Crystals Score 9-1 Win‘
Over R. C. A.
Leafs Only Elli
F. Meteors
-'i‘ht= Siiriunvrsftle Crystals tie. mitt-ti lllf‘ it, t‘. a. 1-‘. aloft-ms by the loti-sitleti score of 9 to 1~at the (Trastnl Rink iii Suinmerside.
To Satin-tiny: night. The game was a YPKUiill‘ fixluiw- of lilo Prince Eti-
wltrtl I\iilI\tl Physical Fitness Lott.
G Ktlv, anti the \ictur_\- iiunstcti the Uflolills into at liilNl-pliltc tie
,\\iiil St. lluustuifs University.
. i lilo-e (illlts having six points each.
BOSTON, _,__,,,, ._,,, W,“ _ m. Iilt; game uiis tit-cuiitir for the one of “m, W‘, hum,“ yum,‘ U, ntinilivi of fitiin-y KQEJLQ- ShOLINO the season. lliisi-in llztiin» Iitlllflill , hi“ Hm“ ‘hi-W i’! ‘his “m?” whack,“ "N, ,_xd,,,,,__,,,_,,,,l,g hm oi lust I.:ii-u.~=|i_ iii tluuMeteor "on H”, Wm“ L, m a NAN, ‘kc. In lllt’ firshperiotl Reg. tional liorlflfiv inlltitlt) Iillllf’. Ai bmdshllw {ll-Cd i! high Sh“ over crowd nf 1302f) t-tu- liiivhlt" uniilir- 1 Sh" m“ ‘lhwh h" ‘ho hfwkboaiids‘ Jack tiphnlkw‘, “MK h,‘ [Uurflltfi‘i)()\l|i(il‘(i, htf the tIOilllC-LHTHSII Hum)“, n; m, ,._,,,,,,,,_,,, h,» and ll'lt‘i(if‘ti lit-innit him into the than (him. |~tv"llr',\ ihfriyii the ".0! I" m" “ml “Time GMH‘ “n8, bun,“ twm, ,,,:,,n\_,,,,,,,,g tiny lll'\'(i a luicrtii shut from the (mrmp Ha“, ,,,,,,, d, n Mm: ,0“, lt~tt (‘1\l‘llt"t',\\illL'h caromed off a shot for lile X‘, v1‘ iinla \l’ll'(' dlhlnrmmlns skin‘? m enter ‘he summn“ i ‘ -|trt. land in tho slime period H“, rub", l\,*'|l.‘- s shot illl a {deli-or player's I»_RF,S,,,,,, ,,,_,_,,_ sk-ite illltl ucnt ovvr the until line. ,P,,,..\,,,,, ‘ n52 lln (frvstitl counters were well Pcnalh“: .,.,,,,_ ,,,_,,,,_,, S,,_“_ st-zilterct, Brnint- (iriitly being the "L ' "lib" fill)?!‘ to set two tallies. The gmwn", rpm,“ ,l(. L. A. F. lone, tztily came early ._3o,,,,,,_ |i,,,,\,,,,, ‘ill the first period and was dis- (RUHH, Lcnfimnwlu) L", ptliflti (in the claim that a Meteor ‘inngnuh ,.,,,,,. pliiyei: was coming out of the lt-
, ' L-LQR, titclctng mnv when tile shot was ,,,,,,,,,_U,, fircti. The refs ruled tluit this
' pliiver was in nu position to take
I , in thi- tilzty.
The R. (‘. A. F. boys scored a
_ 1,1,, goal seconds after the bell rang
5 ,-,,,,_,,,, I N “mt to end the fiist period. and this ;-,,,,,,1,,,.S; ]»,|,.,. |.~,,:,,|-,,, »t:tily was of course disallowed. ' ‘ "The saiiduirli session was the
TORONTO (fiii('.-\(iO 0
CHICAGO, Jun. 2‘l-~(CP)—-'I‘0r-
onto lViapie lm-ifs \‘.tlll their sixth consecutnr- .\'»iit»ii.~i ilorlzey Leaf gue game of the \'(i\(l|l tonlttht. defeating the (‘lit-watt Black Hawks 4-0, h/‘IUTP li.lItI'-, smallest Sunday crowd here in several years. Summary:- First Period l-iFrvrnntn, Kltikrrv, <'l‘lini:rcn, ',\l_ llr-ntley) 7.36 1—'I‘flt'ontr~. ‘Ttinilftn, (M. Bcntlcv, Klukay) . i329 Penalties: fioltlham, Flzlnirltl, Guidolln, ‘Thomson. (lntlsliy. Second Pi-rhnl k-Torcnto. bieckcr, _ (Kennedy) . 9.57 Penalties: McCaig (2), Timgren jmzijor). Goidhnm. Third Period d-Jforonto, Smith. (Kennedy, liieekcr) 4,50 Penaitiest Thomson, Juzdti. Guldolln.
