‘ ’ RUARY .14. 1935 . m; V _

Early

Fast Close Game

Young Harry ‘Eli-rrie Accounts For Only Ch’town Goal. Abbies Have Big Ed_g£e__ On Team Play.

were tied. Chummls lawhr, with s lcsl

Wolverine sttsck, while Ron Hudson, who scored for Halifax in three preceding ploy-oil 81ml": [ribbed IQ snother one tonight, the lust of m, pme.‘ Reggie Shields netted the second Wolverine goal, soon siter Harry Currie had lnlhped in the only P“ lottieown tally. _

Tub game was fast and clean

individual plsys were the feature as for as the Wolverines

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(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

HALIFAX. FA lb-Jack (‘John's Ihllfsx Wolverines, llhtlllng for i berth in the Alisa Cup vlovdswns, stood ghlllllllﬂlllhlll of the Maritime Hockey League toni Chsrlnttetown Ahelwelted-l in the 5th game of the best three out of‘ live series. Wolverines hsve won. two games and Abcgwelts one. Two

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. BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

within one gum o1 the after defeating

and ll! ssslstiead the determined

ing one of his own when both teams hsd penalties near the end of the lame. He broke away fast near his blue line with nobcdyin front. but his hurried shot missed the not altogether.

Gawain Ernie Masher, exoner- sfedlss-tnightofchsrgesthcthe hit Referee Roy Prowse alter a game hero last Wednesday between the two teams, played in only part of the first period tonight. He was suffering from s bad knee."

Lineiux- v

Charlottetown: Goal, Samaria: defence. Grcu, l". Currie, McKie: centre, Kane. Ls/wlor; left , Nicholson. 1 ; right wing. Steele, H. Ourrie, Bradley. Halifax: Gosl, Buhsr: defence, Iavtgne, Graham, Ferguson; tn Masher

IEIIAIY First IIUI

t-ix, Ia/wior. 1.18.

Penalties: Nicholson, Olvts, Graham, l". mirrie.

ﬂow: Bubar, 10; Sargent 10.

Olson! Period l-disrlottstosvn. I, Ompie Q‘ Currie) 2.54. ii-Jiolifcx, Shields (Iawlcr, Pcrteom) 19: . Pslnitles: Graham, Iriekk. Nioholmn (d). Qcps: urgent, 10; Huber I. Third Period vt-Jlcillsx, Hudson (LII!!!)

5:18. ' I Penalties: Lennon. Bhtolb, Gross. Btviilﬂi Bllbﬂr. 8; Sargent, 7.

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(I; lot Power)

OLVlRiNlSJBARlBULTofthcirvictorylastnighntodayoccupy the driver's scat in the race for the Maritime “Big Three" hockey title but it was only after s. mighty stiff bu/ttlc from the Island

crow that they attained their position. Abegweits lost nothing by their defeat, in fact. they gs.‘ ’ the commen’ tion of Haiifsirwritcrs by their Inert combination efforts, s. phase of the game in which they widely ‘outclassed he iwts on goal mean a thlnz. then lest

- night's encounter must have hem nip and tuck as both goalies had it‘!

