Six S.D.U. Players On All-Star Rugby Teams

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George Walters of Charlottetown.

George Walters Elected President Of Amateur Abegweit Athletic Ass'n

' ' W ' .... . d t. wiiiiun Muse . TRURQ D” H - (CPI C Si" '3 '53 ':""' ”"""' well known trick and field SW3 edntreuurer and l'idll:r"Leelf:t- Dunstan's University of Charlotte- ' was ' t ” Pr "' t of the Amat- um-ct”-y, , ge

town placed three men on the Mar- itime Canadian Rugby Union's all- star team which will play a series o' exhibition games in the Unifed Knlgdom next fall.

Club Dr?!

The following is the draw at the Summerside Curling Rink for this

PACE SIX

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN Four Islanders Will Join Saint John Beavers

DECEMBER 12, 1952

eur Abegweit Athletic Association for the coming year at the annual meeting of t e Abbies last night in Parkdale Ha .

The retiring President. George

Four new directors were elected to the Board. They are Bill Led. well, Harold. Howatt. Russell st, John and Gordon Kerr. Other 31.. ectors are Elmer Blanchard. Wally

Collesians Placed 13 lllell ll" "he evening. Francisppresided over the meeting scanuebury and my Mum," ' squad. selected by"c"oaches. m2n.1- 7,15 1;, M. at which reports for the year's act- Fonowmg an the chalrmagargi par: and sports writers and hro:id- '9, N", 1.. ivities were presented by the varl- the Various committees for the ('.'iSiCi'S. A, 3.-cells lslglpi, Blll Morrison, ous committee chairmen. coming year, Basketball n Hawk,

Tileiall-stars are:

H. R, Macrlalilallc, J. L. Shields vs.

Premier J. Walter Jones was re- elected Honorliry President while

Howatt: baseball-Russell st. John:

Frmll. loft. Ross Cal'"0ll. SI Fl'iill- P" ,L'e Keyed lslflp" Harry. Dickw track Mid neld""G"d0n Ken”: foot. iis front light. Red Mcllatc-llev, Be”,H”,I,"”' Di" A" R" G”””' -"T" Ceyle was elected Vice p”.5l' ball-Elmer Blanchard; hockev - 1" A "” Bill Ledwell; finan e - Rov Mac.

N-nrivvl: hceicr. Gay Johnson. Hal- 'iil" Wanrierl--'s: lock left Clair Col. llclllill. St. Dlinstlllls; lock l'i'zl1t R 'F'Vollm.coll. Mount AlliSOll' tali-

H. E. Clark tskipl, Frank Daley, Kell Callbcck, Dr. Villce Grant vs R. A. Home tskipl, Ernest Mor- rison, Lloyd lnlnan, Donald Mor-

Lavelllrrives

Gillivarv. Each cha man will select two additional members to act on his committee.

Brigadier W.W.'Reid, Director ni

mi Doug McMastors. St. Flwncis risnn L 25 - la V-.uvirl': pick-inr: qllai-tier. Blair he No. gs. degmian lggllk the -Vsgviled. the Phvsiclzai Fitness Department Nirlinlsoll. MIWIII5 A11l”'lll' lll'lllV Fl-ank Cameron tskip) vs. G. J. once lleds nrrlveO in the City :,!,::1ldv.beHE-e:.eg?,teS,,t"l1,al ruin

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qll'l”iCF Lou Street, St. Fr:--leis:

Hayes tskipl.

"last night aboqt midnight al-

nt Memorial Field early next snriniz.

Ii:1:il:.l)l;:ll SP"i:)lll1sl7:fxl:i S- S if" ,,:,fM"g '""" P'"'"""” Vlgltlh rigard to lgockey hedsaido that ,. C . g . ,. an .V - e e , . " ' 'd” We” ,"l”,”” M” M” Lavell will lineup with the ninja cm W” 1'” ma 5 .1 lanrl. Wanrlelers. Paul .l:lv. St. Continued on page 7 K , , Islanders tonight when they ,. l'7illl.xi.ailS fullback. B. Fluhmnnn take to the Ice Bums. the I. It -Vfcunt Allison. Glace Buv Mme” It the

'"llr seomvi team follows:

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FRIDAY - HOCKEY .- lizso MINERS v,s. ISLANDERS

