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l iii 9.

.1

iii ,4

depends on the outcome of ' against University of New Bruns-

; wick at Fredericton next Saturday. - The Red Raiders will have to de-

v' better. although not too well. llllwas again top scorer with 6

TI-IIRD STRAIGHT LEAGUE VICTOR.

Saints Defeat Mount A.54-49

Game With UNB Saturday '

Will Decide N.B.-P.E.I. Title

St. Dunstan'I University eased by Mount Allison University 54-40 at s.D.U. gym Saturday night for their third consecutive victory in N.B.- P.E.l. Intercollegiate basket- ball competition.

As a result of the victory the I - Province hampionship riohw V

e Saints' final start of the league

feat the Saints by more than three points in order to win the cham- ' pionship. . The N.l1. -P.l-7.1. winner plays

II. Fix. for the Maritime crown. ii.l').U. Scoring was fairly evenly spaced between nine of the teams . to members. Once again it was .. John (Honda) Kelly that came out with with scoring honors with 14 points. on 6 field goals and 2 foul shots. Lorne MacGuigan was next in line with if. followed by Bob Fr-aron with 7: Chick Morrison - with 5; Gerald Tingley with 5: Eugene Lake. Pete Mi-Gonnell and Brian Noonan each with 4 and Mike Swift with 2. Respectacled Ivan Freeborn lo.s- time; and in live field goals one loulimg ggg V shot to lead the Mounties with ll) Kelly ted the saints attack in points. George Davidson had 10 that half with it points Davidson Ind I-ll'l'lf mick. D011 MICD0UE8ll;was top point-getter for Mount A. and Steve Griffiths each had 8. lwith 9 The Mounties had I slorlousi Saints quickly ran into a 41-30 CIIIDCC 10 Grill the Sam! fmmllead in the second half and. even

CHICK MORRISON and at half time were lead-

Souris Blasts Eagles l4-3 In Playoffs

town Eagles 14-: Saturday night before a jam-packed house so Souris rink to take a H) lead in. the second round intermediate? "8" playoff series. I Eastpacks ran into a big 5-0 lead in the first period and never look-!

' ed back as they scored five morel

in the second while Eagles to chalk- ing up 2. -

Rollie Jenkins was the man in. motion for Souris whacking in 5 goals. Claude Peters '” ' in with 3 and Sam Maclntyrc had a brace. Singles went to Dave Lavie Jarvis and B. MacCormack.

B. MacNeill. S. Maccullough and A.-Macswain triggered singles for the Eagles.

The next game of the series is

-to be played at Georgetown to night. -

Eleven penalties were called by referee Earl Murphy, 6 of them to Souris. Each team was handed a major.

Linesmen were George Paton and .l.l'). Mai-lntyre.

HOCKEY

7 Saints on free throws but muffcdlthqugh Mounties cut the bulge to - 16 of 27 attempls 701' I low avengers points late in the half. the issue U 41 Per cent. Saints did muchlnever seemed to be in doubt. Kelly points. l7)while MacGuigan. McGonnell and Lake each had four.

BOX SPORE

FG IFS PF Pitt. 14 B 7 6

that department sinking 10 of lites. IORRISON STANDOUT A Summerside boy, Chick Morri- son. played standout ball for Saints. His ball handling was one of k the highlights of the game and. besides ' ” , 4 points. set up plenty of chances for his team- ll1aiP5- MrGnnnel.I Two foul shots by Don Mac- Lake Dougall gave the Mounties a brief Swift 2-0 lead in the early seconds of Noonan the game. However, that was the Tingley last time during the tussle that Beiz Mount A. could get the lead on Total: Saints and. while the Mounties Mounties were playing the next six minutes Black without scoring a point. Bob Fea- Davidson ron scored twice and Kelly. Macnnugall MacGuigan. and Morrison chipped Freeborn in with single baskets to give the Wood Saints a 10-2 spread. Windsor Vlt was a low scoring first half Griffiths with both teams missing plenty of Smallwood good hances to add to their Trafford scores. Twice the Mounties came Totals Wm”! 1 Poll! of will the game Referees:- George up but Saints held them off both Harold I-Iowatt.

MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS

Saturday at Sports Arena play- round by more of 3-2. down: in Plnerwoight. Pee Wee r.s.s.4 VI. Springer: 2. e.s.s. and Bantam clmu sot undcr my goals iiyc. Dllnclll. G. MacMillan

y Saints Kelly MacGuigaI Fearon Morrison

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htermina the particular School R. Giggey; Springer goals by M. turn in each bracket to represent MacKlnnon (2). Charlottetown Area in Provincial P.S.S.-2 vs. Springcrs 1. es. Playoffs in the near fuiure:-

S. goals by R. Glggey, G. Crockett Springer goal by M. Maclfinnon; Prince Street wins rounds by score of 5-8.

ModelePkdle Rockets I vs. V. K8. 1. Rocket Goals by L. Duffy D. Burgoyne: W.l(.S. goal by R. Boyleii. W.K.S. 1 vs. Rockets 11. W.K.S. gra' by Ronnie Boyles

NOTE:-This round tied-play off game will take place Tuesday at 4:00 pm.

Following are the results of Sa- hrday'a flrsr round games - all home - and - home total goal af- Hinz-

IANTAMS Ql'-HS--3 va. QSS-0 QCI-IS goals by Bill MacMillan (2). Barry Wil- Ion

QCIlI'rI vs Q35-I; QCHS goglg b Sill Macmillan (I) V. Frluell. W. Ward. R. Biggar; Q55 goal by DI" 1-l"l0T- Queen Charlotte glgll wins Round by a score of Royalty - Sp Pk Canucks-7 vs I'port Coffee 2; Canuck goals by I. Paarden (4), . Dover, G. Wbiflnck. G. MscKay: Colt goals by D. Mi.-Carron. Rogersoa. Canucks-4 vs Coltswl; Canuck goals by A. Maclflnnon, S. Pear- den (2). R. Rice. Colt goal by Mr- Carroll.

Rnyaltyeallp. Park win Round by score of 11-3.

Pee Ween

Q.('.H.S.-2 vs. Q.S.S.--1. Q.C. R.S. goals both by G. Frlzzell; Q.S.S. goal by 3 Richard I goal by G. Kane; Q.C.H.S. goal by G Frlzzell

Queen Charlotte High

Paperweight: P.S.S.-3 vs. W.K.S.-4). P.S.S. Goals by Wayne Ross. Bobby Mac- Nutl and Kenny Scott.

P.S.S.-2. vii. W.K.S.-1. P.S.S. goals by W. Ross. D. Campbell; W.K.s goal by Brian Prowse Prince Street wins round by a score of 5-1.

Model-S'port-4 vs. Q.S.S.-1. Model goals by Jamey Kennedy (1), W. MacDougall; 0.8.5. goal by Gerard MacDonald.

Model-6'porte2 vs Q.S.S. -1. Model goals by Jamey Kennedy; Q.S.S. goal by R. Mclnnln. Model S'port win Round 5-2.

Officials-D. Frizzell. 1'). Doyle, IJ. Poulton. G. MacKenna. V. Mul- ligan. D. Flanaghan, G. Wellner. Bill Raid.

Corn Husker Captures 80th Running of Santa Anita 'Cap

ARCADIA, Calif. IAP) - Corn Husker. the lightly-regarded mem . her of the Llangollen Farm's eni try. captured the mth running of-two shy of the mark was blanked lhv 3l4fl.7fll San Anita Hundl- for the afternoon. He had three r " -:":iy. boa lug out the fav- mounts after one was scratched. on-it Hnlamlps H in n dramatic In the Widener, ii crowd of 10,- iiiiel down the stretch to the wm-.1557 "W Ihp odds.” (m-om, sum.

Ralph News was aboard lhe'mer Tan. who beat Bardslown in four - year - old Corn Husker. the the Mcl.ennan two weeks ago. lightweight In the field with Ill! fode body in the stretch to finish

who grew up in Alberta. to edge time winners. But Longden. still

pounds. fourth in the five-horse race be- The other big ittake race of the hind Castle Rock Fann's weekend. the 3119.400 Widener First

llandicap at Hialeah Park in M1- am). was won by Bardatown. owned by Calumet Farm. Sard- hwn. under top weight of 11

Switch On.

Bardstown covered the distance in 1:03. lardstowrl POM 85.40 and 84.10.. r. first returned nil. There was no nhow batting because all the small flelde-asallsat in the 3 running: of the Widener.

n I

' Cape Breton Senior

nearer the 5.01!) mark for his life-.

Mr. and Porn-iella stabldal

SUSSEX, N. B. ICP)---'l'lie besi- 01-uine Southern New Brunswick lsenior Hockey League finals were aquared' at 1-1 Saturday night when Sussex Legionaires tripped Fredericton Capitals 7-5.

