Mils Edge Atlantics 2-1 Totlontinueln MMllLFinals

SYDNEY. (GP) —Sydne_\‘ Mll- innairee. again led by their sub- Ititute goalie. scored two second-

riod gonls for a 2-1 victory over

liftx Atlantics Wednesday night in the best-of-nine Maritime Ma. tor Hockey League finals. Halifax leads the series 4-2.

The seventh game will be pin)“ edtonight in Halifax.

Giles Buisvert, the sub goalie who was called up for the crucial game Tuesday night when At- sentics led the series 4-0. was sen- sational in stopping 32 shots as his Lpiimnunes were nutplaycd by tiardqskating Atlnnlics.

Jack (Mucklcn Hollctt spoiled his shutout by scoring at the 18:05 Iiark of the third pPl‘1OCl on a power play started by defence- inan Bill Al'(‘allEi. iii 11 games with Millionaires this season Bois- rert has had four shutouts

Charlie Marshall started the Icoriniz for Mils early in the sec- nnd period lvhrii he rifled a shot past, Rm‘ M:~lVlrekin on it. play ulth mach T(‘l'l',\' Rf‘Lll'dOll and Ted O‘Coiiiior. Rm" L.-.l<-roix add- .-d the second lillfl\\'(l_\' in the per- iod. assisted by Marshall.

B0l£N8l‘l., brought up from Am- at-rst M6i€Ul‘S of the New Bruns- \l(.'l( Senior l.c:i2i:l>, was olilshot n all but lilf‘ ins: i)t‘l‘l(‘d in the }ai'ri.{nu_Qhi ;:.illl". but Sll0\\'f‘li the

lmm that gave Mils their first \'ic-‘

my of the series Tuesday.

Mils called mi the dark-haii‘ed zoaltender whnil lllL'll' regullr man storm Defriire, allowed 20 goals .11 the first four £ZF\illf‘S D~‘iCllt‘E and the best g(liIiS—flQ'<l‘.l’1St record ever the league schedule.

Lineups.-—

ll:-iliia\‘: (20.11, .\l(-.\1et~kln: dc- friirp, l.F‘[ll1H‘_ .\:'t'nntl, .\lt‘NOIl. P-lnoni: l(Il\\‘.i!‘Il-’, \\'\urnt, .\im- l'4'l\\', Forri, l.(‘|li‘li', Bti'.lii4'.~<. th<‘lit=, .\'i(‘l’lien, \\';iliviii. iirilleit.

Sydney; Grinl. Boisvtrl, (l(‘lEl1(.'E‘. Eeardon, .\ir'Dnnnlrl. O'Connor. _‘Il'Ca]lum: fnm;lrti=, Renaud. (‘liorle_\‘, .\m.'\d:n_ TIi1i*r\ri=l‘rl\, .\il'- 1v:i_\rs~, Pirir, Ct)\\.ln, l.;i(‘l‘”|-\'. Liarshnll.

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C" Exhibition Game The Sport. l-.hIl:c_ All .\'t:lr.< (lo-

fsaied the North liner All Stars

95 in an rxllibitimi liuckey gantr-

A? North River rink last night. Played rm gnarl ire it was fast and rugged. Tbr~rr~ “:1! A large trnlvd.

.K'I‘ririil: for the Sport imdgrv nrre (‘nlvrr \\'llll inlir. .\ini-Leorl ‘no. and Read)’. 1lvnrlr<<cy and MacDonald with singlr-c.

For North River the scoring was by D. .\1.1t-Fjnrhcrn. F‘. Tay-

lrr. S. Tl‘O\\Sllfll", and .\. Ai'~r'n:luli_ lrc.

Rrfei'ees .1.-i_v and Kennedy handed out nine penalties.

