The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 8

Page 8 THE KINGSTON WHIG-STANDARD Saturday November 28 1011 SPORTS ROUNDUP Ottawa Tech Beats KCVI For E0S5A Grid Title Entry Date Is Delayed In OHA Hockey Results jHarricaneS 1 And Ottawa Meet Today OILA JUNIOR A 7 Hamilton 8 Toronto Marlboros 2 Brantford OJLA SENIOR A Hamilton 4 Niagara Falls 1 Catharines 12 PL Colborne QUEBEC SENIOR kJ fcLL? St St -Cornwall Army 2 Montreal Army 0 Cornwall awarded game when Montreal withdrew VANCOUVER ISLAND SENIOR RCAF 6 VMD 2 SPORTS EDITOR Bruins Rated Hottest Team In National riers were held In check by tha Tech tacklers and only escapes! for a few good gains In tha late ter part ot the game KCVL steadied down to back Ottawa in Its own side of centre but the good play came too late In the first half when Ottawa was held 'to six points tha KOVJ students had an even share of tha struggle but wasted all tha good work by costly errors The teams: Ottawa Tech: Snap Joe La-vinge Insides Moe Segal and John Lavinge middles Gerry Dunlop and Orm Ford outsides Russ Brown and Hugh Crawford quarter Joe Aaquine backs Fat Benoit Roy Annany Dm Bennett and Roger Lacoste subs Garry Elliott Earl Shultz John Hughes Good Vessie Eno and Bruce More land KOVI: Snap Charlie Atkinson insides Art Ross and Gord Wetheral middles Moe Sugar man and John Minnes outsides Jack Wallis and Art Gravest quarter George Smart backs Carm Londry Fred Harrison Roy Fardell and Jim McGuire subs Ken Raven Dm McQualg Herb Esford David Day Hugh Draka Art Jackson and Ross Aylesworth Officials: Shouldlce Man-son and Lemmon TORONTO Nov 28 (CP) Ontario Hockey Association executive members met in Toronto last night to group teams and appoint a subcommittee to handle business for the coming season With many clubs faced with serious transportation problems the meeting decided to leave entries open until colder weather seta in Groupings were consequently delayed The hope was expressed that towns and smaller communities would organize possibly more than two teams form leagues and send the winner into OHA playoff competition The OHA repeated its $1000 grant of last season the funds to be used in the purchase of hockey sticks to be distributed in army navy and air force centres Gordon Lawson of Hamilton who played last year for the Junior entry from Caledonia was awarded the OHA scholarship to McMaster University Pro Payments An appeal was made to association clubs whose players turned pro since last season to make detailed report on the player and send it to Secretary A Hewitt at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto These reports will be brought up for consideration when the amateurs meet with pro representatives to discuss reimbursement to the amateurs for loss of such players The followings subcommittee was appointed: Past president Ross Clemens Hamilton president Moore Port Colborne first vice-president George Pan-ter Gravenhunt secretary A Hewitt Toronto treasurer George Dudley By mvea FtlXEXTOK JB Asserts t4 Frets I pert Writes) NEW YORK Nov (AF) Evea though the armed forces sieve late the United Statu colleges te aa evea greater extent than they already haw and from all wa hear there most be something cooking along that It necessarily mean the end of foot hall for tha duration Big time football will have loach sledding anyway bat after oaklng np aoma sf tha enthusiasm tor tha gams shewn by officers at tha Navy pre-flight schools convinced that football will bo played eon how as long aa tha Navy Is training fliers TALKING TURKEY The anneal "Turkey Bowl football lassie" played fa New Orleans Thursday and aa explanation has Just arrived la a letter from co-promoters Allen La Combe and Charley Glass (otherwise known aa the Channel 6 ports Assn) Writing from a troop train omewher In tha United States la Combe and Glam explain that 41 of tha 88 players who took part la tha 1941 game now are la the armed services and the promoters who had hoped te draw a crowd of 49006 for this contest only say: "We are glad to bo