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BruinsxiGain First Victory In 2-0 Win Over Leais

3051-05 ICPI s. Winger latrnetallcrt only it stops. tllfllallltfb he-tng handni out in relv ('ostelln.

h in Before tiiegame. Sam,-tiuk was crcc fled Storey. RetereIe. Red Storey: linea- :::u:;nu:m;I::dIw:m;:un:i: ” presented the Vezinn Trophy by Tl" NR2"-i :'iI.V bcfamc lwalcd "Will Jim Bnbfocif and Dbyiel a---

National Hockey League victory of GIIIIIII III If III IIIII III I” ILIIIIEMI d”"III. IIIII S.” I II II First period: 1. Boston. Fergu- the season with it 2-0 shutout over S el" .59!” ii I 9 l I I ' t I It . S” .-on G -kenbush. Gardner 5:29. Toronto Maple Leafs Wednesday phy fl" ”iow'"K "W i""”' """" "U "i?" '"'""” " m. '""'" 0' Penalties: Morrison l:l5. Boi-

ber of goals three of thc last four tier.

I rin 7.05 and ll:00.

ht llh B l. G d . . . "g'ergiison.ca nzsyziial asioileir tut -V”” w'"' u" Rm Wm”

Lineups I I

season. poked in a rebound of a sHAKE.UP PAID 0". T ' it - I LIISDII ItI's.:lIl. I I dint by Bill Guackenbush at 5:NI yengggnit-1-,Ioms(;:?I II P9I'I”"'9I;I l'Bl3I"”” ski?" 07 lit? iif-Si D9Ti0d. Ind "190 laiiifdi The IBrui"5- slum: h-V fiefvai” i" Iiliill. Bolton: fitrwards' ii;lrI'I.N' oygel,-Iwi,-entgololig-4.4- . on" unassisted on 5 amino: slap shot nt;ttieir first two games against Mont Ve5,crenkuI Iqm,,hI 51,,m,I (;I , '.rhi'I.d' l riod. Scdrhgg. None l0:.'l) of the spcond session, real Canadians. shook up their de- it.-mg-H-ongI pufr stem."-.I MiEaIyIl Pmamege Bohon .-rmt Bani

Goalie Terry Sawchuk turned in fence and it paid off. Rugged l-eo 'lalfour, Klukay. Hailey. I; I-,4I Ne,f,g,,I.,,k.,, ”'Itj4I' Boivin

a sparkling performance in the Boivin was outstanding while pair-

, r . B 't -- Go I' 5 h k: d -il6:3.'l. B b A .' l6:.'i.'l, M'- Boston goal to earn his first shut- ing with Fernie Flaman. and Bob "5 on 3 "M U 0 0 rmqmmz I

i(ll('P' Flaman. Bnixiti. R. Arm-lgay 16:33. Boivin 19:33.

but with the Bruins. The former Armstrong played a steady game ttmng, Qutckenhitsh. fot-wards:' Save.--: -')etroit nctniindcr made 23 saves. on the ice Willi Bill Qlliickcnbllsll. iii-Ki-ttticy. Labiitc. Bo n I n. Suuchuk . . . . . . . . . . .. many of thcm outstanding, whilej Both teams played a cIttsc-c'hcck-ixtohns. Gardner. i"t'i'2it.s'on. llav Liitiilcy .. ll

Foronto goalie Harry Lumley tot-tin! game. resulting in a total of Hits. Pattagabku, Uilricn. Laycoc.

In Muscle Men's Golf Mee Corner IAt City Course This Week

Allcllfiallco--7.142.” 1 Truro Bali Stub Hus Smut Deficit T R L R 0. ICPI '- 'l'rci-tsuret llarry Bartlett said Wednesday Truro Bearcats finished the 1955

Second period: 2. Boston. Fer-

college graduation are always the

lSoutl'tpaw Bi

lly Pierce

iWins Earned Run Title

a 2.8-t average, Friend became the first pitcher on a last-place club ever to capture E. R. A. laurela.

NEW YORK 'APJ - Southpaw Billy Pierce of Chicago White Sox won the American League earned run title in 1955 with a brilliant yl.97 averagwfhe lowest in the imajors since Detroit southpaw Hal tNewhouser posted a 1.94 in 1946.

at Figures compiled by thc Associ-

laied Press also show that Bob if-lriend of Pittsburgh Pirates top- ped the National League in the .eai'neri run ratings. In carving out -.. . , .

