mecca in 1-1 at the end of the first on goals by Phil Donor: and Doug McPhee. .Newj

Neil scored at the 8:15 mark and at §:1_4 McMillan pumped

g 80 - handled

12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Nov. 20, 1962.

{Saints some 64-57 'Win;"

"*9 W W ' ‘”‘ Sig”. *3“ > , G1 Stirling 38 5h . V i, asgow evened the score on a l a . , _ oi, . . , gainst Ran Boomer s 29 in l goal by Jackie Pellerine. I. New Glasgow net he

Moncton went ahead in less .——————.—‘K than two minutes of the final. The average Alaska farm~

on a second goal by carved from idense forest 11] 1h, Doiron. but a drive by Rangers 1930's—now is valued at 5511" ‘pl‘OVBd too much. ’m Mc- 000.

slBYC, Airmen Play Draw

V Two of the best games of the into the second half with the Eyck—R MacDougau 5. E, :‘Golden Ball’ hoop tournamentlscore readin 28-27 but the Ellsworth 16‘ }, Maglole 1, E.g . l were played at Saint Dunstan’s - Saints outscored the Bucs 37- Murphy 19...}, Basha_ w. Gallant, gym and the first game saw the 29 in the final session. 1-, King‘ (3. Nicene. Total 41. . irates suffer their first set- Lenny Sirois and Larry Far- ,_ .l , _‘ back. the Saints being the con- rell once again were the big! RCAF' hm!” 7' Mccar (is - r thy 5. Devana 16. Larsen. Ur- ‘ ouerors by a 64-.17 score. guns for the Malpeque Road stu- quhart 11. Cunningham 2 Reese, i 1,, me second contest me dents. each scoring 21 wpoulti. Heminwa“ Total 41' .

iSenior Bic team. coached by Dave ﬁyndman and endel 0 Rangers Nip lead and retain the lead till the

Roy McGonneu had to come MacLeaii of the Pirates each from behind to garneg- a 41.311 counted 19 paints. F dl’mR seconds: Devana headed the RCAF pointgetters with 161 b l

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SHOCKEY

TO-NIGHT

ROYALS

tie with RCA . The second game saw the air- wlth only a few Mums my men jump into a 24-17 first half

r points followed 3' Urquhart NEW GLASGOW -— CPl —- VS. Eiﬁifedmtt; 51:: trfarfqggchﬁgg ‘ with eleven. Leftwmger Daryl McMillan ' scored two goals for the third

Earl Munphy set. the. pace for l

w remaining. ' ' the BYC five. ﬂushing the

, . ' da as New The Pirates held a one point. game m a row Mon y

Glasgow Rangers defeated

COMBINES

“ﬂ 7 . . : edge overr the colic ians going . lwmes for 19 points. Teammate : ﬂ _ . ~- -——-—g——- 83.2mm; ' .3. , )' ' v . I; _- ( { ‘ '3' 1 I . .;.— 1 . . k Le . . r~ - ~~ ' v « I . . :2 — mm l Game lime 8:15 PASS PLAY lior Amherst. . ‘ r Dave Kym“ 19’ 5‘“ Lave”.meniviimiiig tailey: The otheri , _ The at... 031 was scored all‘l'wm’iMa‘I‘“19-..W3W°:was fired early in the first} Admission 75: 8; 35¢ 5.57 in thegtﬁh‘d by Lou Kuev : MacDonald 5. Irv Machlnnon 2. : period. _ . Quarterback Frank Cosen- Patterson (77. during action Hardlnian Cureton 151‘ is rea- of Montreal Alouettes more in. ax ' ry Dogge'tflTOtal 57' . ‘ Action in the ﬁrst W0 per, i Saints —— L. Farrel 21. Leo. »

drew a misconduct after Kiley’s. , . , _ .iods was about even in a fast; l goal when he skated to centre l SW05 21‘ "1m Daws- Dave Mac' ‘ moving game played before 1- lice. He claimed the puck wasiDOﬂ d. Harry .aﬂas‘han 6.,197 fans. In the third period: knock into the cage by a ; Fred Ripley 8. PM Mullally 4. l New Glasgow peppered ry“ stick. Dick VanSnlck and Gor-lJohn Maddox. PeterFrant 4. I Stirling in the Beaver’s cage don Andre were handed majors. l John Chinei‘y. Total 64. .' with 18 shots.

dy to block whileBobby Jack Oliver 16:“ and Ted Elsby 167l

in the Eastern Football Con-

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WINSIPEG ICPl Handy ting was that they would be on 'opinion

quotations for the football fan bruised and scarred. scheduled

in the midst of the Western 3 regular practice Monday on .hand for the second game of‘might be about 30. ulth nu ma- Conference final. ' snow-covered turf with tempcr- Elbe series Wednesday night. :jor snowstoi'ms before. or during Coach Bobby nobhs. whose atures in the 20s. Gray sprained an ankle and the game

*Patrick bruised ribs. ‘ "" " FOUR STAMP ISNJURED ‘Aces Sf, Pats At last report. four Siamped- ’

'crs nursed minor injuries. They- ' h m Are Winners

Calgary Stampeders beat Win- Defensive end Herb Gray and nlpeg Blue Bombers 20-14 in the middle guard Stove Patrick took opener of the best - of - three time out for x-rays as a pro- round Saturday: “We're expect» ——‘——'*—“”"—“‘—‘~‘ ing to run into a wounded rhino

