By Jack Hand

The buseball trade dam burst

liar-mum swap between Giants and Boston Braves.

M hours: i. Outlielder outfielder and

ln excess of 5100.000.

Frank Gustinc. ciiiiiclders Coleman and Rocco

$100.41».

the Braves l0 Piiinllllflil 3X‘.

player mart. 0' tcss out he i-u ~r

ihe big missioner iippgy from 853.000 a. ycar D00 in the remaining

leagues‘ Vflli‘

‘I952.

n recent years.

NEW voiuc. m». ii wear» --' todayl under pressure of a million dollarsl vinmth of deals including n. jolting New York

Here are the big (mes in the 1115i

\\'il.a|rl Yliarslialh, Brew“ third-baseman Sail game ‘he, Gordon, shortstop Buddy herr undl pitcher Sam Wcbb of tho Cvlaflln to the Braves for sIIOFISIOp Alvin Dark rind second-baseman Eddie Stunky.‘

‘l. Scconrl-bascinau Li€l‘l'_\' PYICIKI} nf the 5t. wins Brow-n; to IYOIVUIIV for pitcher lmu hrctloiv and cnsii

3. Outiiclder Ron Northey and‘,

sword-baseman Lou Klein oi Si.»

noun Hﬁi to the A's for short- itatp Billy Darius. third-basezigiilpidsodny major, lmniitto and

ml’ fat“ , Billy Talbcrt. and an llflllllllﬁl "limf-lvﬂiluciﬁlll" ted States ziniateur tennis playP

' Regiment De invita-

ljndei- ihli fL-rcci cf aCtIOn in l/‘IE Chateauguay. l~i2. it. was

‘he “nlorl ‘,i““15l‘mltion meet here Fcb. "'el'“3‘ helm’ announced yesterday. Leading Canadian male stars. national singles champ- Rochon of Montreal and d Gordie Mac- also of Mon- are among 32 play?“ W1"

"tile was alnost oveiyooketl. So W145 to givc COlllr A. B. Cliandier a boost to $65.- years of his contract. which expires in April of

Far and away the big news oi the day was the six-man transact- ion by which both the Giants and Braves acquired key inen. 1t would ac one of the most important trades

Du". the Associated Press rookie‘ lCPl—$bPllﬂl‘l°n_ lmffills , A lsop of the Antigonish-Pictou Coi-

Baseball T rading In Full Swing Yesterday

l Millionaires. Miners llhl

iCPl-Giace Bay Miners

l Millionaires Scnior flocks‘! might, have

of hzul luck.

ccpt for a bit

North unchanged hr-twecn Min

lnst-plzicc Yirtoriag anti lcfl .\l\-[)OlI'll. illllOFPllCﬂ (‘rs and blilliniiziircs.

First Period _ Noiic.

McRac. Myketyn. Second Period

nhovr-

Scoring Penalties

Louis Cardinals to (‘iiic-innnii it'll 1__5_,-d,,,._,; Mammy-e 7mg outfielder llanﬂv Walkci‘ iiiid a 3_s_‘.dno,.v 316R“ minor-league player to be iiazned ,5(.,1m,,_ R055. i440 lam“ 3~Glacv Ben". Anderson

4. Third-baseman Hunk Aiiijesl-z: m.‘ Brown, biog n.’ _ Phiiadelphin As ‘to Elllvlli-ZJ} penal“. __ liyrkety‘ll White Sox for pitclii-r iuti KJQIIIIIII i ' Third Permd

5. Third-baseman liob Diiliii "c. . . -

. 1 -Ll. - B. . R nions

and Outfllildci‘ Ptiii‘. Liiiiicr of Sl 4 ' 1360a,)?!“ u 7:10

Rnalties

Stars Invited To

6. Pifchcr Bill Vuiscllc of the o Braves to Chicago Cubs for iii- IIIdOOT Tennis Meet fielder Gene ‘Maui-ii and cash. “~-

7. Outfielder M Rickcrt cf ‘yiObYPREAL, Dec. i4 »- (CF)-

wili compete in tho

indoor Club

including ion Henri Edgar Lanthier a Neil. double tltliss l lrcai.

will be invited to take part. Srellarfdn Wins

From Picrou I3-3 STELLARTON.

