St. Marys l)oWn League

Leaders 6-2

In Rough

Game On Halifax Ice

HALIFAX. Jan. 20 - (CP) - I-Iuiifax St. Mary's, taking advant- age of every scoring opportunity, ciefeated Saint John Beavers 6-2 ltvre Saturday in a roughly-played Maritime Major Hockey League game.

winger Danny Nixon and goalie Jimmy Strachan were the chief rnniributors to the Halifax vlctorv. ivliich didn't change their position in the standings. They are in fourth place. two points behind Glace Bay Miners.

Beavei's. playing with juggled lines. kept Halifax off balance and tlliplaycd them most of the game. A: times. it was only strachan's siiarkling work that kept Beavers at bay. Nixon fired three goals. one in the first and two in tlie second period to keep the Saints in the lead. 1

Joe MacArthur shot two goals riifl set up the play for another to chose Nixon for honors. and Frank Bcrqcroii whipped home the

.:.....MMn..;..:m. John stars. Coach Peanuts o'Fla- lverty, playing his first game on Halifax ice, was effective with the Beavers shorthanded. ,

Incidents and penalties were many. Both clubs had a goal dis- allowed and there was a penalty shot. one near fight and a good two minute exhibition of punching Warwick's slap shot went in and out in the first period. the red .iglii went on but the referees. iii- volved in breaking up a fight be- tween Johnny Ai-undel and Johnny Morrow. failed to see it.

Despite long protest by Halifax players. the goal didntt count. In the second, Beavers shot one from a. scramble just as the light went on to end the period. It was also disallowed.

In the third period. Nixon threw himself across the goal line to stop a truck that was bouncing into tlic mt. Saint John'was awarded a penalty shot but Johnny Ubriaco. one of the top snipers in the league.

or her Hafifax tally. Saint John snipers were Mulligan and Tom Fniellc. along with brother Carl

flllfl Lee. Mcsich. were the Saintl

Good Attendiince At Afternoon Chicago home

CHICAGO, Jun. 20 (CF) coco Blnck ll:iwks' first experi- ment with Siiriflziy afternoon hoc- kny today uzis ll Sll('t'('SS in all but the artistic sense for while they attracted l'i.6l4 fans. they lost ll 3-1 decision to Toronto Maple Leafs.

The crourl was tho I-lnwks' larlZ- osl. of n Nuiinmil Hockey League season in whit-li their iiitendiinco has slumped about W per cent. President Bill Tobin announced mat five more Sunday after- nnnn pamvs will he played. Child- ren unrlor 16 were admitted for iinlf pricc. .

All of the action was crammed Into the first two periods. That's

Chi- i

when the scoring occurred. as well as the 14 penalties assessed by rclcrce Frank Udvnri. First. Period

I-Toronto. Watson

(Gardner) .............. .. 4:41 2-Toronto” Meeker

(Watson. Migay) . 11:45

Penaltles- Sloan. Gadsby, Ken- nedy. Fogolin, Dewsbury. Wiiison Wltiuk, Lewicki.

Second Period 3-Toronto. Bentley

(Lewickl) 0:27 4-Chicago. Babando

(Gsdsby. Wituk) .... .. I015

Penalt.iu.- Morison. Witiuk.

Fogolin, Gncsify. i-iorecig Third Period Scoring-None. Penalties-None.

Bruins Edge Canadiens 2-1 Sunday flight

BOSTON. Jan. 20 -(Ar) -- A spectacular goal by veteran .Milt Schmidt less than two minutes be- fore the final bell climaxed an uphill fight by Boston Bruins and gave them a 2-1 National Hockey League victory tonight over Mont- real Csnadicns who played with- out Maurice Richard.

The victory ended a three-game losing streak for the Bruins.

Meeker.

First Period 1-Montreal. curry tolmstead Harvey) Penalties-MacKell. ry 12:15. Johnston 17:15. Second Period Scoring-None. Penalty-Johnston 2:54 Third Period 2--Boston. Peirsun

.. 11:18 4:21, Cur-

tMcIntyre. Creighton) . 3:41 3-Boston. Schmidt

(Chevrcfllsi ,, 13:99

Penalties-None. McNeil . I 11 2-15 Henry . 4 7 11-22

ll.ll.L. Standings

missed the net. by two feet on the try.

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Saint John - Goal. Gordon: dc-

,'F-'190- C- 5mC”9- L00. M85iCh. Alillnr uiiiger who has been signed on a idol; forwards. T. Smflle. HUT51 ltry-out basis. had not been plaviiv! iUpr.ai:o, O'Flahci'ty. Nicolle, Mc-l i lCF5Ck5n- 313113 M”m35"- K- waif zhrcughoiit, broke away once only

son. Lantzille.

