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PAGE SEVEN

TWO RED OROS swimming instructors practise pro- pr-r teaching methods for the blind. one taking the part of the pupil with taped glasses. This pilot course for handicapped or crippled persons is a new develop- ment in the Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program.

MADRID. Spain, March (Reuters) Floods at Seville where the river Guadlaqulvir is no feet above normal level have

volunteer ,

Mt abcut 7.000 persons homeless.

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8-New York. Sinclair

2:31.

(Stanley. O'Connor) .... .. 4-Vroronio. Smith

(Sloan. Kennedy) ......... 12:19 5-Toronto. Kennedy

(Juzda) .... .................... .. 13:34

Penalties: Kullman. Thomson.

BOSTON 8. MONTREAL 2

First Period

1-Boston, Ronty

(Ferguson) ...................... .. 6:11 I-Montreal. Mosdell

(Olmstead) ...... 18:28

Penalties: Reigle. Mar.-Kay.

Second Period scoring:.None. Penalties: None. Third Period

3-(Boston. Schmidt .............. .. 1:39 4-Montreal. Rely

'(Meger) ................. .. .....:.. 0:08

Penalties: None.

SATURDAY

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First Period Scoring: None.

Penalties: : Kulirnan. Kyle.

Gardner. Second Period 1-New York. Evans (Raleigh, Siowinskl) .

Bill

Penalties: Juzda, Thomson.

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r .2. Girl's IIIIIIO 8. Think (archaic) 9. Woods 11. Miscellany 13. 'nsrldsh weight (pl.) 15. Measure (Helm)

strips

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' Ilild Period I-Toronto. Sloan

(Kennedy. Thosnson) . .. 1:1: I-Toronto. Kennedy ...... .. .. 12:02 4-Toronto. Meeker

(Bariiko) ............................ .. 10:41

Penalties: 1: ns. Maexell.

DITIOIT .e CHICAGO I

First Period 1-Detroit. Pavelich (Pronovost) I:54 2-Detroit. Peters ' (Kelly) ............................. .. 11:05 Penalties: De-wsbury. Howe. Second Period 3-"Chicago. Babando (Powell) 0:19

4-Detroit. Kel

(Paveiich. Gee) ................ .. 3:20

Penalties: Balbando, 1" " ay.

Fogiolin.

Third Period

5-Chicaugo. R. Conacher

(J. Comaoher) .................. .. 6-Detroit. Aabel

(Howe, Martin) .............. .. ' 5:56 7-Detroit. I-lowe

(Pronovost) ... .... .. 11:12 8-Detroit, Howe

(Pronovost. AibBl) 9-(Detroit. Peters 10-Detroit, Howe (Kelly. Abel) Penalties: Skov.

MONTREAL I. BOSTON 1 First Period

4:53

1--Montreal. Geoffrion '4:4o 2-Boston. Pelrson (Ronty. Ferguson) .......... .. 4:58

Penalty: Harvey. Second Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Sandiford. Ferguson. MaoP'herson. Third Period 3-Jiidontreal. Reay 4-Mon-treal. Oh-nstead

(Richard) .. .. Pen-a-itics: Boucha Lynn (2). Harvey. Max Quack-

enbush.

Win intermediate Crown In N. S.

DIG-BY. N. 5.. March l'1-(OP)-

Chester - Chester Basin Tigers swamped Digby Ravens 12-6 in- nlght to win the Nova Scotin mainland intermediate hockey

rrown. Tigrrs look a 5-3 lead in the first. and were ahead 9-4 at the end of the second.

Bedeque And Freetown Tied

Bedeque and Freetown tled their final series at one game apiece last Friday night when

Bedeque edged out the Royals by a 4 lo 3 count. Mark Delaney re- cently of (he Sussex Juniors shot the winning marker late in the third period taking a pass from Jim Schurman.

Llne-ups:-

Bedeque: Goal. W. Richards; defence. D. Murray. J. Mutteri. E. Roberts; forwards. A. i')esRoche. L Duvnr. F. Deskoche. J. Schurman. M. Delaney. G. Rogers. V-Freetown: Goal. E. Taylor; dc. fence. A. Waugh, B. Reid. R. Smith: forwards. E. Taylor. (3. Summe 3, P. Gardiner. E. Poyntcr.

Surnmary:-

First Period 1-Freetown, E. Paynter. (G. Summers) 2-Bedeque. A. Dcsltoche

Penalties-None.

Second Period 3-Bedeque. F. DesRoche.

. (J. Muttart. L. Duvsr).

4-Bedellue. .1. Schurmsn.

(M. Delaney)

Penalties: J. Schurman. Paynler (2).

Third Period

5-.-Freetown. G. Summers. o

(R. Smith)

6-Freetown. R. Smith.

(G. Summers)

'7-Bed:-que. M. Delaney,

(J. Schurmsn) .

Penalties: A. Waugh. 1), Mug.

ray. Referee! 3. .Iohnsaone.,

Fonner Local Girl Bowling in Boston

The following is an interesting item about a Charlottetown girl. the former Miss Gertrude Doyle. taken from a Boston newspaper. Miss Doyle is well known here for her bowling ability and has head. ed a number of local ladies mum in Maritime bowling compauugng,

Charlottetown is a city of 15,000 "- 5m!" by local comparison but a metropolis on Prince Edward Is- land. Canada .. and the reason for this statement is that Charlotte. lawn yin be represented in the womens singles of the Record. American-Adve r ssooo added Csndlepin Championships at the Huntington '.'v.'i' Alleys this weekend.

Mrs. Gertrude Martin from the aforementioned Ohirlottetown. has -forwarded her entry for the worn. en's singles, and thus gives this weekends competition an interna tional flavor. -

This Canadian iregler ouered the information the F 4' mgplas are thic' at the bottom than ours andrthat makes for higher scoring.

aha did not. however. use this

2.

'as an alibi. for Mrs. Martin pointed

out that it shouldn't make much of a difference. She wouldn't vent- ure a guess as to how she would so Ininst the New England koslers

'l1ut her. efforts should mali inter-

esting wstohing. , Meanwhile local melting in their entry

Maritime Major Halifax 2. Obsrlottetown 4. (Charlottetown leads beet-of-sew en rinsl series 1-0).

Cape Breton Major North Sydney 0. Glace Bay 2. (Glace Bay wins best-of-seven semi-final series 4-ii.)

0. II. A. Major Hamilton 2. Toronto st.' Mich. sel's 0.

(St. Mike's leads beet-of-seven final series 1-0).

0. I. 1!. L. Mslor shensrooke 0. Ottewa 8. (Ottawa wins beat - of - seven quarter-final 4-8).

Maritime Senior "A" (Final) St. franois Xavier University 10. Amherst 3.,

(St. Francis Xavier wins best-ob seven series 4-1). .

National League Boston 1. Montreal 3.

I New York 1. Toronto 3.

Chicago 2, Detroit 8.

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(8 1) Montreal 2. Boston 2. Toronto 4. New York 1. Detroit 4. Chicago 3. Nalonai League

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ton "56" Alleys. The fact that there were so tew high scores recorded in the women's doubles and in the women's team events has encour-

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aged a great many average bowlers to enter.

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