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     Above are Phil (Fibber 
     
    
   
   
    
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     CHICAGO (AP) - Sugar Ray 
     
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     Page 5 The Guardian Friday, D... 9. 1955 
     
    
   
   
    
     Red Wings Tie; 
     
    
   
   
    
     DETlitJl'l' iCP 1-1"ic1ni111.: Ma1.'- h 
     
    
   
   
    
     kell's tying goal midway throug111('u11ad1cns 
     
     the third 1!.-rind lUi'('P(l 
     
     vampetl Detroit Red Wiiigs to set- 
     
     tie for a 2-2 tie 'llh11rsday night 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sunitnary 
     
    
   
   
    
     re- the t1111'1l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Canadiens Win 
     
    
   
   
    
     tCPl -- Montreal 
     
     did all their scoring in 
     
     pe1'iod 'l'hu1'sday night 
     
     to dcleal il'o1'o111o Maple Leafs 3-1 
     
     in a rough N.'111ona1 liockey Lea- 
     
    
   
   
    
     :il0N'liREAL 
     
    
   
   
    
     as the National Hockey League 11110 E81116 y - 
     
     champions gained sole possession. First period 1 'lo1'on1o. 51111111 1:3!-Wk ht; l;(eiardlyan1(i:h:teen on yet- 
     
     of third piano, Istevrart liligayt h:l)4 . 0 C35 5' "3" fm 3. 
     
     Penalties St. Laurent 3:32. l50'""le 3793' lluweven will be 
     
    

    
     blacked out on TV to help the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hurst 8'34. Balfour 14.49. llorlon 
     
    
   
   
    
     B.Y.C. iops 1 st Section 
     
    
   
   
    
     Of City Volleyball League 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     all-or-nothing stage tonight when 
     
     the former welterweight and mid- 
     
     dleweight champ faces Bobo Olson. 
     
     current middleweight king. in n 
     
     15-round title match at Chicago 
     
     Stadium. 
     
    

    
     Although 35-year-old Sugar Ray 
     
     a dancing dandy in his heyday 
     
     may be the sentimental favorite to 
     
     those who fondly recall his boxing 
     
     skill. the hard money in the bet- 
     
     ting niarts has made Olson a 3-to-l 
     
     choice. If Robinson wins, he'll be 
     
     the first ever to recapture the 160 
     
     pound title twice. 
     
    

    
     " Robinson is on display 
     
     and a title hangs in the balance 
     
     the radio-television sponsors are 
     
     coughing up 575.000 so that the bout 
     
    
   
   
    
     gate. The fight starts at 10 11.111. 
     
    
   
   
    
     First period 1. Detroit. L'1lman 19 53 H . . h 
     
     1Prysta11 l'.1'49: 2. 305100 5l0l"l5 Secotttl pe1'1od Scoritig None. Esl l8.p'm' M?-Tl: The ilglll l:hlu1 
     
     'B0ii'ill' 19 50- Penalties: Balfour 4:49. liarrts be glarrclegic big ”.ld.lo c"a:l'm;:”f55 
     
    

    
     Penalties: Hollingnorlli 212737 511 51, 143111-cni 12,49. Talbot 0" the t oenlnlo” l,F3vw”r '1"; 
     
     bine 7:55 and 12:06. Hone 9:44.lI13-33 ml 9 cas er" lmaln nelwor ' 
     
     Lindsay and GI-irdnPl' llIl3l0l'5ll Tlitrd period 2 Iilon11'eal. (Tut'- OLSON COOLING OF 
     
     "l:08' . . ll"-V lB"ll”'3l'l 4 331 3' M”"”'33l' Truman Gibson. secretary of the 
     
     ll' ” 1" 1 r 3 3' - . Ull1'(V'I- W 11"" A "i - Cub. la " o a crow o . 
     
     :t:(f'!on11 r1;:::.t,)1;(ll. lg.C”i)t111g11:)&; Del-  (R11-lltni-(:1 1f1fh1ol.-ptd ll:l3K1I.U It h,'.0,h01:,hli lhgerhhlghhafj B?   
     
     l Penalties (Iardner 1 311. l.111ri- 113191-1 13 32 and 3 gm: 0; 3159.000. More mh. 
     
     say 4:25. Armstrong 730. lltllifll Pcnztlties Nesle1'e11ko 11.112. 15:- Sc,-Vhuve estimates put the 31-own 
     
     1495. . l37. Geoffrioii 5.13. James unis. figure at 9900 hhd the gm, a; 
     
    

    
     Third pt-r1o1l' 4 lloston. lilac- (-hnrhn-11 amp 1111;” 1mi5con- about 5130000. 
     
     kell 1Labinei 10:59 d111'il 1004. Stewart tniajor) 10:- 0159;; ge(5 35 per cenL me 1,91- 
     
    

    
     Pcn'r1lties' Godfrey and (To.slellu;n4y .111mN,n 11naj(1r1 10:04. B;-ii. hem under the usuhi champjohua 
     
     3 51. P111 Flal and Btillill l7lll3 gvcttu 1mi11o1'. misconduct and cut, and Robinson gets 25 per cent 
     
    

