Tges Over First Place

B.Y.C. Shaicles Aces ln Overtime At Stadium

The Chailottett-nit BY hollkey the Suntnierside

team detcatctl .

At-cs at t'-1 11' S lltlllllll in Summer- mth la-.l ti-.;hi Ill twcrtimc by the scttte oi '..'t to 1.iki- titer first place

in the lsitittd Sriiinr 8" hockey league. The lit-lll!1'K were sporting 1 4-1 lciitl at tho curl of two per- ittils hut tlit- Si-lint iiittn crew i'ti;ti”:(l back 10'' four (allies in the final lr.:iiit-, and xxcrc leading 34 with tliice itiiiitttcs to go, llcrrill Pm- eaii kiioitetl the ('tItll'll and tho Null! cltihhcrs scoi'i-ti two in thcrextra

Weekend Minor Hockey Results

ten-tntiiute session to gain the ver- dict,

Tlte honic boys had a fairly :1 on break on territot-tal play ill the llll'Sl two pciioils. but were not (in- ishiiig off their plays like the B. Y.('. nggttegalc They started to click in the lllIt'(l cattle and ttidcly tnitplayed thc visitors for lqttarters of the frame. Then Char-

lttllrltlvill, ttultting tlesperatcl.x to got back into the gztme kept 'hc 1.-ices hack on their heels for the last five minutes. Their L-fturts

ttcrc rt-uai'(icd at the 17.07 tnark. lllzirk Kane carrtotl the disk over ltize hltte line on the left sidt- and shot it in the i-oi'itt-r He c:.tiiic out of thc coriicr st-i'iiittitzit;e with the puck and rt.-laid it to Lloyd Shepp- ard and Pineaii lll'Illt'(l the latters

1

7-5

Taylor, Gaudet, M. Gallarit Dalton-Gallant. MacArthur) 6.12: 9. Ares Grady G. Bernard. Pope. MacArthur IDa1lon) 12.10: 10. B. A P935. 5i2:i."t..Ki-"estitpfli29.213;. First period: B.Y.C. F. Shep Tgytgrg " ' l”-"V1 llgcwls: 'w- Sh9l)pa"d' 17:20? Overtime ll. B.Y.C.' F. Sheppard iiiisrtiiidiirtt C-oylc Cutcliffe. 120. 12g B.Y'C-W Burke tL- shcp. I Scroiid period: 2.

B.Y.C.. L. . - . , lsiu-ppant IPincau) 3.03, 3. B.v.C.llE;,",(.'. l-liifiyyl 7'01 penalllw mm” (' llttrkt -tr Sheppard) 5.50; 4. ' l pli Y L' Lewis Ilicady. L. Sheppard) 111.25. 3 Aces (Iaudet tltceves 16- 24. 1'1-iialties Kane. 2. M. Gallant lPopi- -ilujori, F. Sheppard Maj- OHA senior A lor ('tttt-litfe. Kitihener 2 Owen Sound 4 Tltird Pt-rtttd ti A('('S 'l'a)'lur 4M OHA Junior A (lnllzint) 1.30: 7 Aces. Rccvcn Kitt-liciier-Waterloo 5 Gttclph 7 l

