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Nicholson, Seel Unbeaten . fAf’rer Two Days Of. Blay

12-4 win over the Sybil 9 pm. — E. MacDonald vs

. Two rinks, both from out of any . 010 211 1100—7 v Itowu. remain unbowed after MacLél‘l‘alili giggiLE Winner Tiu'ner vs. Burden. I ', . (two days of competition in the “V R t 12 NOON D_ Johmlm By CARDIAN SMITH , y -. . . ‘pmvincial Silver -Dv bonspieli 'I‘he Nicholson foursome, 9-6 E. MacDonald om OIOML‘ ’ . i being staged at the Charlotte. winners over the Turner _C) mom «,1 o_10 I. MacLellan l ~ . town Curling Clu . rink of Aiber-ton earlier in the S. MacManD (c) “0101 012 Ln ' - An RCAF Summerside rink day. found themselves in a (c) 001 m 0m 1_ 8 5 RM. / - w ' , (skipped by Form Seel and the battle in the nianpfgy film: Stewart . _ . ., , _ «.13 Mary Nicholson quartet ‘ he Doris Mac a r . o M. Jone. (C) 010003010 x_5 to) “3010100- . . , ‘ V . ‘ if. IM'ontague have Yet to taste de l Charlottetown and faced “$3188; 5. Dye (SS) m m 310 x__n L. Tm 7 WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT champion icing Liston. this: ‘ \ M , . . [alt but .3119“ lam seven“? 1?. . 32:31;ng “ashelfistmmcgn 0‘ (ALB) 805 010 8011—“ . - Phil del hia Sports '1‘] (is sotia , r .. rm 5. w. (my one 5e ac H; . ‘ . . :33:th fieiglyétfiiteton w; sgated in the second row at the g -- ’1‘ sun in cwt‘emion' ‘ “(awry was a sum “- . L 010 101011 1— 6 B. Mm head table along with such notables as New York‘s Mickey ; Included in the group? (that‘ the Montaiue fouiisofmetpfidleo M. Nicholson (M) 031 000 400 3—11 Mantle. Robin Robfréslofl_‘hepfillilm°m[W‘gj‘sjbéfij‘fgfiimfiflfi 5 ggfelfli‘g’eghm fe‘b‘ig‘ fi L“: ‘ggd: dl‘fipp‘“ “5 V” (M) an on) 300 o— 9 PD”? (SS) no 112 062 0—14 M ch of the Phia ep ia l 195. na ion . a . g . ammo“). ‘ '1 “be”. M. Stewart . I ~ Roanu Ferrara and All-America end Dave Robinson of Penn 3 lskipped by Elizabeth MacDon- ‘ way ‘0 8n 6853’ “In. but. tiller? ‘0, 500 WMFH D. Johnston State. Seated in the front row was Harold Johnson. light " aldof Charlottetown. ‘ (opponents made .a mice-ll: D‘ MacDonald ( ) Mom 120 x_ ‘ heavyweight champ- I __ d Five of the seven rinks are coiglebalck. mungge Eh 13mm; (C) on 102 501 1_12 M. MacDonald The Mammal." “'1” “’1‘ he. "as sl‘gI-‘ied “uh ~5minr i fsmm we'dcmalndcm' (in-e MAT I :xth'e eighth em Putnthe mnks‘ ’ (C) m mmx‘“ 1 row treatment. until, ltbgi-as egplfi‘ll‘lod. thg tiizt {gowsggielg b31228”. 6 one 10m . ‘V on even terms at 731] B. smith (M) 003 om 303 0—11 D M th 1 tki'n a w an le set-on rm r . I . _ i . . . M CNen ' “Donald Amends? fie ihas?annoyed because Johnson was in the first - : Nine more ninks fell by the lo the ninth Nicholson scored M (Ci)! 1 no 102 mo 3— 8 ( 020 m1m1_ . WW- . , ‘ wayside. yesterday for a total tlvro I31 pigs heal-din I311! Q-Zhdlilitt a PM. M_ Nichol When Jake name's Claim ml: “may? I °‘vl$.§’”s‘.‘e'$§eliu stopped the I Edicedgcdelgjt Inmthe shit end I Clark mm” 030 301 10° 0- 7 (M) 102 no 0020— s weren’t of regular size we remcm er rea in a . . - . I _ 1 ‘ ' P. Burden manship supposed to have hcen practiced by the late Lester I I v ‘ r Manon Machnald fourso’me 10_ ‘ [Pew hid adghauce (C) 103 om 022 P12 I. macman Patrick when he was coachmgNew York Rangers. . - ‘ _, ». ‘ .1 . .1 ‘ :1 InDéheldS oclxltr l:lirém.J Th: 12:19. of giggling: rtégk but slim) (C) 001100110 x_ ‘ If Rangers were ahead going into the last period of a r = » . . > H Jihac ulnar qua, 'i a paye i) e “ D !d t MEN E. Taylor I game at Madison Square Garden. the visiting team suddenly I- “e r e 0 giant Liters on the i 0515 . at unlit. W2; out; ; (C) 021013 201 1_u (RCAF) m 013004 x_u found it virtuallyédimpoisibliedto ctlmtrolflt‘he waferd .4: Paw to 1 3.331111: 1312/1 ofs 913;}; 102119;) mtg: ‘ $18 5:51;” “firing: egg; v. Sheen (SS) 100 100 010 o— a A refrigerat puc Si es along- e ice an ‘l. . N . i; t I _ E. Timm- manipulate. but a war-mod up puck is Just the oppostte. Accord- i gleizagstrlseglarfliaf tindf Paul. 1 upgggeigl $18. contest “day Will See“ (C) 001 100 000 x_ , ing to the story. Lester used to have one set of pucks in the , b n M w. _Tho M amt 1 b [hi evenm at 9 (“look (RCA?) w‘ 000 0041—10 E Macmmfld refrigerator and another in the oven. Late in the game those ; 0 sp miners. e . ac -. e s g ‘ M. MacDonald (C) 310 on su x_n I lively one: were put Into play to protect the Rangers' lead. ' aid {om-same appeared on their 1 wme the two undefeated m, . . way to another victory again-st Nicholson and Seel meet. me - Seel and after nine ends were, Here is part of the oched More The same leading 7-5 but the westerners for today‘s play: - e ' ' . . —- . . L. PREPARATIONS are well underway for the Canadian fizzleaddedmgheai: thet‘lingng I Tiling? D Mugging: I]: I . i ' ' ‘hip which will be held in Guelph. ’ s . . . . A Schoolboy Curling Champions , rack up a 10-7 Victory. lMaCLeuan: s. Dy. VI. M. Q

