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most mmwho pinyed last yearWiih North Bay gym Mum of goods for Pittsbur gun Toronto Mn ill has his atom mmomem too as kw The erober of the MyerOil champions Jim Morrison our Hornets in than tum Victories over it and returned home to Iii Exhihitions noon to sign with Eddie Shores Jack White in Cleveland games dcfenco star of lQbOSl ufs Perhaps Smythc will make 11 ppl ed Morrison out of the term last night dnt like the contract upper Cliff But good news the Bruins have elevated dcfcnccman Ray lumpy isnone more deserving lf Boston wont color Ray is Boston offered so skipped rewood new for the exhibition come between lcvrlmd Barons aw tam soon 11111 It theArenu box office and the Flycrs ticket agency Wribirotickels will be albumenborie thing for sure the Barons will get the chm 111 113 01c at the arena Tuesday October wont on sulcf Til Dunlap for this banner held until Monday Mil EM thalad from Sudbury who looks like in belongs with defence mood is of Finish descent Evcry time his name is in Wnon for another senior home this week print it may appear like frequent tuolly 11min which is bmutiun is similar to boats are unable to speak English ch Sound are three Emir bots All The operation was highly successful too much hockey WWW St Georges EveningGuild an nual Bazaar Nov 18 113 Rummage sale Trinity garish Hall Saturdny Oct Aupices Doors am mm 99 1071131 hRummage Sale Trinity Church iv Lgtfospitat ilunior Guild Saturday Oct 11 at lolly Parish Hall Doors open 113117 Ruizge rate Oddfellows 111111 1Curllien Street Oct 17 am es Auxiliary to Bar lub ill118 Auxiliary to on Saturday 13921 Pfith Hall ors fittedt flags 1131111 DWJNU Friday night to to and his orchestra the Laurlers Orchestra Arena Hall 11311 Barrio Cltizeos Bond Booster Conduit Roxy llieutre Sunday oveM Watch for fur th like to in our language Mrownch Take note Dave Mercurys have opened their prticliscs in season nmlcxpcctcd 111 mu am out Lloyd Pursuit and our own Ian Oriilia Terriers have signal Danny MacDonald llldi for another senior 13 campaign from 11 second operation on tho tvpogmphiczil error His last name Ionscxpicntly the pro Wright lcnlis so his letters urt till in the Finnish berths Bruno Danny Poland arrived removnl if cartilage and Danny doesnt cxpvct in miss Barrie Examiner Sponsors Tudhope Cup Broadcast The Barrie Examiner will sponsor over radio station CKBB complete coverage of Saturdays high school classic the Tudlmpc Cup and the Thompson Yup meet direct from the field at Midland The broadcast will start at $05 in with Dave Wright CKB sports director at the mike and results and high lights will be reported to Barrie and district every half hour hereafter until the meet is completed Newmcirkgf Win Simcoe Championship Newmurket Legion blasted two circuit drives in fourrun sixth inning Wednesday evenirrg to come from behind and defeat Bar rie Generals 72 at Agricultural Pork rhetoric The victory gave Nematket the bestin five South Simcoe ibiseball finals three games to one Mthe 1953 championship The Geherls handicapped by loss of key players made evn footing 111111 Parish 1511121 lltrppcr monster bingo school auditorium fourBazaar Bake 0113 Temple Wed difrom to pm Rebekah lodge inn135 cry Pine Crest Barrie on 1113111113 of motivate wl onWood rs served 85c 3113411 Ti by3m ghtesto nonewuh turned in theBvarrle district playoffs NOW Uni soil at plaoing the eries on Elson the righhhqutir finished the in brliant style giving up only one hit for five innings Theuthe roof fell in rveyforced McKnight holders choice and then tenure Findlly Finished iineflouiLe long time comingbut the 1953 diamond campaign For Flyers Prior To Junior Opener Burrte Flyers will tickle three more exhibition 43m woolen the DNA junior opener hero Friday Oct Toronto SL Michels College Majors They journey to Weston Arena tonight to mm the junior Dukes last years OllA chumplom who will be strongman by the parent Mulboro organisation for this one lroccrds from this fix ture will be turned over to charity The Flyers trek to Bow mmyille Saturday of to up post Oshuwlu tor TrppkmrNAna Truckmcn ve adopted Bowmsnyllle as their home urrm since Osh awa lost their arena through tire Tuesday while the profes sional exhibition match be tween