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- High-flying RCMP
_walk over Parkers:

By CHARLES KE. GIORDANO ©
’ Sports Editor: of The Daily News. ‘

The Senior Men’ s Floor Hockey League chalke alg

up it’s first fight of the 1959- 60 season last night in a
tilt that saw high-flying RCMP pound a hard-trying
Parkers squad 16-4. .

For some of the fans attend~
ing, the game only brought back
disgusting memories of late last

 

Chris Harvey and Greg ‘Mc-
Leod were Ormes’ big guns with
three goals cach.

sewson when two teams squared- Lincups
off in the same manner. ve Senior .
TWO SUSPENDED RCMP — Johnson (goal),

Wyatt, Busso, Fitzgerald 1, Penz
5, Collier 1, Warner 3, Jelly, Mc-
Donald, Geisbrecht 1, Duffin,
Murland, Jim Arseneau 3, Slack
2, Peiree. Total 16.
Purkers—Gaudadry (goal), Dean,
Lefebvre 1, Stephenson, Cairns,
2, Simonson, Alexcee, Roberts,
Chupu, Jessop, Joe Arseneau 1],
Bergin, Poulton, Bork. Total A.
Junior
Sports Shop—Eriksen 2, Kan-
gas 1, Eby (goal), Rosedale, Hel-
land 1, Dortus 9, Thoms, Dop-
son. “Total 13. -
Ormes—Allen (goal), Harvey
3, McLeod 3, Dorash 1,'Boychuk,
Gasuinos 1, Martin. ‘Total 8.

As a result of the fracas,
which had slowly built up
from the first period to late in
the. second, two players,
RCMP's Bruce MeDonald ‘and
“Parkers Paul Lefebvre, are un-—
der aulomatic suspension for
one loague game.

ONTO FLOOR
The scuffle, which saw both
teams churge-out ‘onto.the floor
to take part, started as a..result
of considerably heavy checking
by. both players but wound -up
with McDonald as the victim of
a tight headlock by Lefebvre.

However, after the . players
were separated and. the others
ordered: back ‘to their boxes’ the
two men were cach given match
misconduct penalties which
automatically suspended them
for the rest: of the fixture and
one future game. Final decision
rests ‘with the suspension board.

PENZ LEADS ATTACK

RCMP, led by John Penz with
five counters, poured on - the
pressure, quickly - and’ never let
up. Tmey banged in four in the
first. perlod,. five in. the second
and seven in the third.

STRONG DEFENCE

Parkers «crashed .. through}
RCMP'’s strong ‘defence in the
second period to open their scor-

 

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LONDON (Reuters)—Draw for
the second round of the English
Football Association Cup to be
played Dec. 5: ,
Stockport County vs Crewe
Alexandra
South Shields vs Bradford
Grimsby Town vs Wrexham.
Rochdale or Narlisle United vs
Barnsley or Bradford City
Crook Town or Matlock Town
vs York City
Southport. or Workington ‘VS
Halifax. Town
‘Bury vs Sheldon

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second and one .in the © final Mansfield Town vs Chester
stanza, + ;

- Doncaster Rovers or Gainsbor-
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. Walsall vs Peterborough Unit-
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Norwich City or Reading VS
Kings Lynn .
Coventry City or Southampton
vs Southend United. .
Gillingham vs. Torquay United
Cheltenham Town or. Watford
vs Wycombe Wanderers -

Al Cairns led the Parker’ at-
tack with two markers. Other
high RCMP scorers were . Joe
Warner and Jim Arseneau with
three apiece...

“The police boys ‘had the edge
on penalties receiving nine com-
pared to Parkers’ seven,

In junior. action . Sports: Shop
scored a 13-8 victory over Ormes.

  

  

  

    
   
   
   
   
    
    
   
    
    

  

    
   
   
   
      
    
     
 
    
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
     
     
 

  

 

       
     
    
      
  

 
 

  
   
    
   

 

WORLD |

  

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S tamps edge |
in fist-swinging battle

By The Canadian Press,

Seattle Totems took a

‘Stampeders i in one of two Western. ‘Hockey League
44\games Tuesday night, but individual ‘statistics show |

Totems haven’t much to complain about.

=! Victoria outplayed Winnipeg
to, take. a 4-2 win in the second

e Stamps-Totems game was

‘highlighted by a fist-swinging
“;eecond period. Coach Gus Kyle
‘| was thrown off the bench and
fe Stampeders took 33 minutes in
‘| pénalties.. Totems had 13 min-
utes against them with
urauner Dick Bielous also thrown

their

arc Bolleau, who counted
ce for Totems and added an

24sist,. moved in front in’ the

’6 individual scoring race.
lis efforts Tuesday night gave

i Hin a total of 28 points. _
; <p Sid Finney, Jack McLeod, Lou
‘ Jankowski

scored Stampeders” goals.

and Ron’: Leopold

 

   

 

“Prince! Rupert Daily ews
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T otems: | 4.3 |. 1)

4-3 bump ‘from: Calgary

Bissonnette was» ‘driving’ ‘along 136, New: Yo:
the highway: ‘when He spotted: aj ny Gonsalves,
sharp-talled grouse sitting in/a
tree.
ped to the roadside, loaded his|ped. ‘Jos: Row
Y\ gun and bagged the bird.

TIMMINS, “Ont “O—Dr. R. Ne]. _ Oakland,’

‘Miami ‘Beach, Fla.
He stopped the. car, step-| Blades, 178,:Ft.:

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Seattle remained eight.-points
behind

gary was three points back...