0nt., later this month. It marks the high point in s school ‘ ‘ 1 sport which has grown in popularity during the past few years. Last night See] coasted (30 an . MacDonald. The event is the only annual sports competition drawmg repre- sentatives from schools in all 10 provinces. .

This may be Montreal's Jean Beliveau's last season in

. . I I .... » ' I a. - t . i , ~ . , S e kyn McFarlane s Xaverl-I Referees for the contest were the NHL. Asked if he was now ready to shoot for Nels iStew- r I . I P80 , . _ . 1 . Y ;ans rolled to a 64-51 over Var- George McGuigan and Scott arts 324-goal record as the hlghest scoring centre in history lsny Sam“ m Marmme IntercoL ismwam

shortly after he had scored his 300th, Beliveau smiled at the . ' . loaded question New York Rangers goalie pie Leafs George Armstrong in Toronto. Saturday night. ’lfllatc BESketbalI League new Here are the lineups. Saints- .. . n . . u r ion before a packed house a .Sasst 16. Buotte. Francoeur 15. 'I'heres not much chance. answered Gros Bill. With L (G ) w l b t ‘10] n r makin a st in the Worsley made 42 saves in the . I . h t F 1 2 l 1 only 24 games left to play this season. I would really have to M” “mp ms W a ' a o g 0p ' 2-2 game with Toronto. CP. 53ml Dunstan 8 gym last mg l. IE8 on. arrel. . Rpey. Des- puck away from Toronto Ma- National Hockey League game The powerful X-men Jumped ROChPS 3. MCLHUEhllu. Garth! I PHILADELPHIA ’Laver. the world's No.

