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so

m“; we think about Friday

m.‘ mug“; the more enthu-

. flue w, u, about sport prospects ' the winter months that are . The ground- certainly laid to have thietic activities and now for the

G 2'4

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j- m“ Wm he done. (Jo-operation to‘

a unooth manner without l dicke

. “"5 » pm ‘n4 parcel of such gather gs i “my; it‘ appearance.

I O I so anxious were those

mtiggacame up, such as dates paniciiiarliy tihat representatives

“titan. went out o! their way so

u w have the matter under ais-

umn ironed out as quickly I8 lo.

' l O O

“alibi; was In us

“x; and with a meeting oi the trtee to be called shortly

m“; are really expected to be

hummgm by gay the middle or end xt week.

o o o will the success that did

“all m, rr-lleeting there appeared

' on the horizon one regrettable fact my that is the possibility oi the lmua-l Prince oi Wales. second Si» Mann's series for the ter-

. “urine title not taking place this “l “ ‘iii?’ ‘£53.15’? all?

~ till?! ll I I u

fills will b. genuinely oiievwlnwi.

~ ' ° losers were

Arid they will have reason for within the shadows of their own their disap uncut- ior this some iwal post and five Illlllls they hur. m...*=.. ....,.:n. mi..:rs.:: i$“.i§‘.‘$"i.2°“°"°i§‘2.ii‘“°‘f<.li‘.‘ "is. 5"”, t. “may; hymn; Zoe fllllbeck ciuzht a’ punt "q 1a q} over lost at the mid field strip». and tore

°‘ “m” p y c th li "'d 1' l F1“m'°“" vgwllxlrlé iserdi-rlbil e t? (e31 tglitii

' ' ' heel out Tlzarti glimmer marl’

In 13°‘ m 3mm‘ of mum" m“ gathered in ‘the’ ovalfto Dlllrlze the 19M!" l” “ah m” “m” remaining distance for the trv '1‘he hm thlgllnllllihm mum’ g< ’ € at convglt was froma very abooty the m w: "we M inc the klnklanmnel rah his liéitilflisg il3é

that acted practically like I gugnet, and the fans were weii re- paid no matter what. the score was I who we; the ultimate winner.

I O F usuail the case of tine u w“ y throuflh no mat- ”; w team entered the serica

as favorites. We have seen the-

flaiatg come through when the cards seemed stacked against, them and we have seen Prince oi‘ Wales i, m, genie thing but whatever my m, tide oi battle went the

games wer- slwaya fought out tooth Ra; M

endneiltotholaistditeh endlt was common sight to tee 111M115 just laarelv able to totter off the teh had

field onoe l. ma n com- ieted

o 0 o

But Own b still hope that it will be played. Shinto. ho doubt about it are anrdous to get a crack a‘. the. title now held by Prince of Wales. but they have been so ridcllui by. graduation last spring that it l5 proving difficult to get a. zeam to-‘ (other that can give the Sainfs seniors a practice smion.

only one male-i b: last year's first. team is in the fold this year. As a result the second team nus moved‘ up and now the Saints find them-i selves in the whip into 1P. seen a rugby game prior to their entering college.

rather wiulef iyiea-iilean

but several times whens

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ition of tryinll to; oi green, untriedj leagues in which players some oi whom had ncycfl this war at least

cer- overnight. players that WETQ hardly tsinlv has a task on his hand as‘ thought of before and the S D.U. I-uy one acquainted with the some‘ teams e tan plainly see; he will do his i191‘ thick oi the fulfil; iurjdi-le

| the

SPORTING NEWS W

Springhlill Juniors Named

Junior Champs

As Cape

Breton Team Disqualified

SPRINGHEL. N.S.. Oct (OP) -— The Nova Scotia amateuri asaociatl disqualified ' Dominion Hawks as provincial iun. ion charnpimis Saturday and re. blwcd them with Spflnizhill Com. mandos. . G.H. Haystead. secretary of thei’ association announced Hawks were‘. ualiiied from further particirm in organized amateur base] ball from failure to conform to an .S.A.B.A. ruling. Hi5 announce, ment came as Hawks won a series with Saint John scheduled as for‘ Maritime title .1 The disqualification came as the} "sill! 0f B Drotest by Commandos against the use of mit Hawk p agar. several weeks ago The N 5. A. A. ordertd a SpringhilLDom. inion game replayed. Dominion

l5 —-*

maiidos ‘expense to C

and Srn-lnghlll offered tweplay the in Westville.

