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Operation
Owing
To
Head
Injury
TirtbON,
tec.
10:
Larry
Gains,
Cinadiari
nero
heavyweight
boxer
underwent
art
operation
!n
LONDOS
FINDS
"PROSPECT"
CAPETOWN,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
-
Jim
Londos,
Oreek
wrestler
who
and
Views
"
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1
Close
Play
Featured
Last
Nlirlit's
Games
in
National
Hockey
i
League
!
London
jesvT.uay
jor
a
ui.ua
in-
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
jury,
n
is
possioie
m
ne
may)
New
York
Rangers
and
Montreal
have
to
cancel
rns
next
bout.
I
Maroons
played
a
two
all
ovir
t
time
draw
In
the
National
Hockey
i
DONATES
OPERATING
TABLE
League
In
New
York
last
nlriit
NEWMARKET,
EHfi;.,
Uzs.
10:
As
ft
TPSIllt.
tJhp
ftAnaphs
Aran
im
(CP)'
-Sir
Abe
tialiey,
noted
race-
j
into
a
tie
for
leadership
of
the
rorse
owner
wnose
i;an
uuiger
American
section
standing
with
con
the
Cambridgeshire
this
aut-1
Detroit
Red
Wings
who
were
de-umn,
has
glVen
an
dperatlng
tablt
i
feated
4
to
3
by
the
Canadlens
at
to
the
Rous
Memorial
Hospital
.Montreal.
The
point
credit
for
the
here-
SOCCER
CLUI1S
FINED
STOKE,
ting.,
Did.
10:
(CP)
-
Southend
United,
Southampton
tie
brought
'the1
Maroons
up
to
even
terms
for
second
place
in
the
International
section
with
the
Nfew
York
Americans
who
16st
five
to
three
ao
the
Boston
Bruins
at
and
Nottingham
Potest,
English
.Boston
in
overtime.
football
league
cluUs,
were
each
lined
JlO
at
a
league
management
committee
meeting
for
playing"
non-refilstered
players.
REALISES
GOLFER'S
DREAM
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.,
Dei.
16:
(CP)-
-Playing
at
Cocksmoor
Golf
Club
during
a
recent
wetek-ettd
L
PaHow
twice
holed
out
In
one.
Using
the
same
ball
he
turned
the
trick
at
the
fourth
and
tenth
'holes,
both
101
yards.
Detroit
3,
Canadiieris
4.
Maroons
2,.
New
York
Rangers:
2
(overtime).
New
York
Americans
3,
Boston1
5
(overtime).
Hockey
Standings
International
Section
W.
D.
L.
F,
Canadlens
-
.7
2
Americans
.5
3
Montreal
4
5
Toronto
4
1
American
Section
hai
been
appearing
in
South
Af-
Detroit
7
rlca.
believes
Johanens
van
drr
Rangers
...,..,.-.,.....7
Walt,
South
African
niatman.
Boston
..l....,6
haj
the
qualities
of
a
world-titlist.
Chicago
....
....,...,..!
3
3
2
5
Sir
Robert
BURNETT'S
London
Dry
Gin
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SEAGRAM'S
u83"
Rye
Whisky
SEAGRAM'S
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;
Soecial
Old
Rye
Whisky
TMi
odvtrtlitmtnt
U
not
publiihed
or
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THE
TOILER"
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r-
m
'.'iii':'
THE
dREAT
MYSTERY
TILL!
B'S
SSES
ON
MAC'S
DOME
RESPONSIBLE
FG
WIS
HAIR-GOVJIMS"
OUT
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A.
P.
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5
30
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26
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Here
is
a
list
to
choose
from
-
Brands
noted
for
their
.
quality
and
value
wherever
the
ring
of
true
hospitality-
Cheer
campaign:
7
30
35
9
ing
4
32
26
17
4,34
24
17
4
30
32''
14
senior
Regiment
vs.
City
League
All
Stars.
.
Intermediate
Scythians
vs.
All
Stars.
Ladles
High
pchool
vs':.
All
Stars.
.
Junior
game
as
yet
Undecided.
The
Senior
and
ladies'
teams
have
not
yet
been
selected,
but
the
Tn4nV,A!A().
'.Jlt
Uti
tit.
