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'Tuesday,
November
it),
19b3
Baltimore
Orioles'
Boss
No!
Sold
Ji
!
On
Marty
Marion
as
Manager
fi
7
Corner
By
DICK
AVRES
BALUMunu-iAn-
ine
oui-
Mmn"
T)vkPfi
clal
word
U
due
today
whether
by
Phlladelohl.
II'm'
Marty
Marlon
is
to
manage
the
whom
Ehlers
wa
u-l
Baltimore
Oriole
next
yeir,
and
ager
before
t-.kTn'ri1
BUFFALO
BISONS
LINE
SHARE
AHL
HONORS
NSW
YORK
(API
Veteran
wingers
Ed
Slowinski
and
Gaye
Stewart
uad
rookie
re::tre
Don
Marshall,
all
of
the
leading
Bvffalt-
Bisons,
share
the
American
Hockey
League's
scoring
Icar
wi'l-
22
points.
These
three
members
of
Buffalo's
high-powered
first
forward
line
hold
a
one-po:iU
lead
over
Johnny
McCormack,
another
teammate.
Slowin:
ki
and
Parker
McDonald.
Pittsburgh
rookie,
lead
the
circuit
in
goals
with
11
each.
Lany
Cuhan
of
the
Hornets
is
the
loop's
bad
man
with
38
penalty
minutes
wh.ib
Jacques
Plante,
Buffalo's
goalie,
leads
his
rivals
vt,
a
2.33-a-game
average.
the
conjecture
Is
that
the
an-
post
Luke
k..Cii
1
swer
will
be
no.
iRolfe
Marion
and
Art
Ehlers,
manager
cf
the
new
Am
'-.'VH'
-
;'
it;
Play
in
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
association
Senior
B
erican
League
dmpobu
entnin
i
who
Is
making
the
decision,
i
talked
four
hours
behind
closed
j
doors
Monday
but
enouah
iee,'-(ed
out
to
make
the
odds
appear
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I
ajainst
Marty.
Ehlers-sain,
"Marty's
position
r1
nr
"
CYO
Captures
Soccer
Troply
With
2-0
Win
Over
Gunners
".1
will
be
determined
In
the
next
;
W
hours."
and
some
thought
It
was
to
give
Marion
time
to
get!
out
of
town
and
back
home
to
j
St.
Louis.
:
Ehlers
let
it
be
known
be-
j
forehand
that
Marlon
was
nu
j
Lineups:
Battery
Tea
Gofers,
Frank
rlnch
to
come
here
alonir
witl
.i
m
Btllong,
Alf
Maron,
Sig
Maron,
the
Browns.
He
said
he
already
6'
t
r
CYO
e.iptua-d
Ih;
Mina.-l
in
:iv
'i'l.iuiy
atierr.uou
wiit-u
.In
y
defeated
IiDivy
Buttery
'
f.-fn
2-
)
ia
a
:;n
id'
.-n
de.i'.n
final
at
Roosevelt
Park.
).o'''i!e
tl?"
f.irt
tU
it
Battery
'".
.()
'.)
per
cent
r.f
th?
piny,
tiv:
.miners
we-ie
unable
to
cnplt-.il-
i'
Oil
ilvir
r.joiine
elnn"f
s.
machine
Ian
Dunbar,
Nick
Mazzonl.
Ollv-
had
been
thinking
about
others
er
Febrls.
Ray
Kretuzy,
Ralph
'
'
cttse
nB
wasn't
cold
cn
Mar-luhn,
OP.
Mohan,
Kees
Meyer.
L0"'.
.
..""i1"..
lhe
.
0lh''r'
.
'I1'
CVO
Gerard
Tuerlings,
Alt
fI-NHAAIENTAI.
PKI'JK
Kutten.
Frank
Rutten
Ed
Rut-1
Puul
and
Daner
Is
a
futula-
A
Time
and
lima
anain
Battery
,
t,-n,
Cor
Verhaar.
Hank
Nuytei.
mental
indus'.r.al
f
jree
that
has
I
THIS
IS
THE
TALE,
OF
THE
TAPE
for
the
world's
lightweight
title
bout
to
Ije
held
in
Montreal
Wednesday,
Nov.
11.
Savoie
once
i
beat
champion
Carter
in
a
non-title
bout.
was
clo.e
to
scoring
only
to
bi
Derrick
Letourneau.
Adriano
chtrrd
the
social
and
ec-nomh
Jevel'-pmait
ot
Canada.
nhbed
by
the
stalwart
work
of
,
Tambourini,
D.
