THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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MARCH" 30. 1953 ,,,,, - -

Joey MacDonald's old Timers ad gm you-'a city rive Pin newl- mg Ieasue by scorn, a total oi ,0-5 points during the season's ,1 , The leazue schedule was ..,mp1eted early tilts week.

'1-he Alerts dnished in second place with em points. followed

M.C.A. with m. The gocketl were fourth with 0054 pgmts with Tweela filth and the

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'League Statistics

am the Alerts with a score oi 4101 had the high team match.

1"innl standing

rbliowing are the averages of

Sb”"w'y"m M-xthl bowlers with 00 or more strin I. Joey Maononald Dl'Uil&' hisnseli J. gliol-nu. again the most coflmllf 1W2" with v. Williams, or so 244.4 ul overuse 0 - '1 "ml Dr 1.. Duffy, A 72 241.9 Vic willinrns had the second hiIh- 1 Matoliinnon. MCA 03 242.6 est Meme with 74M "K1 94- M. Mackensie. A in ma M3013 D1117! WM third with 9639- R. Miooabe. MJCA so 237.: Freddy MBTIKUO 1"-71104 910 N39 H. Plnesu. T '14 230.0 aw-re oi the league with his score 1), d, A 74 34,3 of 424;, Glen Matheson had a 413 13, scmgyq, orr as may and will shephard 410- Ar! 1331- G. Maunooon. MAO 06 233.4 lem took the high three honors w, Chgndlqf. 3 39 mg; with a total oi 1306 followed by 3. Cameron. R 00 232.8 Joey MacDonald with 020 Mid in- .7. Kqyu, 54 231,9 mg MauK.im1on with 911. R. Msscbonsid. R 06 230.4 The old Timers with a total oi A. Bsilem, SW '12 220.2 1495 rolled the high team QIIIIIO -47. Folk, R. Q 227.6

Bowlers with in- than 00 strings

0. K s y s. '1' 14

J. Williams. lg; :: A. Inligno.

C. - Dalian, I W 52 211.2 J. Bzotak, T 88 210.1 C. Loolsir. r 310.1 I". Mmolnnis, A 1 312.0 1''. P o r d. T , '12 210.1 E. Ellison, 01' 01 210.0 T. whitlock. '1' 04 200.1 '1'. Rogers, A 02 100.9

1' M'o'rsgue, A is 210.7 W. Shepherd. Or 00 242.0 S. Williams. 01: 42 220.7 E. Larter. R. 40 34.4 1-1. Poulton, OT as 230.! Fr. P. MoMahon.A 30 211.8 K.MseDonaid,McA 20 210.0 F. Toombs, as 210.2 0. Gallant. It 48 200.0 P. Harley, T 14 201.4 D. Grinham, MDA 0 208.3 E. Acorn. MCA 0 101.0 G. Bond, MCA 0 104.8 (3. Gmokelzt, SW 40 104.0

Mncbonail, SW 14 103.0 .1. Baldwin, SW 24 108.0 E. Lenlanc. MOA 0 182.0 ll. Pineau. T, 14 100.6 0. Gallant. Or 1 172.0

Legend: OT-old Timers; A-Al- erts; R-Rockets: SW-shur-Wy-nns; T-Tweels.

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Abbles Win

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Saturday evening at the Forum, Olrarlottetowws Midget Abbies de- feated Summersidc Legionalres by a score of 4-1 in a sudden-death ilxtiue tor the Island Midget hoc- key title and the Enman Drug Co. Trophy. emblematic of same.

Nobles jumped into a three goal lead in the first period but from then on the best Oharlie Ken- nedy's boys could do was split a pair in the fat second period and play a scoreless third period. Both teams skated fast and played a close-checking game throughout, with both winners and losers put- ting up some good hockey.

The game was handled by John Richard and Art Perry.

Following is the summary:

First Period 1-Abbieshlee (Simmonds, A1-oenault) ...4:00 2-Abbies, Crabbe (Praught) . 8:10 3-Analbies, Kane (Lee, Arsentault) .. . Second Period 4-sumrmeraide Whalen (Phillipa) , , , o-Abbies. Lee .. .. Third Period No scoring. 1

Lin.eurpa:--

Burnmerside: Goal, U. Gallant; defence, J. Whaien, G. Grady, R, Kenny, A. Banter; forwards, C. Gaudet. G. Grady, J. Phillips, R. Laugihlin. MIOLOBH, Ansennult, MoAusland.