gf‘m‘e and I m “m as Sharp wound me “at as I used m w'rephom)' ' Iinto the lead early in the game 10. Total 51. ‘and by halftime Wet I! St. 1". x. —-D. Barry 12. n. C S F G I A R I D C b' slam-US. British. ‘French and BLANKET) ROOKIE

(Apl—Rod in pro play," said Laver. whose a 10-point edge with the score‘ . l ama- indoctrination to pro tennis was reading 34-24. They continued to ‘Bouchey 14’ 0' Jordan 4' P‘ Allie Carver. who once scor- Benny Grady. making his The Royals led the way in (the - - _ - - ed 10 goals in an Island Scniorlfirst appearance of the season penalty parade, picking up {2231-8331; fincigménl‘gs Hnad blanked the rookie. League game for Parkdaleion Charlottetown ice. opened eight minors and one miscon- won but two of 15 pm matches_ Lavcr did manage to win two Royals. flashed some of his olditlie scoring in the first period duct, while the Combines were: Here to talk about the world matches from Rosewall. Who time brilliance tor the sameiwith a (ill-footer. using his wingshot aSSessed a single penalty. series of professional tennis dolt‘nds N19 Pro tennis title In Parkdale club last nigilit atlas decoys as he cruised overidosey picked up four minors which opens in Boston Friday I“? ('llrreni. ‘01" Ol 50 mate“? the Sports Arena as the Royalsithe blueline. and Alan Andrews and a misconduct. night before moving to phné. lumlvmg SIX Playors- In fiddl-

' Bellveau is working on the last season of his second five- year contract with the Canadiens. He says “I have thought

seriously of my hockey future. It all depends on a lot of . . . - ‘Schonard 9 N Cameli P Ch - ' . teur tennis player until he like sending a rookie pitcher in hold a slight edge in play in theI i I' 0- - 9 "mg" A 10‘ °‘.g°a‘5 “‘9 “’5‘ °‘ “‘° “heme may “9‘” m' turned pro last month. isn't ‘to face Willie Mays with the Iituuai period. opening the gap to 1136:?! Leary 2- 3- Napols .

make up my mind.”

New York hockey star Andy Bathgaite, asked if he found any one goalkeeper tougher than the others. answered "They‘re all tough. Maybe Glen Hall gives me the most trouble. That guy's been robbing me blind. I thought I had him beat in Chicago the other night with a perfect shot. It was a bullet. low and just inside the post. I don't know how he did it. but he managed to get the tip of his skate on it and deflect it outside the post."

He added: “Come to think of it. he's been doing the same thing to me for years. I used to think he was lucky but now I'm beginning to wonder if I shouldn't start to give h‘m a little credit." Hall. the most durable eager in the NHL. is leading

dismuraged by his poor start bases loaded. ‘ Laver started out his proI Paul Chenard paced the vial- career against countrymen Ken ‘ tors with 18 p0 ta eammaies Australian, Rosewall and Lou Hoad. two of Bernie Boucl‘iey and Dave Bar- »ry scored 14 and 12 points re- spectively.

that money rides with every stroke.

The 24-year-old first player to win tennis' grand the best racquet men around.

