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BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

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Bid For MacArthur Cup Bonspeil

"Knights of the broom" wmpetlliﬂn with Summers ‘ tel-noon and evening at the back the hid of the Summeralde MacArthur challenge trophy in the and won the _Gaboury trophy. held ‘n impressive 57; summerslde-d“.

n was Moataxlw’! day and they made the most of n. From th; until the conclusion of play their rocks

npcning "go" in the aflem roared a challenge and their brooms not be denied.

DIACARTHUR TROPHY PLAY

In the MacArthur trophy play skip H. MacGregor guided his mates to an 18-3 victory over Skip M, P. Titus and his rink from gnmmerside, willie another Aicntague team skipped by . C. wightman handed Skip E. Foley's rink a 12-5 defeat. Charlottetown curlers may journey to Montague later in the season to challenge for tho trophy although it was not def- initely known last night.

GABOURY TROPHY PLAY

1n the Gaboury trophy play the Charlottetown rinks put up a gal- lant fight and at the conclusion of the afternoon's play were lead- ing Montague by one point with Summerslde trailing in third place. At the resumption of play in the evening, however, the Eas ern re- prasentatives railed strongly to wipe-out the slim margin and roll- up a 26 point advantage. Sticky ice made "Judging" difficult through- out the play with many rocks stop- ping short of the mark.

Mr. Harry Winchester, president of the local club, presided at a sup- per held for the visiting curlers in the rink. Matters pertaining to the provincial playdowns for the Brit- ish Consols trophy donated by the Macdonald Tobacco Company were discussed.

Local club play leading to the provincial playdowns will commence today with five teams entered.

SENIOR. MACARTHUR CHALLENGE TROPHY

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. The scores were: Montague-M; Chnrloltet0wn_

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Black Hawks Hand Amerks 9 - O Shutout

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NEW YORK, Jan. 26 — (OP) — The lowly Chicago Black Hawks cut loose tonight with the wildest scoring spree of the National Hockey League section and riﬂed nine goals past sad-eyed Lorne Chabot as they held New York Americans to a 0-0 shutout.

The previous high mark this sea- son had been seven goals while the Hawks’ best mark had been ﬁve. Nine thoumnd fans witnessed the game.

Pep Kelly, sharpshooting wing- man Chicago recently obtained from Toronto Maple Leafs, led the sniping with three goals; Paul Thompson rang up two while the others went to Earl Selbert, Wil- dor Larochelle, Johnny Gottselig and Pete Palangio. Gottsellg also drew three assists.

The Hewks got the drop when Kelly slammed in a pair of coun- ters in the ﬁrst frame. Thereafter the Amerks had to open up wide in an effort to score and the Chi- cage marksmen took full advant- age of their opportunltieson break- away plays.

Mike Karakas, keen-eyed young Chicago goalie, played a spectacu- ar game and was frequently ap-

swished a victory tune that could

Three League G a m e s A t Forum Tonight

Royals and Rangers, both seek- ing to advance in the standing, hook up tonight at the Forum in a Junior ‘Hockey League encounter.

Defeated in their last two start: the Red Indian Royals are out to snap their losing streak at the ex- pense o.‘ the highly thought of Ran- gers. 1t is a tough job for any junior team to face but the Royals gaining experience alld steadiness feel that they can do just that. The} have been prflCLiSlilg steadily and are gradually rounding into a mwm-“mrkmg Sqiiw- Mﬂimgﬂ plauded by the fans. Lorne Cha- Nels Whitlock won't forecast the , bot o; the Amer“ showed l W951“ resin‘ W“ i5 “My m" idem: ma‘; nuns on long shots although he was Rangers are going to have a tough- _ _ cr battle on their hands tonight go°d_ at twang short range at than they did when the teams last m"- SUMMARY

First Period

Rangers, trailing the Abegwcits in the standing say they are gning

to start their upward climb tonight and show their supporters that they were not wrong when they were installed as favorites at the start of the campaign. They are expecting a hard encounter tonight but are fully confident of being re- turned the winners.

S0 there you have two teams actually thirstirlg for a win and when juniors get. in this frame of mind the customers can expect ao- tion plus, combined with 60 minutes of really smart, fast and heady hockey.

But that; is not nearly all on the Forum program tonight. At 6:30 the Midget Leaguers get underway with the Beavers meeting the Red Wings and (hen as a windup to the Forum's weekly lmrgairl bill a- nother league swings into action with LRU. and Holmans’ battling it out in what may be the final game for the City League title. L. P. U. are leading Hcllnnns 3-1 in the best out of seven series and to- night are eagerly seeking their fourth victory. Those two City League teams ploy fast. rugged hockey and what they lack in polish they make up in till-ills.

