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Beavers lncrease League Leadl"Hondo" Kelly Scores 24 Points By Dropping Ramblers 6-2 1

SAINT JOHN N. B. - After holding Saint John Beavers 2-2.in the first two periods. second place Amherst Ramblers faded Satur- day night while Beavers added four for a 6-2 win. stretching their Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey Lea- gue lead to nine points.

Jacrie Hamilton scored the win- ner - his second of the night - early in the third. Frank Kuzma also had a brace. Mark Boileau and Wally Kullman were the other Iaint John scorers.

Amherst did all the second per- iod scoring after the opctiini: pair by Hamilton and Klizmsl. Fern Bernaquez tallied first for Ramb- lers and Pierre Brillsnt knotted the count.

SUMMARY

First period: 1, Saint John. llam- lltun (Smith. Paliadinoi lti::1.'l; 2. Saint John. Kuzma (Kulliiian. Jo- Msi 19:22.

Penalties: liirlclibergo-r 6 37. Kur- ma '4:10. Nicolle 19-5!!

Second period: 3. .-iinluu-st. Bur- naquez tTtici-ricni 9.151: 1 AIHIII-'1" gt. Brlllmt (Gray. Scliliililtl lli:il4.

Penalties: Powers '45. Smith mm, 331-; , 13.27, Srllllilrit l8'35.

Third period: 5. Saint John. lla- lililloii (Nicolle. Btillitllll 4321: 5- Sziint Jolln, Built-nil (Jones. Pullo- dinol l".:ll2; 7. Saiiit John, Killi- man (Pallatllttn, .li)nelw 17:40: B. Saint John, Kuznia (Smith. Boil- laul 19:30.

Penalties: None

Pnge 6, The Guardian

Monday, Jun. 2.3. 1956

- MINOR HOCKEY ACTIVITY

Another busy day at the lsptirts Arena. Saturday. in the Minor Leagues produced it lot of good healthy recreation for the young by and youth of the City. Follow-

aro the ruu1ti:- EE WEES

Hornets 4 - Rangers 0 Hornets goals all be Roy Blirnar.

Bjnadlans 2 - Rockets 1. Cana- dians goals by Pound and L. Doi- ron (Doyle) Rockets goal by D. Burgoyne (M. Campbell).

sprlagers 7 -- spltfiras 1. Sprin- gers goals by J. Cullen (2). H. Stewart (2). R. Rice. K. MncLeod and D. Roper; Spitfires goal by D. IfacLean.

PAPERWEIGHTS -

Cuhs I ..- Falcons 0. Cuba goal

both by Jamey Kennedy with an F

assist on the second by Tuppy Razors. Bluebirds I - Tigers 1 Bluebirds

goals by A. mod and 1.. Duffy; A

by O. MacMllllrl.

Myers 8 - Eagles 15. Flyors goals by K. Stewart (3). B. Pi-mm. F1130? Burke. 1!. Benton: Eugle

all by 6. Forgotten till. 3. Mac-

and A. Worth.

Culuuks I -- Aces 1. Canucks tolls by Ferguson. Dowling and Gregory: Aces goal by shepherd (McConnell).

Bombers 3- Arrows 1. Bombers

"goals by Dunn (2) s..d Flsnnsghsn; Arrows sol by I. Macllfillan.

Boston Bruins Nip Chicago Hawks 3-l

BOSTON (AP)-Jerry Toppu. sinl and Real Chevretils, Bi-uln zcpatriatu making their first home appearance since being traded by Detroit. scored all Bos- ton's goals Sunday night in n 3.1 National Hockey League victory Over New York.

First 011: 1. Boston. Chev- Iofils ( clfanney. Heinrich) 7:38; I. New York. In Gadsby) 11.

Pnaltics: Creighton :11. Hein- llch 3:18 and 14:03. Chevrsflls :12, Stasiuk 10:29. Prentice 14:-

Second period: 2. Boston. Top- pazsizli (Laycoe) 4:09.

Penalty: Evans 7235. . Third period: 4. Boston. Toppaz- Ini (Leycoel 2:88.

Penalty: Bathgate 2: Worsley .. . . . . .. lawchuk .. ..

4 Chicago Obtains -Norm Corcoran

CHICAGO. (AP)-Right winger Norman Oorcoran was obtained Iltllrdly by Chicago Black Hawks horn Edmonton Flyers of the Western Hockey League.

Corcoran comes to the Nation- ll Hockey League club in ex- change for Gordon Pcnnell of Buffalo Bisons. Hawk left winger Jack Mt.-Intyre was sent to Buf- falo on :4-hour recall.

30. 15 14 8 5

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Bears 8 - Colts 2 Bears goals by C. ltlacitlilian (Ui1lltIllll. J, Hynes. Fred Burke (Slit-rryl. (tilts goals by J. Rogersun ttlautlilcri, C. Cooper tltogersonl.

JUNIORS -

Abbies 5 -- S. D. U. I. Abbie: goals by Cameron, liaiidraiian, (MacDonald, Becki. Mat-Donald (Duffy. Cudmorc (Mcl)ullal(l. John. Eton): S. D. U. goal by Coyle un- assisted.

OFFICIALS -

D- Arsenuult. L. Barnett, R. Tftllnor. P. Gaudet. D. Doyle, Don Whelan.

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BAN'f'AM:.. Bears . Cnlls Bombers .. Arrows .. Cnmicks Eagles .. 1-'lyers .. Aces

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Today's Nlinor Hockey Program

il:du.i2no - o s. s. P.'lpf'r- weights and Fee Woes not attend- ing school

2:00-tizntl - PttllerW('lillll5 -- llawks vs Redwlngs. :

6:00-7:00 - Juniors e P. W. C. v: Abbles.

REGISTRATIIVN - lll View of the fact rcgistriitinn of lllidgcls. Juveniles and .Iunior.- ha.-' to he complctcd for the M. It. H. A. by Jan. 25th. all players in Midget and Juvenile brackets who have not done so are asked to hiive birth certificates handed in at the Arena this evening. Juniors are also asked to secure birth coliti- cafes. if they have not been regis-

I

dincss if called upon for them

tered before and have them in reaw

Wltli i'1t'liilLL ruarli .lniin tlltlilfltll 1' i'y ptipillllll iii 24 points on 10 field goals anti 4 ioul shots. the Saint Duiistaiiis University basket- ball tt-nlil elicit out ii close 47-43 decisloil ()1 .'l' tlic St. John Atlan- tics in an cxlullilion garlic at the S. 1) L' uyin Salllrduy night

'l'llc uuiiic was a little on the slow side in the first half will: ilei- ther teani findiiiti the ran: (00 colisisteiilly and the half i'll(lCd 17-17. However it picked up speed in the sccolltl go witll tllc ktlan- tii-.x ti-iktn: on early lead. ill: wcr

were never headed from then on out,

Kelli. ('3' Maclsazic and ('lllck Morrison took care of the better

the Saints caught up quickly itllt'l'

lparl of the Saints scoring in tin- second half and Morrison contri- buted a lot slick ball-handling that had fans remembering a fellow by the name of Gus Dorals.

Morri: in was next to Kelly lll scoring for S. D. U. with ti and Maclsaac hit for 1!.

Referees Harold Hull:-itt Eullene Lake called 23 tools. with the Saints practically doubiiu St. John total. being tagged till 15 while the Atlanics receivctl 8.

Saints ill! for 11 out of 15 ircc shot and the Rtiaritics got 15 out M25

Nolan was high point getter on the Atlantics tossing in 3 t id floats and 4 fouls shots for 10 points. Galley and Fry each car- nered 9.

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Saints Hoopsters Trip St. John Atlantics 47-413

lnterlocking A Back At Least

WINNIPJCG l(.'Pl All lli1ciIllck- ing schedule between the Eastern Big Four and the Western inter- provincial has been set back at least aiinillcr your.

