S.D.U. To Meefst. it . . Int Exhibition Basketball .

Game Here

Saint Francis Xavier basketball team, the best cage squad in East- ern Canada last season will play an exhibition game with the sen- ior- Saint Dunstanis University team on Saturday night. November 24. it. was learned orcr the week-end from Father Walter MacGuigan. Ei.D. U. coach.

The game trill usher in the new basketball season and provide fans

On Nov. 24

intercollegiate honors. They havc the services of all of last year's team except one member and for the first time have the use of a gymnasium for daily practise.

The S.D.U.-St. F.X. game will be played in the College gymnas- ium. one of the fittest basketball courts ever constructed in the Province.

spearheading the Sairits' attacks again this year will be Jackie Rear-

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don. the shot-making artist from the United States. Back with him on the forward line will be Pete Dunphy. Joe Mullally. Fred Coyle. and Dave Kennedy. Clarence Mac- Donald. C)l'lI Maclsaac atid new- comer Mooney will take care of the guarding duties. Practise ses- sions are underway at the College and before the season starts one or two new players may be on the squad.

with one of the fastest cage games rhat. has ever been played here. Last year's Saint F. X. team was Jnbeaten in Maritime competition. They u on the Maritime senior and intercollegiate titles and later went in to win the Dominion intermed- .ate crown. All of their players except one have returned to col-

eize. The Saints this year will make their first bid for Maritime Senior

islanders Vs. Halifax ' St. Marys Here Tonight

Waller Pawlyshn Will be backl Vwith his linematcs of last season. j"Bucko" Tl'ain(-r and ”Red” :Farero when the Islanders take to, the ice tonight azainst Halifaxv Saint Mary's at the 1'-'oi'um hercf IL'ulll he the first time this year” that last season".-: highest scnringi iiine in the Big Four Vllii be work- ting as a unit. 75i3nd9l' I And there will be other IC'.iLll1'es

Islanders Are Interested In Hildebrand

Thves Cha riot tctown

816 11920111111119! YOF 1115' D”rChE5eiflIl0lll tonightis game that will 0? It-'1 W1-'i.LC1i FY1361 Hiidcbiandiiltilllg hack memories of last sea- from the ViCL0l'ia COUEBYS, ll-.son. 1-liighle Campbell will make W35 193”-Ed Yeslcrday fI'0m I5"lllls'Ii1'SI. appearance here iii an landers Coach L60 Lhm0u1iCUX- illcilifax tiniform and there is a

The Islander-s have received aithance that. Kevin "Crusher" wire that IIlidUblEll'1(I is for salalcontvay will lineup with the They have replied. stating that saints. Conway l'.".1S expected to they were interested and askingiarrive in Halifax over the week- the price. lend.

Hildebrand performed with thel Big Phil Vltale will be takin! Sydney Millionaires for the past his regular turn on defence. Phil two seasons. Last year he was.re-injured his hand last Thurs-E the third highest scorer for the iday night in it bout with "Red"; Millionaires as he picked up atiolsen of Moncton and missed 30315 and 35 assists (or 70 points. Friday's game. Johnny Dutchak

He was born in New West- and Don Bcllringerl are still in minster. B. C., and played jumor hospital and will not. see action. p hockey with the Saint Cathar-I Johnny Morrow will return to mes Tee pew for mi-0 yea,-5. rhjglthe ice lanes tonight arid will Hm. he turned profesajongj Mm take care of the iinlit wing duties Viotoria. but apparently. like on the "13ucl:" Whitlock line. Frankie Bathttate. can not makei In their last appearance im-ct

the grade. He L, 32 year, old and the Halifax Club scored a 1-01 weighs 165 pounds. win over the Islanders in the scn-I

son's opening game. A win for thci

, lslanders tonight will give the is-1, landers ll chance l.o hop intof Si. F. X. Wins Rugby Title

second spot. above Glace Bay. The!

