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Saint Dunstan’s team. Follow Prowse ucks rs will havp a lay- off of a out two weeks which time they e hibl ion sames wit

tried

ct to pla

isj heduled to play Summersld nex ‘Tuesday at the Crystal rink. '0- 0 '0 i

Should

re- - d! ti out mu a“ same are do one pan speed to match the boring in tactics of the gion-

lllue and gold jerseyed claw are hot favorites to come through with a win. Nevertheless let it be remembered that the Saints 1a eysry athletic line of “ our, have always produced a team with plenty of¢splrit and that same spi- rit has often produced amazing v results against a more highly rated antagonist. C 0 0

Wednesday night the snappy West Kit locke team journe to Kensington where they wll meet Ken DlacLeaNs Kensington School. sextette. This will be Ken- singtonfi start, but with a number of practices under their belts they are expected to give the local school team lanty of pp- posltion. Friday nght Juvenie Carjisdlens, last year's P.E.I -N.B. Juvenile Champions, will play Surnmerside Juvenile Kinsmen team. Both teams have a number oi experienced campaigners on their-rosters and fans in the weat- ern ca ital should be treated to a fair rand of hockey. Saturday Queen Square School Squad will male the trl to Montague where they tackle ark Fraser's High School team. The Montague boys have been improving steadily and Queen Square can always be counted upon to produce a sci-a py team and a good contest ehou d

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The various basketball teams hold their final workouts today preparato to commencing the lea- ‘glfi. ache ulla tomorrow ‘evening.

s year's eague compr ses ve teams. Senior Y coached by George Young, Arabs under leadePsZip of Joe Cullen. S.D.U. handled as in former yearsby Father Walter McGui an. Na under_the tute- lage o Iiieut. lak Adair, former Mount "A" flash and P.W.C. wit George Sinclair l.n charge. Walter Goes, veteran High}! Grad . star, will handle the whistle.

O 4' 4-

Eddie Shore appears to have made another ten-strike in digging up hockey players. Pastiming with the New Haven Eagles this season is a youngster named Joe Bell. currently working at left wing. He is a brother of Gordon Bell, the. sensational goalie, who three years ago was accounted Just about the best thing seen in American

ockey League nets for quite a spell. The other night Joe came up with the hat trick against the Indiannapolis Caps. Instead of cooling off with that performance, the very next night he was sent a- galnst the Pittsburgh Hornets and showed another hat trick to the customers. In four games 11C ac- counted for ten goals and three

assists. - Il- l» sl- 4- Eari Seiberts de arture from big time hockey cals for the fol-

lowing tribute from Doug Vaugh- an" of the Windsor Star. "Colbert. at least can de rt with the knowledge that he w i always be remembered as one o! the best oi- ’ day defencemen. In his 16 years of ationailieague cam- iltaig ' with the Rangers, Black awks and Red Wings, he saw many changes and was always a rest-performer whe.n the blue ips were on theline.”

"Now-that he is gone there is a story that should be told about why the Red Wings bought "that bald- headed old. guy with one foot in the Ireva" from the Hawks about the middle of the season."

'0' '0- 0 4'

e year previous it will be re- and.

“Th

filled, the Hawks jolted-and jolt- ed is the right word—the Wings out of the Stanley Cup playdowns. The responsible parties for that u

set were Seibert and Doug Bent] y. _'l'he latter roduced th goals and Delbert, s ngle-handed, checked the Red Wings dizzy. ’

"Jak Allan.‘ . l‘ '1' c s laa a on a ll‘ . When he had a chance 501313231X:

his rial-i the following year he l mped at Chg chance. " e may be a rwashed up.” said the d Wi

manager "but he's my kind o

r playdown competition.

ngvlel: helps ua this season I will

mlkln: C11: 7.22.1‘ u” o "mt Adams has no regrets.

maria-larval. WantCIII-iiiqlhepfilia?

P119 . ame in the first round of the City Hockey Lea- gue schedule when they meet the" un- University s their game the

during y ex- outaide clubs. According to plans now the club

epend on a resolve

nairea fans should be in for on in-

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Thomas. the Briti Max world c United States c tliro Pomar, chess prodigy.

Four Black Hawk Members Charged

lidariucci. Joe m I"! 1°11. and trainer llhuelich.

day night's won 4-3.

