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1 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE ™ PAGE SEVENTEEN K-W Dutchmen Douse Tigers In the only senior O.H.A. game, Kitchener-Waterloo Flying Dutch- men climbed out of a cellar position by defeating the league-leading Hamilton Tigers 5-3. Hamilton was handed its fourth loss in 11 starts as Kitchener-Wa- terloo defeated them. The Dutchmen rammed in three goals in the first period and one in the second before Tigers answer ed. Then Tigers got hot--counting three times before the end of the period. A.H.L. HOCKEY CHIPS By The Canadian Press St. Louis Flyers, leaders in the Western section of the American Hockey League, Wednesday night handed a 4-2 defeat to first-place Providence Reds in the Eastern Division. Flyer scoring was divided between Paul Gladu, Johnny Mariucci, John- ny Raynak and Ernie Trigg--two of the goals coming in the first frame and two n ithe middle period. Johnny Chad and Pete Kapusta racked 'up a marker apiece for the losers. Don Grasser got his second goal | Hornets Gain Tie of the night in the third period | pittsburgh Hornets and Cleveland when he made an end-to-end dash | Barons battled to a hard-fought 3-3 to beat netminder Art Childs on a |tie with Stan Kemp getting a pair close-in shot, for the clincher. Other Dutchmeén marksmen were. Don Bauer with two and Mike Dziura with a singleton. Dillon Bra- dy, Carl Smelle and Johnny Conick scored for Hamilton. No OH.A, games are scheduled for tonight. Tomorrow night, in the senior loop, Toronto Marlboros meet Hamilton and Owen Sound Mercurys clash with Kitchener. In the junior | division, Toronto St. Michael's Col- lege plays Barrie, and Oshawa clash- es with Guelph. STAMPS HOLDING BETTING EDGE IN WEST'S FINAL Calgary, Nov. 11--(CP)--Calgary Stampeders, unbeaten in competition all season, today held a slight edge in betting odds as they prepared to meet Regina's Sas- katchewan Roughriders here for the Western Canada Football cham- | pionship and the right to play the Ie East for the Canadian title. It's expected a capacity crowd of more than 9,000 fans will turn out regardless of weather for the final, | for it was 37 years ago that the old Calgary Tigers beat Winnipeg Row- ing Club in the 1911 Western classic. This foothills city hasn't had a team of Western champions since | then. At Regina last Saturday the | teams battled to a 4-4 stalemate in | the first of the two-game, total- | point series, and today's fixture has | assumed the status of a sudden- | death affair. | Fred Grant, Roughrider coach, said his team was in "Top Shape," a sentiment echoed by Stampeder | Coach Les Lear for his own charges. It's expected the temperature will | be around 47 degrees above zero by | game time. Cloudy skies and cool winds are forecast. { Both teams went through light | drills Wednesday, practising behind | locked gates to prevent any leakage of possible surprise plays. Kansas City Keeps Long Win Streak - Beat Saints 5-3 By The Associated Press With a trio of fast-skating stick- handlers leading the way, Kansas City Pla-Mors are running away from the rest of the United States ockey League. Bey Pla-Mors knocked off St. | ul Saints 5-3 Wednesday night. ES 11 games this Season the Pla- Mors have lost only one. They've been tied twice. Hank Blade, Bert Olmstead and Ray Powelk comprise the high-scor- ing trio. Blade marked up his second three- count of the year when he scored two goals in the first period and league | of goals for the Hornets. Sid Smith | got the other tally. Pete Leswick hit the mark twice for the Barons while Ralph Wy- cherley got a single. Hershey Bears scored their first shutout of the season, blanking Washington Lions 4-0. Hershey snipers were Arnold Kullman and Frankie Mario with a goal apiece and Zellio Topazzini who racked up | two counters in the second stanza. Goals by Ken McKenzie, Murdo | McKay, Les Douglas, Doug Lewis, George Agar and Art Lessard put Buffalo Bisons ahead of New Ha- ven Ramblers, 6-1. Spoils Shutout Jack Gordon spoiled Buffalo goalie Connie Dion's shutout in the | third period when the Bison's Ken [McKenzie was serving time. | Philadelphia Rockets went down [to a 6-4 defeat under pressure of the Springfield Indians. Bill Gooden tallied twice for the | victors while Otta Schmidt, Wimpy Jones, Len Curick and Bill Summer- | hill got a marker apiece. Phil Hergesheimer, Kenny Kilrea found the range for the Hornets and Pidhirny chalked up a pair of oals. 