SMiday,
November
27,
19b3
Blue
Bombers
Improving
After
Willing
From
Two
Daysin
Different
Eastern
Air
Vessels
Named
Outstanding
Grid
Player
Habs,
Bruins,
Red
Wings
Fused
coiio,
o,d
c:f(;
""in,
mat
needs
even
on
coll
AURORA,
Ont
H
Eastern
air
shortly
after
they
arrived."
,
Tltser-Cats.
He
added:
made
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
The
players
apparently
frit
;
-They
say
U
takes
a
coupl
ol
lilrn
a
vADoru
fr,tlmll
Kq
i.h'.tioi,
differ
n
t
hrif
-lit:
1!
t
..at
,
if
Thp
Ki)V-;
Ilar
and
fufl-.
Enjoy
U.
S.
Thanksgiving
TORONTO
(P
Billy
Vessels.
,
,
,
,
,
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21-re"r:
a
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clays.
practice
Wednesday.
M,
:;t
of-
Wednesday
i
with
Edmonton
Eskimos
of
the
.
I
assists
by
Dick
Gamble
and
Ber-
I"..!"-?;
ll
11
IL"",?,,,!"
"I,?
but
were
fine
yesterday.
night
Don't
We're
By
The
Canadian
Press
Western
Interprovincial
Foot-
3Ullltviit.o,
aaja
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UCUlKc
Metis
uiuiki
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rn
um
Mnrkav.
Jerrv
TODDaz-
me
(jeouriun,
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again
in
we
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.wn
us,
buster.
in
excellent
teste
to
complement
these
sh
You
gotta
be
a
doctor,
to
bed.
,
:Ilcl
AUUUi
zini
and
Terry
Sawchuk
had
last
two
minutes
of
the
period,
;
-,Ha,
'
t
ntstnnriin!T
olav-!
ln".'on
coach
and
crystal-peeper
in
this
Bis?
Bud
Korcliak,
the
20-year-
okay."
Drop
In
and
ire
the
srl
(ion
aj
633
THIRD
AVENl'E
HI
ST
nuMuesi.
(,id
flying
wing
and
kimi
s?
ace.
Trafton
had
just
finished
v..as
onlv
one
of
many
Kwab;
rs
putting
the
Bombers
through
a
to
notice
the
change.
much
to
be
thankful
for
after
I
assisted
by
Maurice
Richard
and
5
pr
o
he
their
Thanksgiving
Day
chores
Geoffrion.
Gamble,
Richard
and
The
185.pound
aU.stnr
was
in
the
United
States
last
night.
Doug
Harvey
scored
the
others.
I
thfi
Canadiall
schenlev
Mackay,
26-year-old
lef
twinger
I
Gus
Bodnar,
George
Gee
and
j
h
and
$1
000
casn
award
with
Montreal
Canadiens
scored
Bill
Gadsby,
netting
his
eighth
,
&t
a
al
pre.game
Grey
Cup
three
goals
and
an
assist
to
give
j
of
the
season,
scored
for
CM-j
final
presentation.
Sports
writ-the
National
Hockey
League
.cago.
!
.
d
SDortscasters
from
the
"Man,
was
I
beat
yestert'v
drill
at
nearby
St.
Andrews;
College
in
preparation
for
their
j
Remember
When
i
yueen's
University,1
then
top
team
in
the
Intercollegiate
Foot-b.iil
Union,
von
the
eastern
'
Canada
title
'A
years
&go
today
by
uVint;
the
Eig
our
champion
Toronto
Argonauts
12-11.
Grey
Cup
game
against
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
in
Toronto
Sat-urdr.y
when
he
said:
leading
o
Montreal
canaaiens
a
1
ujjazauu
umc
uh
cities
of
Canada
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
SEE
THIS
STANDOUT
f
a
FRIGID
AIRE
VALUE
VfrlTH
i
Wednesday
I."
he
sUd.
"I
i-
,
M
vol
get
to
bed
fast
enough.
came
fast."
However,
Trufto.i
J4ur?s
t
air
"will
be
like
a
shot
in
V
arm
by
the
time
e
me:;t
ili;
...
