[4 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. Nov. I5. I962. l

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Macdonald Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

lAssociatiOns Seek Ways Of Implementing Truce

Pl - Thel The two organizations. feuding because each faction must get of both the NCAA and AAU. is American Athletic Union andlfor the past 2% years over the the truce. which will assure a regarded as a mere formality. the National Collegiate Athletic control of amateur athletics in strong Olympic team in 1964. The NCAA. instead of waiting Association. their war of words the United States, formed a ragfiettiyt itsshmeli‘pblejrshipétl d ;Oll' itiii ejinve‘ilitionpinb 1:118 ' i'ti ii Tuesda ‘n a last-ditch ve g ou e se e ees n anu ry. ro a y wt

cut off before it reached the coal 0 y li two weeks from wednemay “In! a ma“ vate.

Quite A Surprise

The news that the Junior Penguin management has brought or is bringing “Toy- Toy" Gallant from Ontario to line up with their team pro- vided quite a surprise. and it convinces us that Myron Bell and his henchmen are. not tooling around. Looks as if We can stop worrying about the possibility that they will

too weak for the lSHl..

\\‘lIl be behind them. of course. when they hit the trail that irads to Maritime. Junior hockey supremacy. There siiouid be a large crowd at Civic Stadium Friday night to see just how those Penguins will stack up against the cream of the Prince County crop.

We'd like to pay tribute to Saint Diinstan's football team which. though beset with an

ways and means Wednesday 0

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shooting stage, began exploring effort to sign a peace treaty. , But how much authority the implementing their day - old I coalition will have still is secret, truce. no details have been announced

Blue Bombers Wear Films

when the AAU begins its annual convention in Detroit. Ratifica-t tion by the general membership

lRagged Studying [Stamps

There are several conclusions to be drawn from the truce which will last at least until after the Tokyo Olympics.

For one thing. the NCAA- backed United States Track and Field Federation. which had de- manded equal sanctioning priv- ileges with the AAU, will con- fine its activities to colle't'iate competition. This. in effect. is no different from the past. ex-

Having players from iiiitt-rcnt unusual number of injuries for ' Island centres. this .iunior most of the season. chalked cept that the name Will be Club is going in have tans up a respectable record. and l changed-

eheering for them in all the rinks.

Even we expect to contribute a few "hips-hips" to their ef- fects before the hockey season is over. and if anyone is going to beat Ron MacArlliur's Com-

ciimaxed the season’s efforts with a surprise win over Dal- housic University. With pres- eui coaching and anything , like an even break in the in- “ HERE are three members of jury department. they should RCAF‘ Eagles who will play he a team to reckon with next Sandy‘s Royals in tonight's Is-

land Senior Hockey League opener at The Sports Arena. Left to right they are Steve

WINNIPEG tCPi

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Phillips. Gard Lovelace a n d

— Televt- Stampeders sion has given opposing football Football Conference best - o- . coaches a faster look at the po- three game final playoff opener. riders. that Bombers are trying tential of their rivals, but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' .play- standard motion pictures still ers and coaches are wearing

are the mainstay of scouting a their

Gary Stroh.

rival team’s plays and players. ragged.

against

films of

to nullify.

Stamps went on to win the Stampeders second game of the semi-final 18-7 for a 48-7 total-point vic-

ln th e Western game. total - point emi - final Rough-

SANCTION OPEN EVENTS For another. the AAU will re- main the sole sanctioning agent of all open competition. and will sanction all athletes for the OlympiCs. This also is how things have stood since before

b ., ' - ' ' b tgzegatxe 2i,.;:[h:ln H'sl‘;:l(l‘1dfan: wan In preparation for their Satur- l The .d ef e n_d in g Canadian tory. the turn of the century ' ’ ‘ ' day battle against Calgarylchampions think they've. de- The ﬁrst game of the final is originally, it was understood

Mike’s Mail

Mike's mail ha: is huning again. We probably would have ,let this one. slide. but there was an insinuation that we were

Bag Buzzing

conduct penalties as possible.

Perhaps we ourselves were a bit stupid bringing this up at this time. but we warn you who agrees with‘

Sandy's Royals Are Hosts To Eagles In First Game

1Nfld. Boxer IDraws Fine

1tected something new Calgary attack and are burning 2:30 pm. the midnight oil trying to find Winnipeg Wednesday, Nov, 21_ way counteracting the starting at 3 nm.

tthreat.

I Where previously Calgary has lrelied~ on the brute power and "balance of their great fullback

in the Saturday in Calgary. starting at

third game. if necessary. will be in Winnipeg Saturday. 24 starting at 2:30 pm.