Miners, who are one point ahead of.

lthe Islanders. play Sydney. 1lall- TRURO. N. 8.. Nov. 11-(CPl-- Aggressivenesa. and the ln'ragin- ation of the three-quarters. nave

fax are it close fourth place club

St. Francis Xavier University a -- ahatterlnx :17-2 win over rlefend- Saturday lnjg ohamplon Mount Allison Uni- NATIONAL LEAGUE verslty and the Maritime college Detroit 3, Toronto 3 tum, rurby this here Saturday Chicago 2. Montreal 4. Except for a brief thrust after AMERICAN LEAGVE the opening whistle which peter- Buffalo 5' Hershey 4. :dp:::1t';i”KeOlil”h"hPel?::1:";:3:: lnclianapolis 0. Pittsburgh 3.

. c - .. - half by Blenls Nicholson. Mount Providence 5' Swamse i"

Cincinnati 2. Cleveland 5. Allison failed ot impress durlris mac".-lo COAST LEAGl.E

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the game. , , . To gain the final they had won Tnwma ii vamoulel 4 me)" the NE.-P.E.1. title from St. Sm-3'00" 5- Calgary 4r

Victoria 5. New Westminster 3. Quebec Senior-

Football Scores .. 3

Quebec Junlor--

Grztnby 2. Three Rivers 5 Maritime Major-

Salnt John 7, Moncton 1

Glace Bay 5, Sydney 2 Northern Ontario Senior

Sudbury 4, North Bay 7 0.H.A. Junior

Barrie 3, Windsor 5

St. Catharine: 3, Grill 5

Guelph 3. Oshawa 5

Dunstan'a and U.N.B.

By The Canadian Press

in; Four semi-Final Toronto 21. Hamilton 7. (Hamilton wins two-game total-

points series 31-28.)

Western lnterprovinclal Final Edmonton 5 Saskatchewan 12. (Besipof-three series tied 1-1)

0. R. F. U. Senior Final Toronto Beaches '1. Samia 28.

tsarnis wins two-game toal- gum." points series 41-301. K OHA Junim. i ."'m"'”"e3l'1h s""" Kitchener 2. Toronto Si. Mich- MCGlll 7 Varsity 11. ad.” 5 Western 20 Queen's 1.1. v T t M H, w. I. F. U. FINAL mwalerloo 2. nrongn Elf oros

Edmonton 5. Saskatchewan 12. 'Qu..jm-, Junk"-

tBest-of-tl-iree series tied. 1-1). G.-why :5, St, Jr-ronte a i F Montreal Cnntidiens 2. Quebec 4 -s iQuebec Senior Ottawa 2. Sherhrooke 2 Shawinlgan Falls 4, Montreal 1 Quebec 3. Chlcntillmi 2

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ted well and

A neversaydie team of Char- lottetown Abbie.-2 scored a last half! t1'y and a penalty kick Saturday afternoon to defeat the youthful Saint John Mariners 5-0 and win the Prince Eziward Island-New Brunswick football title. The game iwas played on Memorial field.

A pinch hit penalty kicker and

Some one once coined l phrase, "The early bird gets the worm",l and uiidoubledly he never heard In fleeb famed vemmn of the 100;.

of. the 1951 edition of the Clllir-than wars 1 who returned to the lottetown football Abbies. NCV'igan1e alter a three year ,-cm-9- Pl'ihC'-95s "19 130'-1359 RDUY litsyinenl. proved the scoring punch llic Abbles whose early inol'11in',' for a team that clung (lcsbe;-ately D'-T015595 during the past 11100151 on its one yard line in the open- paid 0” SillU'-'da.v afternoon in in; minutes of the second half and the last half of the game againstmhen came on to overpower its the Mariners. For hurdling tlie'opponents. first obstacle in their advance to-3 Back-fielder Arnold "Red" llow- wards the .11:-Curdy Cup this col- 'ntt. made good a penalty kick mid- uinn would like to extend its way in the last half as he calmly tongrattiiations to the coaches droffticked the pigskin through. Gordon Bennett and J'cIl11('S Corie. the uprights for two poliits. The to Mlkc Canipbell and to slim kick was taken directly in front Abcgweit lcain niembers. .0f the b8l'S from 3b0l1l 1'5 S'81'dS r - ioiit. Art Perry. the regular kicker The obsincic llicv litirditd nus has forced out of the same earlier not an easy onc. it wiis hard loll”-ml 311 i".l”l'lV