- The first fight started‘ at Cal-
gary when Bob Wilson and Gerry
Leonard slugged it. out in front
of the players’ bench. During the
excitement Kyle threw his. hat
on the ice and Seattle defence |’
man Frank. Arnett stamped on

it. with his skates,

The -second round : slar ted
when Doug. Barkley was given a}
charging. penalty, then ‘a miscon-
duct for arguing. ° ‘He poked ref. ;

 

eree’ ‘Al Paradice: and got a game .

first-place » Vancouver, |
tied with Victoria, while Cal-|\"

 

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HEAVYWEIGHT “champion ~ ‘Ingemar ‘Johansson’ “of fo
Sweden - mounted. a horse: for the first time: recently; taking | ‘=.
-an hour-long.ride at St. Mary, Montanna,’ where he is on location ** ok
filming the movie “All The Young Men.”: The good-looking - boxing.
sensation. scoffed at reports that he might suffer stiffness from. }
the ride. Usually it is, his opponents that suffer. from: stiffness. |

after a ride. through space, courtesy Ingo’ s powerful right. hand.'.

—oP photo.

 

Sloan.
Last year at this time,

League and the Hawks had a!
good start towards what became |
one of their best seasons...
After 16 games last season,
Chicago had 16 points and was

 

 

Hans Dorius led the Sporting

goods crew .to. triumph blasting. Kettering Town ‘or Margate VS |

Crystal, Palace... --

“Exeter City vs. Brentford

fhe » Salisbury vs" Newport: County.
“-Enfield.vs Bournemouth +
“Notts County vs Bath City.

. Queens. Park. Rangers vs" Port
Vale x

Last Night's Fights

London uw — Henry Cooper,
18834, England, stopped Joe Ers-
kine, 19244, Wales, 12 Cooper re-

    
 

 

 

 

 

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ON THE -FAMOUS championship. 9
Seattle W—Chico Santos, 139

HOUSE OF STONE Lisbond,, Portugal, outpointed

TAILORED TO. MEASURE
_ SUITS, TOPCOATS AND
SLACKS.

LING TAILOR

Bobby Hicks, 141, Seattle, (10).

Billings, Mont. u—George Lo-
gan, 200, Boise, stopped Herman
Henry, 191, San Francisco, (3).

Honolulu (#%—Stanley Harring-
jton, 15244, Hawaii, stopped Jerry
Wunnicutt, 153, Menlo Park,
Calif, (4).

 

 

 

 

 

 

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of first place.

cellar.

LOOK SOLID —

-Goaler Glenn. Hall! is playing
as well as ever. The defence is
solid and the forward line has

le Stan Mikita, represent an im-
provement if anything.

Where’s the difference?

After 16 games last year, Sloan
had 10 goals and five assists,
This year after 17 games he has
four goals and three assists.

Lindsay in 16 games had a
goal and 10 assists last year. He
had a goal and three in.15 games
this time.

Litzenberger in 16 games last
season scored eight goals and 12
assists. In 15 this season he has
three goals and four assists.

Neither of the three has even
half the points they had this
time lust year, none of them can
figure out why, and all are wor-
ried,

Fortunately for coach Rudy
Pilous, the HWne shows signs of
snapping back into form,
BIGHT-POINT NIGHT

Last Sunday, after Detrolt Red
Wines took a 3-1 lead, Sloun,
Litvenberger and o Lindsay
charged back “to pick up a goal
ench and power the Hawks to a

“Hawks” ‘hot line under par.
from performance | in 1958

By GEORGE FRAJKOR 7
. Canadian Press Staff Writer By

‘It becomes increasingly evident that what makes}.
the Chicago Black Hawks fly is two wings and a cen-|
tre named, left to right, Robert Blake Theodore Lind-
say, Edward C. J-Litzenberger and Aloysius Martin

| wee
Ted, i$- 3 win.

Ed and Tod were one of the hot- | also each had two assists and}
test lines in the National Hockey | Lindsay had one.

squashed the Hawks 3-2, they
;proved again that when they’ re
not scoring, Chicago goes no- |

tied for. fourth place‘ with | De-|-

 

This .year, after’ ,

717. games,. they’ have’ .a’ feeble %
geven - points and occupy. the’

pees

‘set new marks | _
in Ten-pin loop

some new players who, like rook- |

 

 

Sloan and Litzenbergér

Monday night, \ as Detroit

where.

     
          
       
  

 

hree bowlers:

Three kelgars set new season:
highs
Bowling League Sunday night. |
- Bob Kelsey of Dominoes rolled:
a men's high single of 230, Lynne |
Roberts of Sports Shop tallied;
202: for women’s high single and |

Betty Dahl of Jakes, put to- ;
gether 472 for women’s high ,
three,

Men's high triple was taken by;
Joe Giordano of Sports Shop:
with a total of 555. |

Rolling other good games for |
the. evening were Betty Dahl |
with 180 single, Don Hartwig:
with 224 for single, Joe Giordana!
wilh a single of 215 and Al Shep- |
pard with asingle of 203.

Heading the teams were Sheps ;
with 821 for high — single and |
Dominoes with, 3324 for
three.

Results

Jukes 3, Sports Shop Doni
ves 4, Jacks. 0; Sheps 3, Daves |.

‘Standings
Dominoes 18, Jacks 17, Sheps

15, Duves 12, Jakes 12, Sports

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