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Friday,
October
9,
1953
kieavy
Holiday
Schedule
1
1
TORONTO
Toronto
Maple
erican
league
for
$15,000
after
piled
a
15-12
w
un-Mil-loM
the
1953
season
had
started,
com-1
ord.
i
,
.
i
Faces
Eastern
Gridders
By
Tue
Canadian
Press
Calgary
Saturday
and
play
them
Eastern
Canada
football
before
home-town
fans
Monday
teams,
accustomed
to
the
lies-
night.
uiely
pace
of
a
game-a-week
I
The
other
western
games
schedule,
will
know
in
the
next
bring
together
the
second-place
.4
"
i
-
Leafs
of
the
International
Base-
i
ball
League
last
night
acquired
j
33-year-old
third
baseman
Hec-i
tor
Rodriguez
and
an
unnamed
player
for
pitcher
Don
Johnson
in
a
trade
with
Chicago
White
Sox
of
the
American
League.
Rodriguez,
All-Star
International
third
baseman
with
Montreal
Royals
in
1951
and
again
ti
ls
year
with
Syracuse
Chiefs,
had
a
.295
average
with
Syracuse
Inst
season.
".
-!'".,J
'
h.ee
days
Just
wnat
western
Winnipeg
uiue
Bombers
and
MONTREAL.
-Youlll,,,
Blart
by
eat
in
a
not
brmilast
every
murnm,
elr.i
limo
nccdi
il
.
.
.
(or
,t
('RKAM
WHEAT"
rwU
1o
kinpiinK
.imxnlml,,'
,
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
at
Winnipeg
on
Saturday
and
the
(5
ii,
nin
jwi
nun
mr
roihi
IM
liliioj
nj
cul,
irnd
iilmspliorun
-or
di
tu
ill
ln
ii
nt
in
t.hcse
ulcm,
Ko
britin
a
woiV.ng
duy
with
a
woikin
,
same
two
clubs
at
Keguui
oi
Monday.
The
Bombers
trail
Eskimos
by
six
points
and
hold
a
four-point
lead
over
the
Kiders
The
situation
is
far
different
per
ferpnee
clubs
go
through
for
most
of
their
two-month
season.
Home-and-away
doublcheaders
aie
on
tap
lor
the
Thanksgiving
re.
k-end.
Thirteen
senior
games
are
3tnetuled
between
tonight
and
Monday
night.
The
Big
Four
and
Western
Conference
bear
the
big
load
with
home-and-
Johnson,
a
righthander
who
was
obtained
for
Toronto
from
Washington
Senators
of
the
Am-
lur
Miitiin;
mr.iftiHni.
r,;iL
uol
V
renin
0l
lit
evi-ry
brnikfiiat.
Hcmfmbtr
to
look
(or
(ho
packam
wuh
Idp
an
tiaili'inaik
"t'rpam
b(
Wheat"
and
llw
muhtig
ili..(-.-tKiih
trailpui
of
Crasui
of
Wheat
(Canada)
Ltd.
ami
Rig.
Canadian
and
US
.Pit
in
the
Big
Four,
where
only
two
points
separate
the
four
clubs.
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
and
Ham
!
V
J
lr'
.
J
.
.t,
..."
'
'
"
t
.
Mop;
lou
Hon
t
need
lo
i
rib
like
that
to
gi
t
vmir
wuh
,,."
..!
1.
..l..il.n
-I
l...i
I''"
iway
aoubieheaders.
The
Sen-
uton
Tiger-Cats
lead
with
eight
Wlllli;.
iiiwiiiiih
'iu
niuft
t
mi
ni
b
iHiin,
uiii,
only
V
liluc
ran
make
thnn
really
iWiirp.
SoicntiiiU
huve
h
LI
.
I
V
111
V.'f
b
,
"
J
irf
'i
..H..'W
"'v."a-f
provnt
llmt
Irue
inti-n-N
us
limits
up
ol
till
llii
hivk.
t
wvi-n
colours
of
the
rainbow
und
if
blue
is
miceinir,
tip
4
white
turn!!
lo
dingy
yellow.
That's
why
washing
sy
"J
i
points
and
Toronto
Argonauts
and
Montreal
AloueHes
follow
with
six
points
each.
Rough
Riders
and
the
Als
play
at
Ottawa
Saturday
and
go
back
at
each
other
in
Montreal
lirvoa
iiiiib
lot
1
iiiiMj
vilii
inun
w
nfiovG
vitv
unwind
l
lilue
rnvn
ami
restore
sparkling
whitenefs.
