l Mum surpris- ip .TheA. H L This Seasonr

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hdsfsli V i' - . . A -snissieisnwta. iuurrov'Aie::eseAg.':: Boche!e.tAeArhMII90I(lAW:lA1:.0F - In M In period (NO! CV W laid with Priwidene: made it stand in. Gary Aids.-ore LID

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games Sunday lllfilip produced lee inauraace coal for ociieeter American took over. the Americans late in the third with I 8-1 viciorylperidd. l , who Buddy Boone'r goal with less qggg driprpad into the cellar. and than three minutes remaining wrinyield Indiana moved out of gave Rarinzileld its victory over last place with I 2-! triuripli overi fourth-place Buffalo. Ken Wher- Buialo Blsons. ,rIni had tied the game tor the . Hershey anuzped I 1-l tie,in Bisona midway in the final the second period on Bob soling-i period.

l

hl.H.l..' leaders '

ltaaliagz Montreal. was t. ion 0. tied 3. Points 10.

Points: M. Richard Montreal is.

Gents: M. Richard. Montreal. 1.

Auiata: Beliveau. llarvey. Mont-

; .7 . W

m.,1.yn.gus.niooiapi-ecie-hioaiI!Waltar "PIaniita” Ar- um an "and N. """,l'L w&h.:weKi3 Veltenveiuht Cllfllllhnalliii. Bud

civic stadium Friday nislii in namsayolliiinmenldetiirowsain1..in1on.a(nph..u.,,.

Racing Results At Hazelbrook

A A. l . hm” October mu. '7 ldidwifhlllfllhtvlltllldl-igpvogvsmadansdthtsyear. .. I III . - . , . t Possibility Of N.H.L Standing y Class A H1 Bbltoule: llotke MontAAreIi..H-IJAL an M "U" A A V ""005 "AAAGE . I10. . - mday ia- A New League PM L T F A Pfgoui:it?iI)o:i'-st!l:it1(IeE. Chm ipgiiciie? 'ii':.i:r'5lixo mghicago. lnterprovlncial ootball Union Lincoln'sEmanc " amen. ' Mtmtrtit 5 4 0 3 N '0 10-. (J. Smaliwoodt l 2 2 u ynjnuteg, game bdire l4.l lensjat Win-lnsatloa at l& treedoni awrnussr, Na. icp. rnetgoatonv A g g A ill gt, rim'e:2;ios5;2:z:i2a;s:2ors Ilpeg steam or about 3.110-000 sisvu. poadbiiity of I rive-team North 0" A 01' Class I x ' - 8hore. N.B. intermediate hockey Detroit 5 2 I 0 I1 "i 4 opiiza Dale (W. sicmseylzili ' 30 be league being formed loomed Chicago 6 I 4 I 8 30 ..lust In Time i 3 U0 m ff. it Monday following die folding ni.ToronIo 5 1 4 0 14 18 3 (J. McDonald) in

the Maritime senior amateur ctr-i cult.

3 a Win Against

Dan McElwyn.tE. Woodi Time: 2:5: EM; 3:3.