K ('Fl1‘lllli'll[|Fl r-m-h uith sing-

the ‘

[to haul bank:-oils out

Referees: Sewell, Ll-inieux. Sunimary:—-- First Period No scoring. Penalty: Morrow 1.38. Second Period

l—S_Vdne_\', Marshall. l (O'Connor. Rezirdun) 5.05 i 2—S_vdney. l.acroir(, (.\(Iar‘hull) 12.16 PenIities: Ford 1117, McNeil ilnd Amadio 15.20. Third Period 3--Halifax, Hollett. (Arrzind) _ .. .. ,. . 18.05 Pcnuliii \\'atson 602 ‘mis- cnnducit, Arcand 6.02. " Stops: - if\l(‘.\iecl<in 9 8-26 ‘B(.is\'t-rt 12 6-32 I o i Rotary Minor iii N’ h . ockey lg t Big Success I . i l..1<t night was A big night ‘for the _\'0LlllL.'SlPl‘§ ‘ii the Forum as the Rotary Club of Charlotte- tnun singed its third annual

rninni‘ il(')('i\'f‘_\' iii<,:ht. The program- nm \\'ili(ll \\H~‘ uitnes-‘ed by it i(‘\V ndlill< and a large: number of )'f‘lln,tZ ponple was action-packed gall the way and featured games for thrce city titles and one prov- irwinl title. slimniarics of which zippcnr ri<e\\lit‘re.

To (‘0ilt’il|(l/‘ till‘ c\'enini:'s enter- tainment the Tfnrcn Band render- ;rri several selections for the islmiing pleasure of ii large crowd ‘of enthusiastic skaters.

5iiocile‘y Playei

Dies During Game

W'E.'T.\SKI\\'f.\'. Alta.. (CP)— Er- nest (Bud: Polries, 42. a veteran

‘of 25 years in Central Alberta I-loc- key League play, died of a. heart seizure 'l‘uesda_v night while play- ing in an exhibition game be- tween Calmar and Wetaskiwin.

Calmar coach Robert Mullen said Polries had been on the ice only twice. After his first appear- ance. he complained he couldn't “get. untracked" and seemed short of wind.

y Late in the first period Polriu skated to the Calmar players‘ box. shnlitiniz for mnieone to relieve him and colnplaiiiing of R lump in his chest. He then collapsed and died,

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hold the trophy donated by

KEEFE TROPHY WINNERS —'Champion lady curlers of the Charlottetown Club are pictured above. They are left to right, Mrs. Georgie Swindell. 2nd stone, Mrs. Kay Mustard, mate and Mrs.

Councillor George R. Keefe.

Seaman, 1st

stone, Mrs. Agnes Rosemary Hill, skip. They Barter’s Film Lab.

Last night. It the Forum. City paperweight, Pee Wee and Bantam hockey titles for 1954 were decided when the Charlottetown Rotary Club sponsored its third annual minor hockey nite.

in the paperweight game. Spring Park Bluesliirts defeated Q. S. S. Bruins 3-2. P. S. S. Hornets defeat- ed Q. 8. S. Rangers 4-0 in the Pee Wee division and in the Bantam playoff Q. S, S. Hawks piled up ii 10-0 win over W. K. s. Whirlwinds.

Q. S. S. Bruins—Goal: Michael MacDonald; defence. Leo Murphy, Wayne Leightizer. Billy Stanley. Winston Brown; forwards, David Lawlor, Billy Rlmaghari, Leo Kelly. George Monaghan. Leonard Doyle, Brian Maccormack.

Spring Park Bluebirds——Goal: Rollie Mnolntyre; defence, Ronnie Rice, Barry Edwards. Donnie Burns. Eldon Lnrsbee: forwards: Allan Mcxirizion. Clifton Pound, Michael Mcxinnon, Louis Floor. Jimmy

Cullen, Ernest Tredenick, Blain Richard. Pat Murphy. SUMMARY First. Period

l—Bluebirds. M. Me.cKinnon

(R. Rice. C_ Pound) .. 2—13luebirds. R. Rice ..

Second Period

:I—B1uebirds, A. MacKliinon 4:15 4~Bruins. D. Lawlor

(I13. Ranaghan. L. Kelly) 4:45 Third Period 5—Bruins, B. Ranaxhcn

(G. Monaghan) ............ .. 5:20

Rei'erees—A. Perry. A. Gorveatt.

