8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. ‘Thui‘shgfl 3. 1963..

SPORTS FRONT l

I'Bathgate Equals Record . ,As Rangers Nip Leafs 3-2..

NEW YORK ICPl —- Right .break the record Saturday nigllt { attack-3r. Simmons made .winger Andy Bathgate equalled lat Montreal. Richard scored 14 saves in the game

{in

19 than Boston. The Leafs re. mained in second place. lour

B.‘ “U5 l“”““"“ KN in National Hockey League. rec-:goals durlng his nme - gflmP‘ The victory stretched the points behind Chicago and two 10rd and rookie Rod Gilbertstreak and Geoffrion had 13 fifth.p]ace Rangers‘ undefeated ahead of third_p]ace Montreal jSCOFEd 3 P811” of 80815 WPdHCS-lgoals. _ streak to four games. including Bathgate's goal boosted hi; lday night as New York Rangers- Another star of last night's two lies. 1; was the secondlpomt total to 40 while Mahm._

straight loss for the Leafs, who i lich's iwi points—he asst-iv" ... were beaten 3-0 by last place Keon's goal-left the Leaf loft Boston Bruins Tuesday night. .winger with 33 points in second The Rangers now have . place. ' .poinfs, nine fewer than fourth- j‘lre D3"? Keon- Buiflle Rangers' goalie Don Simmons for a sixth lplace. Detroit and ten more stormed back to tie the score;

tdcft‘alt’d TOI‘ODIO Maple Leafs. game was New York goaltender 13-2. Lorne tGumpl Worsley. who Th9 LPalS Embed 8 2‘0 lead : kicked out 47 ‘Toronto drives. in- n goals by Frank Mahovlich.lcluding several in the, final min-. .liis 23rd of the season. and cen- i we when the Leafs l-emoved‘

Got Their Money’s Worth i

FOLKS .ilrelv gut llll‘ll‘ mout'y‘. worth Non Year's llny as UnH'Fl‘sity of Southern ('alilornia nipped Wisconsin 42-37 in one of the must cvcuill: Row Rout crnlcsls ever played:

Trojans were underdogs before the game got underway

ARY

SUM First period: 1. Toronto. Ma-

nny qweinl ’l‘hcv ronrcd back with :i dctrrmiilzition tllat had just about curyhody hollering their heads off for them the rest of the distance They started closing that huge Clip of 28 points and it began in look as though they would pull the affair light

but by the timc the last quarter was underway for a short spell I _ d w n the v _ ‘ _ It looked like a runaway for the l‘SC. They held a 12-14 lead and , l 2 m we sgcond. 3“ . f) ‘ A “(Ninth 2-3 9'16- Penalty—Doug- h ‘t i th ' d it like re routine game 0" G'lberl‘ "1"“! period las 6.26. (e res o e pcrlo appcnre me . ! oa' ‘ 1‘ second perk”: 2. Tommo. HOWEVER. tllc l’iélflut‘l‘s' sltll‘lcti to show the ltltl_tltlt) folks at ‘ Y‘figzgag-r Si? gfaoll‘mgmidllgz: A V focal; sizNglAAahgnl‘iclgatggehem

Pasudcni and the millions at home in tllcii living rooms why l A - . , . ‘ r . a9

u . .. . .u . v lthrough the econd period. 14:19. 4. New York. Gilber‘ 7 thty \\(l( islahlishul .is top tlltlltts to Llrll) tin New \ears ’ imatched the record of scoring (Ratehe‘ Harvey) “$.19. penal.

‘in each of nine straight games. .The mark was established by former Montreal Canadien right ,winger M a u r l c e Richard in 19 4- e aled t

ties — Howell 8:11: Mahovlich 8‘3.

. 5. I: Third period: 5. New York. EGilbert 8 10:02. Penalties—None

VanderKelen On list

out of the fire.

