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Murray Harbor Bruins Meet Tyne Valley Squad

By ED CLINTON Gourts Bureau of The Guardian

Although we see little of it, hockey is still with us On the intermediate B front. the Murray Harbour Bruins are meeting Tyne Valley Clover Leafs in the provincial finals. At least one game has been play- ed, but, the Harbour publicity crew is a bit slack, and they havent let the news out as to who won On the hasis of past east versus west series we fi- gure the Bruins should be able to come up with a ttle.

Down one step, to the “C" le vel, Morell are also in the finals and: are. meeting ers. The first game, at the For- um, was won by Morell. and the second game, scheduled for More!l!. will haye been played when you read this. After win- Ding on foreign termtory, the Morel! team will have to be con- sidered strong favourites to come up with another ‘“C” championship

Minor hockey ts about finish- éd Thre King's County High School Hockey League finals be- tween Morell and Montague con- tinue to remain a mystery. These two teams were to meet in a best of three series for the league title Morell won the right to advance to the finals by finishing first, while Montague eliminated Souris in the semi-fi- Dals

Georgetown, coached by John ‘Home Run’ Walsh, an-

nexed the Island Juvenile cham- pionship. The Midget crown was

by Tignish, with a former Souris resident, Joe Cheverie being a member of the team. Crapaud annexed the Bantam championship, while Murray Harbour came out on top in the Pee Wee division. To all these

. Winners, congratulations.

The Island elementary school basketball finals are underway. In both boys and giris divisions, Air Marshal! Johnston of Sum- merside are meeting Souris Ele mentary for the titles. The ser- ies opened in Souris on Satur- day afternoon with two games, and the total point affairs will conclude in Summerside on April 10th

In the girls game, LeBlanc was a one-gif! noe, for Sum- merside, as she scored twenty two of her teams twenty-eight

ints. Naturally, with a display

ke that, she led her team to

victory to the tune of 28-13, and they will carry a t margin into the second igames

The score indicated the game, and Summerside should be able to annex their second title in a row

Souris dominated the boys game, and led by Angus McCor mack who racked up thirteen points, took a thirteen point lead as they edged the visitors from twelve. This is the first tne that the Souris boys have made it as far as the provincial finals, and they could go all the way

Action in the Souris Bowling Leagues fs in tts final week. The Eliminations, all sudden death

gue, ‘and all Gepend teams holding their sitions), Pixies over Ones, Line Road Crashers over the Professionals, and Top Not- chers @ver the Centennials

In the Men's League, Night Hawks oyer the Detachabies, Untouchables over the Comets.

all ready in the bag. ; MacDonald and Kenneth O’Han- ; ley long ago clinching high av- ; erages in their respective lea-

with Anne

gues. Dorothy Young presently

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- » the Women’s Lea- a ae oe ' 7 ie ™ : . “ lev 198 Edward McGaugh 181 . gue nies oles -ionais "a or 750) P M ghai silk factory It measures preture by an official Red wic Macs High Lows 1'2, (itor Pore i: : Bernard “ 10 by 2 feet. according to the Chinese govergment source Mic Macs 4, Centenr La a Ma ‘Donald 171, Peter caption distributed with the (AP Whrephete) Crashers 4 Top Notcners [Aenea oe aC OoS us - I ’ a Ford 170 tr the Mens League mets 5, 2 Montreal, and Detrot orver Rovers 0, Detachab« > LH ° Chicago how does that hit Beatles 0: Untouchable. 4'2, Un- h you, -Bill” Provincia Boys beatables Bachelors 5, Rov- T e Paint Volley ball championship will be ers 0 In the Mixed Leazue. Hill- k play ed in Souris on Apri! Mth billies 4 lucky Six len Ma ers co. Souris Arena will close its pos 6 Rambiers 0 All Kinds of Paint doors next Sundays night. after a [Veni emeens _ Women NASH ALUMINUM oe successful yee uaa Pixies 69 LK Crashers '2, Doors, Windows, Awnings hoc ke baskethba oe vo oa Top Notchers 40 Quiet Ones D. A. MacCANNELL and Bill MacLaren holds high par ee a eae ogee 37, Professionals 32':. Centen- 140 Great George St. single, while Ken O Hanley he hids time for Track and Field nials Mic Macs 2 High Tel. 4-8856, Ch'town high three The results of bowling in the “ows 25. and Hungry Six 6'2. 1000 Colors Short Notes Toronto over jSouris Bowling Leagues last Mens League Night Hawks

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Legionnaires Coach Not Amazed With Win

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Women Anne MacDonald 188, Dorothy Young 172, Emma Mac- Donald 170 lice MacDonald 164. Martha Leslie 164. Eleanor Clinton 164, Frances LaVie 16?

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SUMMERSIDE Summer side Legionnaires coach irant had it over then he egion Grady was a bit surprized but naire coach said We plated a not greatly amazed about his hard hitting came The vreaks Juniors’ 9-4 win. over Rogers decided it. We never stopped Rangers Monday night The one and we kept pushing and push sided win enabled Summerside ing Once we sot the zoais the to clinch the best of five series kep! zoing in \t ne time three games to one and claim Summerside had a ¢ ead bu the island jumor title then it began slipping awa “Our boys re:axed a bit then 76! J : y chelors : : ene nee = 17 we fought back’, explained 53, DetachaBles 4944, Comets 5/, Grady Once we stopped skat : Jn table. 29 : , . ‘ L.H. Beatles 31, Unbea ing they got the breaks They

31, 1965.

started. skating We were letting them come te us

The Jumors play erther Swd- nex. or Halifax in a hest of the three set here this Saturday af- terroon at 2 pm The senes will resume April > and-6 if neces sary in one of the cities

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Sydney ieads two games to one

It will be last vear all over again if the Legionnaires meet Sydne, They whipped the Cape

Bretoners two straizht games of a best of three series for the Maritime crown in 1964. Shortly after, Summerside left for up- per Canada for the Eastern Cas- adian title Regardless side takes on,

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