on aor way to do ear part so we may have bigger and better Turkey Beni games la the future" Wonder If any ether bowl can eome up with a record Uke that? CONFESSION After taking a softball practice game with a bunch of Americans In Hyde Park Alan Tomkins of The London Sunday Dispatch wrote: "Cricket sometimes provided a pleasant spectacle and la fine and dandy for people of unlimited lets ore But lt la ae often deadly boring and to vastly overrated aa a national gams It cannot compare with softball for excitement or a means ef giving hard fast exercise for a lot of people" Dispute Ends Anny Game In Montreal Ottawa Technical School (he Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Association senior football championship with an 18 to 2 victory over KCVI at tha George Richardson Memorial Stadium yesterday afternoon Cold weatb or pumbed fingers and made ball handling difficult but considering tha conditions there were not fumbles Errors early In the game helped Ottawa Tech to a touchdown and single in tha first half and In the second half tha Ottawa students raced tar two major scores on clever plays from scrimmage Kingston wss blank ed until tha closing minutes of play when two rouges were scored A large erowd filled the big stand but the Kingston students did not get many chances to cheer with Ottawa holding an advantage moat of the game The boys played rugged football but when tWo boys were banished for lighting in the first half there wss no more trouble Jack Wallis dl KUVJL and John Hughes of Ottawa were the boys sent out of tha game for scrapping A KCVX fumble set the stage for Ottawa to collect an early single and another fumble followed by a yardage penalty put Ottawa In position for Vassla Eno to plunge for a touchdown Pat Benoit converted on a placement kick but the point was not allowed as there were not enough men on the line of scrimmage Tech Get Touches Ottawa added a touchdown in the third period on a series of line plays Don Benoit worked a neat reverie to get within five yards of the Kingston-line and Benoit bucked the remaining distance for the toy which he also converted Joe Aaqulne tossed a nice forward pass to Bennett to start tha move for the third Ottawa try and on the next down Hugh Crawford raced 60 yards around the KCVJ end for a major which Benoit converted George Smart punted two singles In tha closing minutes tor Kingston Ottawa had a big advantage on the wingline over KCVJ working good Interference for plunges and end run Roy Annany got better distance In the kicking exchanges with George Smart the Kingston kicker while the Ot tews ends were much better in opeofield tackling Bennett and Benoit did most of the hall carrying on plays from scrimmage for the winners and plunged for several long gains KCVX Below Par Kingston students lacked their usual smartness on forward pass plays while tackling was none too steady Jim McGuire and Carm Landry Kingston's best ball car This week-end In the National Hockey League the four trailing teams have a golden opportunity to improve their positions in Hie standing The circuit-leading Detroit Red Wings and second-place Chicago Black Hawks appear but once while the other outfits are scheduled for two games apiece At Toronto tonight the Leafs in third place play host to New York Rangers now in the league cellar At Montreal the fifth-place Canadiena meet Beaton Bruins who hold down fourth position In the standings The Bruins were taken 8-2 by the Cansdiens the last tima they met in Montreal the opening game of the present season But of late some rallblrds rate the Bruins as the hottest team in the NHL The Bruins have four wins and one tie in their last five games along with the notation of a scoring 20 goals in the last four starts Canadiens started the season at a league-leading clip but have Men elbowed aside In the standing by the other dubs However mere five points separate Detroit at the top of the heap and Rangers at the bottom The week-end should see a substantial shake-up In the standing The