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me Guardian, Charlottetown. Thurs. Feb. 14, 1963. 11 /’____

Morell Has

355m ECHOES

By Norman

Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

Tournament

Eight basketball teams parti- cipated in an invitational bas- ketball tournament last week- end at Moreli high school. The tourney was held in conjunction

Macdonaid

in sports. if you have a reputation for being good, it's a real ace in the hole. Teams which play against the New York Yankees in regular season games and in World Series commit errors that they probably wouldn't commit playing against ano- ther team. The stomach but- terflies are working overtime and jitters prevents athletes from performing at peak pro- ficiency. lee wat is what you need in your veins to get that game winning hit in baseball, or putt in golf. or shot in curing.

formed decidedly less profic- iently against the “big name" rinks than against the "runny. the-mill" foursome. They missed

We don‘t know who will win this British Consols competition, but there isn't any doubt about the champion raconteur in these parts. None other than the pres- ident of the Summerside Cur- ling Club. Eric Johnston. He had everyone in stitches at the Tuesday night.

much good. Eric has I special gift of story telling which can't earned in a correspondence

’ganecdotes. but it mightn’t do

school.

The Intermediate "A" hoc- key league play-offs are with us. a the draw for semi- final play was rather lucky because it involves very little travelling in either series. If anyone is interested. we'll bet our last nickel. and we

The other series, between the Prince County Combines and RAF Eagles should be an even money proposition. if can judge from the last six or seven games those .teams have played. At the start of the year the Com- bines could beat the airforco boys by a decisive margin. Since then the Eagles have the Combines have slipped. and the two clubs seem to have met each other half way up (or down) the ladder of success.

If the Cutcilffe - coached crew

The ice racing program at North River Causeway was run off in record time yesterday with four entries emerging double winners.

The fastest time of the after- noon was stepped by Roddie Ford’s Millie Lee. The mar relned by Lester Smith. the distance in 30.3 in her firs outing and went her second trip in 31 flat.

Other double winners on the card were Milss Chief, owned and driven by Cynil Smith, Lady Slmcoe and Audrey's Pride.

Officials for the race were:- starters - L. Neil.

Jack Mulligan; WH. Beaton. Entries for Saturday's card hills)! be in by taillight (Thurs. ay .

ETHIOLTIICGI‘

‘ The results are as follows:—

,' FIRST RACE lliiss Chief (C.V. Smith) 1 1 Doctor Alex (D. MacNeill) 2 2 m. Baker (C. Smith) 8 4 Silent Ensign (Campbell) 5 3 ‘Joyiand (G. Macheod) 6 5 Hey Ga'hagam (E. Shaw) 4dns Times: — 32.3; 32. Miss Chief owned by C.V. Smith, Hunter River.

SECOND RACE

Millie

Lee (T... Smith) 1 1 Dayton Hill (I. Moreside) 3 2 Hickory Doc (0. Morrissey) 2 3 Ann‘s Ciegg (E. Cir-w) 4 4 lynx (w. MacKcnzic) 5 6 Billy C. Duddls (C. Smith) 6 5 , Times: — 30.3; 31.

Millie bee owned by Roddie Ford. Hunter River.

‘ rump RACE Lady Simcoe

(8. Parsons) 1 ,Nellie Bangs (L. Neill) 2 Noble Ail-got (0. Morrissey) 6 Roger Parlay (E. Clow) 3 IDlnIomat Royal (0. Rose) 5 (Chief Ozaukee (A. MacDonald)

4 6

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I’erfect. Hal (l-i Carr) 7 7 Times:-3l. :

1.2.

Curling Draw

For Montague

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Leona Sinclair vs Dor-

“03.

£5: 2 — J(Legion) Doug Mc- ' n W . . .

.RML E Cudmors

‘ I“ 1 — Kay hes vs Kath-

?Tine Stewart. m. Re — (Legion) -— P. Sin-

‘ml' vs G. Nicholson.

Stomach Butterflies Working

A Champion Roconieur

Even Money Proposition

4 Double Winners Seen At Causeway

with Moreil high's first winter carnival.