Tiuce different league encounters

1—Chicago, Kelly (Trudel) - 9.08.

il-Chlcago, Kelly (Gottselig, Tru-

del) 19:11. . Penalties: none.

Second Period fi-Chicago, Seibert, 6.32. 4-Chicago, Larocheile (Ievinsky) 1419

5-Chicago, Gottselig, 16:31. Penalties: none.

Third Period 6——Chicago, Kelly (Gottselig) 4.14. '1—Chicago, Thompson, 8.45. 8-—Chicngo, Palanglo (Gottsellg, Brycison) 8.40. il-Chicago, Thompson (Larochelle) 14.1.

Penalties: Blair.

Double Hoop B i ll Tonight

A double basketball bill will be played this evening at the Holy Name Hall. In the opening game at 8 o'clock, the Equires undefeat- ed in two stars will clash with the

Slunmersido Montague P. Weeks N. McDonald W. Currie M. Reynolds A. B. L. Home G. Maclntyre M. P. Titus H. MacGregor Skip-(i Skip-la L. Maclrarlane N. mushy M, Bali N. Bck B. Merriman W. A. Mcmgzan E. Foiey c. Wlghtman Skip-B Sklp——l2 GABOURY TROPHY iunxmersldo Charlottetown Morrison A. Splllctt Corney I I. Thompﬁvﬂ Brooks ' ' Winchester N. Jardhlo l, Townshend Skip-D ~ skip-o Bell . James Walker MacFarlarle J. J- Mvrfi-l Merriman Dr. Maclntyre B. Foley - S. Moore Skip-J) ’ Sklp—11 g 4""'_ 1 P. Weeks C. Williams Cirrrie ‘ E. Miles A. B. Horne J. A. Fraser I‘. A. Campbell A. Belcher Skip-iii Skip-B Montague Charlottetown J. MacGregor James Walker l‘. G. McIntyre J. J. Morris L. Poate Dr. MHCIIIWTB Dr. Johnstone S. C. M0019 Skip-O Skip-JO A. MacLean IC- Wllllﬂms M. Reynolds E- M1115 G. Maclntyre J. A. E8591 l-l. MacGregor A. B. Escher Skip-ii Skip-iz N. Crosby A. Spillett N. Beck C. 'I‘horl1l15°11 W. McLaggan H. Winchester c. Wightman B. Townshcnd Skip-ZS Sk1l>~1 lurnmersldg MOMONI P. Weeks N. MacDonald w. Currie M. 119311101115 T. Horne G. Macintyfﬁ M, p_ Tim; ‘i! MacGreRor Skip-Z slap-ll MacFarlano N. Crosby Bell N. Beck Merriman ‘W. McLasBﬂﬂ s. E. Foley C. Wlahtmﬂ" Skip-S ' Skip-w Corney Boehner Morrison P0018 Brooks Mabon Ian-lim- Dn Johnson Skip-J! Skip-L’! Total! i Montague-aw. Charhvtetnwn- 5'1 Summerside-40.

Local Hockeyisf Scores As Team Gains First Place

i0!’- By Guardlan‘: Spools] who) BBRWIOK, N. 5., Jan. 20—A 4-3 "i114"? for Ber-wick over the cellar-

(0.1! by Guardian's Special Wire)

TORONTO, Jan. 2G-Montreal Canadlens ran their Canadian sec- tion lead in the National Hockey League to ﬁve full games tonight by t-umlng back Toronto Maple leafs 3-1 in a cdhtost that spark- led at times for a big wcek night crowd of more than 12,000.

Masterful little Aurel Joltatscor- ed the ﬁrst goal for Cecil Hart's breezing habitants within three minutes of the start and made vic- tory certain with another in the last two minutes. Between these strokes by the left wing veteran, it was an evenly waged struggle.

Canadians held the upper hand when they had Jollat, Howie Mor- enz and Johnny Gagnon on the ice. The Leafs, failing to streng- then their hold on third place in the section standing, forced the issue with Syl Apps. Harvey Jack- son and Gordon Drillon.

Close-in polish decided it. Joliat's ﬁrst counter was on a pass from behind the Toronto goal by Mor- enz. Rurel took one stride and

fired into the upper part of the cage. Harvey Jackson tied it late in the period on a double assist from Drillon and Apps but Jack McGill put Canadiens ahead again on Rod Lorrainﬂ: pass.