lllflIT1.s' 4.10, it Aces. Taylor IM Barrie it St. Catharine-s 6

Michigan State Defeats l

ket:m'll'lll1il1llll?lltllllllLPkLillltulniliiir short l'Pl)(luIltl into thc tli'apcries le(:wlilN M my 5-pvrly Alleua H, l'i9l11lil(l (:filllll1)l(l)'l1lllI. lriiid i'tseIcir”io I .. . i. , y up . s--,-,-;.-,-. 713? ::.::.:.' .:.:::..:; UCLA In Rose Bowl Ttlt f ymhnw 0 la lot of lalicllcd stints Spllngc”. ' '1 hi mm, In the I)lCl'lllllt' scxsiun tht- t'isit- PASA1)1-INA Calif. t'AP)---hlirii- triumphs hit" the Big 'l'PIl The spr1ngG:rS.,g.”ak 'l ' ors took cominand. Fraiil-. Shep igan State n't)artaiis and till,-'1 coast is still searcliing for win 'ml w' ("'”w:' p g n iparfl tlngilly 1-Quitting; on it x(-recn- l()llL'lll cacti ntlior to a saviiuc Re No. 2 in its series with lllt' mid- nmlkml l ',l"'mll H K, m(. ed shot at 121) Bitrkw :11)! the in. on the !1't)tlI1(l and in the tit ttlwcstci'itei's. R'”'k"” 3” ' D. "1"": .-um,,L.;. lillly in”, wt”, minute, it was lcft for a field goal t lOl Michigan Static broke ti 7-? limitl- (:'”lad'l”'" ' l,me'S,lt Rah. Ur 11,9 mertiiiic -goiii-. Ft-zitilt Shep last 501011 K4t('1itl(lH to dcriil ie lock early in the final qiizii"ci' on l3l"fdltl”i Elldh bi ii pp. ,' pa,-d lpd mt. HM...” mm two gaine as the Spartans ll" lie an elet-trifyint: 67-yard pass play '2': Vl- lalltlghan 'l' M”. "C" (-nunlprg Fdgur '1'-”i(,,- mi, hadtliose Bowl with a rotisinc I4 front left halfback Clarence Punks 13- Lawlm. lay! B' Mullllkti 'ligers hm U-a-H -and m:"' (mi nuhnan victory liliititlny to his six-foot-tltrce left end, -lttllll 80?” bit 3- Dlllt-'l"'n' ,tmm.?l (Oil. the m 1 V1”. MI. 113 Rich! end lltive Kaiser Kt-(l fBig Thunilcrl Lewis who tititranp -ll"lllil'l'llh 3- R”"h'"l l . .. "1, A ., I ..m d A l y the winning ll('ltl goal with hoot Sam Brown for the totichdowit - Tilonzirt-hs' goals all h.) V l e'(.m,m,(: 'B(,(.m::'m .n,. H” x. that scnt tlic hall sailitiu 41 l!"lVl Far oiitflatitcti on the Hrotititl lt.V DOW; Rangers grim by P. 1(1). tillllelill tlic(lCl1ai'ltiLlhtititrlnil-lnlg mrmlgh the gnalpnstsi Hm SWIHBIIS. devaqamm mm!"-l

lnr. Hornets 3'. lloiiarchs 0. . liornet-5' goals all by -l. D'dVl5 Rangers 1: Snitfircs 1. Rangers znaltrvl-1 Rohertst Spitfires coal by S. Ltirlitcr. Canadians .1: Ttnclicts 0.

('anadintis' coals h.V W ("-f))'l9-

I. Poulton. 1.. Doyle, Springers 11: Tigers: Springers' coals l).V

(4). H. Stewart 15).

Tigers tzoztl by B. Diitgwt-ll.. PAPERWElGllT&-

Cubs 5: Bruins 0.

C-ubs' goals by J. Kvltllfdy (2) 6. Duncan. J. Rogers and R Burgoyne.

Leafs l: Rluehirds ti

Leaf.c' goal by J. Duffy.

'l'i:et's 2: Rcdwintts 0

i Ti:1rs' goals by G. MacMillan

Falcons 3. Hawks l

Falcons goals

1 .

R. Rice Lewis Btirkc. lt, Flood (ZN

by W, Schleycr

the first period slid into lllt' hack boards and broke his leg nlitnc the tinklc, Coach S("huriii;iii tiititttttiiced alter thc cattle that th:' lit-s would play 2; hcitctit game tor (it-rztt-d in the itt-ar tiititre.

Liiti-tipsB,Y.(' (itiitl. Iicutkt Def lcncc. Biirge, ('o)lc. F Slii-ppnrd, )Smith; forwards--W. Sltctiimrrl. Pint-au. lx.inc . Sheppard. MacDonald, Wt-.t:1tt-rbie.

Aces: Gtizil. (it-tiiihlc. :lt-iicc. S. pBernard Ctilrliffc, liccvtt-. N130 Arthur, Forwards, llzirris, italker.