While both leagues uunl on It'- cord at their respccllie ('ltlht3tl ini- nual meetings Saturilay its littor- lng the priiiclple of an interlock- lng schedule. the W. I l" U. de- ferred for one year any at-lluil and set up its own 4t!-chine schedule for 1956,

Western delegates felt that none of the proposed iiitt-rlucluilg sche- duled siiliinitlod for approval would prove financially advantageous to

heclule Set One Year

the W. I, F. U. clubs. A committee will set set up to look into aspects of such a schedule

before it is brought up again at:

the 1057 meetings. The Big l-'our lthought an interlocking st-licdulc .would he not-kablc in 111511, both lmecllanlci-illy and financially. Af- ter Frank M.-Bigson of 1-iamilton provided figures showing the cost off travel by air for each club.

A 10-man board. comprised of five reprosciilzitives from each lea- guc. will meet today as an overall .orgaillzatinli to deal with matters of common interest to both the big four and W. I. F. U.

LEXlNG'l'0N. lxi. i'ATjl-Lt-.lir Combs 11 said Szilillwlay night that since there has been one l1latt'lI race betweiil Naslltlil and Swaps "I see no reason for atlotller." Combs. who with associates pur- chased the four-your-old from the William Woodward .lr.. estate, said in a steitciiioiit: ”l"t-rsolizilly. l have iiorcr ll0('Il in favor of match 1'8t'f'5. bill llilti Nashua and Snaps not run a match race giving: the intcrt-sir-d 'publlc an opportunity in lice these two great ll01'St::-' in a match rare. I would be agreeable to one. ”llowevet', since this has al- ready taken place, I see no res-

Sees No Reason For Another. Nashua-Swaps Match Race

Mill lnr MlltilllFl'

”NnsIiuli has his ongiigenients glllallnetl and i hope (list in shine of these races he and Swaps will meet iillaln."

Earlier. Rex Ellsworili. uho lawns Swaps. said at Chino. Calif. lthat it. official of Bowie track in lhiuigvlilnd hall proposed a 3200.000 return match between the horses. 1 Swaps won over Nashua in the Kentucky Derby but Nashua won a match race at Chicago last .s"mnier.

A Bowie official said the track is trying to line up a rematch but said there was no definite offer of lt200.000 for the winner.

Skiers, Hockey Final Training

(Tortilla ll'Alnpezzn t('Pl Thirty-twu Canadian skiers. skat- ers and hockey players buckled down Sunday to a flniil four-day training grind for the winter olym- pics opening in this alpine resort Thursday.

"We're going all out from here in,” said Pat Rriinago of Brent- ford. 0lii.. vivacloiis in.'iiliiger of the liljU1'y'fl1lfllCfLa5l(l team. Other (cam maliagcrs said (hr same.

Mrs. Rnrnage sent the wonieilks tram onto the treacherous donu- hlll course with orders to "cut loose but watch for stones." Luck of snow and mild weather has left

REMEMBEIK WHEN

Detroit Red Wings set the M11. record inr most cnnscctiiive goals by our team in one genie uheil they wallopcd New York Ril:ii;crs 15-0 in Detroit 12 ,l'(',H1'S aim to- night. Ken Nit-Aiilcy lll tho ltl:ytti'S' nets also had 47 serves. ('nilllie Dion in the Detroit nctli hurl only nine New York stints to stop in preserving 'l shlit uni.

Ga me Postponed”

The lsliiild Senior 8 League game scheduled for the Summer- . side Civic stadium tonight has been postponed until it further l dale.

Players In Preparations

sthr ski slopes in poor shape. The snow shortage has been blamed for the steady stream of athletes be- ,ing carried into hospitals here with broken liinhs. twisted ankles and luimps and bruises. The num- her of pi-e-Olympic injuries ll .- al- ready surpassed that of the entire liilfmz olympics in Oslo.

t On the adjacent giant Slalom :'coui-so. Andre Bertrand of Quebec City 24-year-old Laval University student. worked under the watch- ful eye of European coach Watler Clausiug. who was called in to re- ,phicc. injured Canadian men's lcoach. ran: Gabi of Biinff. Alta.