They went through a mild sec- ond period on that basis and into an exciting third in which the Leafs pressed hard. Reg. Hamil- ton, Toronto defenceman, held Mo- renz in front of the Leaf goal but a penalty shot was missed by Gag- non.

Joliat's final touch was a nifty run past one defenceman on a breakaway. He stickhandled the puck right into the cage, pulling goalie Turk Broda out with a fake = 1o .

SUMJVIARY First Period 1—Canadlens, Joliat (Morenz) 2.15.

Z-Jroronto, H. Jackson (Drillon) 17.09. ilgganadlens, McGill (Lorrain)

Penalties: Hamilton.

Second Period Scoring-None. Penalties: None.

Third Period

4-Canadlens, Joliat, 18.36.

Penalties: Buswell, Hamilton.

RANGERS MOVE UP

BOSTON, Jan. 26—(CP)-A three goal scoring spurt in the last per-

iod tonight gave, New York Ran- gers a 3-0 shutout over Boston Bruins and sent them up within three games of the section-leading Detroit Red Wings.

ABBIES’ SNAP CR YSTALS’

Janucks Extend Lead With l-I Victory Over Maple Leafs; langers Blank Bruins S-i

before time expired, was poked

home by Cecil Dillon in much the same manner.

SUlvldVlARY First Period

Scoring-None. Penalties-None.

Second Period Scoring-—None. Penaltles-Shibicky, Goldsworthy, Patrick (5 ruins), Portland (5 mins.) Third Period 1—-New York, Watson (Heller) i335.

2-—New York, Shlbicky, 17.40. 3—New York, Dillon, 19.42. Penalties-Cooper.

Says Gehrig Setting T00 Fast A Pace

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-(AiP)_ George (Herman R/uth, promising New York left-handed golfer, spread his 240 pounds over a. new Christmas chain today and cheer- fully discussed Iou Gehrig, base- ball, the future, the past, and the sad state of his putt-ing.

A former ball player himself, now happily retired, Ruth dropped these remarks:

Gehrig: “I think 1011's making one of the worst mistakes a. hall

‘ player can make by trying to keep

up that ‘iron man‘ stuff....1-Q's al- ready cut three years oif his base-

to sit on the bench and rest. .they're

games he's played in a. row . . . . .

“The next two years will tell Gehrigs fate. When his legs g0, they'll go in a hurry. The aver- age ball fan doesn't realize the ef- fect a single charley horse can have on your legs. I1’ Lou stays out there every day and never rests his legs, one bad charley horse may start him downhill.”

Notejo Prospective Holdouts: “A ball player's worth whatever he can get. and believe me whatever he gets he's worth. I don't think sal- aries will ever get to t)le $80,000 a year stage again....Dizzy Dean says he won't sign for less than $50,000....he‘d be worth that in New York, but he won't get it in St. Iouls....the Cards don't take in much more than that in profits."

, and Buzz Saarinen orgillrlit‘ Ont., added an- ‘dther 10 minllif-‘i mi"- uwk” “d Saarinen combined for the winnins count‘! mm_wgy thrOilﬂh U10 third

Brldmom team lent the winner:

Period. the Ontario player munc-

-, ‘m, ‘THE BQEAIL.

bail life with it....he oughta learn

not gonna pay off on how many

McCarthyAnd‘! His Yankees On The Spot

By Paul Michelson Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Jﬂn. 26 —-J00 Mc-

Carthy seems to have signed a i111: long lease on the hot spot. EH‘? since the square jawed lrishlnan from Buffalo broke into big time baseball as manager. he's been one of the greatest "lllldfllﬂllffll" of them all.

A year ago, the New York Yallkec pilot fought a great battle against pessimism, arguing against the ox- perts who said ills club we. linblv to wind up in a home for the agcii instead of a first division tonln in the American Baseball "League.

Today, Joe is fighting Ofgidllllﬁlll. Experts say the Yankees can't llilnS.

“As far back as I can remember. I've always had to argue my teams were better than rated or weaker than expected. This year, I'm go- ing to try something new and ad- mit theyre good. We cuzllt to win....but you never can tell in this game.’

The greatest optimist of the Yankee chances is Colonel Jacob Ruppert. owner of the club. The Colonel can't see ho\v the Yanks can lose, which makes McCarthy's spot all the hotter.