imagine Siittirclay that the T1191! 5l39ed51?l' "WiH(i.V" DEPFIE9. Mariners were the same leaiii.l'-"110 l'i'l313CCd 1110 lllllllied SD10, who battled to a scoreless dr'.iiv'C0)'1E in the second half put thc with the iniermcdnio Mount .-x:- some on we 70-" the Abh-vS-

lison sctuaci a month azo. On Sat- "V'ii"d-Y" llmke ”"'-'"'-'h m'" 3 35. mdm. Hun, were ,1 Wm mgmdm, run to go over in tire left. hand med, (as. aw m.c:.,.s team W-n'Chl(:O1'llCi( for lrlic It-earl iil1'CC.P0iI'lIS.' battled on cvcn ground with the The 33"” 11515 ihC-55LUl-fI of .1. Abbies for nmrh. 50 minmeb home and home scrzes between: Their scrum. although irght. heel-In." Mums ii" the lwmnmuncei

men. picking and richt to continue in Mccurrly C11)! in: combination of Grant and 9135" The Abmes mu meet H” nsella. were pretty to w.-itch. i

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Halifax Wanderers ncxt Satttrdayi in a sudden dchth game and the wtiiticr is scheduled to play St. Fl

But they like nmst of tho. . g . , ; other teams the Ablilcs lravc X" ml me M"ci”fI'” Cup I faced this rear -o-ild it ms The game "meloped mm " (ha ch jlotielio - L C ml Cr fc titanic struggle l:ctwccn two even.

h 1” ll" '" ' ” ” ly m.'il.cliccl lC.'lll"J with 110 quarter

games this icasori only one play- ,, . .

rr could do it and that was Gerry n5ili::.1:::dJ(:;onf20BJE3;n33f giiigixfiifircl,:.i)iiic:t-hriiiiineiiddxidl 70 at San" John R wcck "go amt the opposition failing to score. .I-cmtmjal mm. Mm preth. we” F”51 W "35 ii SCDWECSS dmw mm cren ll'll.I”l both teams "cttiiir inloi Mount Allison. then a 3-0 w;n Fcomm, Damion: 56.21.31 it-lmcs. M" Hahmx w3"'d"""5- "(xi ” The Abbics rcerived more pciialtv 5Co"”!955 draw "”'h we Ma”"”5 kicks lhaii.lheir opponents while a week ago and finally the 5-0 the lice!-outs bv the scrunis were.

victory on Saliirday. about even. 1 ' g ' ' - The Abbics. defending the cast But the Abbics offensive pow- End (.1 the (gem mm p1n.i..:.