I IS'side Bowling

League To Start

These statistics first in 1912. The 28-year-old Pierce.

were

tabulated in his

eighth big league season. allowed

otily 45 earned runs in 206 innings.

He won 15 games and lost 10. Six shutouts were included among his

16 complete games. FORD SECOND Wtiitcy Ford of New York Yan-

kees, trailed Pierce in the Ameri-

can League rankings with a 2.62 average, followed by Early Wynn of the Indians at 2.82.

Saint Dunstan Untvmlty tut spring were little different in thil respect than usual. They left only three seasoned players around which coach A.J. MaeAdam has been striving to build a new S.D.U. squad for action in the 1055 cowl!- etitions.

When the Saints lake to the field here on Saturday afternoon M18111- st Acadia University they will be practically a whole new team from that which brought the Maritime Intercollegiate Championship and the Mccurdy to Saint Dunstan's a year ago.

Gone are the Reardon's. the Gaudet's, the Jay's. the Mooney'l the Dorais' and the Ryan's who spearheaded the Saint Dunstan'a march to Maritime rugby supre- macy during the past several years.

And in their place there will be a new group of players almo:-t half of whom answer to the name of MacDonald. There are no fewer

"New Look" Saints Meet Acadia Here On Saturday

The men hardut hit at over?

football. basketball or hockey Page 6 The Guardian Thursday, Oct. 13, 1955 ”';:'.'";;I - r nxw-ct... .1

-both of whom have graduated in the senior club from the intermed. late team.

Donnie Macbougail at picking quarter and John R. Magnum” the flying quarter will be depended upon to get the Saints backfield underway. MacDonald. who is on. of the best two-way player; on it" club. turned in strong game again. at the Nomads last Saturday tn his first start in senior compeim.

They may have a large number of inexperienced players but they fit into the football 5 t in a manner described by an American sportswriter when speaking of Notre Dame football clubs. He picked Notre Dame to finish near the top in U.S. College competit- iona this year not because of their expertenced players but because they were atili Nqtre Dame. Saints coach A..T. MacAdam fig-I ures. that his players will have to.l0l1- I hustle and play heads up half everyl Ed Macmnald ” Antlsonish and - inch of the way on Saturday to 58115! MHCD0nald of Charlottetown hold Acadia University in thiertalje the inside l'IaiVesIwhile in. first game of the Maritime lnter- Wlnglnen are Pic Biiodeau of collegiate League. Ottawa and Kimbll Jay Of Mount Acadia flashed loads of power Stewart. a younger brother of Pitul last weekend in walloping Novel-IEYI Who Played with Saints team Scotia Tech. 31-0. The poiverful during the Past Several years. Acadians. guided by the old mas- The saint; held a stiff workout ter stratagist Fred Kelly. play yesterday evening and will gt; a fast running wide open game. through another brisk practh. The three Saint Dutistan's hold- session today. On Friday they will overs from last year's football hold a light workout in final pr, team are forwards Lewis Mac- partition for Saturdny'I big gam,I Donald, Arnold Mullins and back- Missing from yesterday's pi-at-dc. fielder Rodney Maclnnis who liastwas team Captain Lewis Mg.-. lbeen converted into the club's full-I-Donald. who is handicapped with back. la leg injury. He will be ready to MacDonald and Mullins are ag-7lli3)' On Saturday- gressive forwards who gave a The Saints scrum is one of thi

