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By ED CLINTON v‘Souris Bureau of the Guardian

0 teams from the Eastern King‘s area have advanced as far as Island intermediate semi- finals. The Souris Crossbones defeated Murray Harbour in three straight games to win their King's County intermed- iate “B” finals, and will now advance in the semi-finals. Mor— ell Beavers defeated Souris Roy- als three games to one to annex the King's County intermediate ‘ "C" championship and will now iadvance to the island finals against the Prince County winners.

Both Sout'is and Morell enter

playoff records. Souris defeated

SPORT OF KINGS

'Eastern Kings Outfits Reach Semi-Final Round

‘ Georgetown

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running an easier time than his man In the opposinl end. but. this year, iwtth Sourls abort-handed tie'. I had some ruued times. In fvery case to date he's been able come through with some real

they play much better in the l I full squad. They have not had lrole of the underdol. ; l out team since the first game ~ of their series with Georgetown. The Semis-Murray Harbour Injuries and illnesses have made series just completed turned out, *it necessary for them to plsy at as predicted to be a real rugged least two games with only seven affair. As it turned out, how- players. At the present time lever. the penalty parades did three players are question lnot get und e rway until the marks. Bert Paquet. rugged left igames were salted away. We winger hasn't seen action since _ iwitnessed the first and third the Georgetown series due to in {Our Straight. games in Souris. and in both bruiscd ribs. and it is not known 311d With their three Wins 0V” games, thought that there was -just when he'll be able to return Murray Harbour gives them an an excessive number of trips to to action. unbeaten record in seven play- the sin bin. we have no objec. of! games. Morell beat Peakes- tions to rugged hockey. nor do St. Peters in four straight. and we have any Objec‘10“ ‘0 9133" leg injury in the Georgetown so have seven wins and one 1055‘”5 getting Penaltles- if “'5 “1 series. and has only been able in playoff games to date. ‘the a“ 0‘ PDSSJNY Preventing 3 to take an odd turn on the ice goal. .since. Claude Peters, center on the first line is planning on go-

HOW WILL WE DO‘.‘ How will we do? I is really We'll carry it a bit farther. ing away, and it's not known, 1how mony games he‘ll be play-jho'ck

sensational stops. Rollie Jen. kins, pity'ng defense this year, has looked ver'r good. and has been a key man in the power play. Fan Maclntyre is looking better of year

Carl Peters is having his best Jim MacDonald suffered aiseason since coming up to ‘8" ‘hockey. Not only is he scoring points, but his right uppercut s tworking to perfection. Bill Mac- Laren is having his best playoff

hard to predict with teams that and say that, in a close game. : seems to rehsn that type 0f

have never played against each with tempers a bit edgy, weiing before he goes. Others who oodeygnglrngiheﬁl aﬁislogffg other. But, the majority that i can understand the odd major [have missed games, but. are l ghoul'd “Md? the‘ 0 0'.‘t‘.’m have seen both the Bulldogs and . along the way. It's those usual jonce again on the go are: Carl s “h 1 :t of troub‘e opp 5' '0" Crossbones say that it should be ‘ silly minor penalties we object ‘Pctors. Reg. Peters. Bud d 'w ‘ p e y 5 me m'"‘

a close exciting series. with a to. And there was far too many MacDonald and Jim Maclntosh. u_te_s. before anything ls decidm'

HAS GREAT FORESTS

GREAT HOCKEY , Africa has about 17 per cent Some of the boys are playing of the world’s forests and only The biggest trouble that the terrific hockey this year. Buddylsl/z per cent of world popula-

Crossbones have had since the Doucette, in the nets has beenttion.

possible slight edge in favor of l of that type in the Crossbones- Souris. The majority of opinion 3 Bruins series.

also seem to feel that the Prince County winner should prove too Knowing .

strong for Morell.

more and more

Royals Top Combines 6-4 In Come From Behind Win

Sandy's Royals. fighting to stay in contention in the island intermediate 'A' finals, fought back from a 3-0 dciicit to down Prince County Cuiiibiues 6-4 be- foic a packed house at the Sports Arena last. night. Royals trail in the best of seven series 2-1

The lid) 315. were m.l.‘«.;l!’l: 1h“. services n1 regular goalie Rtitch Ward. 011’ with the flu. eta: for. ward Angie Carroll. amp: out a suspension and sparkplug Biiy Mulligan. recuperating trom a serious injury ..iit‘fet‘ed 1n the series opener. Lyall Mac- lnnis nt' Morell replaced Ward between the pipes and gave a standout performance.