SATURDAY-- Skating ...... .......... 3 to 5 Skating ................. 8 to 10

SAINT JOHN, N. B.. Dec. 11 -- (CPlmOtty Stevenson, Siillli. .iollll sports promoter, and Murray W. Long, operator of the forum. all- nounced tonight they will act as co- managers for Saint John Beavers in the New Brunswick Senior lloc-

Bud Poiie, coach of Edmonton Flyers, was fined s50 today by president Al Leader of the West- ern Hockey League.

oile was penalized for using abusive language and threatening referee Eddie Powers during alld afterl the stormy Calgary-Edmon-

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ton game last night. Calgary won

Bill Hagan

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Dec. 11 -

c-nson said, and will be in Beaver uniform whell Moncton Hawks take the ice against the Saint John team here tomorrow night.

(Last. night Islanders coach Murph Chamberlain refused in name any of the four players who

Connie Bonhomme

Don Bellringer

Lou Kiley

Forum. The Saskatoon-born ronrguard has seen profession- ai service with New Haven, Vancouver and Providence.

insurance.

Joss started the scoring for the night shortly after the two-minute mark of the second and Bob Bow- ness gave Halifax a 1-1 tie a lit- tle more than a minute later.

Gordie Miller shot Glace Bay ahead again for a short time be- fore Bob Hayes tallied for At-

Glace Bay Miners In

Parker, .7. Parker.

9:00 P. M. Ire No. it. MlirNeill, skip, M. MncNeiiI. R. Jones, M. Jones: vs.. Dr. W. MacDonald,

skip, R. Hill, D. Hill, John Mac- Lean.

New Skips. Males

Bzlv club president, said tonight. Ferguson made the announce- ment during a meetino of the Glace

Wings Smoiher Bruins 10-1 .

iant. F. W. Curtis. C. H. Kydd, D. O'Rourke, Dr. L. E. Prowse, R. A. Parker, R. M. Jones. J. Campbell. T. Gillies, MacDonald, K. And- erson, J. D. Siewnrt, C. if. Trainer, W. R. McLaille, J. McDonald, M Bell.