Cleveland and Toronto is scheduled at Barrie Arena the llycfs will perform at Nlnwm Falls against the new senior entry donning Grob Industrial With HARRY WATSON TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS oppose Cleveland Barons Tues day at Barrie Arena and three well known visitors are pic tured above Many fans will remember Ron Stewart as 11 jun Run in Seventh Barrie Tanning pusbcd across 11 run in the seventh inning Wednes duy evening to break sevenall knot and defeat AP Stores 87 in 11 suddenloath final for the Indus lriul Softball League chumpion Shljlill Queens Park liic champions had too much power at the plate for their op poncnts as Clare Robinson belted home run Bruce Kerr produced triple and Jim Orr smashed 11 pair of doubles Tanning got away to good start lhvy mustered one run in thclirsl and four more in the second for 50 margin before AP hit the score sheet After three innings of play the champions held 73 front but AP pcckcd away and tied the score with tworun splurge in the sixth The winning rally for Tanning came with one out as Ross Turn bull hit the sacks He made the rounds while second batter was being retired and tallied on Prin gles clutch hit TANNINGKerr On Rob inson if Turnbull ss OConnorl 2b Pringlc 3b Plant 1b Horrodine rf ior when he performed with Marlboros and in his lost season performed for the Fiyers for part of season before finishing with the Memorial Cup winning Guelph Blltmoros Tod Sloan got his big start in junior hockey being member of those powerful St Michaels College teams in the mid40s Sloan was former member of Cleveland After 11 good season with Little Mathematics RON STEWART The gustost Royal salute it London Mr rit 04 Royal births or coronation Ton swim the Barons he was traded to the Leafs Watson has long been popular member of Torontos pro team He was groomed by Saskatoon junior Quakers and mode the jump with New York Americans in 194142 The following season was with Detroit Red Wings but the war interrupted his active playing for two years Always prolic goal scorer Harry has battered the 158081 mark every year With the Leafs His highest output was 26 in 194849 TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AI PHONE 2414 woo lS soda also with SEE THE NEW LYS NOW ON DISPLAY AT Liazua MOTOR Haverson APOrmist0n lb MacDonald 2b Ransom eCarter ss Creigh ton rf Bury 3b Tattersall cf Smith lf Ronaldp Tanning Ada 142 00018 3012 11211313 Herb Cain singled to drive home Harvoy The Generals took the front in the fourth on triple by Doug Coulson hit batsman and two fieldersr choice which produced two runs But Laurie Thorns of the visitors was interrific fashion as he spun ii twohitter Coulsons hit the last he allowed Newmarket exploded for four runs in the sixth as Harvey and Elsby poled roundtrippers and they completed scoring in the seventh with two more counters Newmarket 3100 00427 Barrie ehded Canadian General Electricrelosed down the curtain the Slmcoe Countyrsenior softball championship and the Trophy of Agricultural Park win marked the second in succession for CGE and gave shouttho hostinthree series final two games to one nEcmhey elimina tithe scan that knockeotnem or four on tiflssi veterfariiJack Luke2 Trumbull produced another brilliant 13101131 chore 11 spitting fivehit torand blankingloegiondor seven ottiie pine findings Fourtimeshe retired theaslde inorderand er rs tit otherocoarions prevented him from doing so Lipton started Ron Birdie Vontihe mound and rein diviith popular Pat Pbland Jnf no doufth Bilt it proyed lube late Although Po Wirdv Mr and coll five strlk outs and on it ball four and lrds nings tho Legion get totklurnbull ovr the it it wolelnyed game with bothsldcsv producing spetacuiar p1aysButit was the early innings when CGE pounced on Birni that proved fatal forvLegion Both clubs tallied three times in the gcondgtinning Ted Hardacre opened the top half of the frame With atriple to leftcentre field Then two infield errors and d0uble from Steve lms the lat ters blow good for two runs gave Birdie healthy lmargin However Birnie couldnt hold it Murray Richardson opened cons half widra single BillRaycrafi walked dGeorge Storey poled triple to effcentre to scorebWo runsTurnbulls grounder to third brought the 33 counter across the plate