saves to their credit. However, the game is over now and no post mcrtem is necessary. The utcorne of the series now rests squarely upon the shoulders ot the red and black warriors and Island ions, knowing that the team faced a superhuman task Last night in endesvorlng to tome the Wolf pack twice in a row in their own lair, have, if anything, gained confidence in them. That they will show this in may: game here is aforcgoneconeisslcmwtienhstwsekubig isewwlﬁi be swpslsod- . ~ - “o s s Ill rouowzno on s» Into ‘ 4W’ "WW We is "'5" frcinthsliditorislpole o! the New Ghsaow Evwins "W" "Thecthernigmkirlsliioratspisy-offgaambetwemdhsrlctwtg; town Abbies and u» Halifax waive-rinse. an wi-foriwwte rump"! o, piece in which the captain of the Nova. Bcotm team was saéstusodne having assaulted the referee knmediiotcli’ YOlWWlW the w“ mink t charge was laid by the referee himself. and frankly We with m“; no onewhc could have s better idea es to the assaiim igiuan men“ m“ But Halifax. Dﬂrticulsriy keen on pinyin; in the with“ d, yes-r; more so because they will in w! Went W“ and m‘ Half; l‘ “m” "‘ ‘l weird “one”? o! a h l‘ '42:“? $1170 things sic ob- i“ m“ b“ “mg” m m Not (“will W ('1) 111st Halifax 200t- vm“ "° u“ independent 0mm” and eili “ll-other than biased- (a) m “ “m” “we?” m“ “my be m“ erieialc official he should he h” m” Meme L! he B m an i? Sealing unless he was absolutely would not my Qualified- ogﬁllalalathift til; llvolverines’ captain was dis- gﬁéfedmwiﬁotxmanjer m which me referee handled theujglume. blur; . m h alters by flstic s. W150 liligvglml‘; glistliillelfocllliuld IBYYZBEZWUBBuTKOTQIEnlhRH to see the Allin glib. ' ~ h g supremacy, come 0V6 izﬁwmer; W -

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Dates Set

(C. P. by Guardian's Special WIN)

AMHIIRST, N. 5., Fob. iii-PN- sident James J. Wry and Secre- bsry-Reglstra-r H. F. ‘Iiennsntcdthl Maritime Amateur l-fockey Amoc-

obide byhis report on the game.

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by local fa-ns lost night. in the . 5pm,; Bisters-Bummcrslde Prhnrcses game M. Bummcrside. Judging by the calls received at this office, the girls‘ team will soon hold as much of the BPOtHBht ll their hockey brothers ere doing st the present time-end thot is so!-

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t Fine Work of Doris

ABBIES 3-1

Rodd, Abbie Goalie, Is Feature of Play.

Pissing a wide open, spectacular game, the Primio.-. ox Summerslds turned bad: the fast skating Abe:- weit Sisters by a. three to one score in the opening game of the Ladies’ Island Hockey series. Only the stel- lar netminding of the visiting goalie Doris Rodd, kept the locals from piling up a high score. Dot Harris in the Primrose nets, only had two shots to turn aside during the game. Ziipha. Linkletter, Irene Bliliphsnt. and Margaret Gallant collected the locals’ well ’ markers, while the ions Abbie counter came when Elia Gay lost control of the puck when rounding her own net. The puck rolled Just inside the post be- fore Dot Harris realized anything was wrong. -

The first period opened fast with the ‘Primroses driving smooth dan- gerous combination thrusts deep in- to the visitors‘ defending zone. At the one minute mark, Zilpha Link- letter snared the puck at centre, stickhandled through the entire team. drew the Abbie gosiic out and flipped the disc into the cage for the opening counter. The visitors tried dmperstely to penetrate the Primrose defence, but they broke up everyrush. Time and again the locals forward line broke through, but Doris Rodd saved brilliantly. Just before the period ended the Abbie; counted their first and only marker when the puck dribbled into the net of! the local defence woman's stick. .

Play roughened up s bit during the early pert of the second period,

and three penalties were handed out, the getting two of them. The Abbie Sistsrschecked Irene Siiliphant very closely and smothered her attempts to shoot. Just before the gong Pat McLelian lﬂid down a perfect pass to Margaret Gallant, who scored on s. suiort cross net shot putting the owls one up. Soon after the fin stanza. opened Irene Biliiphant drew pen- my and the Abbics turned the

ivol. VERINES N0 W LEADING PLA YOFF Halifdxlﬁarcili Clef l

FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8.30 A B B I E S

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6th Play-off Game

Get your" reservations early Reserved Seats, 40c, 60c, and 75c.; Balcony, 802.;

Tickets on-

sale, Forum Box Office Thursday morning at , 1 " Coach excursion rates from sll

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potnisonPJLhisndFr-ldsygoodto return Ssturdsy or Monday. Come in and see the big play-of! game.

