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The Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon. April 6, 1964. Ill

SPORTS FRONT

By N“ ‘K lt'ILL.‘ [ORE

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Montreal Takes Charge

MONTREAL (‘ANADIENS won their of the current NHL season Saturday night. Maple LPan 4-2 to take a commanding1 3-2 lead

their best-"f‘seven Stanicv Cup semi-final series.

night to wrap the set up in six games Bobby Rousseau broke loose for the big marker In the last game. as he outskated two Leaf defencemen to heat Johnny Bower with a blistering wrist shot. In the third period. that one out Montreai‘ ahead to stay. Don’t for- get It was scored while Montreal was a man short and that Roberts made the big play to put Rousseau In the clear.

the

The goal that gave us the biggest surprise In the game was slap-shot goal from a near immissible angle that Leaf goaltender Johnny Bower didn‘t make a m-‘ive on. Substituting for Giles Tremhlay. LaRose and his goal was enough to inspire Les Habs for the

second perier mvzu'kcr by Claude liaRr‘se.~A

renniutlr'r of the flame. We don't like to be tough on goaltenders when they lose. because It‘s often difficult to tell if they had a chance on many of the shots they were scored on. — lion-ever, Bower was not good Saturday night. He might have stopped at least two of the three shots that went has! him. and.on several occasions he looked unsure on routine shots. The only good game Bower has n'laved so far in the series was the second a 2-1 Toronto wn. Bower hasn't been spectacular. he goalie that most cf the Leaf prayers want

ls still

because of tits and considering that the Leafs

Simmons.

PERHAPS THE oi’lv bright spot in the Leafs team Satur- day night. with the exceptin of Don MacKcnny who scored two goals, wes the combination play of Den Stewart and Bob Pulford. Playing with an ineffective Shack or Papin on the

' the Toronto dun combinch for a big burst once in cot-h

W1 “‘2.

period. nearly scoring on Hodce three times. and kept the

little Montreal grater on his toes whenever they were on the

and Kenn muffed the

od‘y scoring chance he had after the Big !\1‘ had passed to him 1

ice. Mahovlich was “less than good"

by the side cf he no

Andy Bathgntc. thc'playcr who we thouch a few weeks ago would win the Stanley Cup for the Leafs. hasn't been cutting lilaclx'eunev

showed he is still good at tipping them past goalies but that's

lose wi1h his shot: like he has in other years.

all he showcd.~He was: far from bravo in the corners. The Leaf-Hab game was rough but it didn’t get out of hand at anytime. Montreal's Ferguson. a fast '

most important game dumping Toronto in games in . Les llabs outskatcd'the Leafs in the late going Saturday night to make

e bu: drifercncc in the twu teams. We think Mnnrcal has a guard chance of kiwi-kin: off the inc 31151810111 Leafs Tuesday

Shown above Is the presen- tation of the trophy to the

the , ln-front-of them. Toronto players give their best with Bower behind them. and ' are. facing elimination. we don't think Imlach will take a chance on Don

winners of the Island Inter- scholastic Senior “A” Hockey

Maritime Swimmin

{Staged A’r Local YMCA 1

Stewart And Pulford Were Good 1

i time YMCA centres made a full-: tout assault on the record book lat the ninth annual Maritime

Swimmers from eight Marl-1

Int e r-YMCA swimming an [diving championships held in Charlottetown Saturday. 1 Records broken included one Canadian. Maritime. 30l tPrince Edward Island and 651

pool marks. The meet consistedi of 68 events.

‘ The always powerful Halifax YMCA captured all four of the aggregate trophies being com-l peted for. They took the Watson Trophy for the high aggregate in the age class events with 322

HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS i

Provincial Physical Educat- ion directori. The, St Dun- stnn's team captured 11m trn» phy by defeating the PWC Welshman 2-1.

9 Meet

Championship. They are. left to right. Jim Cullen (St. Dun- Stan's coacht, John Irwin (team captain). Dave Boswell

styie lst T. Keddy. H.,~—50:2 15 and 16 Girls' 00 yard P.R.; 2nd 1“. Wthitlock. C., Stroke 15! T. Keddy. 1i 53:8 * 1:055 P.R.: 2nd .1. PaJ'r‘Ilin-llo,

10 and under Boys' 20 yard; ELI—1:09.11. Back-stroke lst J: March, 141., j 10 and under Boys' an yard 15:2; 2nd D. Morrow. 11., —— . Breast Stroke lst .1. March. 11. 15:9. 18:7; 2nd G. Beck, C.,~]R:8

10 and under Girls' 20 yard 10 and under Girls' an yard Back Stroke lst H. Birodlic. H”; Breast Stroke lst K. Coiducl, 16:0 P.R.: 2nd L. Home. D..—-l D. 17:8 P.R.; 2nd II. Brodie. 16:2 H

Rack

. ., -— 18:0.