'Boxing Promoter Herman Taylor Confined To Bed Philadelphia, Nov. 1l--Herman Taylor, 61, dean of Philadelphia boxing promoters, was stricken with a nervous breakdown yesterday and | taken to Pennsylvania Hospital for a rest, his matchmaker, Pete Moran, said. Moran said Taylor, who has pro- moted many championship fights in this city, reported to the office yes- terday morning and complained he was not feeling well. Later, Moran said Taylor went home. When he did not feel any better, his 'wife, Mabel, summoned Dr. David A. Cooper and Dr. E. Wayne Marshall, the family physi- cians. They said a preliminary examina- tion revealed Taylor has suffered a nervous breakdown. They order- ed him to rest at the hospital for about "10 days, or more," depend- ing on his rate of recovery. Moran will handle Taylor's pro- motional affairs during his stay at the hospital. Moran said Taylor's next card, featuring Beau Jack and Chuck Taylor at Convention Hall Nov. 23, would go as scheduled. Boucher's Flyers Bounce Verdun To E.C.H.L. Cellar Ottawa, Nov. 11--(CP)--Frank Boucher"s second-place Air Force Flyers Wednesday night dug the Verdun Rams deeper into the cellar when they swamped the Quebec stick-wielders 3-0 in the first half of an Eastern Canada Senior Hoc- key league doubleheader Wednes- day night. In the nightcap Hull Volants staged a thrilling third-period rally to tie Ottawa New Edinburghs 4-4 and thus retain No. 3 slot in the league standing. Stan Rocke led the R.C.AF. Fly- ers scoring with a two-goal effort, one in the first and another in the second frame. Stan Molinski came through with another for the Flyers in the first. The "Burghs boys surprised Hull with a three-goal splurge in the first frame in the second half of the doubleheader. Scorers were Johnny Kuzmanski, Giles Bourdon and Howie Armstrong. Hull started to click in the sec- ond period when Smiley Meronek and Louis Laflamme slammed in the rubber into the 'Burghs net. Auclaire came back with another notcher for the 'Burghs in the third frame. Hull came through with a goal by Bilodeau. Then with 20 seconds to play, Meronek banged home a pass from Legegghb: tie up the score. Newark's Bears Placed On Block Newark, N. J., Nov. 11 -- (AP)-- Now that New York Yankees have admitted they want to unload the costly Newark Bears franchise of the triple-A International Baseball League, the only question that re- mains to be answered is: How are the Yanks going to get rid of the Bears? Co-owner Dan Topping {finally confirmed Wedpesday the rumors that the Bears are for sale. He added that he'd 'probably be able to clarify the situation today after a meeting among George Weiss, Yankee general manager, Parke Carroll, a Bear executive, and Frank Shaughnessy, president of the International League. There are several major-league clubs that might be interested in buying the Bears--if only to own a triple-A club. The club that buys, however, will have to be willing to lose money in return for the de- velopment of players, for the Bears have been in the red for several years, SAUNDERS TRIUMPHS Hamilton, Nov. Danny Saunders, Hamilton welter- weight, Wednesday night won a split five-round decision over Larry Simons of Welland in the main event of gn amateur fight card. Other results include: 185 pounds--James J. Parker, To- ronto, outpointed Alex Tanos, Nia- gara Falls, in three rounds. 135 pounds--Harvey Sharon, Nia- gara Falls, won a TK.O. over Bill Leurs, Shamrock, B.C.,, at 1:02 of the third round. another in the second. Powell and Olmstead accounted for mainder of the Kansas city scoring. Tulsa cut loose a scoring blast for the second night in a row to | win at Dallas 10-6 in a southern- division game. The Oilers scored seven times in the first period. Lloyd Gronsdahl, Ching Dheere, the seven goals. Gronsdahl Dheere two, and Butler and Schert- zel got single tallies. 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Buy and Save at SHEPHARD'S 11. == (OP) =| Rider-Allouette Clubs Prepared For Big 4 Final Montreal, - Nov. 11--(CP) -- The chips are down today as Montreal Alouettes tangle with Ottawa Rough Riders tn the first game of the Big Four football play-offs at Delori- mier downs. - The Als, rated as seven to five under-dogs, are going into battle with three of their most valuable players watching from the sidelines --halfback Billy Bass and linemen Steve Chamko and Ralph Webber. Bass is a recent blow ta. the Alouettes undaunted spirit. He de- veloped water on the knee since the Montreal cluo downed the Wild- cats last wéek-end in Hamilton. Montreal Coach Lew Hayman plans to try for a big score in this opener of a two-game total-point series. "We have everything to gain and nothing to lose, by gambling on rolling up as