Juvenile Abbie: Practice Tonight Joe Sassl headed the Saint

Dunstan‘s attack with a 14-point This evening at fio'clock sharp performance followed closely by “Hal Lorne 38113953917 1! I101!!- Rob Francoeii" Frank Garrity in: a special workout at Sports garnered 1° pom“ Arena. The following players are 1 asked to be on hand. dressed

iand ready to go at 6.00 sharp:

o - ‘ . In the Vezma trophy race and has a stzeable lead over second fashioned a 10-6 come-from- ; converted Vance liarris‘ pass Royals. leading the league by delphia Saturday. Laver said he “on to Law" and Rosewall' IPIGYOH Serles i Tom Monaghani JOh" Rem- Plflce Jake Planie- behind victory over Prince‘to give the Combines a 2—1 lead a wide mangin. entertain the 'was keen about pro Barry “"39an °f Dayton) Oh'o' ‘Howal‘d Mlfl‘ChlSOll. Phil Flem- i YESTERDAY we had 8 ROI?- abOUt three City SOUP-1‘9 travel- County Combines. Carver scor- before the first ended. RCAF Eagles Thursday competition as when he decided Andre G‘meno' fm'm" Spams“ Resumes Iming. Jerry Kane, Herb Steele. 1 ling l0 Plnehlfl'st- North Carolina f0? a few days of golf and ed five goals with a great In the second, Vance Harrismight in the next league action to quit the amateur ranks. Dav's Cl’pi’": Earl BIIChhnlIz‘ ‘Mike Macxinnon- BI“ Poun‘m- I mentioned that (minute they would pick up Jack Beaton in shooting display. made it 3-1 with a in SUMMARY I “I didn't know what to expect "f S“ MM?" and cm” mm" soums .. The third gag-"91“ L95 Barnes. Ron GISEeY- “mm 1

. , scream g _ . Massachusetts. Instead it should have been Connecticut. The Combines were leading slapsliot while Royals played First Period: l.-Combines, Ayala “"11 male“ Sll‘Okes {01’ ‘the Kings County Intermediate Duffy. Frank Robinson, Grant

In Prince Street School ice sports last Friday night one 4-1 with less than five minutes shorthandcd. and Andrews flip- B. Grady (Walsh) 15:25; 2.— ‘more than 31mm“ prize - ' ‘CorCReu' Kevm Smith' Dav. event was mi . . Donnie Currie and Vaughn Horton tied for to play the second period ped in a rebound two minutes 1 Royals, Junior MacLeod (Jim Murray H. Leads money—335'”) to the Winner' :giuxfifiysgfiigiigflgii t2: Burgoyne' Ron Boyles' he" Mc' first place lathe straight race for eight-year-old boys. Donald when the Royals caught fire. later to make it 4-1 before the 1 MacLeod) 16:10; 3.—Cmnbinies. o . Laver' a.d 1m 1" “five red ISouris Crossbones hosts to the Eachom‘ J" “or Macnougau'

havenson finished third. and they tallied nine times in Royals caught the. AndrewsiAndrews (V. Harris) 18:28. PIGYOH serles .ha'red name .of Rockhamvpmn' IGeorgeiown Eagles. Bl“ weatherbie' Jamey Kenna

Pius Callaghan returns llo work this morning. so this is the last 25 minutes of play to fired his third goal of the night I Penalties—Josey (minor and gueensmndd geld he 51mm!" be The Crossbones will meet their d‘l' Joey Brown' Ken scott‘ our last column. Glad to have you back safe and sound Pius. win going away. early in the third to give Cotm- misconduct), A. Arsenault. Ronnie Gormley scored th e “Iggougiggwenecggge H385” as: ‘stiffest compefitlon of the sea-

31'-

The smooth-skating Parkdale bines a short-lived 5-5 tie. and 4,.Cmbims, winning goal as Murray on Thursday night in an exhi—

DOMINION

flunry followed in front of the Carver (Wllutlock. Junior Mac-i . - - he“ -_ w Lew) 3.51; 10__Cumb; , A , .Poole With three goals. E. Mc- Combm’es h’ wnh R es Whitges 5.0;]. Lure. Beck, L. Campbell. D.