Boys' and girls' teams from Mann hi'li h 'l ' m

what looked like easy take-out on g 'c °°' were "pre‘ Show. and one or two of ml“canted. Montague won the boys'

I section. with Souris finishin e- headllners virtually backed lil-1 mud, and in the girls’ divigsign. to their victories. What we need ‘

Morell emerged on top, wit is a ummobthe-mur quartet Sourls again taking the runner- that will say: "who's this ‘big

up spot. name rink anyway? Never

The tournament was organis~ heard of them." Then go out and ed by Tommy Dunphy. athletic play as if they hadn't. tor at

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MONTREAL (CPl Presi- dent Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey League has fined Montreal coach Toe Blake

for remarks about the officiating after Canadiens' 6-3 loss Maple Leafs here Jan 31.

Campbell said Wednesday Blake's remarks implying the officials had bet on the result of the game were “completely ‘unwarranted and unfounded."

He added in a statement that Blake’s remar “s a serious

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direc Morel] high school. The percentage of shots

that do what the were 0 meant to do must bye fairly Ice Sports

high, however. We've seen o y the evening gsmcs. Kings County ice sports will If in Morell’s new rink

sad the play. from the point

of view of a novice. at least.

seems to be of a high order.

if you're lucky enough to e 1

I‘m ' mm" "‘3’" 5"" Friday night, Feb. 15. with start-

In‘; [$th or in "on" oi you‘ ing time at 7 30 It will be Mor-

an egvesarunnngcom- . . “.

mentary of the possibilities ggfmmmiy ‘0 m“ the

of a ven shot, it makes in ‘

“mf'mm interesting_ 9 Schools from all sections of Kings will send their winners to

omeof the school

represented will include Monta- gue. Murray River. Murray Har-

bor. St. Peter's Lake. Morell.

Souris. St. Peter's, Green es-

dows. St. Teresa’s and Morell.

The sports will be followed by

a high school hockey playoff

game between Moreli High and

Souris HS. This will be the third

game in the best-of-five series in

which Morell won the first game

and the second was a draw.

might throw in our second last nickel for good measure. that the Royals will tske the Penguins like Dew took Manila. Granted the Pen- guins have played some ood games against Sandy's dan- dies. but "desire" should b a big factor in Series ‘. .A". The Royals will be determin- ed to cop this series at any cost.

Cliff Sentner. above. stand- out goalie with PWC Welsh- man last season. has signed s Penguins' card for 1962453 and will be guarding the twines ; for the 01d Snipers when Lcrrns PRESS QUOTE they enter Maritime Junior l Campbell said in his state- Pllydownll Cliff may "9 hi5 'ment: “Blake was reported in first action this Saturday af- .Montreal-Matin (a French-lan- ternoon .when Halifax All-Stars iguage daily in Montreal) ,5 visit The Sports‘ Arena. having said.

"‘The league should stop

talking about the Galiinger case

Ke y and start talking about the

In Politics

Kelly said he intends to com-

TORONTO (CP) —— Leonardibine hockey and campaigning (Red) Kelly. veteran centre‘during the election.

with Toronto Maple Leafs. has: “I'll finish out the NHL sea-

decided to stay in politics. (son. but I'll work at the election

Kelly says he will let hisland do the best I can for the

name go forward when the'people of my constituency if

York West Liberal Association you'll nominate me," he said in

reflection on the integnlty of the officials and is clearly in viola- tion of the league rules"

die Powers refereed the stormy game. in which Blake drew a bench penalty for pro- testing a Toronto goal.

be unopposed at the nomination meeting.

and as far as the Penguins are concerned, who needs it? If the Birds did get into the finals, they might not be able to finish be- cause of the junior play-offs co- ming up. So anyone who will bet on the Penguins for this one will bet on his great-grandmother to win the marathon twist. should be an exciting series. however, because the two teams have come up with tome really close games.

Ha b3 Recall Gerry Brisson

MONTREAL

(C?)

