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i 2 SCORE THREE IN SECOND

IRUINS CALI. UP DEFELICE

Terry Sawchuk Suspended

Montreal Canadiens Shade

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The sometime - temperamental The suspension will last until timing. but performed well. Last Without a top gyalie the Bruins. e 'c o S CC TORONTO (C?) -- Mutt”! mad h" 1” Tod of m. "um 10" t uMuTu.Moore marw” star was nowhere to be found lifted by the t-tub-and that could weekend however Bruins d.rop- who led the league much of the cmmdmns 'c"ed mt” ”mTd' ” n:”' Ol”"u”d) "'3' 3' Monneu when ms 5". - . . - . . -. ' H ' .. .. . ( period goals Wednesday nllht. Leaks removed Chadwick after Bcliveau folinateldl 19:24. Pen.

.pension has my Tlitclll lift it Savtchuk. ii native it-ed two games. 4-1 and 3 ti season. will have to battle b-.rcler 0 I " bu dl In an Du! M , ohm"-d 5,” H mh ' nounced by Boston Bruins. the of Winnipeg. does not make his league-leading Montreal Cana- with Canadlens and Red Wings, "39" bed." ' r y r' 3"! "d a” mo" um”! I "' '. ' ' CI - , . , , , .. , . . i , od to defeat Toronto backfired when Beliveau or it am 11:01. Cullen 12.06, Thomson r . -. II t. in. 30st 1 in third it whom the in here tonl ht. third P9" 1 V Mm mdtiihamhuk has Mm led WE” El! nbdnaglfnkep th B dii '1 on ' N e' Th l y P hy fd 3 in Maple Leafs N before iiiu Na- rotting Dllcktin control but the 17-45 . to within s outing distance of tie 0 rep at-e iawc u in 2 oo- to ow rig Detroit. e payers ave cont ence y, M, C, A. - ' ' ' , . I , National Hockey League cham- ton nets the Bruins recalled Norm Schmidt said Sawchuk insisted the rookie Dcfelice but an one the yen. in C,f"”f,i',,i”f,,,2l15",” 3",'”f.'"”g,?"”',,”' "'11 Ci A' "mm "Why bu”. mm "rhd wd” ' "W" Rh" '5' Tu” "dot '' To.mEw' smnh t ' . pionship. No one. not even his DDECIICC, :13. from Hershey in the he was through with hockey "and said "you can't lose I Vellnl Wll1- at the ”Y"Iut nYght night by d!l,!:lYl giyeat Ezme E:):e!I1ee' ANY: Ya.iiykaEwt.1 -Thf vtcwry untchid ..c:: puck "tend the empty Le” (Mtlgayb sftfewTAti:nis1t:rt:i)') 5.191-I2; . . t baffled teammates. appeared to. American Hockey League. 5 i told him he was letting the team ner and not feel it." mg the pow"-M -1-roner, 34,30 in I "1 h t - m in ' dmls "ndelukd "'9' "3'- ”” ”' ',' , E ' A V - . . . . . - - . s - - - " I 3: know where Simtliuk had ;..one. Dcttlice. riding the bcnch at h an ,1, I U 5 Us In ' dy 3 "emu 1" IFEIEM Sam" "4 me" "'9" 5E-IMMARY PEMM" hm" 655 15"” . Boston Cum... mu Schmidt Hershey as 3 sub for an Mayer. ..,'::.pu,, .91-:Ice:a:f t,l,:mTr:;lel:n we IL lead to five points over socond- First period: Scoring: None. 9:36, Johnson 11:04. Reaumi 3 Tuesday reported that Sawchuk filled in for Sawchuk in seven and st” scorer Gump Guns? Doucctte led the Y. M. C. A. to placc Detroit Red Wings, who Penalties: Reaume 2:23, Pulford 16:34. ':l called on him at home and told games last month ibl f th ' PM me" M" M" "V" 7'0"?” I" were idle tonlzht Leaf! remllwl 9:38. Provort 12:45 WP! .l 1 -bl ., him he was quitting: the team. ' a e ; y or e remainder of the set their third of the season, with: an 1,, mm. pim, on. point and pen: M.-1.4; 1, Montreal, ii. Plante to 1 3.2: i, t 3' Schmidt announced me su..p,,n, RECALL DEFELICE I e o o "3 mm (3 In th p pr at llwgnl P8l”-'0l'm8lI'00- Gflourge girl"; of New Yorlt Rangeru. who also Richard (M. Richard. Moore) Chadwick , 10 I 5-27 'E'.';r' r t - H - Sth idt l- -d .t:t t P E I e. epnen r - e ury was not ar be wth 1 me tonight, at ::;';..l.Y.”'?.l.:i.t?...?.”it 2...im'.:: iv'5'-55"?3s ' ::::..:r.:: '.'