80
put
a
j
dash
of
blue
in
thr
nn
water
to
get
your
waoli
'"''rkgli
really
white.
And
here's
gotMl
news!
Blue
is
eomplrtely
harmlo
even
the
finest
of
f.-ihries.
Cowts
ju.t
a
few
penmen
a
month
to
uk
,
Yes,
for
the
whitest
waxh,
u
KECKITT'S
ULUK.
'
Argonauts
have
a,
home
game
.i,r
Ontario
KugDy
rouiuan
union
has
three
games
in
as
many
days,
and
the
Intercollegiate
Union
has
its
usual
two
Saturday
afternoon
games.
Only
one
thing
is
certain
before
the
clubs
embark
on
the
iit-uvy
week-end
schedule
Edmonton
Eskimos
alone
are
cer-uun
of
a
play-off
position.
The
league-leading
Eskimos
In
the
Western
Conference,
with
a
clear
12-point
lead
over
the
oouom-placed
Calgary
Stam-ti-.ers,
meet
the
Stamps
at
against
Tiger-Cats
on
baiuu
y
and
the
two
clubs
meet
ajain
That
W'mi
My
FriVni
Cun'l
Rrsl
At
Nighlf
Many's
the
at
Hamilton
Thanksgiving
D.iy.
1
li
time
a
stuflrd
nn
noaA
llMed
'18
International
!i-lon
pickup
$775
18
Anglia
Coach
$400
'11
Chevrolet
Coach....
$500
50
Plymouth
Sedan
$1425
Pi
In
the
OKFU
tonieht
the
league-leading
Kitchener-Waterloo
Dutchmen
play
at
Brant-
to
keep
me
ma
me
telephone
.
,
.
n
juliilunt
over
the
j
that
fVinnJq
,
y(oii(
tins
year,
1
,
the
luiiliert
nu1
ten-si
ever
3
We've
arrunitr
d
Hi
-
TliKEE
MMNSTAYS
OF
THE
CHICAGO
BLACK
HAWKS
of
the
National
Hockey
League
are
shown
resting
in
the
dressing
loom.
Left
to
right:
Forward
Gus
Bodnar,
coach
Sid
Abel
and
forward
.7
im
McFadden,
all
back
from
last
year's
team
which
finished
fourth
in
the
six-team
league.
Hawks
opened
the
season
last
richt
with
a
3-0
loss
to
Montreal
Canadiens.
liOCKY
M
AKCIANO
shows
he
knows
how
to
wear
the
duds
as
well
as
put
up
his
dukes,
after
.six.
while
po.sing
in
his
new
dinner
ensemble.
The
heavyweight
champion,
fresh
from
his
defense
against
Roland
LaStarza,
now
faces
a
field
of
.shin
pickin's
in
his
division.
TKEE
WRECKS
FOOTBALLS
ARDINGLY.
England
(APi
A
thxny
tree
planted
in
a
rec-ir
i
n
Ground
in
this
S'asex
viliaae
to
commemorate
the
i
(.r
n
itien
has
been
moved
to
another
spot,
so
that
Its
thorns
won't
puncture
soccer
balls.
w
until
I
found
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$325
ford.
The
Dutchmen
follow
with
a
Monday
afternoon
game
at-darnia
with
Imperials,
in
a
tie
'
for
second
place
with
Toronto
ialmy
Beach.
i
Beaches
meet
the
Imperials
at
Toronto
Sunday.
Intercollegiate
games
are
j
$350
our
brsiK-hiif
ihr
m
VV
MUNT1IKAI.
morrow
anil
buy
bonds
on
the
e,
wind
pkm
.
.
.
tt
Rally
Gives
Quakers
Tie
'41
Packard
Sedan
'49
Ford
Tudor
$1350
SUPERIOR
Habitants,
Red
Wings
Score
Wins
in
Openers
scheduled
for
London
an;
Uy
Tat
Canadian
Pre-s
A
last-period
lapse
cost
the
only
5
donu
ami
the
w.
monthly
paynn-nt!'
ow
tbp
lowing
eleven
tuunilm.
,
.
wonderful
to
gel
3rk
00
gilt-edged
seeuriiiieDerWr
Kingston.
University
of
Toronto
MENTllftLATUM.
When
naaal
stutiincsa
kei
ps
you
towing
and
turning
in
bed,
simply
apply
Mentholutum
ineide
eai
h
nostril.
What
a
relief
it
isl
You
can
brcaihe
more
freely
and
avoid
hard
blowing,
whiih
is
sometime!
ihinuerou.