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wasmnomn. Jan. l4 -<.sr> - Th u t" ml turnouts“

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score card on the

the boys

top rankel-s to

H) the champions _ Alba J. Green, N.B.A. president,

seeking to er sports

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complaint by Evo Somentes, 26, of Quincy. be served on the Chicagoans on their next trip to

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melee near the Hawk bench dur- ing the second period of Satur- game which the Bruins

Somentcs. ionner aanateur box.

er recently discharged 1 t1, Army after service with xaolllnalme ored unit in European

with. the otheteirs mixing Jn jatigr,

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Les Douglas lleads, Scoring lnA.ll. League

NEW HAVEN. 30min Jan. 14 — 1B4 0i

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(AP) -- Les Doua apoiis Caps vaulted fog;- notches in the American Hock individual scoring race 40 pointe. Johnny Mahafifey oi the burgh Hornets as leader.

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Rosa Knlpfel of Providence was

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, Indianapolis Bell, New Haven ..

By The Canadian Press

Governors of the National Hoc- Lleague decideaoilve years ago

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NEWS

Webb. also of Montreal, was ilarly mentioned il-l the feather. weight class.

The current ratings for bout-s

Heavywelaht: champion. Joe Mills. lidiichiilim: logical contend- er. Billy Conn, Pa; boxers, York: Jimmy Bivills, Ohio.

Lightheavyweight : Gus Lesnevich, New Jersey; 1°31. cal contenders, Archie Moore, M15. souri; Ffflddie Mills. England; out- standing boxers, Lloyd Marshall, California; B111 Fox. 9a.; Phil Muscato, New York; Amton chris- toforidis, Navy.

Z110- Tndllnl: lolical contenders. Jacob Lamotta, New York; Geo a Abmms. Washington, D. 6.; Rocrlgy Graziano. New York; Holman W1111N118. Michigan; Charlie Bill'- ICYRPGILHSYIVSIflQZ outstanding box. ers. Steven Beuoise. New York; Jim-my Edgar. Michigan; Cerdam. France. Welterweight: Crampion, Freddie

(Red) Cochranr. New Jersey; logical aulliklldél‘, Ray Robinson, New York; opt-standing boxers,

‘Ilopy Lorkin. New Jersey; Jimmy Doyle, Calidomia; Marty Servo, NW YORK: Beau Jack. Georgia. Honorable mention. including Johnny Greco, Montreal.

Lightweight: Champion, Ike Wllliflms. New JEYSCY: logical con- (41111915. Bob Montgomery, Penn- Birivania; Allie Stolz. New Jersey; Chalky Wright. California: Willie Joyce. Indiana. Outstanding box- ers. “Enrique Belanos, Mexico; Freddie Dawson, Illinois; Bdbby Ruffin, New York; John Thomas. CBizilfOtTlTllii. d ht

ea lerw g : Champion. Sal Bartoia, Massachusetts; logical contenders. Willie Pop. Connecti- cut: Phil Termnova. New York; outstanding boxers. Carlos 01m. W1. California; Freddie Russo. New Jersey: Jimmy McAllister, Maryland: Miquel Acewedo, Cuba;

Webb. Montleal. Bantamweight: Champion, Man. uel Ortiz, California; logical con- tenders Luis Caetillo, Mexico; Tony Oiivera. California; Bennie Gold- berg. Michigan: outstanding box- ers. Simon Vergara, Panama; Nor- mal Lewis. England. Champion. Jackie Paterson, England; ‘ Da M

Sammy Reynolds. England: Terry Alien, England; Joe Curran. Eli-ig- land; Bunty Doran, England; out- standing boxers. Rimiy Monoghan. England; Tommy Burney. England.

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Trophy Play At Curling Club

Five games in competition for the Wright trophy and u single match for the Sentner Cup were

layed at the Charlottaiown Curl- ng Club yesterday.

Following were the results in the Wright com etition:

A.W. Hyn man, 9; W. R. Cruik- shank, t}.

l-LR. Carruthers, 11; Chief Jus- tice Campbell, 'l.

George Hawkins, 12; RS. Cobb.

6.1g. Hughes, l0; L. B. McMil- n. .

