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To Win Football Ch'ship

The Charlottetown Nomads pow-lcats were unable to play two weeks to run the hall erful rugby machine rolled to thelago and could not muster a team l Nova Scotia-Prince Edward Islandlfor a replay. Ifooled. The sure flnlered "Yin! Senior Rugby League Champion l The Nomads will meet the Acadia quarter cut inside and raced over ahip here on Saturday afternoon University Intermediates next Sat- ::l;i0l0Sl-ed to make the count an they crushed a spirited Wind-lurday for the Maritime Senior . l nor team 23-2 in ii game on thelchampionship. Site of the game The Nomads Started their march Queen Charlotte High School field. has not yet been decided upon. to Windsor line Bull! as 5001! II The Nomads were held off the, in Saturday's game both clubs they toolt the lllcll-Off from 0011119- ncore sheet for twenty minutes nnlthrew up a rugged defense at the field. Big DEV! MICLCOG llced Saturday by a stubborn Windsorloutset with the result that much of down. the sidelines and P885341 l0 defense that simply would not the play ranged around centrefield. Ronnie MC1V0l'- MCIVOY 1001! the break. But at the twenty minutelGradually the Nomads worked into ball 011 the PU" llid Fused 10 mark team captain Jack ”Spy"lWindsor territory and on one co- Clallde Fl9ld5- Rendy scored ona penalty kick casion Geoge Kelly almost hit pay-l Fields eluded one would-be tack- lmd ll" Nnmads were on lhelrllllll bu, he was hauled down byller and streaked for the goal line way, the veteran Windsor forward Bur- Willi "lily ll"? lllllllack 10 beak He They scored r-iglii more points blduc. lraced around the lone defender. during the first half to make the: After -larlt Rradyl Put the N0-;”'”55 the ""9 "la dill?" behmd score 10.4). Three Nomad trys and niads ahead 2-0 with a penalty the son! posts lor the first try of mo penal”. klpks during me pee, lllcll al ll", lwenly mlmlte marklllls career. Jac hkeady made the rind half ran the count to 23. Thelthc Nomads came charglng back L'0llV9Ft to Pill l 9 Nomads Bllelid visitors got their only points of tlieland five miiiutes later flying quar- lib-0 l game at the 26 minute mark of thc,tcr Freddy Drtscoll crossed thel 10 ill? hl'1'tlllll llall ll"? Nflllladsl second half when Alan Haley scor--liiic between the 1l0SlS- llfepl l'l3mm9”"g '" "'9 w"":50r,' pd nn ii penalty kirk. The score followed from a scrumlline and bill J09 CW1! Came C 059l The win was the fntirth in Lcaguelnn the Windosr 15 yard line. Thelasl he plunged (flivemyards tbefilirel play for the Nomads against onelhall came nut tnll')ave Nichols lbeing lstovpp l.d ii” emnerxr paitiiyl loss. They won another gamc hylwhn relayed to Dims:-oil on the run.l the ha 1 vihee e on o e um. :V default from Truro when the Bcar-Ilnstr-arPof passing Driscoll eiectedthalfline and Dick Carroll scoicd

Rangers-Montreal Wins;

and his move after taking a P355 "'0"! Cl" Gil: caught the Windsor defenders flat-liis and running across the line with

two Windsor tacklers on his back.

Although being outscored the Windsor team were not outplayed by such a margin as the score would indicate. They fought stub-l bornly throughout and on numerousl occasions lead dangerous thrusts. into Nomad territory l

Several times they kept the No-1 mads hemmed insde their 25 yard; line. Once Sabian thc classy Wind-1

sor flying quarter broke throughibe represented in an Island Hockey "W m be l”'"l"' MW" by '”"'l1-WW6 this "timing 5935"” " W" should register with the M.A.H.A. disclosed at a hockey meeting held through the League thus avoiding l:-lnally wlndsm. mnmwlcd ll" alin the Holy Name Hall yesterday conflicts in play-offs next sping. penalty kick with Alan Haley split-,la"""”l"'-

back Jack Ready about five yards- from the line. :

ging the uprights 26 minutes after. the second half had started.

trys to complete the events of lhcl afternoon. At the mark rugged Dave

streaked through a maze ofl

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Two minutes lalcr have

Lend pulled U” R 40 yard run down and loads of enthusiasm for Ihe Vance Harris, expect to have arti-

merside Aces. Parkdale Flyers, ers and these men will be contact- rl-lle Nomads Smrml two mm.elMonlague Meteors and Saint Dun- ed during the next week and asked lstan's h- . - meeting. . l l I dalc are sure starters whilc Saint ed to meet with Forum officials Dunslan's and Montague are very to discuss playing arrangements. Windsor lacklers to score and JackJp':”hable'. The .a5t lw" teams Vlllu ll '5 hoped to get me L533” Ready converted to make the count 9"” me” demsmn at 5 meeting underway 35 500" 35 P055lb'e' 1342' in Summerside next Sunday.

