THE Mgnhlgaurrarowiv GUARDIAN

we on the local sport

n“ blglggay ls the staging this et the Forum of the sec- d annual indoor track meet with 25¢ one hundred entries eXPwf-Bd

even-HIE

towkepub‘ g e e

' lg ted t0 1M‘ ‘°“’““§r§.§"°.§‘ i...§”‘§°e§1rs “mum t and t it 33y‘ '“°r,t,1g.,?,u61g€nyear the meetlnl “leaded by m- all pectatiorls; "° s w; ‘*“‘...““°’ti‘..‘.§$ Q

m‘ esotgfig 1%.?“ will take part m addition l0 entries from P- w- e rim, Dunstarrs that suc-

eeee can be written to tonllht‘: PIO-

nlfpfl/SS

p was o m-vic mm he capital _let_ters.

we the Forum, Hunt's activities will be in A

h best ltfiyfgvrlntlklleflvafioils events.

mud‘ e e s

the one

e, with mm Bruins talent exists. in_ the swun- mtn and may let

llosstollsnlw“

lill sh talent. Roll

cormnu’ e e

Hoes.

lunirside observers still seem to fgvor Maurice Corteau for the coll tending job'but perhaps definite word might be forthcoming after

hibiti am Sunday in the grllille Weill meet a. Royal Canadian Navy team frtirifi gliégfi; M“ l‘ exgffltileglflm hi"; testing the

nose who have returned from tut years team are Pmvillil Hill-ii‘ factory to Ross who has hard-h-i- Ling defencemen in Johnny Claw‘ ford and Johnny Bhewchuck. Aub- g-y (Dlt) Clapper odds I- t°ll°h °1 essg te the rearguard while Pit Egan can usually be counted on to no up the mush house bilsim" when the game is‘ B0108 W0 51°“

Bill Cowley, Herb Cain and Bun soil have been workins on We forward line again and they m“

oii last year when irllurles 101°"! Cowley to the side lines for almost a month. Norm Calladine. Bushler and Art Jackson and Bcp Quid‘)! n ieenl to be on l PM‘ Wm‘ ‘he mm‘

all set for s suc ul eel-W"- . . e

With a little less than s wcckl before the National Hocke l-reaflueml reason opens, an air of ill-lei? Wnfl‘ ‘rice (Comsti Richard on right; ‘ind denoe hangs over the train nil vlmp- Captain (Toe) Blake on the Jih-

"' The second line will have Murph Chamberlain at centre. Dutch Hil- {ler on right wing, and Ray Getllffe

h left side. ‘ third line will be cen red by Buddy O'Connor with Rossignol, former Quebec Aces star, and Lude Claelck on “the wlnegb- fourth 6T6 i1 1'85 I'VE

campaign of 1943-44. hut "anklunits of wh ch are Bob Fillion. Fer-l narld Gauthier. Fernand M8195"; land Tod Cilmpeau.

twi i iihnt Bitrtoloishowgnllog, h): ‘iglmtiligi Ranger are training a n" 9'33 Slime Y"! l" 1 F’ ‘i? - _ and hay: many young pill/e“ 1° monarcll of the [Cfltilfiffi-lgiltydll/k ision .n the eles of the NEW 0i‘ °““.‘;"‘..l‘“°. 1'22 trouble in handling hi’ 0. it found Phil ‘rerrailova. from when": Sol took the titlc. a jinx. for Pli gained the voldct oil" J°lmimm u‘ each of three meetings.

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ubltcation of both Ain- Niltional Leiiillie Ellen" dance figures for the 1944 season must have proved a. surprise i" 1M5‘? pcsslmists who were prcdlctihlz .astl win.er that major lcague b11591?“ would nevcr last out the ye!"-

o Undoubtedly-the season Just P10; sed was a cr.tical one for spvrt- 0

which shrouded the some 12 mvtuhs ago has vanished. but most of}? has. There no longer is reason .Ol‘l any club official to he fearful of the future. The danger that "All parks will have to close down 10!‘ the duration has passed.

