Four And Possibly Five I Team City Hockey League To Start Next W

' LTTTLE SPORT

Miners Lead All The Way F or 4-2 Victory Over Islanders At New Glasgow

NEW GLASC-OW.t0P) - Ghee numiners led all the way in defeating Charlottetown I.Ila.i-idere 4-2 in the Maritime Muior Hockey League Tuesmy night.

Glace Bay moved to witlun five points of second place Sydney and are now five points ahead of Charlottetown.

The game, scheduled for Ghat- lottetown. was played here by mutual agreement.

Bill Needham. Bobby Brown. Gordon Myles and Cooper Leyte scored for Glace Bay: Biicko Trai- rior and Buck Whitlock for Island-

ere.

MlIl0J'S led 11-0 at the end of the

first and mainlied Charlottetown goals in the second and third per- lmis. Roger Bes.-ette in Islaiiders net handled :39 shots. Cliff Hicks made 26 stops tor .Vlinei's.

Needhaiii took a pass imm Ker-l

rin Rotliforci for the first goalt and iiiiiiutes later Bruvin scored on a pal Xtltli Li-yie.

Chill'l0Ut”..t)illl upeiied the second. mm vvii.il4.ok passing to Tiaiiior ' Glace Bay niiitt-lied it in the clos-i . in ::'l'r.-. oi 'llP period irhcii .liln: st-ii-ezl

Vk'ii.tL:icK .x tlVll(l the 'llll'fl. In : game Cl'lH'.'l 1. Ecssr-tt.e. Wrh

:ii eailr 111 .it to tie the

pulled Ciro sectiiids

out i l

re-

rmlning Leyla shot the puck into the empty Charlottetown net.

Lineup:

Glace Bay: Goal. Hicks; diefence. Treen. Campbell; forwards. Leyte. Farelli. Myles. Needham. Whyte, Brown. Connelly, Rochford Lum-

ley. Miller. Charlottetown Goal. Bessette; defence, Gustaveaon. Blackburn,

Busch; forwards, Gray, Whitlock, Palladiiw, Ti-ainor, Carver. Sain- don. Gigriac. Ritchie. Officials: Matheson, Cullen. Summary: First. Puiod 1-Glace Bay. Neeclhnm tR.ochifordi 2-Glace Bay. Brown iLeyiei 17:04 Penalties: Wh-itlook. Farelli 1.25. Needham. 6.35. Lumley 12.54. Second Period 3-Cliarlotteltown, Trainor

2:34

tWhlLlOClU . .. 2.02 A--Glace Bay, Myles iLumley. Farellir 18:25

Penalties: Farelli 1.00. Palladino

9 30. Lumley and Gray 12.48, llla)i)l'S. Leyte 14 03. - Third Period 5 --Whit lurk i23 6--Gliiive Bay. Latte i9.58l Penalties: None. Stops. l Hicks 11 10 5-26 ' Bessette 8 9 12-39

Penalty Aids

4-3 Victory Over Halifax

SYli)ll-ZY. (UP) A third l)Pll0d' pi-natty lielpvti Sydiivy Aiillion-I sires to a -t-:5 um over lzilifzix Atlantics in tho .Vfaritime Mayor

Hockey Leaczue Tuesday night. Hzilifnx Iorvirird Pete hVywi'ut.' drew a minor penalty at 1:39 of. the third and Roger Duhur soar-l ed the winner for Sydney less: than two minutes later. l

Second place Sydney is now? only so-inn points behind league-I leading: .-'ttl:iiitl4's. l

Hr-sides lliihuc. Roger Guay,' Lorne Pirie and Gordie GOWRTH scored for Sydney. Rill Ford Zfill

two inr Halifax and Bob Briwness added the third.

This loss was the sarvniid in suc- rea.:lv- nights for .-kllaiilirs.

Near the close of the first per- lnd Sydney broke I 2-2 tie wherii Diihiir passed to Andy Hr-Calluml;

who flipped the puck ahead to Cowan for ii clean shot at .V'fc-1 Meekin.

Each team had six shots in tho? set-nnd period. but Halifax scored; the only goal when Rob Rownessi set Pill Ford up at 2:37.

After taking the lead ucll goal in the third. played defensive hockey. holding. fttlavitleii at bay the rest of thcl game.

