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TAKE THRILLING 5-3 VICTORY

Youth Club Ousis Fiyers

Nearly 3,000 Fans Watch re The Winner

Basilica Youth Club foiiglit iltcir'pcr.

Art Perry Sco

way into the Island Senior Hockey League finals against Sutiiiucr Aces bl origin-.1 out Pat'kdalc

The yoiitli clubbers nitixt-ti into i

ENTER STANLEY CUP FINALS

side.youtli club goal at 17.40 of the l9l,t'- pcrioti. Fraiik Slicphcrd started

Plllcall uas back for thc third

lie llarkdale dcfencc but the puck

n 3-1 lead in the first o-mod to their-tilt? W59 3”” WW" "fed 3 DETR()lT tL'l' The red . hot less spirited teams. battlinl back

first period and hung on grimly t

the end heating off wave after corner. Wal'(' of Ptirkdaie attackers licntisl-T()Nl) PERIOD

Oll iiltitkttv: the it'.:ht bchind ;Lll.'Ii- tendcr Tliatic Doyle. who out-c again came up with a iiiiistcrtitl. display of stopping pucks. Tlte Fly-y ers outplayed the youth club in. every period firing 1-l put-ks all Doyle in the first. 10 in the 5('fJtlll(Il Ind 11 in the third. But Doyle liIl'll- ed aside all but three of the 35 drives.

Art Perry scored the goal that proved to be the winner in the sec- ond period on a laly screen shot; from about 10 feet inside the iElilil"l line. Roper didn't soc the puck until it was tucked into the ctiiiitr of the net. That goal. wlitcli iuatlo. the score read 4-2 for the youth! club, won Perry n 50 dollar viatcii donated by J.R. Wtllianis Jenni-

lers. idaie line. passed across ice to

0i5'””k9' "'5" ""3!" me an "pp" Boston Bruins iuice struck from after Red Wings broke to I I-0

behind. scoring ihrcc goals in the lead and then coming on strong . . I, H 1 ! 1. I . H final Period. and tit-lca-c-ti the Na- for the back breakers after the gill 1 1-"ll" I1"; 01-13 "1. 1:! Illlflai. Hockc) Lt-nuns champion Wings again claimed the lead in ill-cl dim I”l;';:::l”PiX:el;lu lfsfsiileld Detroit Red llntus -l-3 lhurssday the first minute of the final pe- DCHU allt - i i ni lit to s)l tn the tan- riod. 1hll:i(1lleiiii:lt:e”ilffr'lSi;95al't(:, :1:ii"M?h"pe: leg Cup I?I?EllIi!S aioi:lti)iily the second Eruins withstood la late rush , . . time in the last decade. w on the Wings pu led to within a'l::iit'ili!im i':;l'li1'(rm::neP':':ai:Va5f'r(;: Bruins took the best-ofi-seve: one goal in the last two mlngites l i '-t" '1 li.' " dhe i th' be - "hm" mA(Illllli'Ltl:lliHL'ZlllEJtiiL'dIlr; who 18:8 in or C" at 5 ow m:?g(:"i”ililf:l'llH! ':::':;:iCa Tfrrrgeggzti won their :C1'lt's agaitist New Boston players leaped over the pf .7 ,, . York 4-l. boards to mull their rookie goal :3:lfdn":l gLh')ri:iiz),.E)I:”CaaliVell.4iD4T gig Bruins" tciciuiii ccntre Cal tender. Don Simmons. who turned nagm. Parkdale winger "wheeled Gardner st-uiott iiilill proved to be aside 23 siltlib. The Port Colborne, H,,m'dWn 1m,m,m R rinkglenvlh the utiintiic goal at 1316 of the 0m., n'lllY(' replaced Terry Saw- mjh m hem Dmlc mm a shim third pmuti. it has the second chuk at the midway mark of the hM.Hm,,.;y -nml iwal set the stage gamt--titiiiiiiiggoal he fired dur- regular .-catsuit toimtfei-i-ys uinner. 1"30lll')';. Scgsfmn smrm Wm WINGS PIJLL GOALIE llIi0(.i( flipped the puck back . g h h - 1,. Jack Ready .0 slam the may rookie Btid Boone. Lco Labtne. ltlohns st-nicd t e goal I at put 0”. RPM... mmmed on the Park and (lot;-nt-(-lmin liong Mohns. Bl'llll'lS-iilll'ri place team in the ' i Detroit marksnion ucre Alex NHL-alicatl ltll' keeps. it came Dclvcccliiu. Ted Lindsay and at 10:21 of the third period. Five

