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WINS WOMEN'S GOLF THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, September 30, 1955' 11 MOORTOWN, Eng. (AP)--Mrs.| : Roy. Smith, the former Bunty Ste-| . APPROACHED BY SOX _ | ,.| NEW YORK (CP) Rudie ¥y phens, won the British Women's gohaffer, eneral manager of Tor- golf championship for the second onto Maple Leafs of the Interna- straight year today. She defeated! tional League, said Thursday t Women Golfers' final Field Day To Mrs. Fordham Dick Irvin Is Back At His Old Stand By T. N. MORRISON started out here as a tribe of many Cana Press Correspondent colors, WELLAND, Ont. (CP)--Dick Ir- vin, newly-acquired Chicago Black Hawk h, returns to the Na- tional Hickey League site where he began hi NHL coaching career 25 years a@. But tif situation facing Irvin as he leadshis Black Hawks into the 1955-56 eason is entirely different|{ to the ae in 1930-31 when he kept the Havks in second place of the Americhn section--the league was dividedinto two sections, a Cana- dian an, American--for the second straightyear. "Last jeason Chicago finished in the cebr for the second year in a rowwith only 13 wins in"70 games. The 1953-54 campaign saw Black dawks win 12 verdicts, Whetglrvin was lured to Chicago from Montreal Canadiens last May after lompleting 14 years with Habs, receded by nine years with Toronf Maple Leafs, he said hel would jettle for no worse than third place n the coming season. But vith the Hawks' first game less thn a week away, Irvin has cha his tune. "1 hve seen statements to the effectthat Boston, Canadiens, and Detrol are all first-place clubs. Sincet appears as though there'll be crwding at the top, I'll settle for scond place." : Acgisition of Irvin was only one of seeral moves made by Black Hawhowner James Norris to re- storeChicago's badly - battered hocks fortunes. Coach Dick Irvin (extreme left) PLAYER STRENGTH talks to his first-string forward non changes were the purchase| line as Chicago Black Hawks of Bifalo Bisons of the American| train at Welland, Ont. Players Leage as a farm club, a transac- tion ha and 'he trade CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS FRONT LINE IS READY t netted some 50 players,|Bucky Hollingworth, Dave Creigh-/ vious improvement in the play of| we're gradually working into a cohesive unit." ROLLINS FOR GOAL Eight golfers of the women's sec-| tion teed off Tuesday at the Osh- awa Golf Club for final Field 36-hole final. : : {he has been approached by Chi lizabeth Price, 4 and 3, in the: , 0 wyite Sox but added that he i ds to stay with the Toronto UAEATEST FOR It looks as though Al Rollins is going to win the goaltender's posi- tion, according to- Irvin. "He has been playing well and. our scouts tel me, is showing a marked improvement over his work Day of the skason. Mrs. Fred Ford 1am carded low gross, Mrs. W. A, Giroux scored with low net and Mrs. J. R. Robinson turned in the lowest putts in the 18-hole medal this Monday evening at 7.30 and "I'm happy in Toronto," said the closing dinner on October 6 will} Schaffer. somplete the official Baseball Club. POWERFUL" "1 think Toronto is a| GETAWAY) city and that's one 2 adie hedul for| major )! season. reason why I went there." round. Ten 12-hole golfers also took to the course for a final competitive round. i The women's annual meeting of last season's camp," the coach said. Irvin's first line will have George dSulivan at centre with Harry Wat- son at left and Eddie Litzenberger, last year's rookie-of-the-year, at right. Irvin has set a target of 75 goals for this combination, Metro Prystai will centre the pro- posed '"'second line." At right wing will be Jack McIntyre and Johnny | #%| Wilson will be the left winger. | OTHER CENTRE MEN 4 Any of three prospects could centre the third line which will] have Leswick at right and Nick Mickoski on left wing, | Skov, Larry Wilson or rookie| #i| Hank Ciesla, who joined Hawks from St. Catharines TeePees of the | Ontario Hockey Association junior| A league where he led the league last season, could wind up in that |centre spot. * | Gus Mortson, captain of the squad, Allan Stanley, Frank Martin |and Woit are almost assured of de- fence roles. Elmer Vasco, up from St. Catharines, has impressed Ir- |vin at his blueline position but he! still has another year of junior He previously had been with {hockey left. Whether he will stay Montreal Canadiens. He expects | with Hawks or go back to St. Cath- the line to score 75 goals this ("vi is not certain. i Getting stuck on tne road costs |! you time and money! Keep your car in "tip-top" condition always |! by having US cure those troubles now! { GET A COMPLETE ENGINE TUNE-UP -- Qf -- STEPHENSON'S # are: (left to right) Ed Litzen- berger, Harry Watson and Geoge (Red) Sullivan. This is Ir- | season. Irvin, who is not used to pilot-! | vin's first season with the Hawks. CP Photo {ing a last-place team, sends his rejuvenated Black Hawks against "We can count 15 proven NHL Red Wings at Detroit Oct. 6 in the, lieve We are going to cause plenty men, one more than the club car-| Wing which sent Tony Leswick, Beny Woit, Glen Skov and Johnny! "The talent we are viewing at|of trouble in the coming cam- ried last year. honest with Detroit Red|ton, Jerry Toppamiti and Johnny a number of players makes me be-| players and will have five defence-|league opener. {McCormack. Maybe someone should remind, All the boys are Dick that it's a long way from sixth Wilin to Chicago in exchange for|the training camp here and ob-|paign," Irvin says. workers and while we'to second place in the NHL. | 15 CHURCH ST. EIGLISH SOCCER STAR Blonde Billy Wright Is Automatic Choice GIANTS NOT FOR SALE - or groups who from time 'to time RA 5-0522 Claremont Park NEW YORK (AP) -- New York have expressed an interest in the 3 "FIRE KING" OVENWARE With Every Purchése of 6 Gal. of Gas or More -------- VIGOR GASOLINE < STANDARD 39 0 ' GAL. HIGH TEST 41 H Foal. "VIGOR OIL 1615 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE RA 5-2843 co. LTD. 