Halifax - Gozil. Strachan: dc- ti-iice, Drainville. Nixon. Weavri llcrgeon; forwards. Ford, Watson. Lcswick, Bowness. MacArthiir .Mau-

;Krnzie. Morrow. Thompson. Camp-

bell. Warwick.

Officials - Hcffcrinz and Peters. . First Period 1-Halifax, Nixon

(Thompson, Caniplicll) 9:16 2-Halifax. Mac.-irthiir ' (Warwick. Morrow) . 13:31; Penalties .- MacArthur 1:0-ti .Mesich 5:08, Morrow 7:23, Arunde! 7: .. i Second Period ' 3-Halifax. Nixon (Thompson) 7100 4-Saint John. Mulligan i (Blair. Nicolle) 11:3? 5-Halifax. Nixon ' (MacArthur I 19 :20 Penalties - Morrow 9:03 Fla-' lierty 6:10 misconduct. Ubriacni

4:37. Campbell 6:28. Arundel 6:lll.l 19:15 misconduct. Third Period I 6-Halifax. MacArthur l l'Lcswick. Warwick) . 7-saint John. '1'. Smelle . fllbriaco. Hurst)

8-I(Ivi:,lLlf'1;gtn)BCrS8F0n 1n.'U:itl'.fS htave beep here five tigresuaiid mrm. strmgm milks, Hy Bum...

' .” 9' W "”X mommg Wt "'93 cndcd goalie Torry Sawchuk'a

Penalties -' L” 19313 ma-l”"' iiictories. The over-all score for the gcor,1,...s s.,.;,m nf '19; minutes

BOWNS3 19313 m3Jm'- NW3" 19122-Krasoii between the Islanders and And 3-; s(,m,,d5 M 3:58 of moi 39fl'l9T0" W333. 1-99 10333 piiib Miners izivcs Glace Bay seven I,,,md1,. 51,-m-,,;.g

5m9”917517- i'TillS the Islanders lhrrc and one 1:;-om rim time nay Timgreni

i.'.'lf'ilP a dl'.'l'.V. Atziiinst the Mills it. ;honl Ssiwchuk lll 14:36 or tlicl

Sum” .. W35 he-9" 51-V S.Vdn9.V Win-i alld IOU? first period in it 2-1 victory over

Siracm" - 3 1" 10-33 jCiiarlol.tctown victories. 'ro.-mun last Sunday, Sawcliuk

Gordml - R 3 4”” ' ' had not allowed a. goal until

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Scheduled To i Play Tonight

The league leading saint Dun- staii's University saints and Paul Wllllams' youthful Anchors will meet tonight at the Forum in ii. regular City League hockey game. The game will commence at seven o'clock and will be followed by a skate.

In the league opener Ii little more than a week ago the Saints nnd the Anchors fought to a 2-2 draw in a rousing game that saw tempers get out of control on more than one occasion. Since then the Saints have defeated the Rovers while the Rovers in turn have trimmed the Anchors.

The Anchors are expected to be strengthened for tonight's game. Howard Glover and clever Mac- Lean, who missed the last game. will liloely be on hand and it is ex- pected that Merle Langaphie will lineup with the Anchors blueline corps. .

Immediaicy following the game :1 meeting will be held at the Forum of all those who are inter- ested in playing Intermediate hockey.

Garrison League To Open Friday

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T F A Pia. Detroit . . 26 9 R 124 77 1 Toronto 21 14 9 107 RR 51 1 Montreal .19 IR it 114 102 44p New York 14 20 ii 108 129 . . Boston .... 14 19 8 93 111 37 Chicago - 12 27 4 .103 142 28

ms HOCKEY

SOURIS RINK

r WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23rd 8:30 EM.

,MoN'rAoUr: METEORS

V8. -..;iQ!ZBJ.3.-,?F9?7BS.. .

The Garrison Hockey League wlll commence this Friday night and following the two hockey

games there will he skating in the music of the Rance. Band. it.

was announced yesterday follow- iniz ll meeting of the G.H.L. ex- ecutive at the H.M.C.5. Queen Charlotte.

There will. he one Garrison Night. each week at the Forum. The hockey games this Friday

night will commence at 6:15 and the skating will start nl 8:30 and continue for two hours. Each Garrison Night. the Reece Band will play for A two hour skate.

