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DETROIT (AP) —- Stan MJ-i GUELPH. Ont. (CP) —-011in Ontario (1-7) and Newfound- Sash. 101 N1 oso—z—lo Alberta 110 2110mm. By Pws GALLAGHAN kltas i-‘hljee 80815 sparked first-I two teams remain in the run- land. looking for its second .E.I- M000 13—0- 6 Pl”. mammal—1 ‘ lplace Chicago Black Hawks to ning for the CanadiamSchooiboy win in five years. with eight Nfld. oosoooauo. s a. National Hockey League . 'Cuirling Championship -- power- successive losses. Que. 313 201 000—0—-10 Northern Ont. 110 111 can 1_ a $3031 over 13mm“ Red Wines ul Alberta and a suprisingliy out" games in the mu, round Out. 000 010 412—1— 9 M i “1‘ 81’ mg - steady little band from Quebec. will be Prince Edward Island anitoba 001100340 . BObby Hull got the other two‘ both of which are undefeated ‘vs. British Colu mbia. ew EIGHTH ROUND New Brunswick lmmmt; .HaWkS 80315. Pushmif .his total after nine rounds. Brunswick vs. Saskatchewan Nfld- 0101000011- ‘ A TORONTO Maple be“. do“ look .5 though they.“ catch git: thse season to 30. Mlkita now 3 are ngbecscrlnk. fvrom Mont- land Manitoba vi. Ontario. P.E.l. so: 011 210 0—10 . I S i i re Hi hool. n . mach “figmflfi Toanmugltgismsaew ii The victory lengthened Chi-f easy win over Saskatche- no]: tbhethgngig "ngfiecgnfgfi 0!“th 0202110011— 3 By THE CANADIAN muss even 013:3!" one thing is certain an? at isag that they'll get icago's lead to five pom“ We“ wan Thma-V night and M‘ gamer S mm" Curl! New Brunswick 3040001100— 9 Guam“ "hmlboy Curi- i the better oi Montreal Canadiens in their l4-game feud with sewn“ ' 9'3“ T.°r°“'° Mah‘e “emit although never in urou- against Ontario British Coium- mg championship stand- 3 the Hub: in the 1962-68 campaign. Twelve games out of the rLeafs Wh" were “113 Thurs“? ble' l°°k 1‘ 01056 3-7 Win werfbia meets Northern Ontario Queb." 1020205022_14 "'35 “"9" “in”! round ‘ scheduled fourteen have already been played between these “ight- i Phhlce Edward ISWd- Prince Edward Island and Novd Mum!” 010 1020400“ 8 “mad” night: two clubs The lmlachmen have won six. tied three and lost i V“ Fonteyhe- Andre Pm“? 1" other Same! ThurSd8YiScotia clash and cw runs- 1’ W L three in those one dozen engagements. No matter what happens .lVOSt and Gordie Howe. with his . night. NOVA Scotia moved into wick and Newfoundland will Northern ont‘ an 010211—10 Quebec 3 3 0 in the remaining two contests. Leafs are bound to be sporting '29th 0‘ the Seasoh- “’9” "19 thil‘d Place With a 10-8 Win over fight for last place 58"" mmlmo— a “berth 8 8 0 the best statistics. iDem’h 8°31 scorers- British Columbia. Northern On-I SEVENTH notion) NW" SW“ 9 6 3 LEAFS jumped back into second place Wednesday night i The HaWks 16d 2-1 after they tario handed Newfoundland an W cm 001020101_1_ 5 N0" sew“ 0101010010" 4 P'E-I- 8 5 3 WM 3 2.1 M over the Blakemen from Montreal, They play ’first period a 3 after the; 3.5 1055-15 aigmh in eight I M'an ‘ 110101 101 n 8 berta 301 020210 3—12 Northern Ont. s 4 4 again on Wednesday March 20 but before that fixture there's isecond. then got their fifth When! games -— and Manitoba edged? ' ROUND Saikawhewan 8 4 4 a Montreal-Toronto game at Montreal Forum on Thursday Hull scored on an empty net ini New Brunswick 9.7, ‘ . c, 001 010 101.0— 4 Quebec 0210531010—13 B.C.. s 4 4 March 14. That‘s the end of leads-Canadiens fixtures for this the last minute of play. i WIN A SURPRISE i Alta, 040 m1 040_1_12 Sask. 100 100 020 3— 7 Manitoba 9 4 5 season unless the two squads can manage to get together Fonteyne opened the scoring, Quebec surprised . lot of, New Brunswick 3 1 7 either in the semi-finals or finals for the Stanley Cup ,with nearly 15 minutes gone in people with its win over Sas_ i gfld- at; 202—0—13 [gig/a Scotla I213: t£4.13! gntaé‘io 8 1 7 i . 20-0— . . cw oundland s o a