er, although it has not rcsuitecl Mains. tho wind. kicked H”. The in HH.'-' 1331!? SCUYC5- hfls 50 (Mi Mariners l'Clll?11f:d the play lllldi Wl-Sh0n0 ihtllf Iacklin: disD18.YS-iput on an olfczisive drive that al-1 The local team's half line gave a lmnst. resulted in a score, It 5""-Tilhei” Pxilibiimll he"! Salli!”-:i The M:11'lllCi'S worked inside the, day than at MIN lime rlurink theiAlrbics tcrr.to:1v and from a serum FCREOIL Picking flllillilcll J0l1lln.V started off a licnutilul half lino! Bradic.v. and fl.i'inz ttueirtrr Elmer i-un that was made more effective Blarichard. who worked toizctireiuby poor izivklitig by the Abbics. for two years at S. I). U.. fitted'Aflt-r being stopped in the left together again like a hand and hand corner they reversed their. aiovc. "Red" Howatt played the field and two men broke away has-t game of football hi: over with only one min to heat. . took part. in. while players l:kei But that on: man. and it was George Seantlebiiry and Howard veteran Fred "Spic" Corie. pul- Glover always give a good per- tied off the tackle of the day as he formance. "spic" Coyle sat-ed.c'.ove head first into the legs 01 the day with his tackling wlr.ic.l.he ball carrier. The man was "Windy" LePagc 31.0.”-d he liasmleanly I.flICCl1 out of the play and not forgotten any ,of his football his attempted pass was wiln. kn.ow-how, Midway through the half t.hc - - - ..Vlarlners came close again. This The gm-W3,-d ljne M Reg Rod..timc it was hackficlder Cunning- gers, Ebbie Devine and Noel wn-tham who followed up n loniz kick son is very probably the best. tn'b.v the visitors fullback Kelly. the Mm-jumps. wj15on and 1)e..Ctmnin;:hani broke into the clear vine are both 1.,.., SM, hem-y lbut the ball took a bad bounce and shouldeiied men while Rodgers is'h9 W” "HBM9 W Dmf 15 119- a medium sized heeler. 235 pound ' Gwrne Svanile-bury spen:'hcad- Ray Sam and charlie Ready sup- ed the Abbles first dangerous ply plenty of power in their p05. lthrust with an elusive :16 yard run Mom 35 locks while Em Led,lfI'On1 CE1'llrEIlCldA into lenemy ter- wen is a smedy Hump man who r-ltory. Ellis of the visitors cauirlit can be used with the forwards nrtmm. fml" behmd”md hm”gm' hlml m the backmldp Hacking the down with an ankle hizh Itltiklltxg mam up )5 me capable AW Pcnhvv .The play came from a scrum ttith the big fullback. who aggravated Emdle-l' tBll”ndl”rd "nd s”""'c' an old knee injury Saturday that 1"-V 9”” P31"!- may keep him sidelined for the rest of the season. Altogether

the Abbi” have 23 players "mi Minutes later the Abbleiz back-

' so - mfelg g:izur”dnI;”":2:r agufge by :n jflel suffered it crippling blow when

asset to any team. a a

Ahhlea Players Injured

. there's I will there's a way and the Abbies found the way. They instituted early morning practices. At first it must have been dis- couraging. The second morning t on-ly Frank Strain and coach-

Gordon Bennett and Jimmie

For the players and the coaches the win must have been 'doubl,vl sweet. Back in the early part of. September they banded together. for their first practises with onlyiou about 10 men showing up. The)?!”

& - d Coyle showed up. But through 3:: 2:1??? l'fa";ho;:n 32;. the persistent efforts of the ' coaches and the team captain

Service. Charlottetown.

THURSDAY - HOCKEY

NIGHT SKATING

FORUM DATES

MONDAY - HOCKEY - 8:30 1- HALIFAX

TUESDAY-CHILDREN'S SKATING NIGHT SKATING

WEDNESDAY-GENERAL SKATING .

FRIDAY-CHILl)REN'S SKATING GENERAL SKATING .

SATURDAY-AFTERNOON SKATING ..

them out to practise. But where Elm" Blanchard the boy. tum-

ed out for the morning sessions. 0 O 0

And now its on to the Halifax

Wanderers and the scml-finals of

THIS WEEK

the Mc-Curdy Cup competitions Negotiartions for the site of the game .Xl'(il'e hr.-lmz carried out

4 in 3.30 over the week-end and it appear-

. 8 to in ed as though the sudden death 3 to m game would definitely be played in either Charlottetown or Hal- m ST. JOHN - 8:30. ifax. The Abbie: have offered 4 '0 5:30 the Waggeiers a guarantee and 4&4 8.010 accomm atom to play the game here. The winners of the 83 M13 Aibbles-Wanderers game will play - -------- 4- -- 10 St. F. X. who trounced Mount A. 0

17-2 on Saturday.

pocket pack at live HALIFAX T0

TICKET SALE: ALI. HOLDI.NG

ALI. IIMAINING SEATS AT 7 O'CI.OCK

The FORUM

RUSH TICKETS '

0:30 0'cl0cK

NIGHT

SEATS - 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.

iinstructor tilmost rim-is it bitt was

.30 here hcfore a point was scored!"