Referee Laurie Power called eight penalties, four to each club.

on Duh-, Sydney

Lineup:

Halifax-Goal MoMeekin: de- fem-e: Area-nd. Levpine. Bloom, McNeil: forwarsd: Wyiwrot, Bow-

noss. Ford. Mci'Phee. Hollevbt, Wat- son. Lcclerc.

Sydney-Goal: Defeiice: defence: .VfcCallum. O'Connor. Cooper, Mc- Donald: forwards: Pirie. Robertson. Marshall. Cowan. Charley. Dubuc. Guay. Lacrolx. .VlcIrit.yre.

Referee: Laurie Power. Lines- mee: Mcrntyre and Peters, STIHIMARY Firivt Period

1-Sydney. Guay

tMclnty-re, Lacroixl 2:34 3--Halifax, Brvwriesl 1:34 iiesydney. Pirie

iftoberteon, Mitrniiitlil . 12:37 Lelfallfax. Plord

taowneas. wywmt) .. 13:32 B-Sydney. Cowan

IMcCnllum. Dubuci 16:17

Penalties: McNeil and Mc-

Intyre 0:49

Second Period G-Halifax. Ford

tBnvi'iies.si 2:217

P"l'lRll.lPS. Lopine 13:41, 17:11.

Chm-lay 13:41

Third Period 7--Svriiiry. Dubuc

4('2mx'aiii 3.15

Pruiritties: Wyvrrot 1:39. O'Con- rim" 7 23. Coir-an 15:14.

Stops: Niclfeckin ll ti k-21 Defelire '1 5 6-18 S'side Curling Rink Schedule

The lrilltmiinz i- the .K4'llPllillP

lot the Siiiiinioiz-'ide Curling Rink for lllli meriini::--

7:00 P. W.-

ire i E. P. T-"ole: rs. P. Keyes

ire 2 H. E. Clark vs. G. F.l Cameron

Ice 3 T. E. Hickey vs. W. A. Currie

8:30 P. M.-

Ire 1:12. A. Home vs. R. Mc- Iariz .

Ice 2--(1. J. Hayes 'VI. H. R. Inc-Farlane

Ice 3-r. Follnnd VI. .1. E. Mor- rilon.

Willie Pep Wins Unanimous ill-lloundgglleclslon

JACKGCNVNLIJE. Pin" (AP) - Willie Pm. for-Ina worlrh feather-

.l2alaiicc book.

Sydney To

Hockey Schedule

Folloviing is the revised hockey schedule. for the Soiith East South Shore. Hockey League. All games are to be played in the Murray Harbour Rink.

January: 32-Little Sands at Siunmerville 25-Murray 1-larbcr at Littlesaiids

Znmummerville at Murriiy Harbor North .

29-Little Sands at Murray Har- bor North.

February:

I--Murray Harbour at Summer- ville -

3---Murray Harbor at. Little Sands

5-Summerville at Murray Her-l

bnr North 8wMui'ray Harbor at Little Sands 10-Little Sands at Summerviille 12-Muri-av Harbor at Murray Har- bor North 15--Little Sands at Murray Harbor North l7--Murray)-1ai'boi' at Siimmerville All above games are to be play- ed in the Murray Harbor Rink.

Nolre Dame Defeat P.S.S.

Notre Dame basketball players. defeated the West. Kent girls yes-l terday afternoon in the score of 18-13. The game was played at the Holy Name Hall. ..High scorer for Noira Dame was Deborah Connolly with eight points. Betty Houston from West Kent led her team with seven points. Other Notre Dame scores were. Lorainne Ma.cKinnori 16!, R. Glllis (2). and Elaine Mclninis t2'. West Kent scorers were W. MacDonald iii Hi and Pauline Johnston (2).