. F i”-a" l

Whitlock Gets 2

(2). G. ilac-Doniald; I-iawks' twill

by R ntttt: BA.VTA'lf.Vv-- Cantu-ks 2. Fa:-11:--. l

Canucks' coals by A. Gi'c:or.V and E. Dowling: 1'1.-tt:tes' goal by

A, Dnlziel (R. Scaiitlebury). Arrows 2. Colts 0 Arrow: goal: by K Camphel 'and D. Lo:-i it) Rt-Hers) 1,. Eagles 2. Flvcrx l Eagig-5' zmils hv B. N1 1 aid and D. Reid: Ftyersi go 0 Fraser Burke. Bears 6. At'P.s 0. Bears' -znnls xth, mulli'l1P4 '3). A, Gallant. Bo EL. 3 ('g,iJticks l (Bombefsxl ht;-19131 by L. Dunn 12)

ac-Don

A. Dover. MIDGETS- Royals 3. Vii-s 1. I-ioyals' tittzils by l1'lli'icn tBtlII faint. Lnniz. -tftillagtuini.

fMu.t-rayi. iRoyals ll. Abbie-s 5.

onald. ENILES- : : Abbles 2. Royals 2

Abhiesl goals by B. llund (V. Rtiynlsf goals by H:lL',(,'ll and It. .VlcCar

Beck). V. l:l2tiidi'aliaii.

lot, Don Whalen and 8. Reid.

by F ifarliiillan

grlannaghan; Cnuuck5' goal by

Lantz (BuuLau1l; VWS goal byiiobinsont

Roiyals' goals by 1-1. Callaghan (3), A. tllzit-Farlycn 13). D. Bun- lxain 421; Ahliies' goals by (tarn- hum 12), Joseph. D. Doyle. Mac-

(John Beavers, leading margin ill the

1 Coast Senior Hockey Lezigtic. out

Bedlam. which this lll.Nl0l'lt pt-st-pmoi'e Wall Kowzilczyk. Pcaks midi in Gery Plantitis. the Bruins lA'(”ll to lthe air on the arm of thcir erst-

scason ganie has not soon

1:27

fcuanita

Paleit

A a.v.c. MARKSMAN

D TEE?.dEY' J.” 3- 12.59.

After playing the int two games at the Civic Stadium in Summer- slde the Island Senior "B" Lea- gue wings hack into action at the Sports Arena in Charlottetown to- night when the Pu-kdnle Flyei-it, boasting two Iuccusive wins over the St.u'ni'.ne aide Aces, will be at home to the wobbly Montague Primrosea. '

A team that won its first three league games the Prlmi-ores were finally sent to defeat in its four- th outing when they encountered the B. Y. C. at the Arena last Thursday night.

However the Pi-lmroses hold two of their three league victories over Parkdalc and are quite confident

pC-farvcr Tops, X . u p . i-,F.I"yers-Primroses Clash In Senior Game:Tonight

that they can continue their mut- cry over the Flyers tonight. with playing conch Allie vcr showing them how. the ly- ers have been coming along at-I great clip -since the early league games. and are at present the high- est-scoring team in the league. hav- ing scored 44 goals in 8 games. Conch Carver in the league's top scorer with 17 goals and 4 assists and along wtf.h,1inemni.es Buddy

been the secret -of the Flyers suc- cess in the past few contents. Frank Roper will be back in harness to handle the goaltending chores for the Flyers after an ab-

Ciark and brother-Sldp Carer. has Dunn

1- .2 rue -.

vncotbnlng in tho n.-s. mink aid the Itopplnl for the rtym i. ii. game with the Ace: in summer. tide Friday and held the Ace. go gulls. I fpat which can't go un. noticed-in a free-scoring Jenn. such an the Island senior "3", Not counting the scoring in 1", lllilltl Same in sununerside thin in how the scoring nee looh.

sence of 3 games while he was

(I G A

Carver. F . 8 1! 4 P; P":

. . O I 10 15 H bowls. B . s c 9 is 1 Clark. F .. 4 I 1 13 1 Hulhes. M . 4 4 1 11 to Shepherd B I 5 6 it 2 Pntenu. B 5 6 I 11 11 J. Ready, I 5 It 5 ll 3

Springfield and Norboro Draw

The Springfield Juniors and Nor boro Juniors battled to a 12-12 tie at the Springfield rink Thursday.