.v-o over stttning up. The score cumc near the Zii miiiulc mark. The try knocked the spark out

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Abbies Defeat Saint .John 5-0 To Capture tiN.B.-P.E,I, Rugby Title

captain Elmer Blanchard kicked on the head und knocked unconscious. Blanchard was taken from the game and shortly after big Art Perry was forced to retire when an old knee injury was ag- gravated. ”Splc" Coyle was taken out at half time with a knee In- jury. "Windy" LePage. Ciee Glllis and Roy Campbell went in as re- placements. '

The Mariners again went. on the attack as the second half got underway. Play see-sawed. back and forth until Howard Glover followed up a long kick and got possessloii of the ball about five yards from the visitors line.

Glover was tackled and a scrum was called. Hard working Noel Wilson attempted to crash his way through but was held at the line. Another serum was called and seconds later the Abbies were awarded a penalty kick from right in front. Howatt wasted no time in s?riii;; the two points.

B the Mariners, who appeared to grow stimiger as the grime wore on. came back to the attack. Tliey advanced to the Aboics one y:ir:1 line and led by their coach big Joe Massey made A gall-an: effort. Massey. their American born FT

blocked inches frmn the line.

Ainites later "Windy" LePar.e struck for the telling blow. He started the ball rolling with a

15 yard line from centre field be- lore bong tackled. On the two man scrum he kicked the ball ahead and raced tip to grab it off an opponent's back. 1

Then he called on all his old. .-per-d lllld cxpcricncc as he side- stcppctl thrcc mcii and broke f1W:1)' with two inch to beat. Hc raced past one hard running de- fciidcr and then by the second to

NOVEMBER 1'2. 1951

Rangers Climb out of National league Cellar

NEW YORK. Nov. 11 - (CF) - New York Rangers lifted ,.them- selves out of the National Hockey League cellar tonight with a 3-2 victory over Chicago Black Hawks.

First Period Scoring: None. Penalty: Gadsby. Second Period 1-New York. McLeod (Laprade) - 8:44 3-Chicago. Hucul (Me-Fadclcn. Dewsbury) Penalty: Evans.

10:39

Third Period

3-New York. Hergeshelmer (Stewart) 5:14

4-New York, p 7:48

5-Chicago. Mosieniko Q (McFadden) ..... .. 14:03 Penalties: None.

BOSTON I. TORONTO 1 BOSTON, Nov. 11 - (CPI Bast;-1 Bruins and Toronto Mapl: Leafs fought to a 1-1 tie here to- night in their first meeting 'on Boston ice. Sunini:iry:-- First Perlotl Scoring-None. Penalties. Flaman 0:57. Ezinicki 2.

Second Pr rlotl

1--Toronto. Watson. (Gardner. Mat-kolll . 10:17 Penalty: Iiziiiicltl 5:48. Third Period 2-Boston. Brown. (Ferguson. Quack:-nbusli 6.14 Penalties: Sloan 6.34. Schmidt 6.34. Sttndforcl 18.50. Klukay 18.59. Shots:- Henry .. 5 12 111-510 Rollins 10 5 9-24

DETROIT 3. MONTREAL 3 DETROIT. Nov. 11 -(CPI - Thc Detroit Red Wings spotted

Montreal Canadians n thrce-goal lead in tire first period. then roared from behind with a third- period tally to gain a 3-3 dead-

of the .1lar;ncr.r. dritc. They Ili- tacked again but the old fight was! not there. The gniiic ended in thct Abhies territory. 4

For the Ahbics there were no' individual stars. Forwards like ljddie Devinc and Re: Rodgers

pulled off sciisnliunnl trickles while the others pliinged tlirouch for essential gains. The baci:ficldcrs worked as a unit and loolzcrl het- ler than in any previous z:'.I1l?'.' this year.

Forw-irtl Joe llnsscv. li:icltfioI.l- crs. Ciiiitiiitzliniii. t'iH".l1l. aiil K"1- sclla and lull truck Kclly p oiit.st:iiidiii',: games fur the t'isit.oi's.