NEW YORK l. MONTREAL I
NEW YORK. Jan. 29 ~ (OP) - duddy O'Connor and Don Raleigh same through with goals in s. whirlwind third period tonight to give New York Rangers a 2-0 vic- tory over the Montreal Canadians. The victory snapped it tune-game wlniess National Hockey League string for the fourth-place Rang- Jrl.
First Period
Ooonng - Nona.
hmaltles — lmswick (2). Rear- don (2), Egan. Kalcta. Duvault.
Second Period
Bowing - None.
Pennltlel Kay, Egan.
Third Period
D-Now York, O'Connor
(McLeod, Kaletai I-New York. Raleigh (Slowlriski l Penalties - None.
Bouchaid, Mac-
6:39
17213
Moivrnaarfrimraon 1
MONTREAL, Jan. 29 -(C P) — Montreal Crtnatlicns and Detroit Red Wings played a l-I tie, return engagement; S;iiiirday' night; before l. crowd cf 11l,23l.
The same teams fought to the lune rcstilt 'I‘hiii"sda_v night in a rugged (inse-(iircktin: battle. The relative- position of tlzc teams in the National II rl;e_v lraguc standing trere left llllilIBflZNl. the Detrnitcrs still far out in front of i-he second-place Cllflfltllclri.
‘hardest fought, only one goal be-
ing registered in this frame, and that the picture goal of the even- ing. and that the result of a tricky passing hout by Grady, L. Schurnitin anti G. Guy 'l'iic Cry- stals llvctl up to their 105i) repu- tation for being strong finishers by netting five of their nine goals in the third period.
Lineups:— Crystals: Goal. Sprague; de- fence, Wondside, l7. (lay. Shields,
hiivis, tbiiiiphell. S, (iallznit; for- \rartl<, ti. (Jay, l... St-iiurnian, B. Grady, J, Srhtirmun, G. Bernard, ‘frniiior, S. Bernard, Kelly, Brad- shaw.
It, C. A. F; Goal, Larush; de- fence, Pierce, Greig, McNeil, John- ston; forwards, Beckett, Cox, Cal- nren, Beartlrnore, Hulme, Mac-
Donald, P. Roberge, Hoffman, Dempsey. Referees: J_ Hogan and G. Newcome.
First Period 1—R.C.A.l-‘., Beckett .. .. 2.19 2—Crystals. G. Bernard,
(J. Schurman) 4.41
7.15
J—-Crystals, Bradshaw 4—Crystals, S. Bernard, (Kelly) .. .. .. Penalties: G. Gay. Second Period fk-Crystals, B. (lrady, (L. Schurinnn, G. Gay) . 5.2!) Penalties: B. Gay, S_ Bernard.
14.20
’i‘hll‘il Period fi—Ci‘VSlZliS, (i. tiny 1.18 7—- _\sl:il.<. ’l‘rainoi',
((1, Bernard) . 3.29 3—Crystals. B. Grady
(G. Gay) . 6.51
wxstals, L. Sciiurman,
. Bernard. \Voodside) 9.52 10»Ci_vst.'il.s,, Kelly 12.25 Penalties: Pierce, S. Bernard,
Johnston, S. Gallant, Greltl, B-
Grztdy (miscoutluctk-S
City hleams Win Al Georgetown
The Princefitrcct School bOYS team. and the Georgetown School girls team were the winners of a. double exhibition hockey program botwceti the two schools at GeOFEB‘ town rink on Saturday night.
The Prince Street boys banded out a 10-1 trounclng to the George- town boy's, uhiir- the Georgetown girls took .1 close Il-i victory over (h;- local girls in the best en- counter 0t the night. The lineups and scoring; summaries were not nvnilalzle at time of writing.
