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Louis Ranahan.

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs, Mar. 26, 1959.

WILL USE PSYCHOLOGY ON HAWKS

oie et ; A eet . ~ Geoffrion Is Key Figure

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City. Minor Hockey Teams Win Twice At Summerside

Hard Checking Tactics

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game. Other events such as the lad- race, hose coupling race, etc., were also held with the City

town; 2. Parkdale.

Hose coupling race — 1. Char lottetown; 2. Parkdale

Hose — 1. Char

2. Parkdale. Judges for these events were Chief McAskill, Parkdale; Fred Ranahan, Charlottetown. Master of

Following the events a skate was held.

Curling Draw

7 P.M.

(Seagrams) e Ice 2—R. Jones vs. E. Taiiton

Spillett Ice 4—T.W.L. Prowse vs. F. Hansen

Ice 5—H.R. Caruthers vs. J.F. MacLeod 8:30 P.M. (Old Spain) Ice 2—D. Fraser vs: G. Wilson Ice 3—W. Rogerson vs. G. Ves-

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“That first period was, really

and a team needs four victories

th 7 ; to win,” Imiach said. “There is if necessary, will be back in Bos- ton

no disaster.”

hades 2-31

The series is now knotted at 2 games each. The winner of the series will meet Charlottetown Trotters in the finals.

At half time the Sultans were carrying a point lead, the score reading 16-15.

High scorer of the game was

MacDougall with 11 points. How- Sultans and Scantle —

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LINEUPS

Sultans — Kelly 5, Purchase 2, Lefier 5, Howlett 8, Leblanc 6, miller 5, Anderson, Ternan.

Bulldogs Edge Winsloe 4-3

Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs edg- ed Winsloe Tigers 43 last even-

Tiger snipers were N. Larter, G. MacPhail, n.

L. Jay and Walter fereed the games.

Doubleheader ° At N. River Rink

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,| Toronto with the series tied. The

"| ed strong games for their teams.

im-}| and Walter Adams.

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Tce 4—L. Liewellyn ve. R. Mat- Sounting for Leod i Tay! aa Ice 5—B. Acorn vs. J. Square-| Taylor 2, W. Taylor I and H. . briggs Jr. MacEachern 1. DON’T MISS °

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“Remember This Is

THE BIG SKATE TONIGHT FROM & O'CLOCK TO 10

THE SPORTS ARENA

The Leafs held a° pirited 90- minute workout at Boston Gar- den, with veteran winger Bert Olmstead the only absentee. Olm- stead suffered a bruised thigh in the first game, but is expected to be ready tonight.

“We still have a long way to @0,” coach Milt Schmidt warned his Boston charges after an hour drill. We can’t-afford to go into

