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DETROIT, March 10 -- (CP) - ‘mo first-place Detroit Red wings ‘warmed up late but delivered a 6-2 victory over the last-place New York Rangers before 11,315 Nat- ional Hockey League fans here to- night. -

New York - Goal. Rayner; dc- fence, Evans. Eddolls; centre, Laprade; Wing. Leswick. Fisher; subs. Shem, Stanowski, O'Connor, Stanley, Lund, Mickoski, Albrlght, Gordon, Kaleta. Moe.

Detroit - Goal, Lumley; de- fence. Reine, Stewart; centre. Abel; wing. Howe. Lindsay; subs, Quack- enbuah, Kelly, Gee, McNab, Horeck, Poilc, Lundy, Couture. Pavelich, Enio, Fogolln.

Referee — Melville Keeling.

Llnesmen -- George Hayes and Ed Mepham. - ' First Period l-New York. Laswick.

(O'Connor) . . . . . . . . .. 14:20 Penalty - Leswick.

Second Period 2—Detrolt, Gee.

(Enio) . . . . . . 4:47 8--Detroit, Gee,

(Enio) . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1S Penalties -- Eddols. Relse.

Third Period 4-Detrolt. Lindsay,

(Howe) . . . . . . . 4:24 S-Detroit. Lindsay,

(Howe) . . . . . . . .. .. 7:14 s-Detroit, Lundy,

(Lindsay) . . . . . . . . . . .. 8:21 ‘l-New York. stanowsld .. 11:86 8—Detr0it, Abel,

(Lindsay) . . . . . . . . . . .. 15:52

Penalties - Evans, Howe, Pave- "w.

CHICAGO 4. BOSTON 8

BOSTON, March 16 -— (CP) — Chicago's Black Hawks outfought Boston Bruins 4-3 tonight in the second last game of the regular National Hockey League aealon on Boston Garden ice. attended by 12,-

833 fans. First Period 1—Chlcago. Bentley (Goldham. R. Conacher) 12:18. 2-—Boaton. Peters (Dumart, Harri- son) 13:08 Penalty: McCalg. Second Period ik-floatgon, Ronty (Schmidt. Egan) -5

4-Chicago, R. Conachcr (Bentley. Mosienko) 15:02.

S—‘.Boston, Schmidt (Henderson) 17-00.

6—Chic , J. Conachs . 18:49. Penalties: Brown. Stewart. Third Period Fl-Chlcago, J. Conacher (Bodnar)

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12-11 In Opener

BATHURST. N. 8.. March l0 - (OP) Bathurat Panel-makers shaded Summerslde All-Stars 12-11 tonight in the first game of a home and home series for the New

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intermediate hockey title. The de- ciding game will ba played Friday at Summerside.

Paparmakers came close to los- ing their first match on home ice this season. The visitors took ad- vantage of every break, leading 3-2 at the end of the first period and 8-6 after the second. They controlled most of the play ln the opening session.

With only two dafencemen avail- able for Balhurst, Martin played almost 60 minutes.

mneups:

Bathurst - Goal. Hicks; de- fence, Martin, Chamberlain; for- wards, Pitre, Babln. MacKay, Stothart, Chas. Veniot, Harper, Clair Venlot. Lavigna, Hall.

Summerside -—- Goal, Foyl de- f.nce. Grant Shields, Woodside. Steele; forwards, S. Bernard, Gal- lant, Richards, Oatway, Grady, Gay, Delghan, G. Bernard, Train- or.

First Period 1—Bathurst, Martin, (Babln) . . . . . . 2—Summerside. Trainor, (Woodslde) 3——Summerslde, Richards, (S. Bernard) . . . . . . . . .. 4—Summersidc, Bernard, (Deighan) . . . . . . . . . . .. 5—Bathurst, MacKay. (Babin, Pitre) Penalties - Veniot.

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Second Period 6—Bathurst, MacKay, (Pitre) . . . . . . . . . .. 7—Summerslde, Oatway, (Gay) , ti-Summersids Oatway . 9—Bathurst, Chas. Vcniot, (Stothart) . . . . . . . . . . .. 5: i0—Summcrslde. S. Bernard 14:28 l1—Summerslde, G. Bernard.

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' (Woodslde) . 15:49 lilr-Summerside, Grady, (Richard) . . . . . . . . . . .. 17:30 13—Bathurst, MacKay, (Pitre) . . . . . . . . . . .. 18:00 i4-Bathurst. Chamberlain 18:02

Penalties - Richard.

Third Period - lo-Bathurst, MacKay ..

:42 16—Ba.thu:st, Babin.

(Pitre) . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5:36 1'T—Bathurst. Doc Veniot.