?i'..':.:”i.;'.i;'.' :.:.":'::': R? M: "' Ira" .?.'”"fl." . A A - 1- ; i-bl" ll d b 'ause Sazvciulr , , ar a ner dupicated Douc- Henri Rc.ar a e wnief 5 .1 'hElExphel'":m;Yck we'rl send iiimi "(isnegfnsreff lie la;(()rllJS under an lhalimg 1” m "'9 "N "F" ""9" ette's feat in a losing cause for the Dickie Moore scored the MDWGII J: i H '08! "Pt-in liter Interrert rt-oitm. Kip Ready hit for an oala. wtwinuen sici Smith and v 1 in . fell t h 5 1' . . Normally when a le34'Ue'I first the Flyers moved right to the top tw:istedplTlEs. knee. Thte efalYoaog.gt:l:,Y ;:'15lE!TJ-llllfid Gum mud In H in d” 31:: Du” W". m. L"! mu” 7 S - ".11 l't ' heduledtl th ftlll 'th5' ' r . . ' ' "V E liD.l?lYEH(le.ET:'dlT'Tlsqln a lea:ue.cgeamE god engine xetty vY::iintioTi off fgignmioolgoigigly .,'.Eg,.eG",:': 3: Linen”; M00TG'l I031 If I91” 9' Eh” "V 2.? 3 -it . there isn't a great deal to set strenstlieninz their lead by knock- resting comfortably last night. Tile v. M. c. A.: Scantlcbury 22,- 0'14 PM” 8"" h" 3” ”' "" .. l m B t G excited about but tonight at the ing oil the B. Y. C. tonight. injury i, not of ,, serinus "awn. Phillips 3; weiion 9; Amman 13: season and ninth against Toronto. ' g, I Sports Arena one of the biggest Twice the Flynn have beaten but is painful and win keep Guns Doucette B; Crockett 2; Bullet!) D'E9"c"”"' Hm Tmmwn 0' ' ' ..ii if l'r0Wd3 Of the year is expected to the B. Y. C. The first game ended on the sidelines for some time. 2: Govla. Total: 84. 1403'! W” 15 9" "P5", 5” " ' 3: It MONTREAL ICFI-Gerry Mc- McNeil staied out of hockey slur" out to Watch this very thins 3-2 in their favor and they had lust The game was a thriller from the time- " H: Ev Neil. who decided in 1954 he had full scasoti. He returned. playing!aiid the crowd isgexpectiiig to see as tough a struggle winning the start to finish. The Y. Til. C. A. Tr”."9": K' Ready 203 C' R”.dyl Leafs held a territorial edge in u f' 1' had enough 01 8031-tending in the ,with Montreal Royals of the Que-tplcnly to get excited about. second game despite the mislead- ran into an early lead but were 63 CW5 '13 LSPW9 55 Mack” play during the first period but i- l '15 National Hockey League, was all hec Hockey League and since The league-leading Parkdale Fly- mg 9-5 score. overtaken by the Trotters before "9" 6- Ladn" 235 Mccmmeu 4- wuted under Canadiens' pressure ;-l I ,' C Iympaihy Wednesday for Terry then has filled in when .Plante ers ave slatoii to clash with Basil- in fact many fans were heard the first half ended and trailed 44- Tom wt in the second. Henri Richard a. P. M. H... ,1” sawchuk, has been laid up with injuries. M8 with Cub and from Ill 01- saying afterwards that that game 41 going into the second 20 mlnut- ( A wot-mg at 2:02 when he , lit i K” "1 know! lust how helfgeh-" "D":;"3 lmsff :l'Y”” gfcgagmi a'h;0ofIl1”5h Shmud 9” Pl;0dUfW:I '39 fast:-35E and ibe” 95' took brother Maurice: Plu It In order to avoid a pre-game rush, ticket: for tonight's game u said the ormer Montrca ana- seeme every in was on it . paye ac ey to 9 seen ,, , Th 1 d h h I f th bl H d bath", mu". . . h V 1 3 die” 993"” "” 1””'"i"!1 that 55W- win.g;lgs;iitLi0ul:iicI:;:ilib(;;;i;hsreI wg: hEt3.IYa.s CI;0::feJll-Iclsleglrftcnk Ego? feigyrrl Charlottetown rink in many years. time: Igor: iii?-'53 .iT.mci'S. .SfVie..'.?; S C E; Clllifdwllcelr atlilllth aa 20-foot shot. Wm be N. me u me box om” dun” th. day

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chuk had quit the Boston Bruins. "It's pretty hard to explain to anyone who has never been in

be replaced during the playoffs in the spring of 1954 by Jacques regular

Plante, now Canadicns goalie.

all tried twice as hard things seemed

ncrved up, and although I

know I wasn't doing my share and I felt sorry for the rest of the team."