.u,,,. ,, M, memp, to WI "II Gm” WI." II Benny Mr. Orville Ramsay. on behalf mi. football st i s I I . I ptniahly be here. and Mt, h I . ar dsmissed by mvded ,hI.ImpmnsMI And "I may um h . III I In eI orsemenIthankcd Mr. Wood (algary Stampeder, hI It i,I,,w it muMII.II happgn III II mIIIeII3I'ikiM II, h:'IIIIIII'II 'I'I'II tII”t::IIIIi;f;IlIII'l'I'If-IItfIiti'I his tzenerosIiIty andd gym will, :l0Uf'l('ed his tnicntiitn of afillngun - i . ' , int cvcryonc c r th ' t200.00fl l'l I I- ' ' titer Kin I I . Pr'!)It1R whcn he is at his peak, hmm,s an” H", p:III:IIIII "Sf (.IsI'(:.AIhcrlI,IIII ':rI III:l:'I'IishIfI'rRa'('?l Jr: i n,,.I.,, I4”, II, FIIIIIIII IIIII "III I I5-,"m.", Ia” IIIIaII.II IIIIIIIII (III Save The Qiiccn. Bell. The taiiadian Press lncli iitccess of the softball league dur- '0" mlfilcts should hfkailntll t-Iclaniiiil SP'T'"'T”T- "'i"'”' I I Til. '- M. :1 mg pgst ,,,m,n should no to to kKf'af'lll3lP into lt1fE'lifI'tPt'iiRlitiR I H r'i,i:f':”I'i' mlimvs publication Mi 2 , to -I ran .. Ul ' 5 it I , I. i - I. Iirstay morning it I , I

IIIII IItI'I:f'I?I'IiIII'VIt;IIIIII'II'tiIII:I tI:IIaI.IsIlIIII.:Iet:IIs;iIrItI, IIIIIIIILIIIII FI'ItI"II I:'IIIIIItIrIIIlIIIIl-I:IIIiII:Ii-cIIfIiItIre aces He d Ratidiet-a had tteen released. "3 im3eulal1lim”e' S"'"'"Nsirls-.lr lltgh. Gt-tide '5-Carol Ann Hamill. Middleton. Grade 8-

nllicidp tn, hag”, rm. M I" Iwm, "II, "IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII aIIIII-II y At H k iudward .l. nit-Cormick. Calgary it-Reading. Public Speaking.

IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIGIII IIIISIIIII CIpIIrIiIIInIIiIrat:i-IIIIMIII The PIIIIIIIIII IIIIII-III BIIIIIIII aiI:xIiI- qze roo IIIIIIIrI.,.I,I5IItI9II.-II atIiIrIlIdst;Ilicit:Iir rm" med uz.l;lI:a Hamill. Middlctnn. (il'tifit" 6 -Piano 6-Norm(aI ll:cIIL:i:Id. nstgmerside Element.

'I I . h II It, I ' . II ' lies ay 9 "out. . o. ary. ra oc o.

(l'::IBIIiIIIISI:lt'It1::cdvI:Is 1;Irestdent. lair; aigarf &iIi;';IdIII”P l'rI”'"l-I39 Results of horsc races held at crs mentioned could include It-Gary McKinnon. SUnlnlN'Sitif' Hlciiicntary '743"&' R0l9!'3- B"0- G"'-19 9-am.” 50'”-

tndi John Marmlrod Sehiiizigt gllial izet these and it lot 0? oillielt: Hanlbrmk Mnnday' ocmhpr lo.Ell:iiant:'hil(fiivS:2i?l?l';dln:ilPra:iL(il:l:.-i Grade &-Rc-d'ng'- ' FFFl"?irlavil.ec2:n;:dahlr?iinnmer'id. mement-

, -- . id .. ' . .. I- . , ry. -

';I"II';'e”I': MH;'IlI:90fi Sniircd nnFh(:y:e;d;,mIn n'I.;"II"II'III"I:I"'I':iII:;'-bl-It:'IlIll (mass in; pA(jE ytion 4-Katherine Rankin. Slimmer.-win F.lcmt-ttt- gmoheryy per I summgt-sin. Jr, High, Grade I

meetings rngiiiizorivuaviiii f"'”"9 "mind old inn.-1-'3 (:1 "tho; Eiiiildy Kwais0n'4tiE' Clowi J 1 ll 7 S "- -Ti nyi Grade 6-vocal Sol". 7-vmml soo-

mlmh M me”, vi” am i I. ' .lZ0od old learns of the past with I E v ' " H Ewan and i I - make certain that ti-tue ieiiztti-moipui," Jack SrIhiIirm3f1, rim-it Gallant. M.i.i2S'"A'Ita. ' iw "s all I 2- i . T'''" c"'"""'"” M” ""'"l”." "' ”"' L 3 0'"-””"'" DlVl'l””- A" ””'"””""' "' '''i ., MM IVMIIIIII III, IIIIIIIIIIIII Ira" "III ;i3ni1nil SillIiIphani, ”'iim,ty-- MOMI wmdI I . . . m - 1 I 3 ed to be on hand at 7:30 P.M. on Friday, Quiz: tum. 7;” pIMI