Yes,
I
always
keep
1
jar
of
Mentholatum
handy
.
.
,
not
only
for
relief
of
slufTy
nose
and
head
eiil.l.i,
but
for
skin
dt-eoniforts
and
burns,
as
well,
Meniholutum,
with
its
4'onibiuu
tion
of
fiiKtueting
ingredienta
in
a
bl.'iinl.
soothing
base,
relieves
many
discomforts.
AUTO
SERVICE
lenuiiv'
cnainpion
Edmonton
i,,
,,
th,,
,,..,.
lyers
their
first
victory
in
the
since
1933
over
University
of
i
'
"'"lmil
-
'n
LIMITED
-
Cmwiln
Sav'tui
imni
arc
hK
Western
Ontario
Mustangs
at
;
blue
whale,
which
may
weigh
as
London
Saturday
and
McGiil
much
as
115
tons.
worth
their
full
htce
valm-
-flutivd
ly
the
(ioVL-rtnlifal!
Bof
M
savs
we
liiive
"one
yi
rty
Tlie
Canadian
Press
The
smoke
had
hardly
cleared
nm
the
major
league
baseball
Redmen
tangle
with
uw
Uoiut
i.
Gaels
at
Kingston.
buy
the
bilv
of
the
year".
V
'
;r
If,;.,,
fi
At
Detroit,
the
Vin?:s,
win
haven't
lost
an
opening
gai;u
since
1938,
stretched
their
streak
by
whipping
New
Yo;k
Rangers
4-1.
Rookie
Dutch
Rei-bel
picked
up
four
asii.i.
Ted
Lindsay,
Goidi2
Howe
Red
Kelly
and
Marcel
1-rouovos
and
1
aren't
niitnx
out
on
.
,
.
don't
you
eitln:r!
kdJ-51
Western
Hockey
League
eason
Thursday
night.
Flyers
h.id
to
content
them-elves
with
a
5-5
draw
against
iviiakers
at
Saskatoon
after
holding
a
fat
5-1
lead
at
the
nu
ui
ine
scloiiu
pciiou.
Even
then,
it
was
a
big
improvement
lor
the
Flyers,
wao
ere
tiattened
9-0
by
Calgary
Hampeders
in
their
home
open-e
'i
ucsaaj.
scene
when
the
National
Hockej'
League
sent
four
teams
into
txtion
Thursday
night
to
open
the
1953-54
season.
It
was
a
My
Hutband
Lorn
UTor
An
Aftr-Th-Wmie'Snark
;inl
the
nay
I
111
ttic
mi
popular
niothrr
on
lh-
irn-t
successful
first
night
for
Mont-
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
far
th'
(hum'
1
-hiy
11
U
m
fiin
r
iii-m
smi
i
frirncls
nfu-r
fnotbfill
or
hikn.
I'm
talk
me
r
7'(cif
linn
hit
imlf
with
niv
rhcrUhM
HK,I
.
...
..
uinpa
IHo
Irno
oprrprs
s
5
ir-i
iinnriiens
and
ueLroit
itea
Cw.e,v.-..
I
Wings,
while
rookie
Ike
Hilder
1
C'liKAM
OK
TOMATO
HH
P,
U'f
K
n-h
4
brand
got
New
York's
only
goal
In
u
Montreal,
Maurice
(Rocket)
i
unassisted
in
the
secon,
Richard
served
notice
he
has
I
.
rrfyni
IwriMi!1
uihk
nnml,y
i-rcam
v
in
wlwii
i
buy
it
!)
AM
I
tlo
UtVv
our
ti-n-oiiiiff
ran
f
H
I
Cii-Miii
of
Tomato
Hout,
;.
i
fjnitf
oTif-iii
-i
loitnl
t'itn:ilwn
iImtst'
nnt
hut
ilic
Iwo
nv-
vcrv
tow
firr
.
.
.
jstirnnit
nms'unilv
un!il
r!t
t
The
draw
boosted
Saskatoon
no
undisputed
possession
of
jonu
pu.ee
with
three
points,
ae
ie
ihun
Vancouver
II
iiixnN;
TAtKixc;
sroitv.K
i
Vernon
Scores
Hockey
Win
By
The
Canadian
Pre:-s
Vernon
Canadians
chilke.
up
the
first
win
of
tha
V.iSS-i.
Okanagan
Senior
Anf.iou
Hockey
League
season
TUuk,
day
'night
with
a
decisive
I-victory
over
Kelowna
Facers.