Leafs are tough to beat on their home ice.” i

Alberton Regals

Charlottetown won twe of the the Caarlottetowa Bantams eked three games played last evening | out a:5 to 4 win over their Sum- ~In T Bl k . P| \a" “tes tee: sapspanientaneae “dacrea Ross | Summerside ee pg a : oe . a es ans “> brackets. ae a victory over Windsor “i The paperweights from the For the western team, Alban | Leafs here Wednesday night and By W. R. WHEATLEY _[goals. injury to Phil Goyette in Tues-|Capital shut out the Summer-|Lace racked up two goals and) /i0e # Cancdian Press Staff Writer Geolfrion easily could become|day’s game. The little centre of|side squad 34, om goals by| singles went to David Arsenault MONTREAL (CP) — —Betnie| more than a psychological threat/| the third line suffered a deep cut|Graham Burke, Bobby Whitlock,|and Bobby Perry. Sen: the » ae (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, bull-|to cgach Rudy Pilous and his/in his left foot. Six stitches were| and Jimmy MacDougall. Francis Peg’ MacNeill | ig for the, Peon straigh - shouldered rightwinger of Mont-| Hawks. Pilous das concentrated |required and at best he is a The Summerside Pee © Wee's| Coaches the minor hockey teams} tend champic oa _ real. Canadiens, Wedtiesday be-|on stopping Montreal's high-scor- | doubtful starter bas) osha * eake in wih Alan| & Summerside while Ian Doch | five series. ‘Third os came a key figure_in-coach Toe|.ing line of Jean Beliveau, Dickie} Without Goyette, Blake will use tie kan € erty, Rogers and Gordon! duled for Summmentan — Blake's plans to toss more psy-| Moore and Bonin. He had a cer-| Henri (Pocket Rocket) Richard| Gaudet getting ¢ t trick Roper,. coach paperweights, Uarie Calleat Gendet- en ne chologoy- and--cénfusion--at Chi-| tain measure: of success in the|to_cenire forwards Claude Pro-|and Danny MacNeill “potting Pee Wees and Bantams respec PLE Coe Be See ae fe - eago Black. Hawks. _, Jopening. game, except for the/ vost and Amire Pronovost the other’ as the Charlotte. i a7 . ..| the Aces, with Vance Harris ‘and || - “I'm seriously considering re-;hard-working Bonin whose s00r| qiicaco COACH SA’ town team down to a #2| Referees for last —_night’s | B- “Grady getting singles. Merie uniting the line of Geoffrion,jing achievements been | "Ms coe TE En «| Coteat: Charlottetown marksmen | games were ~Aiag Deneeneny ey eee ee ee Red. Ralph Backstrom and Ab Mc-| dwarfed during the by his » coach Pilous were Angus Houston and John|Don Frizell, Leroy Barnett. The is while Ross, Chook Donald for Taursday’s game,”| more illustrious line mates. ~ | Satisfied generally with the show-| Irwin. series, resumes in Charlottetown | Stith , Rogers and Clare Weir said Blake. “Then I can use Don| Geoffrion was in line for the|ing of his Hawks. Pilous still} Im a closely contested match/on Saturday. 1 connected ence. Marshall for spotting as needed.”|NHIL scoring championships in| feels that the Hawks’ big job is} 2 ye ae ee Blake’s move was the latest| mid-season when he bogged down ty hobble the high-scoring Beli- C m ; Ilton pionship “to Sackville Combines | $2Y in th back to make it 2-2 Saojectsd tae UEAG. ‘wt avotaeh cee ak ae oe P : od ot one pat apiece’ i we | St the end of the frame The surrounded Hawks-Canadiens * end of the best-of-seven Stanley | muscles. checking line ready for Mont- Challenges Any | bescatiree’ final Sackvibe | LO%s went ahead again 42 early real's big three in the but 7 bowed to Summerside in the | Sunmeere ge i ay se, tte Cup final. USED FOR POWER PLAYS s big in the opener Titleh Id Summerside drive back with five TWO GOALS FOR BONIN . He returned for the tail end of it didn’t get the chance to show Mar. enoiaer Maritime semi-finals. unanswered goals for a 7-4 mar- Canadiens todk the first game| the season and, as in the Stanley|its defensive worth. Blake sent to ampbeliton would also like| gin going into the final period. 42 Tuesday night and there was|Cup opener, as been used | his own big line ageinst Chicago's} CAMPBELLTON (CP) — The play the North Shore league more bench strategy at work than| sparingly on power plays." scoring aces—Tod Sloan, Eddie management of the Campbell-| Ciamplons for the New Bruns-|mission recommended that the would be found in a regu- The Boomer now apparently is|Litzenberger and Ted Lindsay. ton Sénict Yisers Kee feceed b k senior sat lar ~ National ready to go, his place We are not going to play! -iatienge to any team in the : to games. regularly on the offensive with|kitty-bar-the-door hockey, but it] Woritime provinces to play for Robinson Should Strategy or no strategy, little| his former linemates. ‘stands to reason you can’t open) 4+ ever title they may hold. oot Marcel Bonin was the big Blake's plans in this drection| up too muca against this Mont-| i+ was reported here Wednes- Be Stripped Of on the ice with-two of Montreal’s'!mayy be hurried because of an! real club,” said Pilous__— day. ; eae — SERVE NOTICE TO BRUINS = Sore gids zees| Boxing Crown senna . che Beavers for the Maritime| WASHINGTON (AP) — The ' | Senior crown or the winner of | boxing i here said : ap? the Maritime Intermediate title.| Wednesday Ray Robinson should ni : ontinue Summerside Aces and Windsor|be stripped of his middleweight ea Ss n en Maple Leafs are playing for the |title. Commission chairman Jo- ; Intermediate “‘A’’ title. seph Miller said Sugar Ray is Campbellton conceded the New |making mockery of the sport. Brunswick’ intermediate cham-' The District of Columbia Com-

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night’s game was fast bitterly contested remind- rugged contests be- traditional rivals | for west Prince hockey suprem- |

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Maroons goalie Elwyn Jelley, who played the season with Elmsdale Rockets, and Alden Rennie in the Regals.cage, play-

Tom B rbour got the hat trick for the Regals followed by Wes Hardy and A. McAlduff and W. Bridges.

O'Leary marksmen were J. Baglole and Ian Strang.

Referees were Ross Tuplin |

Rovers Blast Rangers 8-4

Cape Traverse Rovers wallop- Lot 16 Rangers 84 last even- at Bedeque rink in the 4th a best of seven final Soutia Shore Lea-

ionship. Rovers now lead the ser- 3 games to 1 with the next for Tuesday night. Scoring for Cape Traverse were Thompson 1, D. MacWil- liams 3, B. MacWillidms, A. Cutcliffe 1, Noonan 2.

Lot 16 snipers were Birch 2, Morrison 2.

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Aces roared to a 97 | (Carey) 5.31; 2. Windsor, Carey Maple | (Rogers, Lockhart) stranglehold on the Mari- Summerside, Gallant

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Aces Come Through With 9-7 Victory Over Windsor

First period: 1. Windsor, Ross; —

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