- - - i "t ' .' l-' * .‘t'llti e W0. sea- _ ' i Saves. Winno‘S‘lfiilflr‘al‘l‘tiutllt‘lhighlgli liti‘ctiiifslf‘B‘ult thve sons ago by Bernie Geoffrlon of WINNIPEG (CPl—Jim Aus— .tans .for his services while {Simmons 6 7 L19 comeback of thc Rodgers will not soon be forgotten. Their gal- the Canadiens. lleyfilizcnerai manager of the Ca- Washington Redskins and Chi- Lwows-19y 14 16 17_47 lant come~from-hchind robbed a great deal of the spotlight from NFAR RECORD nadian champion Winnipeg Blue ‘ cago Bears of the NFL are after 5—.

‘ bers. said Wednesday the him as well.

Both Bathgate. the league's leading western F on t b a H onfer_ 90"" gene“ has SCOT“ 9M ence team has had University \ ‘anl in “Ch 0‘ “‘9 la“ “me ‘of Wisconsin quarterback Ron ' games and as a chance tau; 1 v- on its negatiahon _list for some time. “Until his great game yester- Games iday in the Rose Bowl. we were ,‘ « galmost sure of signing him. Now Kens'ngfon lour chances are only 50 - 50. maybe less." ‘ Kensington Seabrook Juniors. 3 Ausley said the reason for the l Rustico and Long River gained ‘ slackening of hope is the sudden ‘ victories in North Shore Hoc- [surge of interest in the running- ‘key League action at Kensing- passing whiz by teams of the .ton rink last night. National and American leagues : Long River downed New An-lln llle Ulllli‘d Slat“-

the victorious l'St‘. Any squad that could. in such a short space of time completely change the picture of a football game, must be rated as among thc greatest.

l'ndnubtcdly the Badgers are blaming themselves for allow- ing the Trojans to grab such a commanding lead. cy h a v 9 things figured out that they should h'lvr bcgiln their drive much earlier in the contest But they didn‘t and the final score favored the University of Southern ('alilorllia.

it was a great battle and. although to most of us it matter- ed little who won it. the fact that Badgers staged such an heroic comeback had us wishing thcy'd pull it oilt. _

c enjoyed the whole shou to the fullest and we're certain

that yoll did too.

Leaf Haters Happy

Speaking with VanderKeien prior to the game which Wis- consin lost 42-37 to the Univer- ‘sity of Southern California Tro-t jans in Pasadena. Bombers" coach Bud Grant said Bombersi were the only professional club Hampshll‘t’ BUlldogs whipped interested in his services. Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs 9-2 in

After the game. Grant re- rcg-ular leag-ue action for the ported VanderKelen as saying.W.R. Shaw trophy at North he would make no decision until; River rink last night. after a brief holiday in Hawaiit L. Balderson and B_ Johmon ,and his return to Madison. Wis. ; paced the winners with a [hat 'trick' apiece while E. Crane. W. Watts and L. Doiron counted singletons.

Hampshire ls Winner

. 5 '

lTraccldie Blanks

'l'nRtIN'l‘t) \luplc l.c.'ii hatcrs are still ('lllit'k‘lnl: tuer llla

- - - A l A. v ’ I nored among the 280 draft . . ,- _ . n . _t . x \. v5 1, h. than 1., who . ‘ nan 12 on goaln by Chester. 11 ~ . Nme Mlle Creek “a” w _ ; g:fllz)l:nl:'ill1”.n:dnlllllk r‘lcd f‘\\ lal‘ mill .‘ - I". . Paynter 2. J. Craffer and P. ghOlEESKb-Y the E'S'd pggoéca‘wsé 3'0 scored by W. Taylorgand F. ‘ Toronto had a great chance to stay within l\\n points of the : Henderson. an at 9 en w s r _‘s 3 or. . g - - ' A 1 c by New York Titans of the Al L. T d- h t t M -d l leagtioleadlng Black Hawks and still have two games in hand. . L. Wright and E. Walker not- - raca ie s ti on . erniai However they proved most ineffective in Boston Gardens and l ched markers for the losers. .gfilficll’jfizgsfi :gpégigé {legacng 3-0 1“ Sunny 1516 Farm League! ’ Rustico swamped F rencb .wind up 5 free agent. 3““0" "1 53”" Dunsmns rm" 2 '