big score as we can the opener, Hayman said Wednés- day as he put the final touches to his play-off strategy. Attendance figures for today's game have been estimated at as high as 20,000, but overcast skies and a forecast of scattered showers might keep all but the died-in-the- wool fans home. Riders' strength rests on their two powerful lines but the Als think they can match their first forward wall--perhaps best it--but they don't have the reserves the Ottawa squad boast. | Sports Roundup By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. New York, Nov, 11--(AP)--Louis- iana's celebrated college football doubleheader, which aren't doing too well this season, will be back in full force next fall. ., Between them Tulane and Louisiana state will play 13 home game against such rivals as Notre Dame, navy, north Caro- line, Georgia Tech, Georgia and Alabama. . .And the usual day-night setup with an 85-mile drive in be- tween will be in effect. . . Chicago baseball fans are needling young Chuck Comiskey by calling him the "conference champ". . .Since tak- ing command of the White Sox, Chuck has had two important an- nouncements, and he's been scooped on both of them before he could have a press conference and give out the news, One-Minute Sports Page Gene Bearden, world series pitch- ing hero, is as uncertain about the place and date of his birth as Dizzy Dean used to be... Two rookie flingers due for tryouts with Buffa- lo Bisons next spring, boast a total of nine no-hit games in American Legion baseball. Robert Peter An- dres of Cincinnati tossed four in cone season, two in a row, and An- drew Prieboy, Jr., of east Chicago hurled five. . .Each has had just one year of professional experience. Just Poll Lil Boys Virginia's footballers got all steamed up for the North Carolina State game last week when they reached Raleigh, N.C., just in time to hear a broadcaster predict that state would win by at least 20 points . « .After the game a Virginia tackle commented: "I don't know what he calls himself down here, but I'm sure it was just Dr. Gallup hiding out in Carolina." YALE CRIPPLES RETURN New Haven, Conn. -- The Yale football team, preparing for the clash with powerful Princeton, Sat- urday, was strengthened by the re- turn of several injured players. Back in action again were end John Setear and fullback Dan Wagster. Also taking some part in contact work were end Larry McQuade and guard Vic Frank, but it was not known definitely - whether they would be ready to go against the Tigers. : SHARE BUFFALO CAPTAINCY Buffalo, N.Y..--Fullback Felix Sie- zega and halfback Bill Rudick, play- and an assist. ing their final game for University | of Buffalo, will be co-captains N.H.L. LEAVERS against Bucknell University here next Saturday. Coach Frank Clair said, however, it was doubtful whether Rudick would see much action against Bucknell, as one of his hands: was placed in a cast yesterday, follow- ing injuries received in last week's Niagara game, LAST NIGHT'S STARS Ranger centre Edgar Laprade, whose two goals helped stave off a deter- mined Chicago power attack, as New York edged the Black Hawks 4-3, Sugar Jim Henry, who performed brilliantly in the Chicago net, kicking | out sure goals repeatedly to keep the | Hawks in the game until the last | minute. | Bespectacled rookie Clint Albright, | who sparked the Rangers with a goal | -- Standing--Detroit, won six, lost two, | tied one, points 13 Points--Warwick, Boston, 12. Goals -- Warwick, Boston; Lindsay, Detroit, six. Assists -- Warwick, Sandford, Boston; Reay, Montreal; Howe, Detroit, six. Penalties--Stewart, Detroit, 23 mins. Shutouts--Durnan, Montreal, three, Sadie Hawkins DANCE! ~~ FRIDAY NIGHT Yes sir, gals! - - « Bring the Boy Friend and Join The Fun - - - or Come Stag! 4 PRIZES GALORE! GL) ADMISSION - - - = - - - - - 35¢ each JUBILEE PAVILION | ALAN LADD DONNA REED "MIDNIGHT SERENADE" Musical in Color Canada Carries On - News REGENT. 