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SPORT ECHOESi

By Norman Macdouald

Summerside Burea

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iKidcl,Crothers Show Heels

[To All Competitors Sat.

LOS ANGELES ‘goiden boys of Canadian trackl New Zealand. He led all the

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The US. Olympic sprint -queen..Wilma Rudolph. finished

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Guess it's just the way the cookie crumbles. and no one is to blame. but it does seem too bad the Combines can't face those big. d Royals with a team virtually at tilil strength. Of course. the Combines were trounced 9-4. and we doubt if there is that much dit'ierence between a Fox and a Man (just a cou- ple of biological detours. ac- Cfl’llli!“ to Darwin) bilt we‘ve looking forward to seeillg the Combines and Royals at Civic Stadium next Friday evening and a win for the Prince County boys would really bol- ster the morale of fans and players alike.

W: hear that all three teams, Eagles. Combines. and Royals have decided to register Inter- mediate this winter. and this nonsense about the SlTldlD'J first at a certain date going into mainland play-offs

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has been washed out. The Eag- les are improving steadily. and the Combines are bound to hit their stride soon. so the Island play-offs might turn out to be close and exciting. We think it win to" the Royal— not to regis- ter Senior. They might put up an exciting series. but frank- ly we doubt it.

We didn‘t see any of the Amherst ‘ Royal games la st spring. but we heard rom those who did that those big bad wolves of Royals sudden- ly changed’into a team of lit- tle Red Riding Hoods. .\'o re- lation to the hoods who stick up banks. etc. etc. etc.) One fun even suggested that one or two of t e Royals looked a little like grandmaw. We hope Island fans will realize that the Island League is the main show this winter. and the ma i n l a n d excursion just a sideline.

Working On Substitute

Tiio Peilziiins are at last doing something about findill: a sub- stitu'e for Donnie Frizzoll. thor

not :llfi'Yliin. who is unfortun- ater a few months oyrr age for J u n i o r competnion. Buckn Trn'nor had young (‘arl hic-

Oiiaid hrtwoon the posts Friday

n l g 1) i against the Combines. Vi " " ii'-:s|"(‘v‘ iii:lt the it‘ri (in wa< p" y ilL‘ his first ISI'II. came.

in _ wt" . iiiltl no to u :1 11 break when the puck sneaked in from the side of the not. but he did make a few fine smcs. and with a little more rxm‘rieiltc may be just what the old so in team needs to replace Fri/It‘ll. who played a steady came all winter for the Baby Burk.

Young .‘ll'Qllilld has shown great promise as a baseball ‘. and coolness u n d e r

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fortes. This should stand him in good stead on the goal line.

which is a firing line with black disks zipping at you from all directions. Small comfort to know that you are not really the target: the net is.

T0111 King successfully defend- ed his “Butternut Bicad” bow- ii": title .it Crest l..‘i us Sow. :, heating challenger Otto l“lll'L'llllk by 67 pills. Out of ." frames. King missed a strike or <“(ll‘t‘ only 8 times. and Fur- cilllk only 10 times. Is this what s e o it r ate s a champ from a cliump'.’ More likely it is in the realm of “blows”. Furcliuk had only two blows and King only one. in our team in tile teach- ers' league we have a rule —— every time you blow you put a dime ill the kitty. the money to be used to t'inioh the season with a celebration. The way we're going. come next May. we'll all be able to take a jet plane to Tahiti.

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Last Week’s Bouquet

Seems that “hat tricks“ late- ly are no trick at all: Scoring three goals in a game is getting small.

Alger (‘utcliffe and "Smelt"

Gillis Have a better way to thrill us;

(CONTRIBUTED) They say that you teach En- :lisli. but I doubt it. It you do. someone should do .. hing about it. In that curling bit you made a s'd mistake.

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They scored four apiece. and

so must get the call.

Well. we instituted the new feature. “last week‘s brickbat" and found ollt that it certainly isn't ollr boomerang that won't come back.