Z-Jformito, M. Bentley
As in the ‘Ilriisttitv K-IIIIE, Can- adiens scorwtl '. t, the Wings tied (Thompson) -- ------ u - 10295 lt iin and tilt‘ trziiii: I'l‘ll'lilt dogczt-d- Pt-nnltxw M (';.'i<I.<liv, Lynn ly in the ritti .n F»... Ill" nf l>ri'.- iinriioi- and illlll('l‘). Goldham llfilll, grwF/fitti ll l luirnnn tiilnytu‘ and miiiort. Barilko, It. of Carla. ii-ii: axial lliixir" Luinlcy of COIIIIIIIPT. the \\'inc-. Second Period Maurice Ru” 1rd (IWYP (Tuihidiciisi3—’l‘oront0, Krnncdy 6129 ihrir lone goal. ‘is Qtitli if the rm» , tl-Jforonto. Meeker son. piiltin: l ni one ‘ill on Sid tKeitiredy‘. Barilko) .. . 7108 Alvl cl’ Iti»‘.i't' ' ‘Ti-Te nto. l\'(nllt‘tly 'l‘lieit, from PIl fTlllll Meeker) .1010 sibie ancf. 5" Gvlfiironto. Bariilto bvvkltrinzltd r: '1 ' that t". . ‘ Vfimcrt-n. l\"ukn_v) . 11:48 (Pr: far Ft)"ll~‘.“ rt ‘he Nl‘"l‘iii'f‘.ll T-Jfnronlo. I._viiii Page. I wlilcCtiruizi/rk, liziiiit-ki) 19:23 First Pct-ind Piiialtics - Gadsby, Ezinlcki 2. “wirilti - keno (iuitiolin. Penaltit \'lli. f)‘. r1. Sirw- Third Period art. Liiidsrfv tmit‘ t, Itlopeile R~Chiczigo. Fry's-tat . 4:46 (mayor). , {l-Toroi-ito, Stnltli Second Prrlnd l (MCFKeF, liarilkn) I230 .f—-.\‘it»ti‘rc1l, llltllllffl 1 l0~»'l‘rironto. Kliikuy (Iscacr) .. R30 (Junta. M Bentley) 11:16 ’-—Dt‘lt()l‘ ill ~ l; Penalty -~ J. Canncher. IStcu-w ti 12:50 ———- 71911311 qt. (‘mizefliy Bniiiiiarti. Nl-JW’ YORK 2. BOSTON Z l art-w; i 1mm [nu-idly BOSTON. Jan. 2i) ~'AP)-—Af- Rnring jvnnp lcr lfY-lnil their last, sewn Nation- Penalti" St rt. iii lio y Lv-agtie starts. New York ' Rang Dl‘i"itr(.‘l.C(i' their fourth-
TOIKONTU-i): (‘lil(‘.\(i() l TORONTO. Juli. If) ---(Cl') ~- tho dashing Tot-onto Mtplc Lrtafs i-ampled Chictrzn l: IILR’; ‘thin-ks El-t Saturday night in n Naticnni line-
key League uwuc bean-e 131873 fins for the r fifth strniulit vic- tory and their eighth ii1 nine starts.
Three icntre plnyi-rr-‘Ted Ken- nedy, Max licntlty anti rookie Johnny ilfcCorrnark~<paricv~d the
Ixafs in their scrirlnz rnmtiazti against the ill‘.1)i|“*.< Hawks who sank farther into tho Icarus rel-, lar while lhe Leafs moved clrsert tn the second-place Mcntrcal Can- adfns.
KEIPJPCIY. Whose return in action at l-‘ie first of the year after an injury signalled the start cf the IJIIS‘ wlnninc drive. iefl in goal prrduction with two. ‘The nihrrs mre scored by McCn-mack. Bent-
place berth by coining from behind twice to llf‘ Boston Biutms 2-2 Sa-t- urday night before 11.689 fans at the Iloston Garden. The victory preserved Rangers‘ out-point lead ovcr the fifth-place Bruins.
Th» Bruins regained the services of right-w gtr Johnny Peirson who had miSSeCI I3 iza-mes with a SU/cre chnrlcy horse but lost. de- frnce-man Fernie l-‘iaman. who suffered a chest injury during the second period.