Q. S, S. R.ange.rs—Goal: Bobby Brown: defence, Stephen Connolly. Johnny Arsenault, Ernest smith, Bobby Shaw; forwards, Paul Mur- phy. Colin MacM1l1an, Billy Sherry, David Stull, Tommy King. George Dunn. P. S. S. Hornets—-Goal: Wendell Adams; defence, Allan Bowness. Marven Block. Gordon Ferguson, Billy Giggey; forwards, David Rog- ers. 1-‘racer Burke, David Lee, Peter Tanion. Donnie 1-‘rizzell, Willard Barrett. 1-‘red Gauthier. Billy Mac- Millan.

SUMMARY I-‘int Period 1-)’. S. S.,1". Gauthier

(D. Rogers. 8. Glggey) . . 2:20 Second Period 2-1’. s_ S.. H. MacMillan (F. Gauthier) 3:15 3—P. S. S.. D. Lee (A. Bowness) . ....... .. 6240 Third Period 4—P. S. S., F. Gauthier (F. Burke) (:42

Reta-rees—A_ Perry. A. ‘ Gorvoatt.

City Minor Hockey Championships Decided

W. K. S. Whirlwinds—GoIl: Gor- don Giddtngs: defence. Paul Oakes, Billy 1-Iemy, Sterling Lave:-s. Bryan Wilkins: forwards. Brodie Lantz, Derek Buntain, Jake Kenedy, Don- nie MacAusland, Bobby Lea, Alan Dalziel.

Q. S. S. Hawks—Goal: Ronnie MacDougali; defence, Lorne Cahlll, Richard Bradley. Freddy Dunn. Len Gallant; forwards: Billy Mulligan. Vincent Mulligan. Gerald Noonim,

Tentative NHL Playoff Dates lire Announced

MONTREAL, (OP) — The Na- tional Hockey League Wednesday announced dates for the final of the Stanley Cup series only in event Detroit Red Wings win their current semi - final with Toronto Maple Leafs.

No dates have yet been set in event. Toronto matches the semi- final from Detroit. The Red Wings

Alan Maccallum. Charles Smith, lead 3-1 in games in that best- Donme Gj])i_§_ of-seven series. Montreal Cans.- suitnuny dlens have already disposed of First Period Boston Bruins_ in the other semi-

l———Hawks, B. Mulligan .. 2-1-iawks, B_ Mulligan .. 3——l-lawks, G. Noonan

final, in four straight. Dates for the best-of-seven fin- at. if Detroit wins the fifth game

(V. Mulligan) 1:35 against Toronto: 4-1-lawks, V. Mulligan Sunday, April 4. and Tuesday. (13. Mulligan) 2:20 April 8. in Detroit; Thursday. 5——HaWlu. B. Mulligan 7:20 April 8. and Saturday, April 10. 6—H3Wk5. 13- Mulligan »- 9200 in Montreal; Sunday. April 11. in 5000110 P011011 Detroit; ‘Tuesday. April 13. in 7-1-Iawksv Y. Mulligan Montreal; Friday, April 16, in (B. Mulligan. R. Bradley) 5 15 Detroit, 3~-Hawks _lF_t';h_1‘3iFi1,{de1.tfl31',d -------- .- 7110 If the Detroit - Toronto series as b o . a s 1 9-H-wk-.1-.3--at-s i'a".....l.°i.i’3.‘§ ii?’ “ "” “"' ' ‘C'- N°°‘“~“- V- M“m|’”‘) 5 0° Tuesday, April 6, and Thursday. 1°"H““”“- R. 3"“‘“°Y April it. in Detroit; Saturday. iV» M“‘“8“") - -- ~ 525 April to, and Tuesday, April 13

Referees——J. Kano, A. Perry.

Exhibition " Baseball

By THE CANADIAN PRESS 3 Pittsburgh (N) 9 New York (A)

Brooklyn (N) 10 Milwaukee (NI 7

in Montreal: Friday, ADrll 16_ in

Detroit; Si1tul'(it\)'. April 17, in Montreal: Monday, April 19. in Detroit. Hockey Scores Maritime ltlnjoi-:— Halifax 1 Sydney 2

Pmlndwhifi (N) 2 D¢i"‘°”v (A) 7 Halifax leads best-of-nine final Cincinnati (N) 2 Washington 4.2_ (A) 9 Memorial Cup- Chicago (A) 3 Sin LOUIS (N) 5 Oltnwii 4 North S:.iint‘,\' 5 Cleveland (A) 2 New York (N) Best-of-five eastern qli:lricr- 4 filial tied 2-2.

cape Traverse 7 Georgetown Eagles 3

The Cape Traverse Rovers de- feated the Georgetown Eagles by the score of '1-5 at Crapaud Rink last night.