'Being Equipped For Giants Thursday announced the New York Giants." | } {club is not for sale. = ge : ger, said Wednesday he is inter- Claremont is making prepara: ested in buying the club if it is tions for the 1956 soccer season. They hope to add another floodlight for sale. This drew tne following pole in their park and also put ad-| Statement from Horace Stoneham, Fl dli ht S | Bill Terry, former Giant mana- DE . TIP TOP TAILORS By ARCH MacKENZIE anadian Press Staff Writer PNDON (CP)--Many a player c hatbeen tried in England's post- wa international soccer teams ani almost as many found want- in $ Te blonde Billy Wright, the foball manager's concept of thes idd player, has stuck rocklike e ard the flux. enacity is bielor Bill, a man so dedicated tohis profession that his idea of ting away from it all is a peace- uspot of rug tatting or a game d oldominoes with his landlady. |ai a by-word with|s 'he 32-year-old Wolverhampton assets include tireless determina-| year. Stouffville, if everything goes densive star is a modest fellow tion, wh a strong grip on a record, F has been 'capped' 68 times| flamboyant trappings of the star| a goe the foggy afternoon at Wem- player despte an income swelled Nearby communities are also show: in 1946 when he made his|by his family. He has had two ing interest iin such an organized ¢ut in England colors. gxt with 5. OACHES' IDEAL t is the hard-wearing kind| over ment that ranked as an England face-saver, books published, sure mark of his Preston winger Tom Finney Is/star status. Wolverhampton beat Moscow Spar- in talent and by temperament, tak: 4.0 last year. | coaches | Jack Flying," said Wright. Last Jear, they sired victories| ditional lights on the poles that are Giants' president. kB Sn Spars Be achieve.|00W there. The expenditure is ex- rack Hunga J " |pected to amount to over $1,000. for sale. At the present time, the Clare- though subsequently| games can be played after dark as "The New York Giants are no "If ever they are for sale the nt Legionaires soccer team play: negotiating will be done with one of dimmed bY Lroseason losses 10) al) their games in the evening. No several New York City individuals the clothes that men with Wright has filled various defen-|the lights at the extreme southerly ive positions for England, where-|part of the field are not adequate ver he was needed, but it is a|a¢ the present time. The early mark of his stature that he hasistarting time of the games puts a urvived at a time when the COUD-| erimp in the club's support as try's soccer fortunes abroad are many wouuld-be followers are not at their bleakest. able to attend the contests at such He is a non-smoker and non- an early hour. rinker with boyish enthusiasm| Already local soccer promoters nd unruly hair. His playing are planning a big season next ERNIE CAY /+» WALLBOARD and PLYWOODS PHONE RAndoiph 5-0122 group. Claremont would probably di | vacate their present connections 53 fo ERT dst t? ight|in the Ontario County 'setup in His prou moment? The nigh | favor of a more local league. speed and brains. | according to plan, will be a definite ¢ entry. Aurora, Richmond Hill, Off the fleld, Jo eschews the Newmarket and a number of othe: Ddantrony fica "Tonight we have kept the Union fright { player that opposin seam about. Despite the discon-| 'ent running deep through British| Joccer, Wright goes on with never| A club tiff, giving his best for the Wolverhampton powerhouse and Acting as the backbone of Eng- fand's team. | He's an automatic choice. He has missed only one International since 1046, and has been England | captain since 1948. | ! Wolverhampton nearly missed 'him. He was sent home weeping In 1938 when Maj. Frank Buckley | told him he was too small even to make the grade. But Buckley, a noted talent spotter, had second thoughts about the schoolboy, | signed him for £1 and Wright 'turned professional in 1941. Under his promptings from his| 'centre half or right back slot,| Wolves touched a peak which ,included their third Cup Final vic- Jtory in 1949 and their first league championship in 1954. REMEMBER WHEN . .. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Manager Bill Terry's contemp- tuous jibe at Brooklyn Dodgers-- "are they still in th eleague"-- rebounded as the Dodgers wal-| loped the Giants 8-5 for their se2-| ond straight victory in the closing games of the schedule 21 years ago today. Te two Giant losses en- abled St. Louis Cardinals to win the pennant, and they edged De-| troit four games to three in the! world series. BACKACHE May beWarning New! "Matchless" Heating! DUO-THERM OIL HOME HEATERS WITH EXCLUSIVE ELECTRIC Sn SELL Lighter Salleving Fall No matches needed! All you do Is turn the dial. Electric SELF-Lighter lights your heater. 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