Stcadv.
Persevering
Glen
Skov
Star
!
Only
5
Days
'Til
Xmas
I?
'
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
Ken
Watson
s
Of
Red
Wing
Victory
Over
Black
Hawks
M
ANSON'S
JEWELLERS
The
Black
Hawks,
never
in
the)
Terry
Sawchuk
at
13:01
of
the
CyrDomis:
By
The
Canadian
Press
Glen
Skov
nevPr
figured
he
would
take
big
time
hockey
by
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
running,
tallied
their
goal
when
tnira
penoa.
George
Gee
beat
goalkeeper
Another
two-goal
performer
In
the
only
other
game,
Boston
was
big
George
Armstrong.
He
storm.
He
didn't.
Bruins
beat
the
third-place
Tor-
scored
the
only
two
Leaf
goals
Budget
Plan
Charge
It
I
Use
Our
?
Layaway
!
Plan
as
the
fourth-place
Bruins
gain
bui
nenasiivHa,Kr
'""I
onto
Maple
Leafs
3-2
CASH
iTinay,
teeember
18,
1953
.
-
--viiwrimiir:-.
i!.
tr:
15SS5L
v
J
ed
their
13th
victory
in
29
starts.
WHAT
TURN,
MISTER?
Skov
wasn't
sensational.
He
was
steady;
all
that
Ivan
asks
for.
i
Those
two
goals
gave
Skov
five
for
the
season,
four
of
them
rming
in
the
last
four
games.
At
that
rate
the
six-foot-one
forward
will
surpass
the
12-goal
give
him
a
.
.
.
Quakers
Whip
Stamps
5-2
pay
him
a
National
Hockey
League
salary.
The
strapping
22-year-old
centre,
a
fellow
coach
Tommy
Ivan
Is
counting
on
for
a
"brilliant
future"
has
found
some
scoring
punch.
He
scored
two
goais
Thursday
night
to
lead
the
Red
Wings
to
a
5-1
victory
over
the
last-place
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
Kelly
ci
jnted
the
etners.
CHRISTMAS
SUIT
i
-
li
iS
s
1
....
A
v
imai
ne
nau
last,
yeai
,
uie
mB"-
By
The
Canadian
Press
1
L
est
since
ne
joined
trie
Kea
wings
Red-hot
Saskatoon
Quakers
OR
TOPCOAT
as
a
regular
in
iaau.
,
are
a
step
closer
to
regaining
the
Jim
i
The
victory
gave
the
Wings
i
Western
Hockey
League
leader-
;
a
total
of
40
points
and
a
tie
for
ship
they
held
almost
unchal-first
'
place
with
Montreal
Cana-
lenged
last
season.
cliens,
idle
Thursday
night.
j
With
the
co-leading
Calguiy
i
Skov
scored
at
10:23
of
the
'stampeders
and
Vancouver
Can-second
period
on
a
pass
from
ucks
in
the
midst
of,
or
recover-
i
left-winger
Matty
Pavelich
and
I
ing
from,
prolonged
slumps,
A
fine
new
Handgrade
suit
or
a
handsome
topcoat
hunn
under
tlte
Christmas
tree
will
be
the
finest
gift
you
can
give
Him.
Moderately
'
Priced
Canada
Packers
presenrs-
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
tallied
the
other
at
14:51
of
the
coach
Doug
Bentleys
Saskatche-
wan
sextet
is
easily
the
hottest
club
in
the
seven-team
loop.
j
third
session.
Howe,
Alex
Del-;
vecchio
and
defent
eman
Red
at
633
THIRD
Ave.
W.
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
pop
Talbert
Aids
US
Net
Win
In
Calgary
last
night
Quakers
j
made
it
13
in
15
by
whipping
'
the
Calgarians
5-2
in
easy
fash-
I
'
ion.
The
win
allowed
Quakers
to
move
within
four
points
of
the
co-leaders
and
stretched
to
lour
straight
the
current
Siampedir
losing
streak.