' troiil-tip, ' 0 cry. Irnie .VtacQiiarrie and ' A I I II I I Inthers of similar or slightly less -"me ZJL 2.22.5. 2'21. HOfC'l MCkCI "IO sUbW'bCH". tahtlity. making Sitnimerside a i t . - . I

S, tcnm in he rcrkoncri with all over ”;,LAn;::,.;i;:,nT,R;0Twc;IdV: PMIIHI CCIICJUS fUI'CIf IOIHIIQ WM"? "PC "S '9" W Mnimn" A Wiley! H”; mvunmki in 2 2 i "P is,IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IWII ICIIIIIII IIIIII Wm IWIIIOCIIIA in ' '4' "W '5" "fit" 4 rows of varied-sized cleats are an ted to cut into tI, Pocke, R. i i -err Thrtrfldtlle tL. Young) -1 p j snow. i856 sharp edges grab. take old. boost you . 9 Ti Q.-.c.f3 Time: an 224 ' - ' l h hi k i It 9 ' ' ' ' S U I ongt F011! 0056 IIIOW, pac Gd IIIOW. GVCI1 CC. gI riitoivrni-:At. -itci Montreal Profed, Gum cuss W W" i, W ..,IIy.. IIIIII III I I . VS. MMIRSIDI HIGH 5CHOOI- ' No "snow tire liuni"ct'tiier. -You getannootii. quiet I.,- "Who"-s, Wedncsdtiv Announced . sanity Yorke ts. Wllitel i 4 .-t tooth ll 2 ' , ride even on bare pavement. I thiItIl I:ienrIiIIIItPockct Rock:-ti Rich. II Michael Peter il l Rvnnt 4 t ' . pm mu Soom Edi”. AND gdf the OJ -' "' M M signed in . tun. AMI!-TON. tiff"---Hnniillnn Dot r,- ' . " Amt ms t -r ' Come in at in aitowyou how pdltlf I N . I I in 4-In th MMWI V nan in he Standard I :!::trf'lf't.um"" Hark” bung Hist . tint S I this week. He Whlit! out the ST. vs. I no WIWIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I BIII "III "IIIIIIII" III-III. III TIIII rlanfil .t Vrlln tr; Ryonv .1 2 m,,,II,I WI”, .III I tultontfioonfytoatnlwttitortfrotnodl ; tarnther vg Canadiens fllmoux Xtltn which they lost 16-15 in "'T7IiItlm!'IP;lf;; tzAi”i'iIzlEzi;Pli 2 I II III. I Dl:uIms bud ' IibIbnttetIop.VJA.1MIoalnaivtnadlnttovoc.athneIouant-I I I '11,!” , "HIIIII Richlrd lnd ”onm"sI . . . . . . . nu ma n success com in.

is malrlna the lump intli the Tim nresidr-ni -lake Galfflntlr atu-ma used in it A him. after four year: I 1 said the club ha .ked Bi F "Ass. i” i We". " F” Y ' ..,,k,yI " 1"" "7 pmment RIM! scgper IIIRIIIIW: Rent Pat is. WilllPI 2 1 1 same: Football fans will wgl. - n ' the game from the record he 5”” it .'P' Thornrt . . .i 2 (int come this intcrofl i . cause of a ruling by referee Hap Mum 9'" I” 'H' Mm" i - V - I 0. Md. 0" ' NHL Siiouldtce of Ottawa. Gaitriaur Mam " ' '1 1 21 "Wm" "cm: 6" Th. snndl said sttoiildlec erred in applying ?,"""lII;WII' 't”I. Afflecin ..tt 4 3l mi -- on sale now. mnleto - pg 11; gmmun "I1 a penalty called altiat Ariimt- "7"" "'"k 6'” "'- "-V'"'' l 5 it W-ob m..,,;,,.. ,2 . ' ' L7 ' A "P 5l"'c..."" irouw" mm" "ck" Bl'lf"1tiii'ery any vzhiom ' i ii si ti :0 i 4". mi ' l i run. i - . . . . . in 34 I Until! I00-Olin...” I I DIIOI comiaonty E. ""'Y"" ' ' ' ” ' ' nutty mm the point whee n.. 0FFIClALS' "" "'"" l g:::' : ; : 1: i: : ball was and dead after At-goo Marta: J. Thomas Mcxeniia. . hi mm.” I, II I I manure. kieI.'fharuIe Thienchlrlea mm. -' l zolwqnouilt. 0159'”. ”' Dotrdt I a o a to diam: "' ' "'""' ”""” """'; '"""' ”"”"' 5"" "ml" '5” , the point of last urinanp. mood. wutuit ennui. ' Vt

