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7 “By The Canadiun, Press -er hold on the fourth and lastand Chevrefils beat Chicago net- The
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7 8 At Wallace's Miieague. Everybody figured they! hone than ruins, and will have It was the first defeat pinned trying to reach a game contract e ee i
. & wiwere cornered by Montreal Can- ‘to start moving. te een sly stars. i had bidding has been open against you. ‘The other occurs: |
| | oy Of Course y. m lens, Detrolt Red Wings and GETS WINNING GOAL Johny Henderson inv the Bose, When You are obviously outheld by your Shean it 7
‘8 oronto ape as It was big Ed Sandford who nots and where your raise is given so that partner “1% |
. a e a: But the fourth spot was a toss- ‘scored the winning goal for the, ” ‘ : ‘ing sac- an? 17! en en
fe 8 __ forth A.up between Boston Bruins and: Bruins before only 3.180 Chicago: T¥O games are scheduled for telligently gauge the possibilities of il paying Si airs SS) Ol ee ees
a i)s4 iBxew York Rangers. Chicago jcustomers, That was their 18th tonight—the third-place Leafs rifice bid. West dealer, East-West vulagr- _
7m : § Black Hawks were just along for victory of the 1954-55 campaign. Against the league-leading Can-: If Mr. Dale had passed after able i A — ALSO —
r i ithe ride. The other Boston goals were split iadiens at Montreal and the Mrs. Keen's two club overcall in ues North “Canadhan Mounties” ¢ APITO!
,- &§ a yal The Bruins took a little strong. ! between centre Cal Gardner and Bruins against the second-place today's hand, Mr. Truex probab- | Mr, Truex “Hullday Ahead" |
") ' - oe rightwinger Real Chevrefils-: | Wings nt Detroit. ‘|y would not have raised clubs. : aA 107 “im Cold” A FAMOUS PLAYERS Ti; i
a aM Bucky Hollingworth and Red- WoL T FA pty It Mrs. Keen could not double - ¥Q104 wat
my a t a| Sullivan tallied for the Hawks, Montreal 29 19 B 162211 gg fora takeout or make someother @#Qngs ard
- “ a who suffered (heir 30th defeat Detroit ....... 29 18 7136 98 $8 call stronger than a simple over. & Qi 4 Oe:
a a ace § a of the season. ‘Toronto... 20:16:15 111 93 58 call, then surely there was no WEST FAST . oe ns
ws a a Bruins grabbed a two-goal lead yooh oy i 2 I flo Tae ge chance for an 11 trick game. Mr. Mr, Dale Mr. Chuamplon . of
rt 8 . ’ | in the first perlod when Gardner Chicago 031 110 11h * Trvex's only possible reason for. 49 86 5 AKQJI42 . oe
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4 Loy gz -Reynolds says he has pitched his Reynolds decided he would quit. competitive bid. The bidding: . . ' ; : ao Bently
a Lacies’ Weur i last major league baseball game. He announced hus retirement Mr Truex already had in mind: West North Fast South moe : a us
Boys’ Wear a las The decision to retire after 12 Wednesday night, that his side might have a pror~ Ht " ne A ae : 4
¥ a ae years in the big Ume comes as Reynolds made the difficult Mtsble sacrifice at five clubs over) = ve a oe Ai wl
oy : Girl’s Wear re ae a result of a back injury and his decision reluctantly. ithe enemy's four spade bid. | Hen Mag an bass | Shirt of Down Soft Terry , hem
i a cr ee ; in eight years with New York, “Some may think you ap- Rather than walt until. Mr. | | Ponty of Waterproof Ter’. Basing
P. 4 R ‘ iy. doctor's advice proach something like this with ‘hareplo reached that contract: - - ‘ To aia 33
4 ot * Yankees, ne big righthander es! detached attitude,” comment- 2"4 tbs make | a Oh at at ieving there was only a very re- | INFANT SIZE $ ot a an 0
a = Sale Now On! | ere tablished himself as one of Dase- led Allie as he wrote off a career [¥¢ clubs, R was much tmote chance of beating that con- | A - me
: - | NBS ball's pitching greats. His life-;,. , tell Mrs. Keen that she could ex- oat ’ mm \ ;
7 ai d is 184 victori 4 which saw him help Yankees to, bly good d ‘tract, bid five clubs. She lost . ‘ Men of su
am time record is 184 victories and iy word championships—five In ‘pect a reasonably g UMMY iyo clubs, a diamond and a heart: a a
n 104 defeats, Reynolds, always; for a club contract and let her! int set) Mr. Cl - 7
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