g g ll1"g.dti:bgdf- ii. , . wv'gE':iliA?C,fEi(ligcBolll:EqWilllitlt'ix t.ti..lbt(-itilii .-iiiit iiiiiltllilil :I(-iiidleenzlafnpigyi-i -llottto Pt'.i.-tttt- mltttttes ltt't't- (-t3ftlttt't' blasted 'i ' t home the :0.-il that turned out to

started playing betuie a hit of hisi0l'S into the oontor of the net.

teammates could walk. rapped in two goals including the clincher with only 29 seconds left to play in the third period. Merrill Pineau siiiped the other two in the first period.

Orin Carver played a tireless game for the Flyers and came through with 2 goals in the losing cause. One of his goals had the Carver trademark on it as the hard skating rightwinger raced the length of the ice to heat Doyle

ing strictly defensive hockey. The

puck was driven down the ice

on a backhand. Gerald Cruys. a il10l'9FY 0DP0FllHllI)'- 11 dlCitl'l 50!

"gleeper" who played . lgrrlflc too well with the fans. but it tvork-

uries for the Flyers. got the other ed for the youth club. who had a Following is the schedule fo r

goal to tie the score at 1-1 in the lot of faceoffs called in the lr the various Minor League Hockey - Ilrstperiod. 1009- but Came Out unscathed for playdowns at the Arena Saturday:- IIOPER TERRIFIC the final 16 minutes. x 3.00 - 8.40 - Bantams- Q.C.H.S.

Coach Allie Carver used Orin Regals vs. Q.C.H.S. Whirlwinds.

Despite I right hand that was

badly damaged in an accident on Carver on the blueline for the x. 8.40- 9.20 - Bantams- Q.C.H.S.

Wednesday. Frank Roper donned final four minutes- the pads for the Flyers and turned with lime Fumllltk 0111 thc Fly- cuks.

He didn't have much business in back in the Sam! However. it Battlers vs. Q.S.S. Canadians.

HGHT PROM Bhuno be the onc that counted most. hack ln the game as ol-m came; The capacity home-town crowd Metro Pryslai pulled the Wings put the lead to 4.3 Dunn's shol sat in amazement as the stubborn to within one goal with two min- at the 401; mark was mlsslng lhel Boston crcu. refusing to bow be- utcs lo pltiy. Although Detroit not but cm-vcl-'5 slick came oulll fore the reputation of the power- used an extra attacker in place of of noulioi-9 to deflect the pug-klillli Wings. fought back for the lzoziiic Glciin llallmleaving the not under Doyle. ttin. llll(iI3iCllfiC(iVlilC NHL champions ON THE DEFENSIVE The Boston club overcame could not overcome the torrid For the rest of the period. as shockers that might hava wilted Bruin forechccking-

in the late stages of the second period. the youth club was play-

At 14.06 the Flyers got right

ers 5-3 in a tltri'.i-pacltctl gaiiie be- the play as he drove through ceii- ' . gore mu.-l) 11.000 fans at the Sports tor in his (HUI unique nliirluintl 0 e e S - He was stopped cold at

Arena last ni-,:lit litoilltlll

Bio n d a, .-iriiistroitz; forwards: Cltefrefils. L a b 1 ll 0, .llcKenncy, Boone, Stasiult. llat-kell. Gardner, Caffery, Toppazzini. Pelrsotl. Re-

al: llall: defence: Arbour. Pronovost. trey, Anderstlll. ttirwards: Lind- say, Howe. L'llnian. Reibel. Del- vecchio. Parclicli, Prystai, Fergu- son. Dea, Dinecti. But-yk. Bailey.

men: Matt Pavriich, George

chio tllowt. l.niti.sayl 9:52. Penal- ties: Cafreigv 732. 16:55. Prono- vost 14:32. liuue. Gardner l5:38.i

Pea” si. F. X. Takes

ties: Pavciit-li '2 I4. Eoivin 13:12 .