BATHURST. N. B. )i'Pte'l'hr .regular schedule of the North shore Hockey League ended Sat- yurday night with Bathurst Paper- ;m ers downing Miramlchi Beav- ie . . l Dalhousie Rangers led the loop :with 58 points. ('ampbcllInn Tig- '0.r!l had 55 Bathurst 48 and Mir- yamichl at.

y GLACE RAY. N. 8 mp)- GI-"E 3111' Miners deadlocked the

lionaires 3-1 to tie the series at three games apiece.

Glace Bay built up a three-goal lead an scores by Vince Ryan, Tommy Andrews and Ronnie Do- novan before Danny McFayrlern sacred for Sydney in the third.

Miner goalie Ron Decoste turned back 30 shots. Sydnt-y'p Greg Floyd handled 1).

The winner of the best-of-uinu series.

Haney To Fine "llighl-Clubbers"

BRADENTON, Fla. (AP)-MAIL agar Fred Haney of Milwaukee Braves Saturday set a price of SSM on late-hour night clubbing- by any player during the 1957 sen-l son.

"We aren't going to lose ball games because a player was out having a good time the night be- fore." said Haney. with the club in spring training here. ''It won't be a :25 fine, or 850: it will cost the playboy a cool 3500 for violat- ing my curfew rule, and I don't intend to remit any of the plasters. either."

Jackie Robinson, former Brook- lyn Dodgers star. last month said he had heard about a couple of key Milwaukee playerii night club- bing until the "wee hours" of the morning, and be blamed the night clubbing for Milwaukee's failure to win the pcn.iant. Robinson de- clined to n a m c any specific player.

REF llomels 5-3 .

Winsloe Heartbreakerit downed Milton Hornets 5-: at North River Saturday night to move into sole possession of third place in the .North River League.

Billy Mulligan and Joey Arsen- ault scored two apiece for the win- ners and Frank Bradley got one.

The. semi-finals start tonight at Nonh River between the Ic('llllfI- place Hampshire Bulldogs and the fourth-place Milton Hornets.

I Referees for Saturday's game .-wqa Lelth Jay and Roy White.

Jaroslav Drobny Triple Winner

COLOMBO. Ceylon fAP)..For-y mer Wimbledon champion Jam, slay Drobny of Egpt completed a triple Sunday as the Asian ten- aia championships completed a

l MARITIME

to their 14th triumph of the sea-

. . ' he second frame. but thin the which resumes l0fllI:l'lf m I. . will meet Nnrthside Combines. ' B "'"s we" '" "wk: '

- the second

Goose Bay Rink Wins Mar. RCAF Curling Title At S'side

R.CA.F. Station was the scene of

Summcrside the R C A.F.

Souris Eastpacks blasted Geori:e- M"mm' Curling Championship

Bonspiel this weekend. with a rink from R.C.A.l-2 Station Goose Bay winnin the championship trophy presented for the first time for an- nual competition by Mauro. the Maritime Asphalt Products Com- pany of Summersidc.

Played on a new two-ire rink. officially opened only two weeks ago. six teams representing R.C. A.F. stations at Goose Bay. Munc-

Lton. Greenwood. Chatham. Sydney :and ” .ide part" ' in y the bonspiel.

Conducted on the double knock- out system. uhich required cach rink in be defeated twice to be eliminated. the Goose Bay team were forced into a tie in the finals against Sumiuerside. and beat the

1: ends of play in the extra game. The Goose

Mr. Rcagh Tinney. representing tfihe Summcrside firm from whom they were donated.

Group Captain W.H. Swetman. commanding officer of R.C.A.l-'. Station Summerside was also on hand to extend congratulations to

host team by a 9-6 score after

the members of the winning rink.

Jfdotfa

The Charlottetown (iiunrdlnn, Monday, Feb.

25. 1957

Chicago

Hawks

Bump Bruins 4-3

CHICAGO LAP) -Eddie Linen- bcrgcr scored two goals-liis 26th 1 and 27th of the smson --tn load the )Chi(-ago Blark Hawks to a 4 - as

.National Hockey League victory;

over the Boston Bruins Sunday night. 1 The last place Hawks had a

tron. After Chicago built up a 3-1 ylead In the first period the Bruins battled back and in the final period had the Hawks scrambling. Nick Mickoski. l-Irl Kachur and Lituznherger scored for the Hawks before Cal Gardner netted ihc iflrsi Bruin tally. I Lltzenberger”s seco n d score gave the Hawks a 4-1 lead early

Real (Ihevrefils scored late in)" rlod. Early in the

final period ston's Don McKen-

ney stole a puck in Hawk ice and

Armstrong

DETROIT l(.'l'" e George Arm-i rong's goal with nine minutes.

licmaining rewarded Toronto Ma-v

pie Leafs with a 2-1 victory over first-place Detroit in a dull Na- tional Hockey League game Sun- day night.