Montreal game will resem ble a Toronto old night No fewer than seven of the players are ex-Leaf men They are Charlie Sands and Gordon DrUlon of the Canadiena and Art and Buaher Jackson Muiph Chamber-lain Buzz Boll and Bill Hollett of the Bruins By ALAN BAB VET (Cuuftaa Pma Stair Writer) TORONTO Nov (CP) Dave Sprague never lacked cour age In his 11 seasons of bigtime football and he Isn't backing down today The 3S-year-cId coach who came out of Dunkirk NY to become one of Canada's all-time football greats with Hamilton Tigers and Ottawa Rough Riders audaciously predicts his Uplands RCAF Flyers will conquer RXLAJ Hurricanes today in tha first meeting between service teams in an Eastern Canada final Just 12 men all" said Sprague in discussing the team TO Lew Hayman has coached to nine victories In IS ctarta this season "Man for man Mir starting 12 will match theirs all the way and maybe shade them a bit ready to go for 60 minutes six weeks or 1 six months" Hurricanes probably have light edge In reserve strength he aid but Uplands have six good subs and "we may not need any more" Uplands reached the eastern final by defeating Rough Riders 9-0 in a city league final last Saturday and while the three-team league may have afforded leu competition than Hurricanes faced in the six-team Ontario Rugy Football Union tha team la at full strength Sgt Buddy Hellyer and AC2 Tha in Simon of BrockvUle Ont have recovered from injuries which threatened to keep' them on the sidelines today Queen's Graduates The main menace for Uplands will be Pa Tony Golab triple-threat halfback who is rated aa one of the greatest players in the garner Ha la assured plenty of support from PO Bobby Coulter tricky running half last year with Toronto Argonauts Fit Lt Doug Annan of Queen's University and FO George Sprague also a graduate brother of Dave who dropped from the Rough Rider lineup in mid-season but year when ha found football and flying did not ni-' Annan and Sprague are former football captains Pa Bob Pentland formerly with Calgary Brooks AC Ike Norris from Sarnia and three American players Sgt Marty Binion of Pasadena Calit Sgt Ed Justice of Rawlins College Fla and Sgt Irv Grissom of Texas A and are also highly regarded Hurricanes who defeated Toronto Balmy Beach 24-0 In an ORFU elimination last Wednesday will rely largely on AC2 Bill Stukus Fit Lt Eddie Thompson ACL Jack Parry CpL Fred Kljek and AC2 Don Crowe but the dynamite la likely to explode in any direction Ottawa school continued their rule of Eastern Ontario football this week with teams from the Ottawa Technical School winning both senior and Junior EO-SSA crowns The Ottawa Tech Juniors beat Begiopolis College in a final at Ottawa Tuesday and the Tech seniors made it a double triumph for the school by trimming KCVI here yesterday afternoon There were more chills than thrills at the senior final with the Ottawa students holding a good margin on the play while the Kingston boys had a bad attack of Jitters making mistakes on their plays and ball handling that proved costly Ottawa was quick to take advantage to gain a six-point lead in the ffrst half and in the second Kingston was crowded In its own end most of the time Lack of experience was the main trouble with Kingston For Ottawa Tech it was Just another in a series of games but for the Kingston boys it was their first league match of the season and only their third game of the year Against Regiopolis in exhibition games KCVI displayed some clever football with fancy passing plays but they never seemed to get organized yesterday except in the closing minutes of play when they completed a neat forward pass for a big gain and collected two singles Ottawa Tech had a well balanced team that worked clever interference and charged hard and fast on defence to break up Kingston plays The Ottawa boys played sound football and showed the results of first class coaching The Ottawa students made the most of the five-yard interference code used in the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools and favored by many for Canadian senior play With the five yards of open interference there is not the confusion of the two lone shorter CRU rules KCVI had to play the game with two of its best players on the sidelines due to a school rule that a certain standing must be made in examinations The splendid rule prevents any boy sacrificing his studies for sports and often makes an athlete work harder to pass examinations to play school sports Another stern rule was enforced yesterday when two boys were banished from the game early in the first half for fighting The penalty for rowdy play in school sports Is severe and could have been extended to officials of the Ottawa team considering their childish conduct on the sidelines yesterday with loud remarks about officials the opposition and any adverse decisions KINGSTON FKONTENACS STRENGTHENED Herb Macy scored a goal for New York Rangers in a National Hockey League game in New York last Sunday night but tonight he will be trying to score goals for Kingston Frontenacs at the Jock Harty Arena against the power packed Toronto RCAJF seniors Macy was ordered to take military training and he came to Kingston to enlist which gives the Frontenacs one of the prize plums to be picked off the NHI hockey tree this season Macy arrived in Kingston three days ago but until he had signed army documents and a Fron-tenac playing certificate his name was kept a secret Hi-Jacking in hockey is open competition and many senior teams would have liked to land Macy Professional players called in the Army establish residence in cities where they want to play hockey and Join a unit located in or near the hockey community That was how Ottawa Montreal Cornwall and other centres packed powerful army teams and Kingston Frontenacs tp compete In senior company had to adopt the same strange plan 'Macy should help balance the Frontenacs forward lines but Coach Wally Elmer has not decided in which combination he will be placed He will likely work in a trio with Mel Williamson tonight to add a scoring punch The Frontenacs will also have Glen Brydson in uniform tonight and his experience should prove valuable Brydson former Chicago Montreal and Toronto star is located in Kingston as an officer in the Provost Corps Despite many extra pounds he still has a lot of his former speed and his weight should be useful in blocking and bumping I Kingston will need the help of the two NHL players tonight as the Toronto Air Force team is considered one of the main contenders for the Allan Cup this year A few days ago this column got the Air Force hockey teams mixed and reported the names of former pros as members of the Toronto RCAF team when they were members of the Winnipeg Air Force squad While the Toronto RCAF team has not got Stanowskl Langelle Field and several of the proa we wrongly reported the Toronto Flyerk still have terf other former NHL players and four former minor pros including Quilty McCalg McCreedy McCreavy Tuslin and Wycherley Joe Prlmeau popular pivot of Toronto's great Kid Line of Primes Chuck Conacher and Harvey Jackson Is coaching the Toronto RCAF team and according to reports has the Airmen playing in a style that the Toronto Leafs adopted to win the Stanley Cup Some of the top name stars of hockey will be with the Toronto Airmen and there will be times tonight when the teams on the ice win be as good as the average NHL club of today Kingston fans saw the Ottawa RCAF team here last winter before the Flyers went on to the Allan Cup Kingston fans saw the great Cornwall Army team that is one of the Allan Cup favorites this year and to continue the parade of outstanding players and teams the Toronto Flyers will be heri tonight The hockey should be good as shown in any professional league if on we be is he Snapshots On Sports HOCKEY SPECIAL GAME 1 See the big power team of Canada In action RCAF No 1 Command Toronto Manager Sq Ldr A Granf Coach Joe Prlmeau VS KINGSTON FRONTENACS Manager MeDougaH Coach Wally Elmer TONIGHT 9 o'clock Tickets on sal at