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You misused "Fortuitous." for goodness sake! And your “Echo” would have been improved without it. OUR P.S.

Gurss you're right. bllt do you really have to shout it?

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Last Week's Btrickbot

and field. Bruce Kidd and Bill way. with only Charlie Clarke Crothers of Toronto. showed .of Southern California striders their heels to all competitors‘staying within hailing distance. for the second week in a row Clarke’s 8251.4 also bettered to win their events Saturday Tabori‘s old mark. night in the Los Angeles Invita- Max Truex was iglonal Indoor Track and Field 9202.2. eet.

‘ Kidd. 19. set a meet record GETS QUICK LEA.” , lwon in 6.2 seconds by Herb (for two miles. running it in Grower-‘3 m°Ved mto 3 WW“ iCarper. a Californian who eight minutes. 43.8 seconds. just let“ m h“ “me, P“ opened a ‘shares the world indoor record a shade slower than the 8:432 Ylgfit 3:33.13; tgfinlfilgaloftwooxigil’g- of 6.0 seconds. he achieved t n week 1' - ' ' - earlier in seeitifgsiaonrgctiard for) Califu W85 Well behind. finish-' Announcement m New York the Knights of Columbus indoor: mg second ‘" 2311-5: Be” 0h" fflhat a fend between the Ama' event. He drew a standing 0%,; ander of Les. Angeles track lteur Athletic Union and the “on from the cmwd of 13385. ; club was third in 2215.3. INational Collegiate Athletic As- The previous reecom 3:532” Jim relic of Los Angeles sociation had been settled came {was set in 1961 by Laszlo Ta.i track club won the featured too late to obtain entries from ~ lmile. in a meet-record 4:043. leollege stars.

‘ Richard Furious At Howie Young

sity of Toronto student running: in East York Track Club colors. MONTREAL (CP) ——Henrii “When I got nearer he just Richard is a driving competitor ;‘ slashed me in the face with his

ran away with the LOGO-yard OlfiCialS St‘Parate Detroit's ipants during Canadiens’ 5-1 urday NHL action. 9m“ 1" 2108"): me week ea!" lwho usually leaves hostilities stick—o five-minute penalty it ‘behind him when he step: off I ever saw one "

v - . her he set a Boston meet record 1 “mm Ullma" m {mm Mon" major penalties for both parti- victory over Red Wings in Sat- (CP Wirephoto) e ice. He pointed toha gash in tho

treal's Lou Fontinato in a first {0f 2208.6. But Saturday night the little chin and a badly-bruised cut centre was '

, The arm-flapping Kidd. a per: petual crowd pleaser. ap-. 0 Black Hawks Widen Gap- ' I I I I J Y I z I I r - Montreal urious over his right eye as evidenc. . . Canadiens’ .5-1 win over.of the incident midway through The victory increased

preached the sports arena rec-i ord of 8:425 set last year by‘ after Detroit. The .ngs' stormy‘ithe second period. CHICAGO (AP)——Stan Mikita . the 'first period when Camille Henry [left in the period to provide all defenceman Howie You”! “Ia-i coach Too and Eric Nesterenko each Hawks‘ first place margin toibeat goalie Glenn Hail fromgthe goals the Hawks needed. two poiilts over second piaceiclose in,

‘ third in the 60vyard dash. on ; by unheralded Marilyn White of .Los Angeles in 6.9 seconds. Jutta Heine of Colrgne. ‘Vst

ermany. was second. Willowy Wilma, now married. continues to run under her maiden name.

