. m; “wimp Tuesday nisht. and one ‘mp1s . "m. Jul“- . . .

is the kind of game that ‘B1,’; $1, in a state of suspense all

way through, until finally the M“; balance of the Summorside m, w this writer's mind, paved fi, way 101‘ them to knot the ‘mt and than, continuing their

m, shoot the winner 1Q 1mm; minutes later. r . . . v wurse you will find many o.’ will point out that the pen- m, the Charlottetown player drew ‘mmwgy through the final session flip.- difference between victory Mweet for the squad iron-i No. “$1.5. ‘that

sn argum $1 think it tells 41°17" . a a m; the winners did shoot the

v counter with the man ad- qmtagc. and that after being held “has: for over three quarters of‘ o, pine and held scoreless. But m" were msny times that Sum- de broke throllih only to soot wide. and any fair-minded ‘mwlio saw the encounter will be 4M to acknowledge that the vis- jmdtd have an edge all through u. third period.‘

pispits ilia fact that they now Isle lost four straight games in up second section without once pin; able to chalk up a victory.

team from the local a rt instill s much better Miuad t an hsvc a cared. They Just e way they should pitta s map they are confident out they will be in the thick of m; light for leazlle. honors.

my showed definite signs of movement Tuesday nigh with 4mi- fighting display from the 0p- m; whistle on, snd were

is the sumineraide squad and snscsn still find many Jana who sie ct oi the opinion that No. 2 slid. are every bit as good as the i sin h-oin the western capital.

sy their recent r formsnoes, -,iolmsy lquarebrigga Collegians. miiiirelesa. fast skating bsnd of yiuiiasters. are now being mooted mngly for league honors. In fact 11109310 many who will go as far siuisy that they will have little trifle in annexing ‘the title.

‘lliii assertion. we are of the {is a bit. far-fetched. The izeiop teams in the lcague at I grout-with the Navy still able his s playoff spot-are pretty ueniymstched. ‘ ‘

a

eat is true. but. we the completa

Aliiesson i they have been titling esch ot er hammer and tongs. and if the two Air Force iquidi, together with the Colle - iiiu. should meet in the playo s

l lliéli‘ local fans can ‘expeot one or _ lielioiicrt fights for s. league title

flvrwltnelltdgsgrl.‘ it Iiil be action-filled. maks no siutske about that. What the

iliiltrs—and mind you there are iilliit pretiy classy hockoyists scat- Ered throughout the lineups of all e

teams-lack in finesse they sore than make up in the willing time they put rth to come

iliroiisii with a victory. Rivalry is bill's oi the kccnest and when the tennis come to their final Jlisnces almost anything in the Ill’ of hockewis liable to happen. I O .

. l nlusins thins about tbisyssi-‘s .1"Ilie has been the manner in Iiiich attendances have kept to a Ytliilir level. Crowds haven't, been Jmlliionaily large by any means i!" they have been good. and now ‘Ilih the plavofis looming large mfignéher coigneil-i it wiflli not 1m a en an esw iiedoubled. co gm’ - . .

Aiid if such a thing happens it . Iii-i be Pleasing indeed to the exec- alllt 0 the league and they will “with: of such success. All lesion ions they have left no stone uinturned in seeking ways to im- prove the league. Thnt they have igci-‘ttded is now ivcll known and ‘will iliiviidiiiiccs at the playoff ‘Eggs b" " 311ml! reward for their

O O O “A bsshsliall bill between two “All? at present battling for the ‘it: playoff spot in the city 1h "m" Leiiillic is h: Ylii-(lli. tonight at; ‘i o'clock . “We” Prince of Wales and Y.M. 1- -snd it should be a game that mspectator interest should vie m‘ "W played in the league to i a o 0

l‘ Previous meetings between the ma“ fflmes have usually been m ‘in t. well played afioirs, and u twith the stakes down. par-

