Edmonton junior hockey clash over player releases
Alberta official art Potter warned Edmonton players not released by the capital club must return if chosen by coach Morey Rimstad. Reinstated Edmonton players could cripple several WCJHL teams including Regina Pats Medicine Hat and Crow Wing’s Crow Lions as Memorial Cup hopes loom amid ongoing bitterness over WCJHL exclusion.
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art Potter
Edmonton
Alberta Amateur Hockey Association
gent
Morey Rimstad
Regina Pats
kings
Jack McDonald
Dubhe Edmundson
Medicine Hat
Jon Dryden
Babe McAvoy
Calgary
Remi Brisson
Kim Johnston
Lethbridge
Dick Lamoureaux
Crow
Gene Achtymuchuk
Potter
Jim Christensian
Alberta
WCJHL
Achtymichuk
Crow Lion
Scotty stunrp
Joe Fisher
Medicine Hat Tigers
Potter and company
Country Club Smoker Saturday Night Event
Members of the Country Club are reminded that Saturday night is the annual smoker, the official windup of the golfing season. Owen Ringland will show moving pictures from his trip to England and Europe. A bingo game rounds out the evening. The fun starts between 3:30 and 9:00 p.m.
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Owen Ringland
England
Duck Experiment Aims to Lure Ducks to Lakes
MEDICINE HAT Oct 19 An effort by Ducks Unlimited Canada to plant more than 24 tons of a new round stem plant in Eastern Irrigation District lakes aims to attract diver puddle ducks pintails and mallards. Fred C. Sharpe of Tilley regional fieldman spoke at a fish and game executive meeting about the project already underway.
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MEDICINE HAT
Alberta
Fred C. Sharpe
Tilley
Ducks Unlimited
Canada
fish and game
EID
Fusari Stops Tony Pellone in Chicago Bout
In Chicago at the stadium a hard 10 round featherweight clash ended when Charhe Fusari halted Tony Pellone at 1:44 of the last round. Referee Johnny Behr stopped Pellone after he staggered to his feet from a heavy pounding. Fusari, of Irvington New Jersey, weighed 148 pounds while Pellone, from Greenwich Village New York, weighed 146 and a half.
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CHICAGO
Charhe Fusari
Tony Pellone
Chicago stadium
Johnny Behr
Pellone
Fusari
Irvington
N.J
Pelione
Greenwich Village
Cleveland Barons Win Home Opener Over Flyers 3 to 1
Cleveland Barons defeated the St. Louis Flyers 3 to 1 in their home opener before 7,256 fans. Roy Kelly opened the scoring at 8:59 of the first period, Al Bacarro tied for St. Louis, Murdo MacKay restored the lead for Cleveland at 1:19 of the second, and Les Douglas sealed the win with a final-minute tally.
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CLEVELAND
Cleveland Barons
St. Louis Flyers
Roy Kelly
Al Baccar
St. Loui
Murdo MacKay
Baron
Flyers
Les Douglas
Robinson to fight Bobby Dykes in Chicago non-title bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, welterweight champion, will box Bobby Dykes of Austin Texas in a non-title 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium on November 8. The match was announced by Truman Gibson, secretary of the International Boxing Club.
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CHICAGO
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobby Dykes
Austin
Tex
Chicago Stadium
Truman Gibson
secretay
International Boxing Club
Frank Stone nets late winner for Native Sons at Calgary
In Calgary last night Frank Stone tipped in Bill Dea's pass to lift the Native Sons to a 3-2 victory over the Buffaloes. The husky Trochu lad delivered the decisive goal as Calgary hosted the tense matchup.
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FRANK STONE
Bill Dea
Calgary
Native Sons
the
Buffaloes
Stone Leads Sons Victory Tightens Western Canada Junior League Race
Frank Stone delivers the winning goal as Lethbridge native Sons rally to beat Calgary Buffaloes 3-2, tying Regina Pats for the top of the Western Canada Junior Hockey League. Billy Dea and Red Weir scored, with Gayle Fielder suspended but possible Friday action against the Pats.
