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O'C+AL TOURNEY riot. --
The other -game winners and
oward eNee and partner,
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-lAreadley, w re Winer
Prize ill the Merchants and
p► eture's tournament of the
eri a La1VM..Bowiing •.Club held
their peens Monday night.
1 4e ' were 37 entries in all and
'luded rinks from. Stratford. Sea -
their scores are: H. Scrimgeour and
partner, Goderich, 3 plus 18, 35;
'11. Brown and partner, Wingham,
3 plus. 15, 38; J Nediger and part-
ner, Clinton, 3 plus 14, 46; S. Mc-
Lean and partner, Goderich, 3 plus
9, 36; G. McKay and partner, Wing -
ham, 3 plus 9,, 30.
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Each 49c
Goderieh District Collegiate In-
stitute's rugby -football team goes
into action next Wednesday after-
noon, meeting the Seaforth High
School squad here.
Featuring a Split -T offence oper-
ated by quarterbacks Fred Skelton
and Bob Dockstader, the local lads
hope to put on a crowd pleasing
brand of football. With a .large
number of holdovers from last
year, the team is heavy and strong
with such players as Bill) Bowra,
Jack Hacks, John Kane, Don Over-
holt, Bob Gregory and Fred Buch-
anan, all experienced players in
the 200 -pound, class. The boys
play.. the regular 12 -man game, fol-
lowing standard CRU rules.
Schedule for the Huron Second-
ary School Association league is
as follows:
Oct. 5—Wingham at Clinton
6—Seaforth at G-oderich
12—Clinton at Goderich
13--Seafort11. at Wingham
19----Goderich at Wingham
2E --Clinton at Seaforth
26 Wingham at Seaforth
27—Goderich at Clinton
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Drama can flare like fireworks, and at
feast one drama of this kind will occur
when the National Hockey League's All`
Stars play Detroit Red Wings at Detroit the
night of October ,2.
For, a coach brand-new to the majors,
who never before" handled a hockey assign-
.m,ernt bey and the junior ranks, will be at the ,helm of the great
Stanley (;up champion Detroit team. And a coach in only his
second major season will be opposing him.
Jimmy Skinner, newly -appointed coach of the Red Wings,
replacing astute little `Tommy Ivan, who has moved on to
Chicago, . has this important •thore for his first job in major
hockey. Skinner's appointment is in line with an established
sports policy of having the coach of record. at the time of the
game direct his team.
The All Star contest will mark Skinner's debut at the helm
of the Detroit .club on Olympia ice in which he will seek to
become the second coach in history to lead a Stanley Cup
champion to victory over the All Stars.
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This season's annual battle will be notable for the fact that
facing each other from opposite ends of the rink, will be two of
the greatest net -minders in hockey history. They are Terry
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who fought it out for Vezina trophy honors to the very
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in 69 games, Sawchuk 129 times in 67 games. Lumley is a former
Detroit net -minder, who -reached Toronto via Chicago Black
Ravlrks, to whom he went in a trade that, , curiously enough; in
volved Boston Bruins' fine veteran goaler, Sugar Jim Henry.
Lumley, pink-cheeked athlete from Owen Sound, Oat.., sig-
naliied his apjiearance with Toronto in ,the '52'53 race by. reg-
istering 1.0 shut -outs, and increased that number Ito 13 last
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