I 14 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. March 2. 1964

BillMacMi||an Leads Salnlshwling leagues , Have Playoffs

To Victory Over Tommies i

Sharp-shooting Billy Mac-Mii— in the corner to beat Bill .\lestorithe islanders plenty of working Ian put on a five minute scoring from close range. With SDUlroom in the thi pcrio . ‘ exhibition at St. Dunstan's ar- playing a man short, Vlacliil-’TOMMlES I-‘RUSTRATED ena Saturday afternoon as the Ian's forechecking paid off .'1S= he Tommies swarmed all island Saints whipped St. l‘llo-.he netted his second after stcul- i around the SDU net (or another-

mas University Tcmmies 8-2 in‘ ing the puck from a Tomniics itwo minute span in the second The

lperiod after De-Carefel was gl-

what was the closing game of defender. _ ven the zatc for slashing. but

Hockey Conference schedule ior,Ma‘_MlLL‘_‘N NETS WINNER

both isams. _ _ they still couldn't izet good shots The former Junior “A. On_ Nine seconds later Machlillan ai ihs saihis iieii - tario centreman, after seeing smred what evcnman-V pmvea R0861‘ Cali”? SC0l'€d his 0111)’

hts ieam give up a goai in he to be the winner :15 he_Li10i;t1)bi1'_1 igoal of the 281119 at the 12 min opening minute of the game be- I°)de(;’;'l_(:"fel:a:5"l‘;l“ :1aas~"lp‘(;"‘a h°£_'d5iute mark afterrhe ll)la(l\:)if.‘ﬂKPl:l~ cause they couldn't clear the . ii‘ 5°‘"“"ﬂ P05‘ '9" 3' - ‘ “ 9' Duck. rapped shots past Tom-i b“‘°""‘i“,““ ‘"'° W’ I1)““L’."‘r“il.\'. St. Thomas caurzltt the is- mies at 1.10. 4.55 and 5.04 of theffalge '(;’"‘tha 9°" 3“~49i 9‘ aﬂfilanders defence rllapillllli again. first period to give the saints 8 ‘I elidrgftlse fiei'sts(p(e):l‘ieod -as hie carell-3edsLman tl;"okm]'nutells llaterl sf! commanding 3-1 lead. . ‘ , .' 95?" 7° 9 ”‘ 3 3 ‘me 3'

MacMillan added a fourth W" ‘be M.“ 3“ ‘he “\‘3‘5', ”‘ ter taking a pass (mm reg goai iii the iasi mimiie of [he f1‘0"l ll'09"”"~’ '99 I0 beat - 9401' Morris at the bliieline and beat.

Playoff

nnd women's

vks

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Pixi/es

atagameeach.ltisabest of (three. The winner ad to the final against the Night y

WOMEN 'S LEAGUE: l

MIXED LEAGUE RESULTS: Go-Get

5 2; Sputniks 4%.! l Standings. VIP’: 14. Jets 11,. lI.al(ei's 10‘/4. Hotteniots 9. Sput-i

- lniks -112. Lassies 4. Flyers 21/4,

in both the men's Ramblers 2, Go-(letters

bowling leagues I Millionaires ‘vi

va M3

Dorutihy. ‘v T09 N°‘*“‘°*‘5 1-‘liigh Single (Women)

5 dette Mailar 265; High Three “‘ “"9 (Men) Edwaird McGaugh 764.

game and picked up an assist to 3‘ 17‘ _ _ i ii - i _ unofficially “pin” the (‘onfgi-. Trailing .’l-1.mt(lway in the Billy .\l_acMlllan finished. the en“ scoring championship wiih opening period, . I homas. scoring with less than a minute goals and 11 assists for 35 hemmed the Islanders in their left in the game as he pulled pninis He scored two goals in own end for ‘close to two min puck from a scramble at the saints 5.31os5in the Univer. utes while Vince Mulligan \\'asiTommics goal mouth and ram- siiy of New Brunswick he,-9 pi-i. sitting out a penalty for falling med it home. _ day night, on the puck. Ed Hospodar. six-I ED. NOTE — At the time this l

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MONTREAL 4 NEW YORK 0 SUMMARY I-‘int Period — No scoring. ii), Penalties-—Ferguson 0:13, Gil- " bert. 19:10; Geotfrlon 19:10. Second Period —— 1.

