HOCKEY
OPENS
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First
National
League
Game
October
1G
TORONTO
The
Katldnal
Hockey
League
1946-47
season
will
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under
way
at
Detroit
October
16
with
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
travelling
there
to
meet
the
Red
Wings.
New
YorK
Rangers
and
Canadlens
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get
Into
action
at
Montreal
October
17.
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early
games
will
be:
October
19
Boston
at
Montreal;
Detroit
at
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October
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a
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goal.
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local
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back
when
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get
Rupert's
only
goal
of
the
period.
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score
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Prince
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second
period
should
be
'20
minutes
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the
regulation
15
minutes
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period
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that
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game
can
provide.
Stewart
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Uganda
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goal
up
and
then
Parrot
beat
Chappie
'from
close
in
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make
It
5-1.
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for
Rupert
from
Scarfe's
pass,
Wfiite
added
another
for
the
home
team
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and
lightest
player
on
the
floor,
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for
Rupert
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scores
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sticks
and
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each
other
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for
th
first
time
in
the
game
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Ted
Arney
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Prince
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Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
National
League
'
Pittsburgh
3
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
0,
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
0.
Chicagd'
0,
Brooklyn
5.
American
League
New
York
4,
Detroit
7.
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
1.
Philadelphia
1,
caicago
0
(11
innings).
International
League
Semi-Final
Playoffs
Syracuse
3,
Baltimore
8.
Montreal
0,
Newark
-4.
American
Association
Semi-Flnal
Playoffs
Indianapolis
8.
Minneapolis
1.
Louisville
a,
St.
Paul
2.
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
.6,
San
Francisco
8.
Portland.
6,
Hollywood
4.
Los
Angeles
2,
Sacramento
3.
Oakland
6,
San
Diego
11.
SUNDAY
National
League
St.
Louis
3-7,
New
York
0-4.
Chicago
4-0,
Brooklyn
3-2.
Cincinnati
l-l,
Boston'2-8.
American
League
Philadelphia
1-2,
8-0.
Boston
4-0,
Chicago
1-0.
International
League
Playoffs
Montreal
2,
Newark.
3
(best
of
seven
series
tied
at
2-2).
Syracuse
7,
Baltimore
6
(Syracuse
leads
best
of
seven
series
3-2.
American
Association
Playoffs
IndianapolU
1,
Minneapolis
4
(Indianapolis
leads
3-2).
Louisville
8,
St.
Paul
4
(Louisville
wins
best
of
seven
4-1).
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
6-9,
Hollvwood
0-3.
Los
Angeles
0-0,
Sacramento
3-3.
Oakland
2-7,
San
Diego
3-2.
Seattle
4-4jSan
Francisco
12-6.
and
Rupert
enjoyec
a
three-goal
margin,
but
not
for
long.
Uganda
came
right
back
and
DeCosta
went
right
through
only
to
have
Chappie
pull
off
a
sensational
stop
at
point
blank
range.
Uganda
were
hot
to
be
denied
and
LangioLs
scored.
Francis
scored
from
Maple's
pass
and
then
Langlois
tied
up
the
score
unassisted.
During
this
period
both
teams
had
been
short
handed
at
times
and
the
play
ers
were
giving
everything
they
had
in
a
fast
and
furious
session.
The
fourth
.
and
last
period
started
with
both
teams
even.
each
having
scored
nine
goals.
Wlllacott
went
clean
through
the
Rupert
defence
only
to
have
Chappie
bring
off
a
remarkable
stop.
At
the
other
end
Jupp
saved
from
Nelson
at
point-blank
range
and
the'
spectators
were
really
worked
up.
Then
a
hard
drive
caught
ChappYe
on
the
temple
and
he
-went
down
and
outl
Play
was
stopped
for
five
minutes
and
he
.recovered.
Uganda
got
a
goal
but
It
was
disallowed
as
the
scorer
was
in
the
crease.
White
put
Ruperl
ahead
on
Nelson's
pass
and
added
an
other
on
a
pass
from
Scarfe.
