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.the Victory cleaners are tied 10:"

third with one win and two 103”, while the Celtic; and RCA? are,

E ”:,1-',l:”"' ” wmgh” d”"' cagggtmv the individual rec. LOW ords of each player:

Ice 1-A. Howittt, B. Howatt. Jean Grant. Elaine Mutch vs. D. Saund- ers. T. Hawkins, Sibil Gordon, P. Todd.

CEILING!

the Caps and the Hawks all with

minute mark with only Lou Kiley

Trotterb-Gillie. 22; Ready 20; Miu:Lean 18: Howatt 13; Macxin. non 4.--77.

R.C.A.F.-Rose. 26: Madsen 19;

iuigt: jig Tile iiuiiiritli:iii,g)t:e:hlestlay':iBc-5-Li 8: 19.14 Kiigiigjgph Hnbgivy 1,,” Awmnd. GA - . - Mwndrew 5; Robmwn 4: Andrew ' iv D: ''”"”d "' ”- DW” 4 4- Billie and Macliean o-5 5 0' V t d B semioi-ii, a. LEClttir. J. Macbean. G. the ma pm. mm”. who were -Nomdkscmmbu”; 27? MC 1-fol s. t o ' ' 0 9 ,;',”3-M. M,cLmnm G Campy! paced by the at point scoring epree Gullzan 20: cm 3; Ready '1: Dal- ) 1; . - D. st".-31., w J of George Scantlebury. Lorne Mc- 115 F-53- ' " '5'””' 5”” ”' - ' - - - Celtics-She ard if M . Aum spam spam ictielilsgm had 20 palms mt the Mn. rle 12' Veil 6'pg'h0m1)5on 2' 1123 p. m. 1 . - ' ' I , .1 . he I ,w. E. Mcmmk M warm; -The game results leave the un- Mills. Wallets. Martin. Grimm wiw roux (AP! - Middle-t1"raiicisco. .H- MaCN"Ill-.Sh1rlPy 510”!-1'5-W-l. Sf,i”'23.,”2f,f.”.L' f,'.3,f,f3”';2.”',G35 Mfziiilii E:r1lt2gch?i:c::.' 0' M we tht rltaiiiiitnii Carl tBoboi 01-' A busy fighter in the ring. In(ll;ht'0Flll. Bhlglb MN'D0llald. W. - y p ' wit Ti-nrl--' wts voted the Ed- truly a itzhling Champion, Olson OWE". - 0991? - -t'--ti .1 Nctl mcnitirial plaque its tton ill? loo-pound title by w-tllnp- 106 3- 8. MtrNclll. P. Burdens 5 'ri.ll'FI' f lllll yvni” for 1954 by int: En.-Iaiidle Randy Turpin in Addie M.1t-Donald. fl. Wood 1'5. -1- The Charlottetown Islanders pac- net-niiiidcr being railed upon 9-40. Penalties: O'Connor 8:44, I ' 1” Eitxll”: Wiitcrs Associatioii. -New York. Oct. 21, 1953. Blllllllll. -W MW-'NPl1l. Ed Wlmd. 0 ed by the four goal scoring spree times in the scoreless. penitliy-3Schmidi. major. 