. T U S '- lino don the blades with his team. having words with coach Goo-d. drewa (Noonan, . ' 1 t was reported last nlghtl Cutciiffe of the Prince County 11.—Royals A. Carver (wait-31V“ch and A- Anne" scored‘ 0 ’ ' eagues

team, lock, McLure) 8:32; 12.-—~Roy-‘°nce' . curling Draw

Second Period: i - - 5 right Winger scored one goal on hard-world“ Benny Grady can- v. Han-1,3 1:21; 5.4ommnfi. .bour edged Montague 9-8 in the givng 3:33:2er :xgzpot'f: ihition game with the Charlotte- a deflection. one in an open tied his second on a solo dash Andrews (Whine. gawk) 3:36. ‘sudden death second overtime.an 0"“; ha.“ ha st 91 t: town Penguins at the Sourls: *

a o net. two on closeia drives. and in the third period, which made I 5__R 0y 3 5_ A_ Arsenal”; .period of the 2nd game of Kings mid w'av and gem: 2,?" me i ‘ . 1 S I R I his other came on a beautiful the count read 7-6. (Ready. Mom”) 15:05; 7.__ .County '8' playoff series at Mon- “me hef‘oh he wins :0” sgmfil This will be the first appear. ‘ breakaway lead pass from Buck TEMPE“ FLARE Royals, A. Carve, (Junior Mac. ltague Moriday night. he 10:" .ance of an Island Hockey Leaguei Whitlock, With Carver thread- Tmpers flared in the {m9 mod) 15:27; 8‘__Royals‘ A] B. Herring paced the winners “H‘n‘aonmtolv not going to tteam in Souris and it will alsoi STANDINGS ing 26 feet wheeling mm period and just Carver (cm-mg. Whiumk) 16:36. (with a hat trick while Singles Change my ga‘me because Imark the return of Bucko Train-I

e out, ‘8}, the siren went “3 end the penalfieFA‘ Cam“ (2), Josey went to A. Gordon, B. Munn, . .lost a few" he sa'ys for to one of his childhood homes. UNDEFEATED TEAMS . . Carve}... m goal. law in lgame Eustace R e. 1 filed 1,. Clements. B. Osborne. R. Kee» ' ' ‘The coach of the Penguins. who Mary Nicholson (M) .

the second period, mm mds with Greg Dagham. and . We: Third Period: 9-_Royals' A nan andGonmley. are being groomed for Maritime Fer-n See! (RCAF) i

- The Primrose: were led by M. ‘c Vulnera ble Junior Hockey playoffs. may al- .

Dave Boswell. director of phy- y TEAMS WITH ONE LOSS

S. Dye (S) E. MacDonald (C) M. MacDonald (C)

. . INTERMEDIATE C apart. tied the score at 4-4, and slcal education for Prince Ed-. Zone 1 — King‘s: (1) Red‘he added three mm in me‘ ward Island has released the‘Point vs Souris Royals. Best 4 mm} period onslaught. I playoff schedule for Intamied-Iout of 7 to complet A s Amman“ who triage“ late B and A teams registered 16th of February. 1963; (2; Mor- ed ‘3; E and p'emd “man:

