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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb. 8, 1967.

Legion Edges

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By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Come One, Come All

NEXT Monday night is Gold Cup and Saucer film night in

B.

The Gold Cup and Saucer commiti¢e under chairman B.

Earle Macdonald is planning a big night for PWC auditorium Monday, February 12 at 8 o'clock. Feature of the evening will he the showing of the 1960 and 1961 Hambletonians and Little Brown Jugs. Those in attendance wi!l see Prince Edward }s- land's own Joe O'Brien win’ the 1960 Hambletonion with Blaze Hanover in a raceoff, These films are al! in color and should prove decidedly popular with the large audience expected to be present. : The Gold Cup and Saucer Commitice is endeavouring-to make things really entertaining for this big night. They have arranged to have the popular Lovat Scots Pipe Band in attend- ance and in addition there is word that ‘Bowser’ Gallant and ‘Didi’ Wynne will be seen in a few of their hilarious numbers.

Everybody is welcome and no adinission fee will be charged. However, a silver collection will taken: up and the money received here will go toward prizes for floats and bands in next August's big Gold Cup and Saucer parade.

Already a large number of floa‘e are assured for the gala and citizens are likely to witness one of the greatest float ever staged im the city. 3 :

Gold Cup and Saucer committee is dead serious about promotion job. Energetic chairman, B. Earle Macdonald, will keep things humming and by the time Old Home Week rolls have really come together.

started its work late in the old year, Mem- they have a hig task and they are not chance, They'are deserving of congratula- co-operation of all ur citizens.

ince to back the work of this committee by and Saucer Film Night next Monday al Wales College auditorium. Race fans, in particular, ahould really enjoy every moment of the proceedings. understand the Gold Cup and Saucer girls will

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Those Hockey Trophies

Senior Hockey League president, Danny MacCor- us to mention once again the various trophies this season in the ISHL. Of course, all are of play in the regular schedule and nothing will affect the selections. There appeared to be

misunderstanding on these trophies, so we hope we

ons 12-4 in Intermediate play-

jon to the situation.

Eagles 6-5

Souris Legion, . defending Is land Intermediate “'B’’ hockey) champs, edged Georgetown Ea | gies 6-5 in Intermediate playoll action at_Souris last night

Souris. Dugas was the star for the winners, scoring the equal-| izer after a solo rush and trigger ing the winner during a goal

mouth scramble ; Georgetown goalie was easily ithe outstanding and _ busiest

|-man on the ice, getting in the} way of 38:shots while Souris | netminder Doucette made 20 saves,

Scoring for the winners—Du- | | gas 2, Jenkins 2, McLaren and Paquet. Georgetown scorers were C. Gallant, MacNeill, Mac Phee and MacSwain.

The victory leaves Souris in first place in round robin play | and the next game sees Legion playing Montague Primroses in Montague Saturday night.

Referees Jol Walsh and George Paton called only six penalties, three to each team.

Intermediate ‘‘C” playoff ac- | tion is slate#i for Souris rink to- night with Dunstaffnage and Morell the opponents.

Flyers Defeat Bulldogs 6-3

Parkdale Irving Flyers de feated Hampshire Bulldogs 6-3 |in Intermediate B hockey play- off action at North River rink

| last -night:. | Butch McGee spearheaded | the” Flyers’ attack with two

| goals while teammates K. Dal- ziel, I. MacDougall, F, Robert- | son and Lloyd Gregory counted | singletons.

Hampshire marksmen were L, Balderson 2. and P. Joha- ston,

Saturday night the Flyers de- feated the Charlottetown Mar-

off action at Murray Harbour

| SUMMERSIDE

Evinrudes Nip ‘Birds’ 6-5 In Third Period Comeback.

— The Cape|Gunner McCormack potted a{fed it to Ev White uncovered | B. MacWilliams) 15.06. Penal j Traverse Evinrudes snatched | brace for the Penguins. just. outside the crease. M-- ties = Coyle (major 8: Walsh j

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victory from defeat in dram |OPENS SCORING Innis couldn't do anything with (major) 5.16; Coyle 73.31; L. atle fashion at Civie Stadium Walsh openea the scoring at White's quick flip and the Gallant 16.26 n Summerside last night, Bobby | 12.40 climaxing a dashing solo period ended with the Penguins Second period — 3. Penguins,