O O it is now the duty oi those ivho control the sport to peerahead with eke the: plans for

ii the Bruins can hbns on W

optimism which seems to be the‘

key-not f the training sessions then chi lgoston club probably will

rnd up near the top in the “"51.

standing. ’ . _ New York R8118"! ‘ml-med a bad last in the National Hockey L938"

Boucher, coach of the sllllbd- 91'“'i

mises to have a much stronger out- iit for the coming pace. a

choose from, who are now new";

the b efit of good tutoring find moguls. Jackie niningnlrnowledge from the veter- lflS. I

l I t Despite the team's poor silowint; Inst winter. the club did well ill-lan- zialiy, for New Yorkers turned out n droves. all of which shOW-B that ‘liar like the‘: hockey Whsiher lh‘~‘ cam wins or loses. If Toronto Leafs lad made such a D001‘ showing. hero would have been mail." an impty pew in MaplaLeaf Gardens. O

The National Boxing Association has issued a warning to some of

Juan Zurita and.

its champions. Sol Bartolo, lightweight and fea- itllcr kings. respectively. in‘ i!!!“ icular. that they must engage i_n i c tilts or lose their crowns. Ne.- hei- Juan nor Sol is recognized H! ‘hflmplon by the New York com- iisricn, and the general opnlion "Kink critics acres; the border is _______j—

RINHIMG

SPORTING News

Keen Competition Is - ,,,_ Expected In Indoor Track wffr.*"-i¥s'.£.%-..°§l..¥: z..f§'1...~,,e..... ca... And Field Meet Tonight

i The second annual indoor track nfeextlmils; scheduled for

and with tri i Air lgorce setgtiofl: lgolfhgthe “m”

athletic competitions of With representatives

t ‘colleges. pitted against the serv. C

much In the runglefiefriolffltrge ‘Z5121 As stated above the meet will

titl . B 1h .3. ° tar. isi.3*".:;r: 3:."- "e “ziiem-"a: $3.546 Far $2 k defeg: i t’: iTiracQELZF-“thidlluxmtxllyé it‘: ‘Forum hoards has been put into In the case ofMgAe Saints they week captured the

the scene of to- f night that shou -1 cop; beating before admitting ii»- 3.7.:““.?:‘.‘.‘:°‘.1.L“.‘.h‘ltrl“ "t: .2.“ "m “l by Sam r 5 I o; the province. Lanes have g1 hair; mn-ked out while the oor I y t» emu m, the athletes talent q“ ‘m?’

l t l 11.2117‘, I .i‘."‘ii.°§§“'."l.§”..'.i‘é.§§.’oi’.‘°’°”‘ ‘°- , sngmm- ow-

“Dit” Clapper Shows A ,1 No Signs Of Slipping “r1536”? “h”

Diego rode Bonalta, which paid i n‘ ’ '

'Tigers of the CanadiamAmerlcen

l O F

"lg d t of .war ' $3.. arerliglenfgagartitclzfllarly loo- fie forward u» b the larle crowds o, |peetetqn the will lllle presteot. w). events usua y fell u" “Mme, e this kJld and they will eed a lot of color to the really col- emu program that has been arr-

t to make it I 901113 Yhfelfi st tonilht’: "l" , competition is bound to be closest with the athletes king bound t0 display ability will be surprising to say the

n fans shows no sign ofl ey ability as he ent. ers his 18th season with th

aining camp here he seems to be heading for his most

seaao

The alyearfld‘ Clapper, a not. e , .

the best defencemen in

efoelsrrookiaa mwthrouIhi-hlum

a M“; “mp in Quebec and N... Regs, gilent manager of the mp; city, is sparing no effort in ‘gee to hring to the surface w et- evl

always been as a rearguard. A few seasons back he was up ou the wing and for a while he play. ed at centre. A righnhand shot. “ht-lg boo who b151- flip. m»: 3:21p’? ‘lesthyeshsr. e .

k one cf the more m ns£l 1mm tract. Frank Mar- ge “his in fronl Cornwall, Ont». l

d; and in that time '°“"°.$.‘... pm of meim’ fig ,

ha; seen mom, tn foflngf year-g when the ruins had their traininfl "m? i"

The seasonal conditionfn , which many players find somew at dis. tressing. offers no terrors to Dlt who works on a falrn d

et out. of condition.

During the farm," Dlt said. "I work on the I like fresh air and I think that fresh air likes me. fact. I don't think I could live without

' ai .

awith file Corn-i Quebec Senior aeehey league. Pete Ieswick may .150 em up with a berth Wiyh tho Bruins for it is reported thet M efiorts have callflm ti“ eye M

players have to keep

ercises during the summer." Clapper is rather modest about

his success in the hockey

but readily admitted he attained

h .

"hard work," then he added: "You

6on1’: get anywhere without hard ..