9nUn..,.
Suehlro
Blake,
Eby,
Husoy,
Cromp,
Drown.
Palmer,
yiereck,
McMeekin.
Teams
will
:
practice
Friday
and
Sunday,
the
Write
to
be
announced
later.
AFTER
FEATHERWEIGHT
TITLE
LONDON,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Johnny
McGirory,
British
featherweight
champion,
has
failed
for.
South
Africa
where
he
wijl
meet
Willie
Smith
for
.the
British
Empire
boxing
title
at
Johannesburg,
probably
December
26,
Boxing
Day:
PROTEST
CORONATION
RACE
LONDON,
Dec
10:
(CP)
Wish-
to
be
in
London
on
corona
workers
at
the
Donlngton
Road
Speedway,
are
opposing
Junior
Cait
Club's
plan
for
an
interna
-
7
22
23
.
7
ttenal
trophy
race,
May
12.
is
known.
At
this
holiday
season
select
your
requirements
-from
this
list,
knowing
that
your
friends
will
endorse
your
choice,
for
each
in
its
price
range
is
an
outstanding
favorite.
Ancient
OLD
PARR
Scotch
Whisky
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fiANDY
MACDONALD
Soecial
Liaueur
Scotch
Whisky-26
Finest
London
Dry
Gin
-
26OZ.$3
i3
oz$Z
i6
ozn
25
ozS&J
25
oz.
dhplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Uoara
or
ny
in.
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25
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MHPPLE
STILL
MAC'S
(21VA1-
FOI2
TtuUlE'S
HAMD,RflD
-THIS
TO
"SAV
AlL
"THIS
"TALK
ABOUT
TILHE'5
KISSES
(SfcOVMIWS
HAIR
ON
"WAT
SHORT
wave's
dome
is
ctAzy--
MAC
S
TlLL
As
e.Ai-D
a's
A
DOORKNOB
AND
I'i-t-
PR
CMC
of
th
m&
mm
Kt:
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ndr
He,
1m
,
World
Hhfl
Moose
Six
Five
....
e
RANGERS
'Basketball
Card
fFAXi
TAKES
IN
LEAD
Being
Arranged
gQWLS
LEAD
Teams
Which
Will
Monday
Ni
Play
at
Armory
;if.feitcd
Moose
Last
Night
While
Night
I
riLntfti
Wan
rtnwiilnir
flvpi-unilfra
The
fololwlng
teams
will
play
In
ther
special
basketball
card
at
the
Armory
next
Monday
night
In
aid
cf
the
Salvation
Army
Christmas
Six
Five
Taxi
defeated
Moose
"by,
scors
in
Unx?
games
to
till
in'
City
Ten
Pin
Eowllrlg
League
.it
night
to
take"
exclusive
pos-
.
-ssk)h''
of
first
place
la
the
.Stand-!
g
in
the
second
.llxture
of
th!
..enlng
Grotto
won
over
Ovtr-j
valtea
ito
gantes
to
one.
Th3
Mghest
aVcrags
M
far
made
in
the;
league"
cbrrfpetitiorl
Wa?
turned
in:
by
BIKi
ScHfiaberg
M
F.vjj
Taxi
whose"
mark
Was
216.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
GROTTO
.
1st
Mcintosh.
1G4
Comadlha
--
172.
Coverdale
1&0
Bury
...
.
.212
Moran
133
Hhdicaji
Total
bVERWAiTEA
Joy
32
Thompson
.....t'.....l58
Mehzles
'.
....150
Veitch
105
SUles
191
Handicap
52
tion
day,
mechanics
and
other
I
poster
Rorvik
Gunderson
Handicap
65
TAXI
Arriey
.......
Shrlibsall
.
French
Schrlaberg
Handicap
1SS
1
Grotto'
......;.5
Power
Corporation
Armour
Salvage
...A
Printers
1.1
Overwaitea
v...l
2nd
152
103
148
171
160
32
3
0
4
2
2
5
8
NEW
KENT
CAPTAIN
LONDON,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
R.-
T.
Bryan,
one
of
three
brothers
who
play
cricket
for
Kent
County
Cricket
Club,
will
captain
the
county
I
next
summer
in
succession
to
A.
F.
Chapman,
who
has
resigned.