GLACE BAY.’ N. s. n". 14~ came from way brick to deadlock Sydney °-" tonight In a Capr-

Leagun won ox-

Thp draw pui hiiiu-rs two points

Sydney thc

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oftfhe year in 1948. is a top-flight _ L s nnortstop who slumped to m6 li-ISl chester Senior Hockey Eng“? 1;! season. Only 26. he will anohoi" they trounced Pictou cripa hlnaxq- up Durochers infield. hero foniﬁlli 13-1 ‘kw . __€_?_____>_- »————'—*—""_"“ ”'- " nViQu, I-vw- ‘v- . .4 a

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only two game old (u datc. it was

l Lafferty Over Reid In

Louis Laffcrty (156), Cit), prov- cd to have too much boxing abil- ity and punching power last night for Soggy Reid i162). also of the City, when he scored a six round

li

.K.O. over him in the main

vent. of a nine-bout boxing card

Although the island lriocke)’ staged by puroml" Gus Long- LEZIQLIB intermediate schedule is arm's under ‘he "llslllces Dt ‘he

Sergeant/s Mess, at the Charlotte- town Armouries.

tie ioungstors ‘lgdlll on lucsday The bout w“ a scheduled Si»

night that gave the lesson on . . wa, done.

hot-key id ihc oldstcrs, when ‘fuugldd sagjrirragﬁg? Jgéetrl: Fgglfiéi AgflﬂlliPl‘ good preliminary scraping)?" falsld claaence "Windy" youthful, practically junior age, _ . ' siuv Johnny Walker i135) take hi5 9'39- " llmmeml e-

Princc of “ales College pucksters U‘; 12.11"‘ young‘! _ second round T.K.O_ over Frenchie- The fonowm! are we team outskiitod the Charlottetown Vic- outerogngglg?“ ea” a a?“ "S: Arsemiult (138) both of trig City, lineups:-

l0l‘l(\5 to a 6-5 victory, and as far g an‘ ° ° l r Arsenault started cm with .- Abbies _- Goal, Hooper; Mac-

eight bouts all came up with some h

us the play was concerned, should . . , _ , good action and smart boxing, afgméiglwm bl "w" 3”“ Wllh Johnny Russell (150). City. y ,' , , , ‘and Jimmy McGuignn (154), City. . . i ttlrig on a rousing three-round The victory puts llic Gordonlpu . . . - v Bcnnett coached Collegiuns in a‘ semlgmal event whmh “as. a “a1 l1 tie position with the Charlotte- “m” ‘l““‘“"~ 3°“! b°Ys “"3 "me really hzird punching and smart

town Abegwieits. the other Wung-‘hoxing but Russell proved just 8,8

. ‘ '.'-f t l . . .

i?‘ uiqufgatlnscgllgdslrhpe?mtiaﬁa€:j€ i little too finished for McGuigan to‘ g“ mgr ‘he $1.1m Dunsnws Unbitake the decision. . . . . , versity crow in the league opener‘ lust. Saturday night by a 6-4l count.

TI S ﬂ

Two young Sunimersido boxers taking part in semi-final events split even on the honors against local boxers. with Kid Richard (110) of Summerside turning in a clever performance to outpointlv Bobby Henderson (106) of chm-A lottetown to take u unanimous? judges decision, while Sydney, "Munny” MacLeod of the ‘i scored an unanimous decision; over Waiter Arsenault of Sum-

. o a a Skating hard every inch of the way, the P.\V.C. boys, taking ad- vantage of their youth and con- dition, kept the more experienced Vic club on the hop the whole time. They never lot up on their pressing attacks into their op-

O

llijgellitcssZ3212nﬁgfpdhinpkdgedkuihalhll; merside in another three-roundnine count earlier in the roun !§:;"'a'“§,,§,°~,f,l;°ysp',°ef§ gmugphsttivgvlﬁ flgﬂllgose"ptl\llll?ﬂ" slll/lixslgiiarlil ‘Vaiunsdrlfflilllile- main event between Lzif-l\vg)llhfe\r\vllco}i(lig tStW-fi:“§llll3a“fgl.ll1ﬂlﬁnunlsb Bulldogs 11-5 and. lake iviurriiy Carmichael, handed outiferty and _Reid was a real1y‘(105) score a tliree-rtiund decision Ajjf°js‘l,‘s'l,_§g tsecfeldl slag‘? m 'he_ some really solid body checks that rugged affair, with Reid going over Dewey MacDonald (108),; m, fiorékey £953,190 c e5 er Se“ would have tnken the fight out after his opponent right from the while Joey Arsenault scored a (lo-l The conegkms ‘notched 6"" of many an older pluyor, but in- bell. It had the earmarks of a cision over Bobby Dnlziel (‘lﬁllmarkcrs in (he ﬁrst 17 mmutes