third on p1tch Subtrocillml Plyers Eon Should Hap Emms subtract one period of the exhibition game Wednesday againsthuelph Blltmores he might man age smile that could indicate little pleasure derived from the lengthy grind of training camp The Royal City fMadhntters with an abundance of scor ing material 1acedEmms peachfuzzed Flyers 84 at Barrie Arena before small but enthusiastic crowd And the big blow was at sixgoal output in the first period The youthful Flyers finally realizing the needed approach to junior company came back with fight and fire 111 the second and third stanzas to outscore the Blltmores 42 hold ing 21 edge in the final two But coachmlike Ernms knows full well game consistsiof three per iods After the Bilts had rattled six unanswered goals past goalie Jack Spencer on about the same number of shots Alfie Pike could have boarded the chartered busvand re turned to Gulph The Flych rctaliated with desire ii airship And he Bi tsunmpressi5e deten sively opened numerous doors for scoring opportunities But poor shooting or the tendency to tryxfor the picturevariety did more to hinder the output than goalie Doug Lesson Game Wus Yardstickm The game was used by Emms as yrdstick primarily to seevhow far aWdy some of his recruits were from theseleci company He had good idea before the game opened but sometimes playervwho lS tre mendous ingpractice departs from the scene in game and viceyersa 20002 Foilowing the defeatEmms took aim can broke thean ihthe third inning on Larry Cbgfnlfed 11 Bluntadult last night Witha floodlight54victoryover Barrie Legion to to 18 mum just managedrto howl ta this but couldntcatc tsptjoved to bethe winning run ca intbe fourth when Storey Graham Crosbie islushed zslngle goland came on torotire th strikes but not beforeuStoroy Scured from The Logic crhshcdtwodoubles with sacrifice sandwiched he tween ut DougKettle who pt ed the siXth innlugvhvirith base hitm de the rounds on sacrifice and fly to centre which made Al She chucks double 10110 avail With only orieirunto his Turnbull toiled iniclii1miltnShlP style andgfaced lObatt 1in the final threwinninsi alloy ut siygle to Hardacre Murray Richardso nd George Storey with two hit eoch headed frames stock in the dressing room Most of the boys are good prospeots but some are in need of another years soasonlng They just arent ready forthe jump think some refill it when they got tasteof the fu ture DefenSivcly from the blueline in the Flyers were bad which indic ates thoumessapy loommodity of backcheckint They tightened up considerably as the game progress edbut in themain it was constant rdrechecking that kept the Bills scoring machines at bay Bob Forhanthe lad obtained from Morlboros in the loan of Mc Creary last spring got the Bills sturted in the first after two min utes and 13 seconds of play Bill Tonegusso Billy MoCreary George Whyte and Chick Chalmers who had pair completed the first period rout Royal Burmisier made it 70 in the second before the Flyens broke loose for pair defenceman Bruce Murray and Cleland Mortson being the marksman Flyors Take Play In the final chapter session which saw the Flyers take the play 11 py from Guelph McCreary sand wched his second of the night be Wm Hlnes Doug Kettle and Al tick all with doubles dndodout the offensive jEGION fumes 2b Perry lb ur10w3b Kettless Hardacre Wen if Showchuck rf Thompson to EBirnie Poland Snache 2b aripmaker if Dundas GE crmey Campeau 55 jC bah Richardson lb Raycraft Storgycf Tumbull Crosbie if Maloneyrrf 030001000450 31 100 00x5 the winners six11 attack Lorry Campeau and Gra alpsaerosbievsum plied one apiece Ted Hardacre wa the big unrfor Legion with tri and single $253131 on subsoil orthopeirgssoooo syncs tween counters by Rom Butch Graham and Myron Stankiewicz Emms dressed six forward lilies four defencemen and one netmind er for this outing Three of the front line units showed potential The pOpular veteran Bob White centred Myron Stonkiewicz and Rick Col lins and this unit along with Butch Graham Cleland Mortson and Bob MacNeal possesed the ma jor portion of the teams offensive punch Another trio that gave the fans something to cheer through hustle was Arnold Smith Barry Purdon and Red Chattington Six Forward Lines other lines were Chuck Edward rry Casey andHJack McManus