‘Punch’ appears to be able to get his boys really ‘up' for the games with the Montrealers but he can’t brag about the katChewah- Alberta 003011 Sieve way they go against Boston or New York. This Saturday the

troublesome Bruins are back in Hogtown and the Leafs surely

the first period. but ChicagoI bounced back quickly to take‘i .the lead as Miklta and Hull .scored 43 seconds apart. Hull's!

Kashuba said before the game? his rink hoped Saskatchewan.i

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can't afford to let victory slip away this time. While this clash goal came w h 1 1 e Detroitvsa goes on in Maple Leaf Gardens. the Habs will be hosting the i _ ; . New York Rangers and Toe Blake’s charges shouldn't lose any :figfiofmey was in the pen hatiobrée :mzmggdiucfigeggco 5:112, ground in this one. ie lgikitain ingfizasesdecghg 1233:; inglrjnks my now has forced! o g . r i a l at east at s owdown. HaWks Can Gal" gPronovost got his ' 10th goal . A V uebec curls Newfoundland - I n s ‘of the season. With Jeffrey ‘ in the 10th round which starts

23:3; fioféggrg'rghtzgg Alberta: Playing coach Buck Whitlock For the final draw'of the 35cm" With 1955 ""3" “V0 "‘1'" -"°“““g",’,b§;.‘, menial). .5.” 23.3..“333533'33335 ’13 ‘3}: a : p.m.. uep em- . . ' salons go ,1»: iié’éidlira?"ii§“s‘3ni“23.7.: ac e 0 see c ec - 13.... sane mg; breathe"..- ilast night and 21 lead in their selves. :best of seven semi-final series Should they both lose the fiorkthe island Intermediate ‘A' afternoon games. they‘re still) 0“ e.-V “own: :he only contenders. Should one ’thWhhilzi‘g'tS 803i. hi:l seciond of use. that team could tie the e h . i came “1‘ "E 8 other when they meet tonight, >scramble in front of the Pen-

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1 iagain in the penalty box. iMikita got. his third goal. [marking the second time this season that he's picked up three . goals in a single game. i Howe. after being shut outi .by Chicago goalie Glenn Hall on it least six straight-in shotsq iscored before the period ended. ; .getting his 60th point of the fseason to take the individual scoring leadership. ‘ Y

ON the weekend. the high flying Hawks play two home games. Saturday against Detroit and Sunday with Boston Here‘s an excellent chance for the Piious gang to fatten their first place margin.

Chicago has a busy time of it from here until the end of the month. They play next Wednesday in Toronto and Thurs- day at home against New York. After Canadiens entertain Rangers this Saturday. that finishes them for the mont February. Their next action is. Saturday, March 2 against Detroit Red Wings.

Billy Hughes ls Hero

a while it appeared as if tb 0 game would be forced into over- time but Whitlock's goal broke the deadlock and clinched th e victory for Sandy's Pucksters.

The first seven minutes of ac- tion were scoreless but then An- gie Carroll put the Royals o n the scoresheet after getting a relay from defenceman Eustace Reeves in the corner. Carroll eluded one Penguin player and

being put in the mate Stan Peard

Apps Arsenault got this goal back before the period ended when he scored on his own ro- bound.