Page 6 The Guardian Monday, Nov. 7. 1955

At Least 4 Teams Likely . To Enter Hockey League

At least four teams are likely to eur Hockey Association .w as brought up by Walter Lawlor and delegates agreed that the team:

A provision executive was select- Representatives from the Sum-led from outside the League play-

University attended the to accept office. Suinmerside and l'ark- A committee was also appoint-

Summerstde. represented at the, The meeting was well attendedimeeting by Laysh Schurman and)

Shirley

SACKVILLE. N. B. (CP)-An) iimt nmiiim retained their two-point lead in the Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League Sat-

urday night when they defeated 19

Fredericton Capitals 7-3.

The'game was the last of six in a series of Amherst home games played in Sackvi1le's Alli- son Gardens. Amherst won all. The Ramble a will play two more games here later in the season.

Amherst scorers were Dave Kiley and copper Leyie. with two goals each: Gray. White and Herrier. Ralph Miles scored twice for Fredericton. Doug McPhee shot the other.

Hank Therrien fired the win- ning goal in the- last minute of the first period. completing a play with Humbug Kennedy and Fern Bernaquez at 19:49.

Summary: First period-1. Amherst, D.

-'Ramblers Down Caps7-3;; ,

lanks Hawks 3-0

B. Gray (White) 0:51; I. Freder-

icton. Miles (Whitlock. Campbell) IRE: A. Amliorat. to (Schmidt) 15:02; I. Amherst.

Therrien (Kennedy. Bernaquez)

.49. Penalties: Blackburn 15:55. Le- plne 16:25.

Second period-6. Amherst. D. Kiley (White, Gray) 9:25.

Penalties: Blackburn 4:45. Ber- naquez 6:27.

Third period-7. Amherst. Ken- nedy lllernaquez. Therrien) 12:01; 8. Fredericton. Miles fwhltlock. Campbell) 13:00; 9. Amherst. Leyte tBrlllant, L. Kiley) 14::02; 10. Fredericton. Mt-Phee (Leger. McDonagh) 16:16.

Kiley (Brilliant) 2:34; 2. Amherst.

Penalties: Lepinc tniinor and misconduct). minor served by Macdonald, 9:17, Schmidt 15:20. Stops:

Leclerc .. ii 410-22 Craig .. .. ...15 7 7-.29

Rangers Defeat Chicago To Cling To Second Spot

IAINT JOHN. NJ. (cpl John Buvu-I scored a ml period and kept their recon, standing in the Atlantlu senior Hockey League ,3 H . Jim Shirley gained a 3-0 mum- over the st place Mont " Hawks Saturday night.

Wimpy Jones, whose oumlv play stood out throughout game. fired twlllltalles. The at was scored in e second by J" kie Hamilton. Ron Ruble hel Jones each time. Assists , were picked up by Gerry sml Bill Donovan and Mark Boileau

Hamilton. Donovan and 13' Morrow made their first appeal. ance of the season in Beaver lull fmiilin it '

ajor pcna ies for 11' - were given Wally Kuiimagllum Saint John and George Whit, the first period. When White in to continue hostilities in the pa ally box. despite the presence a constable. he was moved to ill Monclon players' bench wllll gzlennesse, took his place in ll,

X.

Summary;

Firsl period-l. Sainiit ,ll,lm Jones (Smith. Ruble) is-4.1

Penalties: Kullmaii tin 5 l l, ,

Dick Carroll following a halflinelhll"

plcle scoring matters.

the sidelines. He took a pass from ".'".”"K 5'9".” campaign was ex" flclal "'9 by Christmas:

play and eluded about fivc Wind-l

Another meeting will be held at The matter of rcgistcrin: thelRadin Station C.IRW in Summer-

sm. lacklprs ln his brilliant mnljlwague with thevMarifime Anial-lside ncxl Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