First Period l--P)rv.<tf)ii, Kiqvznnriwski (Bettin. Creighton) 2~New York. McLeod
(UConnorl . ..
Penalties ~ Shcrn.
Pcirson, Knlcta.
Srrmnt Period Scoring None.
Penwliirs _ MHIOIIC)‘,
"PHIIEIFFII.
Third Period
7:16
. 16:09 Eddolls
Lnntzicn.
fey. Howie Meeker Tllll Barltko, Vic, Lynn, Sid S-mlth and Jae Klukay. l
‘First Pei-ind , 1—'l'oronto. McCci-mack i ~ (Linn) . . 4:53’
Ik-Bostnn; Bettie (Hendrrson Creighton)
dt-New York. Etlowinskl (Raleigh. Lund) . Pbfllll-lct -- Schmidt.
4:06
.. 10:59 Laurie-n.
PAGE SIX
"tau: GUARDIAN, Cl-IXRLOPTETOWN
JANUARY 30, 1950
Looking hack over Friday night's
exhibition hockey clash between Prince of Wales College and King's University of Halifax. we don't think it would be wrong in saying that the Wclshmen turned in their best performance of the sea- son in garnering their 5-2 victory over the visiting hockeylsts. O O O
Skating at tap speed every min- minute of the game, except for the opening two minutes of the first period when the Halifax boys got the jump on them to bang in their only two goals of the game. the Welshmen forced the attack In be- hind their opponent-s blueline and kept it there most of the time in a smart system of forcing tactics. They threw rubber right and left at goalie Fraser, who coming up with a. masterful performance be- tween the pipes, was the only real stumbling block to the goal-hungry Welshmen. O O O The locals not only showed up well in their forward attack, but came uip with smart, effective backchecking tactics as well, and ovcrskated breaking Halifax for- wards time and time again that foiled what otherwise might have been good scoring attacks, but ended up in being skated off to the corner or brought up short at the defence without any harm being done. O O O
Although not: having nearly as much rubber to turn aside as his opposing counterpart, goalie Eddie Lund also stood out for his iper- formance. particularly in (the mid- die canto when the play was on more even tci-ms, with the visitors matching break for break with the locals only to be robbed by a. nium- ber of good scoring chances by smart saves on the part of the youthful P.W.C. not custodian.
O O O
Also competing agalnist a Main- land team the same night, the Saint Dunstan‘s University Inter- collegiate team didn't fare out as well as did their student brothers the Welshman when they inst cut to Mount Allison University alt Saekville by an 8-3 count in the opening game of the N B.-P.E,I. Intercollegiate Hockey Champion- ship series there
O O O
It was a tough start for Saints, and their loss mean-t much more to them ‘than did the victory for the Welshman. as it puts them a gaime down in the home and home series which they are competlting in against Mount A and the Uni- versity of New Brunswick for the two-Province title.
O
However. the Saints still have three games to play in the series with two of than on home ice, and unless the other teams in the series are very much better than the saints. you can depend that they will still be a ‘team to contend with before the schedule winds up, as they are noted for their fight- ing spirit when the chips are down, as many a Mainland team has found out from past experience.
O O O
Getting away from hockey for the
moment. basketball had s. full week-end here with double bills bEing run oft hi both Island and
Ci-ty Juvenile hoop leagues during Saturday at the P.W.C. auditor- tum. O O O
In I.P.F.B L. competition. the Summersidc R.C.A.F. huupsters maintained their first place leader- ship in the standing by sending the Saint Dunstarfs cagemen down to a 52-38 defeat in the second game of the double bill. In the first game Rays Millionaires broke a second place deadlock with Army to ta-ke over sole possession ctf that spot and remain two points behind the league leaders by trouncing the Prince of Wales quinitette by a. 66-48 count. The defeats for the two collage teams left tho Saints and P.W C. in fourth and fifth place respectively.
O O O
The Juvenile Saint Dunstaris cagemen did better than their senior brothers when they hand- ed out a 43-19 shellacking to the Y.M.C A. hoopsters to hold on to their league leadership in City Juvenile competition and chalk up their third victory in as marry starts. The Juvenile Victorian also came through on the winning side to break up-s. four-way ti; for sec- ond place by soorlni a 48-91 vic- tory over the Abbie: to take over Sole possession two points behind Saints. The losses for Abblea and Y.M.C.A. left them in l. three- comered tie for third place with the Ramblers who remained idle on Saturday.