Armstrong's goal came on a' power play drive while Detrott'sl Alex Delvecchio was just tepplng back on the ice from sewing a penalty.

Toronto led earlier on Ted Ken- nedy's thlrd goal of the ampalgn from a scramble at 4:59 of the second period. Detroit offset that with Ted Lindsay's zllth on a sini- ilar play.

The Red Wings carried a 40-8! edge in the shooting.

Goalie Glenn Hall was iemovcd with 1:24 In play for on extra at- tacker but the Red Wings man-

kiiig; co;

male and place of lhls year's Kings County in meet to qualify two skaters in each age or open racr bracket for the Provincial meet in March was announced last night by the Physical Fitness Division. This year's event will be run off In Murray Harbour Rink. Friday, March lSl iii 7..'Il p.m.

Dliurlctx or Schools which have already signified their intention to participate this year are Souris, Morell. Goorgclnwn. Montague. Murray Harbour and Murray Riv- er.Boyr or girls from any school in Kings Co. can enter this

events. In other words. officials in charge want to see competitors in their own age brilehet- not ting another boy or girl out oft competition.

's Marker Gives Ileafs 2-1 Win

Ice Sports Slated For Murray Harbour Rink

easily beat Chit-ago goalie Al Rol- lins.

Su nimary

First period: 1. Chicago. Mlf'li- oski 4Pilot) 1:03; 1. Chicago. L111.- enberger Iskov. Watson 9:17; :1. Chicago. Kschur (Lt-ilandc. Cl- esls) 18:46; 4. Boston, Gardner iFlaman. Boivin) 19:49. Penalties Flaman 6:42; Armstrong 11:37; La- Iande 10:27; Mlcltoski 11:04; Wil- son 14:09.

Second period: 5. Chicago. Lit- zenberger (Nesterenko. Wilson 11:27; 6. Boston. Chevreflls ILa- bine. McKenncy) lllzol. Penalties: Flaman 1:29; Pilote. Chevrefils 6:08: Armstrong 6:50: Lltzenber- ger l:1ll; Stasluk 15:50.

Third period: 7. Boston. Mr- Kenney 5:37. Penalties: Skov 2:13, Skov 6:33. Gardner 6:33, 10:55. Peirson misconduct 19:30.

Stops

Simmons . . . . .. la 6 3-27 Rollins . . . . .. I 11 18-30

Over Detroit

aged only one harmless shot. Victory ended a three game! Toronto losing streak but still left the Leafs fiva points behind fourth-place New York in their battle for the final playoff spot. In losing two in a row. for only the second time all season. Detroit. was not hurt. in its drive for the title. Summary first period: Scoring: Penalties: Duff 4:01. Baun 11:21, Ferguson 15:22. Godfrey 1821. second period: 1. Toronto, Ken- nedy (Smith. Horton) 4:59; 2. Del- roit. Lindsay (Delvecchlo. Howe) 1:50. Penalties: Morrison 8:47. Third period: 3. Toronto. Arm- strong. tMigay. Stewart) ll'Tfl. Penalties: Armstrong 7:011. Dol- vecchio 0:47.

None.

laatlc - Girls - 4 lo a tram - one up each; Boys - 4 to a team - two laps each.

As has been the policy in the. past the host centre will supervise arrangements for the meet. At this year's meet Crllly M. Lea will be in charge and the various of- fleisl positions will be filled by re- pruentatlvas from cenirea parli-

tin!

.

Second Saints Will And lose In -Weekend Games

victory over Saints with a 24-point performance. Father Clarence Roche chipped in with 14.

Trotters threw up a tight none defense at the Saints and Irv Mac- Klnnon and Charlie Ready played top notch defensive hall in keep- illk U19 high scoring collcgians at bay-

Boh Lincgar with 13 top scorer for the lose

It was a different story for Saints against Y.M.C.A. Saturday. Ken MacKinnon swished in 22 points and Llncgar came up with iii in dropping the Y.M.C.A. No one on the "Y" team got into double figures in the scoring co lumns. George Scanilebury. Ste- wart Lavcrs and Hector MacDon- gall carh dunked 6.

Trottcrs 57 Saints 37

Trotterit:- Burge 6; Ladder 24: Macxinnon 6; Roche 14: Ready 4; McConnell 3. Total - 57.