fused this

covering Commandos’ expenses or be declared out of the playoffs. Hawks arranged a series with the Saint John juniors. New Brunswick f-‘liliflibions. and on Saturday won the second straight game of a best. in.three round at Glace Bay. Haysufud said Saturday in a tele. zram to Dominion mariairer Sammy Melansori that “failure to meet our ruling re Springhill Junior protest automatically suspends your club. He added: "Association does not wflsider your club provincial Junior champions."

First Interme

‘First Half Onslaught Gives New Zealanders

diate Tilt

‘Ibking a 13.0 lead in the first half the result of three tries, two cf_ which were converted and tiheiit holding their opponents on terms in the final 30 minutes oi play the New Zealand rugby team from No. 2 A.N.8. here Saturday drew openinl! blood in the Island intermediate football series whim they defated a hjird battling band “p? “Sect. mgbl“? ‘Gr’

By a s ea v (own our oi rain that drenched both Dplayers spectators alike the ivinners. wine a dribblinl iziurie With telling effect took plav deep into Prim; oi Wales torv all during the irst half. Five times in the first. ten minutes of play the

‘Dolnts as he booted the zirasv D111. skin between the ilDTllZhiS.

About a minute after Prince of. Wales had kicked off after the try; ew land was back for anoihcri touchdown with Paton. bouncing oni bounding ball about two yards out. to o over just to one side of the.’ u ghts. 'I‘izard’.e kick for comhrtl however was wide The play to a. majority of the- onlookers locked t0‘ be offside - _ l

Ten minutes after and still ho1d.l inn the offensive the Winners gut‘ their final try of the season with

oone plunging over from ten

make no mist-aka about that. but as the s.D.U. RpTBSGITIBLIV-g suited at Friday nights meeting prospects are plentiv dark. (

e 0 a

Saints hockey team which were going so well last winter in the Cliy floekey Lcagu, have also been riddled through graduation and at present it appears as if only two of last year's outfit will be small- abie for ice duty once the season

rolls around. And the hard part of Eu

it 15 that, n4; yet. no prospccis have appeared on the horizon to fill the gaps that hay. been Cl'-‘.ll(‘(l S0 it has been a double blow nun could‘ possibly mean Saintsdroppiirg mit top ling competition in the they periorm for.

. 4 n But anything can happen. Sports have a habit of produciii: star's

may once 1188111 b 1n m9

the , honors.*_ wlthflthem _untll_ his _retirgrnent__

yards out and Tlzard this time. kicked the extra points to give his team a 13.0 lead. E.W.C. showed

to much better advnntage in the!

last part 0f the half u play hover. ed around midfield for the most

part. Prince of Wales showed a lot

more life all throuzh the final lulf of the game battlinz their oppoii.

ents on even terms with both teams tine for touchdown. Right

a k to carry the into Nbw Zealand terri

line New Zealand through with another sus.

era came tained attack that finally netted

than their only score With play

20 at the 50 yard rnairk. Stacey of P.

W C started a. dribble that carried the oval deep into obposinz ter.

ritorv as it went over the touch.

line. From the iinuup Doug Mc. Donald grabbed the ball to go to the five yard line and as the P.W C. player held back Court tucked the oval in to pl five players on top of him. Elan. chat-dis trv for the extra points \\' i o

w

After the score New Zealanc‘. started a march up the field that. threatened the P W.C. Ilfll‘ on two

occasions only to have the losers‘

stiffen and come through with ar

attack of their own Right up the

final two minutes play seesavwd back and forth and then the \\'in_ ners came through with their final score. a fumble practically on their own line aivine Poulton an opcnlni: to fall on the oval Tizards at.

