Lively Game
tCP)- Glace Bay Miners trotted out forward-line power tonight to defeat Charlottetown Islanders 6-3 in a Maritime Mlajor Hockey Lea- giic game here. Minors looked like a last-place club nation of Bill Mecracken, Hub Marcy and Pop Backer swung into action. The line teamed up for four of the Glace Bay Crncken and Backor pair each.
Jimmy MacKen7.ie tallied for Islaiidt-rs.
Cl1.'JI'l(1LlE'i0W1'l started the ing early in the first peiaod. Hub Beaudry betiting Don Lockhart iinnc: tcd, while Bill Hagen was Sfrlkll, a minor penalty. But Min- ers w:ped out the lead within two niiitiitrs and stayed in front ll1'N'l'.l'.',.:lOlll. Br-'1 Cooper
anything but
notching II
in ice
fired Miiit-rs'
tit-art four m.niitcs later of the 15 minute markf
lVlacKen7..e rifled his first goal past L'.)iiil1llI"l midway in the mid- rlle fran.e. Four iiilntites later Mr-
Criit:keii talllrd agaiii on a pass
litiiii I-l:it"..rr aiirl ').'lai-"3. Xl.'iclx'cii2ie. teamed tip with
tlziry G.')l'flDll early in the thif:l
perv-rl to trim HIIIICIN lead to one urinl. but B'i:-kor rapped home two u.th 11 one minute to clinrh the gninc.
tiirs ith.Ec Al Millar in tiie Char- lntietnwii nets turned aside 38.
Only four minor penalties were hntitlcrl out in the cleanly-fought en:-ountcr. They went to Hagen, Ron llnrst and Bill Burega in the
L.-. r. ..
Saints VVhip
The Saint Dunstan's University basketball team took up idhere their football team left off as they whipped the Summerside R. C. A. F. team 90-43 in an exhibi- tion game at the Alumni Gym- nasium last. night.
The. players set a fast pace for an opening game with the Saints jumping into n commanding lead in the early minutes. The air- men settled down in the latter ltages, however, and demonstrat- ed that they will have A top
notch team before the season is over. The Saints led 50-22 at half-time.
As usual the Saints Jack Rear- don was the leading point getter. Jack had 20 points and for any- one else this would be considered an outstanding evening's work. For Reardon. however, it was only a mediocre night partly due to the tart. that he was.favoring
a sore leg and was used only port-time. Pets Dunphy and newcomer
Gus Dorais shared the runner-up honors between them with 14 points each. Earl MacKinnon, a sub on last year's team who has been showing great form this fall. picked up 13 points. McNaughton of the Air Force led the losers with 11 points fol- lowed by Bill Green with 10. Richmond, I new player with the Air Force. had seven points and Ross Burns six. The airmen used 12 men. among them eight newcomers to bas- ketball in this province. Coach Earl Smerdon playing sparingly. .. FS PF Til 20 14
MacDonald Mooney Totals
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Miners Flash Form To Defeat Islanders 6-3 In .
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. Chnrlott.etown C Goal. Mlllaif: (defence, Gray, .Vlel.agan. Hurst: t forwards. Whitlock, G o r ti o n. lBeaudry, Bonhoninie,
Bellringer.
l McKenzie. Hagen.
. Glace Bay-Goal. Lockhart: de- as the wmb" i fence, Cooper. llinchberger, Burega. Ver-
Eivfyketyn. Lambert; forwards, trier. Schiller. Raynak, Miller, Kel-
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.-lcr, Marcy, Anindio, Mccrackcii. Batliflii l SUMMARY l First Period l-Chiirlottctowii. Braudry . 0:12 2-Glace Bay. Cooper tl(cl!ei'. Miller) . 8:30 3-Glace Bay. Schiller . Q tverrier, Myketyni 12:40 4-Glace Bay. liccrncken i tiylncey. Baeknrl 14:58
Penalties - I-laigeii 6:32, Hurst 18 C3. Burcga 18:53. .
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Tliirtl Period
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(Cordon) -' i .3-Glace Bay. R.'1(tkfll' (.V1at::y Mecrackeiil 7.22 9-Glare Bay. Backor l (Macey. lV.Crackcn) 8:18 l Penalty - Mcl..-igan 19:14. Stops: Mlllar 13 15 10-- ”- ll 8 7
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90-43 In Hoop Game
MfMTHLE.'liEli7aTtE?s Sydney 31.000 Pending Game
The Maritime Major Hockey League has advanced Sydney Mil- lionaircs 51.000 until the post- poned lslanders-Miliionaires game of last. Wednesday night has been played, it. was learned from Dr. F. C. Dougan, Islanders Club Piesi- dent yesterday.
