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Last week Aces came to town and gave local fans a fine nizht’s entertainment when they battled the Parkdale Royals every inch of the way before bowing 10-8. Indeed at ome stage of that tussle, the Aces led 6-3 and it looked as though the Hogan- ists were headed for a win over the Frizzellmen.

However they just couldn’t hold back the Royals in that final session. and Summerside lost a squeaker only after a great fight.

The Penguins naturally expect to increase their league lead

and they have an idea the westerners will be trying the same tactics with them.

fans should see another good league struggle with in doubt the entire distance.

TOMMY SCANTLEBURY is mighty enthusiastic about his Prince of Wales College basketball team. Right now the Weish- are showing their heels to the rest of the City League en tries as the teams take time out for the Christmas holidays.

Scantiebury is delighted his boys are leading the parade but he has more to say about last Saturday’s game against Junior Basilica Youth Club Trotters than any other game. Tommy in- sists this was the best game by far the city collegians had played

season.

couldn’t get Tommy to come out and say that his boys emerge league champions but you could pretty well tell he was thinking along these Jines if they kept up the kind of they showed last Saturday night.

The Welshmen will be tough, make no mistake about that. it’s a long road to the end of the line and many great hoop shfuld be viewed from now until then. Anyone of the has a license to come out with the top prize.

WALLY SHEPHERD will play no more hockey in the Isfand

until he signs a playing card.

is the word from president Ivan Doherty who described plenty annoyed because Wally had not signed on the

line. Perhaps by the time you read this column, §

have put his ‘John Henry’ on a card with one of the clubs.

Wally played a few games with Parkdale Royals this season

was then reported going to Perfection Penguins. He didn’t

with the Hennessey crew Tuesday night and rumor had it

he would possibly perform with the P.E.L. Aces.

Of course, all players must be registered by December 15

Shepherd signs at once if he wants any hockey before that

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REFEREE-INCHIEF Jack ‘SPY’ Ready 1s in hospital with a neck injury and during his absence, president Doherty will handle the assignment of officials for games at the Sports Arena

Penguins Tackle P.E.I. Aces Here

Perfection Penguins will be out to increase thei-lead in the Is- land Senior Hétkey League to ‘night when they entertain Charlie Hogan’s Summerside P:E.1. Aces.

Penguins grabbed the top spot in the standings Tuesday night topped

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