vr

jig." Scores Both Goals

A; Leafs 2.] In Closely

W} Hvll Name. badminton ~ Tournament

‘ -- ' of

“lﬂfailklllllllrerls ‘grid resiﬁgcure lmll v For the first round the the no cmrra.rte

lgs rnzttch NO- 1 W

Doubgmftlll. and members oi b0tl1 “lulu; are requested to be ready 0o l” M q o'clock sharp this evening.

" mperalion of all players W111 n” w; nppfBCliltﬁd as we have a gﬁgilpllnrc to complete scheduled

wmpeution.

Match

M Mixed Doubles

u‘ and K. P1111801‘- ",;,.,“'.‘..m§ls Franklin and M.

2 Islllllllririh and D. Heartz vs ‘rﬂgfs and M. Donahue. _

B gm-mndy and G. Barbour .5 1-1. Stull and J. Blake.

p rrlcQuuid and M‘. Connolly ,1; n. srnu and M. McQlmld- M gnrrnichael and D. Mc- Mnne vs E. uoss and R. Mc- Txlgrlrlvxucette and G. 308915 vs ii. Spillett and A. Mum- ugllliii.

q '1. MacFarlane and O. John- aon vs L. Corcoran and A- Wuisir '

3 G. ticMahon and E. B1'Y¢11l°11

\_-, ,1, M;Q'.ili.ld and S. Walsh.

a 5, uacucnaid and M’. Mutch

v5 W. MacNeill and M. Dull)’-

10 A, Mcliuchern and M. Clar-

kin \'s Johnston and A. McQuur .

m, w, Bowling and M. Calla-

ghan. “en's ‘Doubles

3 4

or

l R. srull and W. Halpenny vs p, McQuuid and A. McEMh- 0111.

1 G. McMahon and N. Dowl- mg vs E. Cioss and K. Frank-

3 ilfnrinrtn. and E. Stull vs H. Spillett and W. hlracNelll

4 J. McQuaid and S. MacDon- ald vs J. Johnston and B. Car-mody. .

b A. Douce.te and M‘. Camiich- uei vs L. Corcoran and V. Williams.

\B_ve) ilacFarlane and Peters.

Ladies Doubles

l D. Hcartz and G. Barbour vs it. Duffy and M ﬂhBW.

2 G. Rogers aid 31'. 3011111109 1' 0. Johnston and M. Mc- (lucnrl.

3 J. lsrnkc and A. Murnaghan vs K. Fitzgerald and D. Mc- Kcnzio.

4 M. Connolly and E. Bryenton \s IVr Mulch and A. Walsh.

l M. Ularlzm and A. McQuaid vs S. \Valsh and R. McGuigan

iByer M. Harrington and E. Cant- well.

Owens Shares Wealth With His Parents

nEVELAND, Dec. 1—The Al- rhma-bcrn parents of Jove evens, negro Olympic star. re- ulred today a share of the sprint- lfs $50,000 earnings since his re- in from Germany.

The negro bought Cleveland and llama Owen: nn ll-room l1ouse-- hlrdwocd floors. up-io-the-minute lllimbing fixtures and double nur- u:

The morlrsi. parents said the gift lllllﬂehlcci comforts they never lid dreamed of in plantation days. ‘E0!!- ll: certainly tickles mo to lie hcw happy Mom is now," re- Mzizcd the beaming son who last llQnth announced he had aban- llilled runrueur ranks.

lie said he had "earned about B0000‘ since the Olympics. Of lms $0,000 is in a. trust fund. He not discuss his earnings in °Wens srud he would go to lltllyvroqd tion p‘

WRESTLING

BOWLING HOCKEY

Defeat Marocms

Played Game

(C. l‘. by Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Dec. 1 - Toronto's Maple Leafs battered Montreal Maroons‘ into bottom place in the Canadian section of the National Hockey League here tonight in a game that gained itsgreatest speed in the last period as the Montreal team staged a futile ﬁght to over- come the 2-1 lead.

‘The Leafs, through Harvey Jack- son in the ﬁrst and second periods gained the advantage ‘which they held until the closing period when Herbie Cain in a. combined rush with Bob Gracie and Jimmy "Ward saved the lowly Montrcalers from l whitawashing.

Roda played aensatlonally at all times and especially during more than a. minute o! the second per- iod when Maroons had a two-man advantage through penalties to Shill and Day. Then he kicked out shots from every Maroon play- er on the ice, handling himself perfectly on the close-in drives.

Jackson scored the ﬁrst goal only l minute and 37 seconds after the game started. Cord Drillon went through the defence carrying the Puck. Slipped it to Jackson as they neared Alex Connell and Harvey had an easy time beating the Mu- roon goalie.

Jackson got his second all alone. starting the rush in Leafs‘ defence zone and coastihg in the 1m side to catch the far ‘comer of the not with a blistering shot. Though Maroons attacked ceaselessly from then on. the combination of rag- 8911 P8581118 and Brodals good net- minding allowed only Cain's score.

Less than six thousand fanswat- ohed the close-checking game in which only ﬁve penalties were handed out. Two of these were majors, to Bill Thoms and Jimmy Ward for a brief fighting display in the ﬁrst period.

LINEUPS Montreal Tgronlg Goal

Conncll ' Br-Odu Defence

Conacher Horncr

FY8115 ' ‘Fowler Centre

Bllfllfl) Apps Wings

TTOlllEP Driilon

Robinson H. Jackson

Montreal Subs——Wcntworth. Ward Norlhcolt, Voss. Marker, Cain, Gru- cie. Caron. l/IcKenzie.

Toronto Subs—A. Jackson. Day. Kelly. Meiz, Finnigan, Thorns. shill, Hamilton.

Officials-Bill Stewart and Clar- ence Campbell, v |

a SUMMARY l

First Period

1. Toronto, H. Jackson lDrillrnl 1:37 . Penalties—Thoms (major). Ward (major).

Second Fri-ind

2. Toronto, H. Jackson. 10:58, Penalties-shill, Conacher, Day.

Third Period

3 Montreal. Cain (Gracie, Ward) 15:41. Penalties-none.

Seeks Louis For Bout In Hollywood

(A. l‘. by _Guardian's Special Wire)

HOLLYWOOD. CniiL. Dec. 1- Mafchmaker Charley McDonald of the Hollywood Legion Stadium announced today he had wired manager's of Joe Louir, oifcrlnS

the negro heavyweight $100,000 to meet ivlarfe Rosenbloonr in the 4.- 400-seat capacity fight arena Fcb. 26. the night before the Santa Anita handicap.

McDonald declared he intended to sell 2,30) seats at $100 apiece.

Jeweler

soon to fulfil radio and and the remaining 2,100 at $25 _apieoe.

Come to

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wncrrns, TOILET snrs. FOUNTAIN puns, 110s- nuns, PENDANTS. RINGS, DIAMONDS, arc.

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THE (IHARIJYTTETOWN GUARDlAN

BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

Reds Offer $200,000 For Dizzy Dean

BY PAUL MICKELSON (Amoclated Press Staff Writer) MOlNTlRiEAlr. D60. 1- (AFF-

Unlcs his bosses think he's worth,

considerably more than a. fifth 01' a. million dollars, Dizzy Dean is through pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals.

The lcquacious pitching ace of the “Gas House Gang" definitely is on the block with a “for Sale" sign attached to his great whin- lash- right that made him one of the greatest stars in baseball.

Cincinnati has offered $200,000 in cash for Dizzy. The Cardinals are considering the offer and pro- bably will take it unless they can do better by getting a. big bundle of cash and players.

"We offered $200,000 in cash and no players for Dizzy," sold WmTen Gilcs. business man- ager of the Reds. “We were told that- the offer vivowd be con- sidered. No, we can't part with too many players. No one star. oven a DizzyDe-an, is worth a ball club you know."

“Well, no, we didn't” he replied hesifatingly" because that WQulLl- not help u"- much. By that deal we'd get a great pitcher and lose one together with a. bundle of cash),

Branch Rickey. vice-president and general-manager of the Card- inals was a. late arrival rrt the Minor League meeting so no deal inrlilvln-g Dtﬁlill. xvar; pmaiblc but the Associated Press learned on good authority that Dean would be sold definitely.

“Rickey told me," said the source which never had glv-cri a ‘bum steer" to the press. "that Diz will not be back with the Cards in 1937."

NEWS T0 IIIM

ST. LOUIS. Dcc. l—iAP)—Prc- sident Sam Brendon. about the only one of the Cardinal front of- flcc not actively engaged on the Montreal baseball convcntion front stated emphatically" tonight that Dizzy Dean would not be sold for cash nlouc.