Maple
went
close,
Langlois
nar
rowly
missed
and
Parrot
.?ave
Chappie
a
teaser
but
it
was
Ru-
Dert
that
scored
next
when
Schuman
went
through
for
the
last
goal
of
the
game
and
Prince
Ruoert
was
the
winning
team.
12-9.
Box
scores:
Prince
Rupert
G
A
I
Chappie
0
0
R.
Smith
0
0
l
J.
Andrews
0
0
Schuman
3
.
0
I
Arney
2
'
0
Parsons
0
0
Abercrombie
x
1
1
Glllls
0
0
White
4
0
Nelson
0
1
'
S.
Scarfe
0
1
Bob
Scarfe
1
2
nay
Spring
i
0
12
5
Uganda
OA
Jtrpp
0
0
Brennan
6
0
Baker
o
0
Langlois
2
1
Parrot
i
o
Wlllacott
i
0
McLean
o
0
15
33
m
DeCosta
l
o
15
Francis
2
0
Oram
o
0
Stewart
i
o
Maple
o
1
Martin
o
0
Miller
o
0
Shots
stopped:
Chappie
3
12
12
Jupp
2
17
4
Scoring
record:
Uganda
3
3
3
RuDert
1
5
3
8
2
32
11-33
7-30
0
9
312
Umpire.
R.
B.
Sknner;
Judie
of
play,
Bill
Sheardown.
Baseball-
Local
Stars
Down
Navy
Overtime
Game
Held
nig
Crowd
Tense
6
to
5
Score
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
baseball
team
garnered
itself
a
well-earned
late
season
victory
Sunday
afternoon
by
breaking
an
overtime
deadlock
against
an
Improved
team
from
H.M.C.S.
Uganda,
winning
the
12-lnnlng
feature
game
by
a
score
of
5-6.
The
three.
overtime
Innings
developed
an
intensity
which
quietened
the
usually
noisy
crowd
and
terminated
when
All
Stars'
catcher
Scoop
Bury
brought
in
the
winning
run
after
Lamble
got
on
base
on
a
fielder's
error.
All
Stars
found
themselves
in
an
uncomfortable
spot
In
the
tenth
inning
when-
Pitcher
Jack
Lindsay,
faced
Addison
of
Uganda
at
Sat
wlthUhree
men
on
bases.
Cleveland
i
Previously,
Lindsay
had
delib
erately
walked
Thleman,
a
heavy;
(hitter,
which
turned
out
to
be
a
brilliant
tactical
move.
Addison
hit
an
infield
grounder
which
was
'fielded
by
Lindsay,
who
tossed
It
to
Bury,
forcing
out
Frewer
at
home.
That
made
the
second
down,
De-
castra
having
previously
struck
out
The
5-5
tie
still
held
at
the
end
of
the
tenth
when
Worrall
was
put
out
on
a
fielder's
cholc-?
play,
leaving
Woolacott
on
third.
Jeff
Worrall,
pint-sized
Uganda
pitcher
with
a
man-sized
pltch-er'sarm,
was
the
crowd's
favorite.
He
pitched
a
consistent
game
?nd
had
good
field
supoort.
Fred
Frewer,
Uganda's
shortstop,
made
a
remarkable
series
of
ilck-ups
throushout
the
game
but,
unfortunately,
It
was
his
error
in
the
twelfth
That
allowej
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
In
its
winning
run.
All
Stars
got
off
to
a
flying
start
In
the
first
Inning,
bringing
in
three
runs,
but
did
not
score
again
until
the
sixth.
Uganda,
in
the
meantime,
managed
to
tie
the
score
at
4-all
by
the
fifth
inning,
bringing
in
a
un
in
the
fourth,
and
three
in
the
fifth.
All-Stars
let
down
in
the
fifth,
chalking
up
two
fielding
errors
that
accounted
for
two
of
the
three
runs
for
Uganda.
The
sailors
got
two
men
on
bases
on
hits
In
that
inning
and
two
on
bases
on
fielders'
errors,
Woola
cott,
who
singled,
was
put
out
while
trying
to
steal
second
on
a
Henry-to-Wlndle
p:ay.