last night. St-oi-zng for Tracadie w ere; Kenny Fitzpatrickfi. Smith and

men ill Y a n k e e Stad i ii n1 dressing room after his team defeated the New York Giants

started off the New Year in a rather dismal fashion. I ' But one need not go back too far to find another top team taking a bad beating on a holiday night. it was Christmas in 'Chicago aild the Hawks fell 6-0 victims to the vastly improved

second straight National Foot- lRiv lltlll

Vince Lombardi. the Green Bay coach. appears to be re- flecting over the closeness of

er l0-4 in the second gamel R. Gallant aild B. Doilcette- each racked up three goals for.

Now Denver Broncs of the

l-CHSUP ('llimlllltlllfilllp. Ai~‘l. arc trying to deal with Ti-

Will Compete

~Canadiens. Perhaps holidays are poor nights for first and second the score as he talks to news iti-T. it was the P a c kcl's‘ (AP Wln‘l’lmlo) the winners. the other counters‘ 0 ' J MCMHY- lln Monte carlo Plat? teams to Derl‘orllld _ ' . .k )1 1 ‘_i _t .n ma . going to M. Doucette. W. 631- l in a second league game Cove-l V t am. mm huh... Mullen} pit t( ilp an as. s i ilant. A. Doucette and M. Gal—‘ ghead topped Pownal 8-4. l MONTREAL (CPl _ Two

Scoring for Coveilead Were *Montrealers will compete in the Vessey 2. Malone 3 and Mac-1Monte Carlo automobile rally

nt. ° .

For French River it was G.

Meek and R. Meek. 1 Donald. n. 19-23 covering 2.700 miles 1'. small...“ paced the Ins_lthrough Europe. it was an-

The Seabrook Juniors nipped ; mm“... mm..— 3.2 h. the ma“ "5 with a brace of goals with inounced Wednesday night. D.A PASADENA. Cam. mm M, single-tans going to A, They are Grant McLean. 41,

Boston trilimpll and that was some consolation to Leaf support-

is.

But we‘ve always insisted that it's the ‘casy‘ games that prove the toughest. l1 th e season's pcrt'orn‘lanccs. Toronto Should have trounced the Bruins with real ease. They didn't and that's that.

fia . ;.a

Coaching Changes Likely

contest. .1. Montgomery. Sml ' Stafford and c. Sempie scored ‘ 8]”

“ clubs

' but nave.- did land that knockout punch. The Hawks were reel- . . . . .. _ H A A A . _ _- - - t ' f I next season —— at Pittsburgh. contender tor coach-of-thc-ycar lSllt‘d fourth With 8 4-1 record A . 1.113131; gliiihgegirnugn: arrihnlisghitat‘; .hmgfifilf‘digtafifg Baltimore and Los Angeles. honors. finishing fourth with a and actually 'outplayed Green 1M h R I ed gig1,gigging.eggfir‘ifmm-arhiiFéilfiE’ counted the gig? ggoe’épgte‘: to draw “10" ' They faltercd and before they recovered the Hawks were home Where “‘9 Status Of Buady Chm that “'0” only one game 1“ Baym two 105mg games' a “"0 ac an e ens NFL teams waiting for him n an 5.

Could Be Spoilers

'1]. think the Rozton club \rlll cauze a lot of grief in other before the season concludes

Last week in Chicago. they had the Black Hawks on the ropes

NEW YORK IAPI Thu-e coaching changes may he made in the National Football League

Parker. Weeb Ewbank and Har-

ened

But don't go establishing the

remaining contests. They have no chance to make the Stanley Cup playoffs but we bet they‘ll have loads of fun before. the final

standings are knowu.

lland Svare respectively is on-

certain.