- 171mm a Prince of Wales

. M. . I 011F808’ lire-Lenten lDANCE uV-CLUB iiiirsiiy, m. a

r ‘nlnclng ssou. i,‘ Armani... sos

ite s hockev battle m? firs. squads staged at

asccl. the fair crowd oi fans‘ minute the players were on

there is plenty o! “m

City Squad

went along, last night wh

of Wales Sports Night and

t Scoring In Each Period

Hang 5-0

Shutdut On Visitors

k ' . .

d b

....Pif.€...‘f"..: :'::.r;"::::'.i*" ~' Y» Squarebriggs Collegians, gaining momentum as thega

shutout, J oli

ipped Mi. Allison ‘Unlverss

team 5-0 iii an exhibition gam l ii encounter was iii connection isitlllalflieo ftiiilafhdiirddllugrlfi‘

was witnessed by the larg

crowd to jam their way l t tli F ‘that fact in fl good man; fame, 0mm m! ye" or '

Pressed back on the defensive in the first partof l game with Proude coming through with. three aenaatioy

saves Collegiana. paced by t

heir dynamite trio of Nicol

Blanchard and Robertson, atarteifiowarda the end of i period to gather steam and as they scored their first g1 sixteen seconds from the end of the first session, t counter really set off the explosion. '

They roared bsok with a sus- tained offensive sli through the middle canto to run their lead to 4-0 and then in the final moment of- the third and last period. after killin o1! two penalties. times that saw a visitors take the offensive

the Coliesisns’ oslic still keeping up his sensst onsl work between the pipes, they came back | to whip in the fifth and final al of the game, realizing as t ey milled around the Mounties’ cage.

son line picked up nine scoring

ints between them last night as

ey accounted for four goals, with two goins to Nicolle. one esch to Robertson and Blanchard, and the other coming from the stick McAdam, their great defenceman,

who with Hennessty isst night s- gin formed s idsble srrier i front of Pip

u .

Mlsough the other members of the squad did not get in on the scoring they turned in good efforts and only for some smart work by goalie would have got on the sec rig sheet.

lb first five minutes of play the Mounties. led by Mao Beck. a former member of Prince of Wales, hemmed the Collegians in but they could not beat Proude who pulled off three saves in a row. Mt. A. were outskating the

collegians at thh stage and their;

defeneemen were g he as era’ sttac back ularly, with their goalie failing ‘ ioolle

from right in front.

been passed when Coliegians start-i ed to show signs o! taking over the offensive. , they were turned back at the last» line of defence but finally wlthl only sixteen seconds of the period left they clicked. Skating over thef blueline Nicolle slipped a forward pass to Blanchard and the latter.‘ skating into close quarters made,- nc mistake with his drive from] close range. .

In the first few minutes of the second session Mouland had wnold up the game while he made repairs to one of his lez Dada. but 0M8 play lisd been resumed the‘ win- right to the attack.‘ They raged around the opposinl not and finally after two minutes and l5 seconds of the period. made it 2-0. Blanchard slipped a short pass to Nicolle: the latter carried about; ten feet across the blucline hndthcn relayed it '10 Robertson and the latter caught the hilh open corner with s biasing drive from about 30 feet out.

Mt. Allison took their turn at. pressing and again the Collegians defence were kvpt plenty busy bib they withstood the assault and again raced buck illtfl scoring ter- ritory. As thev kept the rubber inside the lina it suddenly slipped out to McAdam and the latters snap shot loin the overworked Mouland beaten cleanly to make stand oint, who st present trail theirp opponents, the Ccilegians should be out in iull force in their attempt to ngo up one runs nearer their playo obiqoiive-

a

In the meantime Coach Freddy Bradley has 111*.- tcevi on the i119 every chance available. and one thing is certain, and that is they will be in perfect condition once playoff time rolls‘ around-

Fiasli Hollett. captain of the Detroit Rcrl Wings. lius already broken the record for 501115 "lid total points by n dcienceman in a single season. This appears to be the only Detroit club record ivlilth will fall iuis your. With is coals find l7 artists to ills 0191111. 101' l total of :ll'poiiii.\;. liollcit is anion!