Qaesnla Gym-eastern Vlnnjr Morrison and Wallis Admission 8146 75 Its SPECIAL: CM naaarwg asnia for Mm In HiUfora Sis Doors open at rink Salariby 745 yjs y-- -Peg Chances Rated Good X1 By CRAXLES EDWARDS (Canadlaa Frass Staff Writer) TORONTO Nov 28 (CP) Young Howie Morenz who weighs 145 and will be 16 In February entered Montreal Canadiena hockey dressing room and friends say he of his great father Young Howie has the same sloping shoulders the same through the chest look that distinguished the late Canadiens star A hockey player in his own right the youngster was asked if he had his speed "Mother thinks I will be Just as fast he replied She thinks pretty fist now but doit think I am anywhere near that speed Bax (Montreal Star) comments: "A few years from now all goes according to schedule and the war la over there will come a night when high drama will ride the lists and young Howia will skate out with the lucky seven number on his sweater the number that has never been-worn by any Canadian since his dad passed Give him 30 pounds and three years and clear sailirg down destiny road and he will make janaaiens- hoc- SESSI CORNWALL Nov 28 Cornwall Army was awarded a Quebec Senior Hockey League game with Montreal Army here last night following a dispute In which both teams left the ice The dispute centred around de- fenceman Fat Egan of Montreal C-nraiaf- Wfnvc formerly with Brooklyn Amerl-1 pUI ft- UllS cans in the National Hockey Lea-1 -A 'j 1 1n services Egan had been given a penalty for charging and Referee Den' Bowling Results LADIES LEAGUE WINNIPEG Nov (CP) Bert Warwick assistant coach of tha Winnipeg RC -A J-Bombeix western football champions has changed his story and ha thinks for a good reason 1 A month ago on a visit to Toronto he was quoted as saying Lew Hurricanes could trim any of the three senior Win nlpeg teams But since Head Coach Reg Threlfall selected his all-star aggregation from the league to represent the west Warwick admits he has good reason to change his story If the western champions meet the Hurricanes in the national final Dec 5 he now believes the contest will be "pretty even" The Toronto squad is favored over Uplands RCAF in the eastern final today Warwick says the ROAX-Bombers reputed to be most deceptive and versatile unit will give the eastern champions a real battle The game will be played at Toronto He says RXJAJT-Bombers this year have sacrificed a little power to gain deception a style of play unfamiliar to the strictly power teams of other years Bowling Results A A lhottar Hodmon Metis HewMt It C1aaatta 745 if Bonner M7 Atmmaky SOI MS Ur Laacfc mi MS Lone 47 a CkemfleM 4m Handicap 307 3453 TORONTO Nov 28 (CP) Jerry Blanchard of Cornwall Ont former Dominion flyweight boxing champion who turned pro- fessional shortly before tha outbreak of war Is a corporal in the Royal Canadian Air Force Harry (Scotty) Raynor who managed Jerry in his civilian days is a pilot officer Blanchard and Raynor were a popular fighting team down Cornwall way and now they both hold posts ae physical training instructors in the air force Robert Louis Stephenson 20 a hockey player with the Winnipeg Falcons Junior team two years ago and Morris Sims 19 prominent Winnipeg tennis player have both enlisted in the air force for air crew duties ffttaasttai won 1 Acorn woo 3 Corvette It Bimaido Fandto Hall -F Welch a Todd Spitfire 56 Dowllne 04 453 XL Aoton 553 SU AuM 44 438 Baeuctuunp 713 004 XL Downer 441 31 HmkMcm 4S3 LUMBER Wen If you need Lumber Whin flea Roll Roofing Wallboard Hardwood Flooring or other materials let us give you estimates of oast PETERS SONS Brock and Toronto Streets DIAL Hl FOR SALE 3B5S The expert says: Jack (Cornwall Standard-Freeholder) Park: "There is no place quite the equal of Montreal for hockey rumors The hottest one heard around there recently states that Syl Apps la heading for the army and' will enlist at Kingston From what we know of Appa would say that he does enlist in the near future it will not to do any hockey playing Syl married and