Canoe Club in 1925.26 and the fol- asoil he switched to pro.

llext love lie Biheault ‘lip To Banadiens

aiityhblgvlélhfn lfilnlversity together sailvmlls‘ up. R w- Cw b was the runner. showing of well known but followers of track 08ml! It

u Sound d w and field who have watched the m a

further

i-glstsionfll are icohrhleht the; the negt move ie up to Canadiens.’ ycoegewllb fthgd , ciding factors in tgnfiglett}; big pr: Wm‘ ma“ 1"‘ “Wm Win11!“ h"

I gram. a its: {urgent the lililpntreal club af.

Littl is kn _ Fresentieng mciwn oi the boys ref!

1 of the services but judging by pest

‘tion a‘ th t-th d in t ipottiihi; all‘ the filing.“ be ' m m“ a“ WW5‘

get underway at 8 o'clock sharp.

first class order by the efficient icommittee appoint ’ and a. real

League. One year in minor ranks

was sufficient to prepare Dlt for t

the National League and the next year he was playing with the i 3 B! The Canadian has winger and played u: the forward M 1

areas for l0 years before falling éflifiYmeefiemfl‘ o the Pwflc

back to the defence line for the He went to New York Rangers in

Boston club. Aa a dofenceman, and 1%‘: and mum-l up wjth the 12315,}-

incidental . apt-am of the Bruins. o Cook brothers, and . Clapper always taken a One of the cleanest and best centre friendly interest in the host of players in hockey. Boucher was

kl th t have flocked to the tllvcn permanent oossessi- of the ghosts)? traalning camp and has i165‘ trophy after wdlrlnirlg it given many vamelre m» to the mverkanggiss. l-Ie is now coaching youngsters. _ e ' an chmagglderconsiderablls. lgd novvml: a much faster game although "not as hard physically. Speed was one of $31 moip’ alulili-iicali-icnéofi; I s a succ roo e w o a so ed to b good puck chaser. n II “s: “if”? “at: ppm of I'm e sa a .__ Bentley of Chicago Block Hnwks Lieutenant - I‘ mmarider Hugh gave him most trouble while vet. Corbold, R. C. N. was the gllegt eran Clint Smith of New York speaker at the largely attended meg. Rangers and Elmer Leach of Mon. ting in Cape Traverse las: night, in treal Canadiens "H180 contrived to support of the Seventh Victory "get in m way. _Dit. also threw man. He told the alldienge some in a word or Millflufi (The Cometi of the experience, in had while 1h Richard of Moaltreal as an u- tifihservl/lilce of the Navy, especially or. w m eswee .31; 1n d When Cli-P i’ Cfimllletfl thlllwell delivered Pail-dress vsvascegiefiixtly ins ‘he Will ha‘! enfoyed. Lieut. - Commander Cor. equalled the record of service in hnd gxplglngd the different me- Infllo!‘ league hockey of Frankie thods of dealing with mines in so Bouchcr of New iorll Rangers far as the "Silent Service" permlrs. who has 1B years o! active partici. and urged the people to continue potion in the NHL. But it ll to buy bond, |n order u, shorten doubtful if Dit_will_ be content to the we, and bu" beck om. my, just equal Bouchers record; he "om the scenes of conflict He was probably will exceed it for he hearth, applauded‘ seems lo be good for many more Mn Heath Strong K C of Slum l/el"$ i° mml merside also made,a. stirring ap- peal to the people to support the

Canadians Short Three Top Players From Last Year

'MONTREAL, Oct. 23 — (C?! — Montreal Canadians last Stanley Cup winners, will take the ice this season minus three of their h, ‘hi, to tehe up where they 1°". outstanding players: Phil Watson, Jerry Heifer-nun and Mike

Loss of McMahon was already an- nounced last. night when the‘ list of eligibi defencemen and tzoa cs W118 they displayed last ear and areimede epllbllC. Todaytlle list of elig- ible forwards was given out as fol-

l :- ‘av-ill... "Big Line" is intact; it in-l udes Elmer Lach at centre. Mail-

ed until four davs before the erlo

- . . o - £0302“? 53%‘: 52%.?‘ ,,’§“.ee§‘§° 1d Mr Ilsley made the announcement “ms, Gpgfge stlynwglgg ef the while commenting on a statement Yanks Willi 205 hit; was the only ill which John Bracken. leader of man in tiiher league tu top the 20v spigot-y’ mark.

losing end of a nearxoerfect game spun bv Clvno Shaun o fthe d5 Jilly 15. Tobins oiled it by tiettlnl Shourrs onlv

Baseball this year provided war- i-elaxation and entertainment for millions of fans. The attendance iguree should. serve as an inlblifb- on to club owners to make lav sh plans for 1045. Indeed, in view of this year's heavy oatronole. they should pre are ior their

a raitspus orfsiouyn

famous Cullinan diamond

..