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son, 26, of Spo the Western Hockey eague. A club spokesman said Bris

oston Bruins. been short a return of Red Berenson to Hull

start playing the caliber of hoc- key that l, for one, still think they are capable of playing. may see those airforce birds e spread-eagled all over the land- scape. There‘s an “if” there;

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League earlier this week.

— Mont~ real Canadiens of the National Hockey League Wednesday re- called left winger Gerry Bris- kane Comets of

son may join Canadiens in time for tonight‘s game here against Canadiens have player since the

Ottawa Canadiens of the East- n Professional Hockey

chooses a candidate Monday for a statement.

the April 8 federal election. He. He said he is in the “dying- won the riding in the last elec- out stage of my hockey career tion and it is expected he will after 16 years."

MONTREAL (CP) — Coach Toe Blake of Montreal Canadiens said Wednesday ailing goalie Jacques Plante will “in all prob- ability" play in the nets when Canadiens meet Boston here tonight.

Blake made the statement— and did not elaborate—after a Canadiens’ practice attended by the veteran goalie.

Plante has been bothered by. sore muscles in the hip andl groin in the last two weeks. an i missed three games with the ailment last week.

Blake didn’t say who would replace Plante if the veteran goalie is unable to play. But a _______.___._,

officials, whose work in thisl game gave the impression they had wagered on the result.‘ "

Blake later denied making the remark about the bet. but sub- sequently modified his stand and said he had not said it for publication.

Campbell said Blake has been notified of the fine and must {pay immediately. Canadiens' coach was fined $2,000 for punching a referee in the Stan- ley Cup finals two seasons ago.

GRAHAM RECOVERING

MONTREAT. N.C. (AP) —- Evangelist Billy Graham. re- cuperating at his home follow- ing an attack of pneumonia. was reported feeling better Monday. The evangelist taken ill last week while in Dallas, Tex., said a psuedomonas virus had settled in his lungs andi that he is receiving speciali treatment.

club spokesman said the mosii likely candidate is Charlie then was beaten on five of the Hodge, Quebec Aces' goalie whollii shots on him in his first worked out with Canadiens Wed-‘game Tuesday with Aces. a 5-3 nesday. loss to Hershey.

Canadiens said Tuesday spare Meanwhile Bill Head, Cana- goalie Cesare Maniago. who diens' physiotherapist. says he filled in for Piante in the three‘thinks Plante‘s persistent sore- games last wee . has been.ness may be caused by a new loaned temporarily to Aces. Ca- lpair of skates.

“die” I move was Head explained he has no-

bemg made to Sit“? the 29-)if-‘al‘j‘ticed the soreness has tended to

old Hodge a res. (change its location in the area The club said Hodge couldlof Piante’s hip and groin. He return to his home in the Mont-lalso noticed Plante’s new skates real suburb of Lachine and keep don't seem to fit his feet com- in shape by practising with forlabiY- Canadiens. MIGHT TILT PELVIB Manlago's recent play has “so it could well be that his left room for criticism. He al-lnew skates have caused an un- lowed 11 goals in the three balanced pelvis position and the

games he replaced Plante, and.

Hab CoachlJake Plan’re May Guard Canadiens' Ne’r Tonight

muscular troubles which result from it," he said Plante dates the beginning of his muscle pains from shorin after he he, gan using the new skates last

... n: =

Head likened the case to l mysterious muscle ailment that

:plagued former Canadiens star ‘Maurice Richard in the. 1957.5!

season. Richard eventually was ordered to take a long rest in Florida in the latter part of the season. and came back to lead Canadiens to the Stanley Cup in the playoffs.

Head says he believed Rich- ard's leg injury was caused by (unbalanced muscle strain result- ‘ing from trying out several new pairs of skates.

From the Rockies to the Atlantlcl

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not as big as Kipling's but still an ‘ if". We're picking the Com- bines on the chance they will snap out of their slump, but we won't question the judgment ofl anyone who puts his shekels on the RAF team to win. The on- Iy fellow whose judgment we'll question is the poor guy who doesn't get to see the series” It's bound to be a hum-dinger anyway you look at it.

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