.
,
.
1
1
scrum
senior
football
iwuiuan
1
nir.i
6-3
victory
over
Chicago
Black,
his
scoring
punch
in
the
second
se,ected
the
backiel(ier,
one
of
neriod.
Johnny
Peirson
and
Hawks
Fleming
Mackell
netted
the
rest.
Ranger
goals
were
scored
by
Nick
Mickoski
and
Harry
Howell.
'It's
a
big
change
when
you
move
down
here
from
that
brisk,
dry
air
on
the
Prairies.
I
didn't
notice
it
much
but
the
players
nearly
wilted
during
the
drills
mmmm
j
the
mainstays
of
the
i'skimo
!
club
this
season.
j
The
award
to
Vessels,
one
of
the
greatest
players
to
come
la
Canada,
was
his
second
big-time
honor
in
two
years.
Last
yeir
he
:
was
chosen
the
mast
"utstaiul-i
nl"vr
in
American
college
i
football,
he
played
with
Oklahoma
Snoners,
and
won
the
Heis-
j
man
Trophy.
;
Votes
of
the
selectors
were,
weighted
to
give
eoual
balloting
i
strength
to
each
city.
Toppazzinl,
the
23-year-old
rightwinger
recently
recalled
from
the
minors,
also
scored
three
goals
to
give
Boston
Bruins
a
5-2
victory
over
New
York
Rangers.
Sawchuk,
Detroit
Red
Wings'
netminder,
shut
out
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
2-0
for
his
third
shuotout
of
the
season.
Last
night's
action
resulted
in
only
one
change
in
the
league
standings.
The
Red
Wings
broke
their
second-place
tie
with
the
Maple
Leafs,
leaving
them
three
Frosty's
Seek
First
Viclory
In
Girls'
Loop
Curling
Results
Results
in
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club's
Gordon
Hardware
!
trophy
competition
are
as
fol-;
lows:
VillieMliiT
Rolwrtson
16.
Barbour
9:
Berg
10.
Wakloy
7;
Evolfson
7.
Shier
6:
Bird
!).
Melghen
6;
Johnston
8.
Butterlek
!
4;
Cordon
8.
Ford
7.
TMursilM.v
Ostcrtag
14.
Matthew
3,
Sleber
12
i
Th.im
ti;
Moore
9,
Garner
7;
Parker
;
i
Turner
7;
Laune
8.
KellcURh
6;
Miller
10.
McNfeee
5.
Frosty's
Food
Lockprs,
victims
of
a
22-4
lacing
at
the
ooening
of
the
Girls
Basketball
league
season
at
the
hands
of
Dom's
CR1R
HMI
points
behind
the
Canadiens
W
Hi
their
i
Department
store
are
out
for
The
Bruins
consolidated
Offer
Made
To
Trafton
By
Packers
1
MB
IS
THE
CNR
AGENT'S
BUSINESS!
Your
dt'Miitation
nuiy
Imt
near
cr
fnr.
Smu'wluro
in
i
iwittihi;
i
he
I
nil'l
Mutes;
tur4ife.
oitr
Jirnt
St-p
it
a
visit
to
th
Cl.N.R,
'J
'ii-krt
Ayrnt.
Ur'n
t
lie
man
villi
all
I
(it
information
you
rrqiilre
It
a
Wm
huHiiU
HH
'mid
plrtiMiirt-"-
to
lirlp
you
wild
your
ptttiiA
Just
pmi
o
button
when
hold
on
fourth
piace,
three
points
behind
the
Leafs,
and
seven
points
up
on
the
fifth-place
Rangers.
Mackay's
scoring
spree
came
in
the
second
neriod
when
he
scor-,
ed
twice
within
56
seconds,
on
warn
to
detrosl.
MfuHi
kur
tiv
:r
first
win
tonight
as
inc-y
I
meet
Sheila
Hicks'
platoon
svs-tem
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Frosty's
have
signed
one
additional
nlwr.
i
Diane
Kennedy,
in
an
effort
for
1
extra
strength
and
hope
to
cut
I
down
the
gap
between
them-,
selves
and
the
two-time
winner
Dom's.