This Friday night the Artillery will play the Reece at 6:15 In the first game. The Navy will play the Sig, in the second con- teat.

axcimrr 'rrfi.iis The titles "Car" and "l.(lllCl"'l

were both derived from the an- cient Roman Caesar.

mists to cm.

Jamel I-iammill, Central Bede- que.

C.......mn.cm,..,,.,...mg. I.08'l'- BETWEEN CIAl.L0'l1'E- town and Soutliport. tarpaulln, finder please notify Lloyd Bal- dcrston. southport. Reward.

...........C.M...n.......... WANIID-YOUNG MAN wrrn mechanical experience. scaly- icno welding preferred. Must

wdllvrreferencu. A ply in

tin

"oils. In six tries at Glace Bay the

i 'Ray Frederick was ii standoittl

row saw--rwo mm: cowal

Rosa) on

i Earl "Skippy" Frezell. the oft- illjlll'i3Cl Glace Bay Miners and Syd- finer Millionaires left winger. played ,his first game with the Islanders pS;l'llrdB.V night and according to coach Leo Lamoureux he turned in 1 fairly good performance. Before cu;-ix; into action Saturday, the left.

.fr.r a week. ”He skated well 10 stumble in his over-anxiousness to score." reported the coach. Froz- ,r-Ll. who scored 27 goals and assist- cci on 33 more with Glace Bay lash .lt'?ii'. should help the Islanders if ho hits his playing stride. A left uiiigcr rrith 85 assists in the Capo Bi-rioii loop last st-aroii. sliniilrl work well with "Buck" Whltlock. 0 n .

."':'c7.cllis anpoaraiicc. however tlirl not cliange the outcome of the Islanders games in Cape Brcton So far this season both Cape Bi'I-- lon teams have cnjovcd a decided rrigrc over the Islanders especicllr S,--duc-y and Glace Bay wlicrc iiii-y have proved to be almost iii- iinfiblc. Six times the Millionaires - entertained the Islanders and

:-a-:'. inc times they have been vicfn.--

Zsiniidcrs have salvaged a win and a draw.

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On Charlottetown ice the Islami- r-rs have hazl ll siincriority over the lVl"'llt7l1(1ll'P.S but have bowed to the ).'nci's. In four rxnines with th.:, .. illonnires the Islandcrs skntodl off with a victory on three occas- ions. on the other hand the Miii-I

for us in both games,” reported coach Lamoiireiix." In the gamer

York Ranfzcrs won lime in 14 starts on Detroit iccilon-ship ,whcn they nipped the Red Wingslcm-ling club satuf-day National Hockcyi

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lfor the British Cciiscls Trophy. lit?

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lit-2 in ii iLc.'i;:uo fzninr:

Built-r bent him. In shutout Boston and Montrenl for his eighth and nlntli blankings ofw

Pictured above is the Hansen

rink which Saturday won the Charlottetown C u rl i n 11 Club :Cl”lanlplOnShlp and the right to

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN Win Local curling championship

advance into the Provincial Play- downs for the British Consols trophy. Left to right are. ”Had" Mclnnis. first stonc. C. H. Kydd.

JANUARY 21, 1952

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second stone. Dr. J, C. Gallant: mate piid Frank llanseii, skip. -Photo by Craswell.

Rangers Win

First Time In il4 At Detroit

l')liTROIT. .lfll'I.

for

licciir tonight marked by ii total of 121 pcntiltics.

Metro Prystui gave Detroit an

ICHl'l)' lead after four minutes of play. The l'inngei's struck back for

between he

Saturday night he blocked severiii the year.

brcakaways as the Miners shook A Crowd 01 12-329 3"W "W

loose on our pressure attacks." game-

During that game Frederick .was . Fl"-'4 P';"l0d

called upon 44 times to block Glace 1-Dtjlloll. Vtystal H,

Bay shots. A peculiar feature of the ihellyg PZVBHCIT) - 4--0 Pcnaliies: Evans. Goldham.

game was that the both teams played on even terms for the first period with the Miners taking over in the second and third stan- izas despite the fact that they hail .;ust played five games in six nights I D I

i In spite of their adversities on Cape Breton ice the islanders have irenialned in second place ahead of Iboth Miners and the Millionaires. lF'or this-the Islancicrs can thank the Moncton Hawks and the Hall- inx saints. The day is now past. however. when the Saints were considered ii sure two points and in the future the Islanders will have to earn their way against Halifax. Against the Saint John Beavers the Islanders have come out about even with the Beavers possibly enjoying one more win.