St. Thomas Wins Series Opener

C1lATl1AM. N. 8. (CF: - St. 'l'llonlas College opened the New Bruiulwlck-Prince Edward island y intercollegiate H o c k e y Dengue -Sflllctllllt? with a 5-1 win over Uni- versity of New Brunswick Friday nirlit.

NEW YORK. (CPl A Elston -. lloward. catcher-outfielder and lllrst Negro to play for New York 'Yaiikt-es. signed his contract with ltllo American League pennant winners Saturday. The former Toronto Maple Leaf catcher will I receive 810.000.

Beat Wings, Rangers

10301010 (CPD - With big

Basnniary .l'-'irnu Period: 1. Toronto. Bal- four Horton. 2: ' 2. Toronto.

Arrlltrorlg I: - 3.

10: Bolton 8:3. Godfrey 14:26.

The first period ended with Tor- onto ahead 2-1 and both clubs counted once in the middle frame. Armstrong. a six-foot - one 205- poutlder. settled matters with the only goal of the Hrliil period. Nick- named the Big Chief because of his Indian blood. Armstrong now has 32 points. equalling his top pro- duction mark with the Leafs two seasons back.

Neeterenkou Morrrison . Detroit. Relbel Howe .. Penalties: Mot-rrlsoo 2:56.

4. Toronto. Duff 1 ' 5. Def-

Morrison. 1 Mason 4:48, sforrlsh

MONTREAL (CPl - Montrlal Canadians nutlastetl New York Ragners in a spirited game Satur- day night to win 3-1 and open up their National Hockey League lead over the New Yorkers to 12 points.

The learns traded goals by Claude Provost of Montreal and Wall Her- geshimer of Rangers to end the first two periods 1-1.

Midway through the third period a dis-allowed Montreal goal by Maurice Richard sent the crowd of 2,810 into a deomonltratlon. But Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion counted a minute later and in the final minute. with goalie Lorne Worslcy taken from the llsnucr

open cage. out side of the uproar over the disallowed goal. the teams stuck to fast. allotit hockey and only three minor penalties were called aufnst each team. when locket Richard shared the past Worsley st 9:!) of the

cot. Tom Johnson scored into the m

Leafs, Habs Win Saturda y

thinking it a goal. Woraiey argued strenuously with referee Jerry Oiinski. who onsultcd his lines- men and .ftiially disallowed the goal. Ollnskl claimed the puck crossed the line after ho had blown hill whistle.

Then the Canadiens. led by Bl-

graat -rgtiment while the showered program and newspap- ers to the ice. SUMMARY

first period: 1. Montreal. (Pro- volt. Mosdelli 11:24.

Penalties: None. .

second period: 2. New York. llergesbetmer (Murphy) 10:52. Penalties: Gadshy iszai. Curry

Third perindi 3. Mtnitreal, Goof- fi-ton tolmstesd. Bellvesu) man; 4. Montreal. Johnson (Curry. loo- dell) 10:43

lamina! am. 0:l1. null-out

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0:11, Howell 2:42. WOPIVGY 12 O ll-U "II!" I I Ir-I9

chard. spoke their piece in another 11

To Down Toronto

l)iJ'lliiU1'l' (CP) -Gordie lluwc lllltl 'l'cd Lindsay cat-ii icoruli twice as the Detroit Red Wings 'ilt-it-nictl the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1 111 a National Hockey League game Sunday night.

All their goals came against iiarry Lumley, who was injured and rcplaccd for the final 13 min- utes by ltoss tLeftyi Wilson. Detroit's assistant trallier aiiil practice goalie.

