Goal In Third Gives N.Y.

NEW YORK 4APi v scorinl twice in the second period. the last

lace Chicago Blank Haiwlts 1104 K1-w York Rangers 2-2 in a No- llrlnll Hockey League same here Wednesday night. I

The Rangers took a l-0 leltl ill the tirst period when Harry HWV9" scored less than a minute bcfora the period ended. The Eflal "HEP iially iias i-ri-riiti-din Gerry Foley hut a scorer": fl!-('lKlOn later gave Howell the score.

Ed Litrcnherncr raclieci iirt the ma rlil.-agii goal at 6 05 of the sei-nrtrt neiiorl it was his 11th of

this EFZKIWII At T is .lack Ktclnlyre fence V k . I V .d ,piit ithiivano temporarily into the Pilote. has 0. orwai 5.

Aces vs.

At Arena Tonight

at tiill I

P4! k(l.4lP tile! h. hit it

.ti-aitglh. villi he enteriaintiit: lhf S twiiii iii.-it cndcd ilicir iiiiinink: siii-al. at iiiiir izamcs in an is-

land ilni-key League i-lash ai the lpriitn Arena loniizht

Siimiii-hr-Irle -tics train ill Ilir lcaziir that distiiiiilon of heaiiiit: travels to I (or ll1Ptl' third straight victory and also lonhitip for a there at at-conrl place tor if they ahould I'll! tniiizzhl the tin will he tied uith the Ra-liti-n Youth (lluby tor st-i-onri. Hllll it pcri-cnt-'iK! 0' .500 ROVER BACK

However the Flyera viere mild- Lv incensed at hr-inn "”'""'l bl”-5. at Summernide Monday and will have Franli Rnpci hat-ll in page lor the tussle Riilicr was on the sidelines hccaiise of illness for a few days hilt ll all set for oi-might Frank ii third in the mattt-,r of iloaltending averiines. In the lragiw il"' "lnnr Doyle

the rinlv hat the Parkdale.

tiii;irloitciiiiin looking -

the

-Rangers Tie With Chicago

lug with 3 goal. assisted by El-lHei-uesheimer. Mirrkoinki. Kennedy. mcr Vaako and Nick Mickoskl. v With lesll than six minutes to go sort. Lalaudc. Moadell. (iesla. until the end of the game. Parkerl New York-Goal: Worslcy; de- Macdonald scored New York's sec- fence: Cahan. lzlnwell. GIdfPY- and goal to give the fourth-place Evans. Fontinaw; forwards: Cline Rangers the tie. Andy Bathgato Bathgalr. Gendron. Hebenton. ".1 Bill Gartshy were credited Mardonald. (heighten. PTEMICG.

with "5151; Foley. Popein. lewicki.

Goalie Lnrne wnr.-icy of N9" Retere: Gay: Stewart; lllIP5- Ynrli had ii riiiiipai'atiwl.v easy l'nPlIf iioiig Davies, Matt Pave- niizitt with 23 stops Chirazois AI mu. 1

Rnlllng had 29 for the eveninlt.

SUMMARY ”"'"'” ii i rind 1 N Y ii H y g. (-1 R H .,-1.. rs Mn 1. CW or, OW- n'I'":AGnnwnf0?Mm,:VmCia,.i,,.' ell 19-3-t Penalties: None.

Second period: 2. Chicago. I,ilz-

Watson. Chicano. Moln-

enticrncr 505; ft. tyre Waskn. Mickoski) 7:16. Pen- altleai Fiintinato 3:27, Pllnte 9:51,

Martin 13 45. Lcwicld 19.30. a r a e Third period: 4. New York. Mac-

donald -Raihgate. Gadsbyl 14:36.

Penalty. Morison 13:12.

Stripe Rollins It in it B Wnraley 412 7-3

ETiisTsti3iK C Of Older Coils

MIAMI Rlt?Alill Via 4('l"l -- ', Swaps. holder of ill? vtnrId"s rec- ords. Wcdnesdav was named 1956 , champion among nlrter with and horses.

The Thnrolighhr-rl Racing Asatr t-iation. in annual contention. an- nounced that Swat-is received roles to I0 for Viixllllil. with two to Slimmer Tan and one to Bardstovin.

