SNOOKER CHAMPION
Jack Brown fs the reigning Mr Cue recently The picture Brown. Merril! MacLean, who
ehampion of the City Snooker abme show
presents the trophy embiem-
from - left from, the left, atic of the Snooker tourna-
tournamem that was held at Billy Acorn runner-up to Jack ment and Jack Brown
Toronto Edges Canadiens
In Lone League Contest
TORONTO CP) — Toronto engineered
by rookie centre reals Yvan Cournoyer on &
Maple Leafs scored two unans- Peter Stemkowsk gave Leafs penalty shot wered goals in the third period the win before 14.331 suppo“ers Ken Douglas's second-period Bower playing his 20a! was the only other Toronto
Wednesday night to mp Mont- teal Canadiens 3-2 and prevent the Montrealers from moving
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marker Montreal goals by Bobby Rousseau and Ralph
into a first-place tie with De- ‘uraing to the Toronto lineup gackstrom. gave the Montreal-
troit Red Wings in the National following
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mb injury was ers a 2-1 lead going into the
Hockey League race spectacular for the fourth-place ‘ast period Third-period zoals Frank Leafs >articularly in the third But Mahoviich’s 23rd of the Mahovlich and Dave Ellis, both period when he stopped Mont- season on a spectacular rush
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T H F A T R E Ted Harms. and Ellis's 22nd Just 277 seconds later. turned the tide in Leafs’ favor MONTAGUE The Montrealers weren't dead Thurs, & Fri. 8:38 > Matinee Sat. 3 p.m.
“HOW THE WEST WAS WON" SUMMARY
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‘SECOND SECTION
Charlottetown, Thurs., Mar. 25,
J. Kennedy Scores Winner ==:
Chariottetown’s Rogers Ran- gers backed by the steady goal | tending of John Reid scorea & come from behind 32 victory lover the Summerside Junior Legidnnaires at -the Charlotte- town Forum last night
Reid proved the difference in the game as the Rangers reg- ular season goaltender done everything but eat the puck in the dying minutes of the game when the Legionnaires tried to tie up the score Gary Som- mers. at the other end of the rink, was at time very good, but luck played a big part in his play. One of Arnold Mac Leod’s drive bounced off the cross bar while Sommers was in the pro cess of going to the ice Al- though Sommers did have a lot
{luck he was good, especially in
the third period. Sommers stopped Maurice Roy on a hard slap shot from the right point with his foot. Sommers then covered up with his glove hand while Rex McCarville was busy trying to dig the puck loose
Donnie Arsenault opened the scoring for the Legionnaires at 1:08 of the first period. Arsen- ault picked Alan Gaudet’s re- bound and whipped it behind | Reid who was flat on his back. | Mike MacKinnon tallied for the | Rangers to tie the game at 1-1! | at 9:23 on a play set up by Lin- coln MacKenzie and Rex Mc- Carville
MacKenzie carried the puck
out of his own end and paseed up to McCarville who in .t u¢'n set MacKinnon in on a breaka- way. MacKinnon rifled a shot at Sommers which the Summerside goalie was able |: handle ut the puck rolled behind Sommers and as the Legionnaires goalie was getting on his feet his elbow pushed the puck into the net. Alan Gaudet put the Summer- side squad ahead for the last time im the game at 10.58 of the opening while Muttart was sit- ting out a minor penalty. Gau- det rifle the puck behind Reid
on a pass from Gerald Smith the
and this goal was all that the Legionnaires were able to mus- ter for the rest of the game Chariottetown’s team was badly out-played in the first pe- Tiod and didn’t seem to be able to cope with the heavy checking put up by the Juniors. The se- cond period started to show a trend towards the Rangers as they started to throw their weight around and the speedy Legionnaire forwards couldn't come over the Charlottetown blue line with their heads down as they had done in the first frame. Although there was no Scoring dome in the sandwich section there was a lot of good hockey. First the Rangers, then the Legionnaires would make a drive up the ice only to be stop- ped
The Rangers really started to click in the third period as they controlled the puck for the bet- ter part of the 2 minutes. Arn-
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# Rangers Nip Legionnaires; ==
old MacLeod finally tallied for the puck towards the Summer-. beautiful with they captured top
. ' Maurice : Charlottetown the Rangers after they had been side cage and MacLeod received and Rex my vill K Rey included Rural and stopped repeatedly by the Sum- the puck after it bounced off @ pulled the trigger on a. pass ae totte ) then met @ Charlotte im a three merside defence. George Mac- Legionnaire defeneemen from Roy who had received the to d ine who would adv inst Bire) i
Millan intercepted a Legion- Five minutes
naire pass at the Summerside’ nedy. the center of the Rangers
line and worked his way towards offence in the
the Juniors net MacMillan shot scored the winning goal on a hard to get back into the con- K ’s crew downed the Alan And '.