Furthermore that $200,000 cash offer from Cincinnati is news to him. r

WELCOMES MOVE

TAMPA. Fla, Dcc. 1——lAP) -_ Dizzy Donn suirl here tonight he would "welcome a movc to Cincin- nnti Reds," adding:

"You can say for nrc that if I go to Cincinnati wcwvill ﬁnish nhczrcl of the Cardinals in 1937."

His comment followed upon thr- informaiion that a $200000 offer for his services had been made at Montrcal by Warren Giles, general 1nnnngcr' of tlrc Reds.

Willi Forfeit Olympic Chances

MONTREAL Dec.

l-(CP)--The Oanzulirir rAm. cur Jl-Ilzckcly As:- ocintlon will for right to

challenge fcr Olympic Champion- ships if it breaks frrm tlto Amateur Athletic Union of Canada. P. J. Mulqrlccn, chairman of the Can nriinn Olympics Colnmittcevsnid o day. Mr. Mulqucen is attend-lg the lyniclrall convention hcrc "The break is inuniirertrt." h: said. "Of course C. A. H. A cannot hope to send its clurrrljiions to the Olympics as rc-prcsertli-ztlivcs

of Canada in the future. We will hm": to rely cn c.1119 of our college tram. n team that

operates stvicty oh nmal-cur line; art-d has in no way strove-d from the A. A. U. of C. Code."

cold '

Heavyweight Showdown ExpectédWlien Schmeling Arrives To Sign Contract

BY EDDIE BR IETZ

Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, 1m l-lAPl-Be- lief gr-cw lfong Broadway today that somebody is not. g ready to give Hen- Max Schrncling what the boys call "the works"

As the obviously worried Ger- man preparer! to dash, hcrc to find out what it's all about tongues waggmi busily in pubs along W. 49th Street.

Schmeling is to go before the N-cw York State Athletic Corn- mission Dec. 11 and approve a date for n Sumrrvcr‘ title fight with Jame; J. Brzrddmk. Braddock is supposed to be there to sign up.

The Broadway WkC-QIJPCS figure that once thcse fonnalities are disposed of, thc mt‘. fun will start

Herman Taylor, Hliiiadclphln promoter. is vxpoclul to pop out of n conwnlcnt doorrvay and with- out further ado sign Braddcck to fight Joe Innis in a no-(lccision bout in Atlantic City in February.

Braddock is cniirefrr willing 1o butter his bread on one side by signin-g to light S:luncliug ill June for 42'.» per cent of the gate. But he is- not adverse to buttcring it on the other side by first fighting Louis, for which he will. be guaranteed $700,000.

Cf course Schmcliug will insist that the conirnc-t frv lhc Juno fight stipulate that Braddock not risk injury by Ilchtlllﬂ prior lo 1115 11W‘ defence.

In that rzr-ul, B1'a(l:l"-' refuse 10 sign, join 'l'.-r_vlor' and go ngnum. 1:1 ‘i Atlantic City in wlmt. virtually would be n world title tight.

‘The New York State Athletic C0n1mls=l0r1 has indicated it ismt

iuirveicd in rvhnt. goes (m at Atlnrriic City or anywhere else outside 0f Now York S. lt is interest-rd in 800N151 llral End- (icrk rlrrs not full to r10 ill: 1111 with his agreement to (lcichd his 1111c again-t Fslinrclirig 111 J1me-

'I';1_v‘.o1' mirl .1.1::ob'< arc wiiin; in promise Sclrmcll he can hurr- thc Atlruiiic City \‘.‘lilll{‘1' in June.

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Playoff Series Abolished By MinorLeagues

OUT OUR WAY

(A. I‘. by Guardian's special Wire) MONTREAL. Doc. l-Tho Inter- national D.r:-'1>b:ril Lfflfllif‘ nurl Am-

cricnru A~ aviation. 111101‘ n. Joint meeting tonight. 11g l‘) 1.1111‘ 1111 tho "Little World ries" lrcrrnl-

lor because it cannot compote fa- mrnbly with the world sorlcf‘.

The "Little World Sous." start- cd mar-o than two clvrtr rs ngorrrul rcucwcd lust full zrllrr n. your lnpsc, was won by ilrc Milwaukee Brmverxs‘. who defeated ihc Bullrrlo Bisons. International Lca;,'.1o entry‘, last October.