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. " ' were halfback Ed Buc a - chjgeczdaiénd “mm M we Miscouche NIPS ;\li::a:n\l;z:isc‘di alackleruifigy‘ SUMMERSIDE __ The Sum . mill. 9."... Withdraw: Kensmslm 3-2 ind HOW I O EHIOY Your Home ' ‘ ‘ lWIlI‘l a bruised knee and tackle lopsided victory in as many

3"“ , l SUMMERSIDE T“?- Mlshlsill Crawford with a strained “mom H‘gh SChfml .bO-Vs 50"?" .ligamcnt. All were expected to teamd dgfetaterzi heritslnfton aliltlg ‘be ready Wednesday. at 83mmex:id:ri?l) the ell! FM 93"“ leam- “1" ml‘P‘YBomhers second straight loss. nal game of a best of three ser- Problem was a. mill" or 19‘2"”; WM the winnch 0 Steele fired ‘ lea, i Adonep'.‘ ".“F' “‘19- A" the (43 ' 3 goals. .loe White. Harold Mar- 1 gary milune" “Y”? “mm”! W tin and Louie Poirier two each. Tums”? P 133'?” and "‘9 W. Thibeau and G. Bernard: Bomb" mlunes h" the” delen' scored the Kcnsington counters. 51"" Players- Gord Kennedy and Harold Mar-1

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The following players on ainst O‘Leary High School in

the Covehead team which ls‘the inter zone finals and the competing in the Sunny Isle ~winner of this sudden death cu- Farm League this season arejcounler will play Stella Maris asked to be on hand for Wed. for thc provincial intcrschnlastic

The sew-“in” "I l"J"""‘5 “'35 tin were given new misconductsl understandable. smce those two in H". {him period for figh‘ing‘ ""l" Sim" "1“5' "f "‘9 “I’m 0“ on the ice and renewing the bat-'

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({F’rdon V9559)“ Gmdo“ Stas‘mv ‘O'Leary high for the pl-ovlncmll The “rather outlook for Wed- lGlenn Rogerson fired 3 of the mh 1'6” b‘

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Ernie Barrett. Raymond Birt, Matthews Donald Higgins. Gerard Malone. ‘ No other players on the Cove- .

head team need turn out.

gBarkhousc. and E. getting the others. The St. Pats' 6 goals were di- vided among 1.. Reeves. E. Mc- Innis. L. Johnson. H. Leard. C. Masher. and A. Murray.

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The Sunny Isle Farm Hockey League Will get underway this; Wednesday. November 21.

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Sunny Isle Farm Ltd. compris- The underdog Santamarians gave it a real good try and F3 eight teams. Glasgow Road. with a hit of luck goimg their way. could have given the Xaver- Coi'ehead. Mermaid. Southport. ians a really good scare Brackley. West Royalty Bomb- '

I. The game. played before 700 ‘fans. boosted the last year's; :champion Ramblers to second; i place and gave the cellar dwel-

‘ling Tartans their first point iii league standings.

However. playing coach Bob ‘ ‘. Howness said he will protest the . .ﬁams. meteree Jim Mitchell or-i , 16,. 4, 8, RFGL,LAR 3 75 h t , ere te clubs to play over-I ‘7 X X - J ' ~ S 68 - e ' ltime but Halifax refused to dof I Reta" vulu‘ iso. in an earlier tic game here » i no overtime was _od. ‘ l After a scoreless first period. [Brian Graver ir. two goals gloss than five minute. apart

. ' ~ ) course. sentiment is usually with the underdog and this 670 x 10 nib? type. res. $13.70 are. Hazelbmakynwnal and Tm. was certainly true for this Atlantic Football Conference classic. yams Folks Were hoping for an upset. although most figured it was The, (nunwmg teams will $39 .one chance in a million. The X-Men had far too much depth for 8mm Wednesdaw;... the Haligoneans and this hclpcd greatly to tell the final story.

8 till 9 om. Glasgow Road vs. , It’s Old, Old Stuff

Covebead: 9.15 to 10.15 - Mer-l maid vs. Southport: 10.30 to 11.30 ‘ =Traca ie vs. ra . The follmvmfwgileeidm, NM, For the Antigonlsh college. it's old stuff winning the 28 n, B b l ; Cup and the thrill must surely be going out. . 031a,“ 0m erg w' pa" ennial champions. If somebody else conquered. you would ex- Hale’brmkpnwm‘ “6“."09" 3 pect a wild celebration but St. F‘.X's triumph year after year a d 9. 915 to 10.15 it is Glas~ is “mm, monotonous. ﬁghﬁgad "EzBkaIG-V “T m'm‘ The Xaverians seem to be able to collect much stronger " ratale vs' Sm” pnrl' aggregation than any of the other AFC squads. The other i A Copy "I “1" “mph” “h” universities in the conference can’t entice the stars In a man- -.

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draw for Tuesday night at the lsquads at other Maritime colleges. including St. Dunstan's. AT THE For use mi counter tips iidd wolllsmiiiimlreifttheiidmxd ms. and cormsm".

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