Third pt-ritid: 3 Detroit. Lind- ilti; 4. Boston, La- l0:2l; 6. Boston. Gardner (Peir-

(Delveccliio, Bailey) 17:59. Penal-

Royal:- Arrows VI Royalty Carr 5 The Charlottetown Guardian, Friday, April 5, 1957

in I stellar and courageous game. 91'! W976 trying desperately to 80! 9.20 - 9.50 -Pee Wees- Q-C-H-S SPORT FORUM

the first two periods but the ghms was the youth club that scored as 9.50 - 10.20 - Pee Wees- Q.S.S.

he did have were tough ones and Frank 5il9Pil9lid WI RP-?fl.V 8 D355 Darts vs. Rockets "-' ha won the npplausg of the over. at the Parkdale blueline. Ready 10.20 - 1l.00- Bantams OCH 5. POULTON AND HIS PR-OTEGES

Qaw crowd umg and ggaln 10,- rounded Junior MIcLeod but his Regals vs. Q.C.I-LS. Wliirlwinds

his courage under fire. Following

the game Jack tSpyl Ready. vic- Roper who made I terrific save Royals- Arrows vs. Royalty Can-

forlous coach of the youth club. 0" the play. However. Buck Whit- ucks. lock was standing right there for 12,00 . loo . lujdggls. Abbles ing sessions like that one they will

had great praise for Roper. Coach Ready stated that Roper "is I credit to the game of hockey.

"It took I lot of old fashioned guts to go out there and turn in the kind of game that Roper did. When I shook hands with him after the game I noticed that his bad hand was bleeding. Despite his in- Jury and the fact that his team lost Frank was ready with con- gratulstions for all of our players. Frank is I tremendous goaltend- er and don't let anybody ever tell you differently."

It was the most cleanly played game of the entire season and not anything remotely resembling I

ty had to be called.

AK! QUICK LEAD

It took the youth club only 1 minute and 25 seconds to take the lead as Wliitlock and Pineau com- blned on I besutifuul passing play. Whltlock was on the receiving and of the last relay between the two and fired the puck into an open not after Roper was deked to one side by the fast skating Pinesu.

At 8.47 Parkdnle got that one back with Gerald Cruys doing the ltooorm Hurry started the play off when he carried over the B.Y. C. line. His short shot was stopped It the defence but Crttys, following up fast. drove I hot one to the far corner to beat Doyle who

made I slide in I vsin attempt to Whelllt

biock the shot.

Shortly before Pinenu put the Flrlf Perlod:- 1. B.Y.C. Whit-l 1 ,

youth club in front 2-I. Skip CIr- '0'-lk iPi""l” "25; 2' P””m”'i'-i lllclleenl fti2t'.:guI'eLi)1iii?nli:iitEi'inlch

ver made a great play as he CTUYI tllurryl 6.47: 3. B.Y.C. Pi- '

gtwndfzndccnier ice and split geg,"ClBiurkc. Wihltlockl 9.02: 4. -r”-semi e . .. cence do .111 . . .. ineaul .Shi.-ph di 17.40.

.t...... i::.:.. .: " . MINOR HOCKEY

I Illdlns Doyle who made I fine C3000nd”Period:- 5. Parkdale. o.

g;'::uf9'gt1t:f:n' 3:15; ggike ism R:;:.e13'3yflwlift4l;)cktl)- 19?ig-C- Perry Following II Minor Hockey Ic- uc Whltlock c bi d r it It-tine None. - L . -

2.1 n.v.c. tead.ov"ihtiiiack oiilpliied TN"! Perlodh 7- Parkdalc. 0. Soauthporiiogulrsapvesrwggshg

"'0 Puck I0 Burke at center and C3TV9l' ibllnlll 4-06: ll. B.Y.C.. Whit Bruins (1st of ihomei-nind-home