HAMILTON. Ont. (CPI—John

with the Island branch of the ell vs Peakes. Best 4 out of 7 . v x . l A A it (R d 1 “MW” W0" the “"63 “Pen' ~ P B rden (C) by ion a rebound under WNW WMder. Thane a s. . nsenau ea or. ‘ _ . Barrow of Hamilton Ti er-Cats. ' “ :‘Agou‘gwsj _Th' schedme‘s are 52391;: m‘izlit‘gf by 7;??? Thai};J Magnn. scored what prov. Mann. heaved his stick at sane Reeves) 12:17; 13.—Combiines. if; 3min? figt‘gofrurda! “18h! selected as the outstandging line. For Mon” ue L. Turner (ALB) l INTERMEDIATE B Cow'lt or ZO FigsrB {Zest ed to be the wimiiintg 3081 at “my speculum“ bl‘ck of h“ 3‘ Gmdy (GIN) 13:23:.14'T’I The third game in this series man i" the Gamma" Football 9 D' MacDonaid (C) I Zone 1 __ Kings Count . (I) of 5 be con; leted‘ bgsM gun the my; mar}; of the third net In'llhe third period. and in Royals. A. Carve:- (Wlntlock) ‘13 slated for Thursday night at League last season says some. Here is the Montague Curling 1‘ mach)!” (CI _ I Sour“ vs Ge 1 By‘t 4 2nd 1963 p a period with a hard shot that “19 m“ W“ “lemma 15:26: 15'_R°yals' hmOCk A’ IMurray Harbour Game time is National and America“ FOOt‘Isched“I° for “day (wednemay) i out 0:7 G or? ow? {es 2 ‘ ' R d Rabin dribbled through Mann's legs. Ralph Josey went into the stands Carroll) 15:56: 16.—Royals, i830 ' ;ball League clubs are offering ;7 P-M. TEAMS ELIMINATED ‘ To be ' emlgfedwl: Ir; bgame' FIRST? — mm FA'I'I‘ENS LEAD to d° battle “"1” 50'“ heck' Jim MI“ (30993" 1314'“ l ' Inlayers in the CE b0»l Ice 1 —M. Nicholson. H. Clair TUESDAY (2 1‘0"") . 16th 196%???)9M0ntagiue Covehead vs Mt Stewart' Buck Whitlock latte-nod his-19m 8"“ “8‘ tagged “’1‘” ‘ PenaltiekMaclnme' JM' “"5” and “"39 “mm” “IR Fe'm‘m' 3- Mam" V3 3- 5' “Mum (C) i - ' ' z . . I'lOminute mbconduct penalty Stops: P'a offs play out their options and sign IMoar. B. Smith K. MacDonald M- 50095 (C) ray Harblour. Best 4 out of 7 to West Royalty vs. Glasgow Road, scoringlead With, a pretty 908 ha mmree Don Wham m. his Mann .......... n 3 5 11—5 Y with them for the 1954 season Ip Warner ' ' m. Mar-Neill (C) ‘ 33mm?!) flied by February 16 Dunstaffnage vs Covehead. I‘o on Angie Carrollo mascot and “mm {ward . . . h 4 ~ _ . ' _ H m 171M 0 n h He said in an interview Tues- Ice 2 — E. Shaw M. Jamle- 1- Clm‘k (ALB) I wimgerlgg m; Xing‘égtsgl‘gfi 1) (V; lgfiawmpleted by Femmy 9th vafibfiefml'h; “ P9 'rc day that player dissatisfaction son. K. Sullivan. Anhle Bears vs V. Sheen ‘35) : ' ' . ,‘ ‘ ‘i ‘. ' With on a pension A. ones. Jones. W. Nadd B. Smith (M) 11363 be collinlflelifl ivy Marat finnd GlMt. slept/amd vs gesttRpfyalty. tit-u for six goals. Angie - N13”: SE?“ “3- ‘AP‘ — plan. a Players association and R. MacDonald. 3" M. Stewart (0) o? $123115 game \ - wgsstgoli‘voyatlitay ‘vss Cgceshzagaggé {oil was geld scoreless and had a s a e a £d01'lrauemtgc" eyhellegginel owlgl‘; :in i ii ry protection insurance 9 PM E Taylor (C) ner . . wo assts . 9y “ makes the CFL teams vul'iera Ic. I __ - . . . . . ‘ - - e 1 —— J. . DesRoches. D. D. Johmtion (s9) Zone 2 Qilileens .County: he completed by February 16th, Jim Mam scoped once “firing” “a” Man“ 20' ble to raiding by NFL and Nicholson Gene Murphy Ethel vs. me Mile Creek 96 on a fast bmk down the right their. midwmt “We”? “owing AFL clubs. ' er mee ing

Hampshire best 3 out of 5 by March 2nd

to be completed 1963:

3. Glasgow Road Vs Mt. Stewart;

Winner,Dunstaft’nage vs West Royalty;

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side. and manguard Jun M‘acLeod fired the other In the

Of Abuse In NY.

here. also said dates for the 1963-64 he Oct.

A CFL official said the league

will look into the raiding mat- .Ston- 3- Bryamv 0- Henlllgll' VI

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