I
i
i'ririte
KuerT
Uoily
Nfyvs
th.
Bruins
Win
it
Wednesday,
December
12,
1951
h
of
SPOiT
!
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.
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Over
Rangers
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BOSTON.
The
revamprd
;
Boston
fh'at
line
clicked
for
all
:
Bruin
goals
Tuesday
night
a.s
,
they
downed
New
York
4-2
and
'
handed
Bill
Cook
his
first
de-leut
as
an
NHL
coach.
Winners
Again
I
ine
victory
strengthened
Bos-
GILLETTE
ROCKET
,
,
tern's
hold
on
third
place.
L
too
1
1
nue
I
libesten
c-,;,,,,.,,,
,;,,
m
RAZOR
GIFT
SET
'
,n
trrmdit
Basketball
1
Sandford
and
Milt
Schmidt
,
Beavers
Score
Junior
W
in
,
scored
for
Boston.
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.....
.
I
By
ROfSS
INGSAmi
'..
"
B-?"""ir
,
i
.
So
far
undefeated
Fraser
&
m'khukki
seoie-i
ior
niseis
Payne
romped
to
another
victory
last
rjinht
in
the
Intermediate
Hockey
Scores
it
Any
man
on
your
list
will
welcome
this
practical
gift.
.Includes
a
Rocket
Razor,
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades,
sturdy
travel
case
plus
,
exya
10-blade
dispenser
and''
tube
of
Gillette,'
Shaving
Cream.
Z
i
Hi!0""
I
diet.
Bu
ket
ball
Leapue,
downing
J
ash
ion
Footwear
37
to
22.
1
Keeping
up
a
strong
pace
which
i
was
always
too
fast
for
the
shue-jmen,
the
clothiers
were
never
in
;
doubt
as
winners
and
out-scored
;
their
rivals
in
every
quarter.
Wesch
was
high
scorer
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
3
Calgary
7.
Victoria
2,
Vancouver
2
Okanagan
Kaniliwps
2.
Vernon
1.
Kelowria
2,
Kimberiey
5.
WINS
DCM
Sgt.
D.
A.
Mc-Culsh
of
Winnipeg
and
Toronto
has
been
awarded
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal
X3r
"leadership
and
courage"
while
serving
with
the
2nd
Battalion
of
the
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
In
Korea.
Sgt.
McCuish,
now
on
a
month's
rotation
ijave,
is
the
second
Manitoban
to
win
the
award
in
the
Korean
campaign.
(CP
PHOTO
i
GILLETTE
SHAVING
KIT
Beautifully
packaged
GIFT
contains
a
Gillette
Te-h
Raw,
15
Gillette-
Blue
Blades
and
tube
of
Gillette
Shaving
Cream.
I
game
with
twenty,
turning
in
,
1
four
baskets
In
the
first
quarter.
started
a
rally
in
the
fouith
;
i
to
Rive
his
team
an
early
lead.
:
qi'uiter
but
could
not
get
the
'
B
Smith
was
an
effective
shot
rest
of
Annunciation
behind
him.
!
setter.
1
1
Afl
oce
was
very
slow
until
the
'
i
Sedgewick
played
good
ball
for
fourth
quarter
when
it
quicken-'
'
the
shoemen
and
was
high
for
ed
somewhat.
Ink
team
with
nine
points.
;
Morvcn.
playing
a
go-id
game
i
:
Dumas
excelled
on
the
re-
at
c-ntre,
was
high
scorer
for
Iontr
j
1,
Fog
Paralyzes
"
i
C"trrrr-'
A-
1
LrC.
A
1
bounds
but
could
not
una
ine
ui-
winouis
wiui
nvc
puinu.
'
ff
j
y
basket.
1
urcotte
was
hustling
tops
for
A
if
TrATTIf
I
Junior
Annunciation
with
four.
i
the
I
Fi(.geral'J,
from
St-i.i
inn
by
quarters:
first
2-2;
f
second
1-2;
third
5-4;
fourth1
5-3.
!
EDMONTON.
Only
one
commercial
aircraft
essayed
to
make
the
coast
where
j
League,
played
his
firt
Inter-j
mediate
game
and
showed
up
I
well
for
Fashion
in
the
fourth
I
quarter.
I
Referees
were
Fenness
and
Wrl
t;
H
WHERE
YOU
RE
GOING!
Detroit
Red
Wings'
goalie
Terry
Sawchuk
bids
Toronto
4!
forward
Howie
Meeker
a
sour
welcome
a
the
latter
Elides
into
the
Detroit
Koal
during
,
.itioiiul
Hockey
League
2-2
draw
in
Toron
,o
recently.
The
Leaf
forward,
Progressive-j.iv:itive
member
of
Parliament
for
South
Waterloo,
sufired
a
painful
knee
injury
which
jf
lea
ve
him
on
the
sidelines
for
a
few
weeks.
Sawchuk
had
his
wind
knocked
out
in
the
J
(CP
PHOTO
I
individual
scoring:
j
fog
throughout
the
day
kept
Beavers
Morven
6,
Mah
4,
Uraffic
completely
grounded.
The
,
Morrison
:
Martin
timekeeper,
Matsuba
2,
IVderson
1,
Tschiya,
CPA
craft
got
over
Vancouver
X
:
Davldton,
Matsuo,
Tanaka,
M.
;
but
was
unable
to
put
down.
It
Nukatsu.
j
also
tried
Seattle
in
vain
and
Annunciation
Turcotte
4,
then
returned
to
Pentictoti
:unc'
McAfee,
seuier.
.
fc-.'.-iiif"
by
qiu.:ters:
firit,
14-5;
IcTond.