The 11 other NFL coaches ap- pear to be set. George Wilson. for instance. was rewarded by

Bruins as losers ill all their

iln National Football Loop

his position with a line early - season showing by the Redskins. McPeak was a strong

1961. Unbeaten in their first six games. the "Skis" of their last eight.

Parker can call his shots if he wants to return for another

lost seven

labs and lflSQ. was walking a tightrope in 1961 bllt was re- hired. Although the Colts fin-

beatlng by Chicago Bears caused unrest.

Svare took over the job of head coach in Los Angeles in mid-November after the resigy nation of Bob Waterfield. it. was .

for the winners while G. Carew picked up both Hunter River markers.

Referees Were Ira Pidgeon and Earl Dunning.

To HOSpital Tues.

SAN FRANCISCO tAPl _ Heavyweight boxer Eddie Ma

chet. committed to a state hos-

.Ron VanderKelen. Wisconsin's lhptshot quarterback. ' lures he'll take his time assess- ’ing an lith-hmir rush of offers to turn professional.

’1' N -

Ignored by the National Foot-

; wood and Duffv.

lifcming for Southth were M

.4 acDonald 3. G. Piwe'y and lcross-Canada car rally. c ay. Davun and Renault R-8 mod

Wood 1 Id.

l Solitihport defeated Brackiey ll“ a third Sunny Isle gamefiture

land Swedish-born Sam Nordell. 123. winners of the manufac- rs award in last year’s The Canadians are to drive ii

el. The compe-

‘1 comeback against Southern Cal-

1fo [Bowl. The Trojans won 42-37.

when he got back to his hotel‘ Tuesday n-ight after leading the Badgers in a heart - stopping

nia Trojans in the Rose

Minor Hockey

Detroit Lions with a three.year term with the Steelers. Owner announced at the time that he “a! De 1 .. . h u .

I {contract at a reported $31000 a A“ 1109110." told Parker lie was Promoted from assistant Eph..eni(§5 93:: an! 35"? “light .The-V “de "‘9 not t0 Sign lyear. “’anls _l‘lm‘ MGR but Will not coach for the rest of the scason “{th re] ed T P dram“ ‘ l“"”‘ "l", AFl‘ “r a Canad'“ u S e l .. , stand in his way if he wants on\ " eas “95 a-V l" lllteam until i had a chance to . ~.;; 1 Vlm‘t’ L0Mhar'l l- EC'W'al m mak‘. H mm.“ “- w q H“, ‘nnq g” H" m private, San Francisco hospital. talk with them." said vandal-.1 \ fl mama;ng 2:293:30: 312%ng Although Buddy's contract Rams'a'attrlc M (lgtpnc; (motors said we‘ll'es‘iay' iKelcn. a draft (‘l‘Olt‘P far dOWHi l‘nllnu‘inz are. the results of goals by Cyril MacDonald t9 0 ‘r amp ’ “ ran out .lan. l. he is remaining Dr‘ The“ K' M‘llerv superln‘t the list of New York Titans in lmlnor hockey games played ‘Mjke Macnomfld (3, ' '

y BILL MacllOl'GAlJ. For years there has been 3‘

. , 1

special spot reserved on he: _ ‘

. . . . Wally Lemm. one of those or- he World .Toronto 1813 5115 94 41| . gain-"ti?'lxiipkanilmi‘rir{gill isinallv thought to be on un- S P R .Boxing Association. was taken-Montreal 14 911101 8] €333“? fills bl} 0"" Mac' frsfggl’l: ‘2'}; Gary Mill?" 3"“ a

