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ee ae a ~ n e | SAVANNAH, Ga. mt , felt made me a candidate for the,
eh ’ better and was throwing better.” |comeback honor, didn't .it?”
Bruins, Ra ngers Thats how Kobin Roberts He . added: ety suppose 1:
summarized his 1958 pitching}made a comeback this year be-
record of 17 victories and 14/cause I felt better’ and was
batt! eG to _— 2 tie © losses that won him the title of|throwing - better. I wasn't
Comet ee of the Year” throwlng any diftorent stuff-—
in. the National Teague, not too much- anyhow,”
By BEN WARD Roberts got 59 of the 98 votes| WORST OF CAREER . :
j ; Canadian Press Staff Writer by members of the Baseball} Robin’s 1957. mark was the
N ' ae _ - . . Writers’ Association of America) worst in his carcer, He: won: 20
: ; eo Toronto Maple Leafs took a 5-0. trouncing from in the annual Associated Press or more games for six straight
| , 7 ne maalt 1, . waning | Poll Bob Friend o sburgh | years before dr
1 ) | = ; Montreal Canadiens Wednesday night but the evening) pirates got 21 votes and Bobby|mark in 1960 Tn 1be7 hale enn
, , shouldn’t be scored as a total loss for the last-place Thomson of Chicago Cubs 13. led run average soared to 4.07.
aj ' i Leafs. verre nme DISMAL SHOWING But his 1958 performance trim-
ve . i bee . : , Seni Roberis. 32-year-old — hurler;med this to 3.27. —
If they were watching closely | hold a one-point margin on the | with philadelphia Phillies, re-| . Roberts is here to look after
they received a valuable lesson |!dle Detroit Red Wings and Chi-) cored to his dismal 10-22 record |his. scafood packing dr
‘in how National Hockey League | C80 Black Hawks who are tied | 54. 1957 and said it “definitely! rant busi packing and restau:
leames should be played. The|for fourth. “There may be some y USINGSS.
Canadiens gave a stylish dem- ehanges made -in” the standings ver! isin in ai ey oc
onstration. _ onight when Rangers visit Red ‘Ad iC D | N 1S. Bing Re § lt
In other NHL action, Boston Wings: and Hawks go to Boston. | y 5 € u 5
‘Bruins and New York Rangers
battled to a 2-2 tie which yault-
ed them into another tie for sec- : ~ iC
ond place, seven points behind UPPER DANG F
, Canadiens. ‘
NO FATIGUE | ANNOUNCING THE FIRST DANCE OF THE
The Toronto game “was the SEASON
° fourth in five: sone for Cana-.
diens but they. didn’t . show .a
trace of: fatigue. Since Satur- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER > Ist
day they've won two, tied one 7 9 to 12° P.M..
and lost one. ,
Skating fast and passing "FREE, CORSAGE!!! To each lady present at our opening “night.
, smoothly, Habs hit’ for three You will dine ot y ty b; tiful
goals in the first period and ad- our own. ime in .our equtifu
| ded one in each of the last twol Centennial Room, and. dance at your pleasure in our
periods. Leafs couldn't get un- new Banquet Room.
mS wound under the tight checking T;
; rr ve _ Tickets are reserved to. 40 couples only, and may .
—_, Te ewe =) GOALYE TERRY kept re Seren siye le dseanes be had‘ by apearing in person at our Lobby Desk
moors | WIE TERRY. SAWCHUCK (1) of Detroit Red. Wings closes Plante out of trouble most of anytime, any day before 6 p.m. Saturday, November Ist.
6 Prince Rupert Daily News Vernon trainer, { ris eyes Neti he stops ner by © action at N of Toronto. Maple | the night. Plan to make up your party. now!
aeday Cr . 1958 afs in National Hockey League action at Maple Leaf Gardens. Dickie Moore, Bernie Geoff-
Thursday, October 30, 195 Brian Cullen, (left) assisted on the play. Red Wing defencemen ion. Sean Beliveau, ‘Tom John. _ $5.00 Admission (per couple) includes Steak Supper
. | Warren Godgrey and Bill McNeil. (15) keep an ‘eye on the |son and rookie Ab McDonald Dancing.
- hockey player puck. Leafs blanked Detroit 3-0 in the Saturday night game. {handled the scoring.
CP Wirephoto. Rangers were robbed of their ~The > Prince Ru pert Hote
t di d NOT TOO HA PPY third win when Fleming Mackell
suspen e year - took three swipes at a loose puck Mode of Dress: Ladies—Cocktail Dress. Men—Business Suit.
: . and finally blasted it past Rang- : a . oe
F NELSON @— Leo G. Atwell, er goalie Gump Worsley with
i president of the British Colum- a oun a eS ZuUZINa eight seconds jeft in the’ third
; bia Amateur Hockey: association, . period. It was the fifth tie Ke .
r announced Wednesday he has ° , e 2 nine games dwith Besta Yor 7 These authorized
i suspended Reg Betts, trainer for : . ers, the third with Boston.
| fometertce) DY UNANIMOUS AeCISION jrvce com | Hou
hockey player Irwin Mitchell for ROCHESTE oo Andy Hebenton ' put: Rangers | CUQLAMENA can cut
one year. v vy R, N.Y. (CP)—Rankino : _{ahead 1-0 in the first period but |
Betts was suspended for strik- | ,,,,; ht Rory Call ; ( ) . .. mg middle Don McKenney evening things} heating cosis three ways!
ing a referee after getting a| W©!8 ory Calhoun scored a unanimous decision |up with a fluke goal that Rang- heat , |
match misconduct penalty ini over Franz Szuzina ina 10-round boxing match Wea- er defenceman John Hanna: 1. eee eee eater gallon. «- Lecaine
an Okanagan Senior Hockey le ioht ’ ~ "| popped into his own net while tailored ‘for today's hegling sysvect.
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. | Cranbrook and Fernie March 8, trouble with the tough little: na- | . p tm st of the | e 0 ‘cell t . action Ghermigot keeps x Tir burner
; Rt. Rev. Paul Yasuo Kurose, | 1957. evening slamming away at long;minutes until Mac ell pu ws | system CLEA! . ta. give you luw
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