ARRANGE
TESTS
FOR
1938
LONDON,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
While
3rd
144
163
143.
163
183
32
868826
835
1st
2nd
201
147
1st
184
154
.r
167
145
60
-
148
158
170
1S9
52
2nd
126
139
164
181
60
,.710
670
lsm-'zna
133
179
154
169
177
192
221
130
40
40
Total
..L:...JMm
810
The
Ltarue
tandin?
The
City
CLeaguei
standing
..rt..jLr"-"3
3rd!
131
147
153
154
17-3
52
Total
.
.....:....
857
872
815
MOOSE-:-
Royer
3rd
120
153
181
15(1
63
685
3rd
183
1331
150.
196
40
70!
fo-
the
second
block
of:
the
season
Is
now
as
ioiiow3:
icam
English
cricketers.
ore
battling
for;
p
honors
in
the"
Coramonwealth,
arrangements
have
been
made
fo:
Australia's
visit
to
England,
ln
1938.
Tests
will
be
played
at
Lord':
and
-The
Oval
hi
London.
Nottlne-
1
hairiTManclreSter'
afrci
Leeds.
RUGGER
STAR
RETIRES
LEICESTER
(
Eng.;
Dec,
16:
(CP
C,
Beamish,
Irirish
International
has
defclded
to
retire
from
first-class
rugby.
He
also
played
fdi
Leicester
and
Royal
Air
Force.
BECOMES
PRO
At
HOYLAKE
;
ROMFORD,
Eng.,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
J.
Adams,
rbnner-up
in
the.
British
Open
Golf
champlbnshlp
this
year,
Is
leaving
Romford
Golf
Club,
BsSekj
to
take
up
new
dutla
at
tlie
Royal
Liverpool
CJlub,
Hof
!ake.
A
Diff
eirence
of
Opinion
Dfc.
BONTrvAMOOS
SCIENTIST
ian&!
wants
..something
done
about
It.
The
Swiss
will
ask
that
ail
Cana-
jdian
players
living
in
Great
BH-
aln'
be
declared
professionals.
Should
the
move
succeed)
England
would
have
outright
professional
hamplons
from
British
Columbia,
'
rftl
represent
Canada
ln
the
world
I
ournament
and
Percy
Nicklih,
'vne-tlme
coach,
of
the
famous
Moncton
Hawks,
will
handle
Eng-
land's
team
of
Canadians.
Nicklln,
No.
1
coach
here,
has
scored
his
greatest
success.
After
building
Richmond
Hawks
Into
one
of
the
strongest
teams
6f
last
season,
he
left
to
take
charge
of
the
newly-formed
Harringay
Racers
who
moved
Into
a
new
Lon
don
rink'.
The
Racers
have
becorhe
a
popular
team
and
the
new
rlhk
and
utaAUiS'r.ixjpfebiTooT-rHiswy
M
i
THE
IDEA
OF
A
KISS
MAKING
HAIR
GfiOVU
IS
AE.'SURDJ
THE
RoCT
THAT
MS,
MACDOUSALL.
HAS
THE
SAME
HEAD
OF
HA112.
M
APPEARANCE
THAT
HE
HAD
BEFORE
He
was
&opposeo
Tt
Have
G.eeM
Bau
PRCWES
THAT
ACT
OALUV
HE
WAS
KEWCR
Al-DBUT
THAT
A
CERTAIM
DVP
MADE
HIS
HAIR
IMVISISIH
the
Racers
is
Wembley
Ll6ns,-fed-
turlng
doalle
Roy
Musgrpve
of
Hockey
here
no
she
has
possibly
.
Wto8
pelencemg
Lou
Bates
ISSSS'SSS;
wlf
Js
Canndlan'P'
Orabmvskl
J
Oslmtra
ike
a
Tmo
Who-'
ot
f
hockey.
A
good
part
of
Canada's,
"
..
-8y
Wstover
TV.LE
IS
BEIMfi
SWAMPED
M1TH.
Letters
from
bald
waded
admrerS
LISTEN
THIS;
MAC
AM
A
MILLION
AlfeE
6X
VEARS
OLD
AND
HAMS
BEEN
BALD
SINCE
CHILD-,
hood
vjonj't
yoj
re-
sTbw
vdob:
MaQC
kiss
on
My
DOME
SO
t
WON'T;
pvs.