In 25 race: over a three year- period. Swaps finished out of the money only twice. once as a two- year-old and once this year.

to Ruth Stories for Vancouver

FRANK ROPEB

This-liiiyrp. Lltzenberger. Skiiv. Wil-i

Ccincidiens Capitalize On Leaf

of R Y(' and Thane Mann nl piaiin: liiiii-ii lwtii-r hnf'ltrY .-inc!

summgrgjdo, iliiit llak iiI:iied only he Liioli met as tlicin lcarlcr.

1 name, are ahead of him A laruc r'i't-Ml is lirinl-I MItN'iPd Mann will we his first action for this tiiulp mitt as a conveni-

VA.Vt'Olli'ER tFPt Babe Ruth LPSLZIIF world sericsu

at Charlottetown. Local tana willlence in hockey tans there will he

the top I!0fl1llElllInl'l in North Amer-

be ammug iii ill": (,1. i an advance sale nl tickets at the) in for junior Canadian and Amer- the late at the east team in this inw ,,,h,, ,,,,a taught. or rm-km;.,ti-mi;i tiiitinmi-ri 4-an nii-ti tlirtirlican hasehall rila)'r-rs- viill he hnldiS.1tiirrIai"x shrine east-west foot- fjyg rlnnr iiii , .. . tor 55 rliltats up i'-lll).l.ItYlP rliliiit: the rlnyl in Vanrnilirr it ita: announced Iiall lllt lic"r. hilrlrllerl indoors with

Nllnljtvs and Li-iiiimiririaii-"ii high acorlng ('arier brothers off the

acorcsheet The Ace: have made some ini- provemanfn recently and now

mom to he solid defensively with Syl Rarnarrl hack in action and Fort 'llacArtitiii- Viiztare Reeves. Frank Steele ciiarrling the him- ltne. Grant Grariv was injured in Charlottptiturt In the laiit game and 4.: not lllcelv to riiny

The Ares now hate there well lialarired forward lines to throw at Parkdnle and coach Lorne Hi-nnunpy has had his nqilad

icarrigiiiidaiha 5, Ta Wins in Pre-Christmas Loop

'rhp FFAF. flyerii heat Niel league leatllnx Freeloun Royal: hi the first game of a doiihlalieadcr tn the Pre-Christmas l-PFIKHF at Summersldl Civic Stadium la at light by the More of 5-3. The Rovale having lost Thane Mann to the Area used Johnston in the nets, and the new tzoaler played ti prctty fair game. most. of the zoalii that beat him being the result of re- boiindtt.

Wlckntrnm led the alrlorce ani- pern. lettlnl one goal and three usistil. Sawyer hart a brace ot tallies.

SIMMARV

Fir-t Period 1 Friar-tniiii ('. Mill tMacMul'dol 8.35. 2. R.C.A.l".l Dobhon lwickrtroml 1 25; I. R.C. A.P' --Harv-lnnn am.

i

Penalties Bnwnnu

Sn-ntitl Period - 4 R l' A I" Saw- yer 'Wlrk.strnm' 2 .19. 5 R fl A F. Wirkurnmtldnrrisoni .1 20: K. R C. A F Sawyer iwtrkxtrnrnt 9.02:i 1. Freetnwn-- Dorsey ll-30. ,

Penaltles- None.

Third Prl'lNl- F'l'a-rtniiil Ari- drriic -l.cwi.-.t 9 ill

rPHIlllPS--n0bSOH. IA-vini.

Trotters Wiriii Over R.C.A.F.

Tllr Trntiprtz defeated the R Ct A F hminstprn in at regular iznme of the City Basketball league lut aizlr at the airport hv the score. of 62-37 to win their fourth atraiglltl game .

The Trotterl. undefeated an yet., more pared to victory by Wendall (Sump) Gilli: with a 22 point per- for-miiaco and Mark Ladner with I7 pninte.

,n.i.i......iiti.... i... Third Eflace iioleaiiiig YMCA 61-47

itrtiii-a :;iiiic tinir at 'he AliPnaVlIPl'D Wedncsrlni.

olltcc. l It itill he the lift! Iifnp the Np.

