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Sandy's Royals

Set For, Games

By CHRIS ANNETT

a Sandy’s Royals hit the ice at the Charlottetown Forum tonight in their first home game since they hosted the Mon- cton Hawks several months ago and this’ game too will be pares against the high ‘lying Hawks. The Royals came up ith a big win over the Halifax Junior Canadiens last week- as considered ‘humiliating’ by the Junior Habs but bowed to the Hawks 12-2 after five of: their. top play-

““ @vs were forced to return home due to work committments.

However that will not be the case tonight at the Forum

and all indications are that this will be a close game all the

way. The Royals have got their first two lines sorted out

xhibition games, so that

glittering achiev tof the year was the win against the Baintree Eastern Olympics: one of

the

best a ever

mateur clubs in the eastern US and the win just

went to show that the Royals are ‘as strong cr stronger as

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were. Frizzel will be in the nets for tiie locals and Frizzel

éarrying six defensemen. Al MacLeod, Stu MeLure, Farmer Josey, Paul McGonnell and Wood have shown

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Morell; $%. Rachel

ack, Souris; 2. Winston Yorston, Georgetown; 3. Robert Mac-

Montague. Girls 16: 1. Ruth Annear, Mon. ; 2. Dianne Condon, Mon-

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Souris Boys 14: 1. Angus MacCorm-|

*|Jimmy Williams, Elm Street Elementary.

Strong, 0’ : | Kensington ; “ao Elm St. Elemen-

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WEDNESDAY, FEB.

MONCTON "HAWKS" vs. ‘

SANDY'S "ROYALS"

| Robin Roberts, veteran right- | hander, began limbering up | yesterday: with manager Grady

Saint Dunstan’s High School took. a severe jolt to their hopes

“lof landing: ~-the---Charlottetown and district junior hockey crown | Whitlock,

for the ‘second straight year last night at Charlottetown. The |Saints and the PVI club tossed |the lead back and forth like a jhot potato and both teams must j have been satisfied when the _ score ended in an 8-8 dead- The game started out as: a

SO SOON?

Hatton all smiles at the Hous-

camp in Cocoa, Florida. Rob-

alone but then

|marker. Smith broke SDHS penetration into the PVI an see ty eee oe

up

~_ Revitalized PVI Pucksters Hold Saints To Deadlock

passed back to|red lights blinked in a span of

Alan Flood backhanded a high shot past Reid after having gathered up Gary Cudmore's rebound. Two minutes later the fans. saw ted again on a nice MacQuaid. |PVI, Weatherbie gth of |sisted for the Saints seconds la-

close tight checking affair and the puck the len | there was little indication of the and broke in on Brown jmarksmen paradise that was to Gtanley. Stanley made come later on in the game. Billy with the pass as he LeClair scored the first and between Brown's legs. ly goal in opening session; Weatherbie who a fine of play. After a shot had hit the se pip oh tte er backboards. behind -the net the midway mark of the per- puck squirted out in front of the he deflected Affleck’s the twines. : . However the PVI’ers clos- | However no sooner had the ed out the period two minutes |second period been started when Kevin Smith's low drive the- whole complexion of the ed under a sprawling game changed. Herbie Steele got The teams then went the faceof streaked down right “the close to the vest wing and relayed the puck to play seen in the first Kevin Smith.. Smith blasted his end there was no further a it deflected in off A on itloc! body. Exactly a losing stanza witnessed minute later the Saints went y at vepring ouch as S8 back out in front again as Billy seen in any hockey pee ee ae = - . The Saints tied the game Flood 8.34 mark on Weatherbie's him in the clear, pulled Reid and a ialied — on a Paul Stanley dyevtty. te teed af teste jand thej went ahead on Smiths

ston, 3: Merlyn Gamble, 0’:

nard Schurman, ee: Guy Johnson. Air Johnston, ; Girls 9 years — 1. Amber MacArthur, Parkside, 2. Betty Anne Matthews, Air Johnston, 3. Ruth Urquhart, Air Johnston. NT 2 laps, 9 -—1 Dwight Elm Street Ele- mentary, 2. ; , Air Marshall J ton, 3.

Rae, Tignish.:

Boys 10 years — 1. Kenny St John, Air Marshal Johnston, 2. Michael Sayers, Air Marshall Johnston, 3. Charles Strong, 0’- Leary.

Girls 11 years — 1. Janette Robinson, Borden, 2. Rhoda Dennis, O'Leary, 3. Deborah Wentzel, Air Marshal Johnston

Boys ll years — 1.

Bobby Eansen, Air Marshall Johnston, 2. George Profitt, Alberton, 3.

Girls 12 years — 1. Lynne Wil-+ » Alberton, 2. Janet Ramsay,

Kensington ; Anne LeBlanc, Air Marshall Johnston.

Boys 12 years — 1. Errol

Leary, 2. Blain -Cole, Elementary, 3. Mel-

Girls 13 — 1, Judy Carruthers, O'Leary, 2. Doreen Gallant, Ken-

Coughlin, Al dershaw

- (ham Boys 16 years (4 laps MacDonaid, Kensington ay Wallace. cae |S. Galloway.