Sid Adsllnrie. Caledonia: flvinsz , ,,,m.,9n Gnrdle Mcconnen, D91. key Leagillsej. d 1 1 1” (CF) -d0tlll)' SteVellS:)lll0:118l;t1l:l1- . . . Bay Community Hockey Club ex- MI?OST(?tI;l. D33. 11 - (AP) - ,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,5,d,. lnm. ,,a,,,.,, -1-, .heya sai Lle enmwl lave nounce le alnpoinmen 0 ou W7 I I I C I ocvtlve, er se ng o an early and Velln Sam; John Algal-inex-g. Joe reiniorcemellts soon--some for Klliy. basllingfialnl Jollll gielellcev-n 6-'4 0 The amalgamation plan was made rapid-fire three-goal scoring bar- n,.,.n,nton. yn,.n,onLn Gnwwnvs; Fridays game against 'Moncton lllllll. 3-: DVa,Ylll..-C03Ch 0, SW1: . to tijp nlm-,3 Buy club Tllesdnv bv rage, Detroit Red Wings over- ,,,.mn,, three nuwten Bennett MC, Hawks. Fredericton Capitals are J9”; B-3.l9.l5HlllklllYe Ne): Blllll5' n: .:T.....?...H..MH? A nresldeng Art Liptgn of Sydney whelmed Boston Bruins 10-1 to- n,,,,,nd, Cnnnntmnwn Abbm; gene the other club in the loop, W15 S0lll0l 00 8) ,L6li.-.l1?- HALIFAX D” H n ICE) - I . Mlllloml,-es, nixht. 1 I g(,n,,,1On,,- Caledonia. nnnnne nn-ee Fhe action followed , near col- Tilcnco-mallager in the new Mun, mamlnng gain for goal durn Ferguson M50 F-"lid llllll Hllllelt ntwag, Em nf lllgslksetbuk 1" ,,,,a,m.v Jnnn D. MCD(,,n,1d, V1,... lapse of Beavers, Lacking other Beavel Iseiup, said he had ccnl- mg me first We periods, Glace Nine Few skips md 16 males (Hnhi M1Ce,.wnn1d remnln as cmcn eights gutllnnm ocdellli League ricrers: full hack. John Reardon. St 5"pP0”v the P13-V”5 had bee” Jpf P1.emd ll deal that Mmld ,blm.g Bay Miners cauvht fire in the third 0 were a lojnted at"; eneml meek of Miner: for the season and that 5,” ' 1 h "gm JV"? ml. n nunsmml ME Kumcv St. Francis. nemnngn me man, lnenmelvesg Tnny lflleyflaiid Cha 101:?!-:)iCL8 Iilolvldllid period mmgmsm out-Score Hal. mg of pxgcmbers at mge Chmmnc, Miners had sent on nrliolai nrotest ixll'8td:feBC:.m Egg! Elsteiid only i Boll MRCFm'lalld 01' Wlllldelllles Iced only 10 me" I” a grime la” (ne,.ng0n1:4a,.i,,::,eo Elvin;-2,. Slggckegg lhix Atlantics for a 6-4 Mrliitime g town curling club last night in leamle president .T.E. Hudson. of ?' was the only unanimous choice on mght and have 5”U"'ed ll smlfg E” u ,0 Sam, Jenni A Major Hockey League victory. -D. A new m.,.,mgemenL1n cn,b'pnn,, Halifax nver officiating of referee the first sound. ef dale” es We”. us ”"'deq”” E B i The score was tied 2-2 at the Following is the draw for mix- a f ' ill c is Tr av C”l"e G005- support by the public. One of the most promising play. end 0! the mm and each team d H I Cl 1 H I owns oi e onso V op-..lw Miners, protest on Good L. in C Telegrams were sent today to ers developed in Saint -lllllll lll le' added a lone goal in the second 10-Ur "5, if she ,1. mr-one-own presented by me cxeCuuVe' WIS connection with his rs-oort to le'i2lle every player who pel-fol-nled for cent years. Kiley, has had ll wealth The mum was knotted agan) "1 "l3 U all" -l.V "lg l- adopted. It calls for closing of nrpndent Hudson in mnnmgnm Be3Vel'5'A1ex3ndel” CW lllllll-5 leam M expe”e"Ce with Pmvideme early in the third after each team 7 I" M. mm” Saturday. December 27mm with "t six-game suspension h'md- T Th last season. If unavailable thenl- Reds. Boston 011v'llllllC5 and other scored one, The" No quick ,;1,,,,s Ice No. 1..-ad. Tunlon. skill, L. 6 Pm. A schedule will be draw-up ed dp;ol;C;m:;n En, hureaa wnmn 0 0 F0 selves. they were asked to 1-econl- clubs. . . sent Miner-5 into the victory coi- Duchemin, M. MacDonald A. MlI('- and at conclusion oi Play the two DH Mine”, Mp hluenpnl-vC6n .5 mend others who nngm come .0 The foi'ii'ai'd llile Coming Ilom umn. Donald; V5,, E. F. Acorn, skip, top 1'ankin.f; rinks will be tllcciuo Bum" -and Gus mi” -Swede, :,. saint John, Mos, repned nefnn, Char-lottetolyp will include two coach Hub Macey and Eddie Jess C, Acorn, J. Wilson, y, wilson, nepi'eselltatives in the Provincial Gllscavgnmn of Chnhuet-own WP” , . 9 H nightfall, starry players who will be no each scored a pan. ml. the winners Ice No. QWA. Hownu, , . bili1mDiOilSl1lP-5 leading, . to the "mom M; We IN ins R rem" M; A In The Telephone calls were made to 5z,m”3'-”'5 l0 S3”"',J0h” hnsuleue and other team marksnlen were Mahar, J. Helloifs, B. M304-l0llllld'l3llCll 00lllP9llU0U. The (M; 6 G1” BA this Qveek Ti'ESDAY-- hockey promoters. managers and w.m3'” DD” Belmnger mid ”3h"' Pop Backor and Gordie Miller. is. C. M('Lenn, S. Mzlrliiilian, F. Ill'0Vllli"-1111 D1fll'd0Wll5 ll'll1 I-N3 Hilly rFM "g aid '5' nt 1' the K of C Children's Skating ..- 4 to 5:30 coaihes in Ontario, Quebec and wmger Con"-V Bonmmmei B0t.h Boll Bowness. Bob Hayes, Hughie Driscoil, E. Bell. lll F0bl'UI1YY- el”l!ll-Oll SR. as avresln o . o , General Skating .......x..8 to 10 several Maritime centres, 3'9”nziilfzmtlll:iBiSllg&(?l.tEfti;:V'l;e;n Campbell and Km Lanumnn we” Ice ND, kc, Hawkins, skin, k'iri;lJe- president, J'im Burden pre- ::':"1e('1'”u'3Le:llf”:)1IE(lPf1l"':,(313950 :'h:le)l:: TONIGHT - V--nmrrnru Ann. 7 . '1e V A" a - - n n S C I 4 ll , . 1 - . 4. ', WEDN'ESDAY- I son. Centering the line will he meBag(:l,.'-Isa:o,5Oz:tgat;E3ers6.55 ma,-k g(,;,,.01:.4-5d.7:""iai7' lli'InriiIllolsl)(:l'll Skips appointed were: W. P. 13-5e llmlla mid he ellrlbuted this 8:30 P.M. General skating ...-.--..-a to 10 Bud pone Fmed Bill Ranch. tll0l'm9l'lY ltlglh Ballle of the third proved to. be the nncken'(lorll"'r'Glllle: ,1. Gillie: .VlacNei1i. John Squarebricgs. 13- W ',llet-34111055 A':l,e5',jem leeellell '4 F vc- wlen lC won emor- - l .- ' l ” i . ” . . vans aiax an cs. .I.HURSDAYn ml 5' 5 M ;y1lnl1l(lclrg ;nrti;1gln VftlllcCl floss msecond Ice No. 4-Ed. Tanion. skill. I. 1;lifIl:I:llS.Ml3&DSoi;l;l;gC1:. llIlI.iklell.'1i;):c-I '3'" W Wu” W ., Children's Skatinl -... 4 to 5:30 SEATTTE Dec n n mp, g All four players will leave Cllar- ,,,?,i,,,; ?,,,e,eg;Iv”:l M,if;,.s glide: ,(,3Vl””,l,';:ik8S-d G:,:I,”"l'L” R 'P,,,'e,,,l ' t ” 5' "””'”-'-”””'e'”e ee"e'"'” Gene-'31 Skating -.. 8 I0 10 lottetown tomorrow morning, Stev- . ' ' 9' ' Mates named were, Dr. C. Gal,