A
penalty
to
Stampede!
de-
,
fenceman
Art
Michaluk
paved
;
j
EXTRA
MILK
CHRISTMAS
BRISBANE,
Australia
l
Billy
vtmvvrt
ROBERT
RUDll
VIOLINIST
Talbert,
United
States
Davis
Cup1
captain,
gambled
and
won
today
when'
he
teamed
up
with
his
young
protege,
Tony
Trabert,
and
J
A
-
"
-'
rnniwfcf-18-
To
Moke
Those
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
2
The
RCN
(Reserve)
con-
helped
to
Carve
out
a
6-3,
6-2,
4-6,
1
9-7
victory
over
Belgium's
Phil-!
ippe
Washer
and
Jacques
Bri-
Tltere
arc
so
many
situations
,
reminiscences,
but
first
may
1
that
can
exist
in
curling
due
to
;
warn
you
again
that
there
are
the
variety
of
ice
conditions,
the
j
always
exceptions
under
abnor-wcinht
to
be
played,
the
position
I
mal
conditions:
toniaht
CFPR
7:30
of
rocks
in
play,
the
weaknesses
chant
In
the
doubles
match
of
the
Davis
Cup
inter-zone
finals.
Talbert
substituted
himself
for
Vic
Seixas,
his
slumping
star.
sisis
ot
citizen-saiiors
in
training
increasing
their
knowledge
of
the
skills
and
crafts
of
the
sea.
Reserve
training
is
important
training
and
demands
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.
To
put
that
yum-yum
flavni
into
all
your
holiday
("Hikcry
,
.
Play
the
turn
working
from
the
centre
to
the
outside
ice.
Avoid
the
turn
tl.at
cuts
or
swings
sharply.
the
way
for
Quakers'
victory.
While
last
year's
all-star
rear-;
guard
was
in
the
penalty
box.
Quakers
rapped
in
three
goals
in
40
seconds
to
take
a
commanding
4-1
lead
at
the
end
of
the
second.
The
clubs
split
goals
in
the
final
period.
,
,
Veteran
Alex
Kaleta
powered
the
Quakers
to
victory
with
a
smart
three-goal
performance
Coach
Bentley
ai)d
Ray
Manson
got
the
others.
The
Stampeder
marksmen
were
Ray
Barry
and
Archie
Scott.
In
a
free-wheeling
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
game
last
night,
Kelowna
Packers
and
Venon
Canadians
took
turns
The
35-year-old
veteran,
who
you'll
waul
pli-ntv
uf
milk
ami
or
preferences
of
your
players,
the
score,
the
end
being
played,
etc.,
that
it
is
difficult
to
frame
a
hard
and
fast
set
of
rules
governing
a
skip's
actions
in
select-tng
the
out-turn
over
the
ln-turn
iream.
Phone
1
8
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
Use
the
turn
that
"falls
back"
j
into
your
targeU-t.e.,
for
'
take-out
shots.
Use
the
turn
that
offers
you
the
greatest
percentage
in
i
n-aking
the
shot.
'
Play
the
turn
you
have
con-
'
fidence
in
at
all
times.
This
applies
to
your
third
man
1
too.
Stay
clear
of
the
turn
that
:
calls
for
a
draw
shot
to
any
j
part
of
the
rings,
where
a
draw
Is
difficult
because
of
or
vice
versa.
i
Bitter
experience
is
actually
j
the
best
teacher.
It
takes
a
costly
mistake
to
learn
a
valuable
les-
son.
and
once
learned,
it
is
never
;
forgotten.
You
will
always
re-,
member
vividly
the
games
you
lost
through
misjadgment
riot
j
so
much
the
came
itself,
but
the
i
EARN
UP
TO
has
been
playing
little
competitive
tennis
in
recent
years,
was
superb
for
two
sets,
then
held
on
for
the
last
two
when
the
pace
began
to
get
him.
The
Talbert
of
today
was
a
far
cry
from
the
happy-go-lucky
Billy
of
the
past.
He
teamed
with
Trabert
because,
no
doubt,
he
thought
he
could
1
instill
confidence
into
the
young
University
of
Cincinnati
student.
Trabert
and
Seixas
had
not
been
going
well
in
practice.
Trabert
had
made
no
secret
of
the
fact
that
he
did
not
want
to
team
with
SeiKas,
'j'-,.
j,
.
,
.
,
.
hitting
the
scoring
column.
When
the
red
-lights
had
finished
flashing
behind
the
embattled
goalies,
a
total
of
10
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
.
LIMITED
errors
vou
committed
wnicn
!
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
y
MB
i
pucks
had
gone
booming
into
the
I
WPre
the
prime
causes
leading
to
!
twine
and
the
last-place
Packers
tne
bitter
pill
of
defeat.