3‘ ‘ " . ‘ . steadv around. recently Sign”! into custody Dec. 12 when helDetroit 1612 7 87 86 39} ' H? oombs' Md. y ar’ mmy qumn' Pan' i. a time’he Seldom got off it unit] for shoal" vear with St. Louis. was found in a parked cm, with {New York 1219 6112119301 Murray. Gordie Poulton; Roy-;thel' goals by Bob Doherty. this National Hockey League Cardinals. Brought up from, Y a gun and suicide note. Boston 621 3 9714120jals goal by David Monaghan. l Wrens 10 VS- HBWkS 0: Wren mason, ‘ .l . By him-man Mamonald Canucks 7 vs. Rangers 4; Ca-lgoals by Don Dunsford (2). Jim V

(‘hanccs are that he ls again Emilio“ 819“ “she Amheg'clf." q . ‘ _ nuck goals by Junior MacDoug. McQuaid. Dave LeClair. Doug . going to assume part-time. nt 00 a eaguer 6mm 8 IS . lininierstde. Bureau of The, Guardian 8" ,2,_ Bi“ weatherby (2). Ron Mam... Jerry Mahala Danny

least the role of bench-warmer de luxe.

Given a regular job this sea-j son as centre between wingers Bob Pulford and Ron Stewart.

Bench Warming Role

perked up under Svarc. But a

is working on a five-year con- tendent and medical director

Ewbank. the toast of the NFL ment on a coach for next sea. igzngsz‘pi'tlue‘gday to PreSby‘er'

when his Colts won the title in son.

his playoff rival last Sunday. is all set. Red Hickey will prob ably stay at San Francisco 3 though some of his assistant 'coaches have departed

By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League W . T F APtl

810 9 96 n445l

al was approved after Mac‘lien's family made the re- quest.

Macllen. rated No. 1 heavy-:Chicago weight contender by t

yesterday at .Sports Arena:- J a c k

. . . 3' 1035‘ llll‘Ouf-Zh Sunday‘s play- switch in owners at Los An- ~. . at‘the American Football League-i lMcEachern Kenn‘ off with Detroit at the Orangc goies clouds the issue. They Eighty; Show?! * IDGET yLloyd Blanchard:y8rui:?o:::it ' -v Bowl in Miami. have yet to make an announce- ’ e y an e Darts 5 "5' Vi” 365 D5 1'“

b G -

goals by Mike campbe“ ‘yre'ary Cudmore, Brian Mcln

Barry MacLeod til. Bob Ford: .

Vic goals by Bob Mutch. Hat~ BANTAMSA

vey Cormier, Hams Newsom Bears 8 vs. Panthers 3: Bear Ramblers 4 vs. Royal: 1: goals by Bri” FOley' J‘c"

Q

troubles with the Cards until the

club developed scoring punch , under young Charley Johnson at .t‘ iquarterback.

:COACH OF YEAR?

The glad new year rings in with

lEagles Playing

Glad New Year Rings In -

Birds At Arena

Giggey. Bob Peterson. Jamey edy; Ranger goals by Bill Poulton. Alan Flood. Rolly Mc- Innis. Howard Murchison. Leafs 10 vs. Bruins 2: Leaf

71 "it :1 :

alone. Jack Dwart. Arnold Riley. Tommy Gauthier. ‘ 0FFlCIALS:— Herbie Steele. [Ron Carmichael. Bob Whitioclt. Joe Monaghan. Grant Crockett.

