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SPORT O'F KINGS

Four Souris Teams Garner Island Hockey, HoOp Titles

By ED CLINTON

lbasketball it's biggest

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fiouris Bureau of the Guardiangthe arm since the game came During the past couple of to Souris. The girls won ten toned to a great extent for

“09kg, Souris won four Island- mlpq‘ making a total of five‘ tiilrs since last fall. The last

mentioned was the Mauraders baseball team who annexed‘ island honors last fall and bow- ed in hierit‘me semi-finals. The} latest four, in order of titles; were: Crossbones. In» "B" hockey title.l Regional lligh girls took Island Senior “B” basketball cliam-i pionship. Bantams got the Ban- tam “B” title. and the Region- al High Boys won the Junior; “3" hockey crown. ‘

The Crossbones won their. lllle with a record of twelve \‘lCIOI‘IE’S and only one defeat. Prior to the playoffs they play-3 pd five exhibition games. win-. mm: four and losing one (to the Penguins) and have. amass. . ed a total of forty seven wins and only five losses in the past three years. This year's team? march to the crown was mark- 1 ed by a steady stream of injur- ' li">. so that in some games they i(‘(‘fl as few as seven players. With this in mind. the star of!

who rose to sensational heights in the nets.

Others came up with great efforts. notably Jim Macintosh. who moved from a forward. position to defense and played outstanding hockey. Bill Mac- l.aren had his best season since joining the team and was . the leading goal-getter and_ point- getter during the play- offs Fan Macintyre after a dismal season last year could he considered the comebachl player of the y-ear on the squad. Everyone gave their best and it should be consider- ed a good team effort.

The High School Girls gave.

Badminton I Ch’ships Go . On Saturday

SUMMERSIDE — The bad-, minton Island championship.‘ games will be played at Civic‘ Auditorium on Saturday. start- ing at 9 ram. sharp. All events3 will be run on schedule.

Those wishing to compete. please make sure entries are in 3 by 6 pm. ursday evening In ; Summerside they should be sent ‘ t Ken Judson or Charlie Bal- lcm. In Charlottetown. entries may be given to Roy essey.‘ Jennie Boomhower. or Johnl Evans at the YMCA. t

The draw will be made Thurs- l day evening. All of last year'sl trophy winners are requested to l bring them to Civic Auditorium‘[ Saturday.

Macintosh Rink ?

a l Captures Spiel SUMMERSIDE —— A rink;

skipped by Bob Macintosh won' the twoday schoolboy curling

honspicl Stummerside (‘urling Club on Tuesday and cdnesday

A foursome led by Robert Keizer was runner-up.

Personnel of winning rinks: Winners -— Bob McIntosh. skip: Eric Dunn, mate: Walter Perry. second stone; Ronnie Penny, lead, Runners-up — Robert Keizer. skip; Jackie Pate. mate; George McNeil]. second stone: Greg Sheen. lead.

Probable Pi‘tchersl

By THE CANADIAN PRESS ‘ Probable pitchers for today's major league games. won and lost records in parentheses:

gue Los Angeles, McBride (1-0) at Minnesota. Stigman (0-1). Kansas City, Rakow (1-0) at Chicago. Herbert (0-0). Only games scheduled. at opal League Philadelphia Mahaffey (1-1) at Milwaukee. Hendley (1-1). Houston, Farrell (1-1) at San Francisco, Sanford (2-0). Chicago, Hobble (0-0) at Los Angeles. Drysdaie (2-0). (N). Pittsburgh. Schwall (04)) at St. Louis, Drogllo (1-0). (N). Only games scheduled.

Monties Hope To Compete In Cup Play

OTTAWA (CP) Ottawa. Montagnards. Ottawa district junior hockey champions, still hope to become contenders for the Memorl Cup.

They were told Wednesday by secretary registrar Gordon Juckes of the Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association that the CAI-LA is trying to arrange a series for them against the

on Ontario champions.

The winner of that seflos Would go against the Ontario branch champions for the East- Orn Com Junta- title and the

west in the

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and that by only one polnt)‘ and climaxed the season down in O'Leaary by annexing Island honors by be"ting teams from lMorell. Tignlsh and O’Leary. l'l‘wo girls have to be singled out for their tremendous scor- ling feats. Carole Anne (Queen ‘of the Seat Power. and Roma acDonald

The Regional High Boys I-

past couple of years. by s 0 ing great spirit and effort in; winning their Island crown. Actually. this writer must re- gard their team spirit with much more esteem than their Island crown. As far as we're concerned their improvement in this regard was in itself a wonderful achievement. And by the same token. ’it was that fighting spirit of the Bantams. that led to their winning tho.

title. To all teams. Congratull-' tin 3.

Last fall's baseball crown. was the first one ever won by sport. This year’s four Island titles is the best showing by this town to date. even if sum- mer sports do not produce a single title. The previous high was two championships. The people guiding the teams and chiefly responsible for this sud- den surge into prominence in Island sports are: Jerry Mc-

Lbs. For

Gin-mack. Roddy Macinty're. Herman Connolly and Reggie Peters. For the latter. it meant three titles as he played with the Crossbones and coached the Bantam and High School hockey squads.

(year's pennant winntr and also McCormaek, who spent many league champions were Morell hours with the youth of Souris. Beavers, who will be ready His Bantams won island bon- willing and able to take on all ors and his Midgets the King's comers again this year. Other County crown. The Town Lea- teams who will very likely play gue was a huge suecess both in again this year will includeuplayer and fan participation. St. Peters. Souris. Mt. Stewart. Jerry coached one squad. and Peakes. Cardigan, Iona, and two other young men showed Georgetown. their keen interest in the youth by coaching the other two

Minor baseball In Souris had squads. These two young men it's most successful season. due also deserve a pat on the back mainly to the efforts of Jerry for their efforts. and they are

The next sport on the ogenda will be baseball. And speaking of baseball brings to mind the most successful league in the Maritimes. and that is the

King's County League. Last

lLeonard McCormct and not"

aid Cheverie.

We've been hearing rumors

of drastic changes in the Minor ‘

ball setup in Souris, and what we‘ve heard we must admit we don't like. We sincerely hope that the llecreation Committee are not actually contemplating the changes we hear proposed; Anyway. we'll know this week. as there‘s a meeting scheduled.

We'll have more to report often;

the meeting.

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