Gerald Mayne rapped home 9 of Springfield's goals while the Payn- ter brothers nipped the other 3.

Lloyd Lawless scored 7 for Nor- boro and the McGuirk brothers got five.

Covehead Beats Bulldogs 8-2

In a regular game of the North River Senior League played at .'ht)1'(ll River rink on Saturday the

Starting tonight. in l0-team round-robin series of games will begin for the Seagram Trophy and prizes. Also a 10-team round- robin series will start. tonight for the Presidentl prizes. and I third 10-team rotmd-robin series of games will start tomorrow night for the Vice President's prizes.

These three series along with the Rendezvous Trophy play which has been going on for about a week will take up the full month of January. giving each member at least two games a week.

Seagram's Trophy Play Begins At Club Tonight

Following is draw for tonight.

For Seagram's T1'opiw...7 ppm.

lce 1-Hon. T. W. L. Prop-he Hon. A. W. Matbeson, R. R, aeif g; Stewart; vs.. G. G. Hughes,

. . Johnston, J. K. MacD ' L. Blakney. . cum

Ice 2-1-I. R. Carrutltus, 1;, Mi9D0l18ld. M. Macltdillan, 1);-, T. Hooper; vs.. A. 3. Hawaii. Dr. Pierce. E. Tedlord. 5. Car- son.

Ice 3-F. Hobbs. H. Dobson. 1. Trainer, G. Williams; vs” 1);. Maclntiyre, G. Milligan, R M”. Kenina. R. Clark.

Beavers Drub Hawks 6-l Caps Lose To Ramblers

SAINT JOHN, .V.B. tCP'7Sill1lllJt)llIl. maintain-ing illvlflllitlil. .-illtiiiticl

years pi'oniptl,Y hrokc loose ztiti tng p -

the CED-Wily l'l'0)"l 0! lllllilllil lVh,'k' ””'3l'('- R”""””',K'l”x l Htignt Lewis. Classy cctitermantin the lt'i'l2tlD sit-rill)! NWO With l7 L'(ll.A, t-haiitpioiis ol ll1(' ll llic lxiiox t-tniiicrted with haltli.i':k "I IN ” Y C picked U 8 gum Wimp 115.. it.-t.-.1 it 1na(Ic up 0! 7

Coast (.tIfl'('1TIlf'P. ll.'l(l ttt-st the Jun Ilcckcr for 47- mitts tind tI.c1 I " .p .g lg );:oaI illltl to :t.x-.t.ts. the latter ties

lscore it-14 inst a few I1iIIllllt- tie-pBt'tttiis 1.1:.-re lint-k in tttc.g:int--.onp:JnIl -111 35:-I55 ll! last tllglll-v IS-:him M”, wltm. tmnn of the park.

time and tension nioiiiitcd :.'.ttli the N151; scvmi-,xai'd lino. lxoxtlititd Senior game played at Ctvlctdalp Flyrws for the league lead.

-every play that ensued. climaxed made ttvc. lll(' one. and reserve

lby the field goal.

high dive over the pileup in the NlNT" Tl”-ll?" CPl1lf'P of the line for th lying l The goal posts wt-re tit-ttmlisiiedltoiiclttlown. p .hy uprtiariotis Iilirltiuziti State fansi l)(-ckci".-z conversion made It and the otitcomq spelled nir-B114-14.