SPORT ECHOES

How Have The Mighty Fallen!

How have the mighty fallen! Short weeks ago the Summerside Aces were in the midst of a seven- gamn winning ntrenk, taking three games in a row from the league- leading Parkdale Flyers. and bow- ling over all opposition. Now with the very same players they are regularly taking it on the Chin from all comers. The i.'t-3 drub- bing handed them by the Basilica Youth Club at Civic Stadium on Monday night just about convinc- ed Summerside hockey fan: that the Ace: club is a very rick man. and in grave need of the services of a competent hockey physician.

Hierewlllnodoubtboa lotof buggy ' t , moot of them gugckg, rendy to hand OIII .fl'eI advice as to what should be done to get the Aeeo sitting up and ta- king nourishment slain. It'I Ill 3 part to the hockey picture and up nu, who pay the aliot. have a right to. the. their. opinion- Tbelr grieoaes are probably II good as anyone else'o at that.

The major penalty given to Eustace Reeves for fighting in the dying minutes of the second per- iod was the costliest we have ever seen in so far as we can remem- ber. llowatt was banished with Reeves on a two- ' e roughing sentence. which meant the Ace! had to play one man short for three minutes in the early part of the third frame. Summenlde look- ed an if they were three or four men short during 01030 h9C"9 minutes. and the BYC team acor- ed four goals in two and one- Iialf minutes! In the case of I minor penalty when a goal is scor- ed against the short-handed team the penalized player returns to the ice. This is not so. liowevcr, in the case of a major P0MllY- so the massacre went merrily on it: way.

Young Reeves is unquestionably a valuable man on the Ace do- fence, but this hardly explains the complete collapse of the club while he was sidelined on this occasion. There must have been other times during the season when the Ace: were a trial short. Ind REEVES "I on the Ice. Yet the opposing team CHINE keep the red light blinking u if It were on a Christmas tree. Just who were on the Ace llne-IIP during those fatal 2!a minutes we le,not know. But whoever "I9!

watched that game

were. they should take a short course on the art of holding an enemy at boy when the odds are against you.

Certainly the blame cannot all be laid at the door of the young goaler. Thane Marin. Whitey had one of his worst nights. we'll ad- mit. but he was not responsible for the avalanche of goals in that final period. it seems in be the opinion of some M the fans who that Marin didn't really fold and let in soft shots until he began to realize that he was battling the BYC boys almost single-handed.

Reckon it's about time we con- cluded the poot-mortem. The Ace! have struck bottom with a sound- lng thump as far no fan opinion of them is concerned. Ind there II no direction they can go now but up. The fans seem to be fair- ly unanlrnorn that the Aces are hunu (only in the sporting conno- tation of the word. of course). now they can get up off the floor. duct themselves off. get mad. and show everybody including us that

than his B. Y. C. in last place in the island loop and he may be right

in their last two starts. Their lat- est victory was a 13-3 clobbering of the second - place Summerside Aces. A win tonight will put them in third place.

The proud Flyerr are enjoying their best winning streak of this season and haven't tasted defciit Slll(.'e December l0 when they were beaten 10-7 by Aces. Since then

There will be a big crowd there tonight looking for more of the same.

moved slowly but surely in front for keeps in the late minutes. A

late drive by the Trotters in the

Wood. Moore: Forwards, 0. Carv- er, .1. M3l.'L0tld. EllIl'”)', A. Carver, S. Carver, Dunn. Mat-Gee. Crewys Cudinure.

B. Y. C.: Goal, Doyle; Defense. J. Ready, F. Shepherd, Mullins: l"orwarrls. Whitlock, Plrieau. How- att. Squarebriggs, 1.. Shepherd. Burke. J. Shepherd, Delaney.

Weatherble.

Hockey In Full Swing For Another Year Al North River

Hockey is in full swing for am: On Saturday morning the rink other reason at that popular icelis turned over to the .. n arena just outside Charlottetown, from the schools in the district the North River rink. and six teams are entered in this

No less than three hockey leag- loop. Mackinnon Bros. Trophy uen are In operation at North goes to the winner of this league River and to date fans have been and besides the defending cham- cnmlng out in large numbers to plan New Haven team other teams the various contests and have as in the league are Bonshaw, Nine

Wilmot Quits Bedeque league

The Wilmot Moriarclis hockey team have decided to withdraw from the Bedcque South Shore League and will be replaced by the Summeraidn Junior Aces, coa- ched by Former N.H.L. player Windy Steele. The Monarchs had played in only one game. a con- test they lost to id 16. The Junior: Aces first league game will be ghttirsday night against Albany St

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Maroons 5-3 '

which took on the appearance of I practice session at times. Action speeded up somewhat in the final frame when 0'Leiiry players went on several solo Itlckhaiidllng rush- l es which kept the home team hop- ing.