Rainbirds
are
tied
with
Frosty's
with
a
one-loss
record
also
at
the
hands
of
Dom's.
ihit
big
(omly
v,ie
h,wn
mm,
turns
itwf
on
ay&Hi
maticotty
i
TORONTO
(P
The
Globe
and
Mail
says
today
in
a
sports
page
story
from
Los
Angeles
that
Green
Bay
Packers
of
the
United
States
National
Football
I
oQtTiio
hovo
nffprnrt
flprirpp
.
.....
.
...
trtniluu
mid
1
a
Let
tn
give
you
a
tkw
ttralton
of
what
tati
ce-
ing
rtaily
it)
Two
Jimlor
league
games
are;
Traon
coach
of
winnipeB
mnzri
nn
mil
IT
GVS
YOU!
on
tap
tonight,
with
Orme
Blue
Bombers
for
the
last
three
mpptintr
Annnncintinn
Pirhnnl
Handy
iot
thity
a
three-year
coaching
DINING
PLEASURE
'
IOOK
WHAT
ligtilmnj-fotl
4lfMllnf
If
1
Fvll-wi4rii
$upr
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I
Ch..l
t,g
nrot
tf
hi
"II
in
the
opener
and
Sea
Cadets
J"'
Macon
Manages
Montreal
Royals
MONTREAL
(t
Hector
Racine,
president
of
Montreal
Royals
of
the
International
Baseball
League,
today
announced
that
Max
Macon
will
succeed
Wally
Alston
as
manager.
Macon,
manager
of
Fort
Worth
in
the
Texas
League,
will
be
signed
to
a
one-year
contract,
j
the
same
as
Alston
received
9
LiltlinM
foruiaM
ttt
contract
at
S17.500
a
season.
loouttftri
Raymond
ta
h;forrJ:ftti..n.
rail
or
W"jto
L.
Kdlil
K
S(,,
H.
I.I'
in
1
'
loff
bin-lyfW
:!r.l
Ave,
Went.
Prince
Kupert,
B
C.
1'none
2(1(1
tangling
with
NBC
Power
in
the
semi
wind-up.
Orme's
have
los'
one
game
in
its
only
outing
and
-nrh
Annunciation
and
Sea
Cadets
have
one
win
each
to
ineir
credit.
NBC
Power
Ins'
it",
only
game
to
Annunciation.
foniawt
riftir
Mattr-Mimi
mchniim
HydralM
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
I
-
Trafton.
here
with
ths
Blue
Bomber;
for
the
Grey
Cup
playoff
Saturday
for
th3
Canadian
championship,
formrly
was
assistant
coach
of
Los
Angeles
Rams
of
the
NFL.
Previous
to
that,
he
was
head
line,
coach
at
Green
Bay.
"In
addition
to
Green
Bay,
two
GORDOH
and
IDS
when
he
was
sipned
earlier
this
League
leai.er
is
Sports
Sho"
Commodore
Cafe
tmmUW
week
to
succeed
Charlie
Dressen
j
with
two
victories
and
Bulgers
as
manager
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
!
trail
with
two
losses.
Phone
4i
other
NFL
clubs,
Los
Angeles
;
Rams
and
New
York
Giants,
are
j
reported
to
be
eyeing
Trafton
j
.
."
the
paper
says.
'
j
Sports
Writers
Name
Rosen
Most
Valuable
Player
of
Year
Last
Night's
Fights
i
T
ihfi
By
The
Associated
Press
choice
with
1011
1
By
JACK
HAND
the
fourth
NEW
YORK
(API
Al
Rosen,
points.
Detroit
Bob
Amos,
179,
D:v
Cleveland's
slugging
third-base-
A
total
of
28
players
receive
eft
i
i
men,
today
was
named
most
vcer.,
with
nine
members
of
trio
Ncw'uk
n
J
Fell-'
R-t-tmio
I
r.,',18
LXl
I
nkee
Wth
straight
pennant-!
