Storm Oiver Argos' Firing Of U.S. Players Continues

NTO. (GP) - The storm thffmonm Argonauts blew up by mm; all their American players H394 unabated Wednesday night ,5 team director I-lariy Sonshine was accused of wrecking Canada's football relations with the U. S. ”in

w o onE,gel1l):nd)u.i?and. one of the new co.ownera of Montreal Alouettes. ch”-ged that Sonshineis action was mgariless and harmful" and that me goodwill and integrity built me, ",3 years in the US. l'havt: been demolished in one iell swoop.”

The accusations were made in a pmpgred statement after Dandur- ma talked by telephone to Son- shine.

The Argo team director. com- mgntjng on the stntemeiit, said that he had a ”irieiidly discussion" with pandurand. He said the Argonauts gciifin was not as high-handed as 1( appeared. .

" CHANGES NECESSARY

The team had finished out of the 3.3 Four piayoiis the last two sea- 5nnB and there was no alternative but to institute major changes.

Many fans have illdicated their Sympathy (or the Iired. Americans beuuss or the way it was done and the timing of the aniiounce- mflrlitd players weren't told before- hand and it came only a couple oi weeks beiore Christmas. The fans tagging an opinion have criticized the club (or this and for not giv- mg any of the Americana who plai- ed well last season a chance to mmpgig against the new imports.

Dandtirand in his statement also

criticized the timing oi Argos' move. He said: "If Mr. Sonshiiie's ,..tion was oi a publicity nature.

the Christmas spirit was poor tim- mg to say the least as some oi these young Americana are about

to be called ior service in the

United states Army." PLAYERS BITTER.

The players are also bitter over A.rgos' intentloris not to release them outright and make them free agents until after Argos see wheth- er they can trade them.

A club oilicial other than Son- ahine said no decision on releases will be made until after the big four annual meeting in Montreal Jan. l5.

Chelsea Holds Hungary Soccer Team To 2-2 Tie

LONDON. (Reuters) - Hungary's championship Red Banner club was held to a 2-2 tie by Chelsea Wednesday in a ragged Interna- uoiiai soccer match marked by an almost unprecedented series of three missed penalty kicks.

A crowd or 44,000 fans watched the hard-fought match in which ilie English first division club fail- ed to score on two penalty tries and the Hungarians missed on one. Soccer experts here could not re- member a similar occurrence in a iirst-class match.

Playing on a sort. slippery field with virtually no wind, the Hungar- ians were the more dangerous club throughout most of the game. They were awarded seven corner kicks to Chelsea's two, all in the second half.

ANCIENT ISLAND

Natives of the Baltic island of Gotland were seafarers and trad- ers as long ago as 1000 BC.

t)i.'R BOARDING HOUSE

sport Eclim Friiiii ', Prince county V

-Garth Gay has returned home from Plctou, and will probably line up with the Aces this winter. Garth was going great guns with the Roy- ala. so it was certainly not a ques- tion ol his not making 800d with the Plctou team. whatever his rea- son for quitting the A. P. C. Lea- gue, summeraide hockey ians will be glad to see him back. Garth was playing on the iorward line for Plctou. but will doubtless go back to defence here. a position which. we understand, he prefers.

There is chance that Paul Schur- man will also be in Summcralde this winter. though this is not de- iinite. we behave. as yet. If Paul Gets back. and Joe liemard de- cided to don the blades, we might have a pretty strong team here this year aiter all.

There is now talk of reviving the old Prince county League. with Alberton. O'Leary and perhaps Bor- den joining up with Summersidc to make a three-or iour-team cir- cuit. This might prove a pretty exciting league ii the terms prove to be evenly matched a: they very well might be. There is talk of an organizational meeting at the Town Hall in summerside next aunday.

We enjoyed sitting in on a talk on reiereeing by Carl Voss, head oi the National Hockey League oiiicials, at the Canadian National Hotel in Charlottetown Monday night. Mr. Voss naturally knows and gave the referees and coaches the business from the ground up. assembled a lot of useful tips on how to be 9. successiul arbiter. one of the things that impressed us

most was his advice to tiset the

MAJOR HOUPLE

A BIG FAT .5

OLD DUMMY! LAST YEAR I. A-siceo cote Are ELEPHANT, Au ATOM some

AN' A PIANO AND I NEVER

YAAA!,F youine , HEQE.

WHAT Kano OF -sAn'rA l5 He .7. He JUST Peolwsso A

Schoolboy Curling Ch'ships Open Ar Sydney On Feb. 15

GUELPH. Onl... (GP)-The Cag- dlan schoolboy curling champi - ships will start in Sydney. N. s., Feb. la, it was announced Wednes- day.

Bob Sutherland, vice-chairman of the school curling committee in the Dominion Curling Association. said there is a possibility that New- foundland will be represented ior

the first time since the student bonspiel graduated to a. national series in 1047. That would mean all lo provinces would take part.

The event has always been a nine-game, round-robin aiiair. completed in four days. Provincial champion student curlers will fly to and from Sydney, thereby reduc- ingktime away tram school to one wee .

Yanks Announce Golf Team

MONTREAL (CP) -- Five top money-winners. along with the U.S. national open golf champion and the U. S. Professional Golfers As- sociation champion. will oppose the Canadian PGA squad in the iourth annual Hopkins Trophy matches. it was amounced Wednesday.

The matches move to an Am- erican venue after three successful tournaments in Canada and will be played Jan. 18 and 19 at ihe La Jolla Country Club. near San Diego. Calf.