Dr. Dougan vra.-z speaking in re- ference to a. news item which stated the Islanders would be fin- ed 51.000 if the game were not played. ”The Club was not fined 51,000 and if the game were never played it would not affect the local Club, in any way." he stated. lle added that the game would be played at A later date.
In reference to the 5150.00 fine reportedly levied on the Islanders the Doctor stated that he didn't think the Island Club would have to pay it. A club is fined this amount if it. does not get in con- tact with the home before five o'- clock on the afternoon of a game.
The Islanders Club, President stated that Coach Murph Cham- berlain attempted to contact Art Lipton of the Millionaires from Wallace, N. 5., before five last Wednesday but could not get through to Sydney on account of badvtelephone connections. The Islanders will use this argument to
' dispute the fins.
Plans To fight "Greedy" Major Baseball Leagues
their radio You'd think
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use of the 24-hour recall majors. although it has not
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GLACE BAY. N. S. NW. 25 y and George McLagqn in the
Clements,
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wonder the association attendance
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LITTLE SPCRT
FACE SESFTT"
l One of the matters which
the team represeiitatives brought up all ,Si1nday's meeting of the M.M.H It. ,in New Glasgow was that doiilzng lw.th the intei'pi'ctntioii of rules be-
itiveeii players and referees. The lteams asked that the rt-'erees con- fer only with the captains or alter-
nate aptnlns. This incans that the re 5 now ll.1l'C the blessiiig of the clubs to slap miscondiirt pen-
alties on any of the players. other Ithan the captains ot'naltcrn:il.es. who .persist in arguing: over the rules on lithistle calls. Of course the inis."oii- duet penalty was always in i'orce
30 for such a Vlf)l.'tl.lO11 but iinfortiiii- 35
ately it has never been too str;rt.ly
nr"ci't-d to by the MM.H.L. offic- ials.
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Another matter that came in for
considerable discussion and whicli
E8 has considerable merit was that (ill
,settln5z up a pool system for the finishing positions in the lcaqiire. S,i-dne.v's Steve MacDonald came in with a siiggrstion that the team finisliing in first place be aiven 33 per cent of such a pool. The sec- ond place teaniyoiild receive 27 per cent, the third place team 2:! and the cellar dwellers 18. Each team would contribute 3.30 a game to the establishing of such R pool There was no definite decision reached on. the matter. . .
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The Glace. Bay Miners appeiir to have something verv potent in their combination of 1-litb Mwcey. Bill Mcoracken and Pete Backer. Last night they kayoed the Islanders with a four goal spiiirgze. Maoev is qikite a. play-maker but unfortun- ately has been plagued with num- erous injuries since coming to the Maritimes. Should he remain sound and play between Mccracken and Backor as he did last nisht. he could give the Miners one outstand- ing line. Althoiigh not. too flashy. the Miners play is hard ganie. Tliey always have at least one forward back to check an opposing Wll1L'- man on a break. They throw the puck around well and in a big rink like Glace Bay they are tough to beat.
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The big question in Maritime football circles concerns the Me- Curdy Cup. Some Nova Srzotians still hoping that there might. be a way to keep the Cup on the south side of, the Northumberland Strait have proposed a game at Dart- mouth. N.S. between S.D.U. and the Caledonians. The manager oi the Dartmouth Ball Park has come forth with such ft suggestion. He might. first have explained how Yai-mouth got into the rugby pic- ture this fall after they had. failed to register with the .U. at the proper time. It was t Ysrmouth- Caledonia game played at an im- proper date which caused the re- cent. furore.
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To dismiss move onto something more import- ant. the question which presents it-
Mccurdy Cup?
d T"7 . cording to our way of thinking. Coming 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 25 ..(AP)- Two prominent football men in the WW 2 Frank Shaughnessy, president of City. Mike CB-mpbill and Jlm Coyle Gr”n"" 10 the International Baseball League have also suggested that St. F-X. Lmd to is going to Phoenix. Ana. and the be suspended for their part. in let.- MCNMWMOH 11 minor league meetings to oppose ting the Cup get. out of their pos- Murdock 0 the 'greedy majors' attitude to- session. They state that St. 1r.x has Bmm 6 ward radio and the 24-hour recall. a moral and legal obligation to Munjny 0 0 "They (the major leagues) pipe produce the cup which they won Ham” 0 0 their games into our towns," he last year. The ,Xaverlana should Andngm 0 3 said. "and even build up excursions certainly make some effort to se- gmordmii 1 2 to take our own fans away 1i-om cure the cup from the Ciiledonlans -fowl 19 43 town for the week-end. and they should have done so be-
r for the Saint' Dunstans Alumn banquet. on December 3rd..
serve the gate. I O
1-UESDAYL. a problem in his own league.