Queen

With a progrsnune of fifteen events, not including a. hard fought hockey match the annual Queen Square school Ice warts were run ctr successfully last night at the Forum. The sir hundred people in attendance wended their way homewards highly pleased with the evenings entertainment. . Most of the races provided keen competition, marked ability being shown by the competitors. Partic- ularly was this true cf the older boys‘ events, the races being neck and neck right to the finish line. A Programme of this nature would not be complete without its clowns and Iss1; night said clowns kept the crowd in sales of laughter by their antics. The parts were taken by Jed Maddigan. Len Con- nolly and Charles Coyle. Another feature that provided much enter- tainmmt was the broom ball game,

pressurebut the Pnmroses broke up every play. With their team again at full strength, the locals forced the pace and soon had the ‘visitors tied up behind their own blueiine. Shot after shot rained on the Abbie citsdel, but Doris Rodd turned them aside. With but two minutes to go

1° Irene Billlphmnt wok Zilpha Link-

letter’: pass to blaze s. sizzling drive into the net for the ﬁnal msnker of the evening. ' 33°13‘. — r goal Hilde Prsught, Elms. Patterson, Sybil Mc- Millan, defence; Adele McDonald, G008! McInnls, Mo!!! Martin, No- vella Ounningham, Margaret Whit- iock, Helen DeBiols, Bessie McMil-

lan, forwards. 8on1; Min-

Primroses-‘Dot Harris, nle Boswell, Elia Gay, Helen Mont- zomery, defence; Ziipha Linkletter, Irene Billiphant, Edna. McDonald, Pat. Mclieilan, Alice Nconsn, Mar- garet Gallant, forwards.

Referees -— Siiliphant and Dia- mond.

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Syracuse Sta rs

Defeat Bulldogs

(U. P. By Guardian's Special Win)

WINDSOR. Ont, Feb. 1a—A blis~ tering ‘ ,, I attack in the third iparlodwgsve ayrﬂlzusc Stars victory over indsor Bulldogs tonight in an Intemstionsl Hockey League game 8-1 in s cleanly Plwcd guns that saw all the scoring in the final 20 minutes.

Four former Moncton Hawks were evenly divided between the teams but only Dud James ﬁgured in the scoring when he gave Boot- ty Martin the pass for the first of his two goals. Ken Dom-clay with two and Art Jackson and Al Hug- gins with one each were the other Syracuse marksman. Eddie Convey scored Windsors lone gosi with the aid of Fariand Gillie.

Aubrey Webster and Duke Me- Donsld lined up with Windsor ag- slnst their former Moncton teem- mates, Bill Gill and James in the wide-open encounter that saw only two peneltisl. McDonald and Gill clued ﬁns defensive hoclrlly for their teams and Webster nuisance

plctsd in time for Allan Olin oom- pctiticri. The senior “A” ‘ will meet the senior- “B" winners in s two-game series on Much i6 and 18.

before i. home audience ‘should give the westerners s. hard 60 min- the second gsnuaoathe series.

nwvoakmmmownulins The draw sci- the inlerlnldiste and Junior finals are similar. New Brunswick and Prince Edwerd 1's- lsrid meet on March d in both piss-cuts. the winners to meet Nova Bootis on March 8 and 1

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we, the " Rogues" hockey teem, do hereby challenge s picked tesm from the "Wocsics" and "l-lnwiw". to s game of hockey to be played st the "Rogues" gallery at 3 P. M. on Thursday afternoon. -

Lineup-Gael, Mclnnis; defence, Isightilsr: forwards, DeBlcls, Rob- ertson, lrlsm, Mcmnls, hinders.

' (Signed) Osptsin DeBicls.

,..__. We the Turret: do hereby chsi- bﬂﬁthe West

when and snytime siritubie. Lineup: M. Hlllhdl. J. D1“?- H. M20146]-

thc school teem besting the Holy Redeemer squad 1-0.

C- petition for the Eddie Horn- hy Trophy awarded to the boy gar- nering the most pointsduring the meet was close, so close in fact that Aloysimis McNeiil and Jimmie Rcschwere forced loraceoﬂshai! mile when they ended up with 15 points a/piece. McNeil! had too much speed in the race on’ for his rival and today he is the proud possessor 0f the silver trophy.