    
     -  -1 10:04. A V ' ' ' 
     
     Stalls Ib,jiil'rfI1'liLl  riiiseotidud iilirild ilrilrnge-:'t.e lfr;tc()ii)liii"ssona1i-1I'ijns.tet.lltet::"ixsl 
     
     S8W('l"lk 3 ll l””3"l game mist-niiduett 10:04. Smith a remrted rematch clause for a 
     
     Hall .. . 610 0-24 17:10. Olmstcnd tmtnnr and mls-h -r?":'m'm::- 
     
     Atte11ri:1nt'c-: 10.391. lcontlnrtl 15..7. Cttrry lo 3': 1 0 0 
     
     - r -- Mixed Curling 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Sui. Night 
     
    
   
   
    
     The following are the mixed enri- 
     
     ing draw for Saturday night. Dec- 
     
     ember 10th. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     It's All-Or-Nothing For 
     
     Ray Robinson Tonight 
     
    
   
   
    
     return bout within 00 days. 
     
    

    
     Until the 27-year-old Olson ven- 
     
     tured out of his class to box Archie 
     
     Moore for the light-heavy crown 
     
     last June 18. he was becoming a 
     
     superman with the TV audiences. 
     
     when Moore stopped him in three 
     
     rounds he became an ordinary 
     
     mortal. In two starts since lht 
     
     Moore knockout, Olson has not 
     
     been sensational. After a perform- 
     
     ance against Jimmy Martinez. he 
     
     was hard pressed to win ove1' Jecy 
     
     Giambra Aug. 26. his last outing. 
     
     Both were non-title matches. Bobo 
     
     hasn't defended his championship 
     
     since he stopped Pierre Langlnis 
     
     at San Francisco last Dec. 15 
     
    
   
   
    
     AGE SLOWS SUGAR 
     
    

    
     It has been difficult t11 detect 
     
     traces of the old Robinson speed 
     
     and flash in his six coin:-hack 
     
     fights. Ralph (Tiger1 Jones almost 
     
     chased him back into retirement 
     
     when he handed Sugar a bad heat- 
     
     ing while winning a decision in 
     
    
   
   
    
     Watson Says 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK lCPl-Coueit Phil 
     
     Watson of New York Rangers 
     
     Toronto Maple Leafs played "cute 
     
     dirty" in Wednesday night's Na- 
     
     tional Hockey League game here. 
     
     won 3-1 by New York. 1 
     
    

    
     Predicting a playoff lierth for 
     
     the Leafs. now in fifth place. 
     
     Watson remarked after the game: 
     
     "They played like the Leafs 1 
     
     used to know. Cute dirty. Not 
     
     rough dirty. Cute dirty There 
     
     were a lot of penalties but not 
     
     too many. 
     
    

    
     "That's the way it has ultcn l 
     
     was playing. Nick Metz. Bob 
     
     Davidson. Bingo Kampman. Buc- 
     
     ko McDonald. You'd come out of 
     
     one of those games and your ribs 
     
     were sore. your legs were sortny 
     
    
   
   
    
     10 rounds at Chicago. Jan. 19 
     
    

    
     Robinson hadn't had a real on, 
     
     in 31 months when he started Liyl 
     
     comeback by knocking on; J" 
     
     Rindone at Detroit. Jan. 9. He dis 
     
     box a six-round exhibition with 
     
     Gene Burton in Hamilton on. 
     
     gi0V- 21?. 1954. I few weeks alto? 
     
    

    
     a decided to return to the 1-111 
     
     Wlllointed Johnny Lombardo nos: 
     
     pcd Ted 01111 and won dectsioiig 
     
     over Garth Panter and Rocky ch, 
     
     tcllani. The victory over Castenang 
     
     July 22. convinced the ex-chamh 
     
     he should go for the title. Hi; 
     
     hasn't fought since. 
     
    

    
     Most boxing men think Robinson 
     
     can't recapture that old spring 1,, 
     
     his legs. no matter how long h, 
     
     trains. They give him only hm, 
     
     chance - the chance he mi-rht 
     
     flatten Bobo with a despemlfon 
     
     punch in the first five rounds. Rnh. 
     
     inson did beat Olson twice. by , 
     
     l2th-round knockout. Oct. 26. lush 
     
     and by a decision. March 13. 11152 
     
     at San Francisco. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Leafs Played 
     
    
   
   
    
     llCuie Dirty" Hockey Wed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     to them if you back 1111 1111111 
     
     you're dead. 
     
    

    
     Watson added: 
     
    

    
     "The way those Leafs played, 
     
    
   
   
    
     they'll be in the playoffs.” 
     
     The game had 14 penalties in 
     
     cluding two majors to Jack Evans 
     
     of the Rangers and Eric Ncstcr 
     
     enko of Toronto for fighting and 
     
     a misconduct to Bill Gadsby at 
     
     the Rangers. i 
     
    

    
     Nesterenko wound up with ; 
     
     three-stitch cut in the month .1111 
     
     three teeth loos-2 f1'on1 his figh- 
     
     with Evans who caught him with 
     
     a right cross to the jaw. 
     