quick finish, but Laffc-rfy weath-

slcnd, crime right back In again

for more, and handed our somf’ cred the oivcninz barrage lo take pretty good bodying tactics of advantage of his smart boxing f their own ability and longer reuch to keep t

¢ ' ' Reid at long range and pepper came up with plenty of fast: action x ‘can, The fact that they wen not him with solid rights and iefts. that got big hands from tho ' '______ skating just. one way, “as per- and taking the advantage more crowd. . haps the deciding factor of the and more as the fight progressed. The following are the officials.‘ CONFUSING TOCGUE game for the youngsters, as they put Reid to the canvas for l1 no Judges, J. E. Cameron, Rnlph, The Chinese language is made

count in the second. and sent him down again for a nine count in the early part 0t‘ thi- fifth and zi had him on the canvas again at ( the bell of the same round. But Reid was really game, and despite

skated hard on their back-check- ing tactics as well, and time after [lrng were ahlc to break up dan- gcrous scoring rushes by the op- position by overtaking them and skating them out of the play. which seldom gave the Vic for- wards a clean or unhampcrcd shot on goal. despite the fact that they

THE GUARDIAlQfACJ-IABIBTFETOWN

Wins T. K. o. l Main Event

On Local Boxing Card

badly battered left eye, which

Lzifferty in trouble for a good part of the round. Lafferty was smooth on the punching, and had Reid all in but the boot-tops in the last two rounds, and was try- ing to set him up for the knock- out punch in the sixth fercr- Lund wisely stepped in nnd stopped if before serious damage

for a loss in the early part of the first, out of lllf‘ diifficulLv, the latter‘ ley, brought iuin classed

ing hard. Walker was in

was game and stuck it our for the rcst of Wiif McCloskey used good judg- mcnt in nor allowing Arscmiult to invzirding Walker h T.K.O.

too much

dropped hlm to the canvas for a

with Bubbles _ a spllf. decision over (Carl Brownian“, ‘hat Bundogs. loss

Cameron, ﬂfid Gus Ellsworllif fcrees, Will‘ McCloskcy (prclimiu-leacl‘ Sound may have w or mo"

Sr.; announcer and promoter, Gus Longaphic.

'Ray’s, P. W. C. Winners

nuciiiiisiikTs, 1949

Abbies-R.C.A.F. Clash Tonight iln League Game

A regular scheduled Island Phys- ical Fitness Hockey League en- counter will be the leading attrac- tion at the Charlottetown Forum tonight, when the league leading Abegwelt Hockey Club will cross sticks with the Summeraide 3.0.- A.F. puoksters in the first. inter- City clash of the 1940-50 schedule. Game time is scheduled for 8:30 sharp.

It was announced last night that the two referees who will handle the whistles tonight will be JL-nmy

cvoiopcd in the third round, ral- cd viciously in the fourth to put

too

when re-

Donald (spare); Dzilziel. Josey, Perry, MacDoug- nil; forivards—-R. Sheppard. Stan- Mclnnis, Hennessey, Hughes, nlny sumo smurf Joey LeClnir; Glover. Kennedy, K. oxing ability that definitely oui-ipgizigi, Maggregon Arsenaiilt, Using an‘ R_C_A_F_ Goap LAG cmw_ ggressive right ab that was lflﬂfl- mm; F/u Larush; defence, corn- , F V. h iund right from the Start; of‘ (hc Pigcrijo ;sfg‘hh’zgeuqrelfgo'rwﬁlﬁf;' ccnnd, which gave his opponent ' ’ ' "' bad lcft eye, and although hc.‘Qiﬁgiprgeckeﬁacmcnﬁoberge’ Hiilme. LAC Splers, F/OD’. Hoff- mnn, LAC Hoffstrand, F/o Hope,

Sf. F. X. Down

‘ I I Curly Heron (162) also nrrn-MIAIITIQOIIISII 11-5 for Don McEaclicrnl 168), to score a TKD. at. 1:43 oil he- third round, after llc had

envy barrage that threw Walker

but ailcr fighting his way

the round, refcrcc

omc out for the final round.

