1951
OCTOBER 9.
THE GUARDIAN.
CHARLOTTETOWN
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The opening games of the Mar- itime Major Hockey League will be played in Charlottetown and Sydney on Monday night, Oct. 15. The Islanders will play host: to Halifax Saint Mary's and Sydney will play Moncton Hawks.
Each team will play 90 games with 45 contests being played at home and 45 away. There will be four Saturday night games in Charlottetown with the opponents in all cases being Moncton Hawks. The schedule will be completed on Wednesday, March 19.
scnanuce .. 1951-5:
October.
I5-Moncton at Sydney
Halifax at Charlottetown 18-Moncton at Glace Bay .1-Iallfax at St. John
l'l-St. John at Moncton Charlottetown at. Sydney 18-St. John at Halifax Charlottetown at Glace Bay 19-Sydney at St. John
Glace Bay at Charlottetown 20-Sydney at Halifax
Glace Bay at Moncton 22-Glace Bay at Sydney
St. John at Halifax
23-St. John at Charlottetown Moncton at Glace Bay 24-Sydney at St. John Moncton at Halifax 25-Sydney at Moncton
Glace Bay at Charlottetown 20-Halifax at Sydney Charlottetown at St. John 11-Charlottetown at Moncton Halifax at Glace Bay
29-Sydney at Halifax
Glace Bay at St. John
: Jo-Glace Bay at Moncton
Sydney at Charlottetown 81-Halifax at St. John Moncton at Sydney
November. l-Charlottetown at Glace Bay Halifax at Moncton 2-St. John at Sydney Charlottetown at Halifax I-St. John at Glace Bay Moncton at Charlottetown 5-Charlottetown at Halifax St. John at Sydney 8-Halifax at Moncton St. John at Glace Bay 1-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Charlottetown B-Charlottetown at Moncton Glace Bay at St. John D--Halifax at Sydney Moncton at Charlottetown 10-Moncton at St. John Sydney at Glace Bay ll-Halifax at Charlottetown Sydney at Glace Bay 1!-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Moncton 14-Charlottetown at Sydney Moncton at St.- John 15-St. John at Charlottetown Halifax at Glace Bay 18-Glace Bay at Sydney St. John. at Moncton 1'1-Charlottetown at St. John Moncton at Halifax II-Moncton at Sydney Halifax at Charlottetown 20-Moncton at Glace Bay Halifax at St. John 21-St. John at Moncton Charlottetown at Sydney 22-St. John at Halifax Charlottetown at Glace Bay 13-Sydney at St. John
Maritime Major Hockey V League Schedule
Glace Bay at Charlottetown 24-Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at Moncton 28-Charlottetown at Halifax St. John at Sydney 27--Halifax at Moncton St. John at Glace Bay mince Bay at Halifax Sydney at Charlottetown 29-Charlottetown at Moncton Glace Bay at St. John 30-Halifax at Sydney Moncton at Charlottetown December. l-Moncton at St. John Sydney at Glace Bay I-Glace Bay at Sydney St. John at Halifax 4--St. John at Charlottetown Moncton at Glace Bay I-Sydney at St. John Moncton at Halifax 0-Sydney at Moncton Glace Bay at Charlottetown 1-Halifax at Sydney Charlottetown at St. John 8-Charlottetown at Moncton Halifax at Glace Bay 10-Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at St. John ll-Glace Bay at Moncton Sydney at Charlottetown l2eHallfax at St. John Moncton at Sydney ll-Charlottetown at Glace Bay Halifax at Moncton ll-St. John at Sydney Charlottetown at Halifax 15-St. John at Glace Bay Moncton at Charlottetown 17-Halifax at Charlottetown Sydney at Glace Bay 18-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Moncton ll?-Charlottetown at Sydney Moncton at. St. John Z0-St. John at Charlottetown Halifax at Glace Bay 21-Glace Bay at Sydney St. John at Moncton 22-Charlottetown at St. John Moncton at Halifax 24-Moncton at Sydney Halifax at Charlottetown 25-NO GAMES 26-St. John at Moncton Charlottetown at Sydney 27-St. John at Halifax
28-Sydney at St. John Glace Bay at Charlottetown 29-Sydney nt Halifax Glace Bay at Moncton 31-Charlottetown at Halifax St. John at. Sydney
1952 January leliallfax st Moncton St. John at Glace Bay 2--Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Charlottetown .'l-Charlottetown at Moncton Glace Bay at St. John 4-Halifax at Sydney . Moncton at Charlottetown fl-Moncton at St. John Sydney at Glace Bay '7-Glace Bay at Sydney St. John at Halifax 8-St. John at Charlottetown Moncton at Glace Bay 9-Sydney at St. John Moncton at Halifax 10--Sydney at Moncton Glace Bay at Charlottetown ll-Halifax at Sydney Charlottetown at St. John l2-Charlottetown at. Moncton