-——-——-- \ -, temnt at convert was short and best to have a team for ma. series. wid ‘ "

i‘

Lineups:

New Zealand: Fullback. Kelly; time ouarters. Poulton. Tlzard. Roach. Moifatt: halves. Anderson.

inms: Fbmards: Moore. Camp. bell. Brewster. Paton. Randall. Lona’ McFaddmt. Kenslev.

P W C : Fullback. Quialev: three quarters. Nicolle. J McDonald. Pal. mer. iicKenna: halves. Blanchard. D McDonald. Proudo: Forwards. Robert-son. DeLorv. Wellninr. Mc.

" . Ccmrbton. Court. Stacey.

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Referee: Flt. set H tenths

Remember When

Connie Mack. shrewd Philadel-

t phin Athletic manager, bought Bob . ipeftl") Grove. ace Baltimore Oriole

pitcher. for $100,000 cash 20 years

nszo todny- The southpaw was with the Athletics until

the end of the i933 season when he was traded to n

would not szuaraiitee the Com. Breton.

Dominion re.

last weik. the Assocl ti ve 111- Hawks until Friday to rfosgna find

unconverted from the whis. tle the local college team went on ll deep

U8

McDonald seaned to have a try within his grasp as he plunged ten yards through a maze of players on.

to be stopped inches from the pushed the play back to midfield but. again the los.

unlle over with about

Red Sox and stayed‘

Black llavike Manager Ila: Tentative Lineup

HIBBING. MINN-s Oct. — (C?) - It doesn't take manager Paul Thompson of Chicago Black Hawks lo to make up his mind and after 0 days training he has already selected a tentative lineup for his 1044.45 National Hockey league Club

for goaltendlnir chores: Ea B . hert. Joe Cooper. Bill Mitchell and Joe Bretto. defence: Pete Horeck. Russell Bradshaw. Johnny Gottsr.

left wings: Clint Smi Bill Thorns. Harvey Fraser. Centres. and Bill Mosienko. John I-Iarmes and Mush March. right wing-

igwafiidfggetto are newcomers to the

Local Group To Attend Sale 0f . Trotters, Pacers

Mr. Ray Moore leaves this morn- ,ing for his home in Connecticut af- ter spending his annual vacation in this City He is accompanied by Mr Arthur McInnis of this c'ty who will stop off in Boston and Dr. F. C. Dougan. Jimmy Power and Walter Hennessey the latter three going on to York. Pennsylvania. where they will attend the annual sale of trotters and racers.

Red Wings Win Exhibition Tilt

D. Oct. l5 — (AP) — Detroit's Red Wings, held to one oal in the first period. turned on the power in the second and third frames of an ition hockey game last nirrht to 6619M Cl"?- ands Barons 7.3. _

Centre Sivd Howe led the Detroit parade with two K0615 010K 5km- ner. Murray Armstrong. Jud McAtee V Lynn and Ted Lindsay added to the total.

Canadians Lose Phil Watson

MONTREAL. Oct. l5 —- (CP) ... Montreal _ Canadlens tonight although stzll pleased with the big turnout at the first Stanley Cup holders’ workout Friday night. were a bit chagrined with the prospect of losing Phil Watson to the Rangers this season.

It all happened apparently when Lester Patrick decided he wanted Watson back on his Rangers this winter although he did not seem anxious to have "incomparable" Phil on his team last year and ac- ceped to loan him to Canadians.

Watson's return to Rangers will make the first big N. H. L. trading deal oi’ the year hit a _dead end. The deal-a. triple affair between New York Rangers. Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadians- also included the return to Toronto of goalie Paul Blbeault loaned to the leafs by Canadians last sea- 50f]

S’x thousand fans watched their favorite players go through their drill Friday nlllht when Coach Dick Irvin managed to have nearly 30 players in uniform. Aithoulh Irvin used several Ines. they were all al- most identical with those oi last year and gave no indications as t0 his plans for this season.

