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     '44 ‘Tris Speaker Follows 
     
     Ruth Info Immortality 
     
    
     By JOE REICHLER Funeral 
     
     r s . _ services and burial win ‘ . . . . 
     
     , , Aﬁgaategoggsﬂ:grtiwquteirs beUheld Thursday in Hubbard. :iimiilegerliiearilbeli‘d [Mil]: tﬁulcdeeii: 
     
     .eaker‘ probably the greatest dnlrlke tlhe flamboyant Ruth everything. He could hit run 
     
     , , welder who ever houended a in .he te m p e's t r o u s Coblb, throw and field So great Was his 
     
     2 . .1 has joined Barbe Rum in m. peaker .19d 3 quwti normill. un- defensive ability that it tended to 
     
     " rtality. Only Ty Cobb who M33333 pgrso‘n‘a'l liie- Obscure his position as one of the 
     
     mks Speaker on his right just he didn’t (fistighfst Paid players, two or three most distinguished 
     
    
     . Rluth does on his left c 9“ 9 his money a all-round performers in baseball. 
     
    
     . I base- many others did 
     
     I is all-time outfield, still lives. popped off and neverHsehurIeflrerih only com, Roger's Homsm and 
     
    
     Spoke. as Speaker was known one came that . Ted Williams surpassed hi lif - 
     
     . . V . z: ‘ made hllm and th 1; . . 5 . . . 
     
     .wngiiefgﬁggsgolnil; :SrlzﬁgsGaind he helped Lo make. He remainsd 21311;) beguiling average of .344. Only out. most closed eyes and heavily cut talﬁebghus evening at 6.00 pm. so 
     
     Isle—died at 70 of a heart 1:3 dedicated tic baseball right to the «than higng lithiwrenl11 e813; mtg I V ' Webb the world’s third-ranked above both eyebrows’ said: “I'd ous Ofyfiliiridihhls age 'T'mup delir- 
     
     .ymk Monday While on a ﬁshi - enid. servmlg as a consulting Rum have ’mor'e (Z {:1 b0 and   c contender for Ray Robinsonk 160 like a return against Webb. I squad whioh' gunpoign on; .15 
     
     . at Lake Whitney ‘t. .fng coach with Cleveland Indians. speaker.s rec d 0f ‘7 33595 If“ i 4 . pound We was slightly ahead on didn’t want the fight stopped. I the Island J  {lg gal m 
     
     '  his birthplace at’H’l‘lfgbag 09nng D0 EVERYTHING has never bé"; 36,1015, “at? points when BriHSh referee WHEN I was lust-“33mg I" get are asked to iani‘iiaiwnfa 
     
     . 1.9x. ‘ ' mnnzcgg‘liy drama and excitement lengedA wrhen Cotbib'is chimpioan: Mrhtirhogfegaﬁﬁﬁriggk‘ggcé‘eﬁ: E u g e n e Henderson terminated Le measure or hm" go at 6.00 p. in. sharp. y 
     
     - wmh speaker was, that ship batting streak was snapped tioahs with yKitchener - Waterloo “he fight at the end of the eighth 
     
     a ' Backstrefch 
     
     : (Continued from page 8) 
     
    
     me Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 10. 1953 9 
     
    
     Lach To Manage 
     
    
     Bantam Team The announcement was made 
     
    
     , _ . . . by Armand Donais president of 
     
     MONTREAL (OP) — Elmer , ’ ' 
     
     Laoh, one of hockey's great cem_ the Loyola Piark Hockey Assocto. 
     
    
     this season. Lach has a son. Ronnie. in his 
     
     second year on the Loyola bath 
     
     harm team. Another team player 
     
     is Wayne Mosdel, son of Ken 
     
     Mosdell former NHL star and 
     
    
     now with the QHIL Royals. 
     
    
     IF YOUR GUARDIAN 
     
     IS LATE ...‘0R MISSED 
     
    
     N‘ISpicIer Webb 
     
    
        D   res during his 14 years in the Na- “0‘”- 
     
    
     Uomd Hockey League with the A long time resident of N.D.G.. 
     
