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ahead of: Edmonton Flyers who
“}meet Comets: on -home ice to-

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‘ler against. third-place Victoria “

~ shared. the: ‘Calgary. goals before
‘| about 3, 000 fans.. Thé game went
vo score]ess’
| Stamps: going ahead 1-0 in the

“Comets, deep. , in ‘the cellar,
against - Calgary:
: Stampeders Tuesday: night. with
_| the . Stamps . using .substitute
| goalie Bill Gillett of the Big Six
{intermediate League’s Calgary
‘ Andersons.

“But: ‘they ‘beat him only once

and ‘Stampeders won the contest’

‘Gillett; top netminder in his
league. for the last four’ seasons,
was working. on a ‘shutout until’
12:42 of’ the final frame with a
| tight: defence giving. him good

. protection. .

Replacing | regular netminder
Claude’ Pronovost, “~who is out two
‘| weeks ‘with ‘a knee injury, Gillett

‘}handled only ‘six shots in the:

first Period’ and tour in the sec-
‘ond. :
Comets ' ‘broke. through | ‘with

| their lone marker: by: ‘Ron: Atwell

:| but: Gillett: ‘came. up: “with good
saves in’ the ‘final’:

: preserve the win.

minutes . to

‘Calgary now ‘has sole: posses:

‘night.

The league ‘then is: idle until
| Boxing’ Day, when: the league-
leading: Vancouver Canucks play
a -horne-and-home double-head:

|.Cougars; Spokane moves on to
Winnipeg. Warriors territory and
Stamps play Edmonton... |

-Doug . Barkley, . Dusty ‘Blair,
Murray. ‘Wilkie. and. Ted ‘Gray|

 

in the first. with

second and breaking out in the
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in ie * each ime
FORT. WORTH, Tex : (AP)- The: Dallas-Fort].

- Worth. area Tuesday: became. ‘the seventh member | of
the Continental: Baseball. League. ah

After’.

 

three- hour’ meeting |.

“with J. Ww. Bateson ‘of Dallas and
-. “Amon Carter, Jr., of Fort. Worth,
“President: ‘Branch: ‘Rickey. of the
third ; ‘big. league. issued | the: fol:
lowing | ‘statement: 9) a

“We have’ accepted the oppor-
tunity and‘challenge in behalf of

‘Dallas and Fort Worth to ensure

major league baseball for our: big

league area by taking one of the
_ last’ two franchises available ‘in
the Continental League. © 0.”

Toronto, -New. York, Atlanta,
Minneapolis-St. Paul,’ ‘Denver.

Houston are the cities pre-
ously granted franchises. =:
“With<.one.: ‘place left a choice
ade between Buffalo,
ontreal within “a

‘Needs win tonight’
‘MIAMI. BEACH, Fla, (#-—Un-

‘pos welterweight Luis Rodri-

Jengers,:

guez from Camaguey,’ Cuba,
ranked .No, 2 among the. chal-
meets third-ranked
Garnet. (Sugar) Hart in a 10-
rounder tonight, oo

If Rodriguez wins—he's - a Q-
to-1 favorite—he Js in a direct
line for a shot at Don ‘Jordan's
‘world ckown, If Jordan doesn't
‘Actend his crown within the six-
month period of grace which ex-
pires’ in January, Rodriguez
would be the logical man to
ascend to the throne,

To stay in action

CHICAGO (®—-Outfilelder Irv
‘Noren, 35, was talked out of re-
tirenient to play the 1060 sea-
‘son with the Chicago Cubs, gen-
era) manager John Holland an
nouneed today,

Noren, the Cubs’ loading batter
last season with a 311 mark In
73 games, agreed verbally — to
terma and will sign later, -Hol-
Innd ‘said, We is used mainly as
n pinch-hitter by the Cuhs,

Skier engaged -
MONTREAL ®—Lueile Whoel-
CY, the attractive St. Jovite, Que,,

 

 

 

 

      

 

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skier who brought fame. to: Cani-
ada” through victories. in:, inter-
national and Olympic competi-
tion” has: ‘become. engaged. to
Kaye © ‘Vaughan, husky, - guard
with Ottawa. Rough Riders in the |.
Big Four Football Union. *
‘The | engagement. - was - an-
nounced Monday: “night at a
party’ for close’: ‘friends «at: the
Wheeler’ “home «in. St. Jovite
where her father, Harry Wheel-
er, runs a Ski resort.

Brown tops poll.

‘ NEW YORK WP—fullback Jim-
my Brown was the only. unan-
imous selection in the’ 1959 all-
pro football team picked for the
.|Associated Press by. National
Football League.writers today.

' The explosive backfielder with
Cleveland Browns, who led the
league in rushing for the third
sticcessive season, was named to
the. first team’ on all 37 ballots,
End Ray Berry. of Baltimore
Colts\and Sam Huff, New York
Giants’ redoubtable Mnehbacker,
missed out. on one ballot.