:IiiiriIisllniliidr-l Lindy: l Bi“ Mcpeak' Who doumes m bflllam (“llUl‘nlnE Tiggglf gild‘ngtlaltl'bs performed in ' . '. ;, ; brass as general manager and u ‘ _ . , ' .433“ ..2:.‘...t‘f‘§§;'2.‘i p.334: loo-ch at "';.‘1.';?;;.“':::,.5;'de a m- . .. - I'm‘ach by vmc“ "Mk mm “‘09” ' RCA!“ Eagles are in town andl Eagles. in their last outing And mm has bwn mp “my curlin Draw I glance at our yiile log no Wain“. midgets gave us high. ltheir hosts are the Old Spain edged the Prince County Oom- .- of the six-toot centre. a nifty 9 10mm hurnlntz. est hockey honors Penguins. bines and they're coming to I P ' 0 D' f rt silt'khandlpl‘ amt playmnkpr. at- . For Manta u ‘Aml all my thoughts go back to By getting off the floor and This is an island Senior Hoc- Charlottetown tonight. fully de- l l' 0 most since his professional ca- Bu”, “ARR” 9 e l lhf‘ nld .vear. fighting on; key League fixture andot‘course termined to and the Juniors 3 _ , _ _ , rm hm", " ‘ 1 Mom "a whim. “Mule Th m " Once in that final game they ‘the site of the action is the loss. The Baby Birds haven't Finds Healing Substance That Relieves PI!- "Frd “it"j'lr 3“ 8 WW ma" "Henchch Well. that depends g... Fm,an 3m} "M "‘"m“""‘ 0' 'M'Wl "k0 miners. Sm Arena. been flying too hish'of late and And Itching A: It Shrinks Hemorrhoids to replace injured centres. Ilar- on m, ,ormim'ngy YOU want to”, PM ~ 1 p0 panorama ' But punch. and pluck and ‘Bucloo' Trainor Will likely issue - . m may; brilliantly} has, wagon “SP mm m“, radio ghack " . . . Glide slowly cross the. Vista of perseverance won. I stern instructions to hb outfit! Toronto. 0nc_.(5peeiol)-For that Mean were dale to . the 27-year-old Toronto native “a' k ‘ {I h .h‘ k ‘ l" 1“L' Macmnald. ilolis my min s tonight The Eagles are still in l *9 5"“ "m “m f ‘ “eh “lemma " up“. by V , E V. m. goes we e eep 8 Jones, E, Mackenzie. Fern. As athletes strch icat ht " v - ~- ‘ “new ‘n substance with the ceased to be a blem!" pla'wd an]. m hm ham“, mth M I r b B t h f ‘ ‘ _ . . c he trio of the boys ltcnt to l\ia- the league basement but a tri-‘ -- 5 4 "w ficrasinnal ice chm in SN” Eulal Jor .t In kc sags a ter‘nmm vs, L, srm-tatr, Elsie pulsing drama gara Fans ‘HOCke Schedule h f M t M - abilityioahrink hemorrhoids and amongthese sufferers were: oral "m"; m “nide “w we“ a \i it c. .us 00 back at the Wattemorth, CM ings, Olga 0i victory sweet and dire To try out at a Boston B t Y “mp or ""8" 0mg to relieve pain and itching wide variety of hemorrhoid m“ with H‘ mm!“ and 10 “gig” last few seasons and you can Hemmer. efeat for humankind. camp- ru 11 _ would push the Old Spalnerg i Thmnds have "I. .iom'mdwmlowm . ' ' ‘ " ' “ $99 “WA AS a matter of fact. ice 2—.1. Cudmorc. E. (1. Paul thWilliams Ail G W “"Vl‘l’ “We” '0' ““o "'3 “"3" Tl” P mlml'lu’ ‘h' ' '" "hum “"dlng “ETTlNG .T'RF‘M. . 1"“ ""3? MC" a' 0'" last ‘9‘” MacDonald. a. Naddy. D. in‘ 1962 twice victory's banner got the calls. H I “do! 21m boom” may at m “ prism how a sum one pom ‘ 2:“ in ‘the priva 9‘ their on A" an with?