LQBBUG. . 0 .

is ' d iencsmsn in the ciigihiletuwitllli‘ a. Ohellice of catching him with the exception of Bflilflg" nrd of the Cuiiadicns who. on t B

i l d‘. lad seven ‘i511. 21111. 1.1130“... ‘a wtai s points.

i

YEO

THEATRES

ANDY HARDTS BLONDE TROUBLE

Lewis Stone Mickey iiossey Fay Holden Sara Hsdeii Bonita Granville Herbert Marshall

IOUIII —'I‘I'Ul. I P-I.

M NTAGUI ss-r. ‘Izllok-{lf-‘ildl if. is.

\

i-lT Rlhifiliilf‘.

The Blanchard. Nicolle. Robert- w B;

j ceptiag a

The ten minute mark had Just.

Two or three timesl

the l5 top scorers in i-lie National It

. it 3-0.

Just eleven seconds lstei- th- were back again. Moulsnd stopp three attempts in a row but. final had to yield for his fourth g0 when Nicolle took Robertson's pa from the side of the net to slide backhsnder into the some; s; was turned around by a pee check.

Proude had s couple of tons saves to make before the $955k ended and the pug was beginnii

sci sticky. c’ m ‘ Play raged from end to and a the t ird and final session got iin ilefwly. with the battling abou even. A penalty to nobertsoi

M Siwftly after the start gave the

Mounties s chance to gan but ii-- ilill they couldn't ierce e inner i efences of the nners, although better shooting on two occasions might have given them scores, with Geddes and Beck both missing as they shot wide of the target. With the squads at iull strength Mt. A. again threatened but once again ‘were turned back. The Mounties were working their hesds of! to break the goose egg and Geddes. Chsimer and Beck all had diances. In the last live minutes of the game it was a nutter of play rac-' -ini_z from one end to the other, with first one squad and then the_ other forcing. but it was Collegians who got the counter. Nicolle ac- pass from Blanchard at‘. the goalmouth to slip the disc under he sprawling body of the tired but courageous Mt. Aliisor

Lineupsz- _

Mt. A.: Goal. Mouland: defence Chalmers. D. Vair: defence. Ged- des. MacAskill. Beck. Black, Craig MacOamber. S. Chalmers.

Coiiegiana: Goal, Proude; de- fence. MscAdam. l-iennesscy, A. MacDonald. Weilner; forwards. Ni- eolle, Blanchard. Robertson. Rich- ard, Largo. Maclsaac. IrvinmQ/uig- ley, MacMillsn.

SUMMARY

lat Period l-Collegisns, Blsndiard (Nicolle) . . . . . .. . . . . . .....14.84 Penalty: vair. 2nd Period 2-Collcgians. Robertson . (Nicolle. Blanchard) .. .115 ii-Gollegians. McAdam 4—Collegians, Nicolle (Robertson) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.30 Penalty: Hennessey. 3rd Period o-Collegians. Nicolle iBlanchard) .. 13.55 Penalties: Robertson, McDonald.

Draw For

Matches

. I ' I

This Morning Following are the times for the

beginning of today's fins-l four

rounds lss the competition for the

British Consuls Trophy. Morning. 9:30: afternoon, 2:30: evening I

p. m. and l0 p. isi. Here is the result of the draw for the ‘ matches at 8:80:

R. W. Beck vs. Dr. L. A. Joini- sione. Ice No. 2.

W, R. (lruicksisank vs. N. Ander- ann Ice No. 3

M. M. Bell Iva. J. H. Myrlck. Ice Nu l. ll Phillipa vs J. Matthewii,

Local liiiik M To Play In Detroit

A rink oi curlers from the Char; bet/own Curling Club will take

1n the All-American Curlinfi Bonspiei to be held at the Detroit Curling Club on Feb. 16th and 17th it was learned yesterday- '

m visit of the Island curlers to tn, United States city is in the

Detroit leis W

local club a visit hero in January and who carried sway with them pleasant memories

l -‘.""32"%°°‘“- ' i the loca n : l’ Will- ‘is?’ %ntori. George Hawkins and gkip p n, Mcmine

iisnEiiiEiWiiisii

is; The Clllllllan i»...