Burke's relay caught Pincau per

tectly Is the yowmut a.v.c. left Pottllllelh -Vone- 7:oo - lzfll s dd d '

Will!” VII "Vina down the l!fltSI”p' School PIIYOII-gllTIIel:9l'neiTi.E High: Ilde. Plneau circled the defencelnllvcf 2 4 9-15 souris. H1 and shaved the puck around Ro- Doyle I3 9 10 12 moo .. 9:00 Que," gqu." V,-

Slr. - Last week Harry Poulton was pttlting I group of boxers through their paces and with train-

drive was burned aside by 11.00-11.40-Bantams-Q.C.H.S.

the rebound and lifted the puck vs. Vit-s. really be in top condition when into the net to clinch the game 1.00 - 1.30 . Papci-wig. piss. they -WP W0 8 N08- angea spot in the finals for the Tigers vs. Sp Pk. Bluebirds.

most exciting series every secvi Battlers- Canadians vs. Winners

final round is half as good. it will Leafs. Bruins. be something to see. . . The crowd 6.00 - 6.40 - Bantams. winner, boxing circles during the mining was the largest to see I game Royals. Arrows- Canucks vs. Wln- 89850"-

It the Arena since the final Park- ners Regals- Whirlwinds. H8l't'.V has been fitting 8 V97?

gave the great share of credit 9.30 - Skate for all.

goal early in the second when will Reid. 91”" tleflooted A shot by Orin 9.20 - Bill Mactuiiian. Jackie fl

gutter into a soalpost. . . The Hynes. nnl series opens Monday at sum. 10,20 .130” mzzgll' Go,-don wel, mersldc. he,-,

LINEUPS 12.00 - Carl Maccallum. Gordon

J33-C-5' COW Dollie: Defence Wellner. lg Rfl:rdY. Perry. Fr. Shepherd. Mul- 1.00 - Leroy Barnett. John Davis Fl;lll:i(e tirWg:'lt:.;-heW(liiilst:1clltl;r(l;)iii'eau. 5.010; Dot; it-Ilrizzell. Jake Kennedy - - . r . . . .1. Shepherd. Weatherbie. HDWREEIT. X H 0 mm and home games PIrkdalc-:- Goal- Roper; Defence . A. MIcl.eod. Josey, K, R.-Edy.-: Wood: Forwnrd.ti- 0. Carver. S. garver. Dunn. Hurry. .1. MacLcod "Mr CHARLOTTETOWN Referees.- Jack Kane and Don d IQ: 3. a,:15;l:fl game in presl, ens roun o n: w.R. Jenkins SUMMARY ivI. A.W. Hyndman.

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tivity today at Sports Arena.

.l0clt tlleady F. Shepherd! 19.31. g.m..,,,

Queen Charlotte High. Sudden-

Foiiand Skipped S'side Rink "ins-st...-.. .n.

A Siunxnerslde rink skipped

-mils X1 If ID! HII I11: Mate-Laura nnky Mlcbmd (cl

, Stole-Parker in Q1 m .m” n. huawht ti. me u .b g - Sports Gschstt.l.Iod Iastsscsltns. mu Ann.” uwnhcu-d J. Burden 112) Oil) l50lI- I that th fird II"! of the Mad

5. ll (5) mm lo.g bocbuy null between lull IP. IIdcAcesIndluIIcIYoItbCl& lII,lnrOiIrtnIItRCAFl would be held It Intact-Ills

I OH 1010- I Iotday

death for City” School title followed

pants of the 501 group in

I2 NOON-

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P rollandtsl ltootlt-scIIbhtbclcIgisIstII&cs If Gludettsl Iitiio2oi-7 roiiowisgisineslnyoitscnnlsle 1. Clair mi usual. 4 Monday - I.v.c. It snide. J. rim-is tsi is: lot 41-" nasty . S'SitII It l.Y.C. 4 r rim-sac - suds It I.1.c. L. tllsnctasi snubs - I.Y.c. It IIII. moist--s. IIIQ - l.!.c. It runs. 0. Class-til 'rsssIIy-flhstllic: J. ' 01031101-Il nanny-I.k.c.stOnIs. P. Chi-I I. sstIssss.7l vci III-I It. Intuit. 010 1 : GS-1 . . nu-I : 0 II Cl 35-! L In l I

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Harry mentioned was Roy Steele. I middleweight who is gunning for I chance to get Gaston Roy into the same ring with lilm. Another 160-pounder is Don Trainor and others working out are Leo Steele and Young Wotton.