Albbies: Goal, T. Redmond; de- fence. T. Davies, G. MacDonald, J. Pound; forwards, A. Crabbe. T. Kane. L. Curiey. V. Gr-men, E. Praught, R. Lee, A. Gillis. H. Sim- monds, M. Pineau.

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the Forum when they defeated Kenslngton Paper-weights by a score of 5-1 to take the second game of the home-and-home scr- ies and win the round 11-3. Both teams worked hard all the way but after a scoreless first period, Abbies ran in four goals to Jump into a commanding lead. The Kensington boys played hard in

the third period and split two goals with the winners to make the final score for the game 5-1. The game was handled by John Richard and Art Perry.

Llneups:-

Abbles: Goal P. Clark; de- fence, R. Rice, Blggsr, P. Mec- Gonneil; forwards, B. MacMilisn.

D. Lee, F. Burke, A. Macxlnnon,

D. Lawior, P. Mullally, B. Prowse. W. Ward. . Kensington: Goal, B. Palmer:

deience, F. Thibeau, C. Murphy, C. MacLeod: forwards, R. Mac- Mlilan. D. Blacquiere, L. Wed- msn, C. Paynter, F. Jardine, G. MacLean, J. Brown. Summsry:-- I First Period Scoring-None. Second Period 1-Abbles. A. Macxinnon. (Prowse, Ward) ' 2-Abbles. MacDonald (MacKinnon) . 3-Abbles, MacMillsn .. . 4-Abbies, MacKlnnon, (McConnell) Third Period 5-Kenslngton, F. Thlbeau 1.15 - 6-Abbles, Blggar, (Rice) 13-00

Abogwait Bantams Win From S'side

Abbie Bantams packed too much scoring power in the first two per- iods ot a sudden-death game set- urday night at the Forum, for Bummer-side's 1-iol-man Bantams The City boys came out on the big and of a 4-2 soore, winning the Island Bantam crown and Physi- cal Fitness awards.

Abbies notched three goals in the first period and one in the second with the Buamnerside boys, staging a npiritededrive in the third period. which netted them two goals. It was a well played game throughout with s bit of still checking thrown in by both teams.

Line1rps:-

Summersldc: Goal, Bill Dawson; defence, Durant, Clow, Couse, Sil- llphant; forwards, G. Harris, 3. Noonan, Garth Harris, G. Deigh- an, .1. Phillips, D. Rose, M. Scott, D. Purcell, F. Dos.R.oches, L. Poir- ier.

Abbies: Goal, G. Ward; defence. B. Mulligan, M. Arsenault, A. Mc- Cabe, P. Mustard; forwards. B. Pusher, D. Currie, G. Trainor, B. Reid, F."Bradley, G. Cuclmore, G.

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score fit 2-0 taon win the sudyderll nu h"m "M11" death game. the island title and tnnhu. mm” .' '" . Physical Fitness awards emble- ".M”h "" "' "".

matlc of same. As the score in- l. dicates, it was a closely fought lAll yours enjoy the moment youl contest with sparkling plays from winter-condition your homo with. ., 1-

tlme to time by both teams. . Tralnor. in the nets for Summer- , W . M. v

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though not called on to save as often earned his shutout by be- ing on the job on several that were labelled as goals.

Llneups:-

Summerslde: Goal. Tralnor; defence. Holman, Doucetie, Sheen, Arsenauit; forwards, Ranaghsn, Sonler, J. Gallant, Pineau, Schur- mnn. Brackenberry, Brown.

Antares; Goal, F. Callaghan; 115- Joseph, F. Gauthier. A. MacFad- (Gauthier) ..................... .. fence, V. Mulligan, S. Johnston, yen. Second Period R. Bradley, S. Connolly; forwards, Officials: A. Perry, J. Richard. Scoring-None. H. Callaghan, C. MacMlllsn. J. SummnrY1- Third P9l'i0d Kennedy. D. Buntsln, W. Msc- First Peri-ad 2-Abbles. A. MscFadyen, Donald, L. Cahlll, D. Rogers, E 1-Abbles, A. MacFadyen, (Mulligan, Gaudet) ...... .. 2.05

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