Isomething new in golf cutnpeti-l Special st-ore card: are available Halifax and District Senior Base- The summer-side Commercial Friend 3 24II,IIaI,Iold rigmhander than six MacDonald's on the saints splendid account of themselves lightest on record. averaging about when me Liverpool Cubs ddeab ,tions will be available to members it the pro shop. Iihall League season with thIcIscI('- gm,-iin.II i4.a;Ixn,- win 513” the II "III IIIISI PIIISbIIIIglI pitcher w lineup this ygar and 5.D,U. suppt)rl- last season Iand last Saturday 170 pounds. They also have 3 light ed the Salisbury Nye” M lashof the (.harl0ilefou'n I(:itil (tlub this IIIIII IIIIIII II IIII I I I I IIII and xfllilllfsl opsmtittc rl"'iL-it in I955-so 5085011 ncxt Wcditosdity MI”. "II, HI R AI (.I.mI,n Since um ct-s are crossing their fingers and against the Nomads. I lbackftcld but What they lack in ga”".daIV In Win me Maritime mI,wccIlc when t-litbI officials run tiff IIIIIIIII;IIIIIIIbI ' ' l””'b” ”' - Iill(' clitlt.-' liisItorIiI. I I I II I Ct-cnmgI om-,bc,. I19,hI at Sm-an IIIIIIIII (III BIMIIIIII IIIIIS IIIII IIIIIEIIIIII hoping more won't be another INcIwcomcrs to the Saint forward weight they will likely make up in termedjalf Snnba” Championship in Muscle Iltens Scvcit League "II," We IIIIIIIII NI i IIIB.'lIrlit3ii said ie((I-I3lpl,sI IIII io(.tm.k In the capltut AI"gIv5I At a ,II his mm SMSIIII with the Glencoe. I I ilitte include Joe Row-Ill. who lcarn- riggiessiveness. I I they scored only two earned runs. T0""'amemi . i 1 1 -2 463- ?"i'h'm and i-M-nu uni" " ' ”"T”"E held last "e"'”g 3' ih” lhratcs. Friend permitted 63 "5 "oi likely um? M” be a"y'cd his football at Prmce 0' wales The game against Acadia 0" Sm" The Salisbury defenses were wobb- The murnanmni '5 5'' "awed "n 2 2 4- ' mi rm 3 done” M SEW" aneyst G”5yMt'D.0"aid was Plcmcd cnritcd rutis in 200 ititiiiigs. while slaughiwing Of S'D'U' mama" College: John Paul Roussclt whoiurday Wm be played on the S'D'U' WI probably due "I the long layIom account of the arrangement of theI 1 5 3 4I.,5I -” T i president with Miss Gladys Gallant chalking up a MI9 II.ImIl0st slat; teams. The Saints. as they showed is one of the fastest mm on the field and will 299 lmderwly at "d ,h,IV commmui five m,-scues hole-V F9? Pxample Pi3l'N'5 wt” 3". 4 4 t7 iiitj d P 1,0 vicc-president, llltss Frances ltaz- "I, mnII)k,u,d IIIIIII IIIIIIIOSI two of last Saturday against the Nomads train: hard tackling Alex Mac- 2.30 Dr, Frank Jelks will liandl ethi I" at mam MSHIVI The sansbury offIon Number One hole and sinkI -I ,3 13 4-I;-,i S avct. secretary trcasurcr. Iumn II.humuI5I are always a tough club to heat. Donald and John F. Mai-Donald. whistle. . hitting was also hciow par. The ihIIeel;III mm" "" ”" -M''"h9'i W" 5 ll 7 tifizll I I III II I III A '0:I'3IP9 "I Im:I:I”9I" l9I""” ""'l l”ntir plavcrs wt-rc in lhci HVV" I 5; me 5 i' hm-Ii, bane” (. um. I- t 7 it 5 :30 'l'lic Notiiats 00 a cam wt enterc or nex c(iicsiIay cvcn-I.I..I. H I '. . . , ,- . . is against all: youthful Liveriionl aII:i"f. l""",'I1Ia'"9"' I""i.lI' 115' Pi-WPdI R 7 Ir. iii) iltIl(iI a tut-ztctice session l"rIiday ing. with room open for eight lIllltl'cI”(,ll":111,3;3'solo:,i::ig3itl:)5iii:i:l':'lSpizilfig biicher Bud Wetter was collect four m" "r5da3' H'da'V'. Sal'- 9 '7 l 375 "c""'” 3' '”n "" Hi? Queen Um.” man” "" -'h”rsd'1'V.m.N"iE "HMS il'itlll fiftlt l)it'I('L' llith flttiil of Mil-l T ' ' c H-"Elsi Two Mck to bark I"-Hg,” :iIr"a'y IIIIt;rI Stinday.IIIIThert-. wiIlIIbeIto ft to -l.l'i.'littte ltI'.'h Si-ltool field and will 9.00 p.ni. Aiiyotic wi.I:ltiiis.'IItti ctilIci'.I,.II.,,,i..I. WI.” q.,.,,m, at I-UL MII III III, "Md I-"Mn: produced "IL. I. vimonsI wt an itl'lEtllai ii in ii 37tlIltt0f'l lite ltilcrtiicdiate Saints In it team contact citicr IIU5 H" ,,m,,d M. m, HY. n N I R in", Igambun. ,1," 5-l-Stem Of -'f”If'rInlZ. Par for the III 12 l7 l2 Ifi'- sci-ittitiinitc scsstnti on the S. D. U. Donald or Lt-ii flnllntit hctnrc itcxl I.,IIII.II" I.. .,II, i.';',;II'I::I;IIIII.:"'I,I,IIII:::Ii;II - ANHER51 mp) -I Amiierll . . . "W "nitric 1! 54. its 1.1 9 .'i!lll,tit'lri at li'I,3tl Stinriay morning. tiinmiay twoiiitiz. t ' ' ' A A Raml!lPr5- led by playing cnact