has a family and if wishes to finish out this season he need not move from the National Hockey League We are sure he would not become any party to shifts around the country to bolster army hockey dubs Happr hop Fashioas North Clark White 633 A Bomrick 491 TUtak (66 Hoppar 56 WfcSh Ml Bailey 361 304 437 356 661 4U I Turner Hswdtoap MIXED LEAGUE Dark Boreas neny boosted lt up to a match misconduct when Egan kept right on going toward the referee waving his stick Lieut Allan Kuntx of Montreal who drew a penalty for slashing just before Egan was waved off drew a misconduct for his part in the fireworks Cornwall was leading 2-0 at the time near the end of the first period that 'previously had been held up 80 minutes because of an injury to Goalie Leaky Boates of Montreal Referee Denneny said he had given the Montreal team one minute In which to resume play after the argument had been going on for some time and that Marty Barry coach of Montreal had said right go ahead and forefelt the Referee Leave Rink Both referees then left the ice dressed and left toe rink The crowd lingered on not entirely sure of what it was all about Lex Cook coach of Cornwall later turned down a proposal to have a player Dram each team handle the game so that lt could be completed on toe grounds that such a step would ignoring the authority of the referee appointed by the The attempt to resume the game came after team officials had spoken to President George Slater In Montreal by telephone Slater refused to make a decision pending receipt of the report of the referees but suggested the teams might get together and finish the game Cook turned down the suggestion ordered his team to change into street clothes and said: If tha president of toe league cannot make a decision In this case and evidently refuses to back up the actions of toe ref-erees appointed by him I era not going to be a party to any further play" Majors and Saints Win tenns buy small tom rooms modanv brick bungalow Hot waiter heating Location south Abnoaky Handley Clow TWMdtoy PtowlM a pUto am White 604 WhtM 564 CTow 563 0 Btehavdsoa 543 Farms 663 Bdney 36 Burnt 67 Ihndimp hob 3606 won IWririooo won 1 MELON LEAGUE Matetmmaco Mo 1 Acs UBp 602 Cbctuan 543 Bum 736 A MoFta 563 Hot 06 Butman 57 ManS 516 Appleton 466 Kmffan 456 BtdwSm 554 364 Haodtoap 174 34 556 486 306 I 736 736 47S 73 I 3804 Handicap Pete Kelly who performed with Detroit Red Wings In the National Hockey League and with the champion Syracuse team In the American Hockey League now is a supervisor with the air force stationed at Debert NS Bud Harris former hockey star with the Edmonton Maple Leafs is a petty officer in the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve Former hockey players with the Lethbridge Maple Leafs in the armed forces now are Andy Young Cam Burke Ernie Cam-yre Doug Lane Whiter Rimstad Don Culler and Riley Mullen who are in toe army Dick Gray Garth Busch Pete Slobodian Alex Pringle and Nick Negrello era hi toe air force 3630 won 3 Splits won 1 38T6 3U4 won Figlit Results i New York Jimmy Bivins 17514 Cleveland outpointed Lee Savold 195 Paterson NJ (10) Philadelphia Johnny Hutchinson 138 Philadelphia stopped Jigga Donohue 137 Philadelphia (5) Waterbury Conn Mika Bel loise 131 Ik New York outpointed Tommy Ciarlo 135 Water-bury (8) New Brunswick NJ Artie Levine 154 Brooklyn outpointed Tonny Pappa 146 Old Bridge (6) Hollywood Calif Juan Zurita 135 14 Mexico City outpointed Chester Slider 141 Fresno Calif (10) won 3 Dark Snpar Otay Murray Add I 674 563 443 576 64T Martin Ml M- 15 $4500-T both new furnace hardwood floor Eaey terms to rmponsibli party Good location MARTIN Real Otar and Insurance 259 Bagot Htmt ouumtioff 476 gro 633 474 563 333 me Malutansnee Ms a Tatlk IWwn 543 Vamotkea- burfh am OoukllliK 4S6 I Hamilton 464 Ba 563 If Hyland 437 gyW 478 Hawkey 444 WhttKtov am Ungahmc 544 403 Handicap 354 'em Incidentally: Pte A1 Lust training for his Dec 4 Navy League fight in Calgary with Eddie Marcus of Los Angeles' is taking dancing lessons to Improve