Halifax nt Glace Bay
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14-Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at St. John 15-Glace Bay at Moncton Sydney at Charlottetown 16-Halifax at St. John Mincwn at Sydney 17-Charlottetown at Glace Bay Halifax at Moncton 18-St. John at Sydney Charlottetown at Halifax lo-St. John at Glace Bay Moncton at Charlottetown 11--Halifax at Charlottetown Sydney at Glace Bay 22-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Moncton 23-Charlottetown at Sydney Moncton at Saint John 24--Saint John at Charlotte'own Halifax at Glace Bay 25-Glace Bay at Sydney Saint John at Moncton 26-Charlottetown at Saint John Moncton at Halifax 28-Moncton at Sydney Halifax at Charlottetown 29-Moncton at Glace Bay Halifax at St. John 30-St. John at Moncton - Charlottetown at Sydney 31-St. John at Halifax Charlottetown at Glace Bay
February 1-Sydney at St. John Glace Bay at Charlottetown 2-Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at Moncton 4-Charlottetown at Halifax St. John at Sydney 5-Halifax at Moncton St. John at Glace Bay 6-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Charlottetown 7-Charlottetown at Moncton Glace Bay at St. John 8-Halifax at Sydney Moncton at Charlottetown OS-Moncton at St. John Sydney at Glace Bay ll-Glace Bay at Sydney St. John at Halifax 12-St. John at Charlottetown Moncton at Glace Bay 13-Sydney at St. John Moncton at Halifax 14-Sydney at Moncton Glace Bay at Charlottetown l5-Halifax at Sydney Charlottetown at St. John 16-Charlottetown at Moncton Halifax at Glace Bay la-Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at St. John ill-Glace Bay at Moncton Sydney at Charlottetown 20-Halifax at St. John i Moncton at Sydney 21-Charlottetown at Glace Bay Halifax at Moncton 22-St. John at Sydney Charlottetown at Halifax 23-St. John at Glace Bay Moncton at Charlottetown 25-Halifax at Charlottetown Sydney at Glace Bay 26-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Moncton 2'7-Charlottetown at Sydney Moncton at St. John
' 28-St. John at Charlottetown
Halifax at Glace Bay 29-Glace Bay at Sydriey st. John at Moncton
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3-Moncton at Sydney Halifax st Charlottetown
4-Moncton at Glace Bay Halifax at St. John
5-St. John at Moncton Charlottetown at Sydney
6-St. John at Halifax Charlottetown at Glace Buy
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Saints And Play To Scoreless Draw
A. J. Mm'Adom's Saint Dun- xtan's University senior football team battled to a scoreless draw with the Mount A. thirteen here Saturday afternoon in the first Home of the N.B.-P.E.I. Intercol- legiate Series.
The game was played on tho S. D. U. field with is driving north- east wind carrying a hiring cold rain down on the spectators and llllufers. Most. of the spectators watched the game from their cars or through a college window.
Saints held at slight territorial advantage over their opponents and their inexperienced scrum out- heeled thnl. of the Mounties. The weather made the ball on hnrri to handle as is wet cake of map with the result that there were few good half-line plays.
Each team moved into. ru-orinz position several times but. neither ever r-rnsscrl their opponents five Kohl line. Saints threatened once in the first half and twice in the sr-r-onrl with the Mounties doing the same thing.
Saints name close in the dying minutes of the first half on A long run and several scruma on the Mounties five yard line but could not cross. Midway in thr- half Ilia Mounties threatened and were awarded rs penalty kick about 25 yards from the bar but could not make it.
Early in the second-lmlf. Polo Tlunphy. who played a great grime for the Saints. followed up A long dribble to grnh in the ball and go across standing up but the play was called back on account of a knock-on. Joe Mnlleite set up their next scoring opportunity with I 20-.vnrd run but the MOliIll- ies lino hold the S. D. 1'. attacks and A penalty kick relieved the pressure.