Poulton states that all are show- ing up well in training and should be retiring to go within a month. The old middleweight dandy should know for he's been around boxitig

Pnuiton has been nursing his . . . 1.31) . gm . paperwls. Model protegcs along very well, not rush- . CHATTER. . . . Whitiock's goal Cubs vs. Q.S.S. Leafs- Bruins. lot: any which is certainly izood brought and end to one of the x 5.00 - 5.30 - Pee Wccs- Winners 5”t"”'Fl'- i'0"5id9"i"l1 "'9 IN” 0' other fighters who have been tos- at the Arena. .. There wasn't Darts - Rockets, sod into the rim; prematurely much to choose between either x 5.30 - 6.00 - Paperwts- Winners 38511151 Old CitmD8l3m3l”S- 10 30!

Parkdale or the B.Y.C.. . . If the Tigers- Bluebirds vs. Winners Cubs WEI” "'9 P011110" Slam? 5h0"1d provide some interesting action in

He has fought no less than 105 engagements. dropping only of them. Hla first fight was held in Charlottetown against Sailor Sullivan and from then on it was 12th round. I consistent string of victories that led to the Maritime Welter- weight championship.

Poulton suffered his first knock- loitetown. 154 lbs.. outoint out It the hands of Kid Howard in 1945. ln 1951 Poulton won chief ter. N.Y. claim to the Maritime Welter-

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dale- Saints game last year. . . 8.00 - 9.30 - Special Midget Ex. creditable job with the boys. He Following the game Spy Ready hibition. Moncton vs, Abhles. advises us that he has 7 good pro- spects on hand and mentioned in for the verdict to Thane Doyle. 0fficials- The following officials tmtioular Bobby Quinn A 135 Buck Whitlock and sturdy Ari gre asked to 1,. on lung. pounder. Quinn really looked sharp

Perry. . . . Flyers almost had I 8.00 . Carl Mgccallum, 3”) Is he worked out on the big Iand bag and sparred around the

School Teams Ploy Tonight

Tonight at sports Anna two big titles will be decided and there

wlllbeskatliigforsllfollowiogtlis games.

In the IVC opener It 7:00 p.ni.. Iourls boys Iioct lum-

morslds Big in I sudden-death gains for Island High school title. Then It 0:!!! pm. Queen Bqaure rnsst Queen Charlotte High in I sudden-death fixture to break their tie in first place stand- ing in the city lnterscbolutic League.

All four of these teams have reputations for playing smart hoc- key so gans will have s real eve- ning's entertainment topped off with I skate for all. It will be I M! night for young and old.

WIN4-3lNOVUTIMI

Rocket Fires Winner As Habs Eliminate: Rangers

MONTREAL tCPl - Maurice banded ovc I pass for I goal tsss-vsd Prourvoot) l1:oI. (Rocket) Ric . Montreal CIius- lnlllvan It 12:11. W by dtens' colorful 35-year-old-star. lydscncanadlusnshsd they dsnnld (Sullivan) I:3-, I. N" tired In overtime goal Thursday want going to coast to I vlc- York, Sullivan tllacduisldl 11-

k ltangerrsnd sand Ilers into the Stanley inst Boston Bruins. the famous Rocket. after two minutes Ind 11 second! of sudden-death overtime play, climaxed I battle in which Cann-

second period and

Moncfon Midgets Here Saturday

Saturday night at 8.00 p.m. It the Sports Arena Charlottetown's Island Midget Champion Abbles will be at home to Moncton Midget Beavers in a return Exhibition Game In the first game of this series played at Moncton, Abbies held the able Moncton squad to a 3-31! tic.

A lot of local fans feel we have a smart little team here this year and are anxious to see hotv they stack up against Hub aggregation.

One-Game Lectd ANTIGONISH. NJ. ICP)-- SI.