TheOmen‘s 60-yard dash was

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period scrap which resulted in

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Bruins 3-oll; 1Forbie Scores annoyed him. e‘s a bush-leaguer.

te e . BOSTON 'CP) Mm‘treal' "That Young is vicious andtthan

‘ I confessed Young puzzled rather SCOrEd “"09 sunday "'gh‘ as Chlcago S omergoal was scored 9110” Of manpower but long 0“ 1 stupid. He has no brains at aliii

O O Canadians Tie National Hockey League lead- Montreal Canadiens. 1

The Rangers missed a golden ‘by Ron Murphl How

InE Chic 8 go BlaCk HaWkS New York jumped off to a 1'0.eliance to boost their margin‘ Jean Ratelie picked up the Classierasc‘d a l$§°:'20:1d°llc£:ifle's Out injure. and he; can they keep a guy who gets 4 whipped New York Rangers (1-2. lead in the first minute of thetduring the next five minutes final Ranger goal in the last and “9‘1 Boston ‘un 3" "m iShOUldn'l be allowed ‘0 Zetlthl‘ee 01‘ four cheap penalties because Hawk defenseman Period. 0" f‘ Ralph BaCkstmm 20400“. away With it “'8 dangerous forilike that every game? I don't . Pierre Pilote d r op p e d New . SUMMARY b“°l‘"a."d .camm Shm' k 1 the p I a yer I and bad for j see how that can help a team." York‘s Dave Balon with a high First period: 1. New . “Wm B'Chard and 33“ Stmm' ockey.” { ; Across the rink. the Wings e S stick just as Henry scored. lHenry 15 (Balon. Hebenton) . laumd “','”"“ “ .34'59C0‘ld Span]. Young drew three mmor pen-Ewere silent and brooding. CARRIED FROM ICE 0:24: 2. Chicago. llllll 15 (Rid-3 1“ “‘9 ffnal Dorm” '0 a(‘lllf’Veialties for attacking Richard in Coach Sid Abel said. “tho

four) 16:39; 3. Chicago, Mikita “‘1’ “Wild Hmkey Lea11""!various ways. and Richard was 16 (Lunde) 18:55: 4. Chicago. SlandRH- I particularly annoyed at the Nosterenim 3 (Mam. Murphy) 13051011 had but" HP 8.3-0 Bd', third infraction. when both wereéing. but we fell apart in tho Murphy) 19:57. P e n altie 5— "Email" “"011ch N0 Pormds h?" waved off by referee Art Skoviiast 10 minutes." phote major 1:24. Jean - GU.v Talbfit. Who i—Young for highsticking and‘ Abel said he was pleased with econd period: 5 Clitt'ir’). SOFV’f‘d as a “Imam 35 W9“ as.Ricliard for cross-checking in the.play of stand-in goalkeeper Nesterenko 9 (Murphy. Maki) a (lf‘i'mlf't‘man- Oilf‘llt‘d Calla-{retaliation Dennis Riggin. He said all :43 Penalties-Cahan 6:51, dielis scoring at 4:06 of the fl-‘ "1 0 Canadiens- goals were de_ nale. Fire minutes later Mont-Tice." said Richard. “and before

turning point was their third

Balon was carried bleedin ‘ g “goal. Up till then we were fight-

from the ice and 20 stitches were required to close the ctlt on his head. He was taken to a hospital for X ravs

Pilote was given a five-min- ute major penalty for his act but the Rangers were unable to 1

Blank Bears l-O

By THE CANADIAN PRESS reel l’aille. as season's leading

Goaltender Ed Giacomin off goalie of the league. Paille suf- the WC]! at centre

Providence Reds shut out Her-. fered a broken hand in practice crack the Hawk defence. Neilsnn 10:36". Hillman 12:45. . ' serI e .

shey Bears 1.!) Saturday nightflagt week Bobby Hull‘s third goal in Third per’od: 6. New York. real had pulled even. Ireachcddhe bluelinelsaw his1 They just played like the; and the victory sent Providence} At Pittsburgh. the Hornets two flames at 16139 (‘f “10 t'iY‘Ft Ratelle 11 tHem‘Y. GUIDE?“ Montreal. which has lost only sue“ “P m the alr- W311th ‘0 W111. and we didn t. into first place in the eastern. were sparked by a varied at— DOFiOG evened "19 score and the 2150: 7 hi ago- MIR”?! 17‘ one of its last 16 games. played.

d i v i s i o n of the American‘ tack and another top perform- HaWks scored tWice more. to put . (MCDflnald. Lllgldei 1':- 3- ‘ with just eight forwards. Berniei : Murp 1y .

