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November 8, 1952
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“You buy the BLACK LABEL’S”
“It‘s a pleasure We both go for Black Label with the light refershing taste. Try a bottle Yourself—you‘ll like its smoother flavor too!” CARLING‘S Black label LARGER…
Bilt Brass Points To Ranger Farm, Bellow to Boucher: Why Us?
GUELPH, Ont.— When the junior “A” hockey season teed off in these parts the experts took a long, searching look at Guelph Bilt-mores and decided that they had the potential to win the Memorial Cup for the second year in a row. But if you polled those same experts now you would probably get a raucous, “Biltmores, Schmiltmores—they’ll be lucky if they reach, the playoffs.” They could be right too but don’t wager too recklessly on that possibility. Why the sudden switch in attitude? Well, that’s a long, soul stirring opus which might be entitled, “The Perils of Sponsorship,” or “Don’t be a Dog in the Manger with Rangers in Danger.” If you have been devouring the public prints lately you must have noticed that New York Rangers, parent club of the Biltmores, executed…
He Prefers Action to Words
OHA Followers Beef At Officiating in Quebec Loop After Galt Trip
GUELPH, Ont.— With more than two weeks of play completed in the Ontario Hockey Association’s junior “A” series Barrie Flyers and Galt Black Hawks were leading the parade with five of the other nine teams bunched closely behind. The congestion should ease within the next few weeks but al-ready the experts are predicting the closest race in years. That vague prediction is usually made every year at this time but this year it might stand up. To date no team has shown overwhelm-ming superiority. Hap Emms’ Barrie team went seven games before running into their first defeat from the slugging Toronto Marlboros, a team that hasn’t been functioning anywhere near its anticipated efficiency. Then St. Catharines Teepees jolted the Flyers in Barrie and those two consecutive losses started murmurs that the Flyers were…