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1945
THREE-SIDE
PUCK
MATCH
So
Many
Penalties
Dished
Out
Several
Games
Waved
HAMILTON,
Dec.
3
0j
The
Hamilton
Tigers
Friday
night
defeated
the
Hamilton
Pats
3-0
hi
a
Senior
"A"
Ontario
Hockey
Association
game
marked
by
free-for-alls.
In
all,
seven
major
penalties,
two
match
misconducts
and
a
ten-minute
mtscon-duct
were
dished
out
by
the
officials.
The
teams
played
three
a
side
for
five
minutes
of
the
third
period
after
penalties
rid-ciled
their
ranks.
In
another
Senior
"A"
game
the
Owen
Sound
Mohawks
made
their
home
debut
by
dropping
a
4-1
decision
'
to
Toronto
Staf-fords.
Ontario
Hockey
Association
Junior.
"A"
play
found
the
St.
FURNI
Always
What
could
be
t
lovelier
than
a
Catharines
squad
advancing
into
a
first
place
tie
by
thumping
the
Toronto
Marlboros
4-1,
and
the
Barrie
Flyiers
gained
a
2-2
overtime
tie
in
a
game
played
on
home
Ice
against
the
Toronto
Young
Rangers.
In
a
Provincial
Senior
Hockey
league
game
played
in
Cornwall,
Ont.,
the
Victoriaville
Stars
opened
their
season
with
an
8-1
victory
over
the
Cornwall
Cougars.
With
this
victory,
they
pulled
Into
a
second
place
tie
with
the
Cougars
and
St.
Hya-cinthe
Saints,
eight
points
behind
the
pace-setting
Lachine
Rapides.
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Winnipeg
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Saturday
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time
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Saturday
was
a
day
of
festivities
for
the
Westview
Bush
Rangers.
A
successful
party
was
held
to
coriimemorate
the
opening
two
years
ago
of
this
club
for
boys.
The
fact
that
the
club
has
survived
through
the
past
two
stormy
years
Indicates
that
it
must
be
organized
on
a
sound
basis
and
directed
by
youths
who
are
keen,
alert
and
industrious.
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suppositions
are
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from
the
beginning
that,
if
the
club
was
to
endure,
the
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slbllity
of
administration
must
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be
portioned
out
to
as
many
(
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fellows
as
possible.
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recent
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election
of
officers
and
appoint-
ment
of
committees
gives
an
ex
cellent
example
of
this
tendency.
The
.following
are
the
present
executive:
President
Everett
Pierce.
Secretary
Denis
Garon.
Finance
Committee
Everett
Pierce,
Allen
Hartwig,
Norman
Shenton.
Refreshment
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Gardner
Paul,
Norman
Shenton,
Stewart
Hills.
Equipment
Managers
Frank
Clapp,
Robert
Johnson.
Membership
and
Attendance
Committee
Burns
Pierce,
Henry
Martinusen.
Program
Committee
John
Strand,
Stewart
Hills,
Burns
Pierce.
Rup
-
Rec
Representative
Denis
Garon.
Schedule
for
December
Twenty-four
classes
a
week
will
be
held
in
December.
The
new
schedule
Is
listed
below.
Clip
it
out
for
reference.
Monday
I.O.D.E.
Hall
7:00-8:30,
Girls
Leaders
Class;
8:30-10:00,
Men's'
Leaders
Class.
Seal
Cove
School
7:30-9:00
Intermediate
Boys'
Boxing.
Y.M.C.A.
5:00-6.00
Boys'
Basketball.
Tuesday
Y.M.C.A.
5:00-6:00,
High
School
Girls'
Basketball.
Wednesday
Y.M.C.A.
6:00-7:00,
Junior
Girls'
Class;
7:00-8:00,
Junior
Boys'
Class;
8:00-9:00,
Intermediate
Boys'
Class.
Conrad
School
7:00-3:00,
Junior
Boys'
Class.
Seal
Cove
School
7:30-9:00,
Intermediate
Boys
Boxing
Class;
7:30-9:00
Senior
Barbell
Train
ing
Class.
I.O.D.E.
Hall
7:30-8:30,
Ladies'
Keep
Fit
Class;
8:30-10:00,
Ladies
Gymnastic
Class.
Thursday
ft
Westview
School
7:30-9:00,
ft
1
Junior
and
Intermediate
Boys.
St.
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Community
Hall
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Boys
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Friday
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Hall
7:30-8:30,
Ladies'
Keen
Fit
Class:
8:30-
10:00,
Ladles
Gymnastic
Class,
Seal
Cove
School
7:30-9:00,
Intermediate
Boys'
Boxing
Class;
Senior
Men's
Barbell
Class.
Y.M.C.A.
5:00-6:00,
Boys'
Basketball.
Saturday
Y.M.C.A.
10:00-11:00,
Junior
Boys'
Class;
11:00-12:00,
Inter
mediate
Boys
Class;
12:00-1:00.
Intermediate
Girls'
Class.
The-Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
DISCHARGEE
IS
LEADING
GOLF
ORLANDO,
Fla..
Dec.
3
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Herman
Kelser,
the
Akron,
Ohio,
pro
just
out
of
the
navy,
took
the
second
round
lead
In
the
$10,090
Orlando
open
golf
tournament
over
the
rugged
Dubsdread
Country
Club
course.
