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Bonspiel Opens Tonight At Local Cu

some 28 rinks will roar into act- ion the next few days at the Char- lottetown Curling Club with the opening tonight of a. special com- petition.

with the season racing towards 3. close the Games Committee has arranged a schedule which includes most of the membership of men's division.

The competition will be a single knockout contest with four divis- ions. That is a'rink on defeat in HA" may movolto the other divis- ons in a. continuance of play. There win he prizes for members of win- ning rink in each competition. Firms and individuals donating prizes include. Michael Bros. Moore and Mcllieod Ltd., Henderson and Cudmore. Sterling Beaton. John squarebriggs. and H. R. Bevan.

The teams follow:

Bill MacNeill (skip), G Raynor, S. 1"”'lCBl'l.

Jim Burden (skipl. Judge Trai- nor. Art Roper, A. Tait.

Dr. Glddings (skip). C. Tralnor J E. Burnett, D. Peterson.

sterling MacDonald (skip), Harp- er MacNeill. Al Owen. Al Cordell.

H. R. Cnrrutliers (skip). Barry MacDonald. J. Wilson. E. Mill.

Ed. Tanton (skint. A. l-iowait. S. R Johnston. A. MCE2lCllPl'll.

W. E. Mcliiiils iskipl. R. S. Spli- loll, A. Batznall. Jim Cameron.

D O'Rourke (skip), Ev. McNclll. N Nicholson. ilistair Mclm d.

E. MacDonald iskipl. D. ill. H. lilrlnnis. P. O'Rourke.

l'i;ilay MiicLeo(l lskipl. H. Splla lrtt. S. Benton. T. McAdam.

J Squarcbriggs (skip), J. J. Mor- ris. R. Sutherland, Bill Michael.

F. Hansen (skip), M. Jenkins. W. G Barbour. A. Anderson.

.l. A. Likely (skip), R. Parker. A Hitfali. H. 13. Douglas. . x

D Saunders (sklpt. J. McDon- ald D. Mt-Donald. W. Beer.

w. McLalne (skip). Hi. Dobson. F. Norton. G. Anderson.

A. W. Hyndman (skip), G. 0. Hughes, F. R. McLalne. Dr. H. Mc-

R. Jones.

Douglas. M. Block. Col. G. E. Full

Wendall worth

Walter Picltnrd

rling Club

All MacNeill (skip), M. Bell, H.

(skip). Mcbean. Dr. Barrett. L. Wellner. ....ip). E. Mac. Nutt. G. Foster, M. Hogan.

Cleaver

, Judge MacGuigan. F.. Curtis, Allison Gila the lis. -

Minor League Hockey liesulls

Fourteen Minor Hockey League gamw were run of! successfully Saturday night at the Forum, in- cluding the final games in regular play of the Paperweight League. Next week. the six leading teams in this League will enter lhelr playdowns. Results of Saturday's games including a midget game stalled through the co-operation of

Dr. L. .Prowsc (skip). J. I-lellofs. H. B. Willis. G. Hutcheson.

Spares: George Michael, Doug Cameron, David MacLeod. Mitchell MacDonald. Al Rogeis. Joe Cal- lnghuii, Walter Pawlyshyn, Gary Gordon. Al Milinr, Gus Gustaveson.

Schedule of tonight's play fols lows: 6:30 P.M.: Ice 1: Ed Wood vs. J. Burden. Ice '1: H. C. Atkinson vs. Dr. Gal-

lrint. lie 3: D. O'Rourke vs. D. Saun-

lrr 3: Dr. (iiddings vs. J. F. Mac- Lcori. Ire 3: W. E. Maclnnis vs. H. R.

Cornwall Defeats 3Nine Mile Creek

Prince Street school. were as lows:--

were

scOi'ed.. by McCabe Spitfires goal by Mc-Czillum.

Paperwclgh is

Bluebirds 1. Rangers 1. Blanchard for

Redwings 5. Tigers 1.

lowed to stand.

fol-

Scorers Bluebirds.