Goat (letters-The champion goat getters in the sports world at this moment are Fred Perry, the Brit- ish tennis ace and Bitsy Grant, At- lanta's mighty mite of the courts. Perry, reports say, has Ellsworth Vines tied up and worried even though their pro exhibition series stands all even. Perry won his‘ matches before all the big crowds.‘ Grant has Don Budges goat all tied ulp with two winter victories over the front ranking amateur of the United States.

Command — Heavyweight cham- pion James J. Braddock will give a command performance at a mid- town gymnasium tomorrow. His two sons, aged five and six, never have seen their dad work out, so they askde for an exhibition.

sore over stories or‘ his eating élbii- ity. "I don't eat much mo’ tilan anybody else," mid the Bolnlbcl".

Pork Chopkwe Imus is gcmngimalk Whelan shot his second goal

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BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT‘

WINNING greats

Stewart Shoots Winning Goal In Third Period Last

Night At Summerside

Charlottetown Abbies defeated {lass to race in on the unilrdecicﬂ the flying Summerside Crystals lasl, Stull to tic up the score n1 the 1 night for the second time this sea- minute nlark. P138‘ 56115811111 101 um in a rough, high speed fixture the next few minutes. AL tllc 1i that saw the Ahbies halt the locals i mlllute pOlllL Charlie Ctiiliii link a n ihe second period and then come two minute penalty lor knee-ing hack strong in the final canto tol The Abbie-s sent four men up “and kill a desperate Summerside rally,after one lllilluto of play szcwari that caught the Charlottetown scored after a imsslng sflfCﬂ with team in the first three minutes oi‘ Mclilnls and Bradley. The Crys- iiie [inni pgﬂod, The winning inls fought IXFH strnnglg: tut ihc goal by Scwart after 13 minutes of Abbles tlzrtw up ailcuvyilve ma]: may proved a million dollar count- defense that shred oil \\'.i\'(‘;\ m er. The game was well handled. four and five (Iﬁﬁllvlfllii; Cryslztls. b_ llcfcr e Ro Prowse who hand- . LINECPS rd out Gilly iiypcnnltles. Abbies-Gonl, Stull; ililni-S. Carmichael. i wards, Kane, Sll/lllil.

The first period opened fast with both teams forcing the play. The Crystals were a bit weak defensive- , 11' f“ ghedsm“ M the canto W119? Calnll, Frlichard; I0l"\\'£ii‘fi$, Schur- iisdiitrrathrdlilggifrlzlhst Larkins came‘ mfm’ Dlckig’ xIOIItgOmOFS-l Danny out from his net w save The Ab- ‘ Gallant. Chick Gallant, S.e0.e. bios were cautious and fell backf several times into strictly defensive, hockey. The crowd got their first. thrill when Chick Gallant grab- i bed a loose puck but the shot , struck the past and oaromed across ‘ 1_ the mouth of the net. Pritchard took 2_ a penalty and the Abhies turned on rile pressure but time received a; jolt when Chick Galnht. saunteredi off on one of his rink end rushes.

SUMMARY First Period Scoring-none. Penaltiew-Prltchard. Bradley. Second Period Aiwies, Vilhclan fCudmorei 1:00 Abbies. Wllcian rKanel 121)‘). Penalties-none. Third Period 3. Crystals, Montgomery man) 1:00.

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11° “mined 1111011811 the “11018 4. Crystals. Cahlll mammal» x100 charlmmtim“ team w Pun 59111115. Abbfes. Stcivart (Mrlllllis, Brad- out of the net only to miss the 16y, 131m

twincs as he raced by. The Abbie-s ponany__cahnl_

were then caught short when Brad- __i___u_

icy took a penalty but they heldi the Crystals off until they were‘ buck to full strength. The period c-llded scorele. . .

i Tile second period opened by a‘. hard Crystal drive that all buti ,:cll1:ked when Gallant took his owll ‘rebound. The Abiies came back- .‘ with Wlielan taking Cudmore's pass to beat Lalidrts from close in at the one minute marl-r. The Char- lottetown squad. then took control ‘ of things and at the twelve minute

New Brunswick Bonspeil Opens

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) SALNT JOHN, N. B., Jitll. 26 —— Tuenty-eight singles rinks illayed (one match each lillﬁ morning and afternoon in the first day of mm.- pctltlon at the New Brunswick Bun- spicl. Another rink, Tlllstles No I of Saint John, illaycd {W100 and v. on

on a pass from Jackie Kane. The‘ Crystals had several more anxious moments but Iarkins proved the one.