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Girls-15-years ——1 Paynter, Kensin Eba Strong, 0’ , Borden

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2. Jim) Tlott, Miscpuche, 3. Dale Ellis, |ed or possible delayed games in

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Hardy, Alberton, 2. Valrie Ba- | ker, Kensington High, 3. Phyllis |

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Boys % ig oh ‘=I. Wallace

Gallant, Elm Street, 2. Francis . |O’Brian, St. Eleanors, 3. Floyzi Arsenault, Elm Street.

Graham, O'Leary. i _Gitls % mile — 1, Pauline Hardy, Alberton, 2. Lynne Cou- @hlin, , 3. Patsy Bow- mess, Ki on.

Boys % —1.Charles Arp; Borden, 2. David Graham, Sanaa Webster,

Dougie Gal- Elm Street, 2. Wallace MacMurdo, Kensington

, 3. Wen. dell Warren Kensington.

PLAY-OFF | . CIVIC STADIUM

TONIGHT (Wednesday) 8:30 P.M

R.C.A.F. EAGLES

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POPE MOTOR ACES

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SUMMERSIDE —- Variety was Farlane rink 17-4 and Ear! Can- | Donald

the word for the British Consol bonspiel ‘which ‘began at the.

non 15-4. were predictable.

Mayor

Summerside Curling Club yes-| rock to open the bonspiel yester- (S'side)

terday

There were upsets and pre- | dictable victories, close games and landslides, and irony.

The upset came when the Cliff Ramsay rink defeated the highly rated Dr. Wen MacDon- ald quartet from . Charlottetown | at the RCAF rink in the early | morning round. Ramsay beat |

|MacDonald 11-7. Irony entered |

when the Ramsay rink lost their | next two games and were elim-

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erts Is recuperating from an ton Astros spring training off-season operation.

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inated from the double knockout !32 NOON DRAW

competition. |

Also eliminated during the day’s play were Earl Cannon and | Harold MacLeod from Summer- | side and Dave Townshend from | Souris. ; | In another upset, the Duck} Acorn rink of Belvedere beat the | Art Burke rink from the same club, 11-8 in the late_ evening | draw. ‘Doug Cameron, top-heavy fav. | orite prior to the bonspiel’s open- | ing, won both his games hand- | ily, defeating the Horace Mac- |

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Six long minutes went by and

|three minutes and PVI had the jodd goal advantage.“ At 14.87 Whitlock started the blast off with a goal on a_ pass from

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Smith, at 15.44 MacDonald con- verted a MacKinnon pass for iSDU. At 16.10 Stanley hit for scored. unas-

iter only to see Whitlock match ‘his effort 22 seconds later and | give PVI the tie. ‘ :

Saint Dunstan’s are now sitting

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TODAY'S CUR

The following is today’s draw

7.00 Eight Year Bonspiel Ice 1 — L. Johnston vs V. Mit-

ton. Ice 2 S. Lavers vs D. Mae-

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Ice 4 — J. MacDonald ve C. Flemming. — Ice 5 — R. Goss vs K. Jenkins.

Ice 1 — Open for use in delay: | ed or possible delayed games in

i Ice 3 — G. Trainor vs R. Mac: Donald. ‘ ' Ilee4—D. Rogersvs F., Ice 5 — Open for use in delay-

|any bonspiel. AT MONTAGUE | 7 p.m. ‘

ejm | Ice 1 — J. MacLean, P. War- |

J.K. MacDonald, A. McGregor, | |R. Leard; G. Clarkson Ice 2 — J.S. DesRoches; M. Nicholson, L. Nicholson, A. | Bears vs\G. Warner, R. Mac- , L. Stewart, M. Balser. | 9 p.m.

| Iee-t —-B-Doevar,_B. Smith, |H. Matheson, L. Furness vs ‘A.

Ice 2 — G. Murphy, E. Cud- \more, H. Galloway, E. McLare |

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‘|game total goals) — March 21— Charlottetown

first draws today are as follows: 9 A.M. Draw:

Pridham, Alberton, Dave Stan- hope, Charlottetown, vs. Doug Cameron, Charlottetown.

Ken MacKenzie, Montague, vs George MacPherson, RCAF.

Bob Hoare, RCAF, vs. Lioyd Lawless, Summerside.

Art Burke, Belvedere vs. Athol

Robertson,. Montague. Forgie, .RCAF, vs. John

Squarebriggs, Charlottetown.

Glen Law, Summerside, vs. Dr.:‘Wen MacDonald, Charlotte: town. : Yesterday's ecores:

9 O'CLOCK DRAW Adrian Albert

(S’side) _ 021 010 001 012-8 Frank Acorn, (Belv.)

Glen Law (S’side)

Art Burke, (Belv.)

Johnny Square- briggs Sr. ‘ (Ch'town)

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Alberton; 2. Eva Strong, Dar- lene Graham, Judy Carruthers and Jean Graham, O'Leary; 3.

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