    

    
     Lorne Worsley. New York goal 
     
     113. and Gadsby suffered threr 
     
     stitch cuts and Toronto goalu 
     
     Harry Lumley took one requiring 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     deft! and Bill Hughes who were agile Primroses decisive win oterilast night. Maire netted two goals (Photos by W. Taylor; 
     
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     Apps Arst-11;111lt fired three goals '1-tittnter and it vtns a heztuly with side L'Ilillfl 21-1 on the sco1'csl11-et. 1 Mi1rA1'lh11rd1'evv his niajor penal-I - . . ' 1 . (1 - 1).. 2;) plvtjgj g y,M(t A, Y 7.0(lnck - , .  . Yilllr ll4'i"ll5 W"? 5”W- Tll3l'5 lw" 5lliCl'l35- 
     
     and ieaniniale Phil M(-Gee notched Dangerous Dave sending the ”l-'1h- Vance ll:11'1'i.s finally broke the ty late In the period follmving it  E,I1tdi,h((.U(rEr1ii)3l,ely(1i:,!11,lh.':1hla11i  7g11()(g(. V W lh-ka,:(i:i' 1W Li Mdunm Ssh”) Hi what lhis game was like." l 
     
     pair In lead Montague Primroses to her" into the elear on a neat pass. goose-egg when he slapped in cerntrc-Ice collision with Sanmiy hue the ggygc. Nn. 1 ioam holds Dec, 21. BY.Cl vs Spikes Yi "A wo0'd W 3 pmwhe "They were hooking. tripping, M0 H k 
     
     an 0.2 victory over Summerside hMc(;eo scored his second goal Schttrtnattis rebound f1'om d11'ect- Trowsdale. The Summc-rsidc de- 3 your point lead over p'w-Ch and Dec, 23, Navy 115. P.w C. P L'B1akene3;"' D Cnxi cross-checking. They had orders.    
     
     Aces in a regular game of the 15- tabout 5 minutes later froma p1le- ly in front of the goal at 5:15. lfenseman who had already in the the Arms having compiled 34 6:00.  Cameron via  Cum" too. I told my players it was 
     
     loud Senior ”B" League at the up in front of the rage. Geo lilac-lFl1ck l.a11dry got a break with game drawn 4 minors was tagged point out of a possible 36. The. Doc. 23. Agros vs. B.Y.C.2 Y 16, No. 2 ' i ' coming and to give it right back Minor hockey activities at Sport; 
     
     Sports Arena last night Donald. who played a mild iznmr-honly Mat-Arthiir to beat two minu- with 5 minutes by referee Gordie youth club have won 17 out of mi 6:00. A. . S. Giddings skip V5 wh wow. 5. 'm':m-'"m”R:pRC? 511708 Saluff-lay. 10 December 1955 
     
     Arsenaull shot one 1n the second for the Primroses, piekeri 1111 lhp Ics inter and oiitmztiiouvcrctl the Kelly for his part in the battle. ganies played P.W.C. and Argtosl Dec. 27. Agros vs. Spikes Y ,1. Ggddmgs vsh M4 worthy w I F0  3h00gg8h45 gg ghnmnm . Q 5- s 
     
     and two in the third for his hat assist Macl.eorl made ii 311 at sto('l1.v S11ni111c1'.:1rlr- riofenseman to'Trm1'sdalc was nf -for two m1nu- have each won 15 out of 21 ga1ucs.lGt'lil h y y .1. Taylor vs, I), George,    5 Bears Vsh Q.c.H.5, E33195 
     
     Lricix while Mefiee not the Mn'a- 10.05 taking a pass f1'om Fmo1'1:o give Gamble little chance on the 199 I The R.fTM.P. team hav edecid-1 llN”- 11- 3-l C3 l'5- P-W-(n Y L. Bell vs. G. Macliay. J  h 13.45L9.w - Bantams . Q 3 5 
     
     taizue rluh off in a good start with Macnnnalrl. Ilia); and put the Primroses 4 hAltI!I'oMtIialt'l.t 300 fans sat in nn.Pt'idln' w1lhd1'anlt)l frr:1;'nttl1l1;1 leailtilsl 733” 2” B Y C1 W N”, H ;(?en;l0.N3 H D Ccqlles Cl! 9 Aces vs. QC.i-LS. Fly:-rs. 
     
     lwn COIISPFIIYIVF first-period goals. 11 was :1 11111119 upsn pm-11111 of Knox In front 1? proceedings and were lrpafggdllln 1 is posi e 11 9y W 9C4 - - 14 . ac at vs. .Cameron . 9:10-10.15 - Bantams - Q S S 
     
     231?: 1t1ac1('p11d. Fllirk Landry hockey with both squads niismig h As in the fmht 1:11-1-111: npiih;-r to a last anld.despltetl1e 21 penalvig” 790180011 by a squad from SD.l 7:rfl)f;c N Aims Vs Pwc P  Saegvgart vsvltli. l::,a'tl-Lennan. Far  Bombers vs. Q.C.1-1.5. Arrows. 
     