ANTIGONISH. N. 5,. (CP)--St. Francis

Dcc. 14»- Xriviers fast-

Quln" ‘as, Mkmglﬂl Pill)’ 8nd Wcre never headed “Irwin rulwr- A“! ri-liiiiliiisliing their second sgdiarizl

h)’ ‘he ~l'°u“gst°"s tiic lonzzue standing to the Si F.

65) in the hrce bouts

N“ up oi words of one syllable and

Bud Lunril

B,“ Bu,“ l. different meanings.

lBeavers Regain gleague lead

rles and main event):

semi-final), timer.

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Wins Gaboury Cup

lleiroil. Chicago‘ Win N.H.l.. Games: llabs. Leafs Tied

BOSTON, D00, 14 - (C?) -

Tlie top-place Detroit Red Wings dd c B b broke their e“ e '_ ° Rocks-y League losing streak by

two-game National

sloruning back for a,5-2 victory over Boston Bruins tonight be-

(fore 10,116 at Boston Garden. Two

of the victors‘ tallies came while the Bruins were short-handed.

First Period l-Bosion. Peirson (Rarity) .19 2-Bnston. Pelrson

(Roniiy. Kryziinoivski) 7.33 3—Deii~oit. Kelly (Abel) 10,27

Penalties Smith, Stewart (2), Couture.

Second Period

4--Detroil. McFadden

(Pave-itch. Relse) .. 0.06 5~Dctroit. Carveth (Lindsay) . 9.08

Penalties — Flaman. Howe (2), Harrison. Raise, Schmidt. Third Period 6—De-troit. Abel (Howe. Reisel . . 2.56 ‘IV-Detroit. Lindsay (Howe) 19,13 Penalties-None. -

CHICAGO 5, NEW YORK 3

CHICAGO, Dec, i-i - (GP) — Chicago Black Hawks ended New York Rangers’ four-game winning streak and rose out of the National Hockey League basement tonight by winning 5-3, before a crowd of 12,130.

First Period 1—Chioago, Pryslai

(Olmstead. Bentley) . 0.36 2—-New York, Laprade

(Stanuwski) _ 1.38 Ii-Chicago. Guidoiin

(Goldham) .. 4.34 4—-Chicago, Mosienko

(Bentley, R. Conaclier) “.1954

Penalties -— Slowinski, Gadsby,

‘ ' d gliakcihrgeatllulackswh‘; tlsizmesmiooih Egam Kyla working line of Dowling, Carver i ‘ Second Period ' and Stull, who carried the bulk} n as a ‘, MQNCTQNV N_ B“ Dem 14__ 5-Chl<3380- Slewafl ~ -3-3o of the offensive tactics for the mcpiwgaint J01“, Beavers moved lh-New YDYk- E83“ Victoria's. , ‘ int-i; ‘mm me Marmmc senior gi-llvlfﬂd- Kalélﬂdgﬁi- mhﬁ-oli "' . cnatics- a y o-aim. ' Rays basketball team am 183$ 0 lloclity League leadership tonight _ - The goal-tending on boil-i sides . _ , l_v scrntcl ing out 4-4 1;- w w“), Polio. was good throughout the garlic. re- mgrlxxtlsgalfhlgaoliléfzguviiﬁiodagvé: erll Uliommn ‘I-h“vks_ a ( a Third Period gardlcss of the foot that Geno 11m? and Pwc basketbauers - with just a “are ma". than 7__\!@w Yqi-k, (Tcgnﬂgf Ward of the Vics and Eddie Lund b k7 , h u‘ ' y‘. ' l m three minutes left. Beavers were (Poile, Egan) .. 4.10 of P-W-C. 110th nlﬂlilﬂil ill?" ﬂQ-‘dlwyean gche “,1”. copumntas 52y ‘two goals down. Bur they came B—-Chicago. Guidoiin bu" l" lmemmdlule “allks f“ m” 42x22, mghﬁrmggih ‘ggpseﬁrswm; through with two tallies within rGadsbv, Nattrass) . . 13.07 " - l“ ‘ 15 seconds for the deadlock, pcnaiife, __ Qlmgfggd (z),