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At present the Beavers and the Moncton Hawks are in their worst slumps of the season. The league leading Beavers. .who were once considered to be in a class by themselves, have not won a game since January 8th nnd that's 16 days ago. In their last six games the Saint John Entry has last five games and lied one and only the hot and cold play of the Islanders has resulted in the Beavers retain-

iz n 12 point lead over the second lniacc team. Sin e Phil Hughes left the Beavers 0 Dec. 30 they have

3--New y....."s..;...."'i'"

Mickoski. Sinclair, Delvecchio. Second Period 2-New York, Buller (Raleigh)

8:58

lxraftcheckl . . 14:22

Penalties: Lindsay (two min-

ors and major). Skov 2, Ev-

ans, Stewart. Goldham, Buller (minor and major). Third Period

4-New York. Ronty . 7:25 5-Detroit, Stasiuk (Howe. Delvecchio) . 15:47

Penalties: Kullman 0:51. Pro- novost (misconduct) 4:06. Ross 15:43.

Missing Mounties Turn Up Safe

OTTAWA, Jan. 20-(CP)-- Two R.C.M.P. constables. missing and believed lost for 10 days while on a northern patrol, haye turned up safely at their sub-Arctic des- tination. R.C.M.P. headquarters reported today.

The two Mounties were Con- stable Charles E. Boone. 27. Newcastle. N.S.. and Special Con- stable Norman Ford,,46, part Eskimo from Labrador.

They left Chesletfield Inlet on

won only two games.

This week. li.ke.evEry week froml

in fourth place. A good week and: their hold on second place will be strengthened. They play they Mll-

the Miners here

they play Saint John and on sat- urday night they play the Saints

lr. Halifax in another "must" game.

0 O 0 We extend our congrn-lulations

to the Frank Hansen rink which won the Charlottetown Curling Club Chainpioihhip on Saturday afternoon. For the Hansen rink it was an uphill battle all the way bin. the fact that they could come from behind showed that they are the stuff of which champio are made. The other members of the Hansen rink are Dr. J.C. Gallant, mate. 6. Kidd. ind alone and "Had" Maclnnls, leaa. , O I I p Art Hughes. colorful and effect- ve f ' - of the city League Anchors will leave this morning '0' Winnlpes. Manitoba where he will work with his uncle in Q trucking business. Artts departure will leave Ii big hole in Paul Wil- llams' ftofexise corps and it is ex- IWEWH IEATIEW place will be taken by his Merle nonuphle. nonz- aphle. a master of the poke chock.

now on. is an important one for by dog mam M." 5 lsomme "an lslanner-it A poor Week and the to the R.C.M.P. post in Baker Islanders could find themselves,L,,k., Th, ",3 1. .1,,,ug 1.000

lionalres here Tuesday night and to show up at their destlnatlo on Thursday in which usually can be -cached in mu-st names. on Wednesday night about four or five

Urges Canadians loin Air hirce

20 -- (OP) -- Prime Minister St.

the northwestern shores of Hud- son Buy in the Northwest Terri- tnriea Jan. 4. travelling eastward

miles north of Winnipeg. 1R.C.M.P. officials rbecame wor- ried when the constables falle

days mushlng from the coast blue. '

SAULT STE. MARIE. 0nl.. Jun.

Laurent. officially opening I mil- lion-dollar amioury in this North- ern -Ontario industrial city. sp- pealed Saturday to young Canad- lam to join the armed forces. He urged them to "go active" if pos- sible. otherwise to onlint in to- serve units .

The armoury. the first built. in Canada since the Second World War. will hoadqucmrs for mil- itary forces uu-ding the thriving, steel-producing community of 82.- 500 persons and the neat ship canal locks through which freight- ers pass from "supine:-'io Lake Huron, V Building! and equipment are fai- portsnt in strongtlmiing canrdn

my play toninht when the An- chors meet the Balms at the Forum.

in; in Guardian, huioticiovvn.

defenses. Mr. st. Laurent said. In addition. men-and women. too-

20-(CP)-NcivlKydd, 2nd stone. "Had" the first:

iwill attend the Dominion Champ- iions-hips at Winnipeg. '

lHansen. Skips Rink To

Victory In Club Play

The Frank Hansen skipped rinki Dr. J. C. Gallant. mate, C H

Macin- iiis. lst stone, won the Champ- of the Charlottetown afternoon by defeating: the J. S. MacDonald rink l1-lo. They will rcpreseiittlic Club in the provincial playdowns