R. Hurst, W. R. Jenkins. R. R Lawlor for Rangers. Bell, '1'. W. L. Pi-owsr. Ramblers l. Cubs 0. Ranaghan SCHEDULE scored for Ramblers. Cubs also

mored a goal but it' was cancelled due to the fact they were using an over-age player. P owse scored four and Cudmore o e for Redwings. Lane picked up the Ti- gersl marker.

del-'5' Hawks 4 Lions 0. Both tennis Dlcekiir Dr. Prowsr vs. Dr. Mac- afended, one played an over-age 8f;'5”PM, player, the other ll. player from

Ice 1. Col. Fun VSA L. Tum”. another team, so the score was ni-

Falcons 1. Bruins 0. Biggatr scor-

ed the Falcons' tally.

Czirruthcrs. . g l Ice 4: W. Mo-Lnine vs. J. A. Likely. PM vlc" 9:30 l'.M.: Rangers 1. Hornets 1. Callaghan Ice 1: D. E. MacDonald vs W. scored for Rangers. Morladyen for Worili. J Homers. it-r ”: F. Hansen 5. R. C. Parent. C,-nmaiann 4, Brgveg 0. Vince 1” 33 lvt 3' MMNCW W -1- 5 Mulligan picked up four goals for MacDonald. I cmmdmns Ice i: J. Sqll:llTll)l'lfg vs. C. Mac- Royals 3, Bulldogs 1, Storey K0; D0””ld' two goals and W. Gregory one for

Royals. and Bulldogs goal was worcd by Carson.

Ravens 2. Tigers 0. Ravens' goals

by Ferguson and Ba-rreit.

Dodgers 1, Monarchs 0.

ers' goal scored by Mulligan.

Dodg-

Flycrs 2. Spitfires 1. Flyei-s' goals

and Dolron.

1,,tym I Cornunll Meteors defeated Nine ngntamg C. MacDonald (5kjp)' w, 3055 Mile Creek Bulldogs in the first I 4 B E 3 Nye”, P Sinnnonds. G. Stewart. ti::iinc' of the finals. ivhlrli are to I".i'E'F-5 - Um 3'5 A -' - I-id. Wood (skint. Gil Henry. W lbo plllylttl licst. out of seven, in';!0'nll5 Scglledhllv WDFICii5 (3()-nDg;l:;vcv Krllv. G. McKnight. Nnrlli a.vcr Rink siilurday helorc CYTUS: Om BIS. WM '- ' Dr C. Gallant (skip). K. Andcr- a large crowd of fans. art. h 1 1 d 4 F ! I son. T. Gillies. H. PPit'rS- L. MncPh:iil and J. Brown were P-'Rl-I165 5. W WW" 5 t '53 95 H. C. Atkinson (skip), R. Mann- the mnrksmcn for Cornwall with goals: Mulligan (Ii). Afsenauli. luv. A. O. F. Gill. John siimrionds. two goals cg;-n. unite .1. Macncon. Lund; whlrlwinds: Pasher (3), D1 W"l,M5CD0ml(l li5kll5l- F- D. MricE1ncliern and H. MacEach- MIRR- Holibs. T- ROSGIE 5- R8.Vn01d5- rrti not one each for the Bulldogs. Bruins 1. Bisons 0. Bruins' goal

Louis Turner (sklpl. W. Burnett W. Storey, Doug MacLeod.

R. C. Parent (sklpl. F. Drlscoll. W Hoyt. Emiiiett McDonald.

There were (our penalties for

Cornwall. three to the Bulldogs. Referees were J. Richards and A ;'i'lncCnlliini. t

scored by Noonan.

Midgets

Royals 6. Bruins 6. Ro.vals' 3031-5

Officials:

(AP)-- British

by B Cudmorn (2). Ward (Sit. Al- len (ii; Bruins' goals: McLeod (In.

C. Cudinore (1). p J. Riclmrd. J. Davis.

A. Perry, E. Craswell, P. McGee. V. Griffin.

, Soccergiandings

LONDON. -1009” standings including Saturdiii"5 games:

ENGLISH I.IiAGl'I". Division I

W T L Pts

Burnlev 14 10 5 .38

Preston N E 15 8 6 JR

ywolverhnmpton it 10 8 33

twest Bromwich 1'1 4 10 SR

Charlton A 14 3 7 35

I Division II

isheffield U 20 6 8 46

Huddersfield T 18 '7 6 43

.l.uton Town 17 4 9 .'ill

1Plvniouth A 13 5 9 all

Leicester C 14 7 10 35

Division III Southern-

Bristol Rovers . 22 8 2 51!