‘ Southport VS. Souris
Thu Soutliport. Ramblers hockey team wish to announce that they will travel to Sourla ‘ ' ‘ by special bus, leaving the local ur- mlnnl at 0:80, tn pity a burn from the Eastern centre and that than are n number of not: svoll- nhla for fans who will: to make
the trip.
Curling fans are looking for- ward to the hottest week of curi- ing evcr to be plagycd hcre as the 4th Confederation Bonspicl gets underway at the Charlottetown Curling Club this morning at 8:30.
Stars of the broom and stone are gathering from as far as Mani- toba to take part in competitions which will last until Saturday night. Excitement will be high- not only on the four artificial icc surfaces, but also in the spectators‘ enclosure where fans will be watching with a kcen cye until the bonspiel closes.
The rinks start out in the first section this morning, the goal of which is thc Confederation Championship and the Maritime Central Airways Trophy. Five other trophies. the Imperial Oil. R. T. Holman, British American Oil. Morison and McRae. and Prowse Bros, are also included in this section. The first section is expected to conclude on Thurs- day and the balance of the week will be taken up in a fight for the Wholesale Grocers Trophy and the Roadmakcfs Shield.
Due to limited space in the Ob- servation Room it is not possible to invite the general public to the afternoon and evening mat- ches, but spectators are invited to attend morning sessions upon rc- ceipt of an invitation from incin- bers of the curling club.
Competing teams are arriving from Sydney. Sunimcrsidc. Brook- line. Mass. Manitoba, Monctgn. Carleton, and Saint John. Due to road conditions, visiting teams have been purposely left out of the early morning draws which are as follows (all rinks from Charlottetown):
8:80 A.M.
Ice l: E. S. Giddings vs. W. E. MacInnis.
Ice 2: Dr. L. E. Prowse vs. E. H. Saunders.
Ice 3: J. S. MacDonald vs. II. R. Carruthers.
Ice 4: G. Full vs. E. F. Acorn.
10:45 A.M.
Ice lt R. R. Bell vs. W. R. Jenk- ins.
Ice 2: ton.
Ice 3: F. Hanson vs. E. J. Clarke.
Ice 4: A. W. Malhcson vs. A. W. Hyndman.
Moncltiiifilhwks Edge Saint }
iohn Beavers 3-2 i
SAINT JOHN, N. 8., Jan. 29-3 (CPI-Moncton liuwks. playing: one of their best games of the season, edged Saint John Beav- ers 3-2 in a Maritime Senior Hoc- key League fixture Saturday night It Was the first Mnncton victory on Saint. John ice this season.
While maintaining Moncton's third place standing six points under Halifax St. lViarMs, the win
F. B. Conrad vs. E. Tan-
aiso slashed Saint John's lend over Halifax to five points. First Period L-Moncton, Imonti. (Barkwrell. Leckie) 13.43 2—Saint John, Whitiock, (Nicolle, Fritz) 19.19 Penalties: LcBlanc, Drillon. Jackson, Porter, Second Period 3—Moncton, McIntyre, (lmunti, Barkwcli) . 8.10 4——Moncton, Miiani, (Fitzpatrick) 17-43
Penalties: Nicolle, Imontl. Third Period 5-—Saint John, Dowling, (Wray, Perrns) . 18.54
N. ii. ifsiaiiuing
PWLD F APts
Detroit 46 26 ‘l3 7 143.103 59 Montreal . 46 19 16 I1 108 95 49 Toronto 47 21 19 7 123 122 49 New York 45 17 19 9 92 105 43 Bolton .... .. 48 16 22 10 131 151 42 Chicago 46 14 24 8 133 154 36
Fourth Confederation Bonspiel‘ Opens Today At Local Curling Club
Juvenile Saints And Vics WIIIIIEI’: In Hoop league
The Si. Dam-fan's University Juv- enile basketbaiiteam Saturday af- ternoon held their two-point lead ovc-r the second-place Vics in the City Juvenile League as they trampled the Y.M.C.A. Juveniles 43-15) in it regular league encounter played on the Y.M.C.A. floor. The Vics fortified their hold on second place in the league as they pound- ed the Abbies 46-31 Saturday even- ing in the second game of the twin-hill on thc P W.C. floor.