centre Bob Rogers Ron Lee and Dominic Contin centre Bob Barlow Merv King and Tim Hook Out off the pack King looked like the best prospect The Biltmores under the guid ance of Alfie Pike are most cer tainly headed for better season than last year They have experienc ed performers in John Gillis Chick Chalmers Birley Dimma Bill Me Creary Eddie Schack Bill Tonegus so Jimmy Holmes and George Whyte The Madhatters also have three netminders from which to choose Doug Lessor is the most experienc ed buthe will have tough fight from rookie Glen Ramsay and new arrival Mike Circa from the Osh awa Generals lts CANADA SCOUIS HOSTS Canadian Scouts will be hosts to brother Scouts from around the globe in 1955 An invitation to hold the 8th World Scout Jamboree in Canada was accepted at the 14th International Scout Conference in Vaduz Liechtenstein in August It will be the rst time an Inter national Scout Jamboree has been held in Canada SHOULD NOT NEGLECT Safe simple safety from child hoods killingdiseases whooping cough diphtheria locijaw and smallpox is as close as ybur fam ily doctor or your localtpublic healt helinic Sept 27 to Oct is officially designated National Immunization Week is reminder to parents not to neglect this prac ticalhealth insurance on Goon UNTng unnormuo Arsooomoumo unitUm DRIVEN It is inevitable when the superstars of hockey meet in the annual allstar game that there will be thrills and drama For hero is the cream of the crop players who literally millions of dollars spent in recruiting developing and drilling them into the polished finesse that major hockey requires But though the allstar game is now an annual affair we doubt if it will ever produce such throatcatching drama as de veloped in the very rst of such spectacles It was on Febru ary night of 193 in TorontosMaple Leaf Gardens the night of the Ace Bailey benet game and the rst time we believe there ever was an allstar hockey battle few weeks before Leafs had played in Boston What was just another game had suddenly belched forth grim and sinister tragedy conjured up the chill black spectre of death in the evening death in hockey game Eddie Shore powerful star of the Boston Bruins most idoiizcd in Boston mostinter elsewhere had from behind roughly buried his brown Mommy is slim fashiskatfng hard uhmtlng datum Bailey Wm antabortive play andwas moving back Shore never sked never gave any quarter in hockey He played hockey as Dempsey fought with an inborn savagery burning lust for victory So in his own rugged fashion Shore plunged into Ba toshoulder him out of the way Baileyoffbalance pitched forward on his face his headvstruck the ice with fearful impact he lay there in suddenly nerveless inert heap You can usually tell these major crashes in hockey and the crowd the players instantly sensed that here was injury and damage be yond the ordinary His skull was fractured For days it was tossup whether Bailey lived or died The sports world turned bitterly against Shore He was suspended by League edict while the mob clamored that he should be barred for life Others suggested he be jailed and tried for assaultperhaps for murder The antiShore feeling was tremendous But Bulkyrecovered And when it was decided to stage an allstar game for his benet Shore was one of those selected to face Maple Leafs Before the game Bailey stood in midice shaking one by one with the players who were to per form in his behalf Finally it came the turn of Shore the ma whose check good or bad had caused all this the man who had just missed plunging fellowplay todeath great crowd sat srlent bruised suddenly by the sheer gripping drama or the situation You migh have thought Shores head would dror bit that he would have altered or hcsltated or glanced about But he did none of those things Chin up eyes clear he wheeled to Bailey stuck out his hand Bailey shook it warmly And asudden min of pentup emotion that burst with the sud den force of the Johnston flood shook the great building to the very rafters That was drama We doubt if an other allsta ever produce is equal wm YwmmeuMfgmfm villi cl by ElinorPomona co Cohort Hound Yong Siylomn Vttt oisritrrrs LlM maritime ireoa forte11115 COUPON Four GREATER snvmos UCHER T031211 Lam AT 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