Parry Remains as Junior Loop Boss in Western Canada Hoki
J Harper Parry of Keeler Saskatchewan will stay as secretary manager of the six team Western Canada Junior Hockey League. The season opens October 14 with Regina Pats Moose Jaw Canucks Crow's Nest Pass Lions Calgary Buffaloes Medicine Hat Tigers and Lethbridge Native Sons. Each club plays 40 games. Playoffs top four teams compete for Memorial Cup entry. Parry will select referees with neutral officials for away games when necessary.
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Louis Cheries Fight At Yankee Stadium Draws Big Hopes
Joe Louis returns to the ring after two years to challenge Ezzard Charles for the heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium. About 30,000 expected in the arena, with 25,000,000 more watching on TV and radio across CBS. Louis favored 5 to 8, seeks to become first champ to regain the crown. Charles predicts stopping Louis by the 12th round.
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Facts and figures for the heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium set for 10 p.m. on Wednesday night. If postponed the match shifts to Thursday September 28. CBS radio and television plus CBC Dominion network will cover the event with an estimated crowd of 20,000 and a gate near 200000 dollars. Louis holds 60 wins in 61 fights and 52 knockouts while Charles has 67 wins in 73 fights with 43 knockouts. Reserved seats range 5 to 30 dollars, general admission 3 dollars.
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NHL Pension Fund Tops 460000 In Three Years
President Clarence Campbell told the Toronto Maple Leafs during training camp that the NHL player pension fund has grown to more than 460000 and is projected to 1500000 by 1957. Some 160 players participate with yearly 900 contributions and a 10 year league tenure to qualify. Also noted: Carl Voss announced five referees and 13 linesmen hired for 1950 51, with Bill Chadwick and George Gravel as senior officials and Hugh McLean entering his second season.
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Edmonton curling spiel entries near half quota
Entries for the second annual Associated Canadian Travellers automobille bonspiel in Edmonton totalled slightly more than half the 128 rink quota, with under five weeks to go.
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Eight Flyers Under Contract in Western Canada Hockey League
Edmonton announces eight Flyers under contract for forthcoming Western Canada Senior Hockey League season. New signings include right winger Alex Pringle and defenceman Bill Pettinger, both entering their fifth season with the team. Also signed are Roy Heximer Ray Barry and holdovers Ray Frederick Elmer Kreller Colin Kilburn and Doug Anderson. Coach Frank Currie praises Lloyd Ferguson a forward who can also play defense and 21 year old defenceman Lou Holmes formerly of Lethbridge Native Sons and New York Rovers as promising in workouts.
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Edmonton denied by Western Canada Junior Hockey League
Western Canada Junior Hockey League officials wrap up meetings as Edmonton is rejected from joining the league opening October 14. Edmonton coach Morey Rimstad laments the decision. Regina Pats and Medicine Hat groups predict strong campaigns with standout players like Masnick and Litzenberger. Scouts anticipate a competitive season across Crow’s Nest Pass Lions Moose Jaw Calgary Buffaloes Regina Pats and other clubs as Harper Parry stresses league strength.
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Alberta faces split over junior hockey league future
Edmonton leaders push to form an Alberta junior loop by withdrawing Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat and Bellevue from the Interprovincial League. The Alberta Amateur Hockey Association meeting in Calgary October 7 could decide if Edmonton returns to a northern run, amid resistance from W.C.J.H.L. and other groups.
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