Victory loan. He xplained the dif- ferent types oi bonds and showed the audience how each person may apply for payment of the bond.

Some Overlooked His addres was ver i ii .31 aseball Highlights

wry Loan were shown by Miss i, GillgshNatiltldnal Filmd Blaardhliepre- seriave. rDav urpyvery

B’ "0! REICHLE‘ gzgsblg looted as chairmlant. - elasogaveasora- ‘Asscmaued Press spur“ “Hun ress on the urgency of this seventh NEW yolu; Oct, g3 _ (A9; _ Victory Loan. He moved a hearty

Amen; the majg; league hjghjlght; vote of thanks to the Speakers and

ox 19-1-1 were the generally over- Iso to Miss Gill‘s. The National inked feats of New York Yankxes‘ Anthem closed a very enthusiastic Johnny Lindeil. St. Louis Cards meeting,

While-v Kurowski and the Phil- lies‘ Ron Norther, each of whom

éltfgéllzlgflieallgugfiffil park of his res. _To

Northey cornpletkd the round. trip cycle at Cincinnati. Aug. N

Llndell rounded out his .i0b at De.

troit. Sept. 19 and Kurowskl wait.

of the scason to lict his eighth Dark. grrAwA, Qet_ 23 _ (gp) _,

PFUOHJFH. on Scot. 27. Charlie KeLIA- Royal Commusmn Wm be app“

51g v2: k3" agciaxxinkgfghwgfje uggsémhv, ointed to consider the tax treatment

. of co-operatives in Canada, Fin- wééwggitlv’ ngiaggisditévlilto mpif-lfigmed spore‘ Mznister Ilsley announced to- n

the Progressive Conservative Party. _ opposed the taxadon of tic-opera:- iii Nicholson oi the Cubs with wee

lili-dliliqvi 3M v-ltfliiczztgéiéliglgflstelhig? (Mr. Bracken in the statement an ortiev u" l v 1 t 1 t ' ht _

circuit homo run nace while Nick made n Winn p" as n8 ‘a kitten oi_ the Yanks, led the Amer. “s.*...~'..~.:=-iir:*a.*:.itl.*'ii:s m hoes». m» o» 'nl lulu. Willi ll

that savings effected by a co-oper-i

able. When these savings were re- Iil fllc pitching department turned m m9 members- they we"

nope RIVER BAZAAR

and

GIIIGKEII SUPPER 0st. 24th 8r 25th

the Phils Jure 22 and was on the

wa .

ix hurl-crs. the most since 1939 won over 20 games. Four were 1r the national but Detroit's Hal New. houser with 29 and Dizzy Trout with 2'7. the onlv Am bed t

Giants arid Rib Seweil of the Pirates. each 21 Cooper and New. houser led in shutouts. each with seven.

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Victory Loan News Periods liver 0 ll 6 S at 6.25 p. in.

WALTER E. DARBY-Saturday, October 28th LUCAS R. ALLEN-Monday, October 30th

J. WATSON MacNAUGHT-Tuesday, October 31st HEATH STRONG-Wednesday, November 1st Several Prince County Returned Men will be intro-

d-uced during these news periods.

P2311“ gibggflltlgzfvtch? fifmfllfiiwggrlf eq church held

ifii°lisitsfi°eslfifirt“fifl“féetfif'swnm in the Hearts Memorlnl Lt

the hm move in the deal to Con. Hall '

adiens. Ieafsmanager Frank Belke

Quite pleased wlth the»

athletes are not so Calgary in gsflntt itfiff°°trl$itmtlom "e Owl. oontl

e om e army. lam“ “Mb” chill. Yr"iril°?l§§°§is¥l'r1§til§§ Evhggfi m" "is tulips puss-

BVEIYJHIIOTIIIBIICES -- ‘a hot 00m "- rorivflugoeangarlisre hrugylgg

ruins. He qualified first as a right Frank Boucher “med Wm‘ vam

CENTRAL lillilllllllll

his column ll resel-ved rol- new: lrthllll

T of local invariant. out lulv

ol a newly nature may be inserted st live cents a were. strictly ony-

sols in advance.