Jimmy Cullen made the score read 3-2 at the 0.53 mark of the third period triggering a ‘Toy Toy' relay behind Ward 1 li ti Dave Gaudet tied it up at 3- at at the 15.36 mark with a sizzlel from about ten feet out.

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WHEN Lancaster Mooseheads fell 7:4 victims to Fredericton i First period: 1. Detroit Femj Bv WILL GRIMSLEY both here in America when; lodEEd the wafer behind Friz- gap'ta'ls. fcenuy m Sgwlggmgglzt: {35 ngpfltfiti’gfig m .1133; iteyneh (Faulkner. Howe) 14:49; ‘ NEW YORK (AP)—Pentti Ni- interest is so high. a‘lld then} It“ Winn-bi: a ShOWdolwnk—no wiggAcptphselArlszggsililtmirhmd zen. R'efteree I?!” Whelan and his “ml‘f‘ch' 3“? 2:3 106 much gin Hughes); Y: 52. Chicago, Mlklta 23 iHuIl. kula. the pale. frail - looking outdoors. where it can he};la er W K way you 00 at .Angie Cam“ BIG WEAKNESS {35515 “15- 08 Covle and Leroy "magi"; gonfiayed his hock" her); with Mbntague Primrose, lMacNeil) 15:56; Chicago. Finnish bank 'clerk who has counted as a record.“ ll'smuld Alberta and Q” be be. Scoring fo'r the Junk)” were The Penguins' biggest weak- amfg' c8112: 31mm] of Eleven and the penguins is now em'loyed in Fredericton and going Hull 29 (Pilote, Mikifa) 16-39. pole-vaulted higher than any The Finnish pole vaulting scored after m f. l 91 c; ht Dave Lawlm. Jimmv ‘CUnen ness last night was their inabil- glen? “i n?“ but M M great guns with the Capitals In this recent game he scored four lpenames—Gadsby 2:51: Hun Other hl'm‘m' beheves he has a 100“ like any '11 lit an ‘tlh w“ 91 ma gamfi 0mg land Dave Gandet ' my t0 59‘ UP a good 110 war em go "g o e Royall‘ ' . 19:30; Vasko 13:29: Gadsby 13:29 good chance of reaching the athlete. He 13 blonde. with a pfafiofwgargeaym: _fu lo'end‘ The penguins w'ere trauma 3_1iplay- 0n nine occasions the Pen- SUMMARY

of the winning tallies, enough by himself to equal the total out-

;Hay 14:39: Jeffrey. minor. 10‘ 17-foot mark during his United sensitive face and a fragile- 3” how-i [guins sported a man advantage First period: 1. Rovals A.

put of the Mooseheads. In addition he set up three others. . . . ' . . _ _ , ' ~ . oin into the f inal t t.

Last season ed with the Saint John Oilers who minute misconduct 16'31’ Hayysmtes mdoor campalg“ in the iIQOklhg PhySlqlle on five {983. lighogd complenon or the final «ginufies of play but goals waggiibuf never posed a threat to the Carroll (E. Reeves) 7.50. Penal- wore eliminated by Sandy's Royals in the New Bl‘ulnSWick- ‘19'06- M kw 4 Cl. .hefft three “’99k5- {nine inches and 155 pounds. ‘; ‘ Jimmy cunen and Dave Gaudet Royals- M05: 0‘ the Fla-VS were ties — Reeves 12:49; D. Car- Prince Edward Island Senior playdowns. i Slew 24 itch-"h. . gleam)“ : It may happen Saturday HELD 8.3 LEAD brought them on even terms broken up before the Penguins roll 14:59: D. Lawlor 14:59; R.