first timc. Ict in six iind five gouls respectively. Both came up with some smart stops when the going, Ray's won the game from Army ivas tough. with most of the shots‘ with about a minute to go. Big that. did get by being pretty hard l Angie MacDonald, making his re- Iu hzindlc. most of tihr-m 60min: turn into Island basketball tossed from close in attacks around the in the “vii-min; basket on i c195,;

played in P.W.C. auditorium,

"cl. . ' ‘in shot. Windy LePage scored a ' ' Y _ ifree throw with 40 seconds leill. to

..*\lil'iOllgh the Vi clslimnn display, give Ray-s the,“ twwpoim 16ml pl 1hr‘? lysll-bfeliyiésil P fgziiggﬁ , Donnie Macbean turned the tide ':|ri‘;s.mdc “iéiaaa aunt? .m_ot<)‘nhlvi for P.W.C. in the opener with tiwo "w gmmc“ m‘ I'M night.‘ phi-v quick baskets around the thirteen WIIGH they came up with’ SOI1ll".\mlnule mall‘ m the secpnd hall‘ nice plavmaking and accounted Al‘ that pom,’ the coneglam cane “ to life and took control for the

for four of their team's six tal- lies. lion-alt sniping two and Mc- (‘alluni and Jardino picking up one

remainder of the game. High sooner for the night was Donnie MacLenn who tossed in

assists on each by Nicholson, who also came up with some smartl teamwork and passing plays.

a ~ I -

points and Windy LePage of Rays l. l Referee Earl Gus capabiy hund- led both games. He handed out l total of l4 personal fouls and two leclinicals for the night. He was assisted by linesmen Angus Mac- Donald in the first game and R. Howatt and Jack MacAndrew in the second.

Timers — Rev. J. W1 MacGuigai-i and W, .1. MacDonald.

Dcfcnccmen Downo, Alien. Mao‘ Ncvin nnrl MucLeod. although not us hard-hitting a (lcf0l15l\'e team us the Vics, Tl(‘\'f‘l‘illt‘l(‘55 turned in good performances on tho rear» guard iiclion, with some cffcctivc‘ clearing tactics as well as body work to break up mnny forward attacks by the opposition for- wards.

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Whlln still on ths- subject of hockey. the island League in par- ticular. iocal fans will have the opportunity tonight to see just what the Western Capital has to offer In the way of competition in the "Big Six" loop. when the Abbie: will he at. home to the Siimmerslde R.C.A.F. at the Forum in ii regular league fixture. O I I I

Sunni: .v -— First Game Schurmsn‘: Pt: G FT Fnulg C. Llnkletter . 9 . Cornish . 5

Pinsenauit .. Waivpur .. Harris Murphy _ Spinney Totals

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It will be the first appearance of the season for the Air Force boys in league play as well an be- ing the opening clash of the lea- son of Charlottetown vs. Sum- mersidc which should make for plenty of interest and keen riv- airy. Our knowledge of the strengthi of the Western Club is practically nil, which nhould make tonight’! battle doubly Interesting in that anything Ia liable to hap-

P.W.C. Howatt Macbean Crockett Lc-Clair C. Baliem C. Htine J. MncAndrew Totals

Fouls

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‘P!!! I'll. PG PT Fouls H H D. MacDonald 8 . 4 0 4 ilraat ilan Patch CM _ ,, , z a G. MacLennun 9 3 .3 z us Kenned Short Reﬁll" ~ 0 0 4 4 m Eds" y Glover . 4 2 0 4 Every One. Should See This mimi .1 1 I 2 ' B. MlcLenmn 2 1 0 3 IIIH _ $0 1T l0 §