The U. S. team will be com- prised of Ed Furgol. open cham- pion; Chick Herbert, PGA cham- pion. and top-money ranking Bob Toskl, Jack Burke. Jr., Marty Fur-

atsndard of refereeing early in the mat period." Games in which rough stuff is let go in the first frame grow progresalvely worse. Voss said, and the game tends to get out oi hand. Generally, if 3 lot of penalties are called in the that period, the number tends to lessen as the game goes on. with the third period: hav- ing few or none.

Right now it looks as it the Char- lottetown Islanders are a shoo-in for Maritime honors. barring. or course. hard luck in the shape of injuries. which no one can predict. or do anything about, when they happen. It's been a long time since the Island has had such a chance to back a team which could be one oi the teams to beat in the Allan Cup playdowns in the spring. So let's get down to the games. iellows, and get acquainted with this exceptionally iine team. so we'll know them Well come playdown time.

IRISHTOWN SCHOOL October and November Report

Grade IX - l Beryl MacLend; 2 Lois Staveri; 3. Clifford Mac- Leod.

Grade VIII -- 1. Bloyce Siavert: 2. Willie Paynter; 3. Mlrium Sim- mans.

Grade VII-, 1. Gerald Brown; 2. Thelma MacLeod; 3. Joyce Stavert and Lewis S imm ons (equal).

Grade V - 1. Linda MacLeod: 2. Ronnie MacLeod; 3. Elric Camp- bell.

Grade IV - 1. Donald Stavert: 2. Wendall MacLcod; 3. Wendall Stavert.

Grade Ill - 1. Irene Evans: 2. Shirley Evans; 3. Lois MacLeod.

Grade II - 1. Harold Evans; 2. Joe Brown.

Grade 1 -4 1. Julie Campbell: 2.'

Kathryn Campbell; 3. Late Mac- Lend.

Perfect Attendance for October and November. Beryl MacLeod. Linda MacLeod. Joan Simmons. Wendell MacLeod. Irene MacLeod. Shirley Evans. Lois MacLeod. Julie Campbell. Kathryn Campbell. Blair

Evans. William MacLeod. T '; . Mrs. Olive J. Mat-,L4-,oil.

gol, Jerry Barber and Dr. Cary Middlecoff.

Announcement of the make-up was made jointly by the American and Canadian trustees or ihe.l-lopkins Trophy matches in conjunction with the PGA bodies of both countries. The Matches are sponsored by the International Golf Association and its founder and president. John Jay Hopkins, inter- national industrialist.

Full make-up .0! the Canadian seven-man team has not been an- nounced except ihat Stan Leonard of Vancouver. 1954 CPGA cham- pion, will be a member.

RA-DIOACTIVE SNOW

SEOUL (Reuters) - A leading South Korean nuclear scientist. Proi. Kwon Ryong Tai of Seoul University. said Wednesday that snow wihch fell here two days ago had a harmful amount of radio- activity in it. He thought Russian atomic experiments might be re- sponslble for the radioactivity. the first reported in rain or snow in South Korea.

lE!3" -

Kensington

. team's

I-ii-I-I-ii

fhuisdiy. Dec. 10. 1954 The Giiardlan Page 1

VAN HEUSEN

VANGUARD Shirts .95

Fine Counl Broadcloth.-Trubenlzed Fused Collars 7 Short Point or Regular Collars

Single or Double Cuffs on While:

White - Blue - G r e y - Beige Beautifully Gill Boxed

more 5. M9LEOD 1.;-ired

each

4"-i'.'i&5tZ?.?ii3w5'-i4'Ei&iEo'-E-5-Ex'e"r 7'

SCHURMANS SCHO0

Presents For Your Christmas Listening Enjoyment. Friday. December 1') 1h. 1954 or 7:30 P.M. Over Radio Station CJRW

A Special Christmas Program

By the Convent of St. Mary's. Summerside You Will Hear

and THE Finals of the 1-3 Classroom Division.

INTERSCHOLASTIC QUIZ CONTEST

The following schools will compete in a, sudden death play off at the Summerslde High School at 5 p.m. Friday, December 17th, 1954.

SEA VIEW - CAPE TRAVERSE - UPPER FREETOWN -- FERNWOOD

The two winning teams will be the supper gilt-sis of the M. F. Scliiirman Co., Ltd., and will iippcar

-on the evening program.

Songs and Stories of Christmas by the Girls' Choir Grades 8 - 9 - 10.

Geraldine Noonan - Grade 10 -- Reader. Yvonne Gaudet - Grade 7 a Vocalist

For this Special Program the Quiz Contest will take place at 7:30 and the Clii-istmas Program will follow.

A Public Service of the M. F. Scliiirman Co., Ltd.

SUMM ERSIDE Charlottetown

Famous "Tootel"

ressiiig Gowns

. 9.67

E 20 Only-Reg. l9.50-Brolten sizes. l

Rayon Material

' Washable-Made in England

0 ly at Moore 5' McLeod

l!lJTE' iill? iI1HlI3 '!fl31!JRl ON SALE TODAY AT 10 A. M.

THE TIE

Geol-

.17

3 f each or

REGULAR 32.00 NEGKTIES

From Canada's largest tie manufacturer and each tie carries the manufacturer's price tog.

3.00

Just arriving this morning- Not on sale Before l0 a. in. Truly the buy of the year-All this season's patterns Nationally advertised in all the leading magazines Individually Giff Boxed

SORRY

DIAMOND SOX SPECIAL

Delayed In Shipment On Sale Friday

Menis Jock

ey Shorts

-I

Reg. l.25 value - All first quality by Harvey Woods All sizes 30 to 44 inch waist

For that little extra gift give Dad or Brother a pair of shorts.

MGDRE Es M?LEODI."mil59