Bristol City . '.. 1'7 10 6 44

Northampton T .. 19 5 8 43

Norwich city 13 5 8 43

lillllwnll . 1'1 8 'l -12

Division 1!! Northern

Oldham Atliletlc 18 8 5 If

Grimshv Town . 1'! 3 9 43

Port Vale 14 ll 7 Eli?

Wrexham 11 5 ll 30

York City 14 9 10 3t

SCOTTISH LEAGUE , Division A

' ' Hibernian 15 3 5 32 East Fife 12 6 5 so

' Glasgow R 12 5 3 .l9

6 aria Ian an St MW" - 1” ll ” 2” Clydg ll 4 10 26

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SUDBURY. t Ont., (GP)-Ontario has received a bye in the 11,-” round of -the Cniiadian curling championships which start Monday.

The honsniel opens with a ade from, hotel headquarters to the arena where five sheets of ice lmve been prepared for the prem- ier curling event.

Starts This Afternoon

Competition stai'l.s at 3 pin.-with EVBPY rink but Pete Gilbert's Chat- ham four on the ice. one rink re- CHV88 it bye in each round. At MEN. Barney Haines Nova Scotia quartet will sit on the sidelines. Most of the competitors and many of their followers have been here for several days. Saturday they were guests of two banquets -one tendered by the City oisuti. bury, the other by the Ontario government- and Sunday they were busy having their pictures taken, attending a luncheon and attending a chiirch service.

A few practice rocks will be hhrown Monday morning to test how the granite is ruiinintg on um artificial ice sheet. several West- ern rinks. accustomed to playing on natural ice, have been working on a lighter throw necessary on the keen ice here. i

here D

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Todayls Draw a

Monday 3 p.m.: Quebec vs. Brit. ish Columbia; Northern Ontario vs. Prince 1-Jdwnrd Island; Alberta vs. New Brunswick; Nova. Scotin VS. Manitoba: Saskatchewan vs. Neivfourrdland.

Monday 5 pm: New Brunswick vs. Manitoba: Saskatchewan vs. Northern Ontario; British. Coluni- bin vs. Newfoundland; Que-bec vs. Ontario; Alberta vs. P. E. I

Soccer Results

LONDON.'(CPl:Restilts of soc- cer matches in the United King- dom Saturday:

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. CUP Quarter Finals

Arsenal 1. Blackpool 2

Aston Villa 0. Everion 1 Birmingham C l. Tottcnlinin Hi Gatcshcad 0. Bolton W 1.

ENGLI5 II LEAG UE

Division 1 Cardiff C 0. Charlton A 1 liianchester C 2. Portsmouth 1 Newcastle U 1, Wolverhampton 1

Preston N E 2. Chelsea 1 Stoke C 3. Manchester U l W Bromwich l. Sundcrland 1.

Division II

Bury 2, Doncaster R 1 Fulham 2. Hull Ciiy 1

Leeds U 0. shefield U 3 Leicester C 1. Nottingham F I Luton T 0. Huddersfield T 2 Pl; mouth A 4, Barnsley 0 Rotliorhnm U 3. Lincoln C 2 Soutliampton 0. Brentford 2 West Ham 0. Blackburn R 0

Division 111, Southern

Alrlershot 1, Soutliend U 1 Bristol R, 1. Northanipton T 1 Colchcsler U 1. Bournemouth 1 Coventry 0 2. Ipswich T 0 Excter C 0. Leyion O 1 Gillllngham 0. Bristol C 1 Mlllwall 3. Torquny U 0 Norwich C Ii. Reading 0 Queen's P. R 3, Brighton 3 Slirewsbury T 1. Newpoi't. C l Swindon T 0. WEtll0l'd D Walsall 2. Orystal P 4.