1.1 potted Toronto! his»? csslmeyai bounds st London i1 yurs ago tonghlt and won s l

mum; old his British tmpira hesvywei ht championship. '11; colored batter has Harvey in distress

in the opening rounds but the Englishman came back s

ta win the unanimous nod. - -

BIB uiiusiviw-gqn -._ M

w. ing o. . gl

es.

Dr. L. A. team, after sew. Summerslde entry pile lead in the first seven en... match. came on with s rusli ii. eighth and nintii to chalk up a three and a four to take a 9-11 lead. The losers got to within one Mint of Montague with a single on the tenth end and then dropped back to a two-point deficit as the winners accounted for one on thc clsvcntli. 'I‘lie last end was hotly contested: as the Summerslde skip went, clown to take iils last siiot he still had a chance to come through but a "runner" was wide of the mark. Montague playing in for two and with it a ii-ll) victory.

R. W. Beck of Montague and J. Matthews of Alberton had another see-saw struggle from iiie first end on. Cioing into the eleventh end the Beck rink led 12-7. Getting a single on the eleventh, the losers needed a four-ender to square the niatcli. Excitement was high a- mong the spectators as the Alber- ion team threatened seriously in achieve tliclr nini. only on his lust two stones Skip Beck came down to out out the chances of his op- ponents being able to build up their rink. Albei-ton having to be

content wiili a two which gave the ct . r

Montague team a ory The two Charlottetown rink: won liandliy in both matches. W. H. Cruikshank skipped his four to n 20-8 win over James Myrick's Al- berton quariettc. three iour-end-

.-*i|0’“'~'

P‘ for writing a liiigia like this: 1

“This briefly beard," - Ilia airman sighed, "Will put ma 0R "ll boom." “Ali nol Chaos up, my friend," I cried ‘f-iusl sliuva with COlOATFS Cracml"

Illil: Wills a jingle like tha uia abovr asiidlt lo: Cobb's M Natal Toccata s. al viii a

bit.‘ 21 ou 'ai..'i'6%._.... a vsrthag,

GOLOAII‘! lMAl-l. Illllll U“! OIVIS YOU lIlll-l-IVI IIIIVIS VIITNOIII lIlll-"INCI

‘tn-s small

' "u-ywfifaael II h!

avsL. Your rassr

‘Y‘.‘.2.u..'°°"".. ‘W’ on fi I tealliviclls

Joint .

in. i" -a . Jo " ~ _ Mn“! withniogiiralil? ticu it up on the tenth; Johnston wont, ahead on the elevenifi again with another single as both rinks hie their peak oi curling. That set the stage for the final end. Montague were il/inil in for slloi. as Cruikshank sent his first stone 51111111! down the ice. He mule a Rood draw but didn't take out the shot. leaving his rink lie second and third stones. Johnston laid down a perfect guard on his inst atonvc of the match and then Cruikshank. forced to send down a fast one. saw his shot miss by lnchrs- I'- saye Johnstone a single on the end and an ll-9 triumph.

‘LINESCOBES Afternoon 128458189101112 H. Phillips: 30200310010 0-10

IXXJOIIIISIOHCI 010120034 012-14

J. Myrick 010 (100 030 202- B W. Cruikshank 203 114 401 040-20 M. M. Bell 000 010 100 001- 3 N. J. Anderson 233 304 021 240-24 J. Matthews 300 010 120 012-10 R. Beck 011i 103 00G 100-12

3nd llnlind

Phillip-l 101. 000 000 011-4 Beck 010 111 121 100-0

Myrick 031 0Z0 i110 110-8 Anderson 200 201 101 QOIl-lt)

Matthews 010 012 (M) 301-10 Johnston 506 100 101 030-1’!

u. M. Bell 310 1W 010 030-0 W. B. Crutkshank 001 01.1 342B 202 3rd Iblnd

Beck 001 000 410 211-13 Anderson 510 801 01B 000-ll

Matthews 202 300 00f iii-m M. M. Bell 010 011 110 000-Q

W.R.. Ciiliikahan“ M0 000 1G0 10g Di‘. Johnston 101 111 001 011-11

J. H. bLyrick 020 010 000 130-4 H. Phillips 104 208 23 003-19

Assembly i chamber“ I

Quebec A Legislature 0|isnsii Yesterday

(By The Canadian Preaai

13 ing to Biso who found the cords.