Cape Traverse goal-getters were Howatt. (3). Williams (1). Mccl"Id-

American League- Plttsburgh 2 Hershey .'i Hershey wins l'iPSt.~Oi-fl\'t‘

final 3-2.

Ontario Junior-

Marlboros 3. Haniilton 3

Marlboro: lead best - of - five semi-final 1-0, one tie

St. Catharine: B St. Michael: 4

St. Michael: lead bust-of-seven semi-final 8-2, one tie.

Quebec League-

Valleyfleld 5 Ottawa .1

semi-

yen (1), Dslziel (1), Cnrruthers qu‘;::1eer’_,£;1: 3_’;'_“ds he§t‘°f.SW°n <D- All c

Georlzetmm: I-and-ry (I). Put» Onvtvlen usplihnd 0 Sudbury 4 Hoover (1). Murphy (1). MacNeiil sudbury 1,”, 1,95; . M . seven

(1). Power (1).

Last night at the Forum, I study. hard-working band of school lmckeylsts from Summer- side, defeated last year's champ- Queen Square School, by I score of 2-1 in a cleanly played, fast. sudden death game to take this year's Provincial Interscholastic hockey title. the Hawley Crockett Trophy and Physlul Fitness awards back to the western cap-

at.

From the opening to cloning whistle. hath teamx hustled Iii

FORUM

SKATE TONIGHT

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S’side High Captures School Hockey Title

' vent.

ilie way and the fans who took in the game were well rewarded for attending.

Lineups: Q. 5. School: Goal, Robert Dillon; defence. John-Kane, Gar-

ret Steel, George Trainor. Har- old Sentner; forwards. George Dillon. Bobby Dowllnp, Ernie- Praught, Allan Gillie. Louis Cur- ley. Billy Mulligan, Ralph Jack- imn. Richard Duffy. ' Summenide High: Goal. Wil- llam Dawson; defence. Ronald Durant, Robert Kenny. David 311- llphant. Elwood MacDonald: tor- wardl. Roy Laughlln. Ulric Gal- lant, Donald Purcell, Raymond Harris. Garth Harris, Windsor Ariienault. William Noonan. Ger- ald MIcLeIn, Allan Warren, M-

, .

first Perl , 1~S'uIde High. W. AI-Iennull. (B. Nooncnl ...... 3.30

second Period 2--Q. S. 8.. L. Curiey, V (1. Kane, 0. Dillon) .. MN Third Potlol

3-.l'si¢le High, 6. Hlrrll .. 12M Officials: Art Perry. Amos 0o_I~

eastern semi-final 2-n.

TOKYO. (AP)——The touring Ken- ors. Thistles hockey team con- tinued an unbeaten Japanesetour Wednesday night downing an all- iitar Hokkaido team 8-1. Score by periods was 3-0. 3-1. 2-0. -

MAYFAIR

MURRAY RIVER WEDNESDAY 8: THURSDAY — 8 PM. MARCH 31 '

"APRIL 1. 1954

Franlllins in ' 5-4 Win To Square Series

NORTH SYDNEY. N. 8.. (GP)- Norih Sydney F1-Inklins, showing more drive thIn their highly pol- ished oponents. edged Ottawa. Eutview St. Charles 5-4 Wednes- day nlghi; to square the best-oh five Memorial Cup playdowns It one nme each.

The third game will be played in Ottawa. probably snturday night.

It was .3 fast and 1- ed game. and a. near free-for—e.ll roke out in the third period. After the

smoke cleared. referees Ken Mul-

lins and Pete Nigh of Montreal handed two penaltiev to each team. Others were in the brawl

but the referees Just couldn't catch all of them.