In the first game the hard working “Y" team held the Saints 11-9 in the first half only to wilt under the pressure in the last half as the Saints outscored them 32-10.
The Saints high scoring centre, Arnold Murphy. held to two points in the opening half came to lite in the final to rack up a total of fifteen points for the high scoring honours for the game. Earl IVIacKinnon and Johnny Fisher were next as each accounted for six points For the losers Rennie At- kinson was high man as he had eight points in a losing cause with Jim Wood getting four.
‘The second game saw the Vics roll up a fourteen point lead in the first halt and then increase it by another point tdaccount for their win.
Inn MacNevin was the high scor- or for the Vics as be collected i9 points with fourteen ccming In the first half Charlie Hine was next with fourteen with Jack MacAnd- rexv having five- and setting up most of the plays for the other him‘: scorers. Howard Glover was high scorer for the losers with eleven with Harold Warren and Sterling Morcside each getting SIX.
Dannie MncLcan and Jack Mac- Andi-mv handled the first game with Father Walter MacGuigan as timer while lVIriurirc Gccdwln and Tim Tyler \\'t‘l‘e the officials for the second game.
The lineups and scores flr~l ‘lame.
S. l7. II.—Mlll‘l)il\’ l5, MacKinnon 6 Fisher G. Callaghan 5, Drlscoil 1. Gautlet 2. MacDonald 4 MadQuaid 4. Total 4S1.
Y.M CJv-Rcardon ‘l. Wood 4. Benton 2. Berrs Ii. Aiacficvran 0, Untdorhav 0 Atkinson B. Total ‘i9.
Second g:- .
\7iCS—MBCN(’Vll] If). J. ivtaoand- rew 5. Hine 14. Burgess ‘l, B. Mac- Anzlrew 2. Kennedy 2 Cameron 2. Total 4G.
Abbies—-G‘ovcr ‘ll. Dalziei 3, Warren 6. MacNiiught 4. Ready 1 Vcssey 0, Morcside 6. Burke 0. Total Iii.
for the
Canadians Trail Scots For Cup
EDINBURGH. Scotland, Jan. 29 tCPn-With four test matches completed and on-ly one to go, Canadian curlers are 47 shots be- hind Scotfand in the competition for the Stathcona Cup. now held by the Scots.
In both Edinburgh and Ayr Canadians won today's matches, though cnly the "A" team's score t-ounied for the trophy. Playing in Edinburgh, the "A" stored N) to Scotland's 68. In Ayr the "8" team played an exhibition match with (Zaiioway Province and won 46 to 39.
The final test for the Strathcona Cup will come next Wednesday with the "A" playing in Glasgow the "B" in Edinburgh.
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Keen Racing 0n ice Saturday
The second harness IIOASG ice racing meet of the seasonwas held over the North River course on Saturday afternoon by the Victoria Driving Club and produced some fast. close racing before a large crowd of spectators. , Performing over an almost D01"- fect quarter-tulle course the four classes. totalling fifteen entries in all. were run off in record time. and came up with the keenest rac- ing of thr- season to date.
The first three even-ts. Class A Pace. Class B. Pace and Class C
Pace, were all won in Straight beats by Jeant Ilenley. Calumet Onward and Buddy Buctéong re-
spectively. Sliver Lady won the Class D Trot after finishing in a deaf heat with April Bud in the
first heat.
The following are the full re- suits:
Class A Pace
Jean Henley (Kennedy) I 1 i Lillie Marlene (Walker) . L! 2 2 Reuben Lee (Bernard) 3 - -
Winning horse owned by Samuel Kennedy, Charlottetown.
Cla-so B Pace Calumet Onward (Stead) . 111 Prefertfd Stock (Ford). 'i i! 2 Peggy Witt (Downe) . ‘.2 ll 3 Bob Dale (Cutcliffe and Cudmore) 4 4 4 Winning horse owned by Harold Stead of Brackley.
Claus C Pace Buddy Budlong (Stead) . 1 l 1 Calumet B Long (Dr Bishop) 2 2 2 Mlss Adeli W (MacDonald) 3 3 L Nature Boy (Clow) ., .. 4 41f Miss Playfair (W. Kelly) .. 6 6 4 Dot Bucilong (Nicholson) . 5 5 — Class D Trot Silver Lady (O‘Mea.ra) . dh 1 1 April Bud (L Kelly) . db 2 2
Vvininiitg horse owned by J. Lad- ner. Charlottetown.