     an .r1111-no nellonad were the plenty 111 golden ('han1'es fieo- cam nave mnr toutzt to e- ies. a fairy clean Enme ' 1 .. . ' ” ' ' t ' r 311.51 - 1 15- 10.15 - 11.00 - Bantams - U 1 
     
     Qther lVlI;ililHL'llP marksmcn while Bernard. Xlooney Gallant. 111111-e l?1ll5ilVJ' llfW:0.V bill filial" Prltallc LINEIYPS llca:ngu:.:::;edf::;::gh.hI;:k'R,,:m,5sl6'95, 29 qpikes V, YMCA  lngcbievln "' M' Blnke"”y' NEW YORK (CPI - Montreal's No.lCanueksvs.WKS.PSS.N1nd'1i1 
     
     'an('e arrts and Neil Walker Harris and Eustace Reeves were 5 "0 "ill 3" P0”? Pi'l5Sl"fl- 99-PPl'l' Summcrside ('oal. ('amblc: de- - i Y 5-oio i i i U i i ' 380111195 P181118 -WES 8 bll Sllnlllef 50lllllD0l'3 Coll!- 
     
     Irored for the Aces. all. at one time or another. alone ally on the part of the Aces. kept tense. MacArthui. Culiliffe, Ree-1 kmsomf ,- h 1 l Jan  Agrol vs. Y.M.C.A. Y  I-i-1:;12:"3;d ,im'MRa.C1P,::eri bl" New Y”"k'5 L07" worsley W35 1100 T1130 " P3pe"wCl3lll5 
     
     dA totalhof 21 gengltlpg W”, "11. 1n from of the Montague goal Wm, the seoresheet clean for the re- ves, S Bernard. forwards. Schui-.1sgrginggllllbilll are l G ealilei 6200' 1' MacLemm' V; M gawk! a lot busier last week as the two Q.S.S. Bruins vs. Model Southpoi-1 
     
     e in t e rat er ruifked llama. 'the puck. but either shot wide or "lamg "l”"ll'5 man. Harris. Walker, 'l'avIor Dal-l ' Jan. 8 P.W.C. vs. B.Y.Cl P U i ' ' Nnllnued 8 llglll 7399 El ll"? 101) CUb5- 
     
     Summcrsiric were awarded 11 n( were fooled by some nifty nctmmd- M3i'Al"ll"”' haml li1'"0-3 Of ll": ttm. Gaudet  Gallant. Grady. G, Agm. 2? 1;” 5LPg'3l : l Ehaffzfbi   1: 1-1q1,hs Of the Efficiency ratings T0? N8- 11030-l2-00mP8l70FW0lElllS-Q.S.' 
     
     them one a ma1m- tn riefenseman .ing on the part of .VIon1;11:11e goal. lives and M1'(.('eol"Vlonla1,7.lle each Bernard .YM  A M Ii 9 ,4. Jan 3 Spike: vs Navy Y (3 ,1, MacLeah hhd G, Ahd'el.50,L ' tional iiockey League goaltenders. S. Leafs Vs. Unit No. 1 Bluebirds 
     
     Ron MaeA1'lht1r:l'or fighting in the ltender Gene Ward llliikllil "D 8 flail Oi HHHOF P0tlal- Motitagtic. (iuiilfl. Ward. tiefeiisedshjkni . 2' I0 '11 gal Jan 4 B Y.C1 vs. BX C! H 3.30 Draw The steady Canadian netminder 12.00-12.30 - Paperweights - 1! 
     
     mm 99mm!" . gUMMER I F Q . "09 tltlrtttz the period while (.'ar- 6. MacDonald. lil Ma('Do11ald. B. n.U,U, 1 :1 g 12 1g'73"0- ice No, 1 gave up one goal in each of H5 5- S. Tigers vs.W.K.S.Rcd11111uI 
     
     :'l"";311'llF were leading 3-0 111 the V 5 D - -9030 ml; ar;1d1La11dr.v of the Primroses McKarris; 1.,...1..,..15, nughm m, N”, ,3 3 15 5 ------ n, Jgnes 51.1,, H, .1, wns.,,,, games during the week while bloek- 12.30-.1.oo - Paperweights . 1- 
     
     en" of lalhrc first Period 85 I 11-. Aims Arsenault sent Mtlllla'lLIlln an Ran Suh111;i1i1:1n 5:! hout m1n- roll. Arsenattlt. MacLcod. McGee.'R.C.M.P. 21 2 19 4 3 M P d H. MacKenzie vs. M. Jones. mg as of the 71 shots fired at him 8. S. Falcons vs. W.K.S. Hawks 
     
     1111 o c ee's pair of goals a-(idiom in from 4,4, M 8 nagging ah ors eeves an 1 ac rt 11r were Trowsdale. Landry. D. M L g A. Tait vs. I-l Peters. for a .958 average. That boosted 5.00-5.30 - Pee Wees PS8 
     
     M3"l'f'f"li5 5101'-'19-Mat'Le0d and 1tack with ltnemates Dim. (3,,-1-,,11 501" ”” ”"l.V -Worlds anal! in the ' g V He Can 1 .Th'.5Ched”l; "ll" m” 5eF";;"d V5” en repare Y. Wilson vs. M. Tait. his season's record two points from Spitfires vs. W-K.S. Monarchs 
     