Coals 2 Assists

I

to the Rambler sick list with Bob Gray and Copper Leyte White was injured in the groin by Craig in tltc dying minutes while Reid stiff:-red

K ll 1 1 m a it lPuddicombc)

Pcitaltics: Boilcau (major) 12110. - Wliyto lni:ijoi'! 12:30. l

lskaled and outchecked last plat-el Third period: 5. Moncton. Ledticla knee injury midway in the third . lVl0tl('l0l1 Hawks for a 6-1 decision tsinnettl 4:18: 6. Saint John. Bar- gessinn.

at, by -Monday night. g V ” p . p

Beavers scored a brace III U-H'h,t. Saint .lohn. Bntleau ti-ittichber- tperiod with the Riibic-P2ill;idttio- gm-. lJoncs line starring. Vip Pall:-irlino lfircd two and assisted Ron ltviliic land Bill, Barrett. Wally Klllltllunt W and Mark Boileau were the other Pidsudny

i .

sucessful Saint John marksmcn.

the third when he prcveittetl i substituting for goalie Jim Shirl.) Jim has - cause of a lame hip.

Lineups

Ray Leduc was on the shooting end of a play with Bill Sinm-rt in

shutout for young Billy James. 3-t.tl

heeii out of action l)('-

Palladino, Smith, Nicolle, Btiilmti.

rclttl tPa11adino, Ruble) 16:03; Lineup Iitimtlton) 17:411. fence: Blackburn. Lepine. Camp- Pt-iialtics: Wliyte 14:00, Built-aiipimnl iucimosh; (0,-wards; Mileg Hi-15. IML-Phee. Whitlock, B. McDonald, 5", Leger. J. Leclerc, Dorringtnn. q 11 11 104:2 Amherst 12 411-27'tdefencc: L. Kiley held. Bot- lley. Powers: forwards: White, A.llt1l'2liS'l' i(7P'--l)P5Pllt' -" l)'l'0pSc-hmidt. Brlllant. Therrlen, Kon- goal rally in the third period 1-'i'cd- ne(ly' gm-naquezy 1). Kiley.

James

rrictoii Caps ticnt down to a 0-4 Summan, ' (l('lt'al at tho Jtaiidush of Amliorstp First "Hind. lg Amhely. Bub .l”'"'”'”5;””.'"”l '.”c it p hwd lnnt -white. Schmidt) 4; -; 2, 1 Ramblcts tired tour unatisuiii Fredericton, whmock 5:59p Sp

tz”a.15 l." "W mldfjle 5955?" rmr Fredericton. Whitlock IM-"Phce. their VtCtl"'Y "W31": 0” "9 Miles) 13:14; 4. Amherst, Brillant

W)Il('t0II G0al3 Plllsfltllll” ill" minor pcitaltics were haiiilctl -tut. (white L Kjlevl 17-30 fence: Weaver. Leblanc, Wliytc: um... in me second period. Pmm'm-cg. Bl5(,khu;.ni”.47 forwards: Lac-roix. Carver llirsrli-1 Pit-rye in-ill-duty the length .id- semmd 'p"im',: 5 A'mljwrsL fold. Hennrssey. Sinnctt. Ilowttt-ss. mg 3931 getter, added four .illIIf'E schmidm (whiny Bouey, : 1; Lcdut-. Houle. tto his steadily mounting total title A m h 9 I, gt Brmam ,while

Saltll -"ill" Gltali -l3ll"l55 t'l”'.1-etcran Btick Whitlock shot two S'L.hmidH l,4i, '7 Amherst Th": fence: Barrett. Hinchbergcr. Blk-ttnr the Caps. Schmidt and Titer. Hen yBe””:mu'P7' Kennedy; 9,,2. lacich; forwards: Putltiictiritiio 1-,0" item the gun-r Amiti-rst u Amhcmt mjmam (I K'iitV' Kiillmrtn. Kll'l.ttlR. Jones. litll)lt'.'5(l(”-or-5 while (fzimpbcll and lliles S'(.hmldl) hf” ”

HIiI(l1' U11 ll"-l l”l'9d9l'l'3l"" "mil Penalties: J. Lcclcrc 3:01. (Jiailf.

vuifics 2 Rural: 2 Hlingii-ii-"ck Roituy Vhcdoiialtl midi itiiiimiltintlilrildltiigiiihhocllieiiiiilo "ll: by Lea” 1335' D Kiley . , . . .. . . . . ,- Y , . ,

