, _ ogee 4 nena : Lye : , el . _ : . boa . . : . : ' : . ay : ! ar eS : : Jog : : e . bo e cree . . eee yee wee ESET HESAV ETE HV SKE HE EK CE es pe eee Cts ew ee ewe CO HH HOH Heer sse Vs * * ' vv : ‘ ~ . s wv wo ‘ evyvete eur yooh Sn : . : woos . . le Soy we * ort WER ee He EEN SS ys aevwuvye se vVevv Vy vuse ,¥ywevset ye pea . ve ’ 6. Pee Rupert Dally News MONTREAL X— Coach Phil , REMEMBER WHEN Priday, December 20, 1957 Watson of New York Rangers 1s . “4 ‘ : hae By The Canadian Press J. Nell trophy at New York. Ross = =~ Today to 7 p.m. Sat. Mat. ~~ to be guest of honor at a recep-| Barney Ross, former . world’s| was honored for his exploit on! ; C CaS e Cc APITO 5 = Q. e GEORGE DAWES tion tonight at Laval College, his! welterweight. : apo , ES Saturday 9 p.m. 2 ~ 4.20 and . lightweight |Guadalcanal where he fought oft ! DRAGNET OF THE BADLA.... -- we AUCTIONEER alma mater. The reception is|/champion, was named boxing’s| Japanese attackers while pro- £: Phone 6032 and 2952 being given by a group of his|man of the year’ 15 years ago|tecting three wounded comrades |. e e classmates. — | tonight. by award of the Edward:of the U.S. Marine Iorps. “In Detroit Uniform | E Soa Sea rg epte ae Do Dob tae ak ca A By Tho Canndian Fress “ Sea > Y-bs tata f. Jack Intvre me ‘ sanlay da mi . ; iy. WALLACE’S DEPARTMENT STORE - OPEN TONIGHT ‘TILL 9 O'CLOCK Fa ee Thursday aight, seorine two savoecie troit uniform Thursday night, scoring two successive ‘ | third-period goals as the Red Wings defeated Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2. e players the Red Wings obtained |only twice in their seven mect- fas a QreeScoPE CUR ty Octose J > Dnt GE WET. “Douglas Remedy Reh Lacon Meg Randell | They were the first goals this points behind them, New York year for McIntyre, one of four|has managed to defeat Boston in a trade with Chicago Black ings. Hawks earlier this week. Toronto’s Tod Sloan scored his The Leafs’ loss dropped them |eighth and ninth goals of the out of third place in the Nation-| season before 8,665 fans at De- al Hockey League standings aS|¢troit Olympia. The Red Wings’ | Boston Bruins tied New York} other vounter was fired by Rangers 3-3 to pass Toronto. Forbes Kennedy POCA LOIODDOF IAS | ° ¥ ODP POOOODO ODS TODAY TO 7 p.m, SATURDAY 9 p.m. pPowWwooLbosT F A Pt Mcintyre dissolved a 1-1 tie Mentreal 29 18 6 101 58 41 with his first goal in the final! New York 33 14 12 83 79 35} period, tipping in the puck on a Boston i b 13 Bo ae Bs long ‘pass by .Alex Delvicchio Toronto ¢ : eps . oett. 30:10 14 61 89 26 while loitering in front of the 47.72 21; 20ronto net. o Ls ° Chicago 28 8 15 iF a nie OLI OL LLOLO ELL LL OLLIE DDOOD ODD He added an insurance tally f 4 & « 3 @ aan ao Defenceman Larry Hillman's|about eight minutes later when | second geal in three years en-|he again took a pass from Del- abled Boston to squeak out the} vecchio just inside the blue line, tie before 10,437 home town fans. | swept across the goalmouth and - Though the Rangers are inj;sent the puck behind Ed Chad- a geleoved b second place and the Bruins six’ wick with a neat backhand flash, dl CENTURY. Fo Mother - Brother = Sis - And Baby Deel At Wallace’s OF Course! 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That'll help leaves’ him little time for his pay for some of the abuse I’ve duties as commissioner, “par-| taken.” ticularly with limited powers.” . . nten unfar He said his letter to league ted to’ the Bie Fout annual president Bob Moran will SAY) meeting in Winnipeg last Janu- that “under the existing cir- ary. He said he was first told cumstances TI don’t want my his re-election was unanimous name considered as commis- ’ #” Y BED THROWS ......... $7.95] LUXITE SLIPS $6.95-$8.95 fray RAS 3 , & CHENILLE SPREADS $9.95] LUXITE NIGHTGOWNS ........... $8.95-$10.95 y PILLOW CASE SETS $1.95 | QUILTED DUSTERS: $13-$16 under existing circumst’nces. . &. 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