Royce Richardson and Barry Riopelae of ottawe and 1-‘mnkllns’ Ronnie l-lowstt and Sterling Mc- Lure were tagged with mIJoi-I for their part in the slug-fest.

Dick Hobbs and Olive. Benoit put the visitors into an early 2-0 lead but Pee Wee Evans, McLure and Pete Mclntoah gave nranklins the land before the period ended. Frankie McDougal1 put North Syd- ney two-up in the second but IF'loyd Smith scored for Ottawa three min- utes later.

Rlchardson tied the score It 6:56 of the finale on an unassisted play after he manoeuvred neatly around the defence and scored on ii sizzling shot that goalie Jack Mongcon barely saw. John (Dicker) McDon- ald got the winner for the Mari- time champs midway in the period.

Ottawa's acting coach. Alex Connell, used Ron McNn.bb in goal instead of Fleury. McNabb had 22 stops. two less than Mongeon.

There were nine penalties, to North Sydney.

Fredericton To ice Rugged Squad Tonight

when the summerside Aces meet the Fredericton Merchants to- night at Raceway Stadium in summerside they will be facing a most. formidable squed of hockey- ists coached by Charlie west who knows his way around in ice cir- cles. West plans to have the en- tire squad make the trip to the Island. The game will decide the N. B. - P. E. 1. Intermediate “B” hockey title.

The line-up will find Charlie MacTavish guarding the twins. behind it sturdy defence corps of Ken Fury. Dick (Coot) 0'R£I. Ev Ferris, Bud Stuart and Royden (Fat) Thorpe,

Mac'I‘avish is I former gou- janitor of the Fredericton CIpi- tals. having tended the twines two years ago when the Caps copped the N. 1!. Intermediate trophy. Stuart is known by many as an outstanding defencemnn for U’. N B. a few years back and more re- cently a top-notch performer with the st. Andrews Senators.

Merchants have 8 lot of power packed in their firstxstrlng It» tccking trio of Bobby Banks, Jim Pike and Jackie Thompson. Pike, another former CIpitIl, led the Fredericton City League in scor- ing and total point-getting this season and diminutive Jackie Thompson was in second spot in the final standings. Benks. who centres right-winger Pike Ind left- winger Thompson was not too in

five

down the list behind his line- males. The second Merchant forwcra

line is centered by another former Clpital star in the person of i-Inn Ray Bennett. On his wings are two hefty, hustling forwards by names of Garth Bectty Ind Aggie MacLeod.

The third trio of front-liner: on the Merchants roster is mods up of Bob Dunphy, Doug bevison and Bev Fowler. Levison is center on the line with Fowler skating on the right lane and Dunphy o'n the left_ Levison has Ippeai-ed in the uniform of the Fredericton Caps on a few occasions over the past couple of seasons and Dunphy was eIr1Ier this year the pinyingcoach of last. you’: Maritime Intermedi- ate‘ “B” champs. Perth Mai-oons.

He was obtained II it replacement

THEATRE

— APRIL ‘I

.7-6 'To_Tic S

—-The Suinmeraide Aces shaded the at. Dunstan‘: University hoc- key club but night It Rccewuy medium by the close score of 7-0. tying up the anal eerie: A for the City Hockey Lennie It one game Ipiece. The home sextet led 2-1 It the end of the first period. Almout .midwIy in the second frame St. Dunot.In's were leading 4-2, Ind Acs euns back with four goeb Ind the _ol'ii.ikk.er H in their favor. Acee scored early in the nncl fume but st. Dunstan’: scared I. brsce of tallies

in; the result doubtful till the siren ended the game.

The ice was sticky,inI.k.in¢ puck- curying diflicult. Vmco Harris won the "most. vIluIble player" Iwud from I-Iohnank Men‘: Wear with two goals and one Inlet. Ind I fairly good two-way per- forinuice. Two goals were hotly disputed, one that the Saints claimed they .hId icored in the first period but was denied by the goal Judfl. and a tally by the Aces at the end of the second per- iod which Ipparclntly were through the net. The lwht. went on Ind I hole was found in the twines where the puck was said to have

gone through. Lineupa:— S. D. U.: Goal. Gillis; defence.