Vic: goals hy ,ilot'g.'in (P Dewar Judson, lAn1hpr5l winger blasted the .irst -'l.M'd -0.... 9' F. I .-1 ' Lunditand J. irsenziuit tGi11is. Summary goal of the game on -a pass 'il2iy MncSr,w,::flI;:Ck' Md-,heel,m.C4l1'.L Steele”: Rnyzilf goals by 308100 First pt-ritid -- 1. Saint -lttllll, with St-hinidt zind WllItC-bl1l.)lliIl- Frederidnm Campbell lLPpll'lE, lC0.Vl9l Brill Stewart 1.ilcCm'- Riiliir lP;illat'iino. Jones) 10 ll..2. lurk cqtiallcd it at 52:29 slightly whmock) :51 mack): p - saint .1 0 tin, Palladino tllitliic. more than a minute later whe'n her Penalties: Blackburn 8,27.

Officials. 1) 1-rtzicll. W. CF05 Jonesr 17.22. 11lt)rkc(lkl1lS way down the lens h 0 maps. 'ory, J, KPlllle(ly. G. Noonan. Penalties: None. p . ll('VTlfI . ' . . - Mulligan. B. Milligan. W. Law- Second period: 3. saint Jultti. Two more Ply-'i)'0l'-i. 5lt91lllll'tl-99!?” 5 ' 7T3 Palladino (Jones) 2:55; 4. S.'1lnt,WltIte and aim flieldvtIlay7bcAd(ld001CT8lS 8 3 Br

. . "'15";-v-'

I

'.'l'.":if

l I I I i lp e j -- clieor after scoring the .'t00th'gue career. Montreal crowd If his National loamy Lea-lnuichlv bind in. Tortilla zealot-

C d" 1 IR d l : fullback Doug Peters executed a :a.-ll."." LP.?E

(Photo by W. Taylur)

WEEKEND Hoclfgf RESULTS S

Fredericton - Goal: Craig: de-ll

- Goal: P. Leclercn

SATURDAY -oemtt-mt l('i'eight0n, Gadsby) 1:14

3. Boston. Ferguson (Mat.-kc-11) B:22t

T0RON.sr3N':MIA)IE:RO” 2 .4. New York, . Murphy (I-lcrgcs-I flteimcr. Concacliert 12:58, l

Fir” "erhdl 1: Detroit Prowl PCIlfllllCS2 Sawchuk misconductl "l322;t'.iiLY”'if.lll?1f?lfll?"t3;vLi:fi't1;; --c----1 4".l0' Lindsay 9:07' Pmnovost low Third period: 5. New York. Pron- 48. Toppazzini 12:12, Hurst 14:00. lice lnmhgme, Popem, 3.15: 6'

secwd. pnhdz. Scoring: None” New York,Creighton lBathgatc,

Penamesz M'gay 3336' Dine” Lewickt) 7:05; 7. Boston, Gardner 9335- N””?""k” limo 3"” W05: 'QtIa('kct1bush, Gttidnliill 12:16: 3.1

New V(II')l:,. Conocher tlfergeshci-; - '- , : - ' - -) tr 1 ', I Third period: 2. Toronto. Stewart mgr-nalltcs: Gartshy 4:051. Arm-

'Neslei'etiko, Bolton) 1:25: 2'. Tor-

to H tmanour Ruume) 4. strong 5:36. Guldolin 10:18. on . urs . .-

04: 4. Detroit. Ullman tPavelich. SUNDAY ”r.vstai) 18222. RANGERS 4 BOSTON z Penalty. Pronuvost 13:16. SUMMARy

MONTREAL 7 CHICAGO 3 First period: Scoring. None.

