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~ Rangers Show Unexpected Strength
By Edging League Leading Montreal.

ey The Canadian Press

|
New York Rangers, who not so! net and siaped the puek past; the first period, scoring” irom a
long ago were moaaing about a; Soalie Jacques Plante, for what, faccal? in the 'Torerto xerie while
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lack of scoring punch, are closer

to the top of the National Hockey | «

League now than (hey have been|
in years,

Rangers moved within three
points of the leading Montreal

sanadiens Sunday night with a
surprising 4-20 ylstary over le
tuugh Canadiens at New York,
gave them a woi-lost record at
43. something they hadn’t lig-:
ured an in the HY pre-season Pale
ins,

Bhteshirt neweemers and vel-
erans are firing goals ‘at a lime}

when Raeer pirepswer isn't at

its best, cue to the absenee, of
righl-winger Wally Hergeshel-
mer, a 20-g0al man who still is
out with a broken leg,

The Raneer power was geod
enouey to win Sunday night but
it didn't stand up Saturday when

Vanadens waloped them mH Veteran Melt Sehm idt sent the’ Wednesday, oo “WIN start planning for 1955. The | Montreal Alouettes.

ee ' Stamps considered 2 powerhu: 32! BEST IN 210 YEARS
‘in pre-seascn guessing, are fin- ! Argonauts played their great-

before 14.214 Montreal fans.
‘The split came; ft Ranwers,

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Pririce Rupert Daily News -

Monday, October 25, 1954 Z a Elks, Packer §

 

| ty swoaped around the Montreal Bruins infosa 1-0 lead at, 1:23 of

| proved ty bo the winner, Ub CAP | ' defenceman Leo Boivin of Leals

u 1:40, Danny Lewicki seored ini Was serving an interference pen-

the empty nets in the dying min- | Alty, Fleming Maekell. made it

tes to make it certain. a and Cal Gardier upped it
Andy Bathgate led the New! iS to. 3-0,

Yorkers with two goals. Defen- LEAFS TIF GAME

joer man Doug Harvey scored at The 12.775 Maple Leaf Garden

2:12 of the fl. period with: fans gat plenty to cheer about!
Rangers shorthanded to send: vas richtwinger Ron Stewart scar- |

| Montreal into a 1-0 lead. ie | od twice and Tod Sloan once to

A’S NEW. OWNERS SEEKING Tied For Lead

OVAL FOR TRANSFER — n Yallay Loon | ratasiteeesinsrne.
APPROVAL (Pi A IR IRA of the ER owners | n : ai ey oop nl Dundee” ane a ‘bg

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of the Philadelphia: Athletics left seono.00n today to seek ;
1 4 0 000 aeal y de : ‘ se: . .
Geet I tere Ot nse’ City, hich pre- _ | The two senior Interior hockey ine Haditlonal nee Tae the Monti: ‘gl
: ‘ cur
The agreement transferring ownership of the team from pages the ee nite a acne Saturday night ‘to start fest? Lon for N
the Mack family to an eight-man syndicate was completed B the weekend und wher We

        
   
       
   
   
    
   

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an Pipe: Band," menibers of the
By ‘The Canadian Press Prince Rupert Cuyling Club mide

tHes ut the: official opening or | “deetay. tats
early today when Roy Mack signed the legal document, His ne Fran Site ad sounded the the club's fourth senson, ing of Continued 4
brothers also signed. for their father, Connie, ee nes Led ‘by’: Pipe-Ser Y teh
Attomey Alfred Lugheo said he would present the agree- In the Okanagan Senior Hock- Beant J. ¢,

ment, to league president William Harridge today. It was [¢Y League, Vernon Canadians Anon te fy Heavy
expected Harridge would be asked to make a telephone heck’ and Kelowna Packers turned in Band, curlers citcled-. (Ry Pipe
of the other club owners in th league for thelr assent, ;Victorles before hometown fans ere Citcled the tee and

   
  
 
 
 
  

‘that tightened the league race |/!ned.up facing each other down

 

 

; Mosdell tallied at 3:1 of the third tie the game.
a Make it 2-2,

sheet, -
' In Detroit, Jack McIntyre scor- = N PI ff S t F St years. ° “Only a single point sep-
| Canadiens ran wild Saturday. et Prien ond ges sted an anotiy 0 a 0 0 or amps arates all four clubs, Offielals onents

; Bernie Geoftrion led the scoring | goal to led the Hawks to visto: -y|

Jean Belivean and rookie Edctie shooting the Hawks 42-13.
Litzengberger each scored. The: okie defenceman Bucky I Hole
lane New York wily went ts Line contiyand Red Sullivan «core

Camille Tlenry,

 

who haven't finished higher
Chan fifth in (he six-teant deag ae |
since the 1949-50 seasen, in th ied
spol wit ei3ht paints, Cana’
diens varited into firsh phice
with a one-point lead over sec:
ond-place Betrolt Red Wines,

In two other Saturday games, ’
Boston Bruins and the Maple.
Leafs batUed to a 3-3 tis in Tor.’
onto.while Chicago Black Hawks
upset the Red Wines 4-2 for
their fisst vielosy af the season,
The Hawss temeiged in las.
pines with three paints, two be-,
hind Leas sad tein.

