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Soyer ’ , f , : eee Letter Brings To Memory oy | SPORTS ing Shoot 17 Yrs. Ago] Fj .B . (ao ! J Opening Shoot 17 Yrs. 9° [nh Fina League Battie aS a: Its passing strange how some |snd'a pair of Blacks came 1m ea pe : 2 — ; l shoots are remembered in detail from behind and started to flut- gummerside Crystals reared A league’ meeting Saturday) 14:09; §. Crystals, R. Gallant +. PAs FR N and never forgotten while others ‘ter down within ten yards of the 1 » terrific 74 triumph over night in Summerside will decide|(D. Martin, B. Grady) 18:54; an some that are really memorable boat. I stood up in the boat and Sandy's Royals last night at The the starting dates and also de 6. Crystals, Tucker a ed. Ore Peake edt enivion |they Kicked’ot! the wrong SY.’ gosets Areas ix the last sclet | termine the length of the series | Gallant) 19.14; 7 art oe By PIUS CALLAGHAN and are remembered no more | dropped one in the flags al ‘led game of ghe Island Senior . * SUMMARY | Duna (Howat, ee . y > unless some forcible reminder had to write her off. 1 had quile poe 1 saous, First period — 1. Royals, A. Penalties: Whitlock 5 is unwittingly Urought to bear a hunt to locate the duck be left | poanie Gallaat'st three-goal Carroll: (Flanagan) 6.10. Penal-| Third period — 8. Crystals, - : 'on some specific ‘hunt. To one in the woods but had to leave | temance highlighted the ties: None. V. Harris 3:00; 9. Crystals, R. é Playoffs Set To Start bs dep, te Ta aati * ‘beiliant Crystals’ attack tht P'B. Grady) S06; 2, |Penaitien: “Howslt 4:82; Senith in his day, including ' gained momentum as the baitie (B. 06; 3. : 252; . A 215; major) 8:15; Jun— ins, Summerside | bad and indifferent, some are | progressed. (G » | 8:15; Howatt (majo 316; ; TT ee Pete, — four teams that bound to slip beyond ones ken. cn oe ee after that, I The triumph put the Summer-| Tucker) 11:03; 4. Crystals, B |ior MacLeod 8:43; D, Carroll wil compae nthe Island Senior Hockey League Diyos. | brought’ mee Yetta a aera Gide’ win Nick over unt lunch side crew into ® second place | Grady (R. Gallant, Deighan) | 15:00 , POL Be cine TR eitans Wein | tember 16th, 1945, 1 wrote to + ge Beale gpl aati ry bP na the ‘eires| the dust when they bowed 46:10 Senéy's Sapaie. — Se Nak ee Oe wes the wife’s ging-. and Crystals had identical won | ns : Saints managed five points out of a possible 16 and ae hed Seats seve & te eeaee ores tet he jot loved lend tow records, the second an e rik Ya, of at peastble @, Wowever, «majority vote. of fhe wast dtl. sccount of my ey were thn crisp and tangy spot went to the OM Spaiers| SO with 7 out of a possible 40. ever, —that really won him. over. I| who-had scored five more goais : : team representatives ruled that Saints | opening days duck shoot on the e . nee Coram seriapaiee wal tan Galle only | 1th. I shot 19 — 7 blacks, 3, ed ‘@ shor! change myst Tie ee mn tel ; : s was a complete. collapse of one Ring-necked ducks and one _ i 7 ae - hope of making the playoff : Green-winged teal and retriev. liked ffiem as ae Royals held a 1-0 margin at- ; wares egiateve ener ‘ms doe, 0 ar, cha ta teeby hangs ee nt 7 sham rat ah was cny-gent ging” Wr] Sve oes 4 whan tran was mo oem nesday night in these parts, ; _ six. Anyway seeing we were ‘g0- | young Donnie Frizzell that kept Aponte pend ‘what was poles So happen ot OS ites wnad tide istory. T had @ dog named N ing steady’ once more I w © | tas Coystale oft We nance teen MONTREAL (CP) — Mont- of money. ‘ See eS eee ne rete ten aa | Ae ale if Ae, el Gc Sree written the games before : jase. was & a yer : at single ducks — P : e rizzell and Bob White, had four chances gle at Jone tally at 6.10 with linemate 7 tract calling for more : Royals’ team delegates, Sandy F at Monday’s Tam cold Hien to me cheap. Tam | 2 siicks and twe Ringuechs | Alf Flanagan the as- | lems since the departure of Sam seer covteast 6 * made ret about how they cast their votes ‘admitted the dog w: . foo” ny. |Btcheverry in 1960, Thursday $30,000 a year plus a bonus ering ie ed ee ae ty iad tae Oe Lever cow's of or aovhng |e avo ick nt ae te vet of edie 3m ume Ne ning oS or ging percentage points of the Evinrudes. - |I ever saw in a dog or an ® In the flags or open water was the Vance Harris coached lads |5#24y Stephens, the eye-catch- ever, owns Saints would be in the playoffs instead marked preference else. He was tempermental to all the same to Nick— _he ance : dy, ing Rose Bowl quarterback of ‘top - line quarterback in Milt Delegates from Sussmersde shoved 0 mareel Uy shuts | boot but had brains to spare |... . ated | Sompletely, | déminated._ things | st nescte Gophers. z ‘Plum and there was specula- n eae ought them right to bnatside. | tho remsining 40 minutes | for the Evinrudes’ cause at = ee ews games could be TASK [3 10 MAKE THE backed” by * tinlimited — He worked so well I sugges a rm sit tte aad “No“terms were eine is eee et os ~* for the birds’ according to the boys who ‘figure they know | 745% 7 OBSOLETE— shame even the best ‘biood tim looking for the that felt % three at 5.06 when the rubber |‘lub’s regular policy. But it was Oe oe bas oe ae ; th ing’ t : agreement ; . everything FOOTBALL SE, THAT 18. jhound, But, as I said, he was in the zs Pragerome atin Yak! ieee bet ae ee three-year no-cut package call- was reported to be decidedly = WELL, what happens? Biiriatel ty ting Pets ogee, =e ™ETMental and then ae as much as to say: “Miser lets | Gallant tania Gai Beas Tucke: ing for $20,000 a season and a against. ciag thé ciguing, Ge in the playoffs, proceeded to |have met dames-in my time leave those ducks alone” and -I ga bonus. In announcing the g, who wanted Saints | = that meant curtains for the Red and Whiters plentifully endowed with that did just that. 1 had learned a ‘00k turns at: beating Frizzell ve- The 21-year-old negro from Als arranged a special tele 7 the ISHL is concerned. Crystals came down to commodity but they were in the | oon tne hard way. Nick and | fore Willie Dunn closed out the Uniontown, Pa., named to all- phone hookup with Minneapo- tr suis aad not only beat the Ewvinrudes but didn’t allow , ; first grade when compared to I had our fallings out but he Second stanza scoring. american teams, selected Mont- lis, where Stephens was in a buns single goal ; Nick. = - % e ‘remained my dog to.the end. I | be meee sensed in (Teal over two pro clubs in the es pa with erg head . think the result of these two games @id much to pre- I ourne ASKED FOR IT—SULKED wned a lot of hunting dogs Comeback by avorite United States’ that also held ne- coach and general - manager ae eae of ao hockey. What was done in the Ooo I really asked for what I got orn be drpeincc azo dog like .the final frame but once again | gotiation rights to him. Perry Moss and his chief scout es one thing but what happened on the ice seeing I knew him so well, It Nick. i y different in more | Crystals were the masters, They | They were the Cleveland J.1 . Albrecht room was P ° Nick. He was . j ia another h through the \,: potted the only two goals of the Browns of the National Football ‘Reporters were given about as need not feel bad about the way they went out. They - 4 ° flags to the blind 80 vane Nick oom ae et as _ Session, Vance" Harris and Ron-| League and the New York Ti-.10 Jminutes to fire questions di. te lonaueleoding Roysie right to the a tarts oni : o started-t9 get IN the boat T OFT was to blame fopsome of our wie Gallant being the sharp tan’ at the American League. rectly at Sandy and he ae a Foor couldert ke it, slat ah oats dered him out and told him. to clashes. PerhapsAve were too shooters. The Als obtained the Cana- quitted himself well in ihe. vr | eS "tad the reaper of players the 2 Lgwien S088: Laon: fe wes fo; much. alike—a little short im) The Crystals backchecked dian Te io 8 dual wih Bt oat mine. portncterty Passe caught ancy ¢ fans” mere rince Opening basket- |ing to remain on lore ' fiercely all t and never gave monton Eskimos o! estern other clubs. Earlier this season, Saints were hed) The Prie at vue Caieen, ball aoe a br — gy |put in an appearance a few min- raapees Toy say Ge eres the sthent Seen an slic Football Conference. Involved Stephens said he turned dows ' ‘pushovers hut they kept plugging away until they reached | invitational ight at | kethall League entrants, Trotters utes before shooting time:' I ‘rue love never runs smooth—se i? P get things into high gear. WaS an undisclosed amount of the Titans offer because he Sa eee Hthe college me <5 oad’ Un Weumkonee This action guess it was the sound of early what? _ | As it was the Royals’ attack {cash -and an option to pick a “didn’t | want to play oe Pere oad | {eg place at T'lck awit avving dock Gltering no he Td. tags dow cacy in ‘tec Catalan slayer ct by Mon! nage." "he ting AFL. | be followed by a tussle between : Id: fest. ‘ < ; , |I had to coax hard to get . : ‘ |CLEVELAND SORRY Sam (The Rifle) Etcheverry, . Better | Cornwall, apr lm pnd hag a | gg = = at at all ‘MacDona meres Jack Ready and Don! “in Cleveland, Arthur B. Mo- the coaching staff has procesaed THE: coliege-rink-certainly_has not_been a haven for tie | wk Waele Meare [and the stern T ak Spi el bag ache Minis depart, (Geile the hastd chairman of the |18_ quarterback aS Malpeque Road scholars season their ts were pickea irae owe at‘ That. didn't - Browns, said the club regre’ ruitiess bid to find an adequ ‘oa the road’. They Ponk- three at Civic Stadium. beat Albany Tie Charlottetown ““Y” starting eet me in for I fig- | es Pp : meat 51. One of the five was’ losing the six - foot - one 212- ‘replacement for the all . time i = Evinrudes and tying Crystals and garnered two at The | ‘12.45 sharp. The championship | 4 when sh started | SUMMERSIDE — It took am | ™ajor to Bonnie Howatt in the! jounder. But it was not unex- gridiron great. - ee: | ~5. Arena where upset the Penguins 7-4. Cormwall and Albany battlea | me is scheduled for the col- 1-4 thaw out prod That's exira end to decide the win. | Middle period. - - pected. "> Last year Moss molded’ per- i Two years ago wo ae play, the best they could do at ‘to a 44 tie in a Frank Myers | '¢s¢ sym at 8 o'clock. what I thought ners of the M.F. Schurman | Following the game the draw “The boy demanded a no-tradé haps the best defence in the ' _. frome was a tle with the Summerside Aces. Last season they - League,’ intermediate ‘C' game | Teams ark in the tour-.; 1 opened the Ball on. a pair of trophy in the Maritime mixed | for play-offs was made with clause in his contract and we country but with the big gap in “were unable to take a win out of the local college rink in at Crapaud rink last night, ~. | 2@ment are PWC; Pirates, Char- (packs that s®ung’ to my. left, bonspiel held at the Summer- | Royals going against the Crys- refused to be encumbered with offensive leadership the club 5 three N.B.-P.E.1. intrcollegiate games tudents of being “|. Cornwall scorers were D. eae ms ‘ os nr oa my swing as I shoot from the side curling club yesterday, tals and Evinrudes ‘battling the any agreement that could work ‘finished last im the Eastern’ Con- ; -_ Coen stety. can accuse ae they rently | MacLean with a pair and G. aad. ate RCAF (left shoulder and I made a the Philip MacDonald and Old Spain Penguins. ‘to the detriment. of the team as ference. *homers'. record oo nto wo — | MacLean and S.° White. each Summers : clean double. Both were killed | cyige Ramsay rinks wére tied , prefer coinpetition on . » tier. | with singletons, ay \Stone dead for they wilted like at six all six ends of play. leDaees y a agBin nba than lay Assgyenie Herd ome pe goalgetters were L. Ke 7 ° dish rags. One landed on the and the MacDonald rink emerg- enone Sy Oey Sot tek a ae achieves tek pack, | Widen tk User ti ember nsingt n lat feet te ee & SYST | ot the wien, pleting Swe ! ae ger these por hag nce hockey club (and G. Murray With a lone anes Wea er cag — a. stones in the final end and win- | and the 1962-63 season should find Si, Dunstan's with a mighty’ | marker. Takes Game. wiih on Genack he 2 deta ning by the score of 86. Others Bhatia ace, zeain, wre bade tt. Nick Yoo, ona" members te wining ak | & Good going, gentlemen. minor and Albany's G. Murray sd ot ee Peas a tt et the host and | ie

; season for New York Rangers : ‘ed tear Sow ro ob kame ts tir toe Pieein Detroit Red Shoot Draws "Detroit went im their battle for the final play- at spot and oe, once fly Ranger may not get into that fourth Large Crowd again this season, Eight games a row rough and the Rangers are no signs of One of the biggest turnouts | ios tae cea : . this season, were on hand for They really have their troubles. the weekly rifle matches con- i : ducted earlier this week by the : Charlottetown Civilian Rifle n ° Club at the RCMP ranges

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1230-100 Paperwis Q8S | 11:00—1:20 Bill Boyles, Gary H-T. Vesey Ravens vs Sherwood lan Auld ee 1.00—1.30 . Paperwts Qss 5:00—7:00 Bob Crockett, Ran lw. Dinnis Snipes vs Sp Pk Bluebirds Carmichael 'D. Durber > (SMEG) Paperwts Pkdle,| 7:00 — 9:30 — Gord Wellner, E, Coles i | 7—~@her we vs QSS Budgies Walsh " CLASS ONE = > 9:91:45 Dennis Flannagan. |nos Clark CURLING DRAW == —| erentan e . ‘The following is the curling draw for a night at the Ladies Set Charlottetown Club. TPM. For Bonspiel | Te€ 1H. Dodson, K. Mae- ; Mactan ee Cane | - SUMMERSIDE — The Sum. Innes vs H.R. rs, ; _B. Veinot, A. Garrett, Pat Com- | merside ladies bonspiel for the : Rolly. , | Gaudet’s Save-Easy trophy will ¢ oe 6 ene be played at the Summerside ‘W. Carr, B. MacLennan vs H. | curling rink Saturday as part Bartlett, Dr. MacKay, H. Mac- of mod 6th® annual Maritime Leanan, . mixed curling bonspiel. Here is oe the draw: " 9:00 A.M. K. Mciver (S) vs T. Seel (RC AF) | I. Tucker (RCAF) vs P, Weeks (S) W. Somers (S) vs EF. Mac- Donald (C) ll AM. a (C) vs. M. Lae

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Ken MacDonald.

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