Protest Causes Turmoil ©2222" Sse InPrince County Loop wz =: SSeS
SUMMERSIDE — RCAF Ea- ines were put before the ‘-,,) Legion — A Gaudet ent. as well, and one of the birgh
gles and Borden Nationals were RCAF 1) to
to have played the opening bines. 2: to appeal to the Kinnon, | Muttart. Robinson, K. -Buck Whitlock who was one of
game for the PCHL Champion- MAHA; 3) or ship at the Air Base last night. pletely
iti . and |They didn’t and maybe never Group Captain Dagg has said an — Dickie, G. with the Longworth Avenue hockey
will : he is extremely unhappy about Third Period: Since Enman Drug Combines the situation. The RCAF plays P : 4. Rang
won their protest concerning under Mr Daggz’s authority Paar ergs 72. 5. - you there Dave Martin, a Combine for- I don't think the MAHA will vile. 2 ed oy. McCar-*" « a ;
7 ti . Penalties — Som- e ward at a Monday evening overrule our esse at me mers. G. Smith. G. Smith Tid Bits om Here
meeting of the league executive. Ulric Gallant,
the four team loop has been in a man _ Drug I can't see the i i i The Charlottetown figure skating conducting turmoil MAHA overruling our league UR NG igure skating tests during their regular practice sess Martin was suspended one executive If they do our execu- Cc Li ee Forum, today i “com game by ex-president Bob Sch- tive won't have any power 1 ; | Amherst Internation: al figure skating urman who resigned Monday will be glad when the whole SCHEDULE members of the local club and the ‘owe
evening. Martin was given a 10 thing is over with" minute misconduct penalty for “If | were the RCAF I woula ~The following is the seventh, 2¢3® the action. The skating period
delaying the game in the last 10 come back twice as mad “ind ¢i#hth and ninth round in today’s aie minutes of the fifth semi-final beat us”. Gallant remarked “| Play im the Senior Curling Cham- The management of the
“Meet Tonight.
spotlight on the Charlottetown hockey-front tonight when they clash at the Fitzroy and final
g if ne
later Jamie Ken- puck from McCarville and this the finals. The North River Road students disposed
gave the Rangers the winning Regionab ksters in straight s and advanced regular season, margin. The Legionnaires tried City finals ment fame
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test but John robbed them Of the opening tilt of their best of three final, but numerous times and the Ram came back from the brink of elimination to down
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ties up the series with the Leg- young performer in his age bracket a
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tonnaires at one game apiece. the local scene. Bobby has been a
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Rang. MacKinnon (McKenzie)! The Birchwood squad has some ve
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Smith, MacWilliams history Maritime senior ee drop out com- Second Period: — No Scor- well de the Birchwood —ay and ,
Smith, Irwin
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contest between the Combines would like to see the game play- P!omships being held at Port’ pave announced they tournament and the RCAF Eagles ed ‘sixth game’ If we had got Afthur this week \in which all porminate Island enter.
RCAF said yesterday they beat by six or seven goals with- All times are Eastern Stand- jack Brown captured the Charlottetown champion- are appealing to the MAHA the out Martin in that last game we 4fd ship in a tournament recently hall. decision of the league executive would have forgotten about it”. MARCH 2 Bill Acorn, Sr. captured the In “Bp” to uphold the protest of Enman We would have done better with Seventh round, 930 a.m: On- |; iH Cormi Earl
Drug. Martin’’.
“y t this thing ever h “If they think we want anoth- Columbia vs Newfoundland; eo aes a Sq a er game to draw blood-on the Quebec vs. Manitoba: New | Rod Gilbert's me d 250) pened , RCAF, it has never ctossed our Brunswick vs. Northern On- | York Rangers to a victory Leader Stewart Logan who is minds. We den’ 1
now President. ‘‘There was no there and chop
tario vs. Saskatchewan; British Murphy nailed down the runner-up
t want to go out tario; Alberta vs. Nova Scotia. |a sloppily played National Hockey League game in their heads off’ Bye: Prince Edward Island. | Tuesday night. The tilt was
need of it ever happening. We're Gallant had this to say about Eighth round, 2:30 p.m: (the regular season and thus things ended
trying to make the best out of a Sunday’s game poor situation”. gles 7-5
The president hinted it was in ‘If the game had been refer-
won by the Ea- Manitoba vs. Northern Ontario; | One on tap in the N
Alberta vs. British Columbia; game ational tonight. League
Saskatchewan vs. Nova Scotia; |!eading Detroit Red Wings will place Rangers. the realm of possibility the lea- eed right the incident with Den- Ontario vs. Prince Edward Is- interest, a sports Summersiée gue may collapse for the rest of nis Clough ‘who was suspended land; Quevec vs. Newfoundland. paper sich atmoeanen ee ne point that = ~
year five games) would never have Bye: New Brunswick. | Rogers Rangers is a stacked team and our fellow columnist
“The RCAF policy at the mo- happened. None of our “ays Ninth round, 8:15 p.m: Que- brought an MAHA ruling into his of the events and ment’’, he said ‘is, they think it were going to stand by and see bec vs. Alberta; Nova Scotia vs. the ruling had nothing at all to case in question. was a very poor move, unjusti- one of our players be deliberate- Prince Edward Island; North- | The Charlottetown and District Junior Hockey League is fied and they want to play Bor- ly Rit. Bob Main went after Le- ern Ontario vs. Newfoundland: | io: » registered league and thus passed by den They don't want to play roy (Clow) with a high stick’ Manitoba vs. New Brunswick: MAHA er any other governing hockey eS ae anybody else. Borden and -the which caused the incident. MH Saskatchewan vs. British Col- tien ever the Charietietown junior loop.
RCAF are both annoyed’, Mr. Dennis didn't
Logan said. would have been hurt by Main
“If the MAHA rules out the with a stick”
game, the connected, The entire situation should be
SLE SEES Known 7s Prince Edward Island
Mr Logan said three alterna- County League ti
step in. Leroy umbia. Bye: Ontario.
CURLING ROUNDUP 22 Set
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