-
a
Penalties
Rife
As
Penticton
Kimberley
Win
.Saturday,
October
24.
led
Penticton,
linking
tip
On
four
of
their
team's
efforts.
The
other.
and
Kamloops
travels
to
8po
'
Kane
in.
the
Okanagan
Senior
League.
By
Tlw
CtuiMlian
Press
The,
amateurs
play
their
hard
in
British
Columbia.
Penticton
goal
was
scored
by
Briscom.
Richard
and
Lach
Reunited
For
Habs-Wings
Tussle
In
the
two
games
played
Frid-
I
day
night,
one
fixture
featured!
For
"Packers,
"Hergeshelmer,
Culley
and
Brilliant
were
the
15
penalties
and
the
other
16.
The
Western
International
ocley
Lfmrue
game,
which
saw
Kimberley
Dynamiters
come
from
behind
to
beat
Spokane
Flyers
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
NEW
YORK
Garth
Panter
159,
Salt
Lake
City,
outpointed
Pierre
Langlois,
157:4.
France,
10.
PARTS
Ernie
Durando.
15p.
Baenne,
N.,
knocked
out
Charles
Hume,
161
'2,
France,
6
marksmen
In
Interior
hockey
tonight,
Trail
Is
Bt
'Nelson
In
the
Western
UP
TO
-1
BRAVES'
EDDIE
MATHEWS
WINS
SOPHOMORE
HONORS
NEW
YORK
APi
Eddie
Mathews,
baseball's
new
home-run
king,
couldn't
keep
pace
last
season
with
Babe
Ruth's
great
record
but
he
did
well,
enough
to
win
the
National
league
sophomore-of-the-year
honors
in
a
breeze.
The
22-year-old
Milwaukee
slugger,
who
poled
47
home
runs
to
end
Ralph
Kiner's
seven-year
reign,
was
named
on
all
but
five
of
the
179
ballots
cast
by
members
of
the
Baseball
Writers
Association
of
America
In
the
annual
Associated
Press
poll.
,
Only
three
other
second-year
men
were
named
In
the
National.
Outfielder
Frank
Thomas
of
Pittsburgh,
who
batted
only
.255
but
smashed
30
home
runs
and
drove
in
102
runs,
received
three
votes.
The
other
two
went
to
Jimmy
Greengrass,
Cincinnati
outfielder,
and
Hoylt
Wilhelm,
New
York
Giants'
relief
hurler.
for
a
suitable
second-line
centre.
Former
Canadien,
Masnick,
sent
Cold
,,.
International
League
und
Kel
6-4.
gave
up
rough-house
honors'
down
to
Montreal
Royals
of
the
!
owna
plays
host
to
Penticton
8,'e
NOW
fnti
'THirJ
our
service.
Quebec
Hockey
League
this
season,
is
likely
to
get
the
call.
Tied
for
first
place,
Montreal
and
Detroit
have
taken
lopsided
decisions
from
each
other
in
their
first
two
clashes
of
the
NHL
campaign.
The
Canadians
won
4-1
at
the
Forum,
but
took
a
4-0
lacing
in
Detroit.
By
The
Cnnafian
Prcrs
The
crippled
Montreal
Cana-v
iens
will
try
the
old.
tried-and-.
true
remedy
against
Detroit
Red
jWlngs
tonight.
.
Together
again,
by
force
of
circumstances
rather
than
popu-
"
I
ir
demand,
will
be
high-scoring
Maurice
Richard
and
crafty
El-r
ler
Lach,
the
35-year-old
centre
ho
has
fed
passes
to
the
Rocket
tarough
most
of
his
illustrious
-
Jiational
Hockey
League
career.
J
,
Lach
and
Richard
have
played
i
ri
different
lines
this
season
for
to
the
Okanncan
Senior
Amateur
Hockey
League
game
In
the
OSHL.
Penticton
V's
skated
to
a
5-3
win
over
Kelowna
Packers
and
the
final
tally
showed
18
penalties,
some
of
them
multiple.
Lamplighters
for
Kimberley
were
Buzz
Mellor
with
two,
and
Oordy
Andrea,
Buck
Kavanagh,
Les
Lllley
and
Frank
fcVlivan,
with
one
each.
For
Spokane,
Wlny
Johnston,
Gino
Rozzinf,
Toole
and
Rams-den
were
the
scorers.
The
hlsh-scoring
Warw'ck
brothers,
Bill,
Grant
and
Dick,
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lost
in
New
York
Thursday
night,
visit
the
third-place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
to-
tne
first
time
since
the
sharp-
Medic
Discounts
Flu
Alibi
As
Langlois
Drops
Decision
tnooting
right
-
winger
joined'
nlght's
second
fixture.
The
Rangers,
who
lace
Mont
real
at
Madison
Square
Garden
Sunday,
are
grooming
a
new
defensive
line
for
the
task
of
NEW
YORK
(API
Did
Pierre
Langlois
of
France
have
the
'flu
tne
Habitants
11
years
ago.
l.ookie
Jean
Beliveau
moved
Into
1
lmer's
spot
between
the
Rocket
r.nd
Bert
Olmstead
while
Lach
v
-elded
Bernie
Geoffrion
and
I.ddie
Mazur
into
a
potent
second
1.
ne.