Child,”-3. skaung 4 tn 530 "They ran a shuttle service in griflnlt-Jr; grugo. tt;”Pi;esidcn:lcgf
Gene”! shuns 5 m m and out or me A-lnermm 'A”g;rl- prgsidehtlofitheantllliilon RI'1damHhh- WEDNESDAY gg HOCKEY yy 3,30 ation all summer. lie said. 0
heir friends , cam.
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for the total. one point a Csmpeon of She:-brooks Saints.
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minor details and
'self is this: What does the Mari- time Rugby Union intend to do if Glace Bay does not give up the The f" st. thing should be to suspend Cal donia ac-
fore now. The fact. that they have not. taken any action indicates that they are in sympathy with Glace Bay. If the cup is not here in time
then both Glace Bay and St. F. X. de-
Messrs. Campbell and Coyle have forwarded their opinions to..Blli
ger of the Abbies football team while Coyle is coach of the Abbies. How did the Mccurdy Cup get out of'st. F.x.? our guess is that it was a joint operation between Glace Bay students at the university and on the Glace Bay
MONTREAL. Nov. 25 -- (OP) - Andre Corrivesu of league-leading Vsileyfleld Brawn leads the Que- bec Senior Hockey League acorins parade with 25 points. Corriveau. league-lender for the second stralaht week. has nine goals and 16 ssjslsta
can Bellvesul of Quebec Aces and Tod
'rmpA.'iria.. Nov. as - mil - OIVY- . weight. battered sic soy wi all
around the ring for--lo. rotindli-hen -. - smart. M. tonight for an unsniinotus d on. Iadler Double: -2 .- ' , but couldn't wtyfga giant, inn Mauls Double: 0 .1 on the csnitm V In when noublu 4 2
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The Islanders tonight will have! :1 chance to move into undisputedl possession of second place in thel lV.i;ii-itime Major Hockey League but they will have a struggle to do the Halifax At.-
it as they meet
lantics at the Forum. outstanding scoring display of the ' The League leading Atlantlcs,season.
tare eight points up on the secondl Since that the Islanders have
Islanders and Sydney M11- in for the locals to-l cut two points off”
plat-e ilionaires. A w lnight would
lthat Halifax lead but a loss wouldlcisioii to Halifax Monday in
move the Atlautics a Ipo:nis out in front. , l Forum Manager Bill Brown ex- pects the largest crowd of the sea- 'son to witness the game. lie has limiications that lsuch will be the lease and has made the necessary
full tenl
preparations to take care of any,looking to gain revenge for Mon- day night's loss
iniite rush at the door as far
last in l aining LICRELS is concerned.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25 -(OP) - Coach Bill Cook of New York Rangers tonight announced changes in his forward lines in an attempt to strengthen the team at centre ice when they meet Toronto Maple Leafs here tomorrow night.
Kelly Burnett, rookie centre ac- quired from Syracuse of the AliI., will pivot a line flanked by Nick Mickoski at left wing and Eddie Slowinski at right wing. Mickoski has centred the Rangers third line until now.
Don (Bones) Raleigh will centre another line with rookie Dean Prentice and probably Jack Stod- dard of Wings. Stoddard, who missed two games because of in- testinal grippe. was released from hospital Monday.
If Stoddard can take his regular turn, it is expected Edgar Laprade and Eddie Kullman will specialize in penalty killing.
The only line still intact has Paul Ronty working with Wally I-lergesheimer. National Hockey League's leading scorer. and Neil Strain.
Raleigh. the team's top plavmak- cr last year. had x-rays taken of his broken left. wrist Monday and it was found the break is healing slowly. As a result Raleign will probably have to wear a protective cast for the remainder of the sea- son.
One source of satisfaction for Cook is the play of goalie Chuck Rayner in the last few games. He has allowed only two goals each against Detl-oit and Montreal since Cook told him '-the job was his.