130.
Bayonne.'UJ..'outTOlnteH
1
3
f.if.
y,
"
P
winning
team
getting
nod.
J
Earl
Dennis.
137,
New
York.
8
i
An
army
career
offers
outstanding
opportunities
for
young
men
who
want
to
get
ahead.
Modern
soldiering
calls
for
thorough
training
m
hundiedt
of
skills
and
trades.
It
offers
continuous
chances
to
improve
yourself
and
what
you
know
for
promotion
'if
T3A
BASKETBALL
-
CIVIC
CENTRE
6:45
Junior
Ormes
vs
AnnunciaHon
7:45
Junior
Sea
Cadets
vs
N.B.C.
Power
8:45
Girls'
Rainbirds
vs
Frosty
Food
Lockers
Roller
Skating
Civic
Centre
Wednesday:
3:30
o
5:00
Junior
Friday:
7:00
to
9:30
Open
Saturday:
1
:30
to
5:00
Open
and
7
to
1
0:30
Open
All
24
members
of
the
co.n-mittee
of
the
Baseball
Writers
Association,
three
from
each
American
League
city,
named
Ro.'en
first
on
their
ballots.
Thus
the
28-year-old
infielder
wen
the
award
in
a
landslide
with
a
maximum
336
points.
"
The
highest
previous
total
was
run
up
by
Lou.Boudreau
with
324
points
in
1948,
the
year
he
led
Cleveland
to
the
pen-npnt
and
world
championship.
Ee.'jt
score
in
National
League
history
was
Stan
MusLU's
319
in
1946.
Rosen
led
the
league
in
home
wv.s
with
43
and
.runs
batted
in
with
145,
and
just
missed
nipping
Washington's
Mickey
Vernon
for
the
batting
championship.
Vernon
finished
with
an
unofficial
.337
,lo
Rosen's
.336.
:
Bobby
Shantz.
Phlladelnhi.i
i
i
.
'
'
t
X
i
Spoilt
play
an
important
part
in
kteping
a
man
fighting
Fit.
Out
at
this
Army
lift
grow
trie
strong-it
friendships.
It
is
on
of
Ihi
Fmist
experiences
a
man
can
undergo
somethinc;
he'!
never
target.
Army
life
is
a
man't
life
oncf
a
good
fife.
athletics",
little
Ieftb,adHK
wto
won
tne
American
League
award
I
,
'
.
.
,
VUBMru"ii-
m
i3oj,
uiani
get,
a
vote
tnls
year
because
he
was
sidelined
most
of
the
season
due
to
arm
trouble.
Yogi
Berra,
Nw
York
Yankee.
-If
1
v
y-i
catcher
and
1951
winner,
finished
second
with
167
points,
and
Vernon
was
third
with
165.
Orestes
(Minnie)
Minoso,
Chicago's
outfielder
and
third-baseman
and
a
.313
hitter,
was
for
ils
smooth,
light
Hockey
Scores
There's
a
chonge
of
scenery,
too.
You
see
o
(of
of
Concdo
and
there's
a
chance
of
overseas
service.
And
remember,
sodierj
of
the
Canadian
Army
are
well
paid,
have
the
security
ol
pensions,
enjoy
30
days
vocation
with
pay,
get
the
best
of
medical
and
dental
care.
Western
League
Calgary
5,
New
Westminster
2.
Okanagan
League
Kelowna
8,
Vernon
3.
Western
International
Nelson
6,
Trail
5.
.
-x
'
...
;
ir
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
2ERVW&
CMMA
M
THE
ARMY
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
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TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
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for
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car
performance!
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us
NOW
for
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general
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.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
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be
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if
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what
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...
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remain
free
we
must
have
a
strong
Army
manned
by
trained
soldiers.
If
you
share
this
view,
there
may
be
a
place
for
you
with
the
soldiers
of
the
Canadian
Army
the
men
who
guard
Canada.
Ta
be
eligible
you
must
be
17
to
40
years
of
aga,
skilled
tradesmen
to
45,
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or
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