: Gama tinw Iiiiii.;tii in Ho sharp ,4” ha, ha," hair; "1 (mm, ,,m trainin: rzroultrl

will he in rnnlilnctinii with Brit-

LmE"Y "WEl.N:' lthlt Fnlumhinin centennial celebra-

PaRKDll.F.:. iinll - l'lrincr- he Hm” lamp. A narllmm Jnimi wnnd' t' I t t the vii-we vtlll he Rratli lliinrrx loi'u.iirlt ti Farmnm:i'nll;f;;'l':n;:' l.hm"mM": "M"- x;:;.(.:' ;AH:”,n:'””Hhn:)TL""' pox:-d mainiv nf I5-vear-olrls. ren- T ' ' ' it ' i rcecntinc i.5m Puihn fliith lc:t:iii-a AFF!:- Goal Marin. Defense rN Canada and the l'nited Staten-. Nevin: Rm-ii.iiil. xiii-Arthiir. Gama: will hp playpd at night Steele: l'nriiardi- ilvvinrtsscy. F in Canada and the United stair.-s. Grarii l" lliii-is tiitrlt lc. Chlnw Aug, I724 ill Gallant llrllll, Shepherd, 6. Heri-iv.

illgersllrdeilteidvloa ke lRellll1l Ed Blake To Kansas City

Alhnriv heat the wlnlisu Albert JAFKSONVll.l.F3. Florida 'APll

ton Retain no In the Iernnrl game. Baseball commissioner F n rd Pat N'ooii:in was the lit: ritiint zeti Frlclt Wednesday nmp;-pd Detroit ler lnr St Pain. racking up f0Ut'ITilPrl to return to Kansas City rgjnaie an: tlhrt,-in asalstlx Dglhert pitcher Ed Blake. one of the play.- nwtinn I t rco goal: an two on involi-pd in Mnndgyji nigh- helpern. lntayer deal ha-tween the two It '-vim nv . cliihs. H.-.g it...-mt 1 ,ut,,.,.,,,, thl Fri:-k ruled that Flake who tiaiidi-i lMlllI'tl.'llIi 2 42. 2 Aihaiiylhari hrvn itratmi by Kansas City

3, All,any,.p, xiionan i()atw;;y' earlier that day from Toronto

rnmiui.-mi 5 .11, 4, Alberto"- Maple beer: of the international,

Kinrth R09: 3 Alhanv Dnwsorhi L'”"'i'm'"' "mu" wml "ml tram:-ron. P NUOIIHIP 11:15, 5, Athicticn at lenat ihrmizh March Mhani Famririn inaiizon, P. 75 heforn his contract ran he A5-

xiiim,-iiii ll 22 7 'lli).-my haw. sictirrl to another rliih

-.nii llrhllrrbvknnt iz 1:. ti, AIlwr- Jark t""lmlRlI. a l'lRl'lll'illfl'd

iiiii itillman ii., naiiiis-t, Haiiiyl rittrhrr "ll" Wm "W Hill Wit

144; ei:ht for the Athletic! last year. pmaulu; V0,... I'Al dent in the Tiger: in ninca sci-and Period - ll ilitaiii P. of make

Nnonnn lTlltlnll"l.Ifml 025, IO AI-l

hrrtnn Mlllman l-S2, ll. Alliany-- E V.” .m ma

. N i ' , D.- , l 9 l 5 ..."”i";"iiii.1i";:'".l.. r.;:.i".i". Mlramlchl Whips ltlnrrlvt 1.1 00

Ppnaltle: None

Third Pr-rinrlK H can it? Vmnnn. tialriervini IR Alhertnn Hairiv 9:20.

Penalties - Fraerr. Welsh

Rclr-rec for both lamcs---(Zokc Grady.

Dalhousie 6-2

Ni-7W('A5Tl,l'7. N Miramicht Beaver: .arniind goalie Paul Leclerc for molt at the time Wednesday night A and defeated Dnlhousle Rtinzern 5-7 In a North Shore Hm-key l,r,iL'iIr Cainf

The win nrlvanipd iiliramiilii In : cecnnrt place tie with Bnthuri Pam-rmnkc-ra nnlv toiir points ht- low the other two ciiihe. Daihouate and Camphdltmi Tiitrrs. now tied for llrti place. Lerlcrc hall an

Alhaiiv llnw R101?

R tCT'l

llls wav.