Hockey League. lance by goalie Hank Bassen. 9 Sam“ 3W3.“ “More “19 fir“: Chicago) _ 13.13” , Geoffrion. Phil Goyeite and Don‘ In other AHL action Satur. period ended. Nosteronko) 16254 Penalties— Marsha” “we idiod by injur- day night. Mikita scored his first of the Hillman 11:19. Howell 14:04. ‘ ios. B." the team which Should

. Cleveland Barons' GOES To NHL , blanked Baltimore Clippers 6-0.. 33559"3 Who jomed D‘ftm‘t Buffalo Bisons edged Springfield 'Red WmES 0‘ “‘9 Natmnal Indians 3-2 and Pittsburgh Hor-i HOWE." League Sunfiay' made nets defeated Rochester Ameri-' 31 Saw-R Rochmlers Startmg V goalie Gerry McNamara aggra-

h. Hershey. pa” Ed is id”. ‘ vath a shoulder injury he suf- Mazur of Providence. spcorodi “red Fr‘da-V mght 1“ a 6'2 Wm me only goal at 13234 of met over the Hornets and was re‘

night at 18:55. Nesterenko then put in a rebound of his own shot with only three seconds

have been weakest at the finishl was at its strongest instead. I

Maple leafs Battle i; '2 mi."*‘gl‘ri.i:::‘"i.r:rta;"i:Wings Io 2-2 Dfaw ..

' .seven seasons he has reached 9 Mlle creek coveted figure. Gily Gen- DETROIT (AP) Eddie

i iForbie Kennedy and Charlottetown’s ForbeS' Blanks cornW-all 1Performs Kennedy also counted for the Shack dug out a loose puck and

Hillman 18:47. es:

‘6258: 3. Detroit. A. Pronovost 5 10:53; 4. Toronto. Shack 13

Leafs Acquire Bronco Horvath

TORONTO (‘P- Toronto! Maple Leaf: have acquired Bronco il"I‘\‘£iill. a veteran who in: bi: mark on the

League as \ o1 lirhton Brilins‘ “Uke ' of days gone by. York Rangers put him and the Leafs picked up the 32—year-old native of Port Colliorne. Ont..‘Satur~ d -\ for the $20,000 waiver price.

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lirvrvaill. who scored seven gods and assisted on 15 for .\‘m York this scasnn. returned in that club. with which he hole into the XML in 1035. ant-r spciirliil‘: lost season with (.i‘it'ZiiiD Black Hawks.

lli had his heyday with the

Bruins. with whom he played " years prior to last season. between wingers Vic Stasiuk.

no. ‘.'.lill Detroit. and .iohnny I-‘ozryk. 51'“ with Boston. in lush-(it). be flushed one point briiind Bobby iiuli of Chicago il .l' \11. pni‘tts champion- ship.

PIA 1' ED AT ROCHESTER

After the 1053-.i6 season with V ‘ .

. . :. yail ~-‘)."lll 1111i"l of the following season with lochoster Americans of the

American Hockey League but‘ had eight games in the NHL. with New \‘rrk aid Montr‘al’ Canadiens. Then Boston drafted him from Canadiens.