Early Season Holdouts Dog Baseball clubs

(By JA.(Y;(mlHANl))

NEW YORK (AP)-Ilt looks like a long. tough winter for the ball clubs with holdouts sprouting in the r,olia.l'. Loud walls are drlftiiiig hack from the outlands as "feel:-r" contracts find their way into mail boxes along the rural routes.

some of the owners may haw; a toiigh time explaining to the hired hands how much money they lost and how much ' attendance dioppod. The athletes are hep to the fact that television contracts often run into six figures in '..he. Ills no secret that . a few clubs figure on the TV dough 1 to meant the player payroll.

so far the players are asking only for the world series and oil- star TV cash. But the bays may start gunning for I. cut of the daily TV take. '

How would you like to have George Weles' job of slgnin the Yankees? Five straight pennants, five straight world series - the greatest, Add to that the complica- tion of the stadium sale. last month. The ball players read all about it in the papers. how Del Webb and Dan Topping said for sc..'.oo.ooo soinethlng they bought for t2.tlX).000 A few years back and still own the ball clib in human nature for the he!) to at for imelr Ditc-

B4-rrl Wank 340.3

whitey Ford already has said he wants more Yogi Bern is engi- ing for 5 040,000 salary and Oil Mcboucoid wants a false. Dow: think Ed Input. Phil mnuto and son-ieof theothereuegolruhibe easy to rope.

How about the other clubs? The last few years John Quinn was In Boston, on he had to do was 'puiI out the turnetlle fiulel and I Brave would roodi for A fountain

each pen. '11'ie players were ofrlid (herd

hovetoosyfortheii-unlfarnir sincetlie oiub movedto Mil-

-pointe each for WK S. Alan Mac-

on. -u nu c mu-no an t...-on -um -as

'P-AGE SIX Tl-IE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

W. If. S. Defeat Q.S.S. 35ft)

A closely fought basketball game last. night was decided in the dying minutes when West Kent defeaited Queen Square 35 10,30. Ken Mac- Kenzie and Jim White had 12

The Maritime Major Hockey Lea- gue dispute between the Islanders and Glace Bay Miners and the resultant suspension of the Island- ers is believed to have been lifted as the result of consultations be- tween the top brass of both c.ubs. l The Miners have requested an advance of 3500 from the Island- ers in order to meet their payroll this week. The money will be re- turned to the Islanders at a later date when the Islanders and Miri-

I . l

Kenzie got nine points and l.ari-y Flak two. For Q. S. 5. Ray Mi- Gonnell led the pack with 13 poiiits. other scores for Queen Square were Barnie MacDonald I10) Ian Mac- Donald M), Merill Flynn I21 and Gillis ill. The game was played at the Y. M, C. A.

Curling Draw

ggwr ins re-paly last satiirday nights Games schetliiled for "lie Rcr.- game- dnvnus -1-mum. M my Cumngt Oiub Prisitlcnt Smith MacF:i"

lane accoinpanicd the Islanders to lNe.w Glasgow yesterday for their gaiiie with the Miners. He con- .ierreri iiith Glace Bay officials at

Rink tonight are: 7:00 p.ni. Ice 2 - J S. MacDonald vs W L MacDonald.

3,39 9,1", ll lNew Glasgow and -phoned Jim 1c; 1 A w. R, Ma;-Nam ys D Maccallum. secretary of the Club Saunders. limit the dispute had practically Ice 3 S R. Atkinson vs F H"tn- been settled I son, The Miiii-rs flsked the Islanders for 3500 from last night's gameU

Ice 4 - Ed Tanton vii W. Woi-tli.

Tney iiill return the riioiiey when .M..iVk.. the I:-l.iiidcl's lay last 5HIUl'drI)r"5 p . . 0 .game. (this game will either be .played in Glace Bay or New Glas- ygow. Ac.cordin.g to LIFCSPITL. indica- tions it viill be played In New F0110iVlnlI 15 l0d3.V'5 Sthfdlllf 0i:Glasgow on Thursday. February activities at Rotary Riiikze aim, 2 P-m--4.45--Sk'tllHllL The Islanders were suspended by 5 P-m--P”W”VPll1h'5 League President C. Roy Mac- Sprim; Park Bltlemds V5 W051 1Dou;ild on Sunday for raiiin--. to K9” Haw” liiiake Glace Bay on Saturday night Fii30'”Q- 5-5 B"””5 W P- 5- 3- lyfor ii game with the Miners. a cons. 7.30-Jtive.iiile Abcgweir practise I

I All players interested in trying out: Doubleheader

i l l

l

l t

for the team are invited to at-

tend.