' e H. o. Scbrdyer oi aauiuni. ' Class c n&Qr; - North Shore iellllc President lama! Ed's Pride ID. Stewart) : A . I year. said here there is a g A Myrtle E. (C. Ellist wmN1p1a;(; icpi .. Winnipeg chance that Bathurat, New:-astle.A E"i"a,('l'f"f"A'f"A mm Sm," gay ii) Depmme ) 3 1 Blue Bamhen scored in pom” in ' . . a"""""S" ""'""' Campbe”-Cleveland 3 1 n so no it Tim”: 2:351 2177' the last five minutes of play 90 IIVIOI 10! IHIVO WIIII Ann and Dalhoinie would form I N” York A I 0 M AA A H D I CllaluJD A ) I A dd”, s.Ak,u.h.wu, nmgh.-id," segue. yin; ae t . on In! ----:;-m-r-'-- -- --4...; ;; .-.-- gm: : z 2 2: is : ---w--- -;;-.;-m. , ......... led. y ay 5- , (W. w t - ' . . .1 W h 1 X 0 78110 2 . A Honey Ambi-r. l. L. S. Ding- A an "E pmW"I' Pliliiamgwn i 3 0 57 72 I Fe.I'3i'::;.s 26'-';ll.(w' Mex”) 3 well. New Glaslow; 2. Mrs. Lou. W'ASE!NG'I'ON.--Presiricni and Priiire. in. In exchange of sins (ion! by Edwaid Marshal Bvfllli. ”", a.u.mZ'.?'"".. Cim.;”,';';'”'7, A Eliminativ Dash i'-"-""”'"- 1-W” M"'"'3"" Mrs. Eisenhower pa sented this at the White House The sculpt- I Marylandaborn A artist. and Hock. I, Dawn 3 I A 79 AA A My;-us E, (c,1-111".) A l ?.e-o...o.. ceramic sculpture of Prince ure of Prince Philip was photihbears the Prince sv colors of Y San Fun A 1 0 N 71 A Sailor Boy iD. P 7 l, I Philip on I polo pony to Queengrsphed today and is mountedtgreen and red. and his polo play- B S In A l 1 A 0 70 m A napalm-oak special Elizabeth and her husband. the on a blIck walnut base. It was ing numb "4." lg GreeA”B'A;' I A 0 A61") A (W. Smaiiwoodt) : B k ' ' . ' l i . Jenki i A, WE CANADIAN puss ciu Bears 1 s o vs no I F':E,",f.;mz;ess(.u I” III? 3 .A I I ”'w””w”f Electric Montreal Cana ens t goaie A z 3. M . 3 0” auipm, 3, A Glenn Hm. or Chicago 31.16,: Thoma; & we Ea. Walt: Dixacfn. East Baltic. Hawks at t5.52 ol the first part Load In Flieg ed Ch IA 1 Mr H". in a National Hockey League Cann H 05- - It i b k In Do cette ””.';"'7-' rs: ..... . o ome e ire pa A I 1. A n ' A U t.:,Asc::y500 goats in msuiu sea- am gevssgugam ;;:”5;Ar:r':"'::E:m A. A. . ' . . . . N. I . ' -msonm icrdlrs was .3 "Gerry A-iii be 1.51 right from brought in um Dubllnski was was. "gig. Ia lnsr; 1'3; mung AI:I0l9.g7";3: gm "'””' ' M" t' '""' Ger y Doucette. scourax I now on." amp sa . d owed M 5,, i one ow Hawh . e ' . A unouiul - dep:”5"d' W” '"dy '” "uh bu" Dnucwai ' mo . po".nd"' .h" lnrluries. ' . ""0" mm a Rwka W" H" 1'” m 9" m' b.SlialT:i:(lt:l'('(UllPtIi'd by The Aa- ra(&E.lIii1:::iKeCii.z'iTelfel").uIidInIA:”1-. la wllilltllld ha!" m'R' "W" "””””' " me p”'''' ""' 5'-'9'” '"" """ ”” 5'”""”" s"'-" ith a oi 'd A - '""'d"" ”"""' m' M" '3 aociatod mu disclosed Molday Marllret MacDonald LIuni:tI- u as bnycniseuratusnisdu i!ilr' are oi as. He was elck at Joining Araos. in was Nobby wir- 9 "'3 9 ' F” P at ""5 Poltltm H". mm" An 12 . in MA ' P in 'mA- '3! being a second-stringer. lmwalii had the quarterback job first - string quarter Doucette no IMAAW G A P” AotopAMN.uoni l:”w.'1.wmJ: Cum” 3”! L M” Mun” oil eettn bud? oom'p"h!'nu.

3'" W055 W Mil"! "P- "9 '''d "W'”' W" ""0 T""'"'" """” ”' ”" ”'”''d C"'”"'” "" M. niciimi. n.;..l..i.r 1' e is wuiiigii in on Aanerlcasilaealite Mackenzie. ou'miu; 1. Mrs. Bob "0'l”h0'd 5' I: M" :0 Blades 81.00. 1' may land the No. l quarterback Beaches of the Ontario Runby ot in that catciroy with I pro- AA. mchud. Manual A . 1, Wm AL AM”. DAN”: AA Mn mun" rd 103!-du, . 59b lmh T0''”'"” ”3"""" 9' ih” uDEmnmY R0”: ' am" The ""1" is D” Gdly M Bellvean. Montreal i 4 7 1'! Minnie Mi-noso of (liii-an and Garrett East Baltic. Plnklfn 5fw35d- i B” F”"' F”""b”” U"'""' M” H? 03"" "'M"k '0 A'l”""i"'t Ed"”'"”".Emm"”' Moore. Montreal 4 it 10 Al Pilarcili of Baltimore Ilao C.m put; 1. M”. An...