     Mt'Gee teamed up for the firstland nmy Hughes hefure Sunmm, (i.VtnE seconds of the period and . N MM-"ARV 1”” ” 55 onllws. lw" dale'1To   lee No. 2 the previous week to .939. 5.30-6.00 - Pee Wees - P S S 
     
     " . -... . as a res11l,t Mor't1tag11e were two CF'l'9llVI l'I9"l':l? l-Molllakllm Nit" le:"5' ,:1a;'MagdA"m'):BY C zl Y '  ;lillli)Is.  L. ltgacbonald. But Worsley stayed just one point Hornets vs. Q. 5.5. Rangers. 
     
     lmen up 11'1cn 1 9 third opened reef ac .eo 1 3.10: 2. Montague cl" ' ' ' ' ' V" ' ' . . - l3C 0'18 - VS - R0981 behind Plante even though he let 6.00-6.30 - Pee Wees - W. K S 
     
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     y h V V . hMeGee (G. Mat-Donaldt 8:42; 3. ll 7:00  M(.)Nlm”AL f”. l Two”? ml": Gus M3cK9"ll9 V5- A. R0P!'T- in five tallies to his three. The Tigers vs- Unit No. 1 Springcrs. 
     
     Wh   P a C e S 1111sl1..xA11.r S(0R1-.5 rwo Montague; Mat'I.eod ((1 Maci.)on.i Bee. T2 A51-3 Ly: Nav.vNY 6.01;; ilhlzflfgrgjyrfmin"  F- Whllloclt va- E- Arctic. 111111: Ranger netminder had too 6.30-7.00 - Pee Wees - Q. s. s. 
     
     I W11 I 111';-Ta? advantage Mon- :11). lino-1. H 16 00 - 1 - - - ' W "-V- mm mums, A,mm,,e,. O, the mo g:nN&-mfno " W A M shots to handle in his three games Canadians vs. WKS. Model. rss. 
     
     n1:11r waste me time in putting cna 11-x ('a1'ro . Mat-.111-111ur. ' . .. I .- 13- F .1, '1 H LC, '1 00 - ill V5- - 33' and stopped 10:1 for a .954 mark Southport Colts. 
     
     C o . on 11111 pressiire and Apps Arse... Walker. Arsenaitli. 99" 11- AW5 ”'5- 3” it E Y 71”” '”'”'”"a '3 0” .”” ha t'g"'”.1v'”d1 11 .9311 111 th -. lso 7.00-7.30 '' Pee Wee' . oss. 
     
     a p I t a I S, W l n shit made it 62' -1 on a shot from :FS:"3'll'H'Hl'l1h”' C'”'''”'”' 2 373's-titieci 13' Navy vs. BAIL: Y iheyiilxi1n1agt;1a1'i1ie mcpared '0 buy  :;:;R::kV';,sAtA::;:a'iwaCDon intwii-pointregciiirn. or eyeal a Rangers vs. P. S. S. Spitfires- 
     
     e corner a or taking passes . ces. arrts Ischurmant 5:15; 'D' H Y x Y . The men at R R h 1. . d t ' ' Terry Sawchuk of Boston added 7.30-8.00 - Pee Wees - W. K. I 
     
     I from l-inches and Carroll. Neil Landry IGV Ma('i)0nRldt 7pm simff-5 1 3' tci W" MCA Y Charley Slniic.  M((;ni:lrQ:l,.” iihd "('5 Mach,” V. M Mathew" a point to his record. carding a Monarchs vs. P. S. S. Hornets. 
     
     FRFDERIUFON wpyi. H! h H dy y I Walker was the man at the right Penalties Carroll. Reeies 121. not 1, 'P'w-C. V, Spikes P Lew Hayman. now of Toronto. 1 19', No 4 ' i i .926 effort for the week and .9111 8.00-8.30- Girls Practice-U111! 
     
    

    
     hchrmg Bupk wh;”m,k' led Fnfdh W? fhFtt1t::-11. vih11l1-1'11 411111114-r-. spot for the A1-es at'the 5:43 mark. Maclirtliur 12-. lllt-Geo 121. 1.anrl- 5:00 (Tflricn sziys he has noon 11-id G. syegvary skip Vsh 5- Sh Mac. for the year. while Chicago's Al No 1 and Q.C.H.S. 
     
    

    
     "Mon Capnak M R 1.2 edge . pets I. .1 what-king 1n 113.-ms rebound. sch. r.v. ht-h11rm;1n 1 Deep my hikes V5. By(g y that Ted W111'kn1a11. Als prim-ipal Donald skip, Rollins had a bad week. slipping 8.30-9.15 - Juvenile Royal: 
     
     over the mwhy -Mmmnn- Hawk; wh.:;lr1a.I:1es ilcln to; 11 111.14. iirmztn .1.lsodrew'an assist and as Third Period: 7 .il1111t;11;1m. .1,-. 5.00. finaticinl backer. is feeling inure E. Macnohaid vs. MA syewm-L seven points to .916. and yielded practice. 
     
