE.gkSx:I(13;);1(II.0I:?::1Yg1d8.Il.5 Emma right Winger George Arm, ,.,,m.mmn ha” m. in Mmm” K Mus,m,d' 1 MMKMEM: VS" for .more. He. iiflsuln 1101170 3:51 ma c-anza. ( ed ms”: and y -Negro pmye” are unusual- m strong will tetuin the Maple many BM, m Aprm hm, Norm M. Mme”, M. An”, A. WHHSV PM after the lIllltI peiioil Si.'IlINI ulp John MtacLeaii I. cor. Km hockey Probably best known are Leaf line-up tomorrow agalns. Wt” "' ””'”'i"' '” W” ””'95- M"E"”I'""' mun”; -W" H" mm mmughlacmge -Magnum '0!” L I iaAL."rii,-mite: Jan 13 -(AP)- the Carnegie brothers who iziayeii Ctiwagoimadf Iilawki? me” it 1”"

Nnri-i-. said Felix indicated he Ice 2-A. Mahar, B. 1-fowalt, N. H” ”"m"x 'wm,s" m sm” "';'NI"e Mil” Creek! VlC””TVt- R,33IC Charla -(Buck) Heme: one ox most of men. hockey in Quebec pfj of tiree wee s owing toa knee iianterl an indoor fight in April MacDonald, P. Simmons; vii.. ;:l'gh':i9 smallest efforts 0 .vlacLean scored or Nor h 1 - basebai” alhume g,,,,',,,, Wm-, Province. omcms also ,nm,unced iipggjngltglgitdiwalggiit ;J';utl1:";i kiackilnllla Campbslii -7- P51-I . . o I New York Giants and Chicago 31" B P9-.r50" WI” Iegmed "'9 that Ray Timgren. utility forward H” H!” in me first C etz er, . ac xtnnons . TM pmwr Mm took H". mos” Cubs, was taken to hospital today, 5”" 50 13-9 in 1”? fm P”-led called up from Pittsburgh Hornets g gy . on . lce..'lfA. Hoyt skip, L. Picknrd. un.lmnwM during H”, ,.u,,z,,,,l I penniless and sick. h0Ck9Y 15 "99 mme ”"9- 0” M under the emergency recall rule,

"m.-- t.. Giiiieii. ii. riiii; Vs.. D. IVIlvlr'- gm"; was Hm Mmms fmlw He was ,, mmmpomy 0, some Les Patrick's sons didn't skate un- Wm be ,em,.,,ed today. SNAP SIIOT FINISHING D”'”'m' Ji G'dd'""' E: s”p"' A: Ford. 'riir- Iztsl-SI-(aIIl12 left winger of the greatest names in baseball. "'1 h” 1"” tee” 9" 9”” 20' "M Afmsmng Wm PWVW0 30?”?

ttinnedlen "ml then went to the N.H.L. Anyway Poile has until Feb. 15 to

sign Rollie for the Flyers.

B"Ii'9"- needed front.-line power. Ted Ken- nedy, Rudy Mlgay and Howie

Meeker are still on the hospital

John J. Mcciraw. Chrisiy Mathew-

wns a sitting duck for both Ron- son, and Ty Cobb.

tile Hurst and Larry Travis. Aet- Maritime Major

R""” ”' "'"' ”"'”P"' '"'" "”'""-'”””” 7' M' ii" ll' i It ti so u G1 .- B 4 s iiiiev 3 Herzo started iii -' o th

printed. 24 hour service. Douhl Us I "5 ms 0": .1? Cu” 3 an ay ' y i - 8 p M": n e - list. M Bntl i h k

H", mm” A", M" or 8 elf he 37M. MCNEHI M. Auam A. SN'lS()'l'l hiit. Monilaid Tllgigi. 1I'I:iVFSi Ni;w? l?HlIl1?WIl!I8( won 6 galtimore aandiots arndhrnae iipito skates balk smel mt:y;b1csm;1cny' on

nosure. only 40 cents. Reprint: Willis, R. Mae!-Jachern; v.t., E. ","d rrm'5,"m"""." I" C "I ""3 imnf lam 'J I r' ecome manager '9 I 9 cm "' uiPn ..