TANGERS. SNATCH WHY

‘a playeft berth faded Saturday;

payer t ‘point lead and then electrified! : / the first official rock of U , :
For Rupert Casaba Onenmng ‘hight when Winnipeg Bhi; Icd0L fans a: Toronto Varsity Sclemate, in Kimberley and Spo- G1 Une Sea

ng _Eemdcrs polished off British Coi- | - kane Flycrs made a successful! 80%, Ald. Lyons was tntroduced |
By R. D. WHITE ‘sponsor a fourth senior team, wba Lions 18-0 to” elinen at iovtt tog oe the triple eas seul before & hometown crowd by ein present Bitl Mc ane

4 1p q g , . hi T' y ( Gea ack Laue wag mMas.er

The opening of the 1954-55'but so far no coach has been! Teast third, and final. playotl: sons snot potato” play, iby whipping Trail Smoke Eaters, 1S

antyy dave, Edmoritca Bskimos jump-'
Prince Rupert Basketball season found fur a fourth entry. be intn. a fivst- niaee Re sit The victory left Argonauts:

stil ,
Saskatchewan by defeating ine} st t with mathematical chance|
Roughriders at Vancouver in the! season series wit) Wy thre :
final cf the 18-game seheduie.! ion with only three;

will be a gag gala affair, the! Three girls teams are expected, :
newly formed Association an- itwo from the high school and one.
nounced today, with a two-gaine from HMCS Chatham's Wren-

series planned between a Rupert ' ettes. Booth Memorial High:

All-Star team and a team from‘School will have four teams in’ the bese it he oi a bye INO" schedule. "the rear with a single point, ‘ing the attendance of the re
Ketchikan November 11 and 12, the Intermediate Division, aqC-- e °° “0 hi €e Hd. :

The executive states that it cording to head coach Don Hart-' in Toronto, the Argon: ats
has also been in touch with the Wig, who says he expects to be Car aca ‘

California Mohawks, the team of ‘able to field a fairly strong sen-. 7

At New York, the Rances high school All-Stars which made ior entry,

snatched the win in the third:

“at showing ip Prince | Junior entries will be supplied

period when they ourtssored Rupert two years ago, ‘from the high school and An-:
ats

Canadiens 3-1. The game wast

All team registration fer tie [munciation, .

tied 2-3 when veteran Paul Roi- coming season must be in the: The, executive expects that:

 

By The Canadian Press will hold its next regular meet-‘on Tuesday and three on Satur-

( - Toranto G17 197 19: Averages receives the bye, Eski-. At the banquet, trophies won| ‘The president's rink of Angus: Jo ba
s\rernay ing, acting president Al Hartwig day, if the expected number of ORPU ,__{ mes hold the edge with 234-151: by the soccer cubs during the} McDonald, lead, Jack Lindsay, J “a Sonth Cue, 4

National Lene Announced, of teams materialize. oy WoT F A PSlin the for-and-against colums: year, will be presented, Mr, Bi-/ second, and Chuck Ostertag, 'y October 14; 34 4
Boston 3. Toronto 3. ; So far entries have been re-’ Registration forms are avail- eitchener mes 3 ‘ io re ae with Roughriders 224-195, ‘shop said. , third, bester the visitars by 11-3 | Passencet lessnah
New York 1, Montreal 7. ceived from three senior B able at the Civic Centre, the Toronto aan 140 0142 254 2°) Lf both lost. the schedule woukt: During the season, Gondola! Tonight, deaws for. the Mixed | ms oa
Chieago 4, eaaolt vane iteams, Booth Memorial’ High exceutive points out and these. Wit end in a three-way tie for first: Cafe took the Dominion Day! nan eae LES
Pittsburg 2. Cleveland 5. ‘School, Gordon and Anderson temporary forms are to be filled “suck WoL TOE A, Pts: plase and Edmoton probably. trophy for league play, Porl Ed-; GEORGI DAWES ig
Buffalo 7. Hersey 9. ;and Manson's. The executive in by the team managers and be Ne ne a 3 ; > tag 19 2 18 ‘would wait to meet the winner; ward Paramounts were double! AUCTIONEER 599 ve ae
Providence 2, Springfield 1. states it understands that Watts in the hands of the executive by ¢ 7 eB 8 0271 168 16) Of the two-oame total- pets winners taking both the Manson ! pl $082 i i 2658 i 0 ad Ave

Westen League and Nickerson are willing {o tomorrow night’s meeting. BC rone an T, servis
Pamenton 4, Saskatoon 3. os vce cuca ce ee . oy;

New Westminster 4. Calgary 7.

 

 

Vancouv's ? Viergria 6
Okanagan Senior
Kamloops 3, Kesowna 8.
Pentieton 4, Vernon 5.
Western International
Trail 1, Spokane 6.
Nelson 2. Kimberley 2,
SUNDAY
Notiong) beaenue
Montreal 2, New York 4. i
American Leagie
Cleveland 5, Providence 2. -
Bullalo 1, Pittsbu: eh 4,
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League Standings
: WES TORN LEAGUE
WneT F A Pts
Vancower 6... 5 9 6 86 90 10°
New West. .... 4 4 2°33 42 in’
OCrlgary 0.0.04 8 1 87 8h 9,
‘Elmonten 6... 4 3 1 Bf 800 8
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Derk, ~ oo § 2 0 22) 16 10
New York ......4 3 0 30 93 8
Roston 6. 1B A IT 8d 8!
Toronta so... 1 2 3 WS 14 5)
Chicaka oo... 14) Wb 3
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Nelson o....... 2 2 1 16097 4,
Trl ooo... 12 28 0 12 1 28
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Téetawna ol. 4 0 98 oO oF:
Pentleton 0.0.0. 3 ; 132 38 4
~ Vernon gd 80 7
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« ‘tive by 7:30 p.m. tomorrow night ‘will be regular game nights for:
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Standings bulge ever the Ticats who hold night'at 8 p.m.in-thée Annunela-/culng draws wete made for day Ws

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