MacWilliams scoring the win- ning goal at 17.44 of the third period to beat the Old Spats Penguins 6-5 and take a tom-

jleading 4-3. |G. Whitlock (B. Mulligan) 4.25; McCormack made it 5-3 after | 4. Penguins, J. Coyle B. Mulli- tv > minutes of the third period, | gan) 7.42: 5. Penguins, J. Arsem- over the line. Three minutes and over half the frame ws auyjt (J. Coyle) 3.28: 6. Penguins, manding three games to one later Alger Cutcliffe snared | over before the Evinrudes stag- Gg McCormack (Coyle) 12.43; lead in the semi-final “B" Dale MacWilliams rebound. to|ed their.comeback. Charlie!7 pyinrudes, E. White (G. Cut- series of the ISHL play-ofis. bang it past Mcinnis for the | Sark scored from Al Andrews | cine 4 Walsh) 16.10. Penal The team was down 5&3 | second tally, second | ties: Coyle, 5.30, Sark 8.38; Sark with half the third period gone, | The Evinrudes looked like a | fort: four | (misconduct) 8.38; Gillis 9.41; but managed to score three different team in the second | minutes Mac-| 4 walsh 17.27. goals and take the verdict. period. They floundered badly | one with - ‘Third period — 8. Penguins, The Evinrudes- were leading | in their own zone, and the Pen- minutes | sincormack (Gillis) 2.16; 9 24 at the end of the first period, | SUS scored {our | consecutive | Evinrudes, Sark (A. Andrews) tt Penguins came strong — Whitlock . | 11.27; 10. Evinrudes, A. Walsh, pass in front of the net and penalty with 5%) cs. 11 Evinrudes, B. Mac- the ‘middle session scoring four whipped it home after fout | seconds left, and coach Duck Willis a teliffe) 1744 goals to-a single tally for the minutes of play Acorn pulled his goaler for an! 7 'ams Covi oo Murehe 4 extra forward, but the Evin- Penalties — Coyle ;: Murphy

over the red and, blue line McInnis stopped his shot, but the puck dropped and slithered

““Toy-Toy”

C ki the score| Three minutes later Joe Coyle : :

A et ae \drove a» bristling drive which | rudes managed to hold them at | 14-12; L. Gallant 14.47; Me 43. The Penguins increased |i. yrann and less than & bay Cormack (misconduct) 17.44; their margin to 5-3 early in the minute later Joey Arvenault,| Referees Joe Bernard and oallant 19.07

McCormack tipped in another | °

of Coyle’s long shots to. make _ SUMMARY

the score read 4-2. | First period — 1. Evinrudes, At 16.10 Gord Cuteliffe dug! A. Walsh, 12.40; 2. Fvinrudes, *

the puck out of the corner and! A. Cutcliffe-(D. MacWilliams,

and shot three more coals with- out an answer from the visiting club. Allison ‘‘Hook’’ Walsh scored two goals for the winners, and 7.00 p.m.

Cameron Needs One Win To Retain Consols Ch ship Sane

Slatéd Tonight

SUMMERSIDE — It was an- nounced last evening ‘hat the draw for the Silver ‘D’ competi- tion emblematic of women’s | curling supremacy on the Is- land, will be held in Summer- side this evening, starting at

all week.

Charlottetown needs one more only ones on schedule today in triumph to retain the British | the championship division. Consols championship won a} Four previously undefeated | (halted after 10 ends) year ago in Summerside. | quartets, meet in the afternoon | ; |

Last night at Charlottetown | battle and the Cameron and Bell (C) 000 010 101 10 — 4) Burden (C) 000 202 202 110 0—10

: Cameron _ Humphrey (C)

Curling rink Doug and his as-| Bell rinks came through to | (C) 111 201 010 01 — 8

foursome its first loss of the| each other .

The Doug Cameron rink of; These two matches are “|

ene cpten can

Pharmacy trophy and the Maritime Central awards that do not become the permanent of any team or individual. Each year they are up The HCA trophy goes to the team

ISHL playdowns. The Medical Pharinacy aw

rink. ' vente. a ' Burke won five ends to Bell’s | 101 000 320 01 — 8 | WL

| MeGee again paced the win- scene acoal tee 5S SN four. The rinks put up zeros in | Burke (C) 020 223 001 20 —12 Cameron (C) 5 0 |ners with three goals followce clan of a berth in the finals, | the third, fifth and twelfth, the | ‘stopped.after ll ends) =| Burke. (C) 41 closely by teammates Dalzicl poug plays again Friday night | Bell foursome managed a pair | - acd tae 000 110 102— 5 Bell (C) 41 and H. Simmons, each with @ at 8.30 against an opponent yet | of threes in the sixth and ninth | at AF) 124 001 020 —10| Humphrey (C) 41 pair. Other markers were lip be determined, If Cameron | 2% the best Burke could de | ‘las three ends not_completed) _ Evans (RCAF) 31 notched by 1. MacDonald, 8. | wing that one, it’s all over. If he) “2? double in the eighth. The

e at Civie Stadium Friday would

Sure hope it's clear this time.

year to the player who amasses the greatest number

The Waite Pharmacy trophy is another award that passes from one to another. It goes to the player combining sportaman- i ship with playing ability throughout the regular season. Last year } Benny Grady copped the award. ‘ ; : The rest ef the trophies become the permanent possession ‘ > to : the team on :

Royals, Crystals Clash At Arena

" Summerside Crystals, desper- |

etely in need of a victory, in- vade the Sports Arena to tangle Sea > Pere ie tee teled

the Island Senior Hockey” Lea-

ave. Royals opened with a 4-3 dec- fsion at the Sports Arena and

Crystals are determined to) prolong their series with the Frizzelimen, They to. great advantage on Sports Arena ice this season and they're hoping they can come!

through with a repeat perfor- |

mance tonight. Wf they could, they'd be in a fair way of squar-

followed with an impressive 5-0} ing the set tomorrow night in |

meee

Royals have ; straight: A triumph tonight and another

close ‘out this series and send

Summerside. Both teams to get this one ‘in the victory | A bumper crowd is expected | to watch the action which com. |

will ige . their

Royals against the winner of the Evinrudes-Penguins feud.

mences at 8.15 sharp. oe

~ Vocational Schoo!