ON
M
I
HOU
I
fri0-t0
.THATSj
SOPPOSED
TO
BtSf
A
QAQ-1
THE
NMHOLE
THINKS
IS
A
CANTTAVSB
rr
so
StRKHiSLy
HEiP.
HEiRT-HESPELLBO
V
VM-'E
-fti
half
British
team
at
Qarmlsch-Parten-
,;4
"'3
v
TV-
'
I
,
.irchen.
is
here
how.
These
stars
't
in
hT;
More
tlun
5a,0OO
,pSrs6ns
watch
aclude
'Hughie
:Farquharson
ot
each
wek"
Mdntreal
arid
Jimmy
Haggerty,
,
Jackie
Nash.
Alex
Sinclair
and
llAS
1LL.TIMED
WINDS
McCranorof
Port
Arthur
liobby
FNCISOJ.
18:
1CP)
KimDeuey
uynaaiiwrR.,
Aiiai,,.
oftn
ftl4ilfi.
ftsav
thi-
nlff
.
breeze
svciypln
In-
uirqugii
,
ne.
Golden
Gate
.but
complaints
vooic
another
tack
orii
the
bccaildn
of
the.
Pacific"
Coast,
clrarnplon
ehlp;.
regatta
wherl.
of
50
"yachts
that
started
only
two'
could
catch
tndugh
.wind
to
finish.
tilVEN
CIVIC
RECEPTION
NOTTINGHAk.
Eng.,
Dec:
i;
(CP)
James
McMullln,
former
Scottish'
Interhatloh
and
Astoii
Villa
halfback,
new
manager,
of
Notts
County
fooJoall
team,,
was
accorded
a
.civic
reception
here.
SPORT
CHAT
Fielding
was
kept
at
a
high
standard
of
excellence
during
the
IBS'-
TAmerlcaaXeaaue.
seasons
the
cir-
.iAl'dlliiS.IffiK
NfiftVB
AND
SKILL
AGAlKST
3U
SwA'fhf
Pifctured
in
her
raclngcar
Jdst
a
lew
minutes
before
the
whistle
blew
to
start
her
on
her
way,on
the
Mountain
Handicap
at
Brook-lands,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Dobsori,
British
wofnati
autd
race
driver,
..proves
that
women
have
invaded
even
the
speedway
to
compete
with
men.
Mrs.
Dobson
drives
regularly
In
.the
races
at
Brooklands,
.taking'
her
place
on
an
equal
plane
with
men
even
In
this
hazardous
sport.
SWISS
ARE
has
become
chief
rival
for
"famous
Wembley.
While
wn
p
the
i.iif.
Richmond
ixiciiiiiuiiu.
elub
uuu
is
Aj.
get-
iguit,
and
only
two
under
tne
ai,-itiihe
major
league
high.
Detroit
U935
leader,
held
its
place
at
tt.
'top
of
the
list,
though
dfoppim
from
.$78.to
.675.
The
calibre
of
tl
league's
"performance,
is
furtlif
exernpjin?d
by
a
survey
of
depar
mental
figures
fehich
reveal
'ti:
tad
itriit;
one
majoiif
league
recon
and
five
AtneHfeah
League
mar',
were
broken
ddtlns
the
year,
th-.
tiiajor
league
standards
bei.
failed
h,
addition,
There
was
al-one
noteworthy
performance
in
department
for,
which
no
recor
appear
to
exist:
24
unassisi
double
plays
were
turned
in
t
first
basemen.
It
was'
in
this
d
partment
that
the
major
leagu
mark
fe)l
which
Indicates
that
th.-league
total
may
well
be
a
peak
u
atcbmpilshment.
Jim
Bottomley,
o
Stl'Liiuis,
topped
by
one
the
bid
rf
pord
when
he
completed
the
seaso-with
eight
unassisted
double
play
at
first,
tie
was
co-holder
wlt.1
three'
others
of
the
old
mark
saveri.
The
American's
total
of
sever.
Irfpie
plays
ties
the
all-time
stan
dard
set
by
the
junior
loop
in
192?
and
equalled
by
the
National
Li
.1929.