We’re glad to hear that Billy is performing at such a great 3M1 has D ( . ariam'P vanst th‘gm: “r ‘t may (tome "3"” o o Alberta's rink. a smooth quar- with the powerful Rovals Forteould get up a fun h 9“! 0‘ Josey 17 14‘ clip for his club. It couldn't happen to a nicer gull. igumuhanetr‘gé'rkle' ) 29%;)“: lagidmfldand .0: Chlcagti'r 1‘: tet from Edmonton skipped by} i ' ‘su’am' sec “ Perk)“: 1 Royalsi 3- . Chicago. Mikita 25 (ypumé‘ .MCLIIEH intéllimiztnerlinfrggwgn pegéiegct icon] Wayne .Saboe. d an 8-3 ?c I. l With only four minutes an d Whitlock (unassisted) 4.44: 3. College StUdents Shlne [Donaldl 8:56: 7. Detroit Howe i shape_ ]f a" the little things lead over Phlnce Edward Island UI' lng Draw '34 seconds gone by in the sand- ggsguéns'agl‘mfifiwiggzw:PE“? , _ , A _ , , iP. MacDonald. Delvecchio: come together at the right Thgrsgay "light 111- the elfihth F M “’iCh 3953i!” 3‘10“ Whitlhhk ties'—— liawlor 2-2.8"Jose 7’13:- ST. DunstatliliIs vagsuy team lites tt‘Linisheti 111015 iratercollelgtiat? 49:59, Penalties -— Nestereliko time. I am sure I can do it." 'themnliz't‘lazz lizefornt is: or 'ontague counted his “‘5‘ M the h i 3‘” D. Carroll 0234' 'S. L 3achui't'i “a... . or D- . . . . . . I . . e u aur ay mg in er. 1, u - . .' t .' nt Cl 2 i H‘EC e nn 9 en ii 8i. - '. Red Devus ‘0 a 3‘3 “9' word 15 that D1“? “may had a g“! :Hull 30 (Balfour 19:19. Penal— National Amateur Athletic Un. iSenior Curlung competition be- Nova 59°“ how has “’0” .5” e o ague “b tony The pick hit oalie Donfilenp‘ni . Third peflm' 5' gengums‘ J' alled back on him because the referee figured it never went - - . ~ r - t w and lost two good for third ' ' g ' -” cum" (1" Gallant 6'53 8' Pen' 1?“ me net The Story goes that Tingley let go with one of Ms -ties—Hillman 8.19. ion championships at Madison 3gglheldClatbthe Charlottetown place behind' me undefeated Ice 1: Judge 5.5. 3953091193, zell and bounced into the twmes. gums D Gaudet (peardono -, . . . . ' 1 Sa :Square Garden. meeting suchi “ring 11 - . G. Worth Bert B and B D - The Juniors were held off the 5-36: I ' blasts and it went right through the net. This was in the first .H u 15 16 11_42 . n I“ t 1 14 p M ico-leaders. and other teams in ‘ ry ‘ '. u“ 1 ‘ ' 7' Royals' 3‘ u C . .1 .1 . l .t t. ed til m a - o 191‘- - 00 van ters as Ron1 - ~ _ . ' ‘ phy. vs. Carl Stewart, Jimmy scoresheet till the 17.30 mark of (Arsenault. A. Carroll) 18 45 39:33.3“ the up m the twmes wasn M w m e second w Moms' Dave Tork and ROIahdo‘ Dr- w- MECDOnaId 11. J. S. .fgggr' gig; Pfigfgegd‘vgmago Cudmone. Dan Herring. Gone Ethis perio when Dave Lawlor Penalties — D. Carroll 10:06: E. E M an rate the Red and Whites gave a fine account of mg, ‘ MacDonald 8: Allistair Mac- M 4) g k't V (44‘ B .t Murphy. scored on a backhander after Whitlock 18:59. i themselves and ’coach Jack Kane surely must be satisfied with i . If he misses there. he gets iheod 11. Dr. Johnston (M) 5: 'Cfs §.°‘°“432) . rl‘)‘ Ice 2: Duke MacDonald vs. his work as freshman coach at the local university. Nobody l ifl‘CSi'l chances in the Knights of irrankhAcorn 8. Jim Burden 4; ‘5 ) our" '8 ' ' 1, am" a Jack Murphy. 4 years. : ever expected Saints to “use the trouble the . "Colum us meet at Cleveland Dr. Glddings 8; Cyril Flinn 6. ‘4'5 ' New Bruns‘wd‘ (1‘7), it P.M. i D ev sure] must be rated the greatest surprise package . The {Onowmg ‘5 the curlihgiMarCh 2 and. the Daily NEWS 3-30 P-M- - Ice 1: Angus Jones. M. Wig-i in the intercollegiate loop. .draw for Friday at the Char-iRelays at Chicago March 8. Dr. MacDonald 10: C. Ives Sinton. Wm. Naddy. Tim Hoop-i ilizitfetown Club. (Spares need-i Thed leléyfah-oggi/ farrri‘ier's son 4. 31 i; grasnkAAtcgln ‘11. a“. VS-GCIBUGBWNIChOISom Elleryi 2‘ WHEN we wrote this. we had Prince of Wales College curl- 18 ~ . “are . 98 " 1“? °s_m°re 8° 9° ‘ r m e ' aw' em‘ge amen 301’ Min" 3 b ers remu} as 4.1 in Dominion Schoolboy competition. 3.45 PM. Senior Competition ‘than five inches higher than ‘Dr. Giddings 5; Jim Burden 11.? 08 2? A- A- Fraser. A-E- Sui-3 s‘D'u‘ versus Momgue Regiona| _ The quartet. skipped by Wayne Mathew“ was many throw. 15.50 P.M. hany man had vaulted before—in i c, Flinn s. livan. Dave Clarkson. Jack E ing with authority and they were still very much in contention. 1 Ire 1 — E~ WOOdv 13- mathe' 3" Obscure meet three weeks]. i Y°rSt°"- "5' Fred vuzzor Glehl It’s a truly great showing for these lads and Island sports fans .son. N. MacNeill. G. MacLaren ‘ago in Paluiahti. Finland. . Murphy. A-E- NEISOD. J 10 k ‘ ' are indeed proud of them. lvs. M. Jenkins. F. MacMillan. small town some 130 miles ‘ Muth- ‘ . Wevll have more to say later ab0ut these fine young curlers. ill. Love. B. MacLennanC.2 A e south of Helsinki. I y I, gue Hockey r i Re 2 — H. Bartlett. . 5!" BLIZZARD RAGED O i ' rey. D. Ward. 5. Simpson vs. G. 1 “It cannot be submitted as i Pinched Nerve l , _ ( Bennett. A. Ballem. H. simp- a world record." Nikilla ex-l 1 i 1 Tonight. Frtday at 8 EM. son. H. Edwards. Qplained. “If one in an Dunstafinage and Covehead ‘I V . . Forces ISIGnde‘r ' o 0 Ice 3 — I-I. Dobson. C. ac- armo on wooden runway {battled to a 3- all tie in Queens in = ' . . . v , Co umnls'l' ls Won erlng Leaf; (tinnuEvell.M Kilegialzlel about four feet wide. There Cftguntiti Intlcrrhediagf ‘C' lilay-I . .- . , - TO MISS AC'I’Ion ; A vs. . urls. . ac . -,were fewer than 1,000 peoplep ac ion as nlg . it ~. I l W - Lidstone, I. Webster. ‘there A blizzard raged outside Scoring for Dunstaffnage were i ' ' l r ‘ A , . . ‘ GUELPH. 0 . i l —_ - How Support To Be Given Po; 4 —g- Agargeh 'n freezing inside .R- Burke 2- and Lowther- i on 5...... "2.35;. .3253. n - OI'YS. - ‘00 V5 - OK “But that vault convinced EChappell. McCallum and Malone i ' " . i . i ' 3