11 and 12 Boys' 40 yard Backi 11 and 12 Boys ' 40 5712' Stroke lst P. Sparks. H.. Breast Stroke lst l). LiillL'lill. 29:6; 2nd P. Guil ford, H., —- '\l.. —A 33:4; 2nd 1’. Sparks. 11..

4. 11 and 12 Girls' 40

Breast Stroke lst L. Reeves,

.7. 11 and 12 Girls' 40 yard BackI yard

Stroke lst J. Steeves. M..

15 and 16 Girls' 80 yard Bread Stroke 151 N Likely, S.J., 1:08.51 P.R.; F. “.hl‘:OCk, (‘ -71:1() ".

10 and under Boys' at yard 11..ticiiiy 1:1 J. March, 11., - lint; Pit; 2nd G. Bt‘uk, C..— 17:‘_'.

in and under Girls‘ 20 yard iizuicrily 151 ll. Brodie, H..— Yizti P.1t; 2nd .1. Lam-tin. 31.. 1" ‘J.

11 and 12 lioys' 40 yard 15.1111:in 19' \‘l'. Brodie. ti;- :1". 1’ 11; 2nd L. Stccvcs. F..—«

11 (irrls’ 40 yard But- MT”) 1;. I’cppiu. 2:3.1 P.Ii.. 2nd C. Wheeler, I-‘.,

and 12 ' 1

". and I4 lioys' 60 yard But- lst R. Stewart, H., '31! .1 P.R.; 2nd R. Fm'sj'th. H..

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15: and 14 (iirls' 60 yard But-

tct‘lly 1s Ncwan, S.J.. — . PR (3. Brown, C..--—

L. . 2nd

and 16 Boys' 80 yard But- lst N. MacNawght. H.. ; 2nd B. Hart. 8.1., ~—

17: and 16 Girls‘ 110 yard But- ‘ 1~-:1 T. chdy. H.. -— 5‘1.2 P.R.; 2nd F. Whitlock. (7.. 61:1“.

111 and 14 Boys' individual .‘zleriiey 80 yards lst R. Forsyth, 11. v 56:4 P.R.: 2nd R. Stew- art. 11. ~- 57:6.

13 and 14 Gli‘lS' m yard in- d-vxlual Medley lst A. Steward.

.. : . P.R.: n . Sedg‘uick. F., —1:04.9.

1.} and 16 Boys' 160 yards ln~ diudual Medley lst D. Hoskin, 11.71584 P.R.; 2nd B. (lib- son. F..w2: .4.

IS and 16 Girls‘ 160 yard In-

dividual Halley 151 T. Keddy.‘

H- 2169 P.R.; 2nd M. Kaiwr. if ,—2:25.?.

10 and under Boys‘ on yard Freestyle Relay lst C.,-—58 PR. and *; 2nd Halifax-«kw.

10 and under Girls' 80 yard

Freestyle Relay lst Dartmouth ' 32.7 ‘ "

2nd Moncton

1:06.31.

11 and-12 Boys' 160 - yard Il‘roesiyle Relay lst llalifaxw 1141.4 P.R.; 2nd Charlottetown 1:136 “

11 and 12 Girls‘ 160 yard Freestyle Relay lst l~‘i'ede.ric10n

.1:21.3 P.R.:

11:54.4 9.3.; 2nd Halifax -1 57.7

13 and 14 Buys' 210 igmi

Freestyle Relay lst lining»; .- ;:"I..' PR 2nd illiariu'H-hwn 2.36.4 '

1:. and 1-1 (ill'lw 11‘“ 3.1-1.1 F'ces.y10 itv'nv 1-1 Italian N 2'415 Pit: 2nd l‘IIt‘dlli’lHii 2:55.

15 and Iti Bop it!“ 1.; 1"l‘('('\ly1(‘ Relay is! lliifiti-n. .- Jl'ttti.H PR , 2'1t1 FYI-(11‘ 0211.7.

1.7 and 16 Uri Freestyle Relay 1st 3.39.5 I’.R.; 2nd 5mm 4:13.21.