Qiiinto.
iulloru'k
Aif
Rntten.
Luckin;;
FLY
finish
around
the
CYO
goalmouth,
Battery
saw
CYO
score
two
goals
in
the
first
h-Uf
and
never
relinquish
the
lead.
Tambourini
opened
the
CYO
scoring
about
(i
mtmiU'S
'ifUv
'I)"
pame
iMtai
when
una-s-sistf-d.
he
rifled
a
hot
past
Battery
goalie
Father
Mohan.
f
rirtl
it
a
i
Mire!
mti
nA
and
!
Manager-of
Jimmy
Carter
I
Says
Nix
to
Local
Judges
!
MONTREAL
(CP)
Montreal's
,
his
training,
most
of
it
at
a
Athletic
Commission
today
i
camp
in
the
Laurentian
molm-
meets
the
managers
of
cham-
I
tains.
Savoie
boxed
110
rounds,
;
pion
Jimmy
Carter
and
Mont-
I
his
h
mdlers
report.
Carter
i
s
-
...
O-"
1
0
paftvrn
ditc-
(omplettlr
(nwliullfl
mokti
Hit
IwkImi
ura
with
Ju.'-t
bffoT
th-
rn.i
of
th"
half
Cor
V'.'h:r.ir
dribbl'-'l
w
I
real's
Armnnd
Savoie
to
work
:
said
to
have
engaged
in
only
end
inst
the
Battery
goalpost.
;
out
details
of
Wednesday
njght's
I
55
rounds
with
his
spanins.
lightweight
championship
fight,
i
partners,
but
ho
has
hud
thre-"
wmcn
aTUnea
oit
the
euatod-
Willie
Ketchum.
manager
of
fights
in
the
lust
couple
al
u-ns
fwt
to
roll
lnW.th.
net.
the
champion,
has
made
it
clear!
months.
Hvaerv
made
valiant
efforts
he
considers
his
side
was
gypped
!
Advance
sale
of
tickets
w:ih
;
;':
xm
11,0
SPfoml
half
'
to
liH
in
last
spring's
non-title
fight
I
repoi
ted
at
S300U1
Mondiv.!
l:p
,ho
Banie
btrt
ever?
drive
TS
Elno
Sfinoli(
don
nrt,-v
H
Nn
dorni,
tmbroidtri,
muHyt
mendi
almoil
iniiibly,
nukitkiillo
hoUl,
mwi
on
bwtlonfjfl
ttiingll
rtion
il
l
pou-bl.
to
anM
here
when
Savoie
took
the
de-
night.
Promoter
Rioul
Godbuu.
',
l
...
,
Eln
tvn
carrii
lifttmt
MrrJ
was
hoDeful
a
seil-nut
70
(1'l.Ti
ine
lrPny
wiI1
De
Prescmeu
to
the
winners
at
the
annual
league
pets
underway
in
earnest
tonight
when
the
last
year's
champions
Gordon
and
Andersons
take
on
the
Columbia
Cellulo.se
300
Club
in
the
second
game
of
the
newly-inaugurated
1953-5J
season.
Saturday
night
Gi
A
didn't
look
particularly
effective
against
Manson's
but
the
same
could
be
said
about
CCC
who
finally
got
around
to
trouncing
a
disorganized
Terrace
squad.
Thus
the
way
is
open
tonight
ior
a
much
closer
game
with
Pop
Pay's
Millers
and
Minor
Simundsen's
hardware
crew
bolh
out
for
their
first
win.
With
only
one
league
game
played
Danny
Bill
has
set
16
points
as
a
mark
for
which
to
.shoot.
As
a
matter
of
interest
this
coiner
is
keeping
a
game-by-game
point
rate
schedule
although
we
sincerely
hope
that
it
do?sn't
result
in
any
break-up
of
combination
or
perpetual
iolo
efforts
by
point-happy
sharpshooters.
.
Basketball
commission
chairman
Fred
Jones
has
located
all
the
seven
or
eight
trophies
yet
to
be
presented
to
outstanding
cagers
and
the
islverware
is
being
polished
up
and
repaired
at
the
moment.
The
prises,
which
include
the
Civic
Centre
Most
Valuable
Player
Trophy
and
the
Bobby
Houston
Memorial
Trophy
for
the
most
sportsmanlike
player,
will
be
presented
in
about
two
weeks
time.
A
committee
made
up
of
Bob
Armstrong,
Howard
Began
and
Bill
Brett
are
in
charge
of
making
the
selections'.
Also
getting
underway
tonight
are
Inter-A
and
Inter-B
leagues,
both
expected
to
provide
plenty
of
talent.