Les
Kennedy,
virtually
unknown
pro
from
Pawtucket,
Rhode
Island,
dropped
from
first
to
third
place.
Tied
for
second
place
at
the
half
way
mark
at
137
were
Slammin'
Sammy
Snead,
with
two
round
cards
of
69-63,
and
Ky
Laffoon
of
Chicago,
with
63-69.
Jules
Huct
of
Montreal
and
six
others
were
tied
for
fifth
place
with
140.
Huot
carded
two
rounds
of
70.
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RACING
NOW
UNDER
WAY
MIAMI,
Dec.
3
(Pi
Florida's
120-day
winter
racing
season
got
under
way
Saturday
with
a
nine-race
program
at
Gulf-stream
Park.
More
than
2,400
horses
and
86
jockeys
are
on
hand
for
the
Miamia
meet.
The
Gulfstrcam
meet
will
run
40
days
to
January
16.
Then
Hialeah
will
run
through
March
4.,Trop-ical
Park
picks
up
from
'there,
running
through
April
16.
SHORT
SPORT
Twenty-year-old
Johnny
Copp,
University
of
Toronto
football
star,
died
in
hospital
12
years
ago
today
as
result
of
a
bandit's
bullet.
The
young
student
grappled
with
a
burglar
,
in
his
heme
and
was
shot
in
the
abdomen.
Police
never
found
the
killer.
Hamilton
Tigers,
fielding
one
of
the
East
End's
most
powerful
teams
in
years,
punched
out
a
23-3
verdict
over
Sarnia
Imperials
for
the
Eastern.
Canada
rugby
championship
Toronto
10
years
ago
today.
Later,
Winnipeg
took
the
Grey
Cup
west
for
the:
first
time
with
a
decisive
18-12
victory
over
the
Advertise
in
Th?
Daily
V.iws.
LAWSON
LITTLE
TRIES
COMEBACK
1910
National
Open
Champ
After
Three
Years
in
Navy
Eyes
Winter
Tour
at
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By
FRANK
ECK
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
3
(AP)
W.
Lawson
Little,
who
reached
his
peak
as
a
golfer
ten
years
ago
buc
added
the
National
Open
to
hi3
list
of
conquests
five
years
later,
has
his
eyes
set
on
golf's
gold
dust
trail,
and
there
are
few
professionals
who
doubt
that
he
will
make
the
grade.
Little,
now
34,
and
nearing
playing
weight
at
190
pounds,
has
been
away
from
competitive
golf
three
years.
He
went
Into
the
U.S.
Navy
as
an
apprentice
seaman
December
12,
1942,
and
was
a
lieutenant
when
discharged
October
24.
Little
came
into
prominence
by
winning
the
British
Amateur
and
National
Amateur
tournaments
in
.1934
and
again
in
1935,
the
only
time
these
two
events
were
won
in
succession
by
the
same
man.
But
It
was
In
1929
that
the
Monterey.
Calif.,
golfer
gave
an
Inkling
cf
becoming
a
top
flight
linksman.
That
year
he
played
in
the
National
Amateur
at
Del
Monte
and
lost
to
Francis
Ouimet,
1
up.
In
a
third
round
match.
Oul-met
was
quick
to
predict
a
great
future
for
Little,
then
a
mere
youth
of
18.
In
1930,
the
year
Bobby
Jone"
scored
his
famous
grand
slam-British
Open
and
Amateur
and
U.
S.
Open
and
Amateur
-Little
reached
the
second
round
in
the
National
Amateur.
In
1932
he
bowed
in
ihe
opening
round,
but
the
following
year,
at
the
age
of
22,
he
reached
the
semi-final.
The
next
two
years
he
scored
j
with
ease
In
the
National
Ama
teurs,
first
at
Brcokline,
Mass..
then
at
Cleveland.
Took
British
In
1931
But
it
was
in
May,
1934,
that
he
set
the
golfing
world
on
fire
by
winning
his
first
major
tournament,
taking
the
British
Amateur.
He
beat
Jim
Wallace
on
the
23rd
hole,
14
and
13.
At
the
halfway
mark
he
was
12
up,
scoring
an
eagle
and
seven
birdies
along
the
way.
He
beat
Dr.
William
Tweddcll,
1
up,
to
retain
the
crown
in
1935.
When
the
year
was
up
Little
was
awarded
the
James
E.
Sullivan
award.
In
1936
he
turned
pro
for
a
$10,000
first
year
contract
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a
sporting
goods
firm.
Four
months
later
he
won
his
first
title
as
a
pro,
taking
the
Canadian
Open
with
a
271
for
72
holes.
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The
following
year
he
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the
San
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play
title
and
in
1939
he
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Job
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pro
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in
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he
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in
a
blazing
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round
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capture
the
Los
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Five
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by
three
strokes
In
the
playoff
at
the
National
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Warrensville.
Ohio.
One
of
Little's
Incredible
rounds
came
in
1941
when
he
took
the
Texas
Open.
His
62
beat
Ben
Hogan
by
three
shots.
Little,
who
served
as
a
Navy
lieutenant
at
Honolulu
where
he
played
yillh
friendly
competition,
will
spend
the
next
few
weeks
practicing
for
Blng
Crosby's
tournament
at
Del
Mar
Calif.,
the
last
week
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December.
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Lawson
shows
any
semblance
of
his
once
great
game,
golf's
winter
trail
will
be
worth
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