Summerside, February 1'.lth. The: winner of the provincial series

Saturday afternoon's club final was a fitting climax to II week- long uamprtition that 5.'lW favor- ites go by the boards. The Mac- Donald rink rang up an impressive string of victories early in the schedule. but were toppled twice

' the steady-playing Hansen quartet in the final stages of play 7 The filial match. viewed liy H large number of spectators. pro- vided one of the best exhibltionso! curling in these parts for some- time. Flrst one rink then the Ioihor would take the lead in the

all-important match and the issue

remained in doubt to the end.

i, The Hansen rink rang-up a two Court at the start, but the lead was lshort-lived as the Ma.:Donnld rink

'won the next three ends. count-

ing a three end, and two singles. In the 5th and I-Iunsen scored a pair. but the MacDonald's came right back with a similar count in the 6th, it was in the 7th and 8th end that the stage was set for the drama to follow. Hansen gain- ed a three and two end and led 9-7. They split single counts in the 9th and 10th and. an the lltli the MacDonald rink. curled beautiful- ly. to tie the match 10-10. It was a straight stone for stone battle in he final end. The ”break" came when Skip Hansen, with MacDon- aid lying two rocks near the centre circle on the red. delivered a little less than hark weight stone chipped out one of the MacDon- ald rocks and tucked in behind the other for shot, MacDonald's final rock lust failed to push his No. 2 rock in for a counter and dis- lodge his "opponent. Hansen did nct require to toss his final rock. it was the third time these two rinks met during the competition. The MacDonald rink won the first engagement 14-6. but lost the sccond. Friday night, 14-l1. Saturday's line score follows: MacDonald on 102 mi 020-It) Hansen 200 020 320 101-11

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Glace Bay Miners In

l4-2 Victory Over

GLACE BAY. N, 5.. Jan. 20 -

(CP)-Glace Bay Miners. still playing their 'colorful. winning brand of hockey. Saturday crept

to within a. game of second-place Charlottetown, defeating the Is- landcrs 4-2 here in a Maritime Major League game.

Glace Bay's win kept them one jump ahead of Halifax, who not long ago shared third-place hon- ors with Miners. only six point: now separate second. thlr and fourth positions in the csguc standings.

A victory for the Islanders would have seen them move to within 10 points of saint John Beaverat as a result iof l3eavers' defelt at Halifax. .

Bob Leger scored the first goal at 16:29 of the first period. when both teams were evenly matched. Glace Bay went ahead two goals when Hubert Iliaccy. on a pass from coach Bud Poile. rifled one peat Frederick at 18:24 of the sec- on ,

H-ederlck had his hands more than full in the second and third periods. stopping at of a total of 44 shots. Arneil had it comparat- ively easy. handling 32.

In the third, Bucko finished a neat passing

Trainer play by

Sandy's Ramblers . will from covolioail

Covehead entry 3-: in a fast and well played nine at the covotiead rink, Wllf Thommon led thawin-

Chttown Islanders

scoring when the period was only 42 seconds old. Favero and Walt Pawlyshyn drew assists on the goal.

Glace Bay came roaring back. rifting in two goals. Delmonte and Johnny Anderson were the marks- men,

Buck Whltlock scored Charlotte- town's second goal late in the period on a pass from Travis.

Lineups:

Charlottetown - Goal Frederick: defence. Vitale. Travis. Dutcliak. Gray. Mobagen; forwards. Trainor. Fiivero. Pawlyshyn. Whltlock. Smith. Frezcll, Marshall, Bell- ringer.

Glace Bay - Goal. Arnell: de- fence. Cooper. Wlndley. McBride. Bloomer, Myketyn: forwards. Charley. Haley. Anderson, Wywrot. Bailey. Leger. Delmonta, Polls.

First Period 1-Glace Bay. Leger (Wywrot, Bailey) ........ 16:29 Penalties -- None.

Seconililterioil 2--Glace Bay. Macey (Poile) ................ 16:24 Penalties--Gray 12:24. Myketyii 12:24. Pawlyshyn 15:15.

Third Period

3-Charlottetown. Trainor

tPawlyshyn, Faveroi (O 4-Glace Bay. Delmonto

(Macey) 0:32 5-Glace Bay. Anderson

(Haley. Charley) ........ 15:5 0-Charlottetown. Whltlock (Travis) ,............,. 1a:oa Penalties -- None.

Sandy's Ramblers handed the 5pm., Covehead Flyen their first defeat Ffgdgflck ,,,,,.....,1a 11 15-44 of the union AI they downed the Ameil 12 o 1142