‘St. Louis 2 Omaha 3 lcincinnati 2 Minneapolis 7 (Mew Ed' K vy eague 9‘? iDartmouth 9 Princeton 4 ll-larvard 12 Yale 2 ' Brown 8 Cornell 0

Windsor 2 Toledo 3 Musliegon 2 Des Moines 9

SAT’. NHL SUMMARY

(Ferguson. Lnperrlere)

non 10:2; Provost 18: Third

Montreal, .

in Sourh continued last week. individual Statistics of the; . simm 7 (provost) 9;22_ renal and the regular schedule in lvlxsd League are: Sggfiefu iﬁ,,‘,‘,‘;§i"'i‘,';,ii§'§',".’,°‘;4‘ 3-Geoflfrilon, (minor and ma- the mixed league was 3180? l-lilgh Single (Men) John Mac- 1-), 19:06; Hadfield. (minor ‘continued. 9611 . - . and major) 1926. ~ - , Detroit 1 Boston 2 MEN’S LEAGUE P0'(‘d‘9*‘ S"‘g'° ‘w“"’“‘°“’ "'"' American League 5"“ 9 9 9_2, smoke-Eau-is 4. Flintstones 1. .° '-'74; Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh 4 P130”

smoke Enter: and. F‘l-i_nt- :“"9e"n.e 2;“ ‘-‘'°“’ 5'” Baltimore ziierslieyfa Hodlgel 5 7 3'3"

stones semi-final series is tied High mm‘. Monleni Anne Providence 3 Springfield 4 BOSNN 2 DETROIT 1

Central Profeslimlnl

man 16 (Smith, Howe)

12:05: Laniis 17:5. Second Period Schock

rnatlonal League

11: 16. Penalties-—Ingarfle1d 5:22; Nell-

Period — 3. Montreal. Rousseau 23 (Richard, G. Trem- ay) 8:00; 4. Montreal. Bnck- 3

SUMMARY

First Period—1. Detroit, U11-Iliall 13t25. iBowei‘ PenlIlt1es'— Gadsby 0:53. Ken-1, Attendance-14.405.

nedy 5:36; ‘Gadsby 3235'. Green i‘{"“"‘—“"'—“ —- 2. Boston. (Gedron. Kennedy) 6-27. Penalties — Barkley 1:22: ‘

CHICAGO 1 TORONTO I i “mm Junior Series

Pint Period — 1. cliicuo. G31-3 Undgfw Whlirrun 83 (Hull. Mihital 0:50. 2. Toronto. Stanley 5 (Kelly. Mahovlllclil 11:05. Penalties - Hull 6:05. Horton double minor

:05. Second Period — 3. Toronto. in Harris 6 (Mahovllch. Kelly) 10:18; 4. Toronto. McKenney 12 (Keon. Stanley) 13:29. Pen tie ' 8 10:14. MacNel is to be niayed Horton 14:27. Third Per1od——5. Toronto, Pul- ford 16 (Pappin. Stewart) 17:2!

Penaltles—none. later date. Saves:

10 13 9-32

Hoop Acia;i“9“““ 3']

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J9” W3» '9“ 135' ll‘ tWayne ' Port Huron 8 Gadsby 2:50: Dornhoefer 9:54; T I1 lfealed “ﬁnish P3‘P°|"W€'i8‘hts 3-

VIP’s 5'/2, Millroiilaiiies ‘/2; Hot: I or OHAO Junior A Barlilley 19:13; Kennedy 19313-_ 3 t ii in a iW0-game total-90%| ser-

tentots 6, Tempos 0: Lassie! ‘Kitchener 0 Toronto 12 Third Perlod—3. Boston. Oil-i _ t ‘ht _ [h i ies, Mm-icsrrilen for the winners