Zeke
Bonura
of
Chicago
participated
in
150
double
plays
from
his
first
base
post,
tying
the
majc:
league
record
set
In
1935
by
Jo
KUheli
The
third
major
league
re
cord
was
tied
by
Billy
Rogell,
wh
went
without
a
chance
at
shortstc
-
.......
i
...in
AMlSllIUUO
in
he
j?g5.5a
offered
Af
the
opportunity
tt
.
.
.8t4ndlR8
W'1-1;
sfYen
Ji'twbhIlea-gw
marks,
.the
ch
Will
Seek
Hockey
Clean.up
i
Old
,
starts.
Harringay
.seatsjnore
,than;
fe$
y
wnole,
;turilln
ln
12sr
(Country
10,00b
tiilt
when
the
Racers
play
1W
illlli
"I
Vin
rJA
VI..
hundreds
.re
uHableto
buy
tickets,
SS
nd
LUL,
LtNDON,;:
16:
Appling
of
Chicago
thrc,
.-go.ing
International'
ice
iiocKey
t
eaera-
"
Ul
iT
over
Rogell's
i
old
record
for
doub.'
.
ttorf.
with
a
motlonTiefofe
if
U"
;rppm,
Harringay
has
one.whlch
the
&
a
shon
......
u
rioniorf
nlavers
visit
between
periods
to
.r.-f,aK-
;
':r-..;
tuare
proieiuiuu.,.Mt
a...
j
--
.
,
i
stop;
US),
againsv
U
playing
in
England.
-wm
come
wj
-f-
,
"
"
0f
H6
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newest
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the
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1933
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particular,
T,rMiil9r.
Forwards:
Include
Bill
Pee.Orik-1
.
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&
Ai'U
S'retoML
.
He
retired
it
in..
the
sccbr.
and
Archie
Cl-elghtoni
Winnipeg,
-x
d.
Pari
Heximlr
Marn
only,
finitely
.trpnger
tha
'
-
Tm:
16:
had
been
shared
byy.
three
pk
ers.
The
other
record
.shattered
w
In,
leagu?
assists,
only
14,215
assl
hav'Uis
bach
scored
..'last
Seas,
against
the
former
league;
mark
o
14,247,-posted
In
1030.
Among
individual
leaders,
Simmons
took
major
honors
topping
the
outfielders
with
a
pr.
cehtage
of
.986.
He
also
led
ln
lt'v
and
1930
and
how
heeds
butt'
.
more
...annual
titles
.
to
equal
t
-
league
record
for
domination
bi
iihgle.
piayer.
Bonura
topped'
t
first
basemca
with
a
percentasf
;996,.
wttH
only
seven
etrors
agai-hlm;.lh
1614
chances.
Charley
G;
ringer
of
Detroit
led
the
seco
basemen
with
a
mark
of
.974.
Ofc
Bluege,
taking
part
ln
only
.
games,
for
Washington,
turned
ln
prilliant
string
by
going
37
garr.
at
second
base
without
an
erf-j
handling
91
putouts
and
114
b:
slsts,
a
total
of
205
chances,
pti
fectly
from
June
4
through
July
'
.
Red
Rolfe
of
New
York
paced
t
third
basemen
with
a
mark
of
.S3
and
Rogell
topped
the
shortstti.
with
a
figure
ot
.965.
r
Seventeen
pitchers,
all
worklt
13
or
more
games,
turned
ln
perfev.,
records
afield,
with
Jed
Lyons
Chicago
leading.
He.
appeared
:
-.
26
games
and
handled
50
chancj.
Catchers
were
led
by
Rick
FerreM
of
Boston,
whose
average
was
.93
'
Gehrlnger,
Rolffe
and
Rogell
a-
repeaters,
but
the
crowns
ln
at
other
departments
changed
hand,
Fotoc
led
the
first
basemen
ln
19
West
the
outfielders,
Auker
tl
-pitchers
and
Dickey
the
catchers.
KENT
OFFICIAL
DIES
LONDON,
Dec
16
f
(CP)-Ar
thur
James
Lancaster,
serretar
of
trie
Kent
County
pricket
C
from
1885
until
the
end
of
la
year,
died
recently
In
the
Ken
and
Surrey
Hospital.