I read with interest the an-Ipenalties imposed onihose found Keznedy' 1" Bagnau' E" "‘9 that I “alga.” 17 keyimggered the COVEhead mark' .Pr‘hce Edward Island rink-in o nouncemcnt in The Guardian onuhunting them or having in pos-I 10m? ' Dr Ken R Mac_ and my ambmnn ‘5 to do n "S the Gamma” ‘UhOOIbo-V wrung ? J Monday. February 18th that -isession. as well as the confisca- Reggie 3r Jélks {'MécKinnon. Championship' missed two ehds' 1 “Tourist Association Supports tion of all firearms involved. we i vs Hr} Cémthe‘rs' Gm K . . - 1 Of a matCh again“ power“! Al' . h Effort To Restore Hunting And might have passable pheasant EKe'méd‘; J wemon’ ' ' '. "i i .t b.9113 ThurSdBY night. When he Fishing." The sixty-five dollar hunting in 12 or 15 years if no 830 PM s'enm Coinpemm ' a u r a pinched a nerve in his right i 1 question at the moment is. -In additional birds were brought in ;_‘_____'._'______—————— arm' 1 4 what form is this support to be to water down their blood lines‘ i The “Jury occurred on 593' i P M h given? Huntin in the province and destroy this specific Island Jim Pendergasf i man's Second delivery in the i 0 o .n in 1962. with specific reference strain develop by Nature to; H l Thanel 13’3"“? ab‘we- capab‘ second ehd- He had “51°93!” ‘ “ to Huns. pheasants and black survive the winters in this pro- ' ! c e u e e “etm " er 0" PH" cc his 19“ Shomder 0hr“ yea" ‘ - v gufikstwa: .: .fNasszfbgut an n.1,! . i t Ad iHOplng To lure gliighIhiinef.tw1i.léhhe thy~ ago and saifdthle thought this in. ‘ RCAF EAGLES