The winner of the series plays

that the coalition would do the sanctioning internally while the U would handle international affairs. Instead. the AAU keeps

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a . All that is known definitely. Just where the coalition comes in its vague. It could turn into

rapping the executive that sits- that anyone LONDON ‘CP’ The British, pended Grant Grady and this us will be sued for defamationl ‘ ' . _ . . — l 1 fr _ th 8 e 't ‘ ltt is simply not true. Summer- of character. Human nature is‘ Well win the title again this This ifs the1 lift year in the {Twila practices that have been 'ngégg 13:22:! ginggﬂgoihg‘eg- tfgﬁzinguninoodr e ﬁe "ogssigg “Eastizrnhftgilfgri‘izﬁz pliaTyglff iroﬁpﬁ; ﬁshNg’z‘mmgﬁ ~d \ .L c H 3.“. Gum ‘ h H t n a can himself year. circuit or t e ir orce team c . S -l - _ ' - o

si e spot s cimnis id sue la 0 e c n mm Summpmide but 50mg of ‘weigm Phonse LaSaga £150 for ipower of their rubber armed onto Saturday. Dec_ £5}o;lc::;gg‘:lly to talk over

himself. and fan; in general were virtually all of the opin-

slilpid and not feel greatly These words were confidently

maligned. bill if anyone else uttered by Sandy Frizzell. man-

.the players have heroine well.

For the netminding job he

has had three goalies turning 1:5 Showmg i“ the boxmg ring|

quarterback Eagle Day. USE MORE RECEIVERS To

HIRE OLDER WORKERS

Where does the NCAA profit

ion that the executive couldn‘t docs. it‘s like firing on Fortager and sponsor of Sandy's klmwn ‘0 Hand “OCR” fans 0"" Lyman MCIImiS Double London’s mam.” wembleyl ' from the deal? .- . . i - ‘ . . . ' c! v‘ o . . - . i -' Stadium Tuesda ni ht. 1 ° "‘15- “Stead 0‘ “5mg have done otherwise than lfay Sumter. Afnywarvullt1 €lustt sliplzﬁdli‘toyals prior to tonights island m‘giefrglriymz "Legitima- grime” and Frankie. Rope?- Biny Walkerﬂnﬂgush heavy_ only ends Phil Lohmann and OTTAWA (CM—More than 23 While it could not be con- a years suspensmn or out. and i ll wi ep o 500 e : Senior Hockey League 1963 593- and) commented Frankie weight knocked out “15388, of Pete Manning and ﬂanker per cent of an appointment, to ﬁrmed. the NCAA undoubtedly

assault on a referee.

The “stupidity” we referred to was the imposition of a misconduct penalty for a rather mild verbal protest in

the writer's ruffled feelings. " son opener between the Royals we'll admit that most of us have , and RCAF Eagles at the Sports our moments of stupidity. The‘Arena.

illiter's intimidation iii a t Asked wnv Grant's protest was not ir the '

he was so con~

side. Just to name a few of the

players on this freshman team: Sea-‘0“-

there are lrv Walsh. a real cool pcrtormer between the pipes for

Eustace Reeves. Ralph 'F

ta 5 S

looks real good and h pounds lighter than he was last

George's. Nfld.. the first round.

Immediately afterwards

at 1:57 of Larry Robinson to take passes, IStampedcrs now use the a di- nttional pass — catching skills oi

0“ deanN' the Royals have’was announced from the ringlhalfbacks Jim Dillard and Ed Friday.

arm‘ t that LaSaga's purse. would be I 3110118113“-

the federal civil service in 1961 Were persons Civil Service Commission said appointments were 42.1 per cent in adminis-

the

got what it was after from the start—equal representation on the executive board. The NCAA always has been outnumbered on the foreign relations cornv

. . . . 'fident his Rovals would retain I lame Wthh had bulll up nilld category has been denied - erv Jogev Stu McLur‘, and. . . , - ~ - . . - " ' . . ‘ , . . s. . . . t v .- . wuhneld endtn an tn nlr . It is tilts flood of passcrs. so tration and inspection and 37.9 mittee and never has been per- “) an “Mimi” puth Koren,” by Gram‘ .a‘“ the “sermon that ‘thjh “do. wlhkm they (apnmid l,'}f’.k:‘ll"lef'irezarilufﬁd'nnhuff J‘mior MMLW‘I' The mini give noq spgcific l evident in their 25-0 victory in per cent in the manual, main- mitted on the powerful execu- farIrm 33:;Sﬁgyeét) Digit-:5 the referee made the right‘L“: ﬂea-1:25 a'st season lSandy s “ultkrd. slip “ﬁrst “(TM a: ‘l The ltﬁlinl’ilhgt piiiyrers hamlreasoii for fining LaSuga. {the first game of their two -teiiaiice and service classes. live committee. . ‘ .‘ ' ti“l>i ii on the icing episode? 5W " “0 L'UnllN‘Lwnv .‘ H ' ' ‘ . ' '. ‘ - 1 icon “or ma on up .mnt wt. m addition to the ﬁne it aw. .__._._c_____...__.__.__ . . _ . __ - , w . .w _ imposmg mmur m. m a u I. l‘ 0 What about mi, loss 0f 1961452 , itlltLllidil Bill Smith and Bob ; B ._ voting“ Ame Carver nounced that minnow Cana_ Vl’lllllll’ll‘ vw "‘"Ill’q