Ready made the convert to com-

'l'l19 game was handled by Cy

Red Wings Coast To 4-1

. 0 - Wings Haw s ie alur ay Lineups: V' O M I L f M(iNTR1-1A1, t(tPi..Big .lcan Tt)R(lNTfI IFPI - New Yorkl CHICAGO tAPt- Ted Llntl-521.)"-S Nomads. forivrirds. fl Mt-lvor. e S Bcliveaii blazed in four r;oals- Ranrzcrs. bolstcrcd by the spec- second goal scored with a minute J. Cnylcl Al llyanl Q l.l..l,5ll5' Cl. m;.mm.l. WP, l:I.he Dmml um MAM” "AW Wu

three of them in 44 seconds--to taculzir goaltending of little Lorneland 45 seconds ' account for Mnntrcal Canadir-ns' Worsley. scored in each period salvaged a 3-.3119 for .Detroit Red total output Saturday night in a Saturday night to take a 3-0 Na- wings against Chicago Black 4-2 victory over Boston Bruins. tinnal Hockey League victory over Hawks in a National Hodtey The three-goal splurge came in Toronto Maple Leafs before 13,- League game here Saturday night. the second period while the Bruins 132 fans. 11 was the fifth tie in 11 games. were two men short because of First ptf'flt"lr:l New Y”k'M”"s for the Red Wings who playcdl penalties. Bert Olmstcad was the pby tllergesheimer. Crelgllllllll only 11 draws all last season. key man in the power-play st-t-up 19:50. . each time. and he also figured in PPllEilll(1St Murphy 1:09, Footin- the fourth goal. ato. Cahan 10:33, Duff 19:07. Be-liveaii's hat tri('k in -14 sec- Second D6l'l0fl-?- New Y""kv onds is well off tl1c NHL record. Fnnlinati Bill Mosienko of the Chicago 03. Black Hawks ht-ored a triple in Third period-3. New York. 21 seconds in a game against New Hebenton (Creighton) 12:25. York Rangers in New York Peliallyi l'7Val'l5 3323- March 23, 1952. Gus Bodnar as- Slot)-55 g sisied on all of Moslenkn's iznals. Wnrsley .. .. . 12 11 14-.40l9;i9 and 13 9. Mickoski 14:24 and First period---1. Boston. Flnivln Llln1lf'.V -- 5 ll 5-23 (majm-l 14; ll, slanley and lllm-l. (Ferguson) 1:35; 2. Boston. Mohns -------m: lsal, lglqgl 18 13 )

13F;-”ll'L"3'l:llfi5kg;;;';;”:6fl2l' lllggrlgll I City Volleyball ..-.l'iI"l'sr33l"'lf.2.5.' .f"l5:3.?i'l, l3'l'iI League Opens

(Litzenberger. Sandford) 1:53; 2. Chicago. Wilson tCicsla) 11:56.

lich 12:04. Wnit 16:111. l Second period: 3. Detroit, Lind-:

say (Howe. Reibel) 9:20. Penalties: Watson 1:38. Prono-

,vos1 5:54, Litzenberger 8:00. Howe

17 "4 vs-cchio (Godfrey) 15:09; 6. Detroit

s , Lindsay tReuht-I) 10:15. Second period: .1. liloiilreal. Be penally; Holllngwonh "Ml,

liveau tolmsteail. Harvey) 0:42: ' 2 S . tioual Hockey League gani S - - - - r

4. Montreal, Flcliveau l0lmstead. TIIIS Evening Rollflfsse 3 12 646 day night. 9 U" lE,"," ;.i,',i,:3.'"l;1f,;l';lf:"3la:E:;'; edge in the middle period. and M. I Richard) 1:08: 5. Montreal, I Hall 10 9 snag Belivc:-iu's tally was hl5f1f1h in . Filanle who Walled 31 savesq lplay was even and dull there- Belivcau (Olms1cad. Harvey) 1:26. The City Volleyball Leasuc mlendanw: llgmll two nights against me Bruins and provllslis goal Came on 5 75.. after. The Wings finished wiiih it

Penalties: Laycoe 0:16. 16:40, Provost 11:44. M. Richard 13:49. Armstrong (misconduct) 16:49. H. Richard 17:22. Johnson 1822.

Third period--6. Montreal. Ecli- vcau (Gcoffrlrm. Olmstcaill 15:53.

Pcnallics:

comniences this evenng. Sche1- dtilc for this wcek is as follows:

Monday. Arizns vs. Y. 6 n'clo(-kn o Tiil:sda.)'. P W- C- VS. NEW ti ME: A. o'clock. B.YC 1. vs, Y Spikes 7

o'clock R.C.M.P. vs- 8. Y. C. 2.