Officials -— Starter. Russell Ab- bott; judges. Roland Wood. George Gregory, William McAusland; An- nouncer. W. H. Beaten.
Garrison Ritl League Results
In the matches fired on Friday evening the winning trams were the P .E. I. Regt. Officers and the R.'C. A. M. C., the losers bcini: the Navy Officers and 28 LAA Regt. Linc-ups and scores of teams are as follows:
Filill‘ MATCH P. E. l. Regt. Officers Capt. E. R. Burke Capt. G. L. Monkicy .. . ‘ Capt. R. J. Mahar Capt. L. G. MacNcvin Licut. W. B. Peters
Low score counted out . _ . 7i) Navy Officers
Lieut. W. Brennan Lieut. Cdr. W. Inmun Lieut. R. LeClair .. Cdr. L. E. Prowsc Lieut. C. E, Leighton .
Low score counted out SECOND MATCH
R. C. A. M. C. Sgt. C. H. Stewart ,.
Off. Cdt. W. K. Sharpe Cpl. R. M. Vcsscy Pie. W. H. McCoy Pie. R. E. Provost
Lo\v score counted out . 2a [JAA Rcgt. Bdr. A. P. Wcstergard Licut. K. D. Landrigan . Lieut. W. D. Prlngle Bsm. H. J. Hobbs Gnr. S. R. McCabe
Low score counted out ,. 70 League Standings
P. E. I. Regt. “A" Signals Regt.
P. E. I. Rcgt. Officer Navy "A" Navy "B" R. C. M. P.
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Navy Officers
Si. Mary's Edge Out Ramblers 4-2
HALIFAX, Jan. 29~-(CP) —A penalty-shot goal early in the third period proved to be the
margin of victory as Halifax St. Mura/‘l nudged last-place Amherst Ramblers 4-2 here Saturday night to climb within five points of Dice-IBM!!! Saint John Beavers in the Maritime Senior Hockey Lea- gue.
Tommy Brennan beat Amherst sub-goalie Bill White, filling in for the benched Angus (Sonny) MacDonald, easily on the penalty shot.
First Period 1—Hsllfsx. Schmidt ____________ _, 3,20 PthlitlQk-NGYIE. i’
Second Period F-Hullfnx, Provost Il-Amhcrst, Blackburn .. 6. Penalties: Poweiu, McDonald.
Third Period 4-Al11h!l‘lt, Muc-Dnugaii,
(H. Mosienko. Ripley) . 5—-I-hIifnx, Brennan,
the second game Ray's broke a
First Game RCAF FG FS PF Pts. Eckiey . 5 I 5 ll Lowe 4 t) l 8 Cu-rsun l 4 2 6 Button 3 0 2 (i Campbell 2 0 l 4 Baync . L! 0 2 4 Lyon 2 0 2 4 Picrccy 1 l 2 3 Gauthier . I l 3 3 MxicNaughton . I t) 2 2 Maclsaac . .... .. O I 0 1 Totals 22 8 22 52 SDU FG l-‘S PF Pts. ltcardon . 6 6 2 1B Dunphy . i 3 I 5 Mullaiy .. 2 I 0 5 MacDonald l 2 5 4 Ready .. 1 I 1 3 Kennedy l 0 3 Z Coyle t) l 3 I Marisa-ac . 0 0 4 0 Totztls i2 l4 l9 38 Second Game Ray's rc- rs PF Pts. MacKinnon it) 4 2 24 Goodwin . 6 3 4 l5 Slolt __ ii l) 3 i2 Nicholson .. 5 I 1 ll lVittcAndretv . 2 0 5 4 Wilson 0 0 2 t) Totals .. 29 B l7 68 PWC FG FS PF Pta. Hine .. 7 4 2 l8 MacLean . 6 1 1 13 liowatt . 5 1 1 11 MacAndrcw . 2 0 0 4 Ballcm . l () 5 2 Crockett .. t) t) 2 t) Totals .. 2i 6 11 4B
Gar-hes Over
The R.C.A.F. basketball teami from Summerside Saturday night increased their point total in the‘. Island League 4o twelve points to stay two points out in front. of the local Ray's Millionaires as they wailoped the Saint Dunstans Uni- versity team by a score_ of 52-38 in a regular Island League game played on the P.W.C. floor be- fore a large crowd of fans. In
deadlock for second place with the Army as thcy defeated the P.W.C. h-oopstcrs by a score of 66-48.