MONCTON. OCT. 15 — A soft- ball game. between an Air Fbrce team here and one from the It C A. F. station at Summersidc for the two-province A‘r Force title was postponed Saturday due to rain. Summerslde won the opener

10-3.

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THE (HARLUFFEFOWN GUARDIAN

Veteran Mike Karakas is lslaird 5 r

Mitchell. Horeck. Bradshaw. Fra. m

Hamilton ‘Oats Leail Ontario Rugby llnion

(By The Canadian Press)

With Joe Krol setting the pace-

Hamilton Wildcats cuffed Toronto Indians 36.2 at Toronto Saturday

to run their undefeated strip: in theI‘ Ontario rugby football union letahcis

intain their di

W cats nded the hapless Indians their. fifth consecutive defeat. he paved

the waiv for most of the other points At Ottawa. Toronto Balmy _Bracii. playing on a

at their "Trojans 33.0 in another O R.F.U ure.

The Beeches. sure new of l union playoff berth. outplayed the 'I‘ro. ians in the air and outwittcd them on the ground to score six touch. downs. two of which were convurted and a rouge

In the Ontario armed services loop. Sgt. Joe Richnmn and Lac.

Smyllie were the sparkpluas as Hagersville H. C.A F. Flvers staged an uphill battle at Toronto

rain.soakcd irld a.‘ id a steady. cold drizzle. EIDIIBTOd‘ best in trounclng Ottawa!

I

FOR

(Continucd_from_page_1.)_ .

to defeat the league leading Tor. onto Navv team. 12.8. The“ wrlin ‘ t e

grave Flyers joint

e Navy squad was up 8.0 at the‘

half but Flyers started their oifen. sive inthe third stanmand holding the tars scorless for the balance oi the tilt. they garnered two mai. ors and two singles

by Sgt. Doug Pyzer and Lac. Bobbie Porter. camp Borden Hurricanes pushed the visiting St. Thomas T '1‘ S. Hornets farther into the league cellar wl-xn they trounced them, 2.1.

The shifty Searszcant pit. on a real 30011112 splurge and scored nil of the Hunicanes three touchdowns while Porter convened two of them and added three other singles

Bruins Open Training Camp

QUEBEC. Oct l5 —_ (CP) —B0s. ton Bruins opened their piuseason training camp here today with man. azer Art Ross declining to make any

mmient on the prospects for their Hockey League

coming Nation l a Morntreal

season which opens in Oct 28 against Canadians Thirty three players reported to manager Ross for the combined traininz camp session of the Bruins and their No. 1 farm club-Boston Olympics of the Eastern United States Hockey League. Coach I-Iago Harrinlton la directing training for the latter team Ricgular players back with the in Aubrey Crawford. Norm Caliadine. Pat Egan. Herbie Cain and Shewchuck. The other rm

milars are expected here not later than Thursday.

Many amateurs took the ice Jim. mre Pinco and Lloyd Erns: of Hal

iifax. Pete Leswick. formerlv with

Seattle ironmcn of the Pacific

‘Coast Hockey League. are among

loi 4o

the rookies given n tryout. A total players are exrcect-ed to be

]workir1¢ out by midmveek.

i

N. B. Softball“ Title Undecided

SAINT JOHN. N B.. Oct l5 — (GP) - The New BTUETSWICR soft. ball champions remained undecided tonight following late arrival yes- terday of Monctons R.C.A P No. 4 repair ollpot team at grounds selected for the second name of a final series with K-ttfipec Aces who. after a long wait, left the field be_ fare the airmen arrived Kctepec holds a onexame lead in the best. ohthree ‘series No decision regard. int-l continuation oi the series had been made tonight.

Rangers To Play Exhibition Games

Oct. l5 - (OP) - York Rangers announced today that his National Hockey League team will play a. two-game exhibi- tion series here with Winnipeg RCA? Bombers The games will b, played Oct. 21st. and 24th. and proceeds will be donated to some charitable organization.