Suinlilsry:

First period: 1. Detroit. Lind- nay lLilllN'.l1. Dalveccliiol 9:09; 2. Toronto. Sloan (Duff: :l.:lil. :1. Detroit. Howe (Kelly) 17:14; 4. Detroit. llolve (Reibeli lllzull.

Penalties: Thomsoli -1'47. Lind- say lmisconductl 9:011. Proiiovost 11:50.

Secoiui period: 5. l)('ll'tlll. Limi- gay tnolvecchiol 18.14,

Penalties. 'l'lioiin-ml Lil). Pulcl icli 4:02. Sloan 4:12. lllllimlii 7:21;. Siuali 8:52.

Third period: Scoriiig. None.

Penalties: None. Lumley 31, Wilson 9 .. Hall '

Attendeinlcezl N -N

Rocket lllchar Leads Canadiens To 6-2 Victory

CHICAGO (CF)-Maurice (Rocket! Richard got a goal and two assists as Moiitroalcanndiens hammered Chicago Black Hawks. 8-2 in a National Hockey League game here Sunday night.

Summary:

First period: 1. Montreal. H. Richard (M. Richard. Moore) 10:45; 2. Montreal. Harvey (Olm- stead. M. Richardi 12:31. y

Penalties: Fogoliii. two minors. 4:00. 11:48; Geoffriuii two minors 4:00, 11:48; Wolt 6:10.

Second period: 3. Montreiil. Bel- ivesu. Olmstead tGoofirlon) 11:- 35; 4. Chicago. Wilson (Wolt. Clesli-ii 18:30.

Penalties: Morison 0:49. Fugu- lin 13:05. Belivesu 19:52.

Third period: 5. Montreal. M. Richard 2:06, 6. Chicago. Luzon- bergcr (Morison. Slllllvlnl 2.25: 1. Montreal. Talbot 4:42: 8. Molli- rcal. Provost (Talbot) 5:02. Penalties: Mosdell 3:50. Sullivan

2:50, Turner 8:58, Litzenberger lzstl. Fogoiltl. two minors. 17:11. M. Richa1'df18t32.

Plante . 10 it 11-32 Bnssen .. ...11 1111-31

Power On At S'sicle Stadium

Power win. expected to he reestablished at the Civic Stadium Slimmerside. snincttme last night and it is hoped a new sheet of ice can be laid Mtllin 48 hours or so.

The ice held very well since the break in power over two weeks ago. leaving a good base on which to start flooding. although the pipes are bare in two or three places.

It could not be learned last even- ing when the next hockey game will be played at the Stadium but it will possibly be Friday nillit when the Parkdale Flyers are due to play in lummarside against the Aces. 8.

Inks Contract

BROOKLYN. (APi-Carl Ers- kine. senior member of the lrooklyn Dodgers pitching staff who was plagued by arm troubles last sellvli. has lllncd his 1956 contract. Brooklyn officials an- nounced Baiurday. This brings the number of Dodger signers to 17

iirskine wound up with only an -8 record ast season.

Hockey Practice

The Milton Hornets will hold a hockey practice at the Sports Arena tonight from 10-11. All players are raquhhed to he in uniform.

saints F6 F3 PF Pts. J. Kelly ........ 10 4 1 -M Morrison 2 4 0 8 Maclsase 3 0 .8 6 , Fearon . I O 1. 4 - Farmer ...... 1 0' 4 2 Mactlollllell 0 1 4 1 i ' : o o 1 o I .. O 2 1 2 . ll 11 15 47 FC F5 PF Ptl. . - 3 4 0 10 . 3 3 2 9 . 1 7 2 9 . 3 0 3 6 3 1 1 5 . 1 0 0 1 . 1 0 0 2 Totals 14 15 g 43 ltolci-ccs: Harold Hewett. Eng. enc Lake. Each Notch Pair