But
Beliveau-
eame
out
of
Thursday
nieht's
tussle
against
handling
Richard
and
his
mates.
!
v,2L
i7f
1
wt
k
ift
.!.;.,
Eddie
im,h
v!i
.,
Ilast
niRht
when
he
lost
a
split
Look
what
you
can
do
with
10-round
decision
to
Garth
Panter
In
the
Madison
Square
Gar-
Left-winger
Kullman,
an
old
Richard
nemesis,
will
be
teamed
with
rookie
Bob
Chrystal
and
sophmore
Aldo
Guidolin.
All
three
are
leech-like
check-
Lden?
Well,
he
did
and
he
didn't,
and
they're
holding
up
his
purse.
vnicago
Black
mwns
with
an
Pieere
had
the
"
bad
cold
the
iliured
ankle,
ioining
Dickie
!s
and
the
new
combination
is
,
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Kantor,
alarmed
at
the
sudden
!
turn
of
events,
said,
"No,
It
was
not
the
'flu.
Just
a
cold."
!
"Cold?
Nuts,"
shouted
the
cine-
tor
as
he
stomped
out.
j
"Fellows,
it
wasn't
any
cnM.'j
said
Kantor
to
boxing
writers.!
"He
was
In
good
shape.
He
just
had
heavy
legs."
I
'
Dowd.
who
had
remained
in
the
room,
walked
to
the
co-'
managers
and
talked
to
them
a
I
few
minutes
before
he
walked
out.
i
Then
the
word
came
that
Langlois'
purse
had
been
held
up
and
a
hearing
set
for
Monday.
In
sharp
conuast
with
the
sell-out,
crowd
at
Wednesday's
Bobn
Olson-Randy
Turpin
title
.
.
.
tliousarxts
ure
"ling-il-lln-mshc'H"
with
Sjlvuplj!
It's
"caiiilit
on"
from
vnasl
to
roast
in
Canada
bct-uuse
rvorjlMMly
vanU
to
try
tliis
i-xciting
and
profitahle
May
to
a
brttt-r
home,
Ami,
uhat
olhcrn
van
lo,
you
ran
do,
t(M1.
ug
ucn
ana
K.en
Mosaen
Rs
xne
"uuu"l
did
not
wish
to
how
vou
sbv
Uily
healthy
centres
in
camp.
protection
against
the
top
at-
Biflv
Iappolnt
Monsieur
onnr
Billy
Bi
Brown
own
I
tacking
threesome
of
rival
clubs.
MY
miuLUMMHh
TAIL
i4KXirK
mv.
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j
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.
.
garden
matchmaker
The
Leafs
spend
Sunday
night,
,
So
manager-Tiick
Irvin
re-
at
Detroit
while
the
Bruins
travel
1
.A
At
.
man
Pr
Ge01'le
KantI
united
the
Lach-Richard-Olm-,
to
Chicago
for
a
dute
with
the
PUP
'hesan
theme,
and
tead
threesome
and
cast
about
winless
Black
Hawks
i
Langlois
sat
with
his
head
down
,r-
,r,
on
a
rubbing
table,
in
came
Dr.
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Vincent
Nardiello,
the
New
York
state
athletic
commission
phv.M-cian,
accompanied
by
Dan
Dowd,
executive
secretary
of
the
commission.
"Flu?
Nuts,"
said
the
irate
doctor.-
"He
was
in
perfect
physical
Canucks
Trim
New
Westminster,
7?.ead
Calgary
in
WHL
Standings
last
20
minutes.
These
included
condition,
no
temperature,
no
Vancouver
canucKS,
stin
to
a
match
two
10-minute
mis-
'flu,
no
cold."
match,
only
a
small
crowd,
estimated
at
2.500
paying
$5,000.
saw
the
nationally-televised
bout.
The
body
-
punching
Panter
from
Salt
Lake
City
took
the
votes
of
the
judges,
Artie
Airiala
'
and
Harold
Barnes,
5-1-1.
Referee
Ray
Miller
had
Langlois
on
1
tnp
5-4-1.
The
AP
card
was
5-5.1
Langlois,
who
weighed
1
57
,,
!
was
a
l-to-3
favorite
over
Pan-:
u
conducts
and
a
major.
Frank
.u
ockey
League
this
season,
and
o'Grady
and
Earl
Johnson
each
,dmonton
Flyers;
who
were
yet
scored
twlce
Len
Hale
Jlm
?
Ictories
,W1?
"e'.oth
ca
UP
witi'jUniac
and
Enio
Sclisizzi
adding
Friday
night.
singles
Saskatoon
snipers
wrJ
Vancouver
s
m
a
c
k
e
d
New
Jack
Evans
Geo
sick
d
,
.V'estminster
Royal
6-3
and
!HoWie
Mllford
Hockey
Trophy
To
Be
"Retired"
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wauopea
sasnaioon
That
hectic
11
minutes
came
when
Bill
Folk
of
Edmonton
and
Bill
Heindl
of
Saskatoon
began
slashing
at
each
other
with
their
sticks.