ATTENTION palvnsllun - action is cancelled at Arm.

not entirely abandoned hope ot 0b.. TRINITY MEN M1351‘ _ Th. ,Men'e Association oi irinitv UEJL. ' all enioyabie sub. Der lmetixu at. 8 o'clock yesterday

GOLDEN WEDDING -- Conkra. being extencoo w Mr. and Mrs. John B. Andrew. of

their 50th

ATTENDED SONS WEDDING- IMrs. Mary G. Judson of Alexan. urn has returned from 5t. John,‘ (NJ-L. after attendinl the wedding‘ of her son. Cpl. l-lafeold E. Judson‘

l Mud,“ Dortant thiruz 35- J°hn- N-B-. where the bride is.

stationed .

the NJISH

Police Court charged with violet.

uas n group was inc sum an orlisnimidon

LEAVES FOR orrawa - sa- H. R. Gilllard. managing secreary Navy [league of Canada left today for hi; headquarters in Ottawa. While here Mr. Gilliord discussed various questions pertaining to the Navy League with Chief Justice

the P. E Island Division of he Navy League.

FIRE IN DWELLING — The Fire Department was called to a firs at 86 Dorchester Street at about 6:20 o'clock yesterday eve. ning. The fire is said to have been caused by a defective oihburner in tho kitchen. The firemen were busy for half an hour ex. tirl uiahirig the blass and consid- ers le damage was done the in. tsrlor of the lower floor before the fire was under control.

The funeral of the late Franklin A. Mutch, Earnscliffe. was held from

his late residence Monday, Oct. 23rd, to Cherry Valley United Church and was largely attended. Services at home and church were conducted by his pastor, the Rev. A. S. Weir, Vernon. The pallbearers were: R. E. Mutch, W. W. Mutch, W. J. Mutch, Perley Mutch, Ernest Mutch, and Hope Mutch. Inter- ment, was in the church cemetery

EGG PRICES ADVANCE - There was a definite decline in reduction last week. Prices have ounded upward to within a few cents of the price ceding. Whole. salers are quoting for ungraded shipments Al. 40.42; AM 38.40; AP 30, B 30; C l8. Graded ship. merits delivered Charlottetown AL 46.47; AM 44.45; AP 36; B 35; C 20. Specialized producers are receiving for cartoned pack, A 45; AM 43; 40. Poultry is com. ing forward in good volume and much better quality.

RED CROSS MEETING -— The

held at the home of Mrs Gordon Sheidow on Monday evening Oct. 9th. with an attendance of ten munbers and three visitors. The evening W35 spent in packins boxes for overseas. The Institute pilrchased some articles for boxes and the remainder was kindly donated by the women of the dis- trict and a pair of socks was put in each box. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and meeting closed with National Anthem.

GYRO MEETING - An enthu.

ative on behalf of its members are]

siastic discussion of details for the coming Christmas Seal sale cam. paign occupied most of the eve- ning following the wcekly Gyro dinner held at The Charlottetown Hotel last evening. Ml’. W

thlce no.hit. ilo_rl_in games were luhfinfiiiblefit t0 ilelsmlal mmmelPletch, the newly elected presi.

ured in all of them. Tobin blanked -i————- the Dodgers WlihOllt a safety April 27. repeated the performance in a curulhod liVtLillllllliZ affair against

dent of the Prince Edward island Tuberculosis League, after payifli!

. tribute to the sincere and effici.

ent work of his predecessor, Dr. Trevor Waye. reported that the new mobile X.ray equipment for mass radiography had been ord- ered and that this. above all, should be an incentive for the citizens of this province to invut more freely than ever in Christmas Tuberculosis Seals.

SUGAR BLACK MARKET -- Convicted oi importing and selling a large quantity of sugar wthout ration coupons. a Souris march. ant has been fined $450 and costs or six months‘ imprisonment. The charge was laid by C. Guy Scott. chief investigation officer for the Prices Board in P. E. Island. and the case was heard before Magis- trate Joseph MacDonald at Souris on Wednesday. October l8. The accused pleaded guilty and the sentence was imposed on Satur. day. The charge stated that 2.000 pounds of sugar had been im. fitted into the province from the

agdalen Islands where there is no rationing regulations.

Personals

Mr. Ivan Munroe, ‘Trenton. N. 5., is visiting friends in the City.

m. A. P. Doucette, recently ap.

inted executive secretary of the

rince Edward Island Tuberculosis

League. arrived in Charlottetown and will

assume hisnew

propose to make any o , i mmverm" boys go through their training fers ior Bibeault." said Belke. "The Angyg cu cgumq _ A Hampshire man, was fined fifty dollars and costs or two months‘ imprisonment when he appeared before Magistrate G J. ‘Tweedy charged with selling a used car