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slluirt-ti his tczimiii :c hoop cllargea

cxut-tly him to do it when he piled

in 2-1 points to pace the St. Dun- 'tllan's basketball team to a 47-43

Arline rnacll John (1-lnndol Kelly

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5-A... oop Star

day night. tinndo has taken over the role left open by the gradua- tion of Jack Reardon. and has led his te;. .1 in scoring in just about this season. (Guardian Photo).

vicory over the St. John Atlan-

l8th Straight Nloncto

liiONC'li()N t(IPl Moll:-tunl ltiiuks iiiarchcd to their eigiilll straiglit triumpli on home ice ht-re Saturiluy night. wluppiiig Frederic- ton Capitals. 7-5. to jump lIit('l( liito third place 111 the Atlantic Co.-a:.t Srninr llockey League.

Playing before a top crowd of the soasoii. llawks. Iliul into a :1-0 lead in the first and rolled up a 5-0 advantage before the Caps could hit the score sheet.

Lorne Plrle, with the now dc- fuiict Niagara Falls Cataracts of the 011A Senior A. lcagilc lust. year. fired two goals for the Hawks. Singles were potted by Fred Weaver. Orin Carver. llay Leduc. Bob Bowncss alld Billy Sin- nctt. Fredericton goals went to Bill Mcnonagli. Neil Scwell. Doug McP1iee. Huglile Campbell and Bernie Bessie MacDonald.

n Hawks

Down Caps 7-5

Moncton. Weaver Leblanc. La- duc 17:57; :1. Moncton. Plria 19 2 22. Penalties: Sllinett minor.

10-minuta misconduct 12:21: Saw- oll 17:33. Leblanc 18:52.

ssrnnd Pnrlodi 4. Moncton. Car ver Lnhlallc. Laduc 4:39: I. ltlnncton. Bowness peduc. Cal'- ver 3:53: ll. Fredericton. McDo- nagh Mclntosh. Lager 11:54: 7. Moncton. Sliinett yfoula, Lacroix 15:58: it. Fredericton, Bawall Le- ger. Campbell 17:26; 9. Frederic- ton. MacDonald, Leplne. Leclerc 19:45. Pcnaltics: Campbell 3:44. Leblanc, 16:34. Carver 18:21. .'l'hird Period: 10. Moncton. Lo- duc Bowness. Carver 2:32; 11. Fredericton. McPhee Whltlcok, Miles 4:50 12. Fredericton Campbell wliitlcok. Miles. 111247. Penalties: None.

Lineups

Fredericton - Goal: Craig; de- fence: Lepine, Blackburn. Camp- bcli. lliclntosll; forwards: Mac- Donald. Lcclerc. Dorrlngton, Le- ger. llicnonagh. Sewetl. Bliss. Mc- Phee, Whitlock.

llioncton -- Goal: Pidsndney: de- fence: Leblnnc. Weaver. Whyte: forwards: Bowness. Lcduc. Car- ver, Houle. Liicrolx, Slnnett. How- lett. Hlrschfield. Pirie. Heilncsscy.

Referees: Sonny MacDonald. Henry Kelley.

Summary

First Period: 1. Moncton. Pirie

lfrschfield. lienilessey. 8145i 2.

New Team Joins City llooll league

A new team has joined the City Basketball League to replace. the lNomads who disbanded last week. I The newcomers are the Atoms who will operate under than lead- ership of Bcrllie MacDonald and Jim MncQilai'rie. They will swing into action tonight at Prince of Wales College in a game against the Welshman as the second part of a doubleheader

in the other game: the Trotters will play the Aces in a game got- tiul: iindt-ru-ny at 7:15. The Atoms j--P. W. (' game will commence -immediately afterwards at fl:80. I The Atoms will be composed of most of the players who have played in the League with the No-

a number of newcomers in their ranks such as Wayne MacDonald and Merrill Flynn.

George St-nnilebury has been up pointed official referee for the lea- sue.

SPORTS ARENA siiA1'1'No Monday and Wednesday

minds. in addition they will have C

Stops: Craig I 10 10-26 Pidsodny 11. I I-24 Today's Program