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Interscholastic hockey will hold the spotlight at the Forum tonight when Kenslngton High School

tangles with West Kent in the second exhibition game between the two teams. Although beaten

rather home game tonight's visiting team are said to be a much improved squad and their supporters claim that West Kent will have to be right at their peak if they are to come

0 i 9 1- ibrough with n victory.

Charlie Hogan's juveniles fro! Sunlml-rsitic gave nlrlplc Warllill; ill their game \\ith Canadians Wednesday night ihut they are going to bu plenty tough to knock nil in the coming Island piny- llowns. Charlie himself a promis- ing hockey player before losing an arm in the war, has instilled into youngsters under ills charge u lot of the hockey "savvy" he display- ell himsclfumd has mouldet o strong outfit together.

decisively in their

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But there wasn't an the Summerside team dnesday night. Backchecking like leeches, and outskating the Charlottetown youngsters the held onto their early lead thro ghout the encoun- ter and when the Canadians did threaten they always managed to come through with an important goal that offset their opponent's offensives.

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But in all fairness to the Can- adians and not‘ trying to detract any from Summersi<lc's well lie- servcll victory the locals were be- low usual strength Wednesday night, Coach Freddie Bradley wan forced to do a lot of shuffling with his defence and forward lines due to players being sick and as u result, something which Couch Ho- gan readily admitted, Canadians’ performance was not up to the standard they showed in Sum-

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It l: rumored also that several of the Canadians key men will perform with lhe Junior Lezlgue that is being organized. Whether or not that is a fact is not known hut if it, in this writer's opinion it will przrcticnlly leave the field wide open for the Summerside squad -to enter the Maritime piny- downs and they will prove worthy representatives of the Province.

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plly, but nevertheless a that local hockey fans just don't seem to want Io support the youngsters by their attendance. There was only a handful of spcc- tators at Wednesday's game llnd it. must have been discouraging to those attempting to enbourage the youlll-lStcrs. 4' Il- 4'

But this is nothing new locally. For the past several years th: condition has existed. Why, we do not know. Certal.nly_the “klds" play l1 smart brand of hockey and give eveiyvthing they have. Smart passing plays, rugged bodyinl; and keen rivalry arc always in evi- dence and these go to make up

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Strong Offensive ‘In All Three Periods Give Local College Team 7-0 Victory

Johnny Squarobriggs’ Prince of Wale: Welshman, gaining momentum as the game went along last night. vaulted into n llo for leadership ln the City Hockey League, when they defeatod Bulnt Houston's Unlvlnilt! squad 7-0, in a game that was replete with fuel skating and wldc MW"

play throughout.

Gaining momentum as the game progressed, the Welshman ikatlnl

like demons while on the offensive an

d sticking to their check: llko leeches

when forced on the defensive by Saints’ counter attacks. fmk the ploy w- way from the Saints for most of the encounter mud once they bud plied up a. 4-0 lead early in the second period, there was never much doubt :-

bout. the outcome. Saints, weakened by the 10s of

a couple of koy players wit-h Several

OIhBIS on m. ailing int, put up a ouurillwlll battle nil throuxh the rim- but just could not cope with the hard driving attacks thrown I! "W!!!

by the Squurobriggs’ coached team.

Min Chances

Several times throughout the game they had wonderful scoring chances only to find young Jack Proude in lhc P.W.C. nets ll ver- itable “stonowali". The youngster turned in n smart performance and really deserved his shutout.

Two goals without a return gave the Wclshmen a 2-0 load nt the end of the first period. Short- ly after the halfway mark had been reached in the middle canto tho P.W.C. team had inrrcascrl if to 4-0, and at the rest. period ll.ill added another" counter to make it

Then in the rugged but TICVPY- theless clean third session the winners came throtlgh with two more counters that put the final seal on their victory.