 

 

Scientific tests
set for Plante

MONTREAL (P) ne Jaques
‘Plante, ploncer of the face mask
Hockey Tongue
froatios, is to undergo a series of
vision test with and without the

for National

mask,

- Montrea) Onnnadiens manages

mant decided todny it wants to
‘know for atire, through sclantifie
etosta, whothor tho mask inter~
feros In any way with Planto's
vision,"

Tho deolaion was prompted by
tho current slump, not yirticu
‘larly disastrous, of the NHU, and
atanloy Oup champions, Along
with tho slump has been an une
usun] numbor of goals, acorad by

MAURICE (Rocket) Richard,
Montreal Canndiens. veteran
rightwinger, said Tuesday he
hopes to return. to National
‘Hockey: League play around
the middie of January, Rich-
ard frst has a December 28
date with tha surgeon to have
apin removed from his cheek
bone, It was Inaerted to hold
the bono together following a
fracture, Tho 38-year - old
Rocket suffered the fracture,
nenr tho side of the. loft oye,
{1 a game at Detroit Novem-

sumed skating but will take
no part in serlmmoging unt)
a week or so after the pin Is
‘ yemoved, Rocket fa the reforeo
at tho scrimmage acasions, Mla
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their. flight: to: London. |

‘Low ‘clou
‘arriv of
“Airways plane.’ ‘on | whieh:
Warwicks had- expected: :'to. leave:
~The. Warwicks, who. “spent 30
days. ‘coaching * “and ° playing ex-
hibition games - here, now plan
to leave today.and ‘still hope. to}
make. it home. “to Edmonton for

Gert Van Meer
sets new high

Mixed Five-Pin bowling ac-
tion’ last’ Thursday saw A
Leagues’ Gert Van Meer of Can-
fisco roll a. women’s high single
of 346, the highest effort in that
category produced thus far this
season.

Also for the A loop women,
Agnes Pierce of Fashion Foot-
wear took high triple honors
‘with'a 717. total...

‘For the men, Frosty Locker's
George Shenton rolled a high
single of 296, while Benny Win-
dle of Fashion Footwear racked
up a high triple of 718,

Fashion Footwear snared both
,tcam highs with seores of 1357
and 3662,

Turkey winners In A League
were Gert Van Meer, George
Shenton, Rod Harris, and Shir.
ley Wells, Phyllis Morey won the
consolation prize of a chicken,

In B League action, Bill Sy-
mington of Caducecans took
men's high single and triple
honors with scores of 265 and
675, For the women, Del Lun-
dago of Astorin Messenger rolled
a 245 game to lead in high
singles while Jeannette Cloutler
‘of Melrose captured high triple
with a 686 score,

Team high single was taken
hy WOTM with 1058, and a total
of 2808 was enough to give Mel.
rose team high threo.

   

 

 

 

A Longue results: Diamond
Cabs 4, Grocer & Bridden 0;
Fashion Yootwonr 4, Yukon

Gems 0; Oanfisco 4,, Chatham
0; Lotus Cnfo 3, "Hondpinners
1; Universal 3, Yukon Jowellors
MT mvonty Lockory3}: iBT fAndard

4° Leaguo resul tae: icons

Hybrids 0; Ovarwaited..”

Woodbutohors 0, Jolly Nuinons
4, Northland Navigijtion, Q} Male
rose 8, Mooge 1;° Bohs of Norn
way 3, Astoria Mosschiner yy hy
& Bons 3, WOT Metis
Winnors. of turiiai Bi Jongué

Ross, Phoshe, Vaselohik Won, a;
chicken.

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‘GRANT WARWICK, -one of three ‘Warwick brothers who starr
-with the: Penticton. Vs ‘when. that team won the 1955 world
‘hockey championship, gets a ‘shot: past this Polish goalie’ during
a “practice session at- Warsaw. Grant, along with Bill ‘and Dick,
were slated to fly home to:Canada' yesterday, after a month
of coaching: and. ‘playing © exhibition games
weather held thetn’ up. Looking ‘on are Bill, Qeft. background)

‘Legia’ hockey team’ of. ‘Warsaw. a

ds: and fog. prevented Ly

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(right) and members of. the
~-CP photo.

~ Warwick: brothers. end
coaching job in Poland

(AP)—The Warwick brdthers— !
| Grant, Bill and Dick—who came here to give the Poles
some tips on how t6 play, hockey,
| Poland. Tuesday. night, when bad weather washed < out :

were stranded. in

 

Christmas.) |
“The. hockey. trio has beer a big
ccess in Poland, where: ‘hockey.

  

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ie is “becoming: increasinglp pophe:
_ Newspapers. reported that
they have been invited to return
next year for another coaching}.

Jar.

and ‘playing tour...
» The ‘prothers’ confirmed

nothing definite has been decid-
ed yet.

“We've really ‘enjoyed - ‘this trip
and it’s-been a:very interesting

38 is the oldest of the three. ..:

from ‘Kitchener, Ont., that:
Olympic bound. Kitchener-:
Waterloo Dutchmen are try-
ing to sign up Dick Warwick. .
“We hope to be able to contact
Dick as soon as. he. arrives,”
manager Ernie Goman said
Tuesday.

“We understand he’s interest-
ed in playing for us; and there’s
no doubt in my mind that he
would be a help to us at Squaw
Valley.”

Dick has not had professional
playing experience. and thus
would be eligible to compete in
the. Olympics. Gorman said he
would like to get him Into the

Christmas.

the
invitation and said one, two or
all: of ‘them . might return but

-) experience,’ ’*said Grant, who at

Meanwhile it ‘was reported ”

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VANCOUVER. (%—Les Bryce of
Victoria. whipped Ed ‘Birkenthal
of Vancouver 10-4 Tuesday. night
to win the championship’ event
of the Pacific Coast Curling As-
sociation’s junior bonspiel here. :

Bralorne 8- 6 to enter: the Class
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TOKYO. Pe — The Japanese
Olympic hockey team is'en route
to Canada, by. sea aboard: ‘the
liner Hikawa Maru for a ‘series
of. tuneup ' matches —- against
Canadian squads | before the
Winter Olympic Games at Squaw

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Thirteen — games. have’ been
tentatively scheduled against

Canadian teams next month and
two more’ against: U.S. teams.
The squad of’ 17 players is led
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