This penalty kick was the sig- nnl for the Mounties to start their
most. dangerous scoring thrust. They arivnnced in the Red and White five-yard line and only
sharp tackling by the Saints hall- nd them. After their first repulse tlwv Pflnlfl bark again hut two brilliant tackles by Kenny Mar- hnnnlri and Jorrv Clinton snuffed out a nice ltnlf-li.ne run.
Sninls supporters were pleased with the work of the S. D. 1'. serum which was regarded as Ham and inexperienced. Joe Mal-
Glace Bay at Charlottetown R--Sydney at Halifax Glace Bay at Moncton in-Charlottetown at Halifax St. John at Sydney Ii-rl-lnlifsx at Moncton St. John at Glace Bay i2-Glace Bay at Halifax Sydney at Charlottetown l.'l-Charlottetown at Moncton Glace Bay at St. John l4eHallfax at Sydney Moncton at Charlottetown I5-Moncton at St. John Sydney at Glace Bay 17-Halifax at Glace Bay Charlottetown at St. John Sydney at Moncton ill-Glace Bay at Sydney Moncton at Halifax St. John at Charlottetown lsalrlslifax at St. John ' Moncton at Glace Bay '
' -- Games of December 25. 1951
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lette turned in A fine game at his fullback post and was especial- ly effective with his long penalty kicks. Pete Dunphy was probably the pick of the backfield with his tricky ball handling and kicking.
Saints had several chances to more on penalty kicks but in all cases the distance was too grant. "1 Pxlberl. "Scouts" Co,vle to boot the pigskin through for the game winning points.
The game was rr-Ternorl by any-. don Rennr-ti. who did an excellent job on rolling the plays.
Line-ups:
Mount A.: Forwards. Russell, Bourlnot. Pullen, Wynne, Fluh- mnn, Sutherland: halves. Nichol- son. .. three-quarters. Bennett. Mar-Donald. Allan, Machiichael, Srbryr-r; fullhar-k. King: subs. Mae- Leod. Martin, Clarke, Jay. J. Mac- Donald.
Snlnts: Forwards. M. Callaghan, C. Mot-l)ol;nld, F. Driscoll. C.; Cnliutzlmn. J. J. Dunphy. C. Me-. lsnnr-; zbalvr-s. Cameron and Dun-j phy: three-quarters. P. Coylr-. .I.l Clinton. C. Cheverlc. K. MacDnn-' nld; fullback. J. Malletie: aubsd John Mullally. Joe Mullnlly, Arti Pendergnsf.
Mortgage salel
To be sold by puhiir auction. in front of the Law Courts Build-i ing in Charlottetown nn Thurs-l day the (list day of October 195l.l at the hour of twelve o'clorki noon, ALL that parcel of land sit- unto, lying and brain: on Town-E
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ship Number I-'ifI,v-eight in Queen's (.'ount,v hounderl and rin-l s('rihnri as follows. that is to an: 2. BOUNDED on the east by thi-
norih branch of the Pipette Riv-i er. on the north by land now ori formerly in the possession of James Fraser. nnd on the westl by Portage Road and on thr- soulh by land in possession Mrs. A. Dorlrertv. containing forty-y fivo. acres of land is little more or loss. being the land conveyed to Thomas William Dnchorty by In- dpnlurn. benrinz date the Gib day of September. AD. 1883, and made hefween Ann Dorherty of the first part. nnd.Donalrf McLeod. Mary Mel.e.orl. Margaret McLeod and Hugh McLeod of the second part
and the said 'Thomas William Dot-lierty of the third part. and which was registered in the of-
five of the Registrar of Deeds in Charlottetown in Llber 18. folio. 1. Queens County Deeds.
The above sale is made under a power of sale contained in rm lndenturo of Nlorfgnge. dated 4th July. .1950. mndn between Leonard Murchison of Mount Buchanan in Queen's County in Prince Edward island. Former (sometimes known as Leonard Carr Murchison) and Margaret Estelle Murchison his wife. default having been made in payment. of principal and inter- est tlirrehy secured.
For further particulars apply to McLeod Ar Bentley. Solicitors. Charlottetown.
Tinted this 2nd day of October 195i.
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