Art
Olson
is
coaching
the
Manson
Inter-B
entry
which
meets
General
Motor?
in
the
opener.
Don
Hartwig
will
call
the
plays
for
the
Motors
souad
which
has
enough
players
to
use
the
platoon
system
on
a
grand
scale.
General
Motors
had
14
players
signed
up
to
last
night
to
the
Manson's
seven.
Signed
with
Manson's
are
Al
Hodgkins,
Harold
Webber,
Billy
Sedgewick,
Tommy
Sedgewick,
Bob
Barnes,
Mel
Anderson
and
Chrir
Krickson.
The
Motors
roster
includes
Ted
Leask,
Charley
Lewis,
Jimmy
Saville,
Bert
Tipton,
Mike
Jones,
Jim
Carl
on,
Morris
Dean,
Terry
Auld,
Terry
Shenton,
Bruce
Forward.
Bob
Pcdcrsen,
Bruce
Stanwood,
Phil
Lyons
and
Eugene
Nebon.
While
kicking
around
all
these
names,
which
will
appear
throughout
the
season
in
sports
writeups,
we
would
appreciate
it
if
any
of
those
mentioned
who
have
double-ban
eled
names
o!
who.-e
parents
blessed
them
with
handles
like
Throgmorton
Peicival
Fogbound,
would
Inform
us
personally,
by
phone
or
by
letter
to
the
sports
department
as
to
whether
they
are
known,
sportswise,
as
Bud,
Bill,
Hank
or
Stinky.
Inter-A
league
play,
now
set
for
the
season
after
the
high
school
informed
the
cage
commission
that
it
wouldn't
be
providing
senior
talent
this
year,
sees
Fraser
&
Payne
meet
North
Star
Bottling
Works
in
the
middle
fixture
tonight.
Don
Hartwig
will
be
doubling
in
brass
tonight
since
he
will
also
be
coaching
the
Fraser
&
Payne
entry,
composed
mainly
of
the
players
for
whom
the
Intcr-A
age
limit
was
raised
to
23
for
the
Prince
Rupert
league
only.
Scheduled
to
see
action
tonight
for
the
drygoods
squad
are
Ron
Ciccone,
Henry
McKay,
Gary
Morison,
Fred
Kristmanson,
Greig
Forbes,
Jim
Stewart
and
Doug
Sankey.
The
North
Strr
ajrfrrcgation
with
Jack
Evans
as
coach
will
have
eight
players
from
which
to
choose
including
Richard
Austin
Hickerson
(see
what
we
mean),
Bill
Donaldson,
Art
Ttircottc,
Art
Ilelim,
Raymond
McKay,
Ron
Black,
Bill
Morrison
and
Rod
Tait.
Prince
Rupert
curlers
have
been
betrayed
by
the
mild
weather
and
the
rink,
just
in
the
midst
of
Gordon
Hardware
trophy
play
has
been
closed
down
due
to
soft
ice
which
was
proving
dangerous
for
play.
Curling
club
president
Jack
Laurie
said
this
morning
that
the
condensation
machine,
expected
to
remove
moisture
dripping
from
the
girders,
is
being
shipped
from
Vancouver
today
and
will
arrive
Friday.
That
means
a
wcrl-
bee
will
be
slated
for
the
weekend,
so
any
of
you
broom
and
stone
men
who
figured
on
getting
the
weekend
off
have
another
think
coming.
While
on
the
subject
of
curlers
we
have
a
correction
to
make.
In
our
last
column
we
said
that
Fred
Aston
was
the
chairman
of
the
draw
committee
and
faint
so.
Bill
Baxter
is
the
boss
of
the
diaws
and
has
been
out
of
action
due
to
illness.
Hope
we're
forgiven.
.
,
Yu
can't
afford
It
buy
u,
mJ
machine
until
yu'vi
k
h
tlJ
football
drncc
to
be
held
late,
this
month.
,
y
would
be
reached,
which
would
mean
an
attendance
of
around
17,500.
Carter
has
a
choice
of
40
per
cent
cf
the
gate
or
$25,-000.
Savole's
share
is
12'
,
pej
cent
of
the
gate.
i
cision
over
the
champ.
4
Willie
wants
no
part
of
the
judgas
who
wrote
the
decision
to
that
scrap.
"They're
preu-
tiiced:
they
see
only
one
man
in
the
ring,"
says
manager
!