First
action
in
the
OS
IL
sister
loop,
the
Western
International
Hockey
Leagun,
i
scheduled
to
get
under
wy
r.
,x.
Wednesday,
ror
tile
fLo
!
the
two
leagues
w.il
piay
an
interlocking
schedui'.-.
!
Packers
helu
a
brief
2-1
l"
i
First
Avenue
and
Mi'Urirle
Strrrt
tiH-llnl
an
I
Hinooili.
A11
Ua
IrwjMioirt
nuiMiani,
lUml
wrii.
ami
on
ioa-st.
Scritrni
tiousI
lost
none
of
the
power
that
has
fc""u-
Montreal
held
the
II-.-:-i
-liie
kept
hu.i
at
or
near
the
top
of!
league's
individual
scorers
'
in
check
and
goalie
Gerry
Mc-lor
Nell
hid
few
difficult
stnps
tr
a
number
of
years
as
the
j
Canadiens
blanked
Chicago
make
in
earning
the
league'?
Jirst
shutout
01
tne
season.
Clack
Hawks
3-0
I
The
Rocket
punched
home
'
SENT
TO
COOLER
two
Montreal
goals
and
ritt.
nic-
Di
kle
Moore
o
MonirCal
am
Kc-iirjuard
Hugh
Coflin,
out
of
xtion
most
of
last
season
with
ijuues,
led
the
Edmonton
goal-.eiters
with
a
pair.
Saskatoon's
c
i
johiuon
and
Jim
oniac
jach
scored
once
while
Riy
larmigan
registered
three
as-
I'
j
i.iaii
uuug
nvc
gui
me
uiud
iLee
Fogolin
of
the
Hawks
sv.-un.
before
a
roaring
auuience
of
their
sticks
at
each
oth
r
i:.
14.930
fans
in
a
rough
game
in
the
first
period
anJ
s.
in
the
first
period
but
fell
be-i
that
bought
two
match
penal-1
given
matCh
penalties
Thesi
ties
arry
autoi.iatic
fines
of
$100
to
ihe
Saskatoon
scoring
was
'
hind
when
Csnacii.ms
fce.uo.
monopolized
by
the
Eldie-Ko-
I
three
times
in
the
same
tit.n
oussen-oeo.se
Senlck
-
Chuck
I
The
winners
ouUcored
Ken,
V-W
Ml
Vl
L
,
I
v
each
player.
There
were
13
penalties
In
all,
seven
'against
the
1
Hawks.
V-
V
ivlLCUilouijii
line
which
account-
1
2-1
in
each
of
the
second
and
1
prl
fr.r
ptf?ht
nninl.s
Senii-k
I
thlr-H
nrlrHe
'Jr..
Bert
Olmstead,
worklns
with
notched
two
of
the
goals
and
George
Agar,
with
C-l-ff
Richard
and
rookie
cenUe
-
Je..n
KobU4Sen
one.
Bay
Sanson
anu
stampeders
last
year
and
m-.k-
Fio
Chadwick
Sets
Record
In
Final
Swim
w
.1-
...
tLncfcM
..to
Beliveau,
figured
in
all
Mont-
ing
his
debut
as
piaying-ccach
1
ol
the
Ca.iaoians,
led
his
to.un
re?
1
goals.
The
Hawks
came
up
with
a
with
one
goal
and
two
.
u
scrappy
game,
but
their
play
was
ragged
and
they
faded
bad-
K
j.
.
h.
in,j
Cixu
(Reu-lly
toward
the
end.
R
ANAKKALE
Turkey
t'
'
1
lie
other
Vernon
goals
went
to
Biillancc,
Jakes,
Culler,
Davison
:
and
Hugh
and
Dave
McK
y.
UtHey,
Hoskins,
Durb
-n
un;l
:
Carison
each
scored
for
Ko-.
lowna.
Howie
Milford
scored
the
others.
The
Saskatoon
forwards
sifted
through
the
Hyer
defence
with
apparent
ease
in
tht-
t.1.1
.
period
as
they
beat
goalie
Glenn
Hall
four
times
without
a
reply.
A
total
of
60
minutes
in
penalties
was
called
by
referc
Scotty
Morrison
as
the
leai.u
played
it
fast
and
rugged.
.
Tonight,
Vancouver
Canuck
will
-be
looking
for
their
111.1.1
frrsi
Florence
Chadwick,
San
At
Detroit,
Lindsay
picked
up
Diego,
Calif.,
distance
swimmer,
1
two
assists,
giving
him
the
life-today
swam
the
Dardanelles
both
,
time
points
to
tie
him
with
Sid
'
-
-
I
LtA.