MacDonald. Noonan, Wedge, Mul-

lins. Mclnnlsz forwards. Jay. 011-

S’cilie Aces Edge t..Il.il. cries 1-1

luclnn. Lunieux. Roy, L. Claude-t. Mclsnc, Eoasiter. Davey. slimmenide Aces: God. Mclln. nla; defence. Shields, Woodeiide, Gay: forwnrih. P. schui-man. M. Behurman. Harris, Gtllent. nomnlne. c. Gnudet, Taylor, mil, . Cannon. . Refer-see: Ruiavet Ind Richard. Fl:-It Period

1--Aces, M. Bohiinnnn (Hug!) ...................

1-6.1). .. Conger (Roy)

8—Acee. Harris (M. Bchunmn)

as in Mio-

Penalties: Gay, vilbodsid nomia

‘Second Period (Connie!) ......I:4l is

11:“

4-—8.D.U., Roy 5-8. D. 11.. Mclnn (Royi Lemieux) 6—8.D.U,. Lemieux - (Cormler) '1-Aces, Harris (M. Schui-man) B~—Aces, P. schiurman (woodald ‘ D-Aces. Gay (Gallant). l0——Aces, Pope (Gallant)... Penalties: None. 'riiii-d Period 1l—Aoee. Cannon (Mill). 12—S.D.U., Lemieux . : l3—«‘3.D.U., Jay (L. Gaudst).17:3( Penalties: Mullins, M. sohur man, MacDonald. McInrili Woodside, Harris. Woodsidi Cormier.

Red Wings Favored To Eliminate Leafs Tonight

DETROIT, (AP) -— Detroit‘: “l\:.cky" Red Wings return to friendly Olympia Stadium tonight and Ire strong favorite: to elim- inate Toronto Maple Leafs from the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Following their two-game sweep in Maple Leaf Gardens, the Red Wings have I 3-1. stranglehold on the best-of-seven series, and one more victory will send them into the finals against Montreal Cana- dians.

The Wings returned home with I commanding lead by breaking the playoffs "first.-goal jinx". Their 2-1 victory over Toronto Tuesday-night marked the first time in eight playoff games that the team which scored the first telly didn't win.

Defenceman Tim Horton gave the Maple Leafs a 1-0 lead in the second period. But Detroit tied it on Johnny Wilson’: goal later in the period and won out on Red Kelly’: fluke goal with less than four minutes to play. The puck bounced off Horton‘: ankle and skidded into the net.

"Sure it was lucky," said De- troit coach Tommy Ivan. “Luck is usually with you when you will. and you usually make it your- self."

"It was lucky the puck hit Hor- ton." lvan continued. "But COH- slder this:

"We had control of the puck. We were in Toronto end. We were firing It the net. In other words. we were having the best of the play and pressing for the kill."

Kelly's goal was his second at the playoffs and fled him wltll three other Wings for goal-scor- ing honors: Tony Leswlck. Marcel Pronovost and Marty Pavelich.

Strangely, Detroit is winning without the scoring punch of its topmost stars—Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay. Both have scored one apiece. and that in the open- ing 5-0 rout.

through the M. A. H. A. after the Merchants eliminated Perth from the playoffs this year.

l of one thing local sport fans can be certain, the Merchants will be giving their Ill in In effort to duplicate the Cnps feat of win- ning the Maritime crown in senior ranks by grabbiniv the Intermedi- ate "B" laurels. that is, if th

game isn't called off again.

Arrange Bout For Vacant Title

VANCOUVER. (CF)-— The Con‘- adian Boxing Federation has nan!“ ed Vancouver's Louis Lawrence No. _

A

1 contender for the vacant CI.nId-

iim midleweight title and su1ctlon- ~_-;_-‘

ed 9. fight for the crown here. pro-

day. ' “Bill Brenner will meet Law- rence for the title." Kalani sold.

It I later date.

Kslani said Gene CBF secretary. advised him IAW- rence rated the No_ 1 contender spot. because New Brunswick‘: Yvon Durelle and Bill Fifield 0! Toronto have "outgrown the divi- sion."