. also.

.»ld mmpetitlon

--~-- ..ounzcst age race to the

feature iiaif mile while the two my-

eltv numbers. the girls broom game

and the Sadie Hawkins race. kept the crowd in 9.210s of iiicrriit-elit.

Following were the results:

SUMMARR. . lava 6 k 1 Years Old

l Wendell MacNeill

2 Alex Murchison

3 Pcte Kelly

Figure skating by Adele Vic- kerson and Velma (Jarmody.

Boys l-9 Years: l Claude Carroll

Canadians Win Bantam Encounter

Iii a bantriin game played at the Upper Queen Street riiik last even- ing tlic Dflll18il'|_CC\llfi(119i'iS chalked up their third victory of the league when tlicy defeated the Rangers by a 3-2 score.

Rangers went into a two nothing lead in the first period when Guiiidon went tlirouizli clone for a

iiviiie-tivistri- ivliilc later in lite session l... Iicnnesscv from Dslziel mzidc it. 2-0

But ilic Rangers fell victim to the Canadlens counter attack in the second. L. Dolron got the Zirst one unassisted and that made the play for the equalizer a little later pass-

Biso stowed the game away in the dvlng oments when he skated in alone to beat the Canalients goalie.

CHICAGO. Feb. '1 - (AP) - Chicago Black Hawks, National Hockey League entry. hiid their squad reduced by two players to- day with the recall of left wing Lude Check by Montreal Canad- izns rind the farming of centr" Harvey Frasier to Cleveland of the American Hockey League.

Check had been loaned to Chl~ cago by Montreal.

ICE-PRODUCING. VOLCANO

A volcano. located at Coliia, Mexico. produces ice. l-Fallstones fall continuously a-roulld this seething crater and are sold tn dis- tant. towns 13L the iiatlvu.

nan sioMA ‘Pl-ii. l

QUEBEC. Feb. ‘l-The first ses- sion o1 Quebec's 22nd Legislature was officially opened today. with the speech from the Throne fore- cast a wide range of legislation includng provision for rural elec- trification and the administration of family allowances.

lir Eugene Fiset. Lieutenant- Governor of the Province. read the Throne speech to member of the Legislative Council and Legislative in (h, spacious council the hgislstiu-a

DANCE

At BRIGHTON CLUB

TONIGHT 9:30 till 1

Boys 10 t ll Years

Backward Race

Girls 10 Years it Under

Boys l6 Years d: Undea-

l‘. W. C. Boys (Stnior)

Sadie Hawkins Race

Don

Doucette.

Boys l2 or Over

Half Mile Open

~ yin. 05d’ l. Fav Meil ' 2 Jane Prauuiit 3 Teresa Hennessey.

l. Richard Carroll Z Wilmer Blanchard 3. Dewey MacLeod

l. Albert Aiken 2. Rfl-V MacTavish 3. Adrian Peters.

i. Margaret Barrett 2 Marv Worthy 3. Sheila Carroll.

BO RV i E35 55"’? ish 5i. Dori Irvine.

l Barry MacLui-e 2 Albert Aiken

.1. Bob Barwise.

1. Kilt.‘ Hennessey 8t Beryle Mac- a

2. Roy Roper A: Joyce Cantwell 3. Maurice Blake 4c Flor-once

i. Gordon MacLean 2. Francis Blanchard 3. Noel MacMillan,

l Rov Roger 2. Barrv MacLure 3. Robert Barwise

- opening‘

wflliléftlfl in lacs bv

lute Premier William Abcrhalt

-back into the Legislature Feb.

22. The last Alberta election was held Aug. B. ,

Ontarids Legislature is schedul- ed io open Feb. l5-the second ses- sion for Premier George Drew's Progressive Conservative adminis- tration elected iii August. 1943.

In New Brunswick. Premier 1B. McNair. whose Liberal Government was chosen last Aug. 28, has yet to announce the opening date of the legislature in that province but it is expected to be before the month's end.