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47-7 Massacre -
By Giants

By JACK WAND

NEW YORK (— New York:
Giants were red hot and Chi-
cago Bears and 68,036 fang were
frozen,

That’s the story of the 1956
Saeett League championship
' plevoff In a nutshell.

HARVIE GAY, Sports Editor Giants skipped over. the fro-"
LPIA OEN OO LEGOLODL LOE DCOLS ELAS ELOEL EOI OTEIOL AAI, zen turf of Yankee Stadium in
their white basketball shoes for
six touchdowns Sunday on the:

way to a shocking 47-7 victory,
Ro inson unt er og over Bears, who had gone into:
the game three-point favorites, |

Giants amassed a 34-7 half-.

cl He woes on rewadal time lead in a fine display of
! ing 4. 2. in n Detroit to or balanced offence and rugged
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i - NEW YORK i—iIt's- a unique occasion when Ray Robinson, regular-schedule game Nov. 25, jy ip - ANN M teR on :
ring had: beaten: Wings 0 on Detroit ice, fighting in his own class, finds himself an underdog. But that’s never were able to geb back into © c —

voluntary pay-cut' this this: seasonthat any team has|when the onetime dazzler, now 36, defends his middleweight ; (RECORD DIVVY

Id: that: the’ ‘turned the twieic at Detroit Olym- crown against strong,’ 25- -year- “old Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, | “They were up, We were down,
ore he'd be Plans Utah, 6 coreneeee 'Said Paddy Driscoll, completing!
‘fo. Sharing honors with Mackell as Taking notice of young “Ploy ‘Nevertheless a crowd of 14,009 Is’ his first season as Bears’ head!
the ‘bait, . In Bruins got’back on top after los- Patterson’s knockout of ancient. expected to nay $150,000 for! ‘oach. “There’s nothing you can;
6-57. cam- ing-the lead to Detroit,in Boston Archie Moore for the heavy-iNew York’s first title fight ir, S8y about a defert like this, We |
{iégoals.”;last .Thursday was goaltender weight title, . the bookmakers) more than a year, ‘just didn't have it.”

‘cke only team that Terry Sawchuk, who, must have! pve established the aggressive! Radio and television are tu, Despite the colt and the!
\ Jeague: “made 15, 130 Detroit fans, second- ; ‘ ‘ jstreng wind, the partisan crowd |
Rocky ‘Mountain mauler as the:add another $190,090 to the pot, i enjoyed the’ rout of the mighty |

ekend; Jargest - NHL: crowd | this season, 4 ing "
9-ta-5 choice to dethrone aging Starting at 10 pm, EST (8 p.m ‘| Bears. With $203,000 from radio. |.

whipped Wish he: were still out-of, action. ;
ped ‘Saweliuk, a. former Wing, stop- | SUZ2” Ray ‘in thelr 15-rounder.:; MST) the bout will be broadcast ty the total gate of $517,385:

he ‘general feeling, net shar- “a telecast.

ped: 26, shots, ‘Glenn, ‘Hall had T ' jand winning share of $3,779 and

{. 21 paves. ‘to make: 8 the Réd 1a ey othe Harlem ‘ls andlers jRobinson collects iti per rent ses cnt of $8,485 were 7g ane
Wing. goa ao vl “ban of the gate ane rom thei It was the worst playoff de-)
at el Real Chevrefils. scored. Boston's “op the ito youngster within | radio-TV redeipts: . Fullmer gets! feat for Bears, whose 73-0 mas- '
ie.with fourth: goal, his'15th-of- the sea-| #Ve FoNnes vO. Win, _ fenly 12% per cent of the gate: sacre of Washington Redskins
son,. while Red -Kelly ‘scored, the | sAGER FOR TITLE - and nothing, from the air re- jin the 1940 playoff sti lives in
first: for Detroit and: Ted. Lind- Originally the two were ceipts., He was so anxious , to] the record book. Giants, starved
the added the _ Second, is: ‘17th | scheduled’ to collide Dec. 12 but get a crack at the title he would | for a title since 1938, had little

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en: goa t mes. ‘and the first time in 18 games| the way it will be Wednesday night in Madison Square Garden ne game. | a3 Three Violent People:
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THIS 1S A “MUST SEE” PICTURE.
The Rank. Organczation ‘Proudly Drescitts ;
THE DOUGLAS BADER STORY. .