Ilteus' Upvn \lw \lwt‘w in yards Is: 2an l’rr“

J‘JII ; (1 lion: 1' - J’iiill —

\l'nmcns' Upon \lciiirg. itr;.~ 4130 yards 151 iiul tax 3 :7) P.R.; 2nd Dat‘lmllllll i.‘

lilctns' (tpcn 1"li‘4'—'\ll yards 15! .1. 1.o\'c11_ H 542:1 RR; 2nd D Sillvl’itl 11' 57:1; 3rd 1). \l’a'ters. ( 1:025".

Women's Upon Fi'ooglye loo

yards 1st 8. I’rit'nu. 11.1 no unofficial Canadian Pit :e cord); 2nd T Knddy 11., -

1:067; 3rd H. Mat-man. c. .— 1:141-'

Men's Open lire:- who loo yards lst J. Lot-nu. ii. 1 111 3nd .1. Bmvo", . 3rd B. .\i;u-1)::nu1d.

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I’.R., . r 1:199: 5.1.. 1:206 Women's Open Brcmumke 100 yards lst B. Brittnn, '_ ., ‘ 2nd L. Palmer, 1)., 1:214; 3rd N. Likely, 3.1., - 1..

.\icns' Open Backstroke 101)

yards lst Gibson. 1.. --~ 1200.6 ‘1’.R.; 2nd J. Aitkcn. ll. 1:112; .3rd Dimmeli, F. — :28

Womens' Open Backstroke 100 yards lst B. Britton. 1).. ~-— '165 P.R.: 2nd A liendmxon, .. — 1:203: 3rd A. Steward. ., —-- 1:21 8.

Men's Open Butterfly lst D. Siilanrl.

2'3?"

1:11;.» Women's Open Butterfly 1 yards lst T. Keddy. I ' ERR : 2nd A. Henderson, 1:18.92 3rd M. Kaiser. 1133.3.

Men's lndmdual \Iodicy 160 yards 14 .1, .\Ill{f‘ll. I u

111

In [at n. —-

, points. followed by the host ‘ l Charlottetown YMCA with 105‘ l and Fredericton with 84 points.

when he first came to the big leanucm he is the Frenchmen‘s answer to Ftldie Shack. llc hit Tor. onto with everything he had Saturday night and even tried

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13‘ and 14 Boys

32 P.R.; 2nd C. Thompson. M..lH., — 34:0 *1 2nd J. Hillborn, “3'11 ' F

' 60 yard

., 34:1. Rack 1 13 and 14 Boys' 60 yard I I) lululcy.

to start a fight with Shack. Onlv on the ice twice in he Hallfax dmlhled the point per, Stroke lst D Stcars. S. .. H. Breast Stroke 1st same. Shack skated awav from Ferguson. formanm or second running. 1: 7 P.R.; 2nd 1). Machichael, M . -— 47 * Pa; 2nd R. Honor, With the writing of this column we were unaware of the Y's in the competitions for theI H w 11. (H w 4914’- outccmc of DehoiLChicago game—But we expected the Black Junior team trophy, boys and 13 and 14 Girls' 60 yard Back; 13 and 14 Girls‘ 60 .Vat'd Hawks to Wm '31. gms age 3.12; the Ladies age Stroke lst A. I-liirtle. ‘VI., — Breast Stroke lst S. Crease, The Red Wings might have given a big effort with (‘rozier lgmup “.0th and me Maritime 43:8 P.R.; 211 M. Sedg\y'1ck.l 11.. - 48: 9 P.R.; 2nd \ In nets. but we (I‘lil't expect Chicago played dead. Mikita and lope“ MN, Frmphv awarded to u _ 44.4. Sweves' M” ,_ 49:4. Hull were overdue. 15 and 16 Boys' 15 and Boys" 80 \Jil'd G

Off The Cuff

SI'MM‘ERSIDE COMBINES face elimination in their best. hos-1

of-five V.B.-I’ ET. Intermediate ” " series when they

Fredericton (‘nps at Civic Stadium tonight Things don‘t look too good for the Combines as they dropped the first game 1541 and the second by a closer margin We were at the

(""‘“'"”""1\\'11 YMCA Saturday ni'r‘it to see BEV BRITTON of the women‘s _ lass taker: her swimming verv seriously and that she hopes to at-

‘ ‘ Sumimerside Lennon- received two dangerous cuts from a high stick in the team's last name at Sydney. but that won't keep the liard-skntinq foreword from playing in the

unofficial Canadian mark in We understand this NS.