Play see-sawed buck and forth lu the two rivals went into action and for the first two minutes nei- ther goalie was in very much dan- ger as checking was of the close variety, McKinnon, who played :1 standout game in the S.D.U. nets, made a great snvc us a Nicolle- Roliertson-Blanchard combination

Four Rinks In Montague Bluh ‘Spell

Four rinks have entered the Mflnilllllie Curling Club elimina- tion ‘Spiel leading to the provin- cial playdowns for the British Consols Trophy to be hem Charlottetown early next month.

The club playllowns to select two rinks to represent Montague will be held next week.

Members of rinks competing fol-

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W. Fred MacKenzie, Bruce Mac-l

Lean, M. C. Reynolds, F. G. Mac. Intyrc. .

A- E- Bullivan. c. R, Boehncr, C. Sfstcwart, P. L. Keycs.

LeROy B- Whitc, Dan Power A, G. PflFkS, Di‘. L. A. Johnston,

Lorne Johnston. George 50,-. don Dr. P. Marlnlylre, R, W, Beck.

Lineups Fan Monoton- S’Side Game

Mont-Tonia Jlli/(‘llllg Kinsmen meet Charlie Hogan's Summerside

good hockey. But the fans Just won't attend and there seems to

Kinsmen squad in an oklilbiiioxi game at the Crystal Rink to-

lio little anyone can do about it.l_,,1ght_ The game gg[5 undel-‘tay at

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Summerslde fans are still talk- ing about the Charlottetown-Sum- merslde Legions clash at Sum- merslde Tuesday night. Evldehtlyi the ttvo teams waged mlite a brittle that kept close in 900 fans in a slate of excitement throughout and the stage should be all set locally, for the return game between tho same two squads scheduled for the Forum on Wednesday night next,

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Charlotivl/nvxn curlers proved foo good for Montague and Summer-

nesdliy and us a result retained the Gahoury Trophy by a wide mnr- lzin. Notwithstanding keen competition was in evidence throughout the lengthy session with the best of sportsmanship prevailing and although rinks were successful Wednesday Judging from comments heard around the Club much strongur nks will be artlclpatlng in tho ritlsh Uonsoljs that, according to not a low will prove plenty tough to head,

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the lor-ali ‘he linterested in his pitching than in

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8.15 sharp. Foiowing are the lineups:

MONCTON QSIDE Goal Atkinson Dalzicl Defence Kelly McNally Elliott Gallant McLellan FOPWIHlS

Reid Oatway Mil ton McKay Trites Hucstis Gay

g Woodslde MocIntyre Bernard Ferguson

dians who in addition to being gifted with a strong arm hanpcns to be one of the brighter lads in baseball business, once said he thought the public was more

his salary.

Fair enough. He can say that again. But this time of year Fel- ler‘: pitching is confined to a Florida baseball school and the pub- lic‘; attention prefers to turn hack itch made to him by Cleveland‘ nrllons.

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This was variously re orted as $60,000 straight and an .000. olu: 110,000 in bonuses based on at- tendance. Bonus clauses always were attached to Feller’: t con- tract: become as the loveiand front office views the matter, Fel- ler get: paid not only to win but to bring in tho patronm.

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In xix earlier seasons Feller put away approximately cl 000. Now. At the ago mined almost four ful your, i: close to the top among pitcher: in Gaming capacity.

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of 27, den i'te having no

play came roaring in_upon him and Proude was sensational as A. J. McAdam, workhorse of the Saints broke through only to he turned back. The game llvened up considerably as P.W.C. held the puck in Saints territory and fin- ally their hard working eflorts were rewarded when Blanchard. breaking away fast from a Saints attack skated behind the Saints‘ net and then slipped a pass to Robertson, who made no mistake on a close-in drive.

Robertson drew the first. penal- ty of the game shortly after thc counter but Saints couldn't break through. Cameron drew a penalty for tho Saints shortly after Rob- ertson had returned but Mt-K non performed sensatlonally with his team shorthanded, There were only a minute and 20 seconds loft of the period when the winners made it 2-0 with Robertson and Nicolle teamed up to give the Welshman a 2-0 lend.