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f‘fll‘ll plus tvvu assists npici-n as _ . “pip The “m. U; Bruin,’ Niphql-l seven baskets and six penalty His apologies were accepted by §A2I£2$lg1',121l:‘;'i‘h sun and B. ilzichonalil also ran} Shwtﬁ for 2i) points. Red Howell. Messrs Scantiebury rind Kane. i‘,_‘saht' ‘mm’ ‘whiﬂoék tlicm a (‘logo i-ccond for nggros- of P.W.C. and Joe Cullen of Army who agreed to carry on In the Penahl, ‘Crodchc sivcness. with Brown picking up split second place honors both future as Manager and Coach. >'_____ r‘ fltt- other two team tallies with racking up 14 points. Louis Pin- conch Kane, who ‘in also the

scnauilt of Schurman‘: scored i2 chairman of the Abbie Hockey

The victory move! Beavers one point zihend oi‘ Halifax St. Mary's. Moncton i5 third, 18 points behind A special meeting of the execu- Haiiynx, » tive of the Charlottetown Abeg- summary,“ viieit Amateur Athletic Association First, Period eras held last evening at the Tra- L-Snlnf; John, Whitlock, vei Bureau to discuss the resig- (Nicolle) .. nation of Manager W.E. Scantie- 2-Moncton, Im bury and Coach Jackie Kane of Pcnalty-Mcl-Iwen. the Abegweit. hockey team due to Second Period the release of six plaiw-i-s to the 3- llloncton. Rymi . Charlottetown Victoria Club. Plllehvlon, Barkwcll.

club President Lhcoll Wu}, (Robinson) .. .. ......... .. 5.57 MacDonald presided, and offered 5-‘3$"l'l~7°]:l"- Nlwllﬁ t hitoc ) . his “W168i” ‘or not “mug a Penalties: Croucher, Im

meeting of tho Hockey Committee

before releasing the players. Thl"‘llp"'l°‘l

Committee. will resume his coach- ing duties at tonight's game against the Sunimerside R. C. A.F.

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SKATING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS 8 to 10 o'clock AFTERNOON SKATING 0N- FRIDAY — I to 5.80-For kiddies SATURDAY — 8 to 5:00 THURSDAY NIGHT — HOCKEY S'Slde R.C.A.F. vs. Abegweltn

Last night at the slllﬂmﬂﬂq‘ Curling Rink tho Gaboury m, was won by the Chariottetqwn cllrll"! Club by a close score o; 5/2 points to 4Q. There was q, iu-g, attendance of curling fans in at- tendance from many part4 of the Province.

Mr. J-K. Our-rm, Drolldpnt qi the uuimenide Club was n m. cious host. and extended n hearty welcome to all players and specf. ators alike.

The cup wls presented at illl conclusion o1 the games m m, winners by Mr. PEG. McIntyre the president of the Prince 13d.’ ward Island Association.

The following is the result o! the scores by games:

McIntyre, Charlottetown 3, Hayes. Summerslde 15.

Acorn. Charlottetown 14. iii-gnu Alberton. 0.

Gaudet, Summersldo, 1L Pigs, Aiberton 1'1.

Poole, Montague in. Gsudet, Sunuuei-side 7.

Johnstone, Montague 1B, Myrloii, Alberton 6.

Pike, Alberbon Charlottetown 14.

Acorn, Charlottetown i0. Pools, Montague 5.

Hayes, Summerside i0. John- stone, Montague ’I.

The final score was u follows;

Charlottetown 52

Summerside 40

Alberton 3a

Montague 37

The cup was won inst year B, Montague.

Kyle (2) 0‘Connor, Piysiai

(2), Leswick. MONTREAL 2, TORONTO l

17. Mclntyrt

TORONTO, Dec. l4 - (C?) - Montreal Canadiens scored a sur- rprise goal in the last minute of -play to gain a 2-2 tie with 'l‘0r0nlo Maple Leafs tonight ‘in a National Hockey League game before 13.533 fans. The result left the two teams tied for second place in the league standings.

First Period l-Jroronto, Klukay

(Bentley, Lynn) 1.02 Penalties - Kiukay. Remy. Judza, Lynn, Mosdell. Rear- don.

Second Period

2—Tororito, Ezinlcki (Misuy. Judza) . . _ 8.3!

k-Montreal, Richard _.. p. 6,45 Penalties-None.

‘Third Period

‘e-Montreal. Reay (Leger, Doss-null) Penalty-Mackell.

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IlllRIIY . A.

Phone 1280

for Chrisfmas —

our SPECIAL $3.95

Beautiful fine Broadcloth In

Whlro and new Plain Shades

Choice of Collar Style and Slave length.

AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

"semen MEN'S WEAR"

He Wanis

IllaoIlIIlIGALL

14s ‘Croat George St