Stage Inter-liity Badminton Tourney
The Summerside Badminton Club were the guests of the local Y. M. C.A. Club Monday evening at the The "Y" Club edged out a one point win over the visit- ing Summerside group. The "Y's" lead was due to their strong men's
l
doubles winning the four games played. A most enjoyable lunch was
served by the ladies of the "Y" Club, following which many play- crs continued to enjoy more friendly games.
The Summerside Club will play host to the "Y" in the nelr future.
Following are the results of the matches played Monday evening:
LadIes' Doubles
Miss Palmer and Marion Rogers defeated Mabel Cummings and Evelyn Stewart (15-14)
Barbara Hurst and Miss Church defeated Patsy Barrett and Elaine Bourke (21-6) '
Mary Campbell and Millie Cud- more defeated Blanche Hogg and Mrs. Armstrong (1'l-14)
Mlen's Doubles
Bill MacLean and George Pin-via defeated Earl smith and Ross Armstrong (zl-D) .
Don Wonnacott. and Harold Dobson defeated Dug Broome and Jim Harris (21-18)
George King and Charlie Hen- nignr defeated Messrs. Wsrtmsn and Walwyn (21-1)
P in Rays and George Anderson de eated Ross Mscxensie and Chester Maonouald-(21-16)
Mixed Doubles
Bali-bus Hunt and Earl smith defeated Mabel cumnfiiiu sud Bill Mscneon (21-10) l
Mary Campbell and George Pur- vis defeated miss Church and Doug Brooms ((21-7) .
Mr. ind Mrs. Rou'Armsti-ong defeated Ppuy Barrett and Get- don 'wel1ner (21-5)
Blanche Hot: and Jim 1-lsrr defeated Josn Martin and cry Fftobbine (21-16) . ',
Miss Palmer and Mr. Wortnusn defeats Elaine Bourke and won- do11.M ulna (21-all 1 ' 7'
Millie Cudmoro and Harold Dobson 'defestAd'Mu'fon "angers and Mr. mum (21-4) . . Aeouusllatiil rout: ..
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.IY. Rangers Announce Changes In Forwards
ball team defeated the Queen Square
attack. ,
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,'-CHARIIOTIVIETOWNT-. N VEMBER . 23, 1952
cs Tonight
The Islanders and Atlantics both play a wide open, fast pass- ing type of game which delights the fans. The last time. the At- lantics were here the Islanders de- feated them 10-1 in their most
met the Atlanilcs twice in Halifax and lost by close scores on both occasions. They dropped a 3-2 de- ight in one of the better games of the sea-
The Aftlanties will be rested for tonight's game whereas the Is- landers, just home from a two- day road trip, are apt to be tired. However the Islanders will be
and the result should be quite a contest.
Hoop Game,
' The BBS'lllCH.',T;.Il.l'l Club basket-
school team in a C.Y.O. League game at the Holy Name Hall last night by a 53-41 score. Wendall Gil- lls scored 31 points for the win- ners while Bernard MacGulgan and H. MacQuarrie paced the losers
Decide 0n Racingv Dales Al Charloilelown
Racing at. the Charlottetown Driving Park will get underway on Saturday night, June 20 next year and twlo night races will be held each week throughout the summer, it was decided at a recent meeting of the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Ex- hibition As-soclaildn.
Old I-lome Week racing will start on August '1-8th with Old Hobie Week proper starting on Monday. August 10. Afternoon and night racing will be held throughout the week. Purses for Old Home Week races and the dashes during the night racing throughout the sea- son have been increased. The Association is acquiring a new charter which will enable them to race later in the season.
Sam Snead-Viki: Golf Tournament
SOUTHERN PINES. N. 0.. Nov. 25 --(AP)- Sum Sead regained his birdie touch when the going got toughest today to pull out a one-stroke victory in the 35.000 54- hole Julius Boros open golf tour- nament.
The slugger saw a five-stroke 38-hole lead melt in the face of a determined challenge by Doug Ford of Yonkers. N. Y.. and had to birdie the 14th and 16th holes to get back even with pa: for the day and post a 54-hole score of 207. His rounds of 08-67-72 gave him top money of 31,000 and left him nine-under-par for three trlpsi over the 6,390-yard mid pines club course.
Ford had a sizzling outgoing 31, but fell off to 3'? on the way back for 80 and a NI! total, good for 9150 runner-up money.