1"“ month set an 15-16 year-old free-style event

tend the ito-c‘inlng Olvmnlc ti‘ml: aire centrcrnnr. GEORGE DALTON.

series against the Qur‘bor winucn:

.epinn‘s next frem Svr‘nev in time to

didn't l‘t‘ltlr” tn f'hnrlot‘rtnwn

the o soy it was a ti"e.7cr

time c‘t‘amnicrrihin team tihreuglriut the year with

merside earlier in the year (‘inrk sold. “but

of boys that they warted to stick u ‘th." can come no wi’h a cot'tnle of seasoned Ni" i-r'ornns vi

draft. they'll mevc out of last place. BERNIE GEOFFR'OIN would be just the guy to lead Boston to their first winnin:

season in years.

Saints Meet PWC Squad ;

1' ;r. , . A. ~

St. Dunstan's High School (VI :‘Tqul" 21:] v

basketball team will meet. the;Prs ”' $314218" of' :11”- PWC Welshman this atternooninmm” I l m: r

at 2.30 m the second game 0 lccnsorship following the

their best of three. series for 0‘ marl'al law “"nday-

the return government

ior "A" basketball title. lurdia heralded These are two top notch high iconstitutional

best local talent being display- stituent assembly to draft

ed on both teams. The Snmtsinew constitution.

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. . e . sec Sat- urde-v's lNTERW‘nmA-‘TN‘ "A" HOCKEY game at St. Dun- ston'q hctwecn F-nl' and I’Wf‘. but several persons who saw . Junior licoienairos man- ager JOSEPH f‘LMiK stressed in a short speech to Summer- str‘o (‘it-i7cns Friday night fo‘iowint: the team‘s return Erem Sydney. that the Summersidc Legion has sponsored the Mari~ ‘ the main Purpose of mokinu good cltI7cns out of a bunch of boys. (‘onsid- eration was given \vlie'her to add nlavcrs from outside of Sum- the executive thought It cvcr carotnllv and found that they had a great bucli I‘f ROSTOV BRI'INS

“W no

are leading the series 1-0. so 1‘ 1.: do or die for the Welshmeng today. i

R ESTR IFTIONS IJFTED i ReuL

press ending 1 (‘hief of 3 the Island Interscholastic Sen-State (‘01. Enrique Pei-alto Al" to t by .' school teams with some of the announcing elections for a con-i

SECURE AT LAST - - - - - By Alan Maven

i the team with the most points. ‘

BRITTON SETS PACE

. swift moving. 16-yeaiuold‘ ‘2 girl from Dartmouth. Bcv. Brit-i iton. set the individual pace u ‘ the annual meet as she set l unofficial Canadian mark in the. 1 15-16 year old Women's 100 iynrds free style event with a 1 time of 1:00. The standing re- . cord is 1.08.

In addition Miss Britton esta- blished Maritime women‘s re- cords in the Open breaststroke. 100 yards. 1.21.3. and the wom en's individual Medley. 160 yards. 2204.6. tier time 1:165 in the Women's open breaststroke was good enough for a provin- cial record.

Doug Sitiand ofHaIifax Y set :a Maritime men's open 100 1 yard butterfly mark with a time 1 0159.8. The old mark was 60.5.

Sitland also paced Halifax to a Maritime record in the men's 400 yard Medley relay, The time of 4.30.5 bettered the old mark

by 14.1 seconds.

Steve Wonnacott of Charlotte-

town hettered the Maritime boys 1 11 and 12 40 yard Free St y 1 e ; swim with a mark of 220 sec... ‘ .1 better than the old mark.

Dartmouth Y set a new Mari- time mark in the girls 10 and under 80 yard free style race . with n time of 59.7 sec. The old ' mark was 1:022. Halifax con— tinued the team onslaught with new marks in the boys 13-14 240 yard medley relay and the 160 yard 11-12 medley event. _

‘ I 10 and under — Boys' Medley Rciny 80 yards lst Mmcton— 111.01 1P.R.: and Halifax 111.02.

:0 and under — Girls‘ Medley Relay 80 yards lst Dartmout 105.8 P.R.

11 and 12 Boys' Medley Re lay 160 yards lst Halifax 155.5 P.R.; 2nd Moncton 203.9.