(Stothart) . . . . . . . . .. 11:22 lS-Bathurst, Veniot,

(Clair Veniot) . . . . . 11:60 io-summsrslde, Gallant‘ ma: Iii-Summerside. Gallant,

(Richard) ........ .. 12:55 21—summcrslde, Richards 17:17 fl-Bathursf, Martin 15m n-Bathurst, MacKay,

(Pitre) 18:59

Penalties - I ‘Gallant.

’Acadia Wins Maritime Intercollegiate Title

WOLFVILLE. N. 8.. March 16 -— (CP) — Acadia University won the Maritime intercollegiate hockey championship tonight with a 4-3 victory over University of New Brunswick.

Acadia won tha first game of the home-and-home series 7-6 at Fred- ericton and took the round 11-9.

Line-ups:

U.N.B.: Goal. Steele: defence, Ballantyne, Wagar. Seweil, Inger- loll; forwards, Gaudet, Donkln, Pike, Bedard. Bjerklund, Spear, Snow, Williams, Kennedy, Walker.

Acadia: Goal. MacLean; defence. Crosby, Leightlzer. Bateman. Wile, Bryson, Crowell, Smith, MacFar- lane, MacKenzlc. MacAskill. Morri- ion, MacVicar, Roach, MacKelvle.

First Period 1—U.N.B., Bedford, 2:22. Z—U.N.B.. Pike (Bedard) 6:54. Penalties: None. Second Period Ii-Acadla, MacFarlane (Crosby) 1'23.

4-—Acadla, MacKelvie (Wile) 10:58.

fr-Acadia, MacAsklll (MacKenzie, Morrison) 15:31. Penalties: None.

. Third Period 8—Acadia, MacKenzie (MacAsklll)

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l-U.N.B., Ingsrsoli. 11:8. Penalties: Ballantyne, MacFar- lane.

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According to recent estimates, Britain's rise in birthrate will have increased her school popuistio by 1.000.000 b! 1953.

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‘rho Charlottetown Curling Club plans to wind up the reason with a club bonspiel next week. March 23-24, it was announced last night. Prizes have already been donated by two localflrms. A total of eight sets of prizes will be offered.

Club officials said curlers would be asixed to enter as individuals and not as rinks. They added that they hoped every curling member would participate.

Entries will be received by J. Harper McNeill, William McNeil]. Prank Acorn and JP‘. McLeod.

liiccio Wins Split Decision

WORCISTER. Mass. March 16- (AP)—Tony Rlcclo. 132, Gloucester, Masa. won a spilt decision over Percy Paris, 135 1-2, New Glasgow. N.S., in the feature IO-round bout at Mechanics Hall tonight.

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Once again Summerside ice when the Kinsmen Midget squad came through with a liberal 8-4 victory over their 011991181115. the Charlottetown‘ Midget Abbles, in the final game of their total- goal series to take the Island Mid- get Hockey League championship at the Crystal Arena on Tuesday night. O O O

Going into the game with a two goal deficit as the result of their 6-4 defeat here last Saturday night in the ooenins some, the Westerners held the Abblcs on even terms during the first Per" lod. shooting one goal each. i0 launch into a hard-driving second period scoring spree t0 Out-wort their (ipponellis 5-2 and overtake the two-goal lead the Abbies held and hold a one-goal advantage on the round themselves at the end cf that time. shooting their oppon- ents two for one in the final cam to, the smooth-working Kinsmen aggregation took the title by a well deserved twc-ggai mas-slu-

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A team that can g0 ink) the fra-y as they did with two goals to make up before they were even on equal terms with their oppon- ents. and can emerge a winner by an additional two-goal margin. are deserving of a lot of credit and this column extends its congratu- lations to the plucky squad of youngsters who are well deserving of the title they‘ hold.

A word to the vanquished. too, mlglht well be in order. as the smart band of Abhles, who bat- tled their way through a much midget series to cBlJi-llre the City title, went down to defeat flghtin‘! every inch of the wav and were a credit to the Abegweit Club colors under which they played.

A recent editorial appearlns l" the Saint John Telegraph Journal cntitlcd "P u t u r e Sneedskatiug Stars" points out that “New Brunswick traditionally breeds speedskaters. But it is obvious that we produce only a fraction of the number of champions that we could if every community had a little of the keen spirit that per- vades Daihousle, N. B."

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The article goes on to say that "As a, city which has been a home of speed-skating champions in vile generation after another. Saint John is glad to ace another New Brunswick centre takinl? up the sport so ardently. 1n fact both Saint John and Dal-housie would iko to see the popularity of speed-skating spread to numerous other places in the Province where undoubtedly there are promising young performers who need only a little coaching and encourage- ment to make a name for them- selves and bring honors to their communities. They would like also. tn have more competition from Nova Scotla and Prince Edward Island". .