11:04. Carver. lit-in i-n-nnrh Olson, 26, will re-1 The Neil plaque is presented an- MnCD0lHlld- of the Whitlock-I-lennessey-Gray frte session. major, 11:04, O'Connor 16:55. & ' -man the aunt-d nl the assncia- uttally to the fighter of the yeaiw Ice 3-Dr. W. MRCDOnald.E. MIc- line took a commanding 6 point The league's leading point getter. Second period: 5. Charlottetown ll'.'lS alllllltl dll1ilCl' at the hotel .tn(i the man who did most to ad- Donald. Dr. BYOWII. l.-M3CC01'mBCK lead in the Atlantic Coast Senior Buck Whitlock opened the scoring Gray (whitiock, Hcnnessey) 11:44; Kr” Yo:l:cr. Jan. 13. t.tnce the sport during the year. V-1. Elmcr M-'1':D0llHld. K. -l0hHSt0nt.lHockey League as they dumped at 3.21 as he combined with Fall- 6. Charlottetown. Whitiock (Gray W oi: lillll .'l San itirziiit-ism i'P.i- It 1.x named in memory of the for- A. Tait, Mari Siciistit. ;the Amherst Ramblers 5-2 at the :1dll'i0 and Gray on il sustained at- Hcnncsseyi 11:58; 7. Charlotte: pulS tut. title on tlir line mer Associated Pres boxing writer ice 4---R. Jones, H. Maci(etizie..-Foruin last night. After losing a tack. Palladino carried in over the gown Gray (wiiiiiock. 1-iemgssey) iv 15. for the third time this ttim ti.-is killed in 1938 while scrv- Dr. Macxeirzm. M. .tont-s vs. M.ltwo goal lead late in the opening opposing blueiine and let blaze at. 1g;5ii penaiiies; Brkiacich 5;25 A graz The. llnlil will be against mg as it ttar rorrespondent ill Jenkins. A. Hoyt, W. Hoyt, 1)r.lpei-iod. the Islanders bounced back the agile Steeves who kicked out 9;2o (ycommr a;29, ' 5 i"rwrcr's Pirirc Lnngloix in San Snntti. Moresidc. .in the middle session to drop the the shot. Bob Gray got the l':- Third period: scoring: None ' J, so" '"'” ow mm aaaaaa -m- limck behind Amherst net-minder bound and drove a low shot at the pmaiim; None, i S H k n f c T jliay Steevcs three times and take Rambler net. As Steeves fell, the sum. ; i . R 5-2 lead which they held suc- puck slid under him and Buck. who siceves 1011 940 5.; S e 0 cessftilly for the iemainder of the was standing to the left of Ray, shme). 3 5 9g23 5 g . t sag: d, H” m R b, , vu;g;ed,;;;e vuckbgngo ye net ----- ---- t ;A . . A A. e e ea e e am j era n y uc gra e oose puck . . p 3 Tgl:l:"g6ibc?):)sli55gc:llg:-9 3 three-way second place tie with at center shortly after the 14:00 E