For Moll ONLY Watch

;-: 9-2. WW” 3”” the Beaversi H9 5m" lantics to end the first period 2.2 Ice N0- 2713- Mcllllllsi Sklili A- , ,, ' ed, however, that four Islanders Hub Mncey scored his first goal Hoyt. G, Njacxnlnhg, ,1, MM. . T we or -i D. Re ori Miners M them leaving wday lmd me mark of the second as Miners K. Johnson. A. Roper, B. Roper. p ,

others following tonight's game. ggain took the lead. 8 Shonnived Ike No, 3gJ. Burden, skin, p,

--FORUM- Hl-5 lllllil deelslell WW1” be made: one as I-iughie Campbell replied Burden L Pi-owse P. Prowse' C .d . he said, following the game with ' ' ' - Z W , FRI DEC 12:8 30 the Miners tonight for Halifax shortly after the five- vs.. S. MacDonald, skip. D. Mac - - -- ' , , minute mark. Donald G. Henrv P. He V. e (The players are going to Saint F, t I. i ' ” D l k- A I t USUAL PLAN -- TODAY and FRIDAY gm,o;l,24-,pqur,;,ecl;ll,an,;l can be '”” N.”i.Ji3..1.Tf,' .?.””&..?.".i..l.f 32: mi gama I0" : o mugl ac 0 'e 53" em EWIK 1-Gare Bay, Joss Taylor; vs.. A. Likely, G. Czlnlp- .

time during the season, stated Chamberlain. They are still the property of the Islanders but are being loaned to the Beavers on a farm-club agreement.)

Hockeyfillns

GLACE BAY, N. S,. Dec. 11 - (CPI n Glace Bay Mincrs are "ser- nnmor, Bessie Prowse, llelcn iously considering" a proposal that Hogan, Fred nrlscoll, col-don Miners and Sydney Millionaires of -Raynor. Waldo Hoyt, Art Hogan, Intllc Maritime Major Hockey League John Taylor. , ,, nmalgamate, Nell Ferguson, Glace , .- .

(Miacey) 2-Halifax, Eowness (Hayes, Ford) 3-Glace Bay. Miller

4-Halifax, Hayes (Lauifnlan, Kingl .. Penalties - 1-linchbergsr 17:26, Watson ii:54, 17:26. Second Period 5-Glace Bay, Macey

bell, E. Wood, A. Wood. Spares: Dorothy Stewart, Emilv

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