‘, Saskatchewan Junior ver 20 iBucyk, Rivers) 8:49 ilsl-‘\0:°“Sg°§W“°§ ff“ in ggtbaﬁ were S. ‘Fay D. Came I

T.MacCai1lhy) 13.34;10. D- lRegina lEstevan 4 iPenalties — Henderson 9:42; il 3" t P11‘: t "J St5 Duns_ P Morrnssey fired the lone‘

B. MacMi1lan (D. Decarefel) By THE CANADIAN PRESS _Weyburn 5 Moose Jaw 4 Prentice 12:00. iieaguegwixilgvheﬁ at :20]-am me tally for the losers. ‘

, , ' — D. DeC f . Ay ‘ Sa lint he an Senior Saves: l 3115 - i - ' -, _

§'irgPsPenalties areal Nfggglklieaue iMoose Jsaw E Ytrkwh 7 sawchuh 15 11 13.40 RCAF go against ‘the Caplitalts: Emigrgtiggogom Ireland has;

G. Smith ID.) 10 fl 3 -— 24 Chicago 1 Toronto 4 (Yorkton leads best-of-seven Johnston 12 16 8-35 i and at 8.30 the Saints are os average 195-’! Persons annu-, B. Nestor (T) B 5 7 — all New York 0 Mont.real4 semi-final 3-0) Attendance—l2.449. mg the Pll'3i9S- 3”.‘ 5'“‘~e - s

rs. The second game of the seiies will he p‘ayed at the Forum

3i- March 9th. and the third

on March 11th. The dates for till, fourth and fifth games if lies essary wi-ll be announced at 3

° 51°-2‘.Crapaucl Topsl;

Crapaud Palpsrwlelghts

foot-three-inch Tommies de-‘story was written. last evening. fenceman, had the best scoringino decision had been made or chances wvliile Mulligan was oftito the final standings of the i but couldn't get good shol.s,three teams in contention for‘) away. ; the MIC title. ' There were few good scoring‘ Two officials of the Maritime said in telephone

First-line winger. Denis De- Carefel was overshadowed by the great performance of Mac- Millan. The choppy-skating for- ward scored once and assisted sn three of MaoMillan's goals to i _ _ ﬁnish the season as sninisi se.i chances in the first 18 minutes Conference _ i_-nnd bpsf point man‘ I e second period as c l o seiconversations last‘ evening that

Mani-ice Roy and anger ca.;checking by both teams kept thefa decision regarding_ the final tine scored the sainis oihei ‘ipuck in neutral territory. Dick istandings or a possible playoff goais_ Greg Morris and En Lss.‘Tingle,v missed a chance to dc-;would probably be made. later (er blinked 4 iighi behind iflect a pass from behind the net last evening or this morning. s[)u's Ge,-am smiih. ‘at it; fit: gilnilite mark‘ ofctns F I P SgdMMAR1Y T C

,pei~i an . . ommles IN‘. lrs P1‘! —— . — r. 1 EVENTS‘ BALANCED “ME lMorris failed to beat Smith at-ilvlorris (E. Hospodar .58: 2. The °°""°l °f 9139 was Very ‘ ter he had been handed the puck D —— B. lfac.\‘lillan (unassisted)

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evenly hlalanced throughout the in front of the net by a SDU 1.10: 3. D — B. Mat-Millan (D. 1 game Wm‘ th°,b‘g dlfferenwldefenceman. Dc-Carefel, (‘. .\lo!\Iillan) 4.55, ‘hat 5‘ D“"5”"' 5 ‘Wk adv”? St. Dunstan's made the score 4. D — B. '.\lacMillan (D. De I