Toronto in an ager - coach Punch Imlach said Saturday night that. despite Horvath'l

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second period. The tally was‘ Placed Ed Babh‘k i“ “‘9' 59c“ home forces. . . . . . ‘ set up when Matt Ravnch fired: anti period. Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs sinit. scrum.le {We}? m “1; mt"; 1510311 Sufidafl’ EDMY’”; 413-05 NW9" _ S d” r m 13.0“ gcured F I I d . . . nigt as orono ape eas oug as .4. Young 4.18. . a goal-mouth pass which Mazur. ‘x . l e C p 3 ‘ ‘ out Cornwall Meteors 8-0 in a. or s an ers Hrs! Perlod- 1. BPSl0nv18nd Detroit Red Wings battledBrewer 15.34 ‘l‘aDDt’d past Ed ChadWle- if” PlttSburgh-Lowe“ Menu“. regular league game for the3 Hue-"k 20 (Omel- B“mm 536' to a 2-2 tie. ‘ S v . Giacomin had 40 saves in. 816. a Thorburn. NS. “311%. . i BOSTON (CPI—For the sec- Penalty—Kennedy 12:40. . Th Id- 1 i th .13 1 7 2,, ‘ . ' F [B If R Lf : (W.R aw trophy at Noith . . y . 9 . ‘ 8 SP!“ {118 Pall. '1 9, Ower I 1 — eluding three breakaway shots (3" 3.0"“ “S” aremere' River rink Saturday night i°nd “me m 1°55 “1"” 24 hwrs' Second per .°.d' “' Bo‘mm'i last seven minutes of the NauBassen 6 8—21. by Hershey‘s leading scorer.|Vlc Stam'k' “mm Gm" and em Milt. Creel; 0316.9”an 1‘ h0m°’"“'" Emu” 0‘ 52 "0"“ Gendm‘ 13 B"“""' Kennedy‘ ‘tional Hockey League game.‘——_—_—_—_= wmie Marsha” twarl‘en Hynes- ‘wére P‘ gn'mh B fqacfion‘fl” lCliarlottetown watched Forbes 9:58: 3. Boston. Kennedy. 7‘matmed om. equal“. as hm.‘ Hershey had not been shut: Jim Pappin scored two of R0- and J ‘wchou'gau' (.th ' J 1Kennedy of the Bruins in Na- (Mollns. Mckcnnoy) 18:55; Pen-imam two minutes before by out in 44 games. iciiester‘s three. and assisted on Macmn’ald and L Tavlbr‘ SinLitional Hockey League action attics—Bolvm 1122. 1325 . Bel- Andre Pwmvost that sent De.‘ GFTS FIRST SHUTOUT {the one scored by Darryl Sly. es. ' ‘ ISunday night. ' ‘ iveali 18:31. Burns 19212. l itmit ahead 2_1_ t .AT THE In Cleveland. goaltender Les In Springfield, Mass. a goal This evening at North River. The group.f winchthincludcéi. TTLnrdz pgriotrllfieritfialffilgtgrgi Shack was wrestling with Binklev recorded his first shut- l by. 3"“3195 Ed KaChur m t 9' rink Pownal Royals tangle with . Kennedys “1 e- “"3 er a]: a m '3“ 1' R. h d lfilDetroits Marcel Pronovosti t f‘ the 59 go" as the Benitth permd bmke a deadloc“; Hampshire Bulldogs with action 1 bmthM- saw Kennedi some ‘5 41063 5- M‘m'roa- ‘0 8" when he suddenly broke away, “u 0] k' Ba“ . gand the Bisons handed Spring-t slated to get undorwa‘, at 8 30 .‘scveinth goal of the season aiid (Provost. Moore) 8:36: 6. Montuand picked up the we past‘ (ms ban 0d a “more' field a setback. ' ' 'l add an 855ist 85 305m“ “(it real. Back-“mm 13 ‘H'Ckel 9110’ goalie Hank Bassen. ’MONDAY

John Ferguson and Hank: . . Ciosla scored two goals amece‘; Bruce Cline. on ills 24th goal giving each a total of 24 for: of the season. started the scor-

, Detroit. behind 1-0. took ltl‘ ilead‘on goals by Sydney. N.S.. 3 3 7‘23-‘Parker MacDonald and Andre