No'won-!
had
a
6-4
victory
over
the
;
d(r.the
prominent,
Dlueine
ot
twaL;
1
1.-'
second-place
Canadians.
refugee
'
very
keen
ice.
Let
the
other
"
skip"
have
the
honor.
"
'
"
Don't
igeti
itubfoonv
and
per--
sist
in
using
the
same
turn
after
several
"misses."
Try
,
letters
from
t!)e
alnha-
I
f-i-L-'in
lriatiy
tinrlingj
T
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
a
profitable
duty.
You
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
you
spend
in
training.
Brooklyn's
Duke
Snider
Winner
the
other
turn
for
size.
,
i
Lastly,
and
most
Important
8
!TTT'Ji
club1?.
;
Harking
bark
over
the
past.
I
!
can
still
remembrr
with
vivid
clarity
the
many
times
I
depart-
;
'
ed
from
the
rink
boiling
Inward-
.6271
and
iy
at
my
own
stupidity
in
select-
i
Of
National
Loop
Slugging
Title
of
all,
when
in
doubt
don't.
How
about
a
draw?.
I"
"
t
NEW
YORK
iJfi
Brooklyn's
,
slugging
leader
with
RIGH!
HERE
IN
Mathews
as
the
runner-up
at
int;
the
unnatural
turn.
For
what
A
Next
Article
.
.
.
How
About
a
Raise,
Boss?"
I
it
may
be
worth,
nere
are
tne
;
i
outcroppings
of
a
few
of
these
.
6269.
Roy
Campanella
of
Brook
lyn
finished
third
at
.610.
Duke
Snider
is
the
official
win-
j
ner
of
the
National
League's
j
slugging
championship,
edging
Eddie
Mathews,
Milwaukee's
Flupping
third-baseman,
by
two-
I
C
Sfimwrs
This
Christmas
tenths
of
a
percentage
point.
Snider,
27-year-old
outfielder,
slugged
for
an
average
of
.6271
to
.6269
for
Mathews,
official
statistics
released
today
by
the
MIEIIXDIIfllEIRS
There
is'a
Naval
Division
near
you.
Find
out
how
you
can
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yourself
for
advancement.
Write,
telephone
or
visit)
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
1
1
Lasf
Night's
Fights
By
The
Associated
Press
Detroit
Al
Andrews,
152'i,
Superior,
Wis.,
outpointed
Pat
Lowry,
147Vi,
Toledo,
O.,
10.
Worcester,
Mass.
Willie
Gray,
150,
Boston,
outpointed
Billy
baseball
loop's
service
bureau
show.
The
Duke
put
together
370
total
bases
in
590
at
bats,
including
38
doubles,
four
triples
and
Prince
Rupert
Phone
526
'Andy,
1532,
Providence,
R.I.,
10.
Aristocrat
y"
oM
Anniversary
5
yo
M
Viscount
4
ytort
old
Old
keg
3
ytarl
old
london
Club
London
Dry
fnsift
OH
melchers
42
homers.
Mathews,
with
383
total
bases
in
579
trips,
had
31
GIN
N
(Rl
t'i
doubles,
eight
three-baggers
and
47
home
runs
most
in
the
league.
Newark,
N.J.
Hurley
sanciers,
161,
Newark,
outpointed
Phil
Rizzo,
158,
Brooklyn,
8.
Fall
River,
Mass.
Willie
Johnson,
151,
Newark,
N.,
knocked
out
Clarence'
Williams,
151,
Fall
River,
1.
Average
compiled
by
The
Asso
1
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PERSON
TO
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A
PAIR
UNDER
THE
TREE
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Operas,
Romeos,
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Press
and
released
last
October
also
listed
Snider
as
the
4
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advertisement
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QUEEN
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footman
and
Queers
Mother
Elizabeth'
did
a
quick-step
with
a
page
at
a
party
in
Buckingham
Palace.
It
was
the
annual
pre-Christmas
ball
ot
the
palace
staff,
and
the
two
members
of
the
Royal
Family
stayed
for
more
than
an
hour.
Margaret
and
her
partner,
footman
Cyril
Dickman,
first
danced
to
Whistle
a
Happy
Tune
from
the
Rodgers
and
Ham-mcrstein
show
The
King
and
I.
Then
they
stepped
off
an
encore
to
the
strains
of
Keep
Your
Sunny
Side
Up.
The-
Queen
Mother's
partner
for
two
dances
was
page
C.
J.
Halley.
disiingiiislieil
tor
its.
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