“G9 0’ “'9” P°°|'l“B °ha",°°S55-1 at 13.35 of the mid-s e s sioii I Carefei) 5.04; 5. n — 1). DeCare- I ‘:3 t:l;§e?°"‘"“°5 °°“1d"'l ﬁnd i while T o m in i e s defenceman fel (G. Hughes.) 17.10. Penalties 5 - l ' it ——D.R.,(‘r.W!'tlk,V.Mi-- 01°59 cheokinz by St Dun»-iii? lalii§‘g\}Ll-iiilia§.h§..§i°:ain’.§lngan R753-ailile. " "C " tan's throughout most 0' the big .plav onlthe goal as he cal‘-l Second Period —— 6. 1) — D. game ,kep' th? St‘ Th°ma3 al‘ ried the puck from his own end. I Carefel (B. MacMillan, G. Whit . t“°kd“°“g““'z°d- "“-'99‘ °“,t“’°' behind the St. Thomas net andflock) 1835- 7 D— M. Roy (G ‘

°°¢3Si°"5 when , ViS"°1'8 passed to Gordie Whitlock in ;Mad:uillan,' n. Tingley) 19.59: pressed 'f°’ 3°31’ Wm‘ ‘ man front. Decairefel scored on Whit- f Penalties —— R. Calilie, D. Ross. ; ‘d"*‘“ta3°' lock’s rebound. Wit.h less than oi‘ R. Young.

St. Thomas waited less than a

. . second remaining in the period“ Third Period: 8. D -— R. Co- mmute in the game to take ad-

, Maurice Roy beat Nestor \vit1i‘?llle «M. Kelly. C. .\lc-Millan) 12. vantage of a St. Dunstan 5 de- a high backhand drive to givo t 05; 9. T — E. Lester (G. Morris. fensive lapse. Greg Morris sho-

ving one past goalie Gerard . .. . .. . . ». -,-.-M

Smith at 58 seconds on a goal» H. ’ _. mouth scramble. “ ' ‘ . _ ‘9 Prolific scoring star Billy ‘

Maclvflillan scored his first of four goals 12 seconds later as he cut. in front of the net from deep

Murray Harbor Hcis Rifle Shoot

Randall Richards Jim Gordon John Gosbee Fried Wlij

Doug Ralph Winston Spicer

Herring Dori

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Ice Racing Al Causeway I

A large crowd turned out at the North River Causeway Sat-i urday afternoon, despite the’ cold weather to witness the DK. MacLeod Memorial Pace. which was won by Dr. Bowness' “Lady Simcoe". in straight heats, This ‘ mare by winning the feature. -"“a“~“- P_”‘"k 5a""v'°a"t° f°".m‘ event turned in the fastest time 9T Presldei" ‘if “I9 Callﬂdlan of the season‘ - Amateur Hockey Association.

Di.’ gowness was is paying a visit here in I with 3 C001” by _ i i new role. The onetime hockey MacLeod on behalf of the Vic-; toria Driving Club of wlilch the 1 late Mr MacLeorl was president.

Rugs were donated to the win» ners of the other three classes. '

Followini! is the summary: 1

Free-For-All D.l(. MacLeod Memorial P Lady Simco (S. Parsons) l 1 Water Frellrht (H. Renaud) 7 2 -‘Millie Lee (A. Pineaul 3 Abbelong (S. Kennedy) 2 WMX (E. Bernard) 4 Billie C. Dodds (G. Cllappel 5

HOCKEY TO CURLING ()lle of Calia(lil‘s oLitst:ind- lf1Qll'):'l\'e_\' izurcs of recent

lloss is also all al‘(l(‘lll curling (an and came to The Island for the Brier. He is sh own above left with Arthur Skin- ner, first vice president of the Dominion Curling Associa-

presented 1 _ Mrs. DK. "ml-

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ing.

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Although the celebration will Be Provincial in scope it will have very definite national over- ‘lanes. Neooiialions Wl'1lCl'l led to the birth of the Canadian nation, uniting all British North American colonies into one vast, Federal entity,

were set in motion at the Charlottetown meet-

We are very proud indeed to welcome ‘lo this Birthplace of Confederation, the MacDonald Brier curlers. May your visit be a pleasant and

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