his footwork Jack (Timmins Press) reports doubt as to whether HoUinger will remain In the Porcupine Mines Senior Hockey League because It has been unable to arrange financial support "Should HoUinger fail to enter the league will undoubtedly fold up A few hours after LAC Ed Foscovage helped Toronto R-CAF Hurricanes win the Ontario Rugby Football Union title against Balmy Beach Wednesday the former Ohio State college athlete won the senior 100-yard back-stroke title in an Ontario championship swim meet here Pos-covage was a member of the Ohio State swimming team last year Bivins Wins Over Savold Supam won Acoua fcsvialU Fmtwni A A TMOMr Kodema Jtartalto Bnclr 'Tampotaky M4S 3901 woo 3 Tortile won 1 Eastern 401 CL AhnquM 354 531 A Blackctoy 530 3 MOfinraiaril 00 331 Child 4M 733 1 Head Flu 471 Griffith 806 XL Hayward 330 Dowling 70S DowHnc 4 If Ba -54 a 340 Office Mw Whltaav Newbury i MoOowia 58 667 436 66 635 108 A TWcMa 3837 Hamilton Majors outstripped Niagara Falla Cataracts to take sole possession of second place In the Niagara Peninsula group by walloping the luckless Port Col' borne Sailors 12-5 at St Catharines No games were scheduled in the Toronto group The 12 goals scored by Saints at St Catharines was the most any senior OHA team has cored In a game this season Port Colborne started out aa though they were going places notched the first goal and then faded right out of the picture aa the Saints poured a rain of rubber behind Coupland St Catharines led 3-1 at the end of the first period added three more In the second and out-scored Sailors 6-4 In the third period Goal Getters Davey Gobi and Mun drick were the high scorers for the Saints Davey and Goble each accounted for three goals and earned one assist Mundrick gathered five assists At Niagara Falla with second place the stake Majors held Cataracts scoreless until the 19:00 mark of the third period while they scored four times themselves Hamilton led 3-0 at the end of the first period there was no coring in the second period and they outacored tha Niagara Falls team 2-1 in the bud period Dillon Brady scored two goals for Majors while Doug Bunions had a goal and an assist Ande son scored the only' Cataract goal on passes from Menzies and hlMdta MELON LADIEX LEAGUE Bnwtwtst LEAGCB Fan Faahws Rddlifn HovHnaca 6T1 Whhl flfataMC 854 JL otla I 444 a Wharria Mdm 7t Duck 416 Lawiwnet Dteuhd When all outdoor 'shiver fat Winter Icjr jronr family la cozy and happy In yonr comfortably heated home-youH be glad yon switched In pure heat-packed economical DsH ANTHRACITE VOLLEY BALL STANDINGS Standings of teams In tha Headquarters Volleyball League played YJLCA each TUnday and Thursday are: Pts SjCAHXL 9 6 3 6 RCE 6 5 I 8 CLD 9 8 4 3 6 4 3 4 KMH 6 4 2 4 RXLAJ JC 9 4 6 4 RjCOCL 6 1 6 1 9 1 8 1 OMmMnt Office Ms 1 SmSl 310 5 Dl wvgfia 434 37 Van Horne Series and Military Service League 2 GAMES MONDAY NOV 30 730 pm vs Garrison and avy vs Ordnance Admission PHONE 671 NEW YORK Nov "(AP) Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland a llghtheavyweight scrapper who prefers to fight the heavyweights has another victim on hie list Lee Savold of Paterson NJ Making his first appearance In the east the Cleveland negro captured a dose 10-round decision over the veteran Savold at Madison Square Garden last night although it took both fighters mostj of the distance to get warmed up There were no knockdowns and the only show of blood came from a small cut oer Sa right eye in eighth round Bivins welgh-od 173 to 193 Offioa SUPPLIES 33g 131 WoBagtea Ibwi PING PONG AT BARRIEFIELD With the number of entries Jumping from 22 to 30 In the ping pong tournament held by the Y-MXLA at Barriefleld a new champion was crowned when A Carter ef Vancouver BO came through to win the tint prize Second place was taken by MiUer of Toronto and third biM hr ti lgoBtoft Cantos 437 UlidUdH 43 Oxaofi) 364 5 414 Di Onaf 34 an 73 rrlny 33 473 Brawuit 437 341 Dummy ssa 377 Handicap 331 344 4a 73 SlM SToa 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