 

Ver Rangers, “gho haven't beat: Sy B C 5 nad |
en them’ in’ Montreal: ‘in regular

season play. since. Jan, ‘30, 1954."
1 Jean Beliveau ‘the’ superlative

“centre, scored * “tw ‘for. Montreal, la ke Series
‘his 18th ahd 19th, “Maurice Rich- My ico ea: Me fac CY
ard ‘got: his 12th, Claude Provost. SEE“ AO ee ee
aiid Don “Marshall: ‘got one éach| fF agen‘ ca \ deny hi i ar if

_and.-Bernle. Geoffrion- celebrated | From ota $. . Cog
his: -returi’ froma seven-game| *~ " ; { { _

lay-off -by: scoring another. ‘ For children of membels: “of Prince Rupert

Fishermen's Co-operative Association, Prince

jaud-Andy:Hebenton were the) yetnan chalked up theli third) '

: | “Danny Lewiekl, Dean’ Prentice
storing Rangers... win over a bolstered cily team, | Rupert Fishormen’s Credit Union and Kaien

|. ‘The game’.was" ‘slow for two Challengers, 59-48, Saturday toll} Co .
a iI} Consumer's Co-op and Credit Union on
«| periods: and the two te: ams were sweep the three night exhibition ‘{{I] -~ ? 0

  

 

 

 

 

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VOur e 1en§ 5 The’ Vancouver. squad won) }}i/ POS A D BN ote _
‘up: the pace, Rangers wilted and | Thursday and Friday 57-46 and a THURSDAY l JAN WAR ( 3 into their aa =~, © S ak ‘

FINEST

‘} Rew York .” goaltender: Lorne ; g4.95, OUR
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‘ . Worsley had to ‘face 25 shots in! ~ preq scristmanson who toppe ail ce | Le +e,

‘the final, Worsley ‘stopped 42/ scoring honors in the two prev- : . 2pm. Capitol Theatre
‘| shots during the: ‘night, ‘while! ious pames, once again display: '; a. ;
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a ‘only. 18 saves for the win, scorin [at | THE SAGA
et ofa g 18 points in a consist; |
i In ayfte of their 1-1 split the ytiy good four quarters, 4) ~ _ CA
“weekend' was a hard'one for the yw . LAUGHING
v4 Topping the Challengers with | oo
- Leafs, | Tod Sloan, their toP! 11 points was former city cager io. Whi
rg ape + point getler and leading ome Dick Nickerson, lent oul to bol! | ‘| MAKE YOU
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‘Chicago Sunday and may be out! pre) You.g who racked up i
THOUBLES!

AL cifor three “WECKS. nalnits,
+ Al \Rollins’ was brilllant in|" tismmering out a 13-10 first
Chicago Sunday for his second quarter Jead against the battl-
shutout of the year ag Leafs out-| ing Challengers, Prince Ruperts
shot. Chicago 39-28, went on to consolldate thelr
Teena OS eee in ane) maze, by Wuinging the Nal
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second period with a long one . + he ;
| jimnd Glen Skov got the final four} | Vigorous eftors bs on. cle- |
i. [seconds from the end of the cone, Gary Morison, dry Me:

re game, knocking the puck Into ar Krlsimanvon ean aera ine

. “lhaskets and Rey McKay wh
oN 4 after Chadwick wat racked up six polnts, bolstered
pen gne Prince Ruperts’ third quarter
[| Phe NHL sehoditles one of ib") end to 47-33, Don Hartwig scor-
fg eft onl tcf! 1 a
n tha final frame, Challen-.

lent chance of moving past Bos rer's struge led desperately to!
tun ogain as they mech Pang loatch up, Ray Spring contribut :
ers in New York to make Up O20 od well with passing and dribbl- |
of the two games they Rave Irs jng and despite the efforts of |
mind over Bruins. BU Gurney and Nickerson,’
‘ meeneee pretrmmemen miner mt reach with four points, Prince
; Ruperts cheeking every Chal-

Suspend Coach Vlenger move, retained thelr

jimargin.

Topo, © 9:25
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ee ee oo] dng caniol Pat Bgan of Nelson | oon. 4g, Keisumanson 18, Gy

eye oP) Maple Meats was suspended pre
x a ston (lyre Morison §, W, Morrisath Helin 6,
ieee erences | Sunday for (hres games by Dt | Moray 15, Thom 2 Toul 69,

Joseph Vingo, president of the | C}
Arey iallengors--Curney 4, Nick- |
Wosterns International Boekey “ovson 1, Shenton 1, Newton 2,

League, 'D, Youn 10, M. Young, Hartwig

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notions, 10,

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gon serving bly suspension | Gortround, Germany Nino

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