The game was capably rcicrccd by A. J. Macltdzitii.

Lineups: Ahbzcs-ltiillrtirrit. Art Perry: tlircc qiinrtcrs. Coylc. Gior- cr. Howatt. Sczmtlcbury: halves. Bianrhnrd. Bradley; forwards, Wilson, Derine. Rodgers, Sark. C. Ready. Lcdwcll; subs. LePagc. Campbell, Gillis.

Saliil. John-fiillliack. Kelly; three qutirlers. Boudrcxiii. Cun- ningham. Allan. Murchison: halves. Grant. Klnsclla. Massey. Noble, lrriniz. Driy. Ellis. Rud- dock: mibs, Fraiiley, Berry. Mac- Guire.

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Standings

W L T F A Pts. Saiiil John . 12 3 2 79 28 26 Glace Bay 7 7 2 45 44 16 Charlottetown '1 8 1 56 40 15 Moncton . . 6 7 3 41 63 15 Halifax .. . 6 9 1 38 65 13 Sydney . .'i 10 1 42 51 ll

Ii.S. college Football

By The Associated Press East

Rutgers 28 Brown 21. Columbia 21 Dartmoutli 6. Cornell 20 Molcliigan 7. Princeton 54 Harvard 13. Holy Crass 39 Marquette 13. Temple 34 NYU ti.

Penn State 3'2 Syracuse 13. Army 27 The Citadel 6. Maryland 40 Navy 21.

Ohio state 16 Pitt 14.

South Virginia 34 North Carolina 14. William and Mary 28 VP1 7. Tennessee 00 Washington Lee 14.

Wake Forest. 19 Duke 134. Georgia 7 Florida ry.

Georgia Tech 34 VMI 7. ' Alabama (0 Mississippi South-

ern 7.

.Mi5sisslppl 39 Auburn 14. Kentucky 37 Tulane 0.

and

Midwest

Michigan State 36 Nolre Dame

Iflllnoia 40 Iowa 1:. ' : is 1 '-

Purdue 96 Not-thweatsm ll. Wlsoonslnlo Penn. 7.

Tulsa 42 Kansas state :6. Drake 14 Wichita 7. Nebraska 34 lowa state 27. Oklahoma 34 Missouri 20.

southwest Baylor in Texas 6. SMU 14 Texas-A at M H

AT 8:20 P. M.

Far West - Colorado A an M 34. Montana 0. Colorado 54 Utah 0. Washington state 9 Idaho 0.

Stanford 27 southern California She

luck licforc 1:13-8.'.l National Hoc- key League fans here tonight. - First. Period

GLACE BAY, N. S.. Nov. 11 - (CP) -- Glace Bay Miners bolt.- ed into second place in the Mari- lime Major Hockey League here Saturday when they whipped last- place Sydney Millionaires 5-2.

Ron Rhomer scored Glace Ba)": first goal on a handout from Bob Cooper before the game was two minutes old and from then on the Miners kept the upper hand. outscoring Sydney 4-1 in the in- itial period.

The victory gave Miners 18 points. one more than Charlotte- town Islanders and Moncton Hawks who are tied for third spot, and 10 points behind pace- sctting Saint John Beavers.

Rohmer. Cooper and playing coach Bud Poile each collected two points, with Polio getting two assists and the others pick- ing up a goal and an assist.

Rohimer's early marker was fol- lowed less than five minutes later by Len Bailey's goal. Left winger John Anderson found the mark before Sydney picked up their first goal olif the stick of Earle (Skippy) Frezell. Cooper found the mark for Miners at 17:58 on a pass from Wywrol.

On-ly goal of the second period was scored by Hub Macey of Miners. while M.-irineau up with Cupolo for Sydney's sec- ond counter in the third frame.

Rockey picked up the only peti- alty of the first period and the sin bin was unoccupied through- out thc final franic. llowcvcr tempers ran high in the middle period when four penalties were handed out including two majors and a match misconduct.

Line-ups: