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8 ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Feb. 7, 1962.

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By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Rangers Host Detroit

THAT’S a big game of hockey at New York tonight when tangle with their greatest rivals, the Detroit Red W little point separates the pair with the Rangers

the slim advantage. A win for Harvey and his men tonight them a nice three-point cushion, something that to the

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RECOR

Peter Snell of New Zealand, -| set the new mark on grass

ton. Halberg holds the two

record for the mile with time and the three mile world re-

Four rinks remained unde- parative ease downing Eric feated as the British Consols Johnston of Summerside 14-6 in play entered its third day at a match halted after 11 ends. Charlottetown Curling rink Burke tripped another Char-

Included in the group with un. lottetown rink skipped by Jim blemished records are last Burden. The Burke ‘foursome year’s champion, Doug Cam- counted a four, a pair-of threes eron and last year’s runner- and a couple of twos on their up, Myron Bell. Both rinks are way to the 16-9 triumph. records are Art Burke from the capital city club and the Hugh Spicer from the eee RCAF “

ameron chalked up his third straight win with

Hoop Action Is Cancelled

ing against his opponent, the MacKenzie rink from Mon- tague. Spicer was forced to come from behind with two e the a ~ and three in

twe’ to grab his 13-10 com: decision,

yron Bell spotted Gordon

to grab eight of the next eleven . The Bell boys got a of their own if the ninth

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i deer : [edrds. Note Snell's heavily | muscled legs which caused some to believe he would never excel at the half mile and mile. (AP Wirephoto)

Four Rinks Are Unbeaten As Play Enters Third Da

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Dr. Giddings (C) i 002 020 100 101— 7 D. O'Rourke (C) 200 102 000 204 1--12 H. Mac Farlane (S) O11 010 502 010. 0—11

E. Cannon (S) 100 (RCA O11 O1

A. Humphrey (C) : 120 200 221 210—13 D. Hill (C) 002 023 000-001— 8

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010 020 202 00—_7 D. George (C) 001 101 030 33—12

3 p.m. Burden (C) 001 004 020 002— 9 Burke (C) 320 140 201 130—16 Cameron (C)

023 010 204 02—14 Johnston (S) 100 101 010 2— 6

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'\DOWN PENGUINS 4-2

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last night as they set a torrid | 7 Penguins tried a pace both ways and took the | oss of all the ‘ i

| appearance of a completely new | 10+ them at bay Mann had to team with their spanking new | -

uniforms. Time-and- again they | De exceptionally sharp on a cow | thwarted Penguin scoring at- | Die of occasions.

‘tempts and their blueline corps| Andrews rounded out his ‘hat put up a solid wall to protect | ‘rick with less than four mip- cager Thane 'Wh Mann. utes remaining in the sandwich

session, his goal coming after a bit of neat passing with line- mate Dale MacWilliams.

' The winners started to lay back and wait for their oppon- ents in the early minutes of the finai frame but after — Billy Mulligan scored the Birds" sec-. ond goal during a scramble in front of the Evinrudes goal, they | reverted back to the two way

Murray Balfour | Ready To Play |

CHICAGO (AP‘ — Right wing Murray Balfour, who has missed the last 13 games for removal of a pin in his left arm, broken last spring, will be in the Chicago Black Hawks lineup at Boston Thursday night the club said Tuesday.

The Hawks, on a five-game National Hockey League win- ning streak, will be at full | strength for the first time since Jan. 6 for the two-game eastern trip which winds up,.in New York in a Saturday_ afternoon game with the Rangers.

To make room our”

return to the “million dollar~ ‘line’ with Red Hay and Bobby Hull, the Hawks have sent young Chico Maki to their Buf- falo affiliate. He had scored 10 points as Balfour's replacement.

Defenceman Dotltard’ St. Laur- ent also will make the trip. He has missed the last two games with a wrenched shoulder.

The Hawks had a full squad for only 15 games this season. The Hawks’ newest winning streak has pulled them to within

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/BIRDS SCORE FIRST The game was 11 minutes and

Evinrudes, Birds Clash. At S’side:

SUMMERSIDE—The game be- tween the Cape Traverse Evin- rudes and Old-.Spain Penguins to: be played at Civic Stadium tonight should woo a lot of fans. back to the Stadium after the showing those two teams made in their last appearance in Sum- merside. The fans who attended saw one of the season’s best games, and the newly ‘fired-up Evinrudes promise that another | real battle can be seen tonight. Game time—8.15.

Bobby Simpson Stages Clinic

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football clinic at Civir Auditorium in Summerside’ yes- terday morning. -

Using Danny Murphy, grade 12_student, in his demonstra- tiops he showed how blocking . shold’ ‘be~ dorié; and emphasiz- ed the importance of faking plays in football. After his per- wd of instruction he answered questions from the boys. Besides the Summerside boys. there were ‘’ representatives

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remaining » Duck Acorn re- moved his goalie in favor. of a sixth Penguin but the move ai- as the Evin- controlled the play the final sixty were minus the goalie’ Butch Ward, | ti: regular netminder duriag

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Campbell : In the Bantam fixture it was RCAF 10, Borden 0. Marks- men _were Bemhula 2, Baxter 2, , Claxton, Phillips, Bartlett, Campbell and Phib- les

Midget ‘action saw the Sum-

Pole Stirs Controversy

LONDON (CP* — The glass pole which John Uelses used to become the first 16-foot pole vaulter is stirring a controversy reaching from Seattle to Eur-

There is nothing in the rule book to prevent use of the glass pole, but it may be banned for world record purposes, a+ spokesman for the International Amateur Athiletie~~ Federation (IAAF) said Tuesday _WUelses, a 24-year-old German- born U.S. Marine from Quan- tico, Va., cleared 16-0% in New York last Friday and half an ineh-hig Boston the follow- ing night. The leaps do not quality for world records be- cause the IAAF only recognizes outdoor performances.

Don Bragg, the 1960 Olympic champion from Penns Grove, N.J.. holds the listed’ world rec- ord of 15-9% although George Davis of Oklahoma state has a vault of~ 15-10% up for recogni- tion? Both were made outdoors with aluminum poles.

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most of the season. Ward will be leaving to report to Millionaires today and lost to the _ Penguins for the remainder of the playoffs.

Referees Joe Bernard and Don Whalen called a total of nine penalties with the Evinrudes picking up six of them.

These two teams resume their play tonight at the Civic Stad- ium in Summerside.

First Period:—1. Penguins — A. Arsenault (Kane, McCor- mack) 11.57; Penalties — D.Mac- Williams 4.10; A. Walsh 5.45; L. Gallant 19.34.

Second Peried;82. Evinrudes —A. Andrews (G. Cutcliffe, D.

| Clough) 7.54 3. Evinrudes — A

Andrews (unassisted) 9.24; 4 Evinrudes, L. Gallant (C. Sark) 9.33; 5. Evinrudes — A Andrews (D. MocWilliams) 16:38. Penal- ties — L. Gallant, G. Whitlock 10.58; A. Andrews 11.51; D. MacWilliams 19:34.

Thira Period:—6. Penguins—

R B. Muiligan ‘J. Kane) 5.38. Pen- ; alties—A. Gillis 7.07; A Arsen-

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Rangers, Wings Swap Players

DETROIT (AP) _ Detroit Red Wings moved to bolster their weak defence Monday by acquiring Noel Price from New

. York Rangers.

The Red Wings gave the Ran- gers defenceman Pete Goegan and an tinannounced amount of eash for Price. $

Both defencemen are 2%. .

Price had been playing. with New York's American Hockey League farm club at Spring- join the Red Wings Wednesday night in New York. He formerly played in the National Abckey- League with Toronto and the Rangers.

Goegan was-in his fifth sea- son with Detroit and had scored — five goals this season. ——

The Rangers and-Reéed Wings are. battling for fourth place in the NHESthe final Stanley Cup playoff position.

Act. now!

TAX EXEMPT

Individual Pension Plans

Professional men, business men —the self-employed — can still put up to 10% of 1961 earnings® into a personal pension plan and deduct this amount from 1961 taxable income. . But the time left to qualify for tax exemption is short. The deadline for reg- istering a new pension plan with the Government and for making

le payment intothe plan-is Feb

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and had three ends where big Bell (C) 030 203 104 13—17 from Charlottetown, Borden, eigh ints of the s 1 i ill ¢ regular scheduled Cit t and likely will th 3 | ames League Soublebead- threes were put on the score- Stewart (C) 401 010 010 00— 7 Kinkora and the RCAF station Toronto ‘Maple aie eit eu of the soahiaddel scene: MANUFACTURERS LIFE rep er for has been ca | . Spicer (RCAF) Danny Gailivan, Montreat “I’m sure if we had had a tee when it meets in Belgrade, resentatives like C. M. FRAZEEB celled due to the lack of a play- | This i Burke meets 002 010 302 023—13 sports announcer, also address- full squad all season, we’ would Yugoslavia, next September. are trained to provide a high ing floor. The next action will Bell at 3 a ow MacKenzie og om =) too i gathering fe ~ ~ battling the Montreal pire “In the meantime it will be standard of Retirement Plame : | : | opinions on some the N iens for the top spot right up to the national iati Ey be Saturday night time. Three other champion- Hunter (S) | star hockey players. now,” said coach Rudy Pilous. ohetnew to aioe’ athletes to ae ning peeviee. Ca i him today for ~ —_ gums me eet 101 001 110 110 1— 8 = ae this kind of a pole,” the spokes. full information on our Reg: Comets Drub den meets Dan O'Rourke, Dr. ‘G4 sig 002 002 0 7 : — we dee ti Sebidbsdinie Wate MacPDonald vlavs Bert Hunter | “But if someone breaks a —how it is designed to guaran- County Feb, 18 vs. O'Leary. : 4 and Eric Johnston f Mac Kenzie (M) { a iA | ' | workd record with a fibre glass tee you financial security after Cy 'C schetles were re. Pies 21—Summerside vs. Lot Seaqulls 9-] | Humphrey. Losers Ney eallgwe: Rourke 1c) wt 202 Ot 1-7 Oe of \s pole, it will have to be consid- retirement—and ‘how your com Ge All aC lant wigs sod| Feb, %-O'leery ve. bum. Dunstattnage Comets drubbed from championship pley, ‘Tinees (halted after Il ends) ‘ >. ‘fiom brea a ae ie aa fun as follows. : " . ul] * othe in wT) b sid ned ohnston — 7 : ta + 1 1 merit vee ; ae qusen's County” aw which tom- George (C) 010,300 100 20-9 (M4 : 7 | MAY CA ; ; | treated confidentially, . Eat tone =. | Bast’ Prince Zone will” Stewart (c) o10 200 03 osi—13 Y ( y a | la " — *maximum—$2,500 Feb, &Cape Traverse 8.| Carleton ve. Albany (best : vat Saint Dun- | five as Humphrey (C) | LONDON (AP)—Prime Min- | We ti Middleton 3 8 series) stan’s rink last night. plag_ commences on Thursday 401 021 050 200-15 |. yi st. FX V ra otf in 'Ster Macmillan said Tuesday, Feb, li—Middeton: ve. Ken-| West Prince Zone Robertson paced the winners LINESC Burden( C) 120-312 020 010—12 es ene Yara duh Seles tel ee Eq he will call a meeting of Com- C. M. FRAZEE — Feb. 7—Lennox Island vs. | with three markers while Dover| 5 iter (5) Millar (S)- 020.000 101 102-7 Soins 5941 im an exhibition Hilton noted thae his cagers ™Monwealth prime ministers to. P. 0. Box 212 -14—Oape Traverse vs. Bs rapped in two. Thompson and | *: 090 022 200°210—12 | ST. INGS tatare ot Gaint Dussten’s : were like 15 discuss Britain's entry into the a | Kensington. Feb. 9-O'Leary ve. Lennox | Coffin each scored once. & Sentens O , 3 wt, | selena hapa Soe ne centsuccessiql i’ their sex. European: Common Market if 17 Queen St. Charlottetown Feb. 17—Middieton ve. Cape The lone sniper for Mount | ~ 902 200 O11 002-10 | Burke (C) 3 0) wes part of the Saint Dunstan's ing attempts. This failure o Ke detects any general demand Phone 894-6726 - ‘Traverse. 2 Feb, l—Ellersiie ve. Alber. | Stewart was Carman Jay. | Hansen (C) | Bell(C) 3 0 Day festivities at the college. score on more tries could par. | for such a conference. In re- Representing Feb, %—Kensington vs. Mid- } ton. 201 101 011 130—11| Spicer (RCAF) 3 0 The first quarter was fairly tially be attributed to the height sponse to questions in the House oe dleton. Feb. 13—Alberton vs. Lennox ' Central Quee J. Karwandy (RCAF) Cameron (C) 3 0 even with the X-Men leading advantage the visitors-had-over- of*Commons, Macmillan added West Prince Zone Istand. ns 000 090 100 001— 5} Evans (RCAF) 2 1| 129 and then sporting a 16-13 the locals as on numerous oc- that he would take this initia. MANUFACTURERS | Feb. 9-1ot 18 ve. Summer) Feb. 15—O'Leary ve. Ellerslie | al Hi G. Kays (C) 010 100 100 1— 4| Dr..W. MacDonald (C) 1 1) lead but. from then on it was easions they brde up potential tive only “at the proper mo- © side Feb. 17—Bilersiie vs. Lennox Regiona Gg Dr. Wen MacDonald (C) Hunter (S) 2 1| mostly all St. FX. scoring plays. 7 ment.” He did not amplify his 'SURANCE| JF company Feb, 13—Gummerside vs. 0’ " 102 043 031 6—14 | O'Rourke (C) 2 1| Bob Napolitano was the big The X-Men suffered in one statement. Leary. | ‘ ; Feb is-0'Leary ve. Atte) Wins Opener (conceded after 10 ends) Burden (C) 3 1) cog in the St, F.X. ‘offensive department, and that was in| = aacest men > am '® ey a Feb. 21—Alberton vs. Elierstie, Central Queens 120 103 018 020-13 Humphrey (C) 2 1) & neuve ° Key Tilt Slated =| Fer Scie at SaaS Steed ens | Maine, played some of te Mew hem sown co Zc! Gold Cup and Saucer \ Leary aigat one te at ee SPORT OF ee 9 called against them. j e In Farmers’ Loop | “Feb. —rnerstie ve. 0 | game of the B section of the KINGS Geen, parte Be sees, Sage | ° Sor ene ae: ineonoer Leary Se er a mo pee ee the winnors| —fomts — J. Heine 13, J. ; ee ee a Feb. 2%—~Lennox Island vs. H k Pi ff U le ee aba’ aed on ae te te Sessi 11, F. Genny 9. D. Des I e Centra’ : 4 , t Wd | hes 4, 5 Sirois » Marr, ; the Isaac Walker first. place, The first- mentioned team in| were A. Bernard 2, L. Nicholson ey = s Y cu at ts ame abt ewe . Bonney, Farrell, et, oo: oh Tamer ane Sie tine ot Gn Ret Pen oie ee were i. In Sports-Minded Ki s | mae — yreyen = t hen MacDonald 3 La on = en — ‘ At. 8:15 p.m. the Rensinate Sent Fito Aen, West Prince win Dawson and D. MacWilliams. ng | “ihe. eo hen dele cey_ 5. Hubbard, _ Biseon w P.W.C. AUDITORIUM Seabrooks will meet lew | ner F * brackets | — : rt 1 t nish, N.S., who are front run- ers, Boucher 7, Ashe ‘ Annan Beavers, ina series to be completed no Wiltshire | uisweck A: tar as we car ax-|horse. Bither they're nat getting | were in the Nova, Scotia Inter- Greeny, Napolitano 'I8, Coake later than March 10th =| ge — ley, Chennard 8, Daigie. Toa! AAS Feb. 12th 8 These two clubs have been | ‘ast : Wi ther, the first_game in Souris |the breaks or they're not as collegiate Basketball League, ‘2. y, § => p.m. see-sawing back and forth on mentioned ear! ech Peg Wees n will be on Wednesday night, | strong as they used to be. Laere erat: ene ee the top spot all this season. team will be responsible for ap- | with Georgetown providing the| ‘nm the “B” bracket, each team ¢¢: at any time aan wee Should Beavers win Thursday, | pointing an official, timer and North Wiltshire Pee Wees de- | opposition. Other teams entered usually plays every other team | time were leading 37-25- They : Featuring this would eliminate the Sea- goal judge for each game and feated Kingston Pee Wees 31 in this, the first round, will be /both at home and away. Down) f'to's inthe final half. Stove oil _ brooks team from further com- | bin teams must’ agree on these @ 2 exhibition hockey geme | Montague and Murray Harbour. |in the C” class the first round Reckie Jéhn Heine, a New Furnace al} | petition for the trophy. sitietele eats. ‘at Kingston Saturday afternoon. |Tooking at the teins of last| teams usually meet each other yorkie, Jom Heme. a. Mew * 1960-61 HAMBLETONIAN _. The David Walker - coached) ye home club will be reanon. oa a eae a eee year, and seeing what ee ak cone be aoe ae with 13 points. Team captain Beavers have had only.one 1088, | ie to split the cost af AAU 44%. > Smith. oo Tone (done 80 far this year, it ; | num " - Joe followed * 1960-61 LITTLE BROWN JUG that to Jack Murphy's Sea- officials and 5. Nicholson. like Souris should be the winner We'll have more to say about . poks in an action-packed con- | “Pointed ; Kingston marker was fired bY | o¢ this first round. “| this group @8 soon as we find | aaa : . which cow fay gemmnen| _ Precemots ae. Oe iret toe |G. Maton. Souris has about the same qut what, teams are registered. ues tn full color | d out, The scote was 54, | : . strength as last season. They’ve| Minor ‘set-backs, weather, My night's gate te “St | Moatponed or canceled games, CUFling Draw __ |'est 2 coule ot soad players, sortage of Teseriais bad ten, PLAYOFF HOCKEY See Prince Edward Island’s favorite son, Joe ° Starting time for all games an \‘rimk. However, we understand win the 1960 i of the season. eduple of good players. Monta- ‘rink O’Brien, Hambletonian with ee ae eed A om At Montague fre'scems‘to have sirenathened that progress has been made o CIVIC STADIUM Siac ieaweds > , a bit, but, still do not seem to be late and that it not be too : ' Here is he Montague . enough. The main trov-| much longer before the Grand Summerside schedule for today (Wednesday): Bie with ‘Montague is that they’ Opening. We would like . THE LO |e Pe. ‘re not quite strong enough for the Morell hockey squads be 8:15 P.M. VAT SCOTS Ice 1: Sheepherders — Mon- | “g» but too strong for “C”. A able to their home games e : e PIPE BAND tague vs. Charlottetown. sort of “caught in the middie” in father than other ( Pees kg —lee-3:-¥.-Vueme.-L. Sinclair pista. = pes ae me : + te con a E.J. Poole, D. O'Connor vs. E. Gesrsetown appears to. be| Morell and Souris High Schools 4th game of best of seven series PLUS. Charlottetown’s Newest Vaudeville Act! core, G. Mecieasil, &. Misi) jo os len your, (mean 02 est of three Old § ; Pe > oa Pherson,P. Warner. about the same | sje forthe King's County“ Spa ‘ADMISSION § P.M. . * | with the result that they should | hockey y mgreen The first Senate n fenguins NO CHARGE Tee i: P. Sinclair, H. Clair, he able to provide stiff compe- been played be- _™m . 4. "Wasa V. Down, vo. © tune fw a come tas knee Oi enone appears, but - oe ee ae ae Murphy. B. Smith, C. Lea, R. | surprise, as far as this writer is| we'll predict a victory for Mor- Cape Traverse Evinrudes floats year’s MacDonald. See aia peoeiad taeies eee tet Oo nana ts : GOLD CUP AND. ee 2 C, Neholso, D. Jones, They've always trouble ‘proving, but still have a long pea ta all me SAUCER PARADE H. Fraser, C. Stewart, Wm |imem eabastabic te Geir own for their : ‘ , : Naddy, C.. Gordon, rink, but thie year they're win- first victory in two years.