CM"! Hlmli P001 think! Ttoucette the following season as an undcr- nii”"9'"' 0'” d"M”'”k7 The Harvey, Montreal 1 'I 8 ahmved their proficiency in the non-1.,” popih paint, KC!" St. has the ability in make a top pro- study to Wlrknwski. Argonauts long pass. Ha-vath. Boston a 4 .7 uci-loco ltydspartmant with nine A ' pm 1, Mn, Rumii MAL A021 t 9933101101 ill-lli"1OFbIClL imported Tom Dubllnslil from "When he has them intercepted lethgsia, New York 1 O 7 each. an-"gig Eu; '3.m,; A M". . Doucott-0. I natlvv at Toronto Detroit Lions at the National

has been allied. with some hu- mor and s zht ridicule the per- ennial prodlgy since W53, when he joined Argonauts from subur- ban Etohlcoke High School. His critics set) he lreezes up under pressure.

Last Saturday Argonauts do (sated Ottawa Rough Riders Bl- Xi. Iiri achievement which

' startled even Pool. Dom-cite wcnt all the way; playing it good, al- though not brilliant same.

"Alter we were beaten in Mont- real 48-1 last month and I didn't play. i was going to retire slier ihis .seni-on." Dnucettn said Sat- urday. "l ltsuri-it l'd been at it our five years and that it was time I did something besides wait kw Iomsom to get hurt so they had to play me.

WON'T QUIT NOW

"7 thought if T (1iiiieln'i play. when my ie a m was getting-i beaten 4.1-I. l misht as well quit. I won't now."

Pool said he was impressed by Dniici-ti'u ability when he took over the Toronto coaching job. ihi: washn :

Hr played most of the game on Thanliszivlniz Day when Argo. wants lost 22-18 here to Hamilton Tincrfats. i

Fool said Dmicetta wasn't used twrauzn import quarter Freddie llinnl was hurt.

"live used him because he was turning in the heat joh, both dur- ln: a some and in practice. Tm-v-e's no reason why hr csn'l I-rrn the lot! it he continues play- in-; this war He is I linc passei.

Football League in 1956.

When Dirbllnaiii was hurt last season. Arnie Galltia. an import by way of Brill 5 h Columbia Lions, tooli oer. Wyani was

in tightens in." Foot said. "So, we've told him not to throw too may long ones until he has time to work on that aspect of the game. He has. the short passes down pat."

SPORT FORUM

Ramsay Ready To Fight

8ir.- "I'm ready to fidit Inyl

Arsensult showed the has he

Wsltai-weight in the lvian'ttmee"' had the finesse to no the distance was the dressinu room commcntvsnd then some. Ramsay fouizht oi Bud Rornsny after he had. I heady cagey tight in the early punched out a to round decision rounds. when Arsenault was try- over tough Walter Arsenault It in to pile in pointe by jetting the Civic Stadium in summer-land throwing an aide last Friday night. land, finally in the seventh

"l'll tight anybody that wanta round. Araenault not cute. he to fight me. it doesn't make Inyi refused to come in to Ramsay he dillerence who it is. Arsenaultlmoved away and made Ramsay sure. l'll fight him again if hi-Ii-ovne in and when he did hcl wants." said the vaults men. used his own rign hand to com- from Alberion as admiraretpleta perfection. When they swsnnod around him. inltI'Il'iGIicnme out (or use mitt. mom that nlsns are under WW lioitltere is no question that Arsen- mstch Ramsay with Norm Gaul-Agult rpaliud uni he had is resu of Moncton the Welter-lknock out the champion it he weight champ. .wanted in win. He charged at

R-Emily Mid Glullelu. Ramsay throwing savage riuits Keith Paris. Dnul TIII'nbIIll- it to Ramsay's boduand hooking doesn't make any difference who with the lelt to the jaw. Runny ii i.- l'll meet any weltervetsht uomosii some real lirimbs. n is the .Vlarit.imae." low (1 which slowed him

in twins the ten -hunpionshtsvw Just a little. and then he amaud

this career. Arsensult displayed land again he forced the l swinging Ramsay. tactics and come into him. Despite the margin ill victory

distance lor the first time inliiic crowd by righting rim

lsoine fine ring senei-alahip. gun; to change his

i back. . . . . . . . . I001!

Making his second start to an Jsland ring Urban lloaers oi punched out I six round itlecision over courageous Wend-

3 3

Easierii Kin s 9

The tnllnwins are the prlu win- ners in the Domestic class at the Ilastcrn Kings exhibitintr

Dark Fruit cake. in Mrs. Ed- ward Cairns. Peaks RH. No. 4.

3. Mrs. Major Reid Rollo Bay.

Light Prult Coke. l. Mrs. .l. (' Mac-Beth, St. Peters Bay. 3. Mrs Major Reid.