9.00--Practise for Government A N R'

l or iver

Olson-Rindone Boul Saturday

SAN FRANCISCO. tAPi-Mid-' dlsweight champion Carl IF3nbo)l Olson, trimly geared and puiicliiiig and D.

In a doubleheader hockey game at North River Rink last lllszht. North River and Dunstaffniigc played to B scoreless draw in the flrst game, and Winsloe shut out Long Creek 3-0 in the second.

Scoring for Winsloc was (tune by S. MacDonald iilio got a pair Maccallum with A single-

.with precision. takes on Joe Rlll--ton.

done here Satiirday night in a 10- -round non-title fight.

It will be Olson's first bout sincr he won the crown by beatiiig Eng- land's Randy Turpin. The champ can't be accused of taking on a soft touch in what is a tune-up for big battle in Chicago. April 2. ,g,H when he will defend his crown I.-m....m.d Hmm, move”, of me '"'."5' welterweight km” Km Ottawa Senators will join the Gavuan llslandcrs, it was learned here last

I i

liiiopEiFiiT loin Islanders

Rindone Ls rough. tough iiiid a.l)- 1 ht I Club seem” Jim solutely not awed by the fact he "8 ' mm W has a date with the boss of the Maccuuum .6 the kg

Riopelle is coming landers as ii replacement for Claude Robert. It is hoped that he may be here for Thursday night's game lagainst Sydney Millionaires.

lllesidt;-DffS'slile Schoolboy curling

160-pound division.

Hockey Scores

(By The Canadiiin Press) Mnritime Major Halifax 3. Sydney 4 Chiirlotieiovsii 2. Glace Bay 4. New Brunswick Senior Moncton 2. Amherst 3 Saint John 3. Fredericton 3. American League Syracuse 2. Cleveland 4. Quebec League

-Results of yesterday"; matches. in the Summerside eolioolboy round; robin curling comvetition: j T. Macxernzle 010 110 00-3

Valleyfield 3. Ch-icoutiinl 5. V- ”a”'” M 0m ”T7l 5PYing'fle(l)d iM(7qnll'IFRl 4 . Dee LH.-Hrgey 000 41; con-1, " '0 -"Mr '1 11100010-4 Ohatliam 3. Windsor 1 B” Haley Kitchener 3. Owen Sound ti. G. Hm'r'is 101 0'10 20-4; Ontario Junior A. Morrison 010 100 00-21

Banie 4, Gait 5

Guelph 2. Kitchener 8. Ontario-Quebec Junior

Royals 3. St. Catharines 10

Quebec Junior Jonquicre 0. Quebec 5 Exhibition Detroit NHL 5.,Sherbrooke QHI.

Civilian Rifle Club Shoot

Following are the rwulte of the Civilian Rifle Club shoot:

5"

Northern Ontario Senior

Saiilt,-Ont. 4,,"Pembr?e-1, 1:”? 3::Ldt?.?zr:1" ' " ' A. F. Gormlcy

Ball Players 3:: :2; . , R. Vessey . .94 Enlerlain Hosiiilal 2:: o i ' E. Jones B9

Mary Gam-ble B0

The mevmbe s of the sport Lodge Trotters basketball team last night entertained the iiatinn-:3 and staff of Failoonwood Hospital with dernonstrwions of basketball. badminton and ping pong in thg Hoqiital auditorium.

The evening's entertainment was directed by Jack Ready, Recrea- tlonsii supervisor at the Hospital. Dr. J. C. 'n1(i-iiiuit of the Hospital Btefftook port in some of mic athletic events and lHIDT.Cd in the operation of the others.

The '11-om:-a llplit up into two sections for The butt-than gum: wiii the Reds defection the Whites by in 65-5 score. The game was handled by Jim needy and George Muoorisld.

The badminton demonstrations were then by Jack Reedy. Wen- our Gillie and Joe Corie.

Poloiwlng are the players who took part in the evenlrias anter- loirlnentt Herold Howlitt. ainrlla. luedy. cliff Ready. George Muc- Donlld. wand:-I1 Cilllis. Thane Doyle Joe coyie. Des Burn and

Wellington And Richmond Win Hockey Games

The Richmond Eagles defeated the Grand River Cardinals 10-! and the wellington Battier-I wal- loped the Mount Fleuent Huvu 21-5 Saturday night in I hockey doubleheader at the Mount Pleu- Int rink.