    

    
     -, V t - . i ' "1 "'””"l"'tt" 18-'26. In the first Arcs anal Ward had Mm-'Iult tllttutws. Carrollt 1311. 11. ----- - ----- than a little depressed 111111111 1115 L m n V. G ,, third place to Sawchuk. 11.15-10.15 - Midgets - Abbie.- 
     
     hursda. nirrht as Laps. took a Third Wmd. X F,  . V A . , . , . . . . - Bil E 5 - H8 fl0l'S0l1- 
     
     hirmer mm 0" lhird place in Leg" WIi:'D"nq.Yh.h. 13(1.e(ie111t11n'. prlnt-1111.111) no chance at all. V -cos. Walker tll.'1rr1s. Schtirmanll T - h ' Eealvy i'"("l(i'al V"'ll”” "ii" l”"i' C. MIcLe0d vs. A. Burnett. D0ll'0li'5 G181! Hall and T0T0lll0'8 V8. VlCl- 
     
     me mlamw (mast San. h l ' M I rt. . 1. 4. Mom- 1 11.11. Aisenanlt again for Mon- 5.43. 9 .i1nn1mzue. Arsenattlf thu- 0'" R S Draw "1; . Spares - R. Hill. P. Sounds-rs Harry Lumley each dropped four 10.15-11.15 -Juveniles - Abbie! 
     
     107 l"lfKli9.V ton (111m 11A -- 1 4m 3 -1 . QB-. . . 
     
     Lettntte ., ' f. 9”” r -: 1 ldt-111' at 1109 and George Mac- 'CarIoll' 11071 1 . . '”" tl””li'-5 li"l"'l''-Wl 5” ”V' D. Saunders. lpoints to .912 and .903 respectively vs. Vics. 
     
     whmwk mum”! in IN h”mm l"1(;do111'ton. Whitlock 'Mcln- 11111111111 rounded out the seoringl Pettaities il:1r1lr1l1111' 1111 tiori   ""1 Tl"'5d”-V "'ln'lll lllal lltlllll-l" 
     
     ' " '"cl' ll-iii when 1.. 1,, k -- 1-. n' .k Tnnv-1 1 , .' -. .. ' ' former 1.:cn1-r:1l n1.'111;1;:er of llo11et- 
     
    

    
     perinrl mul 3-lint the winner. with p,.h.,,h.. Wm. .. r, . 4 (. ” .a pa” mm. ll l Nam l”"”' (f"'"”' Hes wnuld b . .. .' . 
     
    

    
     an awn from Joe Viflnlusll. ' '”-b5 1015011111111 Ctirt-1119 immr-rl1atcl.V lflllfiwiiiiz a -- - --- -- Curling draw for tonight .11 the a  '1 - C mwmm in wlllln '0 
     
    

    
     nearly half u-av l.'h'ro11;zh the gm” - fm'"”” '" the S"m""'l'S"li' "me . Charlottetown Curling Club iimla: hmsl nn 3 thmihimy in- 
     
    

    
     mm. - Ptdsoriny . . . . . . . .. 10 13 11 .11 and rt.-1.11.: .1 not one behind cam. Mmor H k V051?"-l” 3-its 
     
    

    
     , , - ' . . (yr 12 ,0 8 R 35 N . p  e 7 P. M. Robertson said the planned inter- 
     
     ,u:l”l1':,'.';'.:' rglai'llrH:flf::Cl;';:l":1: sm'  - P I em. 77,. 1For Sahurdayy will E lgrv PF;;W5(fr  P3 lint" l0l'll:IIIE S?lt0r:ttllr uillt the West nnw 
     
     ' g - tne . .01 s agna . 1. cnnctl v.:,ma es (mi 1:11 an ”inter sling 
     
     ill” '" lilllli it'll ll li11l"r'l1 uttttlv ' ' llir Gallant G ilen1'v i”1l11i1'd1l)11si11oss 1.1'l1lllllf w v r 1 
     
     '1     Beavers Maintain Lead 'r ...- C - - -1 4 ' '11 -- ' '   '" 
     
     i , . . ' he olilx .11i111t1 Ill 11 .- 1 "mm 'ha5' Camllbcll 3 th 
     
    

    
     1.cLr1 Er-Hr l'1Nlr111'l1m a '1-1 . .' . .. ' W" "3 ire 2 -- .1 Squarebiriggs lhlph ,. 
     
    

    
     lead rctrlv 111 the 11111-rl. Orin , . gugslsosliylhi) Fan ,-,,,,(1111V11.'lt' Jones D. R. Geor e Cl1iekIWil- 7 
     
    

    
     (-,,...N ,'m,,,,, RMWN. H,” W h W O A h 3):: 3:1 her. 111.11111...1. 1111.41; ,5. Hams. V! Doug H”. 1.. MW," 1 Mills tfleulerst W Maurice Ar. 
     