IPenalty—Wcstl‘all 14:26. Saves: day in the Bruins 5-3 loss 1n'p1ame

:Montrcal Canadiens tied 3-3. ' { Kennnedy also scored Satur- Children 5 Skate 4 to 5:30

Evening—Commercial Leagm

iHOCKEY SCORES

.the season. Ling n the first period. Barry! New York ‘ Inhmmn 151010_35.‘P . . . - t. _ - ronovost in the third period. . Jim Mlkol and Fred Hilts Cullen tied it “P- _ I SATURDAY The group had mm do“... by. m v on "mm h Top TUESDAY were the other scorers. ‘ Jack McKenZie PM the 31': Nat'm‘a‘ League i I e P no {95‘ br T. g“ rt . Binkley. American League.sons in front in the second pe-i New York 5 Boston 3 ipa" h d "ma" A119 ensggnel“ “Ta 80mg: Royals VS. Pengulnl lrookic of the. year last scason.§riod on his 18th goal. Spring-i Chicago 4 Toronto 1 ‘ Dose ea 5 :zassigtgg an er a C WEDNESDAY l s .

was well protected and made) field tied it in the third periodl Detroit 1 Montreal 5 'only 20 saves. .on Brian Kilrea's goal. Then; _ merlcan Leaguo Marcel Pelletier played goal . came Kachur's tie—breaker. his! Baltimore 0 Cleveland 6 for Baltimore in place of Mar- I eleventh goal of the season. i PFOVldence 1 Hershey 0 tRochester 3 Pittsburgh 0

BOWER RETURNS

Goalie Johnny Bower, who replaced Don Simmons had 27 saves. many on difficult

Pro School Skate 1:80 to I Children’s Skate 4 to 5:30 Adult Skate 8 to 1.

Nip Birds 3-2

SAINT JOHN, NB. (CP) —

By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League W L T

lottetown gained a hard-earned _ 479-75 win over Mount Allison gum; University in a ee—saw NB.- .P.E.I. Intercollegiate Basketball iLeague fixture Saturday. The) winners had a 45-35 lead at am‘. "we‘d be crazy to let. him half time. j b ..

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“If we can‘t use him. Roch- ester can." He was referring to i the Americans. now a Toronto AHL farm club

Imlach said he has "no den.“ nite plans“ as to what iinc" Horvath might join with Tor- onto. Observers figured ‘.hat. it he stays with Leafs. he’ll spell off centres Billy Harris and.i possibly. Red Kelly or be con-i sity defeated verted to a full-time winger. a regular Island Senior

Phalanx

Saint Dunstan's Junior Var- Phalanx 63-55 in 4C!

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mules 11-9 io‘n wide open Wilegiate shine at the .11 fit Sam M

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Jilin: Kane‘s Varsity Salute at visiting Mount A

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his little of Dick Tingley

and the biggest point-getter of the (left). Bob Marshall (centre)

game with six assists to go

Bob Francoeur netted 27 to lead

the Islanders. Other St. Dun: stan's scorers were Joe $3551

with 24. Frank Garrity. 13. Don i Montreal

DesRoclics. 9. Larry Farrell 2

and 1“ 'cd Ripley 4.

Saints Defeat

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peque Road collegians with 113' points while teammate Han Callaghan racked op 13. e ‘aints were sporting 34-21 edge at half time but in the final session the host team had the edge in play but not enough to overcome their op- ponetits. Phalanx outscored Saints 34-3) in the final half.

Roy Doiron was (tops for the lasers with 18 points. A. Strong garner 11.

Here are the lineups;

Saints:—- L. Sirois 15. H. Cal- 13. P. Mullally 5. P. Grant 2. M. Conrlgon 6. B. Gar- rity 6. I“. Tucgeon 4. J. Chin- ery. J. Davb‘ 2. B. Rain 2. J. Maddock 2. Total—63.