3&'. '35?-?

H . . . ' - - . 35 D0inl5- LOU Kiley was without back. Coach Brklaclch folio -ed 2

, - . . -Ti 1 V. , .xi- -D Ill 1315., M Pl M -1 4 1- l - i 2 . it "1 . "" . or up er easure - t ” i M ' ' ' i i ' ' ' Shefman White but ha! H911” rubber inside the Amherst blue- I

B Amhrisi 2 Charlottetown 5

Owen Sound 2 Niagara Falls -1

- tr .. nd ms hccainr tiglitlilciitik 19:19. Thane” back in his lineup an” . , lr mcl I1lt'S(lll night when tiie Second in P r i (I dz :1. llfuneiun. Chalham 2 Windsor 4 l - line. 3”," Kn” lmked 19 0” Ifes ' ' Omar” Junior A in short absence. Like the islanders, nu” suck. Ray moved t9 one side 0 I o

Rlotictnn l'l5illl:S tlefeatctl F1'ede?1'lc-.ll'l101'iiS-Oii tBtniu.--5. McNeil) 18:48.1 - Cunt,-is 4-2 and rose to it Pcnaliirzs: gllleaver 2143, 17:49., to u.th Cttiis and Ani- Campcatt i.w:.).0. Mosgrove 17:49. . R..nl)lrrs for second place, 1 Third period: 1 Monciim. Lia- I.-1;.--p-im-. I5l,1nd(i;5' 5-oi-mg rroix tLcclerei 1:44: 5. Eredeito J 5.3 it” -.-,-.-.,- Amhm-5,, N m, ton, G1'9n0il-lh1TIlII.)Ull:Il(ll 2:42; ii. ejf1lI' t,m.- jnstpaspd lhpir iead Nioncion, Stnneit tvCampcaul I9: ...,... -hr nfi1py- ii-Mns to Sm pmtmsj fit)". Penalties: lylclycil 4:29, lVlt).xt- Rw i.ntrutx and Jran 1.eclorcl'1l”V5 9355- L"l””9 197”- F"-"Ml for iiziuks. the latter set-' "” i ” it it hract: for LRffli)lV. De- Hockey League Brig .c )l.1cDmi:tld rountrd for; . l P ctictrii and assisted the other N R l in .. -- Rlical Grenon. I ll r. mt ftvi'i'..ii Lcclerc-. lloiilc. Thrini.-on, Bow- Drttitriittlc, Campi:au' Hi,-5),. llonn, llltisgrovc. Power.”-. in--wrtzzl-' Smith. M('Doii- llincnntiiilrl. MrPhee.l

17' ttnsoi: and Bill Sttmell )inm-inn-..(7n:il l7'l(lS0(lnV; dc-I

.. nizitictt. Dori-ingiota Ydvlllf”-'. Nicolle, Scwcll,

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Plans for A four from North T(1VPt'S0lllOl' l'l0('k('V l.e:tr.:tic were formulated last night at a special meeting held at the home of Fulton Warren.

Definite starters in the loop are Milton llornets. Nine Mile Creek. Bulldogs and Glasgow Road Mapiel Lcals. Cornwall will likely ice 3 cltib. I

It was decided at last nights ;meeiing Io limit yach team to fourteen players. In the event that- the regular goaliendet is unable to pin; teams will be allowed to

it P c other Yiintit-ttiii scoreis. '"”i' lftilli-P. llttfxc . r:L:iitgli- Goal: Craiiz: dc-

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Bl'lx'iIP.Fll gong heat the Ramblers

Whiilock and at right is the lee- .'i-? M i'il.t' A six-poini lead in ihel

Ownership Of Montreal C

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lcanadiens announced Tuesday that Ci, s e e

, . g Orval Tessier, left - winger with f " 1llO.NTREAL. (CF) -Ownership the club and Stone vice-president IMOMRHI Roy”, or m, Quebec p

Q1 Montrcal Mott:-tics, who have' Tli-re was no statement by An,VtHnckE.y League. Wm be brought up 7'

jttst comb ihrnuzli one of their of the print'ipala Concerned im- hr the games today and Thursday 4 x g I bent cr-:t-rim wire the club was nicrlialcly following the announce.-1 . L M I L r. y' ”- ” w

frtrmcri in i!Ni., vintngeti liaiids mom. it. was heliovrri the deal W1-It-Essioroaoiiyentpog gf,::,,ii,, in y l 3...:-m:..js...p

igia .ruc:rl.'i). The new nwnershippiuu hoen in ihe making only a the QHL with 19 H” mm! point, g v9 yo O

(0.1: not annntim-ctl. short time and did not move to- 16 pm" him' Pcond in HM. ' ,,.4z0V&Xr ,

ll uz: tho firci financial shuffle ward r-nnstimmation unill afterl ' ' V ' z 7 C

- . . . Powell of Quebec Aces who has 39 k Mk 0 g

ihvnlvtng the 'ltih since the end ihr (.rr-y Cup game, 7 a. Z. ” t -

(if-'ihc 19.31 snason. t The Alnuriie team ramr Into I kw '

,l'ru-nnfirmnd rrpnris placed being in 1946, siicceeding the old 1 VM &W 7 5 ' 3390.000 as the amount in the deal . Montreal Hornets and. before' & C d d

for shares of HM three principelllhom, the Winged Wheelers. owners, not including all assetml The first owners were Eric Cra-

Other shareholders are reported dock, Tomnio mining mm; L.”