un er 0 or is e or s was ungar an par r1 ge are pre- ' . s . es 0 ‘ ° Jury was 0 9 same t? e- the exercise. Our trout fishing sent in shootable numbers but iB.C. SWImmel’s Boum‘m‘ are. me gum? Pkcleb‘m‘ Temerls' blank "‘9 RCAF Eages in ac“ “mi/even 3 than" diaghOSEd ‘ versus is in no danger. High water last one needs a guiger counter J 611111th for Jimmngni ! R—edmoo P55 Falcons vs tioln at givic Stadium. This Seaman's injury and he re- ' 2: season cut down on the no“ t 4 find them. poison sprays‘ cal“ VANCOUVER (Cpl _ amen 1 1 mm hockey 5 HI" wungs. '. wil be e first of a best of turned to the game in the fifth I TY '3 catch The summfl was coolicium chloride. hunting pressure .pendergast of Charlottetown, :uay. All games except Midget! 6:00 - Bl-lS Otters vsi seven semi-finals with the end. ‘ 0 and wet and the water remain- and a natural urge for survival P.E.I.. hit town Thursday in the contests we first 01 Dime-and-‘ISL Jean Snipes (Exhib) urvivor meeting the winner .E.I. was losing 3-0 when i 0 ed cool. down right cold in has driven them back into the hope of luring local marathon home games Ivindtlic first D13)” eBANa'gAMS ‘f’f fioygli' Penguins hen“ Runde“ was forced out and tho! Admission and some dams and brooks. Thu 3 winterland of swamps and aban- swimmers into a 31.000 swim in 0W“ I'UUHG- ii Eel games are; 6. — 7105 BBS T186“. V8 0" t‘ 9 5 and crown- Am“ 500“? was 4'1 When he re- I“ trout could forage for food in doned farms. Furthermore th the Maribimes next summer. first games in bat—otWee ser- 1 QCHS Beavers. Commences 8‘ 9115 Sharp- lumeti- I

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the shallows and didn't have to have a whole bag full of tricks. The 84-year-old drumbeater is lesz— { 7:05 — 7:40 Sherwood Batt- ” resort to cold. boiling springs Some covey leaders can make winding up a cross-Canada tour I’EE WEE ‘lers vs BHS rens. ‘ 3‘ where their was strong compe- ‘ monkeys out of both hunter and on behalf of the Northumberland 7:00 —— 7:30 PkdlcSpt. Park- 7:40 — 8:15 BHS Bears vs -°" tltlon for food and anglers dog. It’s a far cry to the days swim. a nine - mile marathon crs vs St. Jean Bears . CHS Panthers. ; '3' made some big catches. when they were green as cab- set for Aug. 3 between Cape 7:30 ~ 3 00 WKS Wolves vs 8:15 8:50 QCHS Gulls vs'