Bvusher Wins

I Selina Stakes

LAUREL. MD, Oct. l5 - (CF)- Busher. a chestnut daugirei- of War Admiral, strengthened her hold on the Two-Year Filly Championship of 1944. Saturday as she ran away from nln, others of her class in the 19th. running of the Selima stakes.

The Filly. owned and bred by ER. Bradley and ridden by Eddie Arcaro, shook olf Walter M. Jef- iords’ ace card at the head of the home stretch and won her fifth victory in seven starts going away.

Bushei- earned a 525.780 share oi the total purse of 531.280.

PROMO;

MONTREAL. Oct 15 — (C?) _- Produce prices Saturday reported by the Dominion Department

cultunr follow:- : Graded shipment on spot 41.42 for A large. A medium 38 l all A bullets 2'1 ‘.418 ‘i; B 3i;

ed 34 ti: current receipt

1 pasteurized 34 ‘t’: dci . 2 33 Eli del Mtl; first grade creamerv prints lob nrice 36. ‘first zrade solids. lob mitt

land Que.

em and Que and export 30 11/16 2i

Potatoes: 75 lb bags. No 1 local 1.1.5 No 2 315.30: No. lifLLfi: N B. 1.36-1.45; P E I LII-l l0

Chccsic‘: Current while w-zsternl 20 FOB. rvliniesale west... white for local tradi-

flclPllle-d In the cOunter-attack, but gave no indication whether zhe Japanese actually sent carrier-based I planes ln.o the battle.

During the Thursday ngh; y". acks. Antcrican carrier planes shot down 13 Japanese planes and anti- aircraft on the task force vessels. destroyed seven more. i

At, dawn Friday carrier aircraft‘ oi the 3rd Fleet, reeling sure enough of themselves to divide their forcesfl struck both at Formosa and Luzon.

’I'_hey encountered Lille llll‘ up- position over inary report; were that they siio: down ll Japanese planes and des- troyed 30 on the ground.

There were no reports on damage to enemy installations the two previous Formosa 396 enemy planes were des _ and 63 ship; sunk or dantagud. at I cos; of 45 Arnencan planes. In a raid upon Luzon Tuesday. i0 to l5 Japanese planes were destroycd on the ground.

ARTIFICIAL HARBOURS

(continued from pace l.)

warships wvre sent t_o_thc bottmril with the old flotilla that pwlififd 25.000 feet of breakwater

Planning the gigantic construe. tion task bcfian June ‘943 “m” British and American operations officers decided that french ports falling into Allied hands durini the invasion could not Dflifilllli‘ m" the capacity foLthe tglunfgy 0!

the ~

A U CT I O N AT STANLEY BRIDGE‘

Owing to a complell‘ “ham” l,“ my business I will sell b)‘ Public‘ auction on Wednesday. Qfl- 25 a‘ l2 o'clock noon all my livestock. crop, implements. etc.. consisting of iour work horses. seven milit rows, to freshen soon. one fat haul fer. 10 head of younz will?» "mji brood sow. 11 fat hogs. 50 lions. 7o. pallets, 5O roosters. one bifldff- 01"‘ hay mower, one hay rake. one Bani.’ plow. one walking plow. 0m‘ Si" lever harrow. one set smoothing barrow, one gas engine. threshing. outfit. sectional seeder. cream; seperator, farm ivaiznn, box curl. driving wagon. driving sleigh. 2. wood sleighs, all kinds of harness. both double and single usi-tl on a‘ large farm; a quantity "i hard-l wood lumber; also a quantity hay. straw. oats, tut-nine and mnnecls. <

Teens-rash _ . If day ls unfit salt- nn next fine day. 1

MONT McI-ITVEN. Stanley Bridge HUGH MORRISON, Auctioneer.

muss. AT TIGNISH .

0N‘ MONDAY. ocr. 2s

AT l2 NOON I will sell by auction my farm. consisting oi 107 acres of land. B0 acres under cultivation.