Ketchum,
"and
I'm
going
to
in-
sist
none
of
them
be
on
the
list
again."
w
phen
today
for
H
onoiMf
tght
minutt
proMfltotioii
fat
jtm
ftomt
tru
rt'l
no
obligation.
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easy
credit
tei
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$30
Down
$15
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Last
Night's
Fighbl
10
ALL
CURLERS
EyTheA.ssi.ciaieriPr-t.'!
(Due
to
hih
temperature
Brooklyn
James
J.
Parker,
,!
and
humidity
conditions,
we
206,
Barrie,
outpointed
Edgardo
'
are
forced
to
cancel
all
Romero,
230,
Argentina.
10
curling
until
further
notice.
Fort
Wayne,
Ind.
Jed
Black,1
.
The
condensation
unit
pur-142,
Janesville,
Wis.,
outpointed
chased
to
rectify
this
Is
dua
Willie
would
also
like
to
see
Jack
Demnsev
ns
referee,
c
i
referee
attached
to
either
the
New
York
or
Pennsylvania
commissions.
He
figures
a
Montreal
referee
is
far
short
on
experience-Names
of
the
officials
won't
be
announced
until
a
few
minutes
before
the
fight.
Tommy
Ketchikan
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
all
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
McRAEBR05.l1
Phone
6
or
36
to
arrive
Friday.
ike
Williams,
lol,
Trenton,
NJ
,
:
"The
Store
That
Service
BJ
10.
San
Francisco
Maurice
Harper,
159,
Oakland,
Calif,
outpointed
Sammy
Saunders,
163',,
Sullivan
and
Maurice
O'Connell
are
senior
men
on
the
Montreal
commission
staff.
LIGHT
WORKOUTS
-
rim
mmm
mmmmmmwmm
ill
Los
Angeles.
10.
Both
fighters
had
only
light
'
workouts
Monday.
Savoie
weighed
himself
at
134'2.
Carter
wouldn't
give
his
own
weight-The
official
weigh-in
will
be
at
Zr:
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m
mm.
noon
Wednesday,
along
with
the
final
medical
examination.
During
the
heaviest
part
of
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
,
"
!
1
1)1
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:
Remember
When
By
The
Canadian
Press
Johnny
Gaudes
of
St.
Boniface,
Man.,
won
the
Canadian
bantamweight
boxing
title
15
years
ago
this
week
by
defeating
champion
Baby
Yack
at
Toronto
in
10
rounds.
The
Manitoba
fighter
used
a
powerful
right
hook
to
score
his
third
victory
over
the
Toronto
boxer,
the
first
two
having
been
n
o
n
-
1
1
1
1
e
matches.
For
some
strange
reason
news
editors
have
the
mistaken
fiaca
tnat
chess
constitutes
a
sport
and
whenever
a
chess
story
comes
along
t,hey
immediately
pass
the
buck
to
ye
sports
ed
f
Now
if
ever'.th-ei
was
a
past-timk
'a
most
excellent
one
ike
will
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Home
of
Friendly
Service
'1
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
hy
the
Government
of
Brimh
Columbia.
ibnA
W
Champion
Graham
Farm'l
Purador
of
Quarrybrao
ownnd
by
tawra
and
Georo
Getty
Nrwtn
agree.
that
required
or
featured
less
physical.
energy.
It's
cJtos
-Tsmcipants'haVd
rjtt.?rntffo
'hours
without
twitching
an
eyelid
lest
their
opponent
read
their
mind::.
However,
James
Wilson,
tournament
director
of
the
BC
Chess
Federation
informs
us
that
the
seventh
annual
correspondence
Chess
Tourney
gets
underway
December
1
All
persons
interested
may
take
part,
providing
they
renew
their
memberships
and
make
arrangements
before
the
starting
date
No
special
skill
is
required
to
play
correspondence,
Mr.
Wilson
assures
us,
and
enquiries
and
applications
should
be
sent
to
James
Wilson,
230
Maple
Avenue,
Chilliwack,
B
C
Four
Aces
blanked
Luckies
Sunday
in
the
Mixed
Ten-Pin
league
and
ffinymites
won
double
team
honors
when
they
rolled
a
high
single
of
700
and
a
high
triple
of
1899
Alan
Sheppard
collected
men's
high
single
with
a
score
of
217
and
high
triple
was
won
by
Bob
Rudderham
when
he
rolled
516
Maresa
Windle
took
high
single
for
the
gals
with
210
and
Jean
Sharpe
captured
high
three
game
total
with
507.
In
team
play
M
&
M's
beat
Timberticks,
gaining
3
points
to
the
latter's
1
and
Tinymiten
garnered
3
points
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