penalties—and this advice is given to avert as many mis-

Writer Gives Advice

The writer advises us to _"Iet sleeping dogs lie" but what gets us is how those' ’lying dogs can sleep. The. fans can feel assured that this year no one will threaten to award the. game to the visiting team if anyone, throws another article on the ice. That. I'm sure. all fair- minded fans will admit. was downright stu--- well. per-

was refuted by many fans who saw the play.

ISHL scoring champion Angie [Carroll and iinemate Alfie IFianagan‘.’ Wouldn't it weaken ithe Royals? ‘Nol. that. mucli'w ’said Sandy. 'We were away too haps we should gays—.3 mm strong last year and this will gndndlctnng, m «- it somewhat more . for our chicken comingWe “ill just fill the gaps and! home to in the Princsstill win with ease. County League. not a chances Whether they will win the‘ We're just the secretary with-',title 01‘ not won't be decidedl nut a vote. and we'll be me until the playoffs are completed} innocent bystander—let’s make‘bU-t one of the teams that willl tlial hysitlor—wllo never com- , attempt to hall the-‘6 Rnyais are ‘ mils himself but just wiritesliheir opponents tonight. the; down the brilliant olr stupidIEalzles. a team of unknown‘ motions the other fellows quality.

make. Ernie Davis

Hockey ScheduIeTo Work Out

Released Wed.

The, island Senior Hockey Lea- gue schedule. released by th e league executive Wednesday. is as follows:—

Nov. lS-RCAF at Royals. Nov. ill-Penguins at S'Side. Nov. ill-Penguins at RCAF. Nov. 20-S‘Side at Royals. Nov. 22-Royals at Penguins. Nov. 23-RCAF at S'Side. Nov. Its-Royals at RCAF, Nov. 27-S‘Side at Penguins. Nov. 29-RCAF at Penguins Nov. 30-Royals at S‘Side. Der. 2-S‘Side at RCAI“. Dec. 4-Penguins at Royals. Dec. ﬁ-RCAF at Penguins. Dee. T-Royals at S‘Sidc. Der. #Royals at RCAF‘. Dec. ll-S'Side at Penguins.

Dec. iii-Penguins at RCAF. Dee. lR-S‘Side at Royals. Dec. 20-Royals at Penguins Dec. 27-RCAF at Royals. Dec. 28-Penguins at S‘Side.

. lS-S’Side at Royals. . lT-RCAF‘ at Royals. Jan. lit-Penguins at S‘Side.

_ British Box

Strips Downes 0i litle

LONDON (APi—The British Board of Control

' atri Terry Downes of his Britta h middleweight cham- pionship Wednesday for failing

to defend the title against John ‘commissions.

McCorihack of Scotland.

The BBB said George Alri- rldge and McCormack would ’ for the vacant champion- altip.

Dawnes. one of the world's top middleweights and a chal- lenger for Nigerian Dick 'l‘i- ger’s world crown.

s i ; ninth rmnd technical knockoutiMontreal 2 Toronto 4

over Phil Mayer of Portland,

Tuesday night. A scheduled fight between‘ Aldridge and former worldj champion Sugar Ray RobinsonI In “cheater on Nov. 28 has. ' called off. Robinson plansl for home on Friday. He‘

‘ been called home for busi-I ‘VWMM-n. . .... . .. P 0 0'

“ﬁght, title for mm. neglected his;

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Weinbiey Stadium l

‘Witli Browns

CLEVELAND tAPl——Aitiiough halfback Ernie Davis will not lplay for Cleveland Browns this‘ Iseason. the National Football! tLeague club said Wednesday he? iwill start full - scale workouts land attend meetings with the

.Ian. 20-S'Side at RCAF. .Ian. 22-Royals at Penguins .Ian. 24-RCAF‘ at Penguins Jan. ZS-Royais at S'Side. Jan. ZT-Royals at RCAF‘. .lan. 29-S'Side at Penguins. Jan. Ill-Penguins at Royals. Feb. l-RCAF at S'Side. Feb. 3-Penguins at RCAF. Feb. S-S'Side at Royals. l"ch. T~RCAF at Royals. ‘Ff‘l‘i. R-Penguins at S'Side. KFeb. lO-S'Side at RCAF.