hero of the hour to rob the Abbics The 14 lending with a rlrioljr m1 (if several 511m goals, The Crystals i St. Stephen N0. 2 lilld N1). Li, I-ifiillil- broke tluough in the closing min- V i011 NO- 2. Si. 5111116115 N0- 1 FIT-d

, ‘ mes of me period but Stun was not», , No. 2 of Saint John. Campbellaorl Four M S. Rlnks I to be beat) The period W85 rough No. 1 and No. 2, Carleton No. 1 and

Are Eliminated ‘I

HALIFAX, Jan. 26—Four pro- vincial rinks were eliminated from the Johnson Cup bonspiel when competition ended late tonight, and 14 were still in the hunt. i

Play will continue tomorrow and j

| t‘*c finals will be staged Thursday. f ithe champion club winning ihe‘ right to represent the province at

Wm, many su-ﬂ body ﬂecks by No. 3 of Saint JohnxThyiszlcs No. 1 both teams. The session ended 2-0 gjaéhggiﬁugﬁ-wz- 3N“ a for the Alﬂblcs. ‘ ' “ Hf _'

m‘ "hﬂrioikwr" 1w" he“ i. .l§§§§§.§‘}§% l°é‘.°.§li‘é‘é7=£‘;“§3 ti? wide margin 9v“ the" faltering‘ weather. so flve lanes were laid out opponent's durmg the Canto‘ at the Forum. lainthusiznets oi the

The 013.5151‘ came back strong in ronrin‘ game stuck wl‘ besome and ‘he tmrd “hukker 1° m’ 0pc“ m“ static to open the zlnuuai classic AUb-le defense‘ Mmmwmery got i when six rinks strugglrri through the first S-unuuerside goal after one morning matches M we Carleton minute of play when he took Schur- chm dcnpjm so“ inc, man's avallncllih pass. The hvme- In the afternoon 24 more rink: 51915 k911i 1111 1119 Speed 911d 911 I followed the schedule at the Forum. wild mixup near the Abbie blue this permitting all to complete