    

    
     Wlllll:vr'k'K (let -11111: ntarker came    h m  mciliiiniyiiign 'Fliii.x:-nT;11i1?:iiE1,l::1 .J:lli D"- CW3 -l- w- M."cKen"3r lch.amh"'l' 47:-V”3r'"ld Fnmch "Ye 
     
    

    
     M u M . . . . . . hold a nrat-lire at 1110 Sports Ate 1” 3 - wf w"Nh' Em'"eli chm Mm ulml 1942 lmld "W wmld 
     
    

    
     01111 '11 11 ;u-11.11111-L irrrr imv SAllx'l .11)llN. X 1! HP .N.11111 Pilllnilllilv :1111l 1i';1llx Ktillniain (lltl again 1,,.dm. M H M H” "3 h1h(.1)(,ha1dh Hh Dobsum Reid Macy reeo1'4l of 1114111 miles per hour, 
     
    

    
     yitlxrll 1.11 .11111ulcd mist-on John Beavers m:1111l;111i1-1i 1111 mi 1111- x('1Illll1:. the latter netting '4 ' ' .Kt-nna vs. Doug Saunders. S Rea- 'l'"l -ll”'"lt'”' "'f1lll- ll8l.V'S l”-111510 
     
    

    
     duct: 411 1iI11:1111k and Bob Bnw- ly lead over Anihrisl fimiililiis 11111 1 hmtw tn 1.. , V g ion. 5. Crosby. Major Waddell. (-"ill" 1"1lll'0l'Ni lll(' l'CC0l'(l lly lPS5 
     
    

    
     nu-1.. 111111111111 utnaer. lvit-lntoshffhitrsdny llIElll anti f'Il4i('fi the Air 11..1.11-1- 14-1111 shot a brace for :g,-uni .lol1lrl1WR 1hv'”m,"'lix 4 "J. 2'1 ice 4 - Cleaver MacLcan. A A. "m" ""'”h""dl'9dlll 0i I mil 91111 
     
    

    
     had :1 IllIlVnl' lantic (nasl Senior lioekov l,e:1 jAl"h(H'u( and Shprllhip whit, gal. . ','l” ''”l” ldll-3' MacDonald. L. Donald. Lou Camp- ""3 l””"" 
     
    

    
     Tliror trains are tightly h11neh- .2119 fixtiirc with R 3-3 win lied to a solo effort. liigml .l2 m"  "l'”l”"'t'- lA".llF hell vs Ralph Jenkins. Addie lilac-lh . I V 
     
     041 111 the leoutie standings. wilhl it left lie.'1ve1's tlirnp flttllllx llmeiit frmliiig liclween the two k;h.n1.lId,(' Llkllm ll. 5 lD0nald, R. Ewintr Cleavelnnd 
     
     llnulcu trmlm: .Vlo111-ion is nine ahead of the SN'filtfl pint-r 1111111 SQlI.'I1'lx' 1111111111,-N1 ahmhm. incidpm l l('l'dhl0f V lxlloi iv ill ll.1m1l- MaeLcan. , 
     
     plilnlx llPlflii Cups. 10 tinder Am- lilers The tennis have .'1ilo1'n;111-11 when ll;1Il:1rlu1o slttgged Emmett "hr knmm U U "ml M"'r'1 5530 P- M 
     
     hers! and 13 behind the leading the lead thrmigh much of the Kenneth after 11 minutes of the Keg . l . I”) l 7' R' C3"'i"”l”5- 7-fill 
     
     Saint John Beavers. season. Ilttrti 111-1-1111! K0111"-dy had ,0 hi, P'lil'i:1""l W111-11 1 x.11111 .111hn. Mae1.eod, J. Hornby. Reg Reid. 
     
     :llllilllZllY IThp Jones R11l111'P.'1Ila1l1no 111111 1-arrimi ll'f1lIl the ire. Vip receiv-lgjh: l1?,?.,.l'l:'l':ITl' nlmll, J 33'   iVvll;c"e'd  H Simpsmlv Rr l-19' 
     
     itrst period N'm1r1n;:. none. 1' iekeri for three Saint .1 h 1 ;I on ;1.p . , . ' ' ; h Witt turn-om e ar. r onnon. it 
     
     l"1.pnltv Vi'oavm- 232 and the KlllllllflllrKlllfxilllfiltlillk fliFnll'lTllllllt”1x liil':1i”i!oin:h?h'illl1xlri;lli(('iiir"lmy L, 29' G A"”w'M. Wm”? Ice 2 H J. S Mm”. A. Tam  and su.d. 0 
     
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     Sr: 111111 pr-rtorl 1 .Vlonelon l.a- ioinlic trio counted 1111-11thm-111V11 were srrtrwi 111 Jones. 1 Pfll1,'1ll1(Vg v gt Bmwm wm' Mac("'icl;"' V3 W cm  and Mn ' 
     
     emit tln111r- l.ohl;1nrl 1.48. 2.1W1mny .lo11eS. lion Rulm. 11,. Fwd W.,”,.. 1. gm"; dhhhy T, T1 1111r- . y 1. G. Hughes. Lester lohnsion. iy . 
     
     ””   "  ”' l””".”” ' W111 John. M" T''""'"- CW Scantleburw. Lilltd 
     
     Kullniau tlkllllilh. Pmlriiromhei ice .1 - R. Part-nl. E. MaeNutt i. 
     