The Regal: tallied two in the opener and three in the middle frame. Matthews. Fraser. Goudet, Millmaii and Klnch tallied for the home team and Gallant and Small- man (2) for 0'Leary.

There were no penalties during the game which was refereed by Fred Mlllman and Larry Profit.

Beliveau made it 8-0 36 seconds before the end of the period when he let a quick shot go from the

this seventh shutout of the season. But while Habs' Tom Johnson was in the penalty box, Smith

North River And Hampshire Win

North River edged out Milton 2-1 and Hampshire took a 5-4 squaeker from York in two hockey games played at North River rink Tuesday night. in the North River "C" League. -

with what they have been seeing.

The senior loop at North River is the North River League with four teams entered. and battling for a large number of trophlel which are up for grabs.

The teams are nine - Mile Creek Bulldogs, Hampshire Bull- dogr. Milton Hornets and Wiulloo Henrtbreakers.

The S. R. Johnston trophy. which goes annually to the league winner, is up for competition a- gain and either Nine Mile Creek or Milton can gain pu aneiit possession of the trophy by win-

we don't know what we an talk- ing about. i

Saints Claim Game By Forfeit

St. Dunstan's University City League basketball team travelled through the snow to the Summer- Ilde airport for a scheduled game with the air force last night but the airmen were not at home to greet them.

Through a misunderstanding the airmen were somcplat-e else and the Saints retunied to Charlotte- town clalming the game by for- fiet.

.FuIII'ner Signs For Bout With Duroiido

DENVER (AP) e Jack Kanner. v e t e r a I1 Denver matchmaker. s aid Wednesday middleweight champion Gcne Fullmer has been

iilrig it again this year- it in a I- yoar trophy and both of these teams have won it twice.

OTHER TROPHIES .

Other trophies to be given away in the league are:-Sport Lodge trophy for the highest scorer: Patterson's Jewellery Trophy for

a runner-up team; Fulton Pierce Trophy for player combining abil- ity with tmanly conduct"; steadla Pharmacy silver spoon: which go to the highest. scorers on each team and J. R. Williams Trophy to the goaltender sporting the lowest : ls-against average at years end.

The second 'c ,, in operation is the North River "C" League and six teams are in the I nning for the R. R. Beu Trophy won last year by Hampshire. Other teams entered in the league are York, Milton, North River. Long Creek and Cornwall.

CURLING

signed for a lo-round non - title fight in the city auditorium arena Feb. ill against Ernie Durando. a pveteran I60-ounder from Saddle! Brook. N.J.. who has fought fre-f quently in Madison Square Gar-V den.

CllARl.0T'l'E'l'0WN Continuing the Round Robin com-

yet seldom gone away dissatisfied'

Mile Creek, Wiltshire. Winsloe and North River.

Garner in the senior league are played on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday nights. The C" league takes over on Tuesdayand Thursday and a general skate is held every Friday night.

Giles Receives laclt's Request

For Retirement

CINCINNATI (AP)-Warren C. Giles. president of the National League Wednesday received 3 written request from Jackie Ro- binson that he be placed on the

voluntarily retired list of the New

York Giants club,

Glls said he was certifying the request to baseball commissioner Ford C. Frick in New York, with a recommendation that it be

approved.

Robinson. the first Negro player in the major leagues. announced

his retiremr-nt from baseball sev- eral days ago to enter business.

He played all of his National

League career with the Brooklyn

Dodgers. and was sold by them

to the Giants since the close of the 1956 season.

H. Simpson vi. Dr. Moreslds.

MONTAGUE E Curling st-hedulc Thursday Jan 17.9 at Montague Club.

y p.m. East ice - Lillian MacDonald VI

Vera MacDonald

pciitinn. also the first game in the Central Creamerlea double knock out club play. I

Clair. I (

west lce:- Blanch Srriith vr Hen.

7 pm.

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" th l'l ts." to get worse. i felt as if I was for the in recent games the B. Y. G time in 3:30 sitar . 1 '

" gdclgeil had his share of ln- fighting the world. C. have shown definite signs of Liikmely lineups: P 1” mmuu of play brought "mm The Alba;-ton Regal, edged the '”'.'3,,;',",1',1?,.,,';”::f,'c,.,., unlctouuy F , ); juries in the NHL including a "I. didn't .qu'lt because I was clirribin out of that dark spot ,,Parkdale: Goal, Roper; I2 ' 0'Leary Maroon: 5-3 at Alberton during the third period. trying to

fractured cheek bone. He had to afraiddop dltlllllt wlalntlttglplgyi Y having come up with two victories A, MacLcod, Josey, K. Ready last night in an exhibition game give goaltenders Jacques Plant! V5.

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