fojw and scattered and with small Danritirnnd. widely known Mont-,

amounts. rrvtl sportsman. and Hnymnn, who-

't.Tiw nrws ninrlleri the football aim hccanie roach. Each was re-

wmici less than two vvceks afteilpnrtod to hold one-third interest " V

thb Big Four league champinnslin the new organization.

ind lost a 26-8 thriller to Ed-l The All had a bad season in I P

KODAK GIFTS

mnnton Enklmos in the Grey Cup 1951 and on Nov. 21 of that year Home. came it change in ownership. Full

' i . H .rivinlls and siibsequenl. ramifica- Milu sma l"'AT"m liinnx of the deal were never an-

:T"!The deal was arranged through ”''')-V 'I”' 5"'h”d3"

'5 local trust compani." said to

the Montreal Trust Company the brief imnntine:-meni by the cltih xv,-is fnllnwnd by all mri: of

V Isleiiiders Marksmen Lztst Night

islmitlm-yix'tiilnian and Wimpy Jones. A9 1'

Lthe Ramblers also played only three deicncemen in the absence of stocky Larry Blackburn. Their lat- est addition to the defensive end, Maurice Parr was outstanding.

Only seven penalties were hand- ed out by referees Jim Mitchell and Maurice Goodwin. five minors and a major to the Islanders and one lmajor to the Ramblers. The ma- ijois came at the 11.04 mark of the first period when a long ses- sion of close checking between right wingers Orin Carver and Jackie Schmidt finally cllmaxed with both boys taking a few harm- less swings at each other and rolling around the ice in ii clinch- ed position before being sent to the cooler by the refs.

After the first period. Coach Brkiaclch juggled his lines slight-

Gtielph 4 Kitchener 3

Tio. St. Michael: .'1 Tin. Mat-lb. 4 Laurier Trophy

St. Catharines 5 Montreal 4 Quebec Junior A

Ti-ois-Riviei-as 4 Quebec 1

Patterson-Troy Sign For Bout

NEW YORK. (AP)-Floyd Pat- terson. 19-year-old light-heavy- weight contender. and Willie Troy, 21-year-old Washington middle- weight. Ttiesday were signed for an eiglii-round bout in Madison Square Gardeiig Jan. '1.

The two originally were sched- ided for NOV. 10 but Troy was forced to bow out because of n ly and came up with a similar trio shoulder llljlll')'.P.'ii.i.eiiS011 mat of combinations that were used Jimmv Slade instead and won de- during the Islanders ascent to the (-jsjiclyi top of the League standing. name- d-W - ly that of Whitiock. Hennessey and Grey, Leduc. Jones and Kullman and beyte, Carver and Palladino. The changes made a. considerable difference in the offensive power of the team with all three .giving the Ramblers 9. lot of trou- ble in the two remaining periods.

Bob Gray and Buck Whitlock each shot a brace for the Islanders with Ray Leclut-, getting the other tally. Emmett "Humbug" Kennedy -and Jackie Schmidt scored the Am- herst markers. both on the re- bound shot of defeticeman Don Rogers. Both Whitlock and Gray also had tivo assists while fast skating Lorne Hennessey collected three assists on his line-mntes goals. Steve Brklacich set up may Leduc on the Islanders second tally. The first period started otii fast and rough with the Islanders taking a 2-0 lead at 14.26 and then dropping it as the Ramblers got back in the game with two quick goaLs within the last four minutes of play. On both occasions, goalie , Jim Shirley was left helpless with one defencetiiaii near the visiting forward in front of the net. The second period was very fast and definitely one of the best periods of hockey here this season with

draw it goaltender from the North River Second League.

Two reprcsentittival from each team will be appointed to a com- mittee in charge of the League.

in play as they blasted 14 shots at Toughie Steeves in the Rambl- er.s' net while Jim Shirley made 6 saves. In the third period the ice very heavy and the tempo slowed down considerably with each

30 assists and Gray 20 goals for Ville host in those league depart-pgot

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and banged Steve's short pass by Sleeves and gave the Islanders a 2-0 lead. The Ramblers struck less than two minutes later with Kennedy getting a short rebound at 16:05 and beating Shirley. Jackie Schmidt tied the score at 18:40 as the Islanders defence had A brief lapse.