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Al; this juncture, this column would like to point out that al- though the Island has 'not com- peted in outside speed-skating competition to any great extent- over the past few years. the past four years have seen a. great up- ward trend in this Province in both individual school skating meets as well as Provincial inter- soholastlc competition.

With reference to this year in particular. these has been a great interest shown in the various city

and rural school annual scholastic meats which have been held auc- cesstuliy throughout the Province. The recently held Interscholastic meet. sponsored bv the Depart- ment of Physical Fitness. had iii most successful program here this year in its four years of activities. when a total of 297 contestants. representing some 25 schools throughout the Province gathercri at Charlottetown to compete ‘in 24 events for Provincial tit-les-

Conslderlng that these 297 con-

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ma GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETUWN MARCH 11, 1949

The opening game of the City Hockey League playoff finals will get underway at the Forum to- night when the saint Dunstaifs University pucksters clash with Walter Lawlofs Navy squad in what is expected to produce 011-‘- of the keenest battles to be 59H! in City League competition this year. The game will be the first of a best two out of three series for the City title.

Both squads will be icing their strongest lineups when they come to grips lonight, and with so lit- tie to choose bet-ween either team. and both favoring the same wide- open brand of hockey. local fans should be Ln for a really rip-roar- ing game of hockey.

The following is the Navy line- up:—

Goal, Davis; defence. MacDon- ald. Gallant. Josey, Perry for- w_ards, Hlgson. Strain. LeClalr. Jay.‘ Sheppard. Carver. Dowiing.

R. C. A. F. lioop ' Team Wins From Schurman's

Opening Game Tonight In City League Finals

Curling liesulis And Schedule

Following are the results of matches played 3'95""!!! l‘ u" Charlottetown CurlinB Club:

Klein Trophy

Doug Mayne l0, J. H. Helloffa 5. William Nicholson 9, A. Ayi- ward 7.

Dominion Life

J. F. McLeod 10. Cvl- 0- E- F1111 o.

TODAY'S PROGRAM

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Ice 3 - J. l". McLeod vs. G. A- Hawkins.

The R. C. A. F. basketball team defeated Schurmarra at the Sum- merslde Airport last night by the scdre of 67 to 60. The R. C. A. F. squad were leading the town quintet 4i to 3.2 at half time, but the Estey-Linkietter aggregation held the winners a little better than even in the second half, but could not close the nine-point gap. Smith and Linkletter led the scoring parade. getting 22 points apiece. Campbell. newcomer to the ranks of the Airmen, topped all his mates with 18 counters. he- lng closely followed by Bayne with l6. Few penaltiw were imposed and only one foul shot was scored all evening. "Moose" Carson sinking a

free try in the first half. Summary: Schurmans TG FS PF PTS ldnkiettcr 11 0 0 Z1 Smith 11 0 o 0 22 Sltwell 2 0 l 4 Estey 0 0 0 0 Cornish 4 0 2 0 MacDonalt 0 0 0 0 Walper 2 0 0 4 Muttart 0 0 0 0 Simpson 0 0 0 (l Totals 30 0 8 60 R.C.A.l-‘. FG PS PI‘ PTS Bayne 8 0 0 16 Vlckus 8 0 0 12 Pinsonneault 5 0 3 l0 Carson 5 1 1 1i Campbell 9 '0 0 18 Totals 83 i 4 6'1 Referee -- Anderson. Lineamen -— R. Builia and

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P W L D F A PTS Detroit 58 32 19 ‘l 188 142 ‘l1 Boston 59 28 23 8 171 101 64 Montreal 57 20 22 9 143 1M 61 Toronto 57 32 22 1'8 142 140 b7 Chicago b8 31 29 8 171 201 50 New York 50 l7 31 11 128 171 46

tastants only represented s rnali portion of the number of hoys and girls who competed ln indiv- iduai school events. as each school was limited to only one entry in each event. it is not out of order to surmise/that. taking the Pro- vince as a whole. thara has prob-- ably been in the vicinity of 500 to 600 youngsters of all ages taking an active participation in speed- skating competition ‘here this year.