     E Canadiens, has consented to man- 
     
     l LONDON (AP) ~— Ellsworth and the Briton sank to the can- age the Montreal LO‘y018 Park’s 
     
     (Spider) Webb of Chicago stopped vass. ‘merip‘ar‘k banta'm hockey team 
     
     gf‘rl‘y Iﬁo‘l’nhesi “19 Bridal] mid‘ But Downes was alert all the M. 
     
    
     eweigit c ampion, after eight time. He jumped to his feet as I 
     
     $181111; Gisthgir 13%;“? boupl  the count reached eight and came r30". HOCkey 
     
    
     m 9y 3 111m “95‘ ‘ay mg - back swingin with both fists. 
     
    
     Webb weighed 158‘/2 pounds for Webb said‘gmrhat Downes '15 3 ACTIVITY TOdGY 
     
     the scheduled 10-rounder. Downes tough fe]]ow_ He had alot of guts, 0m 7 M.  _ 
     
     scaled 1391/2. HM f’. h. 11 th w. 1y 5 * “101' 1'1ka “WM? 
     
    
     es a 1g ter a e ay. 5 scheduled for Ma t S 
     
    
     The 22-year-old Briton spurted the toughest fight I had in a long Arena is a workout fy I, gbb. “of” 
     
     blood from cuts above both eyes time. Downes was always coming miles Junior Machegd . 19 .uV' 
     
     after a torrid fiiglht mat had the forward. anxious to slug it out.” to have a {um ME t‘sf “"1015 
     
     crowd of 10,000 roaring through- Downes. peering through al- no" 0‘” prac‘ 
     
    
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     ton s , a y ars, 1 utc men 0 . n r10 0 y ‘ ['0 er own 
     
     he 1; £3,113: 3?ng of age. and was Speaker who did it with 3 Association, remained in doubt 510 The Assocrated Press scorecard s 
     
     to hit the min. erdln the sport .396 mank in 1916. tot he suffered a spinal injury in bad Webb in front, three pounds   
     
     in one season 1°“ 011‘” mam Speaker is credited with revol- 3‘ leigl‘e e5“: 3; SUdbggyd- E? to two with three even- , Ma 
     
     . . O _ .h . utioniizinig outtlfield play but few was mJu‘r W e“ e 9'35 “1 ° ‘ Tlhe setback was only the third Charlottetown Trotters last 5550’ . estate aI Pom Hape’ 
     
     13%: )Ie5a7r  6)::ueghtbg5 (ilciluory Two former Maritime - owned ouibﬁel‘der's were able ‘0 “’1de his Ihtee This saggllida resiliin on  m 22 pmfess‘onial. bouts .for evening defeated YMCA 52'36 gm." med‘ sunday' He .was  
     
     i, 1, mw'in thé Don Seaman 53$ 1191‘s“. made the headlines at Pattern. He played the shallowest 3,0,3, p ‘ Downes, Who boxe‘dlln the United in a basketball game played at gym“ mm“ a 5°“ m Han" 
     
     -k at Charlottetown Seem“; 341011911611 track. Montreal, in its centreﬁield seen before or since. ' States as an amateur. Birchwood High School. ' 
     
    
     [Scott ‘ two_year_old closing w e e k recently. The His habitual station was so close . There was one knockdown in TOP Paint-getter for the win- FUNDS FOR REFUGEES 
     
     T110535 B Scott 1581183”. by th‘I‘eébyear-old Dank Yankee, re- behind second base as to make cur||ng the bloody battle. Webb DUShed he.“ was Mark Ladner With 11 05110, Norway (AP) " Farmer 
     
     . ' ' '3’ 031“ cen‘ﬂy sold by Harry Hirsch, him in effect a fifth infielder. He home a punishing short right to Pomts followed 010581)! by Tooke Dominique Georges Fire, the 
     