Hockey Scores
0. H. A.'Sr. A Sarnla 1 Brantford 'l ptratford 0 Owen sound 14 0. 1!. A. Jr. A Guelph 4 Kitchener 5 Windsor 5 Gait 3 Ontario-Quebec Junloi Quebec '1 St. Catherine: I ,- N. 0. II. A. Dr Built Greyhounds 'f Sudbu y 3 . - Murmurs Major. Chsriottatown a Glace Boy 0 Quebec Junior Montreal Canadians 3 Montreal Royals it .
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OTTAWA. Nov. 20 -7(0P) - .'ri-sde Minister Howe is in-tubing up on his footblll. .
The 00-year-old Minister all into Ottawa's Lsndsdovms - Saturday to practice for hf: as;
alcnmout as kickoff man Cup final in ljonnto satur-
- went down to
, merside team beat them
(By Rditon,
Sport Echoes From. Prince County
First of all, congratulations to a fine band of rugby players. St. Dunstan's University. Their record this year leaves little doubt. that they richly deserve the proud title of Maritime Champs. Like Joe Louis who lost to Schmelins. the Saints were defeated once by Acadia, but roared back to a 28-2 victory over the Wolfvilla ag- gregation proving beyond the shadow of a doubt that they were the better team. All other teams defeat before the MacAdamized steam-roller. Con- gratulations to their modest, soft- spoken coach, A. J. 'MacAdam, who seems to have instilled a spirit of good sportsmanship in his charges along with their playing skills. . . . .
We hope we haven't offended our good friend. the author of ”'1”he Realm" in calling one of his sports pronouncements, ft "pipe dream. This would be one of the last things we should ever want. to do. but his statement that the Sum- merside Intermediate team would be barred from the South Shore League was ii bit overdrawn. which he admits. He says he received the information that certain players in Summerside would be barred from that league, from ”a sitting meni- ber on the executive" and ends with: "His word is good enough for us." Well, this member of the exe- cutive's word is definitely not good enough for us. Maybe we're hard to please. but how can one man oe- cide such I matter, and isn't. there a possibility that this member will not be on the executive at all when the new men are voted in?. . .
why will certain Summerside players be barred from the League? Because of their ability? Surely not. because Mark Delaney was not barred last year, and we doubt very much whether we have any players in Summerside at the pres- ent time any better than Mark. Anyway. no offense intended to- wards "The Realm". If he had said in the first. place that it was only one man's opinion. we iiiituiiiliy wouldn't have made the "pipe dream" charge.
. .
0 And now to cross swords again with the sports writer of the Alba- tross. (Seems we're just plain ornery, and hard to live with, these days). We don't. want to cry down that fine ball team of Roasts. We were one of their most. ardent ad- mlrers in that August classic be- tween M.C.A. and the Royals. We never got so many thrills for our free pass before. But, Ross, wheii you say: "A bit is 11 hit is a hit." you're dead wrong. It. ain't neces- sarily so. Sometimes a hit. in our scorebook is a. routine fly ball that some stumble bum in the out- field misjudged. A single through short is occasionally an easy rol; ler that the old man at short's lumbago prevented him from get- ting over to in time. 0 O 0 As for your Royals - hitting Joe Bernard all ver the lot, there's something you ought to know about that. The baseball fans of 1952 didn't see Joe Bernard pitch hall. You may as well say the Joe Page of 1951 was the Joe Page of 1950. Two absolutely different does. youlll admit. Well, the Joe Bernard of 1952 was just as much below the Joe Bernard of 1948-49. Joe fought a bout with pneumonia in the win- ter of '40-50 and has never looked the same on the mound since. There wei-e.times when he seemed to be regaining his old form. but he was never consistently good af- ter '49. o I o ,
We'll tell you something else. If your Royals had been pitted against the "Lefty" McAleer of the late '40's. oh. brother, what a pot. of trouble you'd have been in. We should say that McAleer has lost. about half his effectiveness in the last three or four years.
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In the fall of 1949 Chatham, N. B. came to Summerside to play our
Fzzard . Charles, 3 To 1 Favorite Over -Bivinls . In .10:-Rounder Tonight
By Jerry Links CHICAGO. Nov. 25 -(AP)-Ev zard Charles. comeback-tryingfob mer heavyweight champion. is s 3 to 1 favorite to brush aside. ring- wise Jimmy Bivlns in their Chicago 8 adium 10-rounder tumolrow ni ht. .
The winner can bounce into th thick of the.chase for Rocky Mu- ciano's crown. .
A sparse throng of 4,000-paying a 515,000 gate-is expected at the fifth meeting of theitwo Negro boxers. .