Penalties: Bolvin 2:14. Lablne i SUMMARY , 3:22, Fontinato 17:06. Flr" l"'l”d: 1- Ch'c35"- L"ze"' Second period: 1. Boston. Fla-

bcrger tit-tickoskl, Ciesla) 9:05: 2. Montreal. M. Richard IH. Rich- ard. Belivt-nu) 12:31: 3. Montreal, -Mosdell tProvost) 12:46: 4. Chi-

lcago, Leswlck (Skov.Mickoski) 15

man 7211; 2. New York, Prentice tBafhgatc, Popcin) 1t.t:l9. 1 Penalties: Creighton and strong two minors 8:21. Third period: 3, Boston. Laycoe (Quin. enbush) 3:58; 4. New York, Lewicki (Bartlett) 4:511; 5. New York, Horvath IGadsby, Lcwicki) 11:33: 6. New York. Popcin 19:59. Penalties: Lahinc two minors 3:58, Bathgale 12:23,

DETROIT 5 CHICAGO 1

Arm-

Penalty: Lltzenberger 10:33. p Second period: 5. Montreal. Mos- ldcll (St, Laurent) 17:53:

Penalty: Fogolin 8:19.

Thlrd period: 6. Chicago. Dews- ,btit1v tstanley. Litzenberger) 2:24. 57, Montreal. Beliveau (M Richard)

lolmstcad) 4:20. 8. Montreal, Geof- SUMMARY

lfrion (M. Richard. Bclivcau) 12:36. pi,-51 "K-ind; 1. pen-(mg Kelly 9, Montreal. St. Laurent 13:51: 10 .HOW(., 3:30; :1-De”-any Detvcc. Montreal. Provost tCurry, St. 1 I"- i-chm (Djneeni 1942,

em) 14:42. 1 Penalties: Hollingworth 10:44,

Penaltlcs: Fogolln 12:13.t.es- w;m.13;45,

wick 13:10. Beliveatt 13:10, Sulli- lvnn 18:20, Talbot 18:20.

RANGERS 6 BOSTON 2 p SUMMARY

I First period: 1. New York. Pren- tice IPopcin) 15:45.

Second period: 3. Detroit. Kelly 6:59,

Penalties: Skov 1'28, St.an1cyi6:- 55. Prriiiovost 11:20.

Third period: 4 Detroit. llowc (Godfrey) 4:22: 5, Chicago. McIn- tyre lstanlcyl. 3 J0: li,l)(-lroit, l Penalties: McKenney 4:49. Fon- Howc lKclly, Chcvrcfllsl 14:21. 'ft'nato 8:29, Mnckell 16.03. Penalties: Sandtnrd and Rcibcl Gendron tCreighton. Gadsby) 1::4:01.Micknski 10:13. Dowsbury

Second period: 2. New York.tl7:17. '

ilce-Fishing Indoor Sport No Pastime For Softies

1 I13! FRED CHAFE Some of Canadian Press Staff Writer owned but most are built and It's midwinter in Canada and-rented by resort operators for time (m. the sportsman to tazeputhom winter means attythintl but around a tire, leaf through fisltingta" 0”:59850"- l tackle catalogues and dream oft Once inside, things are comfort- wmsplashed lakes and rive,-5 -able enough. There are benches to Unless. that 1,. he happens to begsit on. a wooden floor to keep your one of the very special 1,,-c,,d..tfcct off the ice. holes to fish mick 0; wood and tong on patj.'l.lIrfIll2ll, racks to hold tackle and at encc-for whom zero weather sign ;9'”'l 0" 0" 5901'! '0 K0013 the Place nls that it": time for insulated "'3""- I . boots and me he chiselg V Hooks are bailed. lines adjusted On the big and windy lakes of "1 lens"! so "tr minnow Is sua- Ontario and the Prairie: and the Pelldkd 3"” W "19 botlon and the wide SI. mwreme river, it-S Ice, rod-actually little more than stick mm"! um. "Mn ad mhm0w..a.fool long or less-delicately ba- batted hooks by the thousands will limit on a rack so that the slight- be dunked In M.” Wu", to 1,,” cat nudge on the line pulls it ottl of whitsfish. herrtng,lake trout or b-lam and siznats 2- him just about anything with fins PA-"ENCE NEEDED

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