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tea a restra'nlng glut-e over the mouth of deoninn Oil Kin-it goalie Harriznn Gray d‘irtng \innriav nichi s “cm- or'al (‘up hockey H‘mlJInni

Ross-Coached Pirates Cop Island Senior ‘C' Hoop Tier Wﬁ'ﬁ'ﬁR—s

Charlottetown Piraics Iron tho' r‘zht to represent PF. l. in Maritime Senior ‘f‘ basketball play-nits when they dcicatcd RCA? Sultans Till-4R at PWC gvm Ia<i nicht in a game 'hat was an uphill ha'IIe most of the way.

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moran ‘1st 'AP‘ Goalie Marcel Pattie turned ll his sec-rind mutant summit in the American Hockey beam Calder (‘tsp playoffs Wednesday imitat- Buffnlo Rims In the find! me of the champion- hip mud M

3m the inm’l Mg scorer 0min: the run- llr maul m M first on lot! guts at the defending rat. Ger C. champs took a corn- mdhl lead

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The Pirates. fell behind early In the game and never caught it till ten minutes before thi- end of the game when they dcarilockrd the score at 37-all_ At half time the new champs mre trailing 31-26 but they named to chop away at this lead early in the maid half and finally pulled ahead of die airmen.

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the ulnners. Wendell ‘Cleaver' unsiwd the twincii far 2! points

and Donnie 'Fttnnel' came up With twcniv nave andrnari, nrie of the

ht: scorers In the other three :ames oi‘ the best of five series dressed but didn‘t zct into the :amo liii late in the final half.

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Gerry l'rquhart was turn for the vmtnrs. The balding cag-r tnppod All scorers with 15 points, Teammate Gard Stewart was second in Urquhart with II t nnts

.lnhn Evnna rind Phil ‘Ifullaily hanle‘l the whistles for In! n'lhl'l tilt and “NT Iif‘l'" bury cailint! Innis. Thcv called I

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Tynan Gardiner. 135, of Sydney ﬁllet. l\. a. .\iar.time lightweian

‘cnampton, scored an iniprcsszve Tum-a round technical knockout ‘oter Boob} Speignt of Saint

John \ B. in a scheduled eight- _round non~iitJe bout hero Wed- nesday night.

The Shut nu tapped at 1.13 «Jr-ob. oi the third mum after Gar- ld.ncr dropped the New Brtzns ‘ ‘Hit‘k champion to the canvas ' on tut» occasona.

l Gardiner sent Speint don- .u‘iLh a stinging left bad to the ’ llaw earl) in the round and than ‘ itcpeaied the knockdown seconds " ilaier Spcight managed to stays: of! Gardiner until the 221.! mark when he was batter!!! to the floor with a stiff combination.

Rpferee Pnrdena Smith quick l_\' sfepixd in and called the fight.

in the III-MM bani-final event Wayne Finish. 173. An» napolis. 515.. and Al Jackal. 176. ’I‘ruro. battled to I dun

Frant-is "Rodry" M’cDougalI. 1%. Sydney, gained a four round unanimms decision over Harold Sparks. in, Halifax. while Stanley O'Deli. 134. Hall- fax. gained a unanimous decia ion ore Sydney's Clayton Ryln. 129, In another four-rounder.

dnn wheat Kings blanked Ed- i monton “J In the a econd IHUII'Oﬁawa

game of the best~of-sevi-n aer- oust; Beavers

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“7' "MM" HULL. one. (cei _ Hull-Ol- tawa Oanadlena struck early for ‘four goals within nine minutes and then fended off determined Kitchener Waterloo Beaver! to gain a 4-3 victory Wednes-

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first twenty minutes of action. ‘ Here are the lineups: Pirates—D. hiachan an. S.

Lavers 2, L. Baglole O, W. MacDonald 5. C. hiarLcnn n. R. hchonnell 4. P McConnell

5, n. Hyndman Total—59. 2nd—Estelln Wilson Sultanv—D. Larson. L

rismt. G. Wilkinson 2. G I'm» In St. Pete“ “I

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here Friday. O‘Toole gave up only four hits Jacques Laperrierre, Jimmy wedm’Sd’Y ml!" and Vada Pin-

Rohenx, Kent, “arm,” and son drove in five runs as (in-

Bob Ellelt scored for the wtn- (“mall Reds HON)?!“ L05 M-

ners Len Bronson. Sand} .\!cr 391’} Diligel’l- "‘0

Gregor .M Jim 59mm, “er, ()Toole struck out nine and

Kitchener marksmen mm!“ "mm . man' M 0'“ ———...____ stretch he retired I7 men iii a

TOW Three of Putson'l runs batted

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SYDNEY (pr SN", 1 Dtmc‘Mclntyr-e’a Sydney River River Intermedzaies must ‘)\'tl'- "and ‘1 W '0 I” “ lull cane a bi; deficit here tonight mall“ I" "‘9 3”!"- i'l‘hursdayi when they meet‘ Sydney River made the try Lancaster Brewers In the sec- to New Brunswick ova the and and deciding game of their weekend minus five of their trey total goal round for the Aimi- men. Coach McIntyre. defence time intermediate 3 hockey man George Moss and forwards chamionahi‘p. Earl Vasello. Gordie Mela:

Sydney River trail in theatrd Donnie Marks were unable mmd by a 7-4 margin after to make the trip.

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I 0-- I s I- a- h no out inning altar rookie Jon Hauler had walked the first two men he faced. The ltycar- old Muller was the first of four Dodger pitchers to get a bat- tering from Roda. lie was tol- lnwed by Ed Roebuck, Phil 0r< ten and Stan Williams.

Jerry Lynch also homered for Reds off Williams.

[Nickel Company Earnings High

TORONTO (CP) —— Finanﬂal results of all operations in the first quarter of this year are liker to show the second htgh~ est quarterly earnings in the company's history. Henry S Wingate. chairman of Interna- .tional Nickel Company of Can- iada Ltd. said Wednesday at ‘lnco‘s annual meeting.

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leen nickel. Mr Wingate said. is

YARMOU‘I’H, NS. (CPI .. A running well ahead of 1961's trophy was presented in former "19v bu‘ 1' 0m" y by low" Tummo mp1, L",- lwckey European demand, with the re Pm," Home Meek" wmes_ wit that for all areas demand by by No". Dun. school in the first quarter will not spam director a“. Albert Le reach last year's record rate.

Blane. ‘ , t itional Fitness Council andi The "why "' Natal“! "I stopped here on his way homel l‘Wml‘m’“ °l Meche” 9‘" 1’ from a council meeting in 0!- ‘a minor hockey league clinic tavi'a. } held here last winter. ‘ He later left for nearbyi Now living in St. John's. Nfld. Clark'l Harbor when he hoped Meeker is a member of the Na- in buy a fishing boat.

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