Still 0n Offensive

Prince of Wales, looking for, more goals opened the second per- lfld with ano her strong ommsive. They hemmed their opponents in- side their own blue line with Beer just missing the open cor- ner on a pass from Teddy Brad- ley. But the "3" line of the Welshmon were not to be tienied and a minute and ten seconds nf- ter the start Beer took Batman's pass to dent the twines for RW. Cfs third counter of tho game. For the next seven minutes play raged up and down the ice with lightning-like rapidity, with both squads being unable to beat the rival goal-tenders but MucKlnnon in the S.D.U. nets was forced 1,9 bond for the fourth time In tho "emu when Qllisicy slapped in Reddln's pauoui: from behind the S.D.U. net.

Less than a minute later Mac- Lcnnan, left uncovered in front of tho cage, picked a loose puck to account for goal number five for the winners. Goalie MacKinnon robbed P.W.G. several times dur- llls the remainder of the period. with goalie Proude warding ntI the efforts of the Saints team's (attack led by their tireless de- fencemun A. J. MocAdam.

Saints Open Fast

fiieekillr to avert a shutout. Semis Opened fast in the final twenty minutes of pluy nnll for the first three minutes P. W. . were backed well within own defence zone. Keefe of P.W. C. on a breakaway tested Mac- Kinnon from close range onl to have the SD11. goalie turn hack the effort. With Keefe serving a penalty for interference Saints unleashed another offensive but; it was brought lo an abrupt halt as Mahar, fast skating s. , u, for. Jl/Bfd was chased to "Sinners Av- vnue" that loft the teams at even strength. The period was less ihlm five minutes old when P. W. C. ‘made it 6-0, Nicolle getting his

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will be as follows it. was announ- ced last night, a 1v , Thursday and Saturday after- noonss; hockey Mcndl. Wednes- day and Bows-do mornlrlfs.

All younc oh! on no attend- ing school may we the rink any weekday nlc-ming, QIBOQPlZ Satur- goyé and up to 3 o'clock on hockey

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‘Ihere ls a ‘healed h whore e children may chutseminto trilli- rlcatins logs and get warm on cold days. A great man, are taking advantage of everything done for their pleasure.

1945 All-Star Baseball Team

(by, The Associated Prom ST. OUTS, Jan. 24-41411 New- houser, Detroit Tigers’ ace pitch- er, led the balloting in selection of the Sporting News‘ 1M5 nil-star baseball team by 216 members of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

The selections, announced to- day, included Tommy Holmes of Boston Braves, Andy Pafko of Chicago Cubs, and Goodwill Roaen of Brooklyn Dodgers, outfielder-s: Phil Cuvaretla, Cubs, first base- man; George Stlrnwelss, New York Yankees, second baseman; Marty Marlon, St. Louis Cardin-

als, shortstop; George Kurowski, Cardinals, t 11rd baseman; Paul Richards, Tigers, catcher, llnd

Newhouser, Dave Ferris of‘ Boston Ried Sox, and Hank Borowy. Cubs, pitchers.

Max Bentley Increases Lead

(By The Canadian Prank)

Max Bentie‘ of’ Chicago Black Hawks. alrca y firmly atop the National Hockey League's list of leading scorers, added a goal and three assists last night to stretch his lead to l4 points ahead of his brother, Doug, who added two as- sists and slid into second piano a. head of Bill Mosienko, third mem- ber of the Chicago pony lino, who has been idle for the last nine games due to an injury,

The leaders: G A pm M. Bentley, Chicago 3'1 30 4'1 D- Bentley. Chicago 1s 18 33 Moslenko, Chicago 12 30 3g Smith, Chicago 16 15 31 Loch, Montreal '1 g3 3Q Btewnrt. Toronto z: l; 39 Blake, Montreal 20 9 39

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