“Because our seasons ended so lat-c and the pl' “QHN til: sornuclr time we rlocidcrci to abolish the series," cxpnincd .T'1'1u1l: Shangh- ucssv. International. Lc c hcirrl. “The inlcrest. in the rvo is rhnrrr- piousxlrip, nzrlurzzllv. kills off 11t- icircinucr- in our" show so that it

isn't. profitable." The Intrnniinnnl Lc-urzuv ralub owners nrlcrncd :1 bonus wstrrrr

whereby the winner's of tho pm- iinnt over lhc rozulnr- s1‘ son would share $4.000 with .10. split up among llif‘ rurrrurrxs-rrp. 'l'lr<\ stunt‘ split-up would be nrndo in the r.u"> for the (lover-irons cup lll the lll".'\ oﬁ’.

HEY’ wuxrs n-re IDEA. Passrsr" ME up? you saw ME.’ r mow ~_/Q,rJ__p_1_D.' wr-rv SHOULD r WALK HOME, tVHEkl 11-1‘ HULL BACK SEAT ‘t anew? 61551055, r WANNA TALK 1o mar srs-rerz o: MIME! r KNOW WHO

copper: "n-re CANDY OUTA MV COAT POCKET. page 1001114‘ 1 v0:

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FASTER, so HE WOULDN'T see us- 0H, WELL, - BACK LIP AND LET HIM

Sports Body Prepares For Lively Meeting

IAJ’. by Guardian's Special Wire)

HOUSTON, ‘Texas, Dec. 1—Am- ateur sports leaders lined up 00- night for a. predicted tug-of-war for control of the United States Amateur Athletic Union, convening here Friday.

Captains of the opposing forces were President Avery Brundage of Chicago and Jack Rafferty, Presi- dent of the Gulf Amateur Ath- lctlc Association and an outspoken critic of Brundage and the man- agement of the 1936 American Olympic team. '

The group headed by Rafferty, former ﬁrst vice president, and Jeremiah Mahoney of New York, former president, split with the llr-urrriagc administration at the New York meeting last your, prin- cipally over Olympic‘ plans.

Then came the Eleanor Holm Jurrct and the Jcsse Owens incl- dents. crillcisnr from other sources, urcluding (rollcge groups, and ﬁn- ully an attempt to shift the con. vlfllll0n to Chicago. I

Rafferty won. his fight agglngt 11m proposed convention transfer.

Potential dyrnanute was seen in the Jarrett case, and interest was ilmlllcrillg 111 i418 Presidential race.

Down Tlre Alleys

IIOLY NAME HALL BOWLING

Commercial League

No Names:_

B. Fletcher 223 234 144 K. Acorn 185 180 300 n. Uzrlzicl 14s 21s 1'19 L. Blurrvharrl 160 187 234 L. Corccran 158 145 147 'I‘0tiil—2B38. Prince Grocery:- C. Campbell 148 163 208 ' 'I‘.C:\:r1:1'oii '221 1m 224 R. McLcllarr 223 160 E1"! R. Cameron 233 196 269 A, Slrerren 166 246 190 Tulul—.'i037.

High single Keith Acorn 300.

l-liglr rhrcc Bcb Cameron 698,

Tonight nt 7 o'clock Style Marts vs. u/fnritimc Electric. and at 8.30 F.ve Aces vs. All Stars, Big Four Lmrrguc.

LADIES BOWLING Kelly and Mclnnis Trophy

‘Freeze 0uts:— n. McCnbe 18s 11a 185 M. Mcbcllr 102 234 154 E- Dvrurnn 1110 14o 200 A- Slurry 13c 1'12 .122 B.Mc.\1ahon 137 13s 144 Tctnl-Z-UQ (Jo-Eris:- I- Doutan 12o 23a 16a A. Gcss 130 114 9'1 K.Fly11:1 10:1 160 134 M.Cliu1o1i 105 100 138 M.131'0\'.'1r 6U IT‘. 205 Total-EON.

High single Irene Dougan 238. liigh tlrrce Margaret McLellan 5'10.