G. Avard, '7; R. R. Bell. 6.

In the single match layei in the Sentnel- section l-l. McPheo defeated J.S. Moore 10-9.

Six matches are scheduled for today. Following is the times of play and the rinks to be used:

1 0‘Clock

Ice No. 1

J. I‘. McLeod, vs. J.l-l. Howatt

10g No. I

Dr. HJ-l. Pierce, vs. R..G. Splliett

lee N0. 3

Plrllspector N.J. Anderson vs RS.

ardine 0 0'Clock Ica No. 1 HI. Bpillett vs. A.V. Spiilett loo No. I lid. Nicholson vs. Ice No. 3

w. w. Lord vs. n65. T.W.L. Prowse. '

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Canadians Trade Adams And White

BUFFALO, N.Y. Jan. 14 -- (AP) -Murdo McKay. leading scorer of Buielo Bisons, American Hockey League Club, was traded today to Montreal Canadlens, National floc- key League leaders, for centre Jafilft Adams and left winger Moo

B.

McKay, a centre, is currently in a three-wa tie for second placeln‘ the . , individual scoring race. General manager Art Chap- man of the Bison: said McKay a scheduled. to report to the Can- adians immediately.

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w ack down a. band of train robbers. "Gentle Annie" is based on Mac- Kinlay Renter's popular novel of the same name. Adapted for tre screen by Lawrence Hazard, it is a rattling good adventure film which is grand entertainment all the way.

Dick Wakefield Signs With Detroit

DDPROIT. Jan. 14 -— (AP) —-

Llneups For‘ Came Tonight

Lineups ofteamg 1 u, g1; g key League match fonigfht, M11025;

l. D. U. 14d" . Goal (2) MacKinnon. Dery Cudmore Defence m McAdam. .. .. r. Pound (s) . P. MacDona d (4) . . . . .. L. MacDona d (6) J. MacLaughlau (2)

Forwards _

(8) Mahar . . . . . . . . .. A. Perry 5) (1) McDonald .. T. Strain 1) (B) Cameron . E. Worth ( 0) (ll) Thibault Carver (a), (6) Rodgers .. Shephard ( ) (10) Ledwell .. Dowling (7) (13) McDougall Jay (

(4) cQuaid . ,. McRae (9) (12) Dorsey . Monteith (3)

K. 0f C. Bowling

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Cabs:

Ii Butler .. H. Gaudet M. R. McGuigsn H. Power . P. Carley

Total: 2422 Hot Shots: I". Shanahan

Total: 2474. High Single: P. Curlcy. 252. High Three: S. ‘lrainor. 540.

Points: Cubs 1 1-2; Hot sliotsl‘ 3 1-2.

Ball Players From Army Need More Training

(B; The Associated Press) . BTERSB G," Fla, Jan. 1|, -I~Iugh Mulcahy of the Pililliea says everymajor leaguer leaving the army needsat leastva month's extra spring workout—so he i: practising what" he" is preaching. ulcahy, first" big time star to feel the touch ‘of th draft, was discharged from the nited States Army lasriall after serving more than four yearsand working his way up to"‘mastcr sergeant. This week he started conditioning him- self for the‘ ‘opening of_ Philadel-

phia Phillies’ camp l.n Miami Beach next 'month. More ‘than 20 pounds under

weight after ‘leaving the army, he rejoined ‘the ‘Phillies in time to start three ghlnesand then camg to St. Petersbilrg 'ln Decembel for the wintei" 'l"nonths—but he says he retiredra" idly‘ along about the sixth inning est fall.

To take any blame oil’ army chow, the husk hurler said it was the South Pacl c heat that got his weight ‘down; but that at any rate army food in that area didn't come up to the steak diet of a ball piay-

er. Since the close of the season. however, he has regained all of his lost weight, now ls at exactly playing weight and looks in the pink of condition. In appearance, the tall, broad-shouldered right- hander belles his 32 years.

Louis Believes lie Will Need To Kayo Conn

MACON, Ga., Jan, 121- (AP) —- Joc Louis, world's hcav weight box- ing champion, in an terview to- day expresed belie! that a victory for him over challenger Billy Conn

The Detroit basdlall club an- nounced today that Dick Wake- field. recently released from the Navy, had signed a i946" contract. Salary terms were not disclosed. but general manager George Troutman documented. "everybody is happy."