Division Iii. Northern

Accringtoii S 1. Southport 2 Barrow 5, Bradford C 1 Bradford 3. Darlington 0 Chesterfield 1, Port vale 0 Grimsby T 0. Stockport C 1 Halifax T 2, Cariisle U 1 Mansfield T 2. Hartlepools U 0 Tranmerc R 4. Chester 0 Worklngton 4. Crewe Alex 0 Wrexham 3. Rochdnle 0 York C 0, Scunthorpc U 2.

SOOTTISII LEAGUE Division A

Almrdcnii 0. Rnitli R 2 Airdrlcnrilans 3, Hiboriiiiui 7 Clyde 3. Mothcrivcll 2

East Fife 2. Partial: T 3 Hearts 3. Queen of S 0 Rangers 4. Falkirk 0

St. lviiirrcn 0. Dundee 0 Third Lamvrk 1. Cfllill 3.

Division B.

liyr U 2. Alloa A 4

Dumbarton 4. Kilmnrnock 2 Dundee U 2, Albion R l Dunfermlinc A 0. M0l'tnll 1 Forrfiir A 3. Queen's P 6 Hamilton A 2. Arbroath 1 stenliousemuir 3. St. .1ohnstnne0 Stirling A l. Cowdenhcatli 0.

Exhibition Matches

Liverpool .'i, Biirnlov 2 Notis C 4. Middlesbroiitzli 1

Irish League

Ards 0. Distillery 1 Ballymena U 4. Glenai-on 1 Cliltonvillc 4. Bangor 1 Colernine 1. Crusaders l Linneld 4. Derry C 0 Portadown ii. Glentoran 1.

By CRAIG ARMSTRONG;

Mark-Ye-Well Wins Handicap

ARCADIA. Calif. (Cl"lrCal1llllFi Farms, Mark-Ye-Well. fl lopsided favorite. gave the form be-ttors ll score Saturday before rallying 'o win the 3100.000 Santa Anita Hano- icep by a nose.

The four-year-old Kentucky colt

rig c;uAni3AigL CHARLOTTETOWN

P.E.I.i Meets Ontario In-

Opener

Planning Deal For Kiner

vazao l'iEACli, Fla., 4Ap)..pm1. lldclphin Phillics are on the verge 01 making ii four-player and cash deal for Ralph Kliher. Pilisbiirgli's 11339-;ij,ti kmsz. it was learned

Saturday.

Philadelphia club said the Phillies are ready to deal first-baseman Eddie Walikus. three other players and a wad of cash hitting outfielder.

to be outfielders Mel Clark Jack Mayo and pitcher Paul Stui- Waning M 3115 101' fcl, rookie right-hander who won Where "WY llnllle Wllh MOI”-EEUE'5 ll games and lost 1 at Baltimore Schohawk Sisters in the last year.

outfielder. has not yet signed his 1953 contract.

ernl manager, is reported to have asked Klner to take a 25-per-ccnt1 cut from his 3590.000 salary of lastl year. That is the maximum slash! under baseball law.

A AGE SEVEN

Harry Poulion Ballles llbraw

CALGARY. (CF) - Harry (Kid) Poulton. 150, of Calgary gnd 1nd. ian Dick Wolfe. 151, weltu--weight champion of Oregon, fought to gg uninteresting draw in a. 10-round main event l,n:(l('h here Friday Ilifllll.

Wolfn warithe aggressor throng - out but. failed to land more than a dozen llilnches on his elusive op- ponent. Poulton hurt Wolfe once ll the eighth round and held an edg throughout. The 1.300 fans booe when the decision was announced.

with the Abbie Sisters To Play Montague

The other plgyefg are mpg,-ted The local Abbie Sisters leiivr and W. H. Barbour's showrooms this Montague

A source connected

for the hard-

first of home and home games for the njg1.p.g;.pa;n. King's-Queenls girls open hockey ltitle. The winners of this series twill later meet the Prince Cniinty winners in a series for the island title and Physical Fitness tropry.

Killer, the game's

Branch Rickey. Pitisburglf gen-

lerms.

Saturday. however. Klner said he had nccepted the terms offered by Rickey. I

Kiner orizinally refused thr-l

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