SUMIHAIY

_Ski Race 1. Norrie and Howatt. 2. Murphy and Steele. 3. Moran and Wilson.

Aeeursey Itsee 1. Bert Steele. 2. l". J. Gallant. 3. M. McTague.

Under 9 yrs. old (l lspi 1. Joe Hermessy. 2. 11.. Hennessey. 3. B. Westheibie.

Sled Race 1. McDouga-ld and Norrie. 2. Mdrsgue and Roach. 3. Dillon and Gallant.

ii yrs. old (z laps) 1. Maurice O'Neil. 2. .1. Gallant. 3. G. Kelly.

Broom Bell Won by ﬂqusre l-o.

10 yrs. old (2 lsps) 1. Jack Duﬂy.

2. D. Shepherd.

3. L. Henneseey.

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8. J‘. McDonald.

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Square Ice Sports Are Held La_s_‘_c_ Night

T. Lowther, Jas. Coyle.

Patrols: P. W. Turner, Wm. Brown, Jr.

Announcer, J. 1". Leigh/sign, Scorer, 14m Campbell.

Referee, Pet Power.

Q. S. l. l, SAHVTS 1 Two gcsls in the period Proved s suﬂicient margin for the Queen Bulls-re team to defeat St. Dunstsns in the annual hockey 111911011. winning 2-1. the losers goal coming in the last 10 seconds of Play on a. Saint “gsng" attack.

The gems was fast and clean throughout, only two penalties Win! meted out and these for min- or inillmctions. The squads were evenly matched with the winners sitirowrtiang the smarter combination e o .

lineups Q. s. 8.: goal, l". mag-hes; defence. A. McNeiil, M. McTague, l". Hen- nessy,’ ' forwards, F. Gallant. M‘. Dvwlms. G. Gallant, .1. Roach. A. Hennessey. W. Doyle. 5- D- UJ B081. A. Rand; defence, P. Murnsghan, J. Hilts. T. Butler; forwards. Peters. 1". Mcimu, J. 0’Ha.nley_. o. Pairichmld, J. Pfiggino, G. ‘ii-sheer.

SUMMAD!

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3P8. p. U., Peters, 16.00. Pensmwl-‘sinchmid.

Redmen Defe at

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(0. P. l1 Gusrdisni ‘ ‘ Wire)

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the regulation forty min- utes of plsy deadlocked at 22 points apiece the Senior Yhoop team had » ihe necesse y reserve in thr over- time session to cuisrcr.» lire P. W. C. five, 9 to 6. and iimrvh off the floor vie-tom. 3i to 28 n. was e regularly scheduled "Y" House league encounter.

‘The some was last and rough‘ throughout, Referees Earl Goes‘. and. Bill Partridge handing out 3 foul shots, evenly dividnd. .

Lineups N!!! scores:

P. W. 0.: Johnson 4. Latter B. Smith 16, Dower I, Keefe. Stirling.‘

Senior Y: Hairy 6. “7ﬂlli0f l2, Rowe, Yoimg 1, Gsrnhum 2. Math- iescn 8, Anderson, Langilie 2. J . Referees: Earl. Goss and Bill‘. Pertridse.

AIQMQSDMISIQNQOIIQ 10

In s. low-scoring girls game Ab‘- bie Sisters beat out the Nyods-s 12-10, the six print margin the winners built l!) in the first half‘ proving sufficient margin, despite a. '-‘ comebsckbyitie losers in the second session. -

lineups and scores:

Abbles: McGee 6, Saunders ti. Goes, R. diloKenlte, Rntlnnbury l, E. McKensie. .

N : Murdock 1, B. Wright 5, White, Wright s, Rodtnson, Pray, Mutch, Trainer 2. .

v rebialucom mu- versity’; feet young squad took sec- ond place in the final standings of the senior g1‘ , Quebec Amateur Hockey Amoirlat on, hem tonight by defeating Victories 3-2 in the sec- ond game of the final double-heed- er. McGiii vaulted over Ottawa Senators who had held second for

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