Giaoffrion 11:03, Tal- ll,,v(.l,,,.k

l)"' '7?05- 5'"-Wk 1914-5 'rhursdav, Arnns vs Navy. ANTIGONISH N s tCP)- 3-2 lead in the final period on imethcre ::;;l?fl7l"k' 3 R .' :9. lflllllcrzl-imies will be played at tlwiiviount Allison university won the goals by Leo Labiiic and Doug wl5lVfg"l"'pm.l0d. I Rwnn C05 First period-1. Detroit. Dineen - -- -- - :'-- . Maritime intercollegiate Soccer Mohns. Th latt - ' fl ed-,' 5 - ' - i 1 tDelvecchio. Pronovost) 9259: 2. Plante . . .. 2 7 8-17 championship samday Wm, , 3.1 ll ,0, ll". ilarkee: 3,-Veg leg" laTll'i55lF'lALlf.b'"0,;3i(l)-93-B H Detroit. Reibel (Delvecchlo. I Victory over 51' Francis Xavier was kmcked a”'ld9"l3”V "W0 meleauel'2llleSH0llc?18li?(:1:7-17' 9 V. lisnwe) 1218121: 3' llmllilnhgi Missy SE. S ggggritze 1,;',heEVl:i';:l:se" rggxg E931 lby -Mmllleal d5l9"'-emanl .S(i(f0l1(i period: 2. Montreal. M. laepzjllllcsl 2.l3l Neal”. 2-0 leadiin the Hf-irst hgall and Tngm-lohnwni l l . ed R”'h3"d lM”5dc”- Sl- l'3"”"ll enko 4:16, Lindsav76:25. Duff 10:- Defeats N. 5. COD 0 ener la - - - 1 "W" ”"'”””'-V ”"””:” 1-13: 3-l)l0ntN:8l-l”NV0sl19-35- 49, Chcvrcfils 15:52. Godfrey 17:-

split tallies with the St. FX team

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Bombcrs scored two final-quart'er HALlpAxl ll-la. ,3,-ll pllnglanvs l touchdmvns for a 16-7 victory over II II I ll"ll.,.l.sll3, nl (-lla,.l,,ll(.lW." ,l,,. Saskatt-hcivan Roiighridcrs in tho:

Tech 5 To 0

over for trys. and Ari Morrison converted both. The hnys played in a drizzle of rain on a vcry muddy field.

Glace Bay Minn Given Award

SASKATOON tFP- f”aiiacla'sl iiop junior alhlctic award --the Viscount Alexander Trophy---hasl heen awarded in Nova Srnlia track exp:-rt .loc Mullins of Glace: Bay.

The award was madn as the Amateur Athletic Union of ('an- ada wound up it's lhrcc day on". vi-nlinn hcre S:-iiiirt-lay.

feated Nova Scotia Technical ('01- wintry opener of the Western ln-, logo 5-0 Saturday in it roglllar ferprnvincial Football Union scml- F0! Maritime Rugby League game. finals Saturday. l Flnmhers will be out to clinch thelti-U1) Playoff! lialllsl Acadia ll'Il9F- totnl-point series and make it the metlintes the Charlottetown Nom-i ' third sti-aiglil ycar they havelads will hold a blackboard "skull” From G.S.S. 10-0 playoffs. 'ai P.W.C. The Summerside High School. -- - - -- rugby team defeated the Queen) Elizabeth Park Satiirtlay morning -.v one or m- -mm FOR CAREFREE WINTER . NOVEMBER SPECIAL pit-to Full Service Inspection. This complete inspec- tion lakcs six hours and costs 2515.00. For Novem- her only we will carry out this service for 510.00 plus

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First period: 1- Chicago, Watson Hood, Burhidge. Sweet. Woodman,-l Haley: picking quartcr. . fl." 1 .Sb :h- .

H H R l . ml H Penalties: Delvechio 2:31, Hol- lel:.l5ngl,l(ll:f(.lller 0-grlgg I we (war 5”" l 0)” - 393 35 lingworth 7:16, Lalande and Pave- Clmfk. mllhgvk Mm.rl'S

g'.N'Cl'l9l”""- "W13 flU3l'leF-I in the first 27 minutes and coast- riscoll. three-quarters. C. Gillis, ed to a 4-1 victory over the Toy. D (-3””0ll- Dv M3Cl-90ll- 5- Kelly: onto Maple Leafs Sunday nightl . fullback, J. Ready: subs, C. De- It was the first triumph in the Lory, G. Burt-10, N. Haiiscii. last nine games for Detroit's cel-

Windsor.