Vocational; Accuracy race: 1. ae School jeed a powerful hockey | Doyle, 2. David Hartman; — 3. team for the main feature of its | Donald Berrigan. 7th annual ice sports at the) Relay race (boys hockey |

Stages

Sports Arena. The school pucksters, paced by the five - goal performance.)

Ice Sports

} team): 1. J. Brown,C, MacDon- | final period.

ald, H. Steele; G. Steele; 2.

| Howe, who was shut out Wed-—

Carver, L. Dunn and T. Greg- |

ory. Dingwell and Cudmore each | scored a brace for the losers. |

|Blueshirts

Retain Lead

York. Rangers overcame an) early Detroit Red Wing lead | Wednesday night and battled to} a 2-2 tie in a National Hockey League contest.

Detroit, one point back of New | ‘York in the struggle for the fourth and last playoff-spot, leads of 1-0 and 2-1 with New | York coming back to tie it each time.

Andy Bathgate, the league's leading scorer, got the tying goal for Rangers in the last minute of the middie period. The third period was scoreless.

Bathgate’s goal, which caromed off the skate of Red Wing defenceman Marcel Pronovost, was his 20th of the season. He now has 64 points, four ahead @f Detroit's Gordie

nesday night.

loses he gets another chance on Saturday afternoon. |

Last night's decision by Doug was his fifth without a loss. Bell

as Art Burke who, ousted Dr. Wen MacDonald from the cham- | pionship division.

The RCAF rinks were brack- | eted together and W.T. Evans | stayed alive in the hunt for the

r | NEW YORK (CP) —. New) pritish Consols frophy with a). Rourke in a hard fought 15-10

10-5 decision over Hugh Spicer. |

Jim Burden and Andy Hump- hrey staged a bitter fight in their meeting. Humphrey had a 6-0 lead after three and seemed headed for a lopsided triumph. However the—Burden— | came alive and won six of the

twelfth. But Hump- | hrey was far from finished, He | fought back with a pair and | forced the affair into overtime. In the 13th Humphrey mana- ged a singleton and advanced along the championship trail to meet the winner of the W.T. Evans — Art Burke match which goes at 3 o'clock today. Hump-| hrey sees action at 8.30 tonight. |

SUMMARY First period: 1. Detroit, Del- vecthio .18 (Laforge, Price) 11:10; 1:29, Pronovost 4:07,

Second period: 2. New York, |

Prentice 15 (Ingarfield, Harvey) 11:26; 3. Detroit, Ullman 2

(MacGrégor) 16:21; 4 New]

“York, fh F-2; Tihgi q, Langlois) 19:24, Penalties — De- troit bench (served by LaBine) . 2:42, Hannigan 6:13.

Third period: No scoring. Penalty—-Gadsby 4:46.

Leafs, Bruins Draw 2-2.

TORONTO (CP) — Toronto Maple Leafs twice came from behind Wednesday night to tie last-place Boston Bruins 2-2 in

}a mild National Hockey League Darryl | game before 13,012 fans. Ref-

Penalties — Bathgate |

seeeman

eree Vern Buffey called only one penalty, to Toronto’s Ron Stewart, midway through the

Stewart was being. fitted for

next.eight ends to lead 10-8 en-| -—

tering

| lofer*s four others came on sin- |

gietons.

Cameron had no trouble what- ever with Spicer, romping to | | now owns a 4-1 mark the same| an easy 144 triumph that was |

conceded after 11 ends. Doug had 3's in the fourth, seventh and eleventh. Spicer was able to muster singles in the third, fifth, eighth and tenth.

Jim Burden ousted Dan 0O’-

afternoon's clash. At the same time on other ice lanes. Dr. Wen Macdonald sidelined Summer- side's Bert Hunter 16-12 and Andy Humphrey crushed Eric

ends of play. . ' LINESCORES Burke (C)

Bell (C) Spicer (RCAF)

(conceded after 11 ends) O'Rourke (C)

030 003 022 000—10 Burden (C)

Dr Wen MacDonald (C)

Johnston of Summerside ' 13-2. |

100 100 120 100— 6 | 020 003 003 010— 9 |

001 010 010 10 — 4| Camerony(C) 110 302 301 03 —14

103 210 400 112—15 |

003 004 030 303—16 |

HOCKEY

TONIGHT —

3rd game of Semi-Finals

ROYALS vs. CRYSTALS Admission 75¢ and 35¢

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