    
      __ ~- Security Counsel, by Chief Croim. Swine, . . . . . . . . -. - . 
     
     - _. . i y, MS. to Ca- it] i , h. . ,i. , . . _ Do . i in t f t d and Father Roche, each wrth N . 
     
     sel, p, 3. 1.07 3-4 was purchased won the «Bi. Trot,m;u:sg‘e$cll: “med htenauy hundreds of 51“ SChedUIe “mes c n m he “5 mun 10 points. '. 3:11.281,“ ggagngﬁafmﬁieﬁ 510011“; 
     
    
     . . - les into outs and et seldom was see “im- 
     
     ~ “I H by Andrew Perry and looks like i. . g r y - ~ I . ~ . 
     
     'an excellent buy. I‘ll-5:021]? ﬂht 1 t a bail cimven Over h“ head unﬁt The following is the curling ' Yﬁ2‘2‘pj.,,§,”i1t°zmﬁ°r§mf§ﬁ 9°. ﬂor his Temp. “‘1‘! . ‘1" Th” 
     
      D PROSPECT ed b g ~s a or Palacona. own- Ihe did!” catch up ’00 unless 1* draw for Wednesday in the ohick-   I m 'th 1)9 f 11 ed b mu be 1“- adldqtlon to hls $41,227 
     
     I“ ~ 4 1 Geor H Al . Y George Henderson, Mon— cleared the fence. en bong 'e1 was me WI- - o 0w- y Nabel pine" 
     
     rgc . exander, Saint treal, and H.B. Willis of Chen 7p MIn I “ scanﬂet’ury “nth mg ht pu‘mts' ‘ 
     
     John, NB. looks to have 1,,ng lottemwln’ ‘ idmen by P. Rob . The Trotters, at halftime were  _  .( ._ .1  .  . .7 . . r A ~ » ,- _ - ‘ 
     
    
     / 4 R f i B t 
     
     - trotting prospect for 1959 in the illani, n n b h I“ ‘ — G' Smeyns' Cam” e eree 0U leading by 35 - 22. 
     
     Tseven-year-old bay mare, Lady $1,200 3:02.326? Trot’ purse HO 5 PUI’C use M' Wac'den' Ge“ “5"” Vs' H' Officials for the tilt were Wal- 
     
    
     &gt; Rodney 2.07 by Rodney 157 M. gifgrslegéerGWEe- K- Myers' MO  T R E A L (CP) _ Jack ter LePage and Myron Weeks. 
     
     j She can trot a half-mile track in I 
     
    
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     Our friend I .‘ . H h ‘ . __ . _ _ Sharkey, former world heavy- 
     
     }.07 and has won upwards of kin wood, t ' calonel Jam .Cal   Ice 2 D' Hm' F COX’ K_ weight champion, will referee the 
     
     l 000 , h , . _ sock, N.B. has kindly Ready A. Ballem vs. D. Camer , ‘ 
     
     , $0. in er Ongoing career. The sent his column titled “The NEW YORK (AP) V. k on, A. Bagnall. W. Millar. B. 3:131: M0°rejﬂivogtll3Wege two‘tld NEW YORK (AIPPMank Bor- 
     
     ' i - Tack Room" ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ w —~i cw Yor A n. l l  eBIV'YWQI l e 0“ 0' ows ti, convicted of er'ur for 
     
     ' ~Another. Saint John purchase we take the t'05olllllfi’wifiiign‘.n ‘Yflliliicre1 Rangers Tuesday sold veteran c122 3 — T.W.L Prowse, S. Bea- dilly. it was announced Tuesdfiy denying that he knew, chufbssed 
     
     ,sas Lewle Jayzoff 2.08, a ten- many friends of Grand Circuit Wally_Her-gesheimer to Montreal ton” J-..Beaton, E. Campbell vs. mght by Leupold Plgeon. clhall- Soviet spy Jack Sable, was sen. 
     