Thursday night to take a 1-0 lead in their best of three series for the Dominion Senior "B" has- ketball finals.

Saint John Rallied strongly in the second half but I series of hook shorts by Bob Moran broke the game. St. F.X. had I 32-26 edge at half time.

New Waterford. N.S. Harry lost I 12-round decision to Yvon Durelle in June 1953 at Stellerton for the Canadian Middleweight title. it marked the first time that n P.E.

ion. His last professional engage- ment was in June 1955 with Eloi

Truro. N.S.

along.

1 am. Sir,

ng. Among the other prospects

IN CURLING

FRONT ROW - George ScII- ' IIDDLI IOW:-- Dodo

BEGINNING competition yester- Blshop. Edison

day morning in the Maritime radar. Elaine Fraser. Lil Cudmore, representing 1".

y coo 004 01- 5 To opener Ierlel. are. (from left to non): Harold Gaudet. u

Folland won the Mi. m u um :.mWMIlI.wi;n”iiSi.l”

Iasptol Ittbe Osm- I. llscluy tggonctoni

etc.. weight title It llallfax by dcfeat- WILFRED 0. MCCLUSKEY

. struck back with The win gave Montreal the

series over Rangers 4-1 in games. Canadians and Boston Bnilns will open the final here Saturday. CANADIENS FUBIQUS

were geared: to break-neck pitch when they went into the overtl e-Rangers relu-

ftirious at having their 3-0 lead

The Rocket swept in to grab rebound from I shot by broihcr llcnri-the Pocket Rocket -and blaslcd I 10-foot backhand shot past little Gump Worsley in the New York nets.

Tito goals by Joan Bellveau and s single by Floyd Curry. who got loose on a breakaway while his tctiin was shortharided, shot Mont- l'f'ai into what appeared it com- manding 30 lead in the second three goals were scored in three minutes.

The Rangers gave no warning of their big third-period drive. The crowd of 14.201 complacently expected a Canadien victory and a big runaway score. LD SPARKS ATTACK Parker MacDonald. making his first appearance in the series this game. suddenly sparked the New York drive. 5:3 on Red Sullivan's pass and

N. Y. Yankees Down Phiiiies; Brooks Blast Braves I4-8

gave five hits in seven frames with Bobby Shanta permitting two

Francis Xavier University toppedl Saint John Atlantics 61-50 here:

He scored at

I.-born fighter ever fought for the Canadian title with the sanction of the Canadian Boxing Fei:lerat- 3! THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The New York Yankees finally t on and Thursday to all that of the Philadelphia Phil- lies bullying the blazes out of the American League. but even the world champs had I tough time. just two hits off Robin nd Dick Farrell whils

Dureile of Dale St. Anne. N.B.. It

On his way to the middleweight title Poulton fought Gil Edwards. Lou Lawrence. Howard Leslie. Harold Sltultp and Red Graham.

Local fans will be watching with interest this coming summer to see how Harry's pupils come

for the Yankees in three meetings with the Phils-and those are the two defeats the League's fifth-place club in 1950 have suffered in 13 games with "my. Pmsbur h to slip Kansas City 4-3. The New York Giants ended Cleveland's winning streak at six by I H count. And Baltimore mauled on

Boxing chatter from New Eng- land has it that several weeks ago at Holyoke. Mass. Sackvillc light- heavyweight Ted Doncaster won't forget the boxing lesson he re- ceived at the hands of Eddie De- mnrs of Springfield. Demars drop- ped the rugged Marltlmer three times before referee Joe Cashman stepped in and called a halt in the

Gil McDougald was the handy man for the Yankees. making I lunging stab on I ninth - inning liner It short to retain the sixth shutout of the exhibition grind by the New York staff. and then loft- fice fly that brought Woody Held with the lone run in the bottom half of the

Held had opened ths nlntli with ed I triple off Farrell. I rookie right- linnder. The only; 0IglBfHYI:if:Q hit was I bunt singe y In Iusr '

off Roberts. who went eight in GIANTS H” FPEELY

Remember when: - New York. March 15, 1956. Madison Square Garden - Ace Mccluskey of Char-