it will he remembered that the. - lalisbury team defeated the sun-' iihtnc island Dairy Club for the

Sport Echoes

City softball players have come a long way during the four seasons

N. BI. - P. E. l. Softball ChaiInp- ztitopek into the ground no the denly faded. itIiori:is' time was Starling his second year WM lonship. The DHIFY won the firstI I, , last lap of a gruelling 10.000-metre 21:21.4. Aatopeks .. ... and Ilil Rambk.r5I will have about In 18'"? '”IilI0mP ill" "I90 Kirnplwd t in I-trace bciorc a crowd of 36.000 at fourth place was the (,7.ccli Jirtlpiayel-3 for the initial win-1nn.t,I 'IlNIIrbe'na1rI3nIr:'IIvIif;I mn!esItIs or; me; rom - ' f.I, r SI the White City Stadium. Santrucck in 30:01.4. -scheduled for twice daily ......t V35 It”-V '9 - P '93" 5 ll 0 -A K ' - Pit-ie, to years Iy0llllg('l' than the . . .tlie Atlantic Coast Sciiior Hockcy uanttme play-offs indicate that P e n n a n 1' F O r a r I n a I S I -v.. Pllied teii 34,mI.IoM Cmh Army MIIIMI zAPiIi)cIi.iIrII H3:IIIIRFII(IIa()sRDweII .LeIIgIIII IIIIIIIII WI NI rte '

Prince County

3 '. . ST. l.t)LliS, iAPt--Fred lltiIch- true and guided Seattle to thc With the appuiiilitictit itf Iliitcli -'3'-'lil9R0b1nS0n really didn't score , - . A set last ear in Brussels. City Lmgue has been open” The biggest echo cttniing from itison .'lil(i Frank Latte juiric(l- Pacific Coast League title lhisi itison came news tltat two itltl- ill” ”'i"”k'y" D””3"5 when he Aiarqs behind. frhen mime zlltopeik Pirieis );time' was the fastest for M I b TI'O ll 0 0 0 these Darts at pres-eiit is the grind im'f'FS Wcdticsiiay as ficltl alltit year. time Cardinal stars W Tcrry 5101? iNJ!'fll3I in iilt' first ganie of the vwinrcr 3f, '3" godl Oytn-Dc the distantee ever7in Britain. but en 5 I. P Y