Uganda
broke
the
4-all
tie
In
the
ninth
when
Worrall
brought
home
a
run
off
a
single,
during
which
he
stole
from
first
to
second,
and
again
from
second
to
hlrd.
All
Stars
retaliated
to
even
the
score
in
the
ninth
when
Johnson
scored
off
a
single,
stealing
from
third
to
home.
On
the
mound,
both
Worrall
and
Lindsay
pitched
the
full
12
innings.
Worrall
struck
out
9
batters,
chalked
up
13
base
hits
against
himself.
Lindsay
struck
rut
11
batters,
walked
two
and
eceived
eight
base
hits.
Box
score:
JJOANDA
ABRIBPO
A
"Yewer
ss
6
12
2
7
Woolacott
If
5
Oecastra
3b
6
Thleman
3b
...
4
ddison
cf
5
orrall
p
'5
'anglols
lb
Reynolds
rf
UL
STARS
.
5
5
46
Tohnson
ss
....
6
1
Dahl
3b
6
1
Wlndle
2b
6
0
Lindsay
p
6
1
Bury
c
6
3
Lamble
cf
6
0
'Vrney
If
5
0
Pierce
rf
3
0
Henry
lb
5
0
xGurvlch
rf
....
2
0
0
15
0
1
8
33
25
ABRIBPO
A
2
0
11
2
3
51
6
13
33
25
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in
for
Pierce
in
Cth.
"Battrles:
s
All-Stars
Lindsay
p,.Bury
c.
Uganda
Worrall
p,
Arndt
c.
Summary:
Stolen
bases,
Uganda
3;
All-Stars
3.
Sacrafice
hits,
Uganda
I,
Langlois.
Two-base
hits,
All-Stars
2,
Dahl,
Lindsay.
Innings
Ditched,
Worrall
12;
Lindsay
12.
Base
hits,
off
Lindsay
8;
off
Worrall
13.
Legal
at
bats
against
Lindsay
46,
against
Worrall
51.
Struck-out
by
Worrall
9,
by
Lindsay
11.
Bases
on
balls,
Lindsay
2,
Worrall
0.
Hit
batsmen,
by'
Lindsay
1,
Thleman.
Uganda
.000
130
001
0005
All
Star
,s
.300
001
001
0010
THRILLS,
CHILLS
AND
SPILLS
Saturday
night's
game
was
the
best
lacrosse
game
played
here
yet.
There
was
everything
bumps
and
crashes;
a
fight
thrown
In:
goalkeeper
knocked
out;
a
couple
of
players
temporarily
laid
out;
team
coaches
arguing
with
everyone,
the
referee,
the
timekeeper,
the
penalty
keeper.
And
after
the
match
players
and
officials,
all
In
the
dressing
rooms,
agreeing
that
it
was
the
best
game
to
date
l
And
all
the
players
want
the
same
two
officials
for
tonight's
game.
The
star
of
the
game
was
undoubtedly
the
Prince
Rupert
goalie,
Chappie.
He
stopped
five
shots
when
the
opposition
was
right
In
on
top
of
him.
He
has
class
and
it
was
just
as
well
for
the
home
team
that
he
was
In
top
form.
Uganda'
outshot
pert
38
to
30.
Prince
Ru-
White
lr
Rupert
with
four
goals
was
leading
scorer,
Schuman
had
two
goals
and
an
assist,
Langlois
with
two
goals
and
an
assist
led
the
Navy,
with
Wlllacott
and
Francis
each
getting
two
goals.
Ray
Spring's
goal
pleased
everyone.
This
lad
Is
about
15
years
old
and
weighs
about
90
pounds.
He
should
be
used
sparingly
for
he
is
too
young
to
stand
up
to
heavier
and
more
experienced
players.
Bob
Scarfe
also
did
well
with
a
goal
and
two
assists.
Other
recent
beginners.
Ted
Arney
with
two
goals,
and
Terry
Parsons
and
Ralph
Smith
show
much
promise.
wfllacott.
DeCosta,
Francis,
Parrott,
Baker
and
Langlois
were
!n
good
form
for
Uganda.
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Is
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good.
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TO
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