-t'
I
!
,
.
I
-iv.,A'MK,U.,i:-
"if
w.tys,
establishing
a
world
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LAST
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IGHTi,
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MlLWAUKh
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Ralrh
AMt':'.-
Abel,
former
Red
Wing
great,
for
the
all-time
Detroit
scoring
record.
The
Wings
had
too
mui.'ii
power
for
the
Rangers,
who
finished
in
the
cellar
last
year
with
only
17
victories
in
70
games.
straight
win
when
they
host
lani,
160,
Cleveland,
oulpoir.lrd
cord.
The
34-year-old
former
steno-r.rnpher
stroked
across
the
historic
neck
of
water
separating
Europe
and
Asia
in
a
driving
rain
storm.
fihe
swam
through
the
series
of
powerful
currents
in
92
min
Calgary
Stampeders,
anj
Vic-,
Ted
Olla,
lOO1-;-.,
Milwaukee,
10.
toria
Cougars
will
be
seeking
1
DSTROI
t
George
Fowcil.
their
first
against
New
West-
ir.54,
Detroit,
outpofrited
Keuriia
minster
Royals
at
Victoria.
Thomas,
134,
Chicago.
8
utes,
and
struggled
up
on
the
Tho
Army
is
the
career
for
the
young
won
who
wants
to
got
aheacf...who
enjoys
travel...
who
con
face
up
to
adventure.
It
is
not
the
place
for
the
man
who
wants
It
easy.
For
there's
a
lot
of
training
and
hard
work.
But
you
benefit
A
I
a
'
.
.ti.r
beach
with
a
shout
of
"taman
1.4
'
f-''l
"-Il
;i;
--
.
t
Leaf
Winger
Suffers
Injury
the
Turkish
equivalent
of
"OK."
She
started
her
swim
near
a
point
where
Leander,
in
Greek
mythology,
began
his
nightly
crossing
of
the
Hellespont
to
visit
1
1
HA
TORONTO
ih
Gord
Hannigan
will
be
lost
to
Toronto
Manle
n
new
skills
...
in
financial
security.
Ana
Leafs
for
three
weeks,
club
ofti-
i
rus
lover.
3
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IT'S
TIME
...
TO
INSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
instal
storm
wirtdows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AM)
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDER
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
It
was
Miss
Chadwlck's
final
i'5
announced
Thursday
night
1
!rfKko
long-distance
record
attempt.
lo"0WinK
examination
of
rib
in-With
a
27-year
swimming
career
I
urles
suffered
by
the
left
winger
behind
her,
she
has
tackled
the
'
m
Practlce.
I
world's
most
famous
swims.
I
Hannigan's
injury
was
the
On
Wednesday
she
swam
the
"rst
of
tne
National
Hockey
Hosphorus
both
ways
in
record
.
league
club's
three-week
train-time
and
last
month
she
broke
'ng
and
exhibition
game
schcule.
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Avenue
West
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the
record
for
the
Europe-to-
Africa
crossing
of
the
Strait
of
Gibraltar.
She
also
holds
the
England-to-France
channel
record
for
both
men
and
women.
An
Unbeatable
Combination
promotion
comes
fast
for
men
with
ambition
and
ability.
The
Canadian
Soldier
is
one
of
the
best
paid,
best
fed,
best
looked
after
soldiers
In
the
world.
From
the
long
term
view,
it's
a
career
that
offers
much:
Chances
for
extra
training
and
promotion,
travel
and
adventure,
30
days
annual
vacation
with
pay
oni
financial
security
for
you
and
your
family.
In
the
Army
you
are
important
to
Canada
because
you
are
trained
to
defend
our
freedom.
For
your
future
.
.
.
for
Canada's
.
.
.
join
nowl
To
bt
eligible
you
must
be
17
to
40
yean
of
oge,
skilled
tradesmen
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45.
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applying
bring
birth
certificate
or
other
proof
of
ofl
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right
away
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our
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tiavt
won
recognition
for
Iholr
mifilary
showing
in
the
forces
which
ore
helping
to
guard
the
tree
word.
In
London,
Brunels,
Copenhagen,
Porii
...
the
Canadian
soldier
it
once
onain
a
familiar
figure,
exploring
the
In
Korea
Conodioni
did
a
lot
more
than
jighliee.
Time
aaoin
(hoy
fought
the
enemy
to
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tlandstill.
they
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socond
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