NHL
Teams
Ready
For
Big
Week-end
UCLA
Blanks
Wisconsin,
Southern
Methodist
Wins
Gentle
men
.
By
The
Canadian
Prs
The
National
Hockey
League
dishes
up
a
full
helping
this
Thanksgiving
week-end,
but
Montreal
or
Detroit
could
wind
Leaf
captain
Ted
Kennedy
is
.
to
receive
the
J.
P.
Bickell
Memorial
Cup
in
a
pre-game
ceremony
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
to-
night.
He
earned
the
trophy
as
the
Leaf
player
who
contributed
most
to
the
team
last
year.
Stampeders
and
Canucks
Chalk
up
WHL
Victories
NEW
YORK
(APi
UCLA,
one
i
other
in
the
third.
going
into
the
week-end.
Toronto
Maple
Leats
play
their
first
game
toniuht.
opening
the
season
at
hon
to
the
Black
Hawks.
Tt.e
Hawks
have
never
lost
an
opener
in
Toronto
since
the
1931-32
season.
The
Leafs
have
won
only
seven
in
the
same
nf
tim
nawm
on
the
Pacific
i
In
Dallas,
Southern
Mehn
coast
if
not
the
power
had
an-
!
dist,
two-point
loser
to
Georgia
!
up
nunSr'
They
were
well
fed
when
the
FOR
other
scalp
dangling
on
us
oea
lecn
msi
weeK,
coasted
to
a
20-7
u
on
iv
one
victorv
over
MiKsniiri
lid
was
removed
Thursday.
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The
slimmest
period
The
Rangers,
tail-end
finishers
;
member
of
Ftnchley
tire
.station
to
gain.
Houston
opened
its
Missouri
UCLA
whipped
Wisconsin
in
a
Valley
Conference
schedule
with
ninint.
ii-itArcoi'ttnnnl
flush
FYidaV
a
K.IQ
trinnmh
T
i
league's
history,
but
they
face
each
other
across
the
table
to-
in
the
NHL
last
season,
get
a
I
had
to
strip
down
wnen
Javtd
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favors
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touch-,
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wien
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tawi,....,Hm.u.u.c
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scoring
one
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right
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hllrt
frfl,
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downin
the
first
period
and
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wh".n
bathroomoX
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hom.
The
fire-
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nra
ciiiivr
iiicm
uuv,
meel
tne
BiaCK
nawKS
in
in-
man
fqnet-.eu
iinuumi
wuni
don
Kerr
and
Andy
Bathgate
were
the
Vancouver
scorers.
and
Pat.
I.undy,
Sid
Finney
and
Fiank
Ashworth
sco.id
for
the
losers.
About
4.000
fans,
out
for
Victoria's
home
opener,
saw
the
Cougars
lose
ns
Max
McNab
:coied
twice
for
the
winners
and
Bob
Love
and
Pierre
Brilliant
got
the
others.
Eddie
Dorohoy
led
Victoria
with
two
and
Andy
Hebenton
7
,
.
'
urangeBowI
the
Canadiens
could
catch
up
:
ca0
Sunday
night.
'
bars
to
free
the
youngster,
rival
in
1951
and
'Gator
BowraMi
Snndav
nicht
when
they
!
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Trail
Suspends
Four
Players
Apparently
it's
an
old
custom
opponent
the
next
year,
39-13.
neip
tHe
Bruins
initiate
the
1
Michigan
State
goes
after
its
season
in
Boston.
27th
straight
triumph
against
i
The
Red
Wings
beat
New
York
Texas
Christian
today
while
!
Rangers
Thursday
and
the
Cana-
j
Georgia
Tech,
which
hasn't
been!
riens
shut
out.
Chicago
Black
i
beaten
in
29
games,
tackles
Tu-
Hawks
to
move
into
a
first-place
lane-
t
tie
in
the
young
league
standings
got
the
single.
H
pay's
hectic
moments
came
'
in
Penticton
to
get
the
Pentic-
in
the
second
period
when
he
was
bndychecked
right
into
the
ton
section
of
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
off
on
the
i
right
foot
by
defeating
Kam-
FOR
THOSE
CIVIC
CENTRE
DANCING
CLASSES.
r.
By
Tlie
Canadian
Prt'ss
An
embattled
coach
and
a
brilHunt
goalie
found
themselves
targets
for
some
heavy
artillery
in
losing
causes
Fri-djy
nipht
In
the
Western
Hock-ey
League
wars.
Calgary
Stampeders'
net-minder
Bill
Brennan
pushed
tint
flying
rubber
with
every-tiinf
he
had.
inrluding
his
chin,
as
Stampeders
dropped
a
nar-nw
4-S
decision
to
Vancouver
Canucks
in
Vancouver.
And
playing
coach
Billy
Reay
of
Victoria
Cougars
found
him-iflf
fending
off
flyms
sticks
VjKht
in
the
lap
of
the
enemy
rs
Cougars
lost
by
the
same
4-3
margin
to
New
Westminster
Iloyals
In
Victoria.