“ the!!!“ . h h .‘. lg'lm'l (innum’u 0” “w hn'tr‘iios“ t . t r f . Bryand vs. .l. Fraser, Dr_ wm_ With "Maritimes" displayed. And each. l've heard. though trons Wm d m Ban' marg'n‘ . i .. ‘- m. m-‘hom my dwmmn or mmfl‘flaemozmnmu . '12:" in“; gays‘ Bl" "Ow Irmaprklg visas: "2:, "go'mlflcl' : M'acintyi‘e. B. Ferguson. G, came to our town: voting. played like a champ ginnmzagg' “mt 0‘ a“; twm‘ ‘29 Tilda-v “Sunni” mauvenlezm ho” “- gu'bgiancefir'elosm l . c. . - .metan‘ ' ' - SW t aanen.terdsshld' memo" 08¢ “3". . 1—. -....-__ .-,,,,- . ,, ___ .- - , . . Murphy. . ‘y ’ C “W 0“ t . . . . llkt“ tilts. it] use Harris nowl - oclock sharp and the second start to improVe at these 1551‘: r, "very ltnking lmprove- discovery OllltmOQl-Sflenhfit-‘IP‘ f CURLING DRAW ‘ :1:Vhagain fhr a flaw] games. 9 LMLC Lea E Shaw D TWICE In Ci Row sage immediately room at engagements. At least the teamri Emil" "a, Morten-:1 verified1 Miniature yl. Blfim n In A - “ “V0” “r a W 09 Same. - V ' ' ' ' ' 3 D . and rink man ement "hm". god ‘ and who". he can keep up “diffs-ling. L. (.;sttzi‘ii’rvat-‘.'hvs.K 1’. A'pd those green - tiltlrted Jlm Jenkins. centreflelder. , First game brings togethu- this will be tghe castimhofln‘l Pa'mmprompdyrelievedAnd mfimflhfi gab-"nee i. ; rm- following is the curling pat-e attain he'll have his tobzh “:1”; ‘WI‘: - - ‘ 3° "Mm of Fashions" boys. was excitin 2 Bantam Banyan and Battier: Tonight's affair should be '“kfa'u’ "'k'i'." P‘“-'°‘“" altered inu into‘uuotunm . praw for Thursday at the Char—1:»:ng FRAME. ‘ gee LE Cums: E John Tmcfhln a row they made it A circus catch. a home run and in the second game m bitterly fought and fans are not mfl'mummm mnkm) formedledP'ggmlia-M Anklet - Ollclown Club. ‘ ' ‘ I '. ' ' ‘ _ 9 MIL blast. his cup of tea: lwin a lil tug] m _ ' Pl.” 4 - - - 'mI-eu .‘M PM Man:V hockey Observers figure’sttm. D. 000mm. Betty Gai- Distinction that no other The keystone kings, onye“ lam: w ' 0°“ :Lkeel'flrrdb; 2‘53"?" “‘11 nonmetal—rho #332...“ H o. . This is the start of a ten tcam thf‘ big trouble with Harris— ‘8'“ "5- CA Stewm- K- Hughes» club enjoys and Gillls. Skill uniting. l Grant Crockett and Lee Bur A ti n M ‘ dwayed' W "' “Mi” i" Prep-mien H “IIth will- , knock”, mmmmnn ,0 be it...” is a... nickname he-s “do. Gordon. E. Murphy. I Except when Hogan'l c and Snuffed out rolller with their ‘1»: will halide the M ' .i. c 0" mm It 8-15‘ anwa docton’ abut-Va w A , A flayed every Thursday a. “.mli‘lnce he Was a lchildEVis weighit. $011130 PP~"v‘V-;l::n¢2 Smith» 39 held IWIY- 6 to 4 to a. ‘ "1’- '9' mm“?! W I W 0‘ in _lfffld' at .n druf more pm. tSparcs needed). 9"“ are Olly poun :1 i - - - 3951's - , i m'm'h Stummm 0' Ice 1 _ R. Ewing E. Gilles. spread amund his “40mm. Nicholson. 1). Nicholson, iHal'Martln. on the slab, and Coke Grady. at his best with‘ Inlfihmlflmww find“- rame. Toronto centre Dave‘Mae Jameson, Ruth MacDon- with his b t chips piled hi V