F. r'iieGersld paced the Rich- mond aueuit on Grand River by drilling home five goals. other Richmond goals were sound by J. Doaoche. O. Mecrleill. I luoiielli, K. Pitaoen-std and V. Hlnoei-old. rather Pius Murnuchen sod Nor- man Mtecxlnnori toured for Grand

River. eight

Eldon Goodwin scored goals. Just one short of three-ho: tricks for the high scoring Wel- liut.on'Dsttlen. Claude lerlow

while

lPark will he held today commen-p

Islanders, Miners Reach Agreement Over MMHL Suspension Problem

Races Here This Afternoon:

The Wednesday afternoon races the Chiirloltetimn

tactivities pretty well and there ar

at b

ring at two nit-lurk. . Following are the starters Miss.

Palli. Sonny B.. Roma

Girl. Helen

R.. Jack The Weavenl

l.:i.-axle, Prodlgiin Vic! Ronnie's Mon:-y. liauiiinn ' Bud- lnng. Laura Biitilring. Roh l Last Dollar. Hoosier Doctor, Clever Pallic. l

Any :iIhcr- iii-liiiiy to start

i"lll be t'l:is"fied at tlw track.

Beavi-irsSAiidS O Braves Win Minor Games,

The Beavers defeated the Aces 12-2 while the Braves downed the Royals 1-0 in Minor League li0('-l key gt-imes at the Rotary Rinkl yt-sierdtiy. i

Summary'.--

Beavers-Pascher

Beavers-Currie

Beavers-Paschal"

Bearers-Cralibe

(Crabbe) tP-ascher)

l.Vla('Ai'tliurl

Beavers. Currie tPascheri Beavers-Past-licr tCi'abliM Beavers-Crabbe I'Pasclier) Beavers-(Tialilin tCui'riel Beavers-Crahlip BeavcrsgCrahlio Aces-Trainnr tflriat-lmiiaidi

R0l1VPl'3i-Rll'l Beavers-MarAi't liu ll .-'tces- Arsenaull lGrift'inl

clapiudiwhip" Bradalbane 7-3

Briitlalbaiie Moniirciis were de- feated by the Crnpaiid Heart Breakers to the tune of 7-3 in up fast. rugged game in the-Crapaudt rink last night. 1

Summary:---

First. Period l--Crapaud, Wood iNirliolsonl 2-Crapaud, B. .Viai'Lean 3-Crapaud, S. Ferguson,

twondi 4--Bratlnlbane. i.l. Bernardi

Penalties: J. Bernard. Slierren

Second Period 5--Ciapaud. For-giison.

tMnt'Lt-an)

6--Bradalhanc. J. Bernard,

tsherrcnll

7--Crapaud, D. Rogcrsnn.

iwoodi

-l

Sherren.

8- Flriidalbane, Smith. lBernarili 3

9 -Crapaud. H. Ferguson, 4Woodl

No penalties.

Third Period

l

T0--Criipiiud, Wood. (D. Maclmanl

Penalty: Sherren.

Refcrc-cs: Wood and Dawson. -.

Albany Blanks" J New Haven 4-0

Lowell Macilean got his first shutout of the season when the Albany Saint Pals blanked New Haven Ramblers 4-0 last. night. in Crapaud rink.

Summary: - First Period No score.

Penalties: Griffin. Williams. Second Period 1 Albany. Dougay. tBrndsliawl Penalties Cudmorc. Welsh. Third Parlnd 2--Albany. W. Marla-an, 11.. Waddrlll 3 -Albany. D. Dawson. (W. Ciinnonl 4-Albany.-H. Muttiirt, 4P. Naoniin) - Penalty: Taylor. Referees: Wood and Dawson.

Montague Curling

in win. all

l watched by

.ihe comfortable. t way Stadium.

Sport Echoes Friiiii ' Prince County

It would seem we are not quite ready to accommodate the overflow of winter tourists from Florida.- Our mild winters are not safe tol keep as pets because they can turn around and bite you at the drop of A thermometer. The past week'sl hlizzards have tied up local sports e

not too many Sport Echoes re-

Driwnz verberating through this particular sonny

neck of the Island.