Th! Cm. Scuba" League had 8 news that tlwtnwn of Sitniniersitic office husses of SI. Il.itiiis t':it'tl-i I I I, I I I II ,ititorc and Jiiliittiy linpii --llati "Will SINICS. l”i'-sink Kclicrt said :3-P:I,a:,sIda".C.1,(I).,tser ow:a:nfhis:.:I1'g he has a Iii-itcr time on thc con- EDM0N'1'0N- (Cpl-Tile 1954 modest beginning four seasons ”'””.”5e5 'al'”"3 9"" Racmaiy mall: and W! ”""'i Sintits till an! lN”"”UID'”'3 mum joiiicd the coat.-iiiitg st:ilt Hill llPIllItPW-'J.V- III II rbIIII'. hi III”":II II I”. P.IIIe intent of 29:172. 55 Bishop Fund competition. cut- IEOI W! Iememh" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZ the Stadium. and installing that magic ”uIt,iniatc” pciiiirittt for the ('llIiII LallP said Walker has brcn of- posedcl. a ilitlfi-OVICF ft-tint the lxcllct-t, part-tiiiie Bi'ooklIvn Dun. -"I35 WI IfII If) III IIIII- In IIHIIII, EWIMII Bmm H(.wbm,I cIi'cd almost every l l- W"! mu Ram. m "I, Upper Queen mB11El'l8l whcli Ihaselurierl its for Hutt-liinsotik appoititnii-itt in a, rm-on In matyagettlg jnb tn thelstanky-Walker regimes, is ttic ccr first liasctiian who was at bat Pragleraff EggrlnneI;':ci(mand0nel3 Britain's second four-minute iiiiler. (hm m the w'”"d' ha5.Ib”"'I lI”” sued mamond and It I”. IIIIIII ;i:iIIIIIiCi:iegI-IaIIi-at:fiI:"IiIiIaIiI llI(;II:IeIIltIII;.9nI:II:: two-year cont.-act as ln1ll'(ll2Cl'I (.aIIdIIIaIS. III.IIIIIII league farm third coach. I when Ilobttisoii stole home on the. IIIIIIIIII - wok IIIS specialty In 4.0”; from-Riv I;h!e II(I2I:iI;iI:dlIIaIrIiIbsPraIi:ieIII::L;r:Iii

was 8nIl()UIlCC(l by Lanc, gcticral manager of itiily five days. at .1 I press conference which tncrcly 8 day of 50- confirmed reports of seevrall ”Harry was ; Viictim of tin days standing. ifitt-Innate circumstances, especi-

His salary was reported to he ally a new general manager.

thing but a spectactular affair. However an enthusiasm for the game piiis keen rivalry and good organization over the years have brought City players to a point

favorable circumstances the ice that Dersntis come frost or titawi will be ready for flashing skates until the new year. but that's per. fectiy all right with Sllmnl(!rStt'ifVS

Jsystcm and "will let us know in

where they are about ready to skating and hockey enth T -t b t 30000 ' i ' -I - - .- , Umm" Bi” S,”'""”-T5 Pant-'4 The filial 9V9"l- "'9 3-000 "Wire tiig campaign operated pi'im:trili knock on the oi Maritime my-.-. ta...-ti .. lung tt.?f.'..””..'-ll "titties? '...r..? l..”.i”.I it. .;fi.'I.f iii. 'i..'.T.il.”.'t..'I-'ii.i.”.i'.'.fi'.i.'-i. st. Louis. mm - rmi nut ii.?5"it?ii".t '7” -”"e” "id "9 O t I F t ”"""'""5'”-' "Md ”"'.'"i”:”” '"” ”""””" "f ”” ""”"' Championship. As they used to say what's a matter of two or 'hl'f'0. front Harry The Hat Vlt'alker.imn.bied1y highly able but as PW (.hi50nI mrmm. Dem”, mananm. E ta was an error, but he u II when Britain's Eric Shirley de- stamps. A total of 513,367 was rt-