‘ . l2-Royals at Penguins IFeh. Hour at Royals.

‘ l-‘ch. lB-Penguins at S'Side. r‘eh. lT-Pcnguins at RCAF. Pch. 19—S'Side at Royals. .Feh. 2l-Royals at Penguins .F‘eh. 22-RCAF at S‘Side. ,Feh. 24-Royals at RCAF. ‘Feh. 26-S'Side at Penguins. ‘ eh. 28-RCAF‘ at Penguins. .Mar. l~Royals at S'Side. ' .Mar. 3-S‘Side. at RCAF‘. Mar. 5~Penguins at Royals .Mar. 7-RCAF at Penguins.

I tea

, Thedecision to keep Davis on

3the sidelines came from Paul

lBrown, coach and general man-» er.

I “Ernie Davis will not be ac- ;tivated in 1962." he said.

; Art Modell, club president, was plainly disappointed. He,‘ 1 broke the to Davis ‘ ;Sunday and said the 23-year-old l ’former Syracuse All - America: took the news gracefully. Davis came down with leukemia in early June, but the deadly dis-‘ ease now is in a state of re- mission.

”Art Model! and I feel it's too late in the season for Ernie tor catch up enough to play." saidI Brown. I Modell said the Cleveland;

stated:

“Ernie Davis continues to be; in an excellent state of remis-' sion. ' values remainl perfectly normal. in fact, hisi hemoglobulio is high normal1 and at this time there is nol trace of leukemia." ‘

:Mar. 22-Penguins at S‘Side. . 24-S‘Side at RCAF. ‘Mar. Zﬁ-Royals at Penguins.

mgAsh

’failure to defend within the six Imonths limit. The New York3 ,Athletic Commission. acting in iconcurrence. with British, Eu- Jropean. Oriental and California? deprived Penderl .of recognition last week. I'r‘en-1 tier said he plans to take court . ‘action against the ruling soonw

HOCKEY scones:

National League

Boston 2 New Yoi’k 0 Detroit 2 Chicago A

American Leagno Rochester 3 Buffalo 4 Cleveland l Hershey 7 Springfield I Pittsburgh 6

Eastern Professional Kingston 2 Syracuse 1

RP“ .

Hull-Ottawa 5 Fort Wayne I Nova Scott: Senior Amherst 2 New Glasgow I Halifax 3 Windsor 3

sons attics

eyen. I lit

Buyer a neat stick-handling for- ‘

“aid. ‘ Maclntyre. Billy Mulligan. Vince box again in Brita

How the team will stack llptuulligan, Jim MacLeod

against the. remainder of theWSmelt‘ Glllis, Donnie ‘Gumter‘

‘ciubs in the league is yet to be ; Mccwmack‘ Joey

known but they could emergelGH-alld Norman, Kip Ready. Billy of the‘Shem-y and Basil Doyle.

e Cinderella team year.

Royal playing coach Roy

of talent to, work with in the

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Open Monday to

Dec. 30-S‘Side at RCAF. ‘ Mar. B-Royals at S'Side. , _ Fri“ Jan. 3-RCAF at Penguins. ,Mar. ill-Royals at RCAF. 1'31"”. ‘8 dallﬁhled, at DEVIS'Sl y Jan. 4-Royals at S‘Side. lMar. 12’S'Side at Penguins Physmal and medical progress. 2—5 EM. Jan ﬁ-Royals at, RCAF. lMar. l4-Pcnguins at Royals "90“ for Jan. ll-S'Side at Penguins. (Mar. is-RCAF at S‘Side. _Th€ late-it "‘90" by Dr- Ans- Jan. ill-Penguins at Royals ‘Mar. 17-Penguins at RCAF 1‘" w 91 5 5 91'8‘”‘- who .has ml!”

. ll-RCAF at S' i e iMar. lQ-S’Side at Royals. headed the team 0‘ Greelahsts. bowling

. lit-Penguins at RCAF. IMar. 2l-RCAF at Royals.

the ‘Buck‘ Whitlock has had plenty 1 Sports Arena tonight starting at 1 LaSaga for a "shameful" exhi- tjﬁslﬂ, u, lb" ,

tints; SCHOOLﬂGUES! COLLEGE STUDENTS!

"CASUAL" ; AFTERNOON I BOWLING

lick (looks better than ever). Buddy titan would not be allowed to

in.

. Alan “I didn't throw the fight or anything." LaSaga told a re- ADSCIIEU-lt. porter Wednesday. “The referee

I said something to me about not using my head, and I looked at Hockey fans can see these i him and then I got hit." two teams in action at British newspapers criticized

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