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CALGARY
Specia
Pete Slobodian
Lethbridge
Regina Pats
Calgary Buffaloes
Sons
Jack Arbour
Buffaloes
Medicine Hat Tigers
Pats
Murray Armstrong
pions
Alberta
Prank Stone
Art
star centre
Billy Dea
Hank Bassen
Bassen
Red Weir
Tech
Buffs
Barry Middleton
Jack Smith
Norm Schriner
Seath Martin
Jack Yuytus
Schriner
Middleton
Smith
Bully Dea
Buffalo
Stone
Dea
Gayle Fielder
Chicago Black Hawk
Martin
Yucytus
Rollingson
McDonald
Hyssop
Towle
Subs
Wood
Weir
Onofrychuk
Connors
Hockey results across leagues with varied scores
Western Senior Calgary 5 Regina 2 Western Junior Lethbridge 3 Calgary 2 National League Toronto 2 Boston Q American League Buffalo 4 Providence 2 St Louis 1 Cleveland 3 Quebec Senior Velleyfield 2 Quebec 4 OHA Junior St Michael's 1 Oshawa 11 US League St Paul 2 Denver 3 Tulsa 4 Milwaukee 4 Coast League New Westminster 3 Tacoma 4 Victoria 0 Vancouver 2 Mainline Okanagan Kamloops 5 Vernon 3 West International Spokane 4 Trai 5
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Lethbridge
Toronto
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Buffalo
Providence
St. Louis
Cleveland
Quebec
Velleyfield
O.H.A
St. Michael’s
Oshawa
St Paul
Denver
Tulsa
Milwaukee
New Westminster
Tacoma
Victoria
Vancouver
Okanagan Kamloops
Vernon
West International Spokane
Trai
Aguirre Edges For Western Scoring Lead
Regina report notes a tight race in the Western Football Conference scoring title as Winnipeg Blue Bombers star Joe Aguirre gains five points in two games against the Saskatchewan Roughriders to stay ahead by three points over Jack Hartman who rose to second with nine points in the pair.
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REGINA
Joe Aguirre
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Jack Hartman
Aguirre
Roughriders
Hartman
Stampeders snap losing streak with 5-2 win over Caps
Calgary Stampeders beat Regina Caps 5-2 in Western Canada Senior Hockey League as Archie Wilder fueled the attack with two goals and a trio of points in the third period. Caps tallied through Bill Ramsden and Bill Kyle, while Regina goalie Harry Barefoot faced 26 shots.
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REGINA
Calgary Stampeders
Regina Caps
cowboys
Archie Wilder
Caps
Stampeders
Edmonton Flyers
Archie Scott
Bob Gilhooley
Wilder
Don Campbell
Don Anderson
Calgary
Bill Ramsden
Lethbridge
Bill Kyle
Harry Barefoot
amtan mabmindar
Rev Bentley
SCG
MAmsser rere
Stamps
Russ Dertell
Larry Popein
Hockey stars light up rinks and earnings dominate headlines
Former Leaf star Stan Maxwell shines with Buffalo Bisons after NHL recall. Rex Heximer may bank 250 weekly from Edmonton Flyers, while Calgary Stampeders fail to sign him. Bill Ramsden shifts to right wing under Regina Doraty. Dick Irvin jokes Canadiens finish last yet stay in league as players endure barb-filled season. Lou Holmes signs with Vernon in BC Mainline after stints with Lethbridge Native Son and New York Rovers.
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MAXWELL
BISONS
Stan Maxwell
Herald
Leaf hockey club
Buffalo Bisons
Montreal Canadiens
Rex Heximer
Lethbidge
Maple Leaf star
Edmonton Flyers
Calgary Stampeders
Bill Ramsden
Lethbridge
Soa
Ken Doraty
Dick Irvin
Canadiens
N.H.L
Irvin
Fim
Blond Lou Holmes
blueline
Vernon
New York Rovers
tims
Alberta duck and pheasant seasons amid drought and floods
A May to June drought and floods across Southern Alberta and Manitoba hurt waterfowl, with Pintails severely reduced while Mallards fare better. Pheasant season in Eastern Irrigation District ends Oct 24 by local hunters and Alberta Fish and Game Association. other regions keep the season until Nov 11. Ducks are down slightly, though water bodies are fewer and some hunters wait for birds to mature. Goose populations remain excellent in southern Alberta per Ducks Unlimited.
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Alberta
Manitoba
prairie
ELD
Alberta Fish and Game Association
Ducks Unlimited
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