Before
4.500
fans.
Brennan
stopped
34
shots
to
10
stopped
by
Vancouver's
Lorne
(Gomp)
Worsley.
but
his
team
still
was
no
match
for
the
highflying
Canucks,
who
won
their
third
itraij-iht
game.
Stampeders
scored
early
but
was
iit
a
1-1
tie
at
the
end
of
the
first
period,
cut
short
when
Brennan
required
four
stitches
after
stopping
a
flying
puck
Willi
his
chin.
Vancouver
was
New
Westminster
players
box.
PHILIPS
RADIO...
One
of
the
resting
players
loops
Elks
in
the
first
game.
Smoll
$9-75
pr.
Misses
$2-95
pr.
In
any
event.
Penticton
took
no
chances
with
tradjtion
Fri-
must
have
done
something
unpleasant
for
Reay
came
up
M
swinging
at
Alex
Shibicky,
day
night
as
they
defeated
tlks
3-1
in
Penticton.
coach
of
the
P.oy;.ls.
Cougar
defenepman
Ross
Lowe
come
to
the
aid
of
his
coach,
engaging
Shibicky
in
a
stu-k-swiiving
duel
with
Reay
in
the
middle.
For
his
pains.
Lowe
got
the
only
penalty
assessed
for
the
tussle.
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In
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loop,
the
Western
International
Hockey
League.
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
shut
out
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
3-0
in
an
exhibition
game.
In
Trail,
the
Smoke
Eaters,
possibly
weakened
by
the
'
suspension
of
four
players
who
re-
Pumps...
with
Cuban
heel
in
black
and
brown
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ahead
3-2
by
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period.
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Don
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Larry
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Cor
(i.13
Third
Avruur
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.
Jused
to
sign
contracts
in
a
RememD6r
When
i
salary
dispute,
couldn't
keep
up
,
!
to
Maple
Leafs.
iLNt!
Frank
Turi
Louis
Secco
Bb
Kromm
and
Gordie
Sinclair
are
vnrk
Yankees
to
a
2-1
victory
pv"r
Touis
Cardinals
10
!
the
four
suspended
by
Smoke
years
ago
today
to
give
the
!
Eaters.
Yanks
a
3-1
weald
series
lead.
Smokie
president
Gino
Lerose
Russo
held
the
Cards
to
seven
!
said
the
suspensions
on
the
four
hits,
doubled
and
scored
th'j
I
have
been
submitted
to
the
B.C.
winning
run
on
George
Stein-,
Amateur
Hockey
Association
back
s
long
fly.
Yankees
won
j
and
will
prevent
the
players
that
1943
series
by
four
games
:
from
skating
in
any
organized
to
one.
Canadian
hockey.
Eagles
Seek
First
Triumph
NEW
YORK
I
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Philadelphia
Eagles,
who
generally
were
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FAMOUS
SERVICE
TO
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LINE'S
"extra
touch"
is
evident
'
everywhere:
Holland-famed
immaculate
shipkeeping;
centuries-seasoned
heritage
ol
seamanship;
warm
hospitality;
congentol
fellowship;
friendly.
NIEUW
AMSTERDAM,
mighty
flagship
ot
the
not-lond-Amenco
Line
fleet,
bringi
new
grociousness
to
lite
onoot.
Seven
passenger
decks,
two
indoor
courteous
service;
Confinenfal
Cuisine.
swimming
pools,
ocres
of
"room
to
roam,
thtnqs
to
do.
Cinema,
shops,
night
picked
to
stir
up
things
in
the
!
National
Football
League
this
j
fall,
tangle
with
the
alt-con-
i
quering
Cleveland
Browns
to-:
ni'-'ht
in
a
make-or-break
game.
I
The
league's
34th
season
is
only
two
weeks
old
and
the
best
;
the
Fugles
have
done
in
two
'
game:.:
is
a
21-21
tie
with
Wash-
j
iiigtuii.
In
their
other
start
they
i
dropped
a
31-21
decision
to
the
:
S:n
Francisco
49ers.
!
By
contrast
the
Browns
top
the
eastern
conference
w-ith
two
;
victories,
scored
at
the
expense;
j
of
Green
Bay
and
Chicago
Cardinals.
'
The
remainder
of
the
league
sees
action
Sunday.
Baltimore
plays
the
Bears
at
Chicago.
The
Cardinals
will
be
at
Pittsburgh.
Lo
Angeles'
Rams
and
the
Packers
tangle
at
Milwaukee.
New
York's
winiess
Giants
hope
to
get
their
defence
clicking
Against
the
Redskins
at
Washington
and
the
49ers
and
the
Lions
clash
at
Detroit
in
a
game
between
the
unbeaten
le'Kjers
of
the
western
conference.
The
Rams
will
be
after
their
10th
straight
over
the
winiess
Packers.
club,
gymnasium,
solanu
sumptuous
luxury.
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and
MAASDAM,
new
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