The referees slapped three sue. cessive penalties at the islanders between 6:25 and 9:20. but the Ramblers were unable to take ad- vantage of the favorable situation

The two lines of Leyte, Palla- diiio and Carver. Whitlock. Hen- nessey and Gray. swarmed all nrcr jthe Ramblers net during the first lsix and a half minutes of play in the middle session and the in- crease of their offensive power was

-y

lines .

the Islanders having a slight. edge:Goodivin.

Kullman and Jones was also very strong offensively.

The Whitiock - Gra y - Heiincssey trio combined for l. brace of goals within seven seconds of eatli other at the midway mark of the sessionj and added another with only 10- scconds left in the period. I?

The finale went without mark-t ings on the scoring sheet with thela W-G-H trio making the red -light, blink just after the final whistle was sounded. The goal didn't count. t

Along 'wii.h himst-lf.. O'Connory and H1l1Cl1b8l'KCl'. coach Brklacich.

Bubby Dowling being used spar- ingly

game is at the Forum against the. Hawks Friday night. I Llnctips Amhcnt - Goal: Sieci-es; fence: Parr. Rogers. L. Kiley: for- wards: R. Jocloin. Kiley, Reid. Bernaqttcz, Savard, Therrien, Ken- nedy. Lalibcrle, Schmidt. Charlottetown -- defcncr-2 Leytc. Brklncich. nnr, Hinchherger; forwards: Gray. Whltlnck, Lt-tltic, Carver. Hennes-1 sey, Jones, Kullman, Dowllng, Pal ladino. Referees:

Jim Mitchell, M Suniniary l

First period: 1. Charloticlottn. Wititlock tGi'ayl 3:21: 2. Charlotte- town. Lecluc (Brklaclchi 14:26; 3

Amherst, Kennedy (Rogers) 16:05:. 4. Amherst. Schmidt (Rogers! ill.

down strictions on broadcasts.

, rejected were proposals to cut major league player limit from each team and most demands of the players' rep- 1.

to pay

meetings.

night .1... streak as they row by defeating the summerside RCAF '17-58 in the first game of it ,riouble-header played at ;Queen Charlotte High school au- Goai; shi,-toy; ditorium. Wendall Glllis collected points for the winners while

O'Con-in yRnsr, had 26 marks for the losers.

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(AP) -The major

leagues offered the minors some financial help at their joint meet- ing Tuesday but unanimously voted proposed re- radlo and television

The minors. at their meeting in

Houston last amendment to the agreement which would prohibit a major league club from broadcast- ing its games into the tei'ritory of any minor league club when that quite noticeabie. The line of Leduc, jzlgazdvwgfni'i1eh;T&)nE":n:rm:g icaii leagues did offer financial aid and to share expenses with minor lleague clubs under working agree-,

week. major-

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The. major league clubs agreed

spring lid part or clubs gt-cements.

training

expenses of the manager's salary with which they have

Winding up the two-day winter

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made it six

leagues re- jected the playcrs' demand for tin -increase from some to 37.200 in minimum annual salaries. l

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.Late Appearance

XCCIHI H Ir” K Rm, hdm. gtie's lr-ailing scare... Bob Gray, I. NEW GLASGOW (CF) - 1 res- ' xy .,,l,, ,1 gm! ' , i. I l hnih of wiwni ivmi It hrner nf "hm" "3"-V T”l""'l "( H" AFC See our DlSi7l8.V . 1 7' t' L " "T "m" "'i . I . i I . seninr hockey league said Tuesday - v - igl t. ' t ,lii :i- he itttnbrl in It l '-'”""h '"' ' "5"-" " ;”l'-"5 1" night he was fining Halnax wolves ThC CltyS Finest

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