Sainlr;- Linegar 1:1; Farmer; Tnoke ii; lllacliinnon 5; Mat-Ncil; Ledwcll 9; Wise 4. Kelly. ToInl- 37.

Saints S4 Y.M.C.A. :16

Sainls:- Linegar 16; Farmer 2; Tonke 6: MacKinnon 22: MacNeil 2; Ledwcll 1: Wise 5. Total - 56.

Y.M.('..A. Atkinson 4; Scantle- hiiry 6: Levers 6: Mac-Dougall E; Welton 5: Phillips 4; Ballan 2; - Crockett 3. Total 36.

points was rs.

Mr.

IOII midway through the ii-

to defeat Montreal Can 4-! in a National Hockey game Sunday night as the concluded their sea-

A few mlnmes later Jean Be- liveau tied it. Bert Olmltead put the cans-

F r l

period to enable New York

Bay rink was skipped safe business here. by F5 "Shortie" Mclseish. and A standing room only crowd vi the other members of his team Trotters came out of a slump 15-95 III Mldlwll 54111811, Garden were LAC (1.3. "Ray" Reid. and moved into a tie for first saw the Range. get off in front. mate; I-'4') Ed Hanrshan. Iecond Pile! with Second Saints in the but blow their lead. They finally none; ma cpl, -J.L, ”L.m-jg" City Basketball League ycgterdgy had to come from behind twice to Melanson. lead. ' I by turning back the Saints at S.D. Elm "I0 Vl0l0l'3'- ...3"”i5"'?i"”'ii”' S". "”n'””' 3.: .”'E'ii”.'S”'. T if " ” " " n":.' "?l'?'.”i' ii." "" ”'”i”"ii'3 y -. ."owe" utes. ins c e en a 1 gig. u ' arow n e with Sgt. D. Dudley Dohoo. as felting 1'.M.C.A. 54-as .i'ii?:'.,.., friendly garden atmosphere. How- mate; F-0 Robert M. Campbell Saturday. the.-sfilanadtensf wognd up second stone; and Cpl. "Addy" A h vr no edge or 6 sea A.J. Oucllett. as lead. C. :”.,,,"”;lf3 Elf-'g" Pg: non'I oeentitu . At the conclusion of the bonspiel Po,,p,,m,dA ' 1 E PhrIetti,tIiceHrsent (Iii! Rangers; the trophies and individ al pr” n l e at w en he sent to each team were pregentednllil M"k 't”d"" 9”” the 7'0"?" a rebound into the net.

dlena ahead at the start of the Olmstead gsecond although it was Beliveau 3212: who pulled goalie Lorne Worslcy tllathgate.

1 2. lHarvey) 16:51. Penalties: H. Ri-

The Rang came right back. howevu. and Dave Creighton found the net unguarded while Jacques Plante was flair on back behind the cords as a result of coming out too far to brush away a shot. He was hit by a swarm of Rangers.

But again at the start of the third. the Canadlens moved to the from when Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion hit the mark unas- sisted. That finished the Cana- dtenl. The Rangers took to the of- tense. and it was Ron Mum who tied it again. That set the" stage for Batbgate's shot from right in front.

Summary First period: 1. New York. Prentice f Bathgate, Popein) 14:41 Montreal. Beliveau tolmstead,

chard 2:29; Fontinnto 6:22: St. Laurent 12:13; Murphy 16:20. Second period: 8. Montrea.. fBellveau. Geoffrlon), New York. Creighton Gadsby) 14:41. Penalt-

4.

.West Prince Al

Alberton rink Saturday night. Temper: flared easily on

of violence resulting in five minute penalties to a pair of contcstnauts of either team. in the final rous- ing period of bruising hockey. A Johnston subbing for Reeves in the Freetown net was sensational with 42 stops. Hardy stopped 21 for the All Stars.

Kinch. Richards and F. Small- man tallied for the home team in the opening round. R. McMurdo getting Freetown's lone marker for a score of 3-1.

the sandwich session. Mclllurtlo earning both the Royals markers on passes from Mills. Stewart and F ” " denting the twines

Aces Host To flyers Al Civic 1Sladium Tonight

Parkdalc Fly:-rs. fresh from their

for West Prince as they continued to lead 5-3.

The closing round featured rough heavy checking. spectacular up- sets and a rough house or two for all players on the ice. Judging by the reaction from the large atten- dance the Royals team appear to have taken over the spot in the affections of the local fans long held by the 0'Lcary Maroons.