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113

and 12 Git'ls' Medley Re- 160 yards lst Halifax — 2011.3 P.R. 13 and 14 Boys‘ Medley Relay 240 yards Lst Haliflam—MIB RR. 13 an lay 240 yards lst Halifax — . 6.4 P.R.; 3nd Charlottetowm -— ' 3245‘. Q 15 and 16 Boys' Madfley Re- 11y 320 yards lst Halifax —- 337.5 P.R.; 2nd Fredericton —-

2139.

1‘ and 16 Girls“ Medley Re- lay 320 yards lst Halifax —— 40118 P.R.; 2nd Charlottetown 441.6'

to and under Boy-5' an yards Freestyle 1st J. March. H.— 1?:1 tied record ~ PR. ' 2nd .C. ~ 12:02. to and under Gir‘ki' an yard Freestyle lst II. Brodie. H.— 00:12.9 P.R.; 2nd J. Howatt, C.

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11111 .

1| and 12 Boys’ 40 yard Froc- siyle 191 S 221! RR. "; 4 5.

11 and 12 Gifla' 40 yard hee- siyle lst E. P n. 26:0 P.R.: 2nd C. Wheeler

. Woonocmt. C. —— 2nd S. Fudge. M..—

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F.,

26:6.

13 and 14 Boys‘ 60 yard Free- style lst R. Forsy‘ttt. 11.. 33:4 I‘.R.; 2nd R. King'horn. F..— 36.1

13 and I4 Ghis’ on yam Preo- style I! . R , ., .— 39:0 P.R.; Ind A. Stew-t. 11..

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80 yard Back ibson. F

Stroke lst B. . — Breast Stroke lst J Beaver. S

54'!

54:2 P.R.: 2nd D. Hoskin. H.,.1:00.2 P.R.; 2nd G. Forbes. 1-1,: :.. ' 1:003.

100 i

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1:594 11R: 2nd I). Shiand. 3.. I 2:013; Lird B. MacDonald. S.J . Moncttm fl 3:177 Saint John 32 Women‘s lnd2v171ual Medley Dartmouth 2! 1.10 yards lst B Bi'ilion. D..—— dene 7 Iii-1.6 . .. Lind T chdy.t Junior team trophy for 11.. 2:222; 3rd .\1. hauler. li.. “my and Guys. age 8_12_ Tcnm Trophy - u litax :1 Mens' Open Fz'r‘t‘style Relay mmmtmh 75. «Wt yards lst Haiitax -- 3684 phaslonmwn 23 l‘.1t.; 2an Ft‘t‘dciicion ~ 4217; “WM!” 22 31rd Charlottetown '41 4 ‘. .111“. Jmn z ‘.i.omen'.~ Upon Freestyle Re Hm“. ,1,” 0 lay 4011 yards lst Ilzilllax V “will” 0 1,111.3 P.R 2nd Fredericton »- v... . - _ 0"“. 1rd (“llmnlummq limit poms for Ladies ll! '3'} V' ' IlL'i‘ group meet: .1 i 1 ‘ '1 .i . . ‘lent's 013"“ him-(wt)le 444i H‘UIIT‘XTH'DI‘Y P12; \.'1 d" 1st .1. '\lii\'f‘n. ll —— (“mtnnmlmn g . 'q' "R l 2”” prelim . 18"" Fri-in... )1‘1 41 “unmet. 1‘ .. Mnlwhm 30 ii'- '1 v ' Women's ()p’vn brownie 440 52‘1".n7’:]l: 2; yards lst A. 11"ll’lf‘I‘SIill. 1).. " ti 11.4 P.R.: 2n‘l .‘s' Robinson. 11. “II n mp 0an meet trophy Win" 3rd A “IMP. H‘ ai'ili'flt‘d to the team with most Ii141 lm'llls' DIVING EVENTS ' 1’ I’ll. “0Y5. .1.:. tax‘ 93 11 and unde .. lst Co‘le [lif‘nnflnh w Bet-k. Char'ottciowu Igf(l°""m“_ ” 11 and 12 — to Ronald \fac- gl‘i“l";“‘”’““ 1: 14ml. 711., 2nd Frank Roper, C ,; “h” a .w t‘ Stev ., M. ,‘ ~' . H “my M Ingean Maritime record-’;

1:; and 14 lst --

Brian Nelson.

\1..; 2nd Ken O'Brien, C .; 3rd

linii Jewell C Iii and 16 Born Charlottetown. (ipen )leet lst Charlottetown. Watson Trophy 2816! for the team mce

Halifax Chariot tcluwn

O‘Brien. Firs: Eoin O'Brien.

High aggro in age groups

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