The first. game saw some-of the incest bail handling and defensive work in the league this year as the Flyers, held 14-12 at the half, came to life in the second frame to walk away with the verdict. Each of the eleven players on the R.C.A.F. team shared in the harvest Willi their tall first string ccntre Eckley getting eleven points before he finally fouled out in the second half of the game. Wally Lowe was next with eight while Button and Don Carson each had six.
Jackie Reardon was the game's highest scorer as he amassed l total of eighteen points for the losers with Dunphy and Mullaly next with five each.
In the second game the Mil- lionaires rolled up a nine point lead in the first half and added ninc more in the final act as they outplayed the colletgiuns all the way. The score was 29-20 at the half.
Irv. MacKiiinon, alternating be-
tween centre and guard all night, was the game's high scorer as he racked up a total of twenty- four points with Maurice Good- win getting fifieen. Stoti, a newcomer to the money men's ranks, having I2 and Earl Nich- olson ll. Bill lvlacAndrc-w ac- counted for the other four points for the winners. Charlie little was the leading scorer for the losers as he notch- t-d eighteen points, while Donnie MacLt-tin had thirteen and Harold "Red" Howatt eleven.
Earl G-os refereed both games with Ian MacNcvin acting as Linesinzin in the first game and Harold Warren in lhc second game. Timer for both games was LL-Col. W. J. MacDonald.
Membership Drive Planned Ry Abbies
The executive of the Char- lottetown Abcgwcit Amateur Ath. ictic Association announced yes- terday". that they will launch their annual drive for membership underway hcrc today for the 1950 season.
The decision was made at "IPPUHK of the trlub executive held at the Travel Bureau on Saturday under the chairmanship of the Club President, LL-Col. W. J. MacDonald.
Mt. A. Wins From Kingfs In Exhibition
SACKVILLI-I. N. B... Jan. a9 (CP) — Mount Allison University defeated King's College of 1-1511. fax 3-1 in a one-sided exhibition hockey game here Saturday.
Only the stellar net minding of K1118?» lloaiie. Ron Fraser, kept the Mounties from piling up a llifller score. After a scoreless first period. Kings picked up the only second period tally. Mount Allison tallied all their goals in the final stanza.
Scoring for Mt. A. were Bob MwMlchnel. Jot- Duffy and Blake Davis. Don Muir notched King's
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Airmen, Ray’s Hoop,
Week-End
Miners Defeat Millionaires 6-4
GLACE BAY, N. S., Jan. N _ (CP) -—- Glace Bay Miners cruel-u ed two streaks here Saturday night by outiasting front-running Sydney Millionaires 6-4 to move within three points v! second place in the Cape Breton Senior Iiockey Longue-
Flrst Period
l-—Glace Bay, Plattz (Jodoln, White) l0:l2.
z_sydney, Macfntyre (Gray. Whalen) 11:54. ‘
3—Glace Buy. White (C. Brown, Thalcr) 16:51.
4-Glacc Bay, Tbaler (Nelson) 19:16. , Pe attics: Macfntyre, Bows M55 (major), Thaier, Hilda brand.
Second Parked 5—Giacc Bay, Jo oin (Platz,
Runians) 2:15. 6-Glace Bay, C. Brown (Dol- vecchlo, Platz) 10101..
7-Sydney, Matthews (Hilde- brand) 11:36. Penalties: Tbalcr, Mutt-MOI, Phillips. ’
Third Yerlnd
8_$ydney, MacIntyi-e (McRu, Benton) 5159-
9__Sydn9y, Greenlaw (Bowneq Myketyn) 9129-
IO-Giace Bay. C. Brown (M1:-
Intosh, Dclvecchio) 17:01. Penalties: Maclnty". A1141"- son, Matthews.
SKATING
fiENfi-ATIUNS 0F 1950
Featuring BARBARA ANN SCOTT World Champion With Cast of 5O Professional! AT THE
FORUM Feb. 11th 8t 18th
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(Penalty Shot) .. 6—l-fuilhx, f-Ioilott Penalties: Moslenk
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