     . gear-01:1 tgtger £113 15d now the traineradlriver Earl Avery a re ‘Canadlens for the $15,000 waiver 3n.Pl;lla€Lleo%alE McDonald, D. glam of ' the Montreal Athletic Eenced Monday to a maximum 
     
     ’ ' POPGI‘Y - 'exan 91'. Saint welcoming him home on a viist pmce‘ ‘ ac' 31’ ‘ ‘Imm‘ ommmsmn' rive'year prison mm" W‘sm' 
     
     fob-ll- after a busy season’s campaign tHeﬁigesheiuner was brought up wlciiciﬁDig'ngkgbgéllf.vI;res- f 'Ilhe 15-round brunt is scheduled a former research assistant at 
     
     ,r‘ . . With the Clearview Stalble across 0 It e National Hockey Lealaue ’ - ‘30 and - - - 01‘ 11 p-m- AS Wed‘ll‘es’day in Harvardi admitted he “"35 8 50' 
     
     ,V Whiletititist}: IEttlel late for us the United States. Rangﬁrskfrom Bunalo or oeri. gzmggm- R- Cm- D- Shﬂwv D“ Montreal Forum viet agent abroad 25 years ago. 
     
      repor , e we race meet- NOT GATE can 00 By League early in the - ' 
     
      at Yonkers, NY. brought out “Earl and Mrs. Avery except season. He had mime goals for (‘15: [ﬁll—J  lggngmggdtt  gmmnmmxuwmmwmww- 
     
     , PM” 03 255” Tw° nights “‘5' F0 9°.“ France in January. fly- New YOTk- v I: shied, A.'Hur¥iph'rey. A. Car- ' 
     
      ously, November  two of the lug direct to Paris where they The Rallgers had hoped to send rubbers, C_ Delaney,    . . 
     
     — stest pacers of this season bat. have hotel reservations near the HePgE‘ShelmeI‘ balc‘k t0 Buffalo- 8:30 PM. 
     
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     A lice was one and oneasnrteenth Vincennes..0har1ie Mills, the Eur- hionlal Hockey League champions, P. Brydiges, K. Cantwell vs. L. 
     
     piles, and Speedy Pick, driven opean champion race driver, has claimed him on waivers Turner, L. Blakeney, R. Newson, 
     
     DY C. Fltzpatrlck Jr.. won over made arrangements for Earl to Dr- Cmig- 
     
    
     V ,e favorite Belle Acton. driven drive one of the French horses in Ice 2 — Game 14 590mm "C" 
     
    
     i «r- B‘llly Haughton. The time was a race, some days prior to the Ice 3 —‘ Game 13 59cm)“ ‘CH- 
     
    
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     . Sarge above winkesetnt $15410438th mg gate is used. vote in 10081 elem-[ms A mien v_séysB.Dl\’lEa:Ill\i§gllé R. Boyne. G. Order Your I / L a 
     
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     ﬁlly two horses in harness rac- on Janugu‘y 25, is $40,000, with endum among the whys male Wt Ice 5 _ M' 3911' W' MemSh~ ('- Chmtmas ' 223 queen 
     
    
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     v wood by the $01 Camip Stables $12,000 and in the final event on I l . 
     
    
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     ,u driven by Joe O’Brien In 
     
     55, and Belle Acton in 1958. 
     
     ‘ t Bell Acton’s lifetime earn- 
     
     were pushed up to $347,373 
     
     o‘ch is more than any other 
     
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     gl- WINNER 
     
    
     " it also made Billy Hau-ghton’s 
     
     3 .u e the largest money winner 
     
     'w a year in h-arn-ess horse his- 
     
     u- i. His total was $1,019,046, 
     
     1 double the previous , re; 
     
     cord of $599,446 which Hiaiughton 
     
    
     February 9 the winners Share will 
     
     be $11,000. 
     
    
     “le plane that will. fly Earl 
     
     lAveny, young Ruffin Barrieau of 
     
     Mono-ton (the caretaker) Mrs. 
     
     Arverly, and Egyptian Princess 
     
     2.00 4-5, will take only seven 
     
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     going over are: Billy Haulg‘hton 
     
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