T The lllirnmirhi talltc-1 urre di- ltcphiiiii uiax ton man it! the an VMM among Ml" Gmwing nmu ""3 "H" H l"'”"' 37"" Md n Hewev, Ron Gaiidet. Ed Hillman. '"""""' i n i- ch Jackie Schmidt and TrotterI:- ladner l7. Mar-lean ?::,ivtn?:,.khl",. 3,," nan," I K Rearli ll, ilrGnnncll 2. and TM (-amp,” ",,.,,.1 gm. ",1.

Gillia 22, Lcllagr 7. Doyle: ,",W,.

Ready 2 Total 52. 1 l..C.A.l-'.:- Byrne R. Heptiiirii H. n t ”" " " LATE OLYMPIC FLASHES

Fhikiewicx; Little 2. Ternan 6. Atkinson I; Henley; Heaslip 1: MELBOURNE lReul.iarst --Tak- nsllt Ono nl Japan It'll me i

Sharkey 1. Total 87. nm men horizontal bar ltcl gold medal today.

for combined exercises in Olym- plea wrestling atlcr completion of all nations Wednesday;

i. Lerlsiu latyiitua. llassln. 74 O3! mints; I. All!!! Kola-6, unwary. 716k: 3. Gotta Pleura- inva. Russia. mm; 4. Elena la- tdean. Romania. 74”: l. mu 1..., nmiury. 74.312; 0. Tamara Inlaa. kinda. 7l.Sl.

N.I'I.l.. 51' ANDINGS

rasv niszht. only in shot: camel

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or Expected Warmer

The 1953 uarmcr clinic at the west coast.

built a dam

5- The Chu-lotbtown on-.iiii-n.'rIiunihy,noa.q.uac

Penalties For 3-l

TORONTO (C?)-Montreal Can- adiens. capitlizing on Tomato pen allies in the aecond period. for two goals, Wednesday night da- fealed the crippled Maple Leafs .'l-I before 13.28! National Hockey Leanne fans

The Montreal victory left. them in third place hilt moved them to uithin two points nf the second- place Detroit Red wings. idle Wed- nesday night. Tm-iiiiio. in the midst of a slump due mainly to injur- ies. remained in fifth place.

Rightwiriger Hernia Geoffriun, leflwinger Dickie tlnnrr and cen- tre Jean BPlIlOHll were the Mon- treal Marksmcn The Toronto god was by Ron Stewart playing right wing.

The first period ended l-l and Canadienn counted twice while the Leafs were shorthand:-d in the sec- ond frame The final 20 minutes were scoreless '

Geoffrion opened the St'Ul'lIlK af- ter only a minute and 1.1 seconds of play, snarl": lincinate Bell- ir-ati': rink-xitiie link: and heat- ing Loaf nnnlir rirl ('hniiwit-k from 25 "vol out STEWART Tll-ill lT

Stewart made ii I I at ll:4 with a 10-foot ii:-ii-klinnili-i' that irhippedl past Jacques Flame": knee into the Nlontrcal llf'I I

llcIInut'ni;ir. Iiiii lliirrixon and (l'lIll'P 'RlItl) llilzliv itere serving time at 1'1 33 of thr miildlc period

Trinililc

Coach

Climate On Coast

l'AN(itlllVF'R '(iPi Jim Trim- e of Hamilton expected a

The coach of the Big Four Ham- ilton Tigcr-Carp, who is directing

his team 'Tiirstl.'iv as snow rnatcd

their ncarliy Nevr Westminster

l Alter another fall overnight piled

Victory

vihcn Moore. the loagua' lady in; goal-scorer. aunt ungu-g:1 nag

R in. Moore has 14 goals- End haa -:p' half d them against the club.

Milly was still off about a min- ute later when lallveau'a pretty Kohl ended the setting. The his centre carried the puck right up

to Chadwick": doorstep before;

tucking it in the unpfogected cm-. ncr of the net.

The Maple lAllI' battered

By JOE IKEICHLEI JACKSONVILLE. an. MP)- whii, the higher clanlflcatinn nt- nor leagues were drattl-III 3 P117- crn at a coat. of 8156.750 Wednes- my, major league uacutlva were getting down serlou trade talk at the annual IIIIIC league nacetuill - Although the only deal conun- mated thus far tuna. beeaollt day's eight player 6 ii , tween Detroit and Kmu City. officials were lookinl forward to one of the most active trade &

REMOTE WATEIIFALI.