4 FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATES STARTS TODAY UNIVERSAL py nm TERA, Dresenty TONAL «.. Also On the Same Program! AM PICTURES present A RODDY M-DOWALL ' ot: SHERWOOD NITA HUNTER- EDGAR BARRIER JONATHAN HALE IRVING B Garson Defeats Sudbury Miners In Cup Play-Off Sudbury, Nov. 11--(CP) -- Louie Prete -- back from Boston last week ahd heading for Sault Ste. Marie next week--parlayed oppor- tunity with a burst of sped for the winning goal at 10.13 of the second overtime period to give Garson a marathon 5-4 verdict over Sud- bury Miners. in their semi-final Macaskill Cup meeting at Stanley Stadium Wednesday night. Deadlocked 3-3 at the end of re- gulation time, the teams carried the tight battle into two overtime sessions before - deciding the issue. Both teams scored in the first ex- tra period, forcing another exchange in which the first goal scored end- ed the game. Garson now meets Falconbridge Combines, winners of a 6-5 over- time victory against Copper Cliff Monday, for the Macaskill Silver- ware at Stanley Stadium Friday. RE-ELECT GEORGE TAYLOR District No. 11 of the Provincial Lawn Bowling Association has elected George Taylor of Parkside Club to a fourth term as district chairman. Executive for 1949: Vice- chairman, C. L. Reed, Runnymede; secretary-treasurer, Rev. W. B. Smith, High Park; committee, W. E. Power, Rushholme; R. S. Ander- Son, Boulevard; W. E. Miller, Old RODNEY REGISTERS 1,009 Smiths = Falls--George Rodney scored a 1,009 cross bowling with Smolkins in the Smiths Falls Sen- ior Five-Pin League to set a loop record. Rodney came very close to scoring a perfect 450 in his first | game, when he hit 388. He added | scores of 331 and 390 for his bril- | liant performance. THEATRES TODAY Biltmore -- "Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap," 2.10, 4.50, 7.15, 9.55. "Rocky," 1.00, 3.40, 6.05, 8.45. Last complete show; 8.45. Marks -- "Thunderhoof" 2.49, 5.55, 8.54. "Are You With It?" 1.19, 4.18, 6.24, 10.23. Last com- plete show 8.54 p.m. Regent -- "Beyond Glory" 1.30, 3.35, 5.30, 7.35, 9.35. Last com- plete show 9.04. . === © 45 a For The Perfect Dance Date! Every Saturday Night VAN WALKER And His Orchestra Vocalist WALTER SCOTT °0 o0 -- at the -- Jubilee X P avilion o OO. ) a Table Accommodation 7 600 A PORT SNAPSHOTS (Continued from Page 16) their return expenses from Saskatoon to the eastern game will be guare anteed," he sail. Vancouver play Saskatoon Hilltops in Saskatoon Satur day in a sudden-death game for the western junior title, The winner will meet the eastern champions -- either Point Edward or Hamilton Wildcats + + « Assumption High School Purple Raide#8 won their second straight Windsor Secondary Schools Association. Football title Wednesday night by defeating Patterson Collegiate Panthers, 13-11, in a sudden-death playoff. Raiders now meet Sarnia Collegiate in a sudden-death WOSSA semi-final in Windsor Sat. . . . Ben Hogan who has earned $32,113 in the Professional Golfers' Association tournaments this year, pickéd up: an- other honor Wednesday when it was announced at Chicago he was named "Golfer of the Year" in a poll conducted by the P.G.A. The Texan was chosen by the press and radio of the United States in a practically unanimous vote, said George Schneiter, chairman of the P.G.A. tourna- ment committee . . . A Gamage claim for injuries suffered by a rail-seat spectator struck by a stick during a hockey game at Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens Oct. 26, 1947, was dismissed by appeal court Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest Payne o Torgnto, attending a National Hockey League game, was struck inadvertently by a stick during a dispute between two players, Gaye Stewart -- then with Toronto Maple Leafs -- and Johnny Mariueci, Chicago Black Hawks defenceman. She claimed damages on the grounds that the seats were not protected from danger as skilfully as was possible. Judgment was . served on a claim for damages from the players . .. Henrj Rochon, Canada's No. 1 tennis player, and Alfredo Ramos of Mexico were eliminated Wednesday in the first doubles of the Mexican National tourn= ament. They lost to Gustavo Gonzalez and Pedro Hernandez of Mexico, 6-4, 4-6, 4-6, 6-4, 7-5.. In the singles championship, Rochon reached the semi-finals Tuesday, defeating Mexico's Davis Cup team player, Gustavo Palafox. The Montrealer meets Anselmo Puente, seeded No. 2 today ... Frd Haney, once skipper of St. Louis Browns, Wednesday was named manager of Hollywpod Stars of the Pacific Coast League. He succeeds Jimmy Dykes, who stepped out of the job late last season , , . France's Marcel Cerdan, world middleweight boxing champion, plans to go to the United States about Nov. 17 far a series of exhibition matches, Lew Burs ton of New York, -vho arranges Cerdan's affairs in the States, announced the trip. Cerdan is visiting at his home in Casablanca following a tour of France since he returned from lifting the title from Tony Zale Sept. 22 in New Jersey. OLGA SN JUAN MARTE STEWART = LEW PARKER = WITH |T FOR SONGS! GET "MAN OF STEEL" BILTMORE TONIGHT DOORS OPEN -- 11.23 ADMISSION 75c¢ (Tax Incl.) ES Har ate) a a Nr Ag Lp 4 ¥ . 3 aa PLUS THIS-SCREEN Slaleld ¢31] 4 KROGER BABB first u STEEPED IN SPINE TINGLIN( HORRO¥