{gt ihgiig bgrgglen Fans could,“ Hi-Y Grads, city Lgggug mamp- All the scoring came during the The 1931 Pennant Races; “The the Macdollald Brier bonspiel at. line Charlie Cahill took Schurmanis their first match. I ___ g ' ion". In the second game, which ; 111811 Seven minutes of play but the Yanks should run a/way with the Toronto for the Dominion champ- T ' "Jo" "c r’ will get underway at 9 o'clock, the ' 31515 ltawoiecalixs we: rggisiered whiée American. The Cards oughta win ionship. _ gmoasnonmwsooor rez . _ .~.~=.~‘-:-=:rooocoo2:>conora D wn The Alle s illliultw“ "‘“ m‘ “" "‘“‘ ‘m’ hi3. 51232.63‘; ‘ifﬁﬁlliﬁili tli..."2"§é‘.i',li.".;fsiiitfﬁﬁlféli ...l"’i§ii‘€2..‘ii3.§§"‘°.t ."‘§§§.“".“.iIE 13 AT ‘YOUR WINTER PLAYGROUND 5. o y ______;.___ ate attempt to wipe out the first If he gets pm, {he race will be matches today and were piiminnt- k S Q I T ' h 1 CLAHVLWORLITS RECORD goal. mace by P1111 Watson with over in the middle of the summer ed. Bridgewnter. lvvsivellv "5 HOC ey PCCIG 0mg t d HOLY NAME "ALL BOWLING Ott Heller's assistance. I S ellar on in were tied for . ...Cleve1and should be tough... t t r ks top , , . . '1.“ LAUNCFSTON. Tasmania -—(CP) Alex Shlbivky supplied the sec- think they probably cot the best of honors with two Victoria Piliii .1...~. ‘g 6.30-4.30 BEAVCRS vs. REDlllNbs t °°""“°"'"‘ “a” —W.Webb. 21.111101... minim 14:1, 0nd irfonl gliifrctnlflngi tge puck that‘St. Louis de-alft M nanloﬁies. Mum w of d A] 1g 7.30-9.00 RANGERS vs. ROYALS a ‘i’ , awn rom owe n 1c cen- i" ' 1 a ax, e n, x or . n- _ Style Marisz- fgzvfivolﬁﬂisafon? £531: 515mm tre gone and outskaytying all the bniililigé? Iotilrencwecxllkeil? an hast, New Glasgow, North Sydney. g 9 1030 L’ PKIUIZ vs' HQIILDIANS F‘ Hennesscy 283 22B m3 1 record today after they had cover- Bruins to their cage. When the and rd be dear-r 1 need frggh 311-, and Bridgetown have scored a win of A I eague “mes I F- Slommbe 132. u.“ 248 = ed the 118 miles from Glenorchy to Boston goalie came out to smother 1g 1cm” g; a, ma”, league mnna- and a loss, Wllilc Sydney, Truro l Games must START 0N TIME " i? D- M°°°“““' }§f.,’ if, Llgciltmcamn in 25 3-4 hours. Webb and guessed wrong. shlblcky mp- ger's job, n1 just take it easy. m and Mﬂyflmvers. a second Hair.“ o‘ AND BETLAYED IN TIME Amorrrlll g. g‘ ggggzhan 213 253 20o and Daniels? clitiillnedmﬂltalsprivlﬂil: pedt tlgc inside in very clelib- minors are out." giigfiolzlalaehe“ vlgige°iécrl'-clfriirl'gflf’l“gxll‘ ADMISSION ALL THREE —- 27c -‘ - zmes our,eraeaso. ~ -‘ . Ting-awe‘ mﬂliyvflgsGrcek, l The final tally_,_made 18 seconds u" lirlnnram n» Colds. with a lossmandino wins. V M? E i ~ ghgsmﬁaffwz“ i1; OUT QUR WAY By WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE I ~ with Major Hoopla '1‘. CBMEFOII 1- L - < ~>——' i """“""‘J_“""_' ‘J v i - 1- o; /',-.'~,/7__,”74f)//W . "1 2 R- Mclcllan 185 181 2°‘ i Wi-lV AIZE eotov AND THAT UH-AH- OH. so ' - ' fly HO~M'LA'D5 ‘PuLi- b‘ J R- °‘""°'°“ m‘ .13“ 3“ ‘ PLU6~U6LV LOOKING wetuaw THEN wrru o“ . ' A. Silerrcn 200 e41 .011 i T THEV EMF“, M SHOW,” OFF. A Lug-ry OAR 0% Total—2975. - CAIZIZVINS A LOT OF SUI A opp R \ Y Ho High singe Arthur Sherren ‘.108. (A555 AQDUND 7 1 wAg 1N 114E pipNiT @|Z|P5, ' ON SH IMG 5P EE W‘ 'PL_\LL AWA ( 0- J‘? y, High three Artilur Shel-ran Til. BANK THE OTHER may AND THEY TAKE Hers BEEN WITH "THAT CARGO j 5 YULL AWAY__YAYM_J$ Z I I 1 ’, .‘ Lamas nowulvo (AME m. SET DOWN THE sews, NOTHIN mum us 01’ CON YOU 6MB . NEILL FiLL oug mp5 K9"? l» 11101111118 T101111! GOLDY DREW A ILL/NZ OUT QJT OF TtllklgAl-IE ME! IT'S BEEN 6O WHEN WE REACH THE f V . a. Mitchell 101 185 r20 OF ‘THE Bsyﬁﬂgiiimggig LONG QHCE I'VE HAD .5HQRE-PUL-L-i- u, Duffy 10s 12v 212 PICKED OVER E>O¢TDQPEMD WAY~Y ‘A’... J3 n. Brown 10'! m 1:14 a OH MYSEUF THAT A- O , L. McDougall 192 166 '77 / VULL AWAY_JE 5 v 5,; l Mallett 114 14s 10s A BARGAN éALE F ~‘ f, Total-ZSOB. MEANS A BOAT UNF~KAFF'14A PFM- ’ "TOO, MLET 5TB’ ma, Eyesz- I RIDE "ro ME] 1- M. Ms1lin15 ",2, 2°? i3: ‘\ wrwsro see some _ n,‘ 12 1a i“ 3233f 11%?’ :33 11:3 07-‘ MY dREDITOP-Swv M Int e _ j, FhcctcChIlld 101 r21 "n AH LEEQEZ T0inl——l987. High single Mary Duffy 212. men three Maw Duffy 527- TONIGIITS SCHEDULE At Seven 0'Clock Shari? Ladies. Blucnosea vs. Wimpies. Commercial Lergue Shamrocks v3. Lnnndry Clinker". At.8.30 p. m. Five Aces vs. All stars. Bis Four ungqe'_.~ : p, m i ad of the Central Valley ii-llockcyoLeirgue here tonight. Walter Lawlor of Charlottetown scored Berwicks first goa‘ in i116

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