The Alexandra waterfall on the my River near Great Slave Lab plunges 150 feet.

REDS DICKER cor rrrctiaas T O. '

Maiors Talk

2 5 5

its

and lladdix. elf," Smith do- "Wa rejected It. didn't offer ua uioulh-"

near to trade. Not only that. they've actually gotten down to ht-au tack: and mentioned names. Unleu I'm all wet.

E

-1 E

volving such big namea an Richio

. Fa 3-.t't T I :.V: x ,5:- Iv... 1'.-J? Alnoroa for either clmnll or Ham. rilc ll the Ptillllu duh-ed the Ne- grolalt tlaklai-.'l'hoPIllsareoiia of the three clubs in the major. without a Net" vllvcr.

By lteiroli Wings

EDMONTON tCPl M 1).ge,,.,l -- mati Al Arbour of Edmonton Fly. an of the Wutan Hockey Iago. Ina been recalled by the pun! Detroit Red Winn of the Natloiul Hockey League. An announcement Wednesday aatd Detroit would lend rcarguard Larry Hill;-nu down to Flyefl

lineup in: patched with minor

league farmhanda. On the ride.

lines with injuries are dcfeni-emen .lIm Thomson and Hugh Bolton SM lithtwlngera George Arm- strong and Gerry James.

Rearguard Bobby Baun and win- ger Ron Hunt. called up from Rochester of thgmnerlcan Hockey League. took up some of the slack but not enough to hold on the fast-breaking Montreal club.

Canadlcna played without the great Maurice (Rocket) Richard. who is recovering from an elbow operation last week.

Lineup

Montreal - Goal: Plants; tir- fence: Johnson. Talbot. Karvo.-y,l Turner. St. Laurent; furwards:i Belivcau, Geoffrion. Olmatead. H. Richard. Curry. Moore. Lcc-lair. Cressman. Pi-onovoat. Marshall.

Toronto -- Goal: Chadwick; de fence: Reaume. Baun, Morrison. llortnn. Ma('Ncll: forwards: Brian Cullen. Barry Cullen. Pultord. Ml- zay. Stewart. Smith, Sloan. Hurst,

liiilf. Nykoluk. Referee: laoulil Maachin. lines- iiien: Bill Morrison. George Hayes. SUMMARY

First period: 1. Montreal. Geot-

trion tfleliveau. Olmateadl 1:13; 2. Toronto, Stewart tsmith. Mi- lxayt ll:l4. Penalties: Beltiteauj

12.09, l7:tll. Hurst 17:01. Horton

1.1

Second period: 3. Montreal. Moore Illarvcy. Geoffrlonl 12:33; 4. Montreal. Beliveau iMoore,

snow three lncheii high on the .park. 'l'rimhlc tnnk his eastern all-' lstars to the North Shorr, across, llliiri-airl lniiii from Vancoiiverf WlN'l'P at lAPHlllPF freak had left a park uirface relaltvelv free of the football plavrir'a nemesis. l i 'UDRl1lllIllf! ttrtnrh Frank tronl ivy and hi: western chnrizes aai IilltllPfl A ”lic:-lrty - niitdoor:" atti- tiirlc and stuck to ht-isk wnrkoiits lit the open air at west-end Brock- tnn Point Oval. I

"track." iiniil lvv. oxpmlng his 0i-(lnhomii complexion to 20-degree winds. "thin nlnll cold. brink may-

lw. tiiit not cold" Rnlh l'n.1('lWlS annniilti-ed I it p I r Itartiniz llnmlfll for the hem-lit

gents-, for which more than 14.0!!!

tickets have already been sold for

IPltl lvl l-Tntnlre Slarllilm. .' ' vi-"nr:.s'iclt ttiirrosr

Rr-iininn Island in the India Oi-can ha: been A French posses- sion since I643.

CIIDM

WEEKEND

Geolfrionl 12.11. Penalties: Le- clair 5.15. Morrison 7:38. 10.53, liiligay ll.5ll. Turner 16:05. Third period: Scoring: None. Penalties: Beliveau 5:50. Reaume ltlflflo Moore 16:19. How Flame 7 7 ll-Zi Chadwick 'I it B-S

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