The Summerside Athletic As-

Hrzrgggafjlsoi-iation's program for minor iinc- N911), Murphy and Landry W” t 1 key. and skating for tiny lots have Vefy hog and Madieody power and

stolen the headlines from all oth- er sports in this vii-inity during the past week. it is the biggest

rmleiiprogisam of its kind elcr attempt- standing onensivelx

ed in the Prince County capital. and seems to have the co-open ation of the riti7.ciis. The size of the project is giving Jimmie Hogan and Bob Clark. the leaders in the movement. iii few lieadarhes. but both these men. and their assist- ants consider the beneficial re- sults whlch should follow more than make up for the trouble it takes to keep the program func- tioning smoothly.

Thc tiny tots skating jiimboreo every.Snturday morning is is ire-. mendous thing. Somewhere in the vicinity of 400 hoys and girls un-l der nine years of age attended the first one. The spectacle re- sembled a huge flock of sea-gulls getting ready in become alr- borne. There was barely elbow room between the laboring but en- thusiastic kiddies. and pride was very much in evidence both be- fore and after Pl fall.

it is a fine gesture on the part of the ninnagomeiit of the Race- way Stadium to provide this free skate for the yoiingsicrs. some of whom iniiy he young-stars day. it is also sound

l

business.

With the i'oiiiiniintion of this pro- sgmomagmy MACK." zram Summerside will have in fu- 7.G9o,.gewwn. Macumd

Georgetown '..iAN'UARY 20. 1954 wins first

Game of Series

series for

Iwas fast throughout and

2-Montague. Nelson T l tMacRaei .. 9:23 M 3-Georgetown, Macbeod n tstevensi 10:03 --- Penalties: Martell. Stull. TORONTO. (GP) - 'riia.onm- second Period dlan amateur boxing cha. ionihips

4-Georgetown. stull

SDI"? 5-Georgetown. Power

eek

The gtyh Hockey League, ma , recon ve yeul. was xv-organ. ind yeetenhy afternoon at a meet. in of hockey repioentativee in Prince of Wales College. .

Gordon Bennett was denied Drealdent. and Lnyillm Bohunmn of simurm-side vice president. Th. eecntuy is Bill Laaweil.

Representatives of four teams were present at the meeting and signified their intention of ant. bring I. team. The four are sum. mexelde Aces, Charlottetown Abbie; st. Dunstiui's University am Prince of Wales College.

A fifth teem Freetown Royal may also enter the League, pm. town ropresenitatives were imam. to attend the meeting but infonnpii president Gordon Bennett last night. that they wished to Join the ctr. cult.

Games will be played .4 gm Summerside Raceway and likeli- the ciiarioiietown Forum. Most oi the Charlottetown games will he Tl-19359-Y and Thumdwlf hi-8-M5 while the Summerside games will be on Saturday.

The League schedule will open on. Tuesday night, January 25 with Prince of Wales College playing gm Acm in Summerside and St. Dun- stan's playing the Abbies in Char- lottetown.

Visiting teams will receive eight cents a head as their share of the

In the first game of sriilne-game the Southern King's Hockey Cup. played at F ,, town last night. the Georgetown Eagles defeated the Montague shmohawks 10-5 in s. crowd-pleiw liig 'game. For early season, the posing plays were exceptionally good by both tennis. The pace some hard-hitting featured the contest. Georgetown lined up several new players as I-Iughie Power, I long- time Montague star joined the Eagles and scored two pretty goals. Stull of Charlottetown, playing his first game with the Eagles also picked up two mark- ers. The first string line of Mac-

Stevens line turned in a splendid passing game. M-acPhee, Johnson. Maccoiinell and Sullivan were out-

For Montague, Clements, Nelson.

M L , M.cR.a rid H h . W3: 3:; mu: 9 5 '13 55 gate receipts. The management of Lineups: ' the summer-side Raceway will split.

the gate on a 50-50 basis with the

Georgetown: Goal, Sullivan; de- leamg

fence, M.acPhee, J ohnson. Ma.c- - . Ccniiell; forwards. Landry, Mu:- mtigfggdgrigghtg eg:.mw,::ut1dy”t;:: Neill, Murphy. Stevens. Power, t