Pound cake. I. Mrs. Colin Dix on, East Battle, 1. Mb. Lloyd MaaLeod. Bridgetown; 8. Mrs Hamid Bulpiti, Roeeneaih.

spouse Cahc. 1. Miss MIl'llr- ot Mai-Rae. Cardigan: 1. Mrs Pat Donlge. Roseneath; 8. Mrs lrene Kassner. sourls.

chocolate Cake. 1. Mrs. Aisle Wright. Souris.: 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon, East Baltic: 3. Mrs. Alex- ander Rohertson. East Baltic.

Light Cslre lced. l. Mrs. lrene Kessner, 2. Mn. Lloyd Maclcod. Bridgetown; 8. Mrs. Joseph Neale, Chnloiteiown.

White Bread. 1. Mrs. Diaries Campbell. Rollo Bay West: I. Mrs. Major Reid. 3. Mrs. Don- ald Maceuarrie. Rmeneatli.

1. Mrs. Herold Islam. 1. Mrs. Joseph Neale. I. use. broil

lioils, i. Mrs. Charles Camp-

Livestopk Prize lists At

2. Miss Pat Morris, Poplar Pt.. I10

Exhibition

1. Mrs. lrene Ksssner. 8. Mrs. Donald Mac-Quarric. Roseneath.

ls. bundas: 1. Mrs. J. C. Mac- Beth.; 8. Marv Martin. Martin-

Lernnn Pie. l. Mrs. lrene Kass- ner. 2. Mrs. Dan Morris. Pop- lar Point. 8. Mrs. John Morris. Duniias.

Mince Meet Pie 1. Mrs. John Morris. Dundss 1 Mrs Joseph Neale. .

Sweet Mixed Pickles. 1. Mrs. W. H. Arthur. Georgetown ll.R., 1. Mrs. Pat Donahoe. Roseneath: 1. Mn. Georse Maclitechern. oi Milivtew.

Mustard Plclrlea. 1. Mrs. Rob- ert Melllsh. Montague; 1. Mrs. Calvin smith. Roscneath; 3. Mrs. ll. W. Arthur, Georgetown.

Chow-Chow. I. Mrs. Herb Moc- Leod. Poplar Point; 2. Mrs. Ed- ward Caims. Peakes; 3. Mrs. Walter Wliltiy. Parinlngton.

'llomsto Catsup. l. Mrs. Vera MacDonald. last name; 2. Mrs. ll. W. Arthur. Georgetown.

Apple Jelly. 1. Mrs. Calvin Smith. lioeenesth; 2. Mrs. Dos ;l:"Iee0teI-r-is, I Mrs. It. I.

Canned strawberries. l. Mrs. H. W. Arthur. Georgetown: 1. Van MacDonald can ihiuc:

Raisin Pic, 1. Mrs. John Mnr- H

Vera Macbonald East Baltic: 3. Mrs. A. D. MacDonald. Bridge- town. Canned Beans. i. Mrs. Grover Macxay. Strathcona. 1. Mrs. Murray Maoltansie. Dundes 2. Mra., Earle llwyden Lhrtinvale. Home Made Soap. 1. Mrs. Ms- jor Raid. 2. Mrs. Alex Maciiay, Sirathcons; 1. Mrs. Tom Hillard.

'LOVE ME 10 RPIECES

21-year-old Jill Corey sang a song spoofing Rock 'n' Roll but the effect was in reverse- Teanagers loved it, bought I million rec- ords. Rsed of the song that bounced. in The Standard-on sale now, complete with mage- sfns. 12-page novel and 20 pages of comm.

A --3 Oulcli change at scene- anow storms on the late

no A news will plan well in advsnoathhyesr by

ifyoudmllesurayosi

Only ten cents.

Suburbaniie winter tires. You'll save lost hours and inconvenience guanine New Canon soburtieaits winter (For your truck ask for Grb hall.)

,, .

niece-rneusses-ousewaauissi.-i-s. L

bell. 1. Mrs. lrene Kassner, I

I. Phyllis whttty. ranniuton. Mrs.

canned ltauherrtes. 1. Mrs. rni-sans IacDoaIId.' hunch-

in Ram.-iiy's lsvor. it was soy- ?” thin! but an new fiaht for "'91

Pool even tell that Doucette. forrner Attic-rton mittslhger now; who has been bothered by Var-. righting out of summerside list any stadium crowds when lie! was forced to absorb some

A good runner and very decept-

el Oliver oi Alberion

Anne.

"N s FrendAr- N..st s eeoaiitterligrddeliittis

sat down on the team. has over- vicious shots thrown by Arsen-

eome the "lreerlnn-up” problem.

ault unttli thi rlnsl bell. l

sixth round. in the curtain raiser Elma

Gmaie Galluii wni mu youna Ananenit oi lullwnutatde In four rounds. IAIITIHI PIGITI

luchud Kid Hand oi Halifax