Combines stormed in lfor three goals within a three min- ite span early in the first X‘N’l'iflt'l before the Royal». could not on the scorcsliect and at. the time it appeared as if the game would he a lopsided affair but the Roya‘s rallied for the vic- tmy.

Vince Mulligan, brother of in- jured B-ily, provided the spark for the City pucksters. The slim forward scored one goal. as- sisted on two others and was easily the ha dest working play- er on the ice.

Apps Arsenaiilt scored two goals for the winners with Jim M‘acLeod, Alan ‘Smctt' Gillis and Buck Whitlock adding sing- les.

Playing coach (lord (‘Litclitte was in or all four Combine goals. Sf‘ni‘lnE three himself and sorting up the fourth.

Maclnni‘. making his first nppearanf‘e in league action this season, was called on to make some great saves met the sixty minute made a total of 24 stops oom- pated to 32 by Combine cager lhane '\\'liitey' Mann.

Referee Don Whalen and his assistants, Joe Coyle and Leroy Barnett, had a bus-y night. Whrlan handed out a total of 24 penalties, Including tour ma- jors, 14 of them going to that Royals. Combine rearguardE Hook Walsh and Apps Arson-l aul! drew majors for fighting' in the opening period and ml the dying minutes of the gamel Welsh and Buddy Maclntyre‘ drew 5-minute penalties for ai’

tussle deep Combine tor-1 r'tory. OPENS M‘ORUNG

T. 9 game was less than five" minutes old when Gard CUF‘ clitfe stole the puck from Royal ‘ defencesmati Junior MacLeodi and flipped it into the mesh and ;. 12 seconds later he gave the Combines a 2-0 lead when he. batted in a loose puck during a scramble in front of the Royal net. Benny Grady made

Carroll Draws 2 More Games

Dr. Hillard Clark. president of the Island Intermediate 'A' Hockey mane. announced fol~ lowing a league meeting last night that Angie f‘irroll. starl torward with Sandy's Royals,-

with Greg off game at Summerside Friday night. 1 also sat out

and fifth games of the series.

As a iatilt of the postponed game Monday night a revised payoff ediedule has

mm Friday. 15m and the other playoff dates are as, Mm:—

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grabbed (lord Ciitclil't'e's re- bound and lodged it behind Macltitus.

'l'lic Royals finally got 011 the scoreslieci at the 111.42 mark when Buck Whittock slapped Vince Mulligan's rebound be- liiud \iann. Mulligan had shot from ‘75 ‘tiot mil With low, than in.» min-Hes remaining in the (\f‘Fnl'li PFl'UWl \lulliéan was set up by teammates Stu “0* Lure and Reeves directly In front of the Combine cage and Vince made no mistake, making ihc score read 3-2.

J.In .\lntl.cori pui‘cd the Roy- als up even with the Prince County team at the 9.47 mark of the sandwich session, heat- 2an Mann with a close-in shot. Combines were Sllttl‘llltil‘ltlf‘d at the time with Snrk sitting out a minor.

Smelt (tillis put the Winners in front for the first time less than five minutes later when he batted one in. The Combines argued that the shot had been knocked in with a high stick

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but the goal was allowed. .pps Arscnault scored his first of a pair with a high 15- tooter at the 3.50 mark of the ruin] frame and at t 8. mark Gard Cutcliffe rounded out his hat trick after being

set up by Benny Grady.

Arsonault closing out the scoring at tne 12.47 mark when‘ he slipped Vince NlIilligan's re. la) l'if‘illiY‘fl the busy Summer- side eager.

SUMMARY

First Period:—-1. G. Cutclitfe tunassistedt 4.50; 2. Combines - G. Cutclilfe lun- assistcd' 5.02; 3. Combines -‘ B. Grady 1G. (‘utclift'ei 7.45;‘ 4. Royals B. \i'hitlock 1\'. Mull-l :zant 13.42; 5. at Mulligan tMcLure, ‘ 18.34. Penalties —— G. D. L‘ari'oll .11; 2. ,i'irv, A. Arscnault \Majort 2.37; l Rocves 4.17; S. Mcbiii‘e 110- minute misconduct) 4.17; Josey, 10.06; Whitlock 19.13. <

her-0nd Period: -— 6. Royals .lim MacLeod tB. Whitlock, DJ, Tingley) 9.47; 7. Royals — Gil-.,

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’l'hird Period: ,— 8. Royals —‘

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