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it was only the third time Dc- troit has won in 14 starts this sea- Last previous victory was

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CHICAGO (AP) --New York's lice netted the puck three minutes . . Second period-2. Saint ,i..l,

sur.pmmg dnrngem lhlumlih 0;!” lhwtlliehlli-lhldlleri Puumg New York Hamilton (Donovan.Boi1eau) s 9 :1l'ioeIl:l!8(;tiJ:ck:)y8CEL:)a)guel1 Slendzliy ll-he llamas gashnne nl ll". Calmi Lcfggnallglizi Kullman 15:48. lilac

es wines e ere n severa -- - night by defeating Chicago Black years. Referee Tied Storey called Third period-3. Saint John Hawks 4-2 at the Stadium. only two penalties. both against Jones (Ruble) 9:58.

The hustlilig RAandgerBlinle1 of New York. Penalty: Kuzma 0:13.

Dean Prentce. 11 y at gate and Larry Popein were the main force behind the Now Ynrkr.-rs' third triumph of the year over the Hawks.

Each membir picked up in goal. Dave Creighton also scored for his fifth of the season.

Chicago's g o a I s came from- Johnny Wilson and Alan Stanley.

SEVENTH VICTORY

The victory was the Rangers' seventh of the -young season. They are three behind the league-lead-; ing Montreal Canadiens. who tied; Boston 3-3 Sunday night.

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slapped in his own reuouiid tor the taiiy. his second of the year.

Detroit iced the game early in the middle period while Jun Mor- rison was serving a Toronto tiiippiiig penalty. Gordie Howe slipped in from the side for Red Kelly's perfect setup to cash his

Montreal Canadiens Eke Out 3-3 Tie With Bruins

BUh"i't).V tAf-'I-A "mil in Jean Pr viist. Th :1 P v 1' S”'”' 3”” and d9le"””"”" war" Jeliveaii late in the I-lllll'(.l period tiinil in the Mb rows 5 re" Godfrey l"l.m.wed up wml ms gave Montreal Canadiens a 3-sf The Bruins donunaled the playl W'”"d 9" 3 d'”""9 5"”'”'l 3”"

tie with Boston Bruins in a Na-l in both the first and third periodsl geelrljnn earned 8 193 shoollng

was hotly disputed til 3 ,t - - , ,45-Z) edge in shots. their most V 091)" foot slap shot which sailed past lopsided margln this year.

goalie Terry Savrcliiik ivhi argued l - ,

tihat the Montreal forwartl was in llilven li:,'.L”e'?" ;l:,if,';lle'f,5a"l;ac,vall'l,g.l'lll L D9-Wlle 13 Pelmmes ll was '

the ”ease- 'looked on in amazement Thcl Clea" hm rugged game without I l

l ,- l l , ll l ll Blngle trace of the fightinglwhicli .Kiillgi.TI.1ll.gEi...w”l.??...i".?ii.i53 .731. vduwd an NHL season with "W

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ACCIDENTAL TALLY

The Bruins liarl forgcd into a pcnally time the last time they

the Canadicns in the opening per- Penalties: plume" 9l10l mall. 53 moan 1753

W1 l7Ut ('t(l:Ultl1 "NW AWN 00:09-zveau 9.10, Costello 11.03. l.cClair . g;..,,,,,l pel-lgll; ll Delmlllllowe Mm”-V 0” " ?”'””".l"l '1l1-Oil (Kelly) 5:22. 5. Detroit. Godfrey l-he tally Wllfll ll Pllplletlllll 3 l5'l Third period: 4. Boston. Labinc, irnl-lpazzini, Prvstall 6:52,

ltltll dl”lVP by 0l')'?ll T9551” . -iCos1ello. Tcssicr) 523- 5. Boston; Penalties; Migay :53. lunrrjsnn

The Caliadlcns lmunccd back In Mnhns 7.39: 6. Montreal. Bclivcau .i;.-.1. nine.-n mtg. nincen l4,os,

ll)? Vllltldlt) 505-Sltlll Flllfl WP"l IM. Richard. Olmslt-ad) 18.30 Third pcriod: Scoring: None. ahead. on goals by l't'lrI'an Halli". P e n ii 1 1 ie s: Geoffrion 15.04. Penalties: Pronovost 9:04, Bol- ice Richard and rookie 0iaude' Mann; 17.45, (on 12;”, ,

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