‘Tonight at 7 o'clock

Bluenoscs vs. Vagnbonds. -

NEWS “no SPORT WOD

From Show

world wheat ti‘

was due to inc normaljy impor

fore the Turgcr; mission. In a reicrenc

United States, tralia—McAnsh

TOLD VOL! TO 6C)

kl...AkiD I'LL GET OUT AND WALK-

(By Sam G. Ross)

(Canadian Press Staff Writer) (By Guardian's Special Wirc) WINNIPEG, Dcc. 1—Rcduv'.1u-1 '

decline in Canadian wlrczrt

James Macahsh, of Winnipeg, sin-l tlslician of the Canadian Whrrrr. Board in giving OVlLlCXlCL‘ lcdny bo-

inarkct lcft by fading from rhc export ficlcl b had failed to hold her iormcr- share or world markets.

true ‘value SKATE 8 SHOE

OUTFITS

from $3.25 up

5m sroass

SummersideCharlottetown

no or»... lrnrrifrurr lllR S E R V I B E

Canada Dechne»

zrdc with con '

roused proriu 11 ... ting corlntrics said North Atlantic

n Royal Gram 6mm nrinisioi- said is c to tho four former

Argentine and Aus-1 30°15 fill" 11115 said Czuiada had

not only failed 1o win purl uf rnr-f ed bvlwrvn Alnnr- n1

»- couvcr at (llnlllll

'l‘lrc~c fiz-lris will traffic next summer, he s. .1.

“There has been a pron‘. (11111 of

the Unlfcd Si

ISPLANNEH

(C. I‘. by Guardian's Special Wire . r MONTREAL. Dec. Canada passenger" service will bn in ‘ 1938 or‘ 19119 at ilrr- lcr-cst. ltliuistc-r of 'l‘r':1r1sporl D. Howe told member's of n service club today. 'l'i1is .'crvicc will link with lnrris- service which expected to be complcicd in two year.» llc said the Dominion Govern- y major exporting coumries_cklnadayy mcnt had maclo cxtcirive prcpnr- l service. landing fields have been cslnbils

‘S.

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| Pr." ‘ , gut‘, “'11s l)'rll‘l(‘(‘l lure tr‘ 1-5 ll'~ ' l flu- iriluiios o1 lll'_'li-l'.\ and “lpllllnl mliun s1ro1't:»'111:~11. operation by L. r ,

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Statistics on the Canadian grain raviaiion in Cnnnrlzr," he rioclzrrvrl,’

trade, world markets and produc- tion ancl exports rvc-rc heard by lJl-a. Justice W. F. A. ‘Iurglmn 0i ilcgluu. . mm I)()1~[31;()n_ Canada

conducting his

all phases of the g1 Hon. J. L. Rdlslon.

Amherst. N. S. sel, outlined to

for retention an

markets for Canudiirn gram.

Col. RnlstOn

mission would probe all '11 the grain tradc-prorluczng. ing‘, buying, selling. lrnlrll matters of similar nnlur ing of causes of decrease 111 C:11111-' dinn grain exports 11nd lilo mo ' urcs which should he t-akcrr to ox tend markets would b1‘ n mnlor cun-

structive object he said.

L_ w_ Brockjnglnlp K, C_ (Qunjgpl: IIOO/IOO bushels 0w for the North West Gram Deniers Association. suggested the Comruia- slon recommend some sort of un-

tional survey in

problems of the fnvmcr a ' possible solution could in‘ s11

to competent an

ity of farm income was 11 pr.

not rcaclrcrl

so trzulc.

lui'liiui'i_y' (fJll1i11l55l0il C uu- 1 the oracning; ms 1 ‘

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"but 1t has been confined 1'» :ll'1"2l\' b}: other" ' l

1111111110‘ 111-0 tlrc only country in rlu- world vslrc

llllS~l'lll',il' llllfl ‘riff-l .‘ nl ‘ not been rlewloporl." The Go\'eriirn011rpln11sL0 furnish V I I the landing field‘, the prllgmnl ill?“ l“ "hum m“) and\\'c:12i11*r'1'c1)<‘1‘i$. "Wow CIIiIJlIRSLZOLI the importance of ‘l0 Commission unenrllririg

radio b

to private 111L111 ls to do llu- 11 t- unl flying," 1111 irrlricrl.

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will b1‘ ‘lllllllv

ivc 0f the iuquirlﬂ; Canada.

lam 11:111'.'nl river" period crulorl 103 111;: 11-11111 Mr. lW-Arr- h.

Argentine" mrl‘ inz the salvo

which the (‘."(\ll(‘illl‘.‘.' ll '

rrlvsis. The var-rubri-

across llrc North Aiirrrrn-

export

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