     Noses out  S od 9-211, it Amliersl 1.31.. 1(;my. G. Milligan. Harold Hnwatt VI A:    -  . . . . . 
     
     e nl er lVPl;(ntlar1:t 11 fl? H gtltlflyk ii. Saunders. J. Morris. G. -1-- 
     
     . IN a afllllo 1mm(.hh II oc . 
     
     1 51111:)” nunutps :1-1.1:-d by .1,,m,.,lJihceu: -Mien Turner. Frank H. D 
     
     - 0 "S n. . ngan. W. E. Wood 
     
     Slim. vs R. Spilleft. G. R. Greenough ' 
     
     0 am ane a o e  s - m1-- mm 11 not ' 
     
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     3 trlt-v 5 11 k2 T  
     
     M" RT777” ' ' 1 Fl . 
     
     M osi Va l u a b l e Player ""9"" WHEN slllllils ARENA 3 3"111.""""a' 'ru1""1-"' "1371 "" 
     
     II II II 5 ' 
     
     IV THE CANADIAN PRES? - o 
     
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     Winnipeg Blue Bombers pounced " ' 'N""'.' 
     
     NPIVl' Yflflk tAl't Cal:-her Just five days ago Berra was Harlem. "Who ever thought this; an on -' g 
     
     n.n- (jnmhanpiin. who mm, I picked as the American l.eag11e's would happc-n?.This is really some 1,, 33. dyianv:,:i:::f2's rtldgrluggiz Monday and Wednesday '  bnd 
     
     tremendous 1' o m 3- ha ek to lead most Valuable F" I955 and "mt nnrmzi timcisdnnl liiiik fnrllflaid  in win the Grey clip by 3-7 MI I Afternoon .-. 4 .- 5:30 I.     1  
     
     was the third ime, too. for the th co m not on I e . Ad 
     
     3m,,k1'1-h pmigm. 1,, hnmhhr pm. hardhhming Yank” Cmdwr Tm) mm H "HIV "mp ” mm, an 8" snow-row-red field at Ottawa 13 mission. :- 
     
     .' . . . '. 1 r ' years ago todav. Art Sieve. Adult 2' ' Child 10c 
     
    

    
     nan! and then 111:.-1 vvnrlti sones others-Joe htmagizm and Jimmy cnmpitshmenl winning pain, i""hr WMH  5 30- re" 
     
    

    
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     1111-on. Thursvlay wax named the l-oxx-also won the AL: avmrd lye 1101.10 H13-"li "LV llfm hick,-(1 the winning nint in the Monday and wedn95day 
     
    

    
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     National ltencttrs most ialtmblo three times. mates for this. Playing on in meat . , , . 
     
     Dlllyer for 1055 Ernie Banks the home run-hit- team helps and we had n great .w"5','i 5""""l GFW Cup lflllmph Evening - R-10 RM, 
     
     31' the HMTWW margin of five ling shortstop, of Chicago ('uhs. team Playing on a lesser team  L”, , AA Admission 503 
     
     points. the stocky. Ill-year-old re- was 11 close third in the National makes it harder to win.” 1 Ai; 
     
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     :e11er nosed out teammate Duke League with 195 points in the vot- (ampyx eighth year in the ' ' - 
     
    

    
     Snider-226 to 221-to become the lng of the 24 committeemen of the league was one of his best. and Fox rut 3EST IN P1 E- 1- H0Ck9Y League    'I'  n mgfgn. gnd mg mg ' 
     
    

    
     tecond player in league history to Baseball Writers Association of according to Roy, his "most sat- PABKDALE vg. BY C Giving 
     
    

    
     win the prized award thre otimes. America. isfying" because it came after his C . ' ' i 9 N." sh.h   .  
     
    

    
     . . . ameras 2 - 2 , 
     
     st:1nhMus1al the great St Louis Willie Mav N w York C it wretched at-axon the year before ursday 8'30 PM .. . 
     
    

    
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     Cardinal oulfiellicr. received the outfield whiz who won the award in 1954 he was hampered by n Am,   1 P. E. I. Hodwv Lkague Wu-am woush1m'nshom... MUS - FUIICYS .' PhIdS . 
     
    

    
     ' '- the -volume gift for spot Qlqv gr. .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     honor in 190.1. 1946 and 1948. 
     
     Campansiln won It previously in 
     
     I I and 1953. 
     
    

    
     two other players ever won 
     
     distinction more than once. 
     
     13 and 13 
     
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     for 11154. was fourth with ms point! 
     
     followed by pitcher Robin Roberts 
     
     of Philadelphia Phillips. 159 ;Tpo 
     
     Kluszewskl. Clnt-lnnatl'11 sluninit 
     
     first baseman. 111: Brooklyn pit- 
     
     cher Don Newcombe. 89, on dMu1-- 
     
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     brokcn left hand and finished withl 
     
     his poorest season with It woeful 
     
     .207 batting mark. Fampy's slump 
     
    
   
   
    
     was fell by the Dodgers. who fin-. 
     
     ishrd second in the Giants in 354. 
     
     He underwent two operations to, sin? ll!" 
     
    
   
   
    
     relieve the pressure of I nerve 
     
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     Adults 500; Children 25c 
     
    
   
   
    
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