4 mm. each. Ma" Film service. Raynon T. Hawkimv B. Roper. R Ford every time he turned-0nt.nrI.i-Queheo ml or p 4 null Reds. After three years, he '

(-nnlmmmwn. camemnp around. Ford is a player who can Guelph 2. Montreal Canad on: - was. traded to the Gjgnu for yj NASSAU. Barmmu. Jan. 13 g stand a lot of watcliiiig. He is M Three Rivers 3, St. Catharines 4 Mathewson. gm Mcxechnje, 1.55, NEW GLASGOW. Jan. mp(cP) (GP) gg W-Hue 5,”). form" worm sharp around the net as any one Ontario Senior A manager of the R,edg' Eddie yjrremon Scan” took n twmzoal Ieatherweight boxing champion. in the M.M.lf.l... Lhathiim 2. Brnntford 1 Rgusch Ind 31,500, ., 101 of money lead in the first period mnlgm and Bmy Lauderdale 0! Hmlenm

. 0M"'" "um" A 1”” d3"' and held it for a 4-2 victory over FIR-. WII1 meet In I 10-round HEM

Kitchener 0, Windsor 2 Quebec. Senior

at Nassau Stadium Jan. 10. it. was

Island League basketball returns announced today.

tonight. with the Abbies meeting

Herzog played in four World Series and was field captain of the

Truro Bearcnls in an Antigonlah- Plctou-Colchester Hockey League

ATTENTION BUN-IIIIOLIIEIIS i

College to it Provincial basketball

th M ti . championship. Nick had a chap 9 mm 95

lsalnt Dunsi.an's at 5.1111. The Ciilcriutiml 1. Vnllewd 1 Chicago Cubs for two seasons. game he”, The team, gplit .. goal i Charlottetown tiurlin club Limited "bi" th” ””””'d '" 3t'e'i'- WV" M "Wm "ti -We '" ”" W "W W" ' g' E3" NI”h”I5o" wh" Mm himself the Abbles Charlie won't be aroimd scoreless second period. Mac- - I qime "' b” M. hm” hm” W” years too long. He leaves again Thursday Arthur tallied twice for the wln- 3 Please be advised that a meeting will be held in W” by 3"””"i Film" ” Wm” morning to resume service with Mrs. YE I H A

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playing for him then who will be back playing under him tonight. That player in Charlie I-line. who is

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FREDERXCTON, Jan. 1.1-(CP) -Although Saint John Beavers scored an 8-6 win over Frederic- ton Capitais ln'a New Brunswick Senior Hockey League fixture to- night. lha score was almost Inel- dentni in comparison with brawl- lng which delayed play for 10 minutes late in the third period.

The storm centres, playing coach Lou Kiley of saint John and Fredericton forward Doug St.-well. received minors. miscon- ducia and majorii. The rough stuff cops and rotor: spread from the ice to the pen ally box and among fans. Kiley bled from the mouth t: he held- ed for the dressing room.

sun in the league cellar after ti winning streak. the battling Beavers need only one more win to tie second place Caps. who an 2) points under the leading Mone- ton Hawks. '

Doug Howey scored four times for Saint John and Charlie Knox count ti twlce..NaiIh Batten .led the rederlcton scorers with two,

All bondholders requested to attend. home on leave from the rt. 0. M. P. played mm, exhmmon n,,,,, i already and have won handily. In a few weeks they will play an ex- hibition game with the senior team from Dalhouale University. This will be I. tune-up for their Intercol- legiate competltioii. In addition they may play an exhibition game with a colored team from the Un- lted states before the season is

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