~ The hard hitting outfielder first starred with the ‘Tigers 1n 1943 having been signed directly of! the Urgversity of Michigan campus in l9 .

Iindersson May Return To Amateur Ranks; llaegg Cut

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 14 — (AP) - A member o! the Swedish Ath- letic Union who declined the use oi his name said today the Swqi- ish track star. Arne Andersson, may be returned to amateur stand- ing but that in his opinion Gunder Haegg "will never run again as an amateur.” The names of 15 Swed- ish runners are listed as having broken anl-ateur regulations. Haegg faces a second dislualification.

Bordon Defeats Tormentine 7-D

The Borden Nationals last night, sparked by Oscar Campbell, de- feated a team from Cape Tormen- tlne, N.B., 7-0 in an exhibition hoc- key game at Borden rink. Because of the sub-zero weather the atten- dance was not large, but those who braved the elements saw a good gamc,.despite the one-sided score.

Campbell, a long-time National player, scored six of the goals while Junior Dalzicl got the other.

Willard Pickering of Bordell was the referee.

A. ll. L. Standings

NEW YORK, Jan. l4 — (AP) - Amerlcan Hockey League standings

Eastern Division

Teams W L T Pts GF GA Buffalo .... 21 l2 6 48 1'15 140 Hershey .. .. 1B 12 4 42 114. 99 Providence l3 21 2 28 130 156 New Haven 6 24 8 20 127 170 Western Division Indianapolis 21 l4 5 4'1 185 150 Pittsburgh l9 l3 5 43 150 125 Cleveland l6 14 5 15 128 136 St. Louis 15 l0 3 1K) 116 156

ldCll i...’ Blake Better Standings

Elmer Lach and Toe Blake of Montreal Canadians bettercd their standings in the National Hockey League's bi’; seven during week- end play wth the former moving up‘ to third osition with B0 points w ilc the la ter advanced to a two- iace with Clint Smith of Chicago. scorer Max Bentley of Chicago st ll held a nix-

oint lead over second place Bill

osienko another Black llawk, who has been on the sidelines dur- ing the last two weeks from injuries su iered in a game with New York Rangers.

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Rovers: 1-". Gallant 262 Ill 201 I Berrlgan 148 i0 as Ward 150 123 01 P. Ready 131 155 14-0 E. Corlsh Total: 238i. Atalnios: E. Doucette .. E. McCarey J. MacAleer C. Gaudet . R. St. John .. ‘total: M16 High Single: ll. Doucette, 715. High Three: Ii. Doucctte. 727. Points: Atomics a: Rovers 0. Bruins: L. Doyle W. Mullins T. McAdam S. Dorian A Doyle Fr. Butler Low Score . ' .1048 1038 i095 Total: 316i. Bomb Shells C LeCiair 253 W W. Murray .. 91 166 95 Fl‘. McDonald 177 101 152 E. Smith . 208 2i‘! 115 J Campbel 224 17o 163 L. DesRochea 123 155 130 E. McDonald 190 164 150 1711 1229 W14 Total: 3574.

High Single: C. LeClair, 260. High Three: C. LéCliiil‘, 756. Points: Bruins 1: Bomb Shells 4.

Free French:

W. Smith C. Murphy . C.,Campbeli G. Murphy R Bradley P. Fieminl Total: 206i Red Wings: _ Reg. MacDonald 29o 138 143 V. Gallant . Z34 14D l7 Father Cass . 162 146 iCl Albon Farmer 186 137 220 E. Kelly 1M 06 136 J. Fleming . 96 1N 237 1104 793 1076 Total: 2975 High Single: Reg. MacDonald.

ill h Three: Bob Bradley, 57B. Po nts: Red Wings. 3 1-2;, F186 French, i 1-2.

Picks Horse Likely To Win This Year

(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jail. ll-Overionk- ing the 1046 Juvenile champions, John B. Campbell, official handi- capper o! the Jockey Club of New York, todaiopicked Mrs. Ellzibcth Graham's rd Boswell as the two-year-old of last season rno likely to succeed in 1040. -

Campbell assigned 138 ounds to the rugged son of Boewel for the experimental handicap at Jamaica in April, the race in which he annually lists juveniles o! the previous year according to ho\v he