If the present upward trend continues. it is bound to produce speadskating material hora which will be worthy of competing in Maritime skating circles. which, recognised by speed-skating sulp- porters {and officials in this Pro- vince. will no doubt lead toPrincc Edward Island's re-cntry into

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Ice Follies Al The Forum Next Tuesday

Due to the numerous I901"!!! for a figure skating show this year, it was announced YBSWYMY that the 194a Ice Follies will 8" underway at the Forum on Tues- day night under the direction of Mr. Wallace E. Scantlebufll- Although the flail" skatlns out of the program won't be as ex- tensive as has been seen her, in previous years. due to the 1°" °l a number of the 105mb"! °1 n“ troilfpe through various reasons. Mr. Bcsntlebury announced last night that the rruzrflm will 11¢ supplemented by other entertain- ing features which will include a hockey match between Prlnct Street and Montasllfl $°h°°1l m" the girls Interscholastic hockey title, a relay race between team-s from Prince Street, Queen 50"!" and Welt Kent Schools and B messenger boy race, which is I11 entertaining novelty number. Despite the fact that the figure shun; will be of saer quantity. lt will lack nothing in m, was of quality and some really intricate numbers have been worked out for the pros!!!"-

One of the leading performta in the show will ba Miss Barbara Whitlock. a. star performer in Mr- Scantleburyki troupe, and one who has developed gmtly in t-ha _1_m couple of years as an Imus- perfocmer. Miss Whitlock has made a number of appearances in Mainland centres this season and has received high praise for her skating ability.

Basketball Games Are Postponed

The doubleheader basketball match which was scheduled for ihg P.W.O. Auditorium in Illnd Physical Fitness Basketball Mill" competition last night botwam the Sunmerslda R.C.A.I‘. and 8-- DJI, uni Schurmans and P.W.C was postponed until next _Wod- nesday when the snow-bound roads mice it impoadbla for the wat- em teams to maka the trip to this City.

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Sport Echoes From Prince (Bounty

Our hat is off to the Charlotte- town Navy! They defeated our All Stars so convincingly at the Forum Tuesday night that we can't think of a single alibi to spread over the wound. They've even made us take back our statement that there would be no- thing to it if the series had been home-and-homa games. goals to count. After last night's pasting we very much fear that there would have been a great deal to it. and even betting on the re- sult. After building up our Mc- Iver-Steale boys as the prize finish- ers of the year, we had to take it on tho chin from the Navy in that department too, f»? the Tara were the only ones who did any roar- ing down the stretch Tuesday night. Believe us, we've never had so many limbs cut out from under us in a single game of hockey,

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The victory which the Navy won (“carved out" is the better ex- pression. for Allie Carver came pretty close to being a ‘one-man show that night) was a clear-cut one, and we haven't heard any of the boys try to get out from under by the alibi route. Suffice it to say the All-Stars were certain- ly not at. the peak of their game. and we hope they will be funct- Toning more smoothly in the play- offs with mainland sextets. (If you think wa have los_t all our confidence because of the naval disaster in Charlottetown. take a look at that word "sextets." That's not a. misprint. We mean it for a plural).

O O U Congratulations to Kensington skaters for their fine win at the ice-meet in Charlottetown! Last year they did very well too, but their capture of first place in the boys‘ division this year was real- ly something. Young George Brookins certainly showed his dad that Christie Budlong isn't the only ball of fire that hails from the hill on Margate Road. Much credit is due to Art Larkins and J. Weeks Murphy for the time they have spent with the young- sters, we admit that. but, brother. if we see these boys approaching within the next month or so, we're going to duck into the nearest alley, for tho razzberry will be their theme song, w"e‘re' sure of that.

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Summeraida seemed to have some bad breaks at that. Young Helen Gay fell while leading the pack. as did Joey Schurman. Con- gratulations to Paul Schurman, Mac MacFarlane, Velda Sudsbury and Layton Schurman who did get into the scoring summaries. Also to Helen Gay who finished third in spite of her spill.

O O O Young Bobby and Dale Mac- Wlllllm-i. Cape Traverse. put on the beat brother act of the show. They won the nine and eight year old futuritlca in straight heats. The midget teams of 1966 better give these kids the once ovar, for it is our bet they'll be hockey play- ara do iuxe by that time. Their dad was a star performer along the South Shore, a; was also their uncles. Claude and Bruce.

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Bummeraide has won its second Island championship of thp 194g season. Harry Dickie! Kinsmen Midgets overcame a two-goal lead and defeated a gallant band of Abegweits from Charlottetown by a marlin of two goals. The Kin. mldsets are the Cinderella team of Bummerslda la they wars not “Dotted to win any. laurels this year. having lost two of, their star Players. Paul Bchurman and Billie Bttwl-it. who elected to play luvshlla hockey this you». Whether the boy! gain any further isureis along tha play-off trail or not, they have certainly surprised their moat ardent supporters and ggygr. ed themselves with glory. It is not known when they will 9|” Q" With the New Brunswick midget champions.

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Qbfllratulstlons to our neighbor. in! town of xanaiogtm for their Jnacrtooboomm the ios mast at‘ Charlottetown last weak. xeasinslon uul prominent i" '11" III-i"! IPIM contests but