Charles. 31. billed as being on the ferocious side in campaigning for his old title, says he will go for a quick knockout. of the 32-year-old Blvlns. I
Such a victory would almost in- sure the June crack at the winner of the Marciano-Jersey Joe Wal- cott title match next-March which the International Boxing Club has
Sarnia Underdogs In Finals With Toronto
Top Scorers in National league
V Following are the top ten liroren in the National Hockey League; G A
Howe. Detroit Hergesheimer, N.Y. Richard, Montreal Lindsay, Detroit Kennedy, Toronto . Bentley, Toronto Olmstead. Montrea Prystai, Detroit Gee, Chicago Delvecchio, Detroit
promised tomorrow of hi); W-
Chicago has been at fatefulmshetz in Chu-les' boxing career. It was 1,, Comiskey Pary in 1959, the Cincin- nati scrapper beat Walcott to claim Joe Louis' vacated he3VyW(I,IKhl title. It also was in Chicago, chm has nearly called it quits after op. ponent Sam Bsroudl died follow. ing 5. 10th round knockout.
Widely criticized for being too cautious in his 15-round title bout with then champion Walcott in Philadelphia last June, chm” since has flalled sway-tigemlkg I-Ie knocked out Bernie Reyna”; and gave Cesar Bi-ion a. rough mm, in is 10-rounder at New York in hi, last start, Oct. 30.
Bivins is willing to slug it om with Charles, if he wants it um way.
"walcott proved that one good punch on Chsrles' chin will stop him." said Blvlns.
TORONTO.. Nov. 25 - (GP) - Sarnia Imperlala arrived in Tor- onto tonlght. with the reputation as the greatest Imperial team since the 30's when they (rode almost. unchallenged through the Ontario Rugby Football Union.
And they are in for this toughest test. of the 1952 season-the sud- den-death Eastern Canada final Wednesday afternoon against the powerhouse Toronto Argonauts. The winner of this one meets Ed- monton Eskimos Saturday in the Grey Cup final.
Imperlals, 5 to 1 underdogs against the Big Four champions, have been rated the "best ever" Sarnia club to come out. of West- ern Ontario since the mi -301 by Norm Perry who shoul know. Peri-y was a star in those days when Imps piled up a. tremendous . record of nine 'sti-sight. ORFU championships. I
Operating on an annual budget
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Hockey. standing:
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of 318,000 and defying the swing to ' M. M, n, 1,, American imports as practised bv ' the big-league teams since the I W I. TFAHA second World War. Imps main HBMIX -- ---, 13 0 386 70 2! hope was that it would come up Cl1''0Wn 1011 0 70 64 20 muddy to give them a half-decent. Sydney .. 10 10 0 58 63 20 chance against the scullers. And Glue Bay - '7 14 2 61 '16 16 t)lIiJc:mt::aitherman promised to co- NATIONAL LEAGUE
The forecast for Wednesday is a ' "cold, damp day." If it. is muddy Chicago 3 g' :3”; Imperlals have a slight. chance of Toronto 9 8 3 59 62 :1 creating the biggest football upset Montreal 5 5 sum 41 2, in years. ' i
"if it is muddy, look out." coach ggggif ' 3 g 112 Frank Clair of Argonauts warned New Yam 2 u 5 5863 D
his players.
The field has drived out since. last week's rains and only a heavy downpour would rule out the aerial bombing of quarter Nobby Wir- kowskl. Iinperials have relied mainly on a ground attack to win
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Of Montague Hockey Club
Mr. Ralph Beck was re-elected, p sldent. of the Montague Hockey C ub at a special meeting held in Montague last: night. .Other of- ficers include secretary-treasurer, H. F. Landry, and manager. Danny Murray.
A committee was formed to in- clude the executive and Mr. Rich- a.rd Msciiean to interview the Legion rink committee to make arrangements for the coming sea- son. -
Mr. MacLean and Mr. Alan Nel- son were also appointed as dele- gates to attend the Bduthern King's meeting in December, and it was proposed that a delegate be sent to attend the referee school at Chail- ttetown.
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was formed to devise methods 0 C0RP'N- Ll-WT” raising funds to start off the new season. and it. was proposed that C. A. BOSE. Manager.
B. dance be sponsored at. the Beaver Hall at a. later date. After dis- cussing several general matters, the meeting adjourned.
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boys. Before the game. their scorer told us that their team was the but New Brunswick champs that had appeared in years. our sum- 14-1. It was just anti-climax after the thrilling battle we had with Char- lottetown forpthe Island crown. ' I O 0
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