0-5;
tliird,
7-4;
fourth,
'
10-8.
$KETBALL
Fitzgerald
2,
Lctourneau
2,
Pris-.
where
it
finally
landed
tay
2,
Toth
1,
Smith,
Dumas,
Individual
scoring:
OIHII
GIUfTTI
GIFT
SETS
T
TOUH
DIAlft
S,
PKICiD
UP
T
$
00
Fra
-er
&
Payne
Wesch
20,
Bury,
Laracher,
Dosourneaux.
Future
of
DiMaggio
lEnridge
4.
R.
Smith
4,
Christoff
Tola1
11.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
a(lvtrt:s:e
it.
News
classified.
High
School
Winner
Of
Ding-Dong
Thriller
4,
E.
Parnell
4,
Peterson
1,
J.
Smith.
Total
37.
Fashion
Footwear
Swlgewick
Ltfv
'
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Joe
DiMag-;0.
Dumas
6,
MacFarlane
3,
Ham-'
gio,
who
ranks
beside
Ty
Cobb'ilton
2,
Forman
2,
Mostad,
Fitz-
;
and
Babe
Ruth
as
one
of
thVgerald.
Total
22.
greatest
of
all
ball
players,
an-
Junior
League
nouncing
his
retirement
from'
In
one
of
the
lowest
scoring;
baseball,
said
he
never
had
en-
Junior
League
games
of
the
sea-'
tertained
managerial
or
coach-
son,
Beavers
came
up
for
a
close'
ing
ambitions,
and
probably
will
;
16
to
11
decision
over
Annuncia-uccent
a
lob
with
the
Yankee
tion.
BASKETBALL
8:30
p.m.
Kayhi
vs.
Bo-Me-lli.
7:30
p.m.
Beavers
vs.
Maple
Leafs
(Preliminary).
Reserved
Seats
-
-
-
75c
Rush
Seats
-
-
-
-
50c
Tuesday
night
tickets
exchangeable
for
Wednesday,
Wednesday
to
Thursday.
Downed
Manson's
by
Two
Points
Elks
Overwhelm
CCC
Quintet
By
ROALD
FENESS
11K.I1
S(
IIOOL
GO,
MANSON'S
58
H.KS
5,
C.C.C.
25
One
Senior
League
basketball
game
last
night
organization
a.s
a
television
n-ouprc
impI
Midi.
ewAnd
Seagrams
Croiun
Rojal
Stflr
ntn's
V.O.
Searara's
"83"'
5cag,ram's
King's
Plate
Seagrams
Special
Old
broadca-ster.
It
is
expected
the
string
players
up
to
the
middle
New
York
outfielder,
who
col-
if
the
third
quarter
when
An-1
lected
$704,7c9
during
his
13
nunclation
tied
up
the
count
8
to
years
with
the
Yankees,
will
be
8.
Mah
and
Tanaka
came
on
the
T-V
commentator
of
the
and
nromptly
'broke
the
tie.
j
a
hotly
contested
affair
which
resulted
in
a
two-
i
decision.
The
other
was
a
complete
walkaway.
ta
a
thriller
Lin
in
...
Which
.....v..
High
School
downed
I
Yiy,,k,ees'
home
games.
The
post
Beavers
then
kept
the
lead
until
If
you
want
lo
sell
It,
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Liiv.
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niiioLic.
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i
f
hvc
ikvi
j
will
bring
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a
f.on's
GO
to
58.
Elks
had
a
slaughter
win
in
de-
season.
iimr
Columbia
Cellulose
65
to
25..
'
'
DiMaggio
who
was
37
in
no-
f
s
..
vember,
said
a
series
of
mjjries
!i
High
S."hool-Manson
i
af-
'
and
mishaps
which
hampt
red
.,,,)
t
fust
niicp
with
try
as
he
would,
couldn't
make
4..drsl.ip
changing
often
'the
team
roU.
Dumas
a
no
trice
,
him
throughout
his
major
league
1
carter,
prompt.d
him
in
i.LS
de-!
cision
io
quit.
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Mirrison,!
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i
and
Tait.
took
command
1
Files
D.
E.'hc.'V
5.
S.
S-.'hsrk
4
:ined
it
although
by
10,
Davis
8.
Matthew
3.
Carlson
4'
margin.
It
was
a
thrill-'
18,
Eunberg
10,
Mjraan
6.
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five
minute
when
Man-;-.
CCC
DCna
5.
Ji.ir.ihaU
4,
I
minui
Spring,
Bilk
and
'Hill
2,
Ratchford
5,
Thompson
3.
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via
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foul
Peterson
1,-ieichman,
Brew.
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Eddie
Stan-
k
although
Manson's
keep
FRENCH
ORIGIN
Th?
State
of
Vermont
was
so
key,
fiery
New
York
Giants
renamed
by
Samuel
Champlain
ond-baseman,
Tuesday
signed
a
'
fiom
the
words
"verd''
and
two-year
contract
to
manage
"mont,"
or
green
mountain.
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
..
jf,-3
tt
k
W
"l4lfc
tj.:i(!
up.
High's
stalling
.
f'S
barely
saved
the
day.
ft
three
seconds
to
go,
Web-:M
two
foul
shots,
netting
b(ing
boaten
by
the
bell
fi-
other.
'J'n
was
the
backbone
for
Aons.
Playing
nearly
per-4
wll.
he
was
high
scorer
with
l
y
points.
Webster
and
i
Mire
efUctive
help.
rees
Gurvich
and
Slatla
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in
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eve
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present
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seri-'
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hard
starting
but
finally
pulled
nselvi
s
together
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mill
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