Matchmaker
Brown
had
only
one
comment:
"Langlois'
temperature
only
went
up
when
he
hoard
the
quieuy,
me
Alexander
Trophy
has
passed
from
the
Canadian
"amateur"
hockey
scene.
W.
B.
(Baldy)
George,
president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association,
said
this
i'hiakers
7-3.
In
Victoria.
Seattle
Bombers
parlayed
a
3-1
win
:ver
Cougars
into
third
place
in
he
league
standings.
-
The
action-packed
night
left
Folk
got
a
mati-h
misconduct
.he
standings
as
follows:
Van
couver,
15;
Calgary,
13;
Seattle
nunuu-s.
men
:;
Saskatooon,
7;
New
Wostmin-R?.y,
Manson
of
Quakers
went
oter,
5;
Edmonton,
5,
and
Vic-
off
for
ro"Khig
and
coach
Doug
(.orla
2
Bentley
got
a
10-minute
mis-
week
the
three-year-old
trophy
i
would
soon
be
returned
to
CAHA
headquarters
by
Its
present
holdersthe
Halifax
Atlantics.
The
reason:
Lack
of
competitors.
Emblematic
of
the
senior,
semi-professional
hockey
cham-
I
For
Vancouver,
marksmen
"J,luul:-
ir
protesting,
next,
Edmonton
ere
Anriv
R-.it
htrnto
with
njy
nannigan
oi
YOUR
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CORNER,,-juM
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f
il.r
iikhIitii
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you
can
liuilil
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older
liotiie
ir
plan
for
a
new
one.
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Marin
with
u
Morttue
wall
of
Slvaly
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iiniflieii
with
whaleter
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own
f-'iMid
lale
in-iir-M.
ind
Les
HTckev.
Ca.
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KniB(.r'
!
tangled
with
Senick
Hannigan
NEAT
BUT
NOT
COSTLY
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uiiir
txw
iy
with
Sltiiily
ami
the
free
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our
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in
ipionsniu
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Canada,
the
tronhv
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Sweaney
and
Gordie
Kerr.
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sharDshootpr?
wpre
uikui,
oeaiuc,
ine
oniy
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red
Denny.
oSrtte
F
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leam
tip
thc
Canucks
so
ta?.
U9?
b
Fieltl
MarshM
Lord
Alex-
and
Bob
Paul
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Vancouver,
Victoria
moves
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B-i"ur-generai
ai
inai
Q.o:a.aao
over
to
New
Westminster
and
!
Edmonton
meets
Saskatoon
on
!
:
Mark
Marquess
with
two
and
tave
Wall
crippled
the
Cougars
i'Ji
Seattle.
Only
Victoria
scorer
xas
Reg
Abbott
Quaker
ice.
You'll
Need
This
Care
for
If
How!
Afouettes
Claim
Shore
from
Argos
last'Kilimaf
Hunfers
PENALTIES
I'I.ENTIFIX
'
At
Edmonton,
the
Flyers,
TORONTO
(CP)
Montreal
Aiou-
easons
WHL
chamnions
ettes
claimed
cerure
John
Shore
.from
Toronto
Argonauts
for
the
'
waiver
price
of
3200
during
the
j
week.
bought
their
-way
to
victory
over
'
Jaskatoon
Quakers
in
a
game
narked
by
II
penalties
in
the
GelQCA
Plane
For
Week-End
lit
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HUNTING
WITH
THE
.;SUNLISHT
c
It's
hard
(o
think
of
winler's
told
days
with
a
hot
sun
over
our
heads,
but
any
homeowner
knows
that
his
radiator
is
needed
sooner
than
he
thinks.
That
is
why
the
wise
home
owner
rails
us
now
for
radiator
check
ups.
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safe.
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Kitimat
Rod
and
Gun
Club
members
are
taking
advantage
of
a
QCA
offer
of
a
Canso
aircraft
this
week-end
to
go
on
a
48-hour
hunting
trip.
The
plant-seats
14
and
members
drew
for
a
chance
to
go
from
a
ballot
box.
Only
previous
trip
for
"outside"
shooting
was
on
the
Labor
Day
week-end
when
members
went
to
Terrace
to
compete
i3?fchrfe;-hoot
there.
-
!,
Last
week-end
saw
the
opening
of
the
brand
new
Kitimat
Rod
and
Gun
Club
clubhouse
The
event,
which
climaxed
a
summer-long
scries
of
work
bees,
saw
the
clubhouse
officially
opened
with
a
dance.
Club
president
William
Pryde
received
compliments
from
visiting
rod
and
gun
club
members
from
j
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
on
the
layout
of
the
clubhouse,
par-
1
ticularly
the
magnificent
ston.
i
fireplace.
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