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S’side Aces Win Maritime

Intermediate

—'l'he Summerside Aces vion the, Maritime intermediate "B" hockey championship at Raceway Stadium last night. defeating the Antigon- iah Bulldogs by a. lop-sided score of 9-1. The Antigonish boys ca. rind the play to the Aces in the first few minutes. but the Acesl won hit lhflr stride. and outplay-5 ed the visitors by a wide margin, |

Paul Schurman's first goal at' 0.40 was scored as the fleet cen-V treman “as falling to the ice froml a trip. Five minutes later Taylor netted a bcaiity. dekiiig the goalie out. of position and firing the‘ Nick into ii wide open net. The. Aces took advaiitage of ii penalty; in MacDonald. hard-hitting Anti-.~ giinish riefcncemaii, to score lhellt, tiiirrl tall)‘, by Harris. at. 13 min-1

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lfisenhower To

Throw First Ball

WAS}-IINGTON. (AP)—President Eisenhower told owner Clark Grif- fith of the Washington senators Moiiday he'll be on hand April 13 to throw out the first pitch of the baseball season.

"The president said he'd be there to make the first throw and not hit the umpire in the back like last year," t;i'iffith told reporters.

The Senators meet the New Yolk Yaiiknos in the opening game next Tiicsday.

lites, and Taylor ended the scor-l ing for the prriod on another‘. prt-tt_\' effort, going round the neti to beat the goalie to the open cor-: ner. ,

Ire roiidiiiotis slowed up they plat in the middle frame. and the; iisitors were able to tie tip their speedy opponents more ef1ect1\’el,\'.. After Pope fired the first one ll'0111‘ close in. Antiszoiiish got their lone‘ tally. 1-‘ari-ell letting a long shot go. from the point The puck hit a] leg and vizomed iiiio the net be-. hind Mcliiiiis Harris and Cannon added i\\ri more after wild skirm- ishes arotind the Aflllzolllsh net '1‘.ie period ended 7-1. ‘

The new .\fai'itiine chanips fired tun iinansvtrred goals in H1» third. tramp 1‘-aul Schurman scoied at‘ -25 seconds. and Romaine finished off it crisxs-cross passing bout with Garth Gay and Mooney Gallant to beat MacDonald at 7:55.

Al Romaine won the Holman‘: Mriis Wear award for the most valuable player.

Lineups »

Aniizonish: Goal, "Skip‘ Mac- Donald. defence, Pete Poirier. John Pouiei, Gcialrl .Vi.«cDonald, lOl‘\\Rl'dS. Bob Ttipper, Leo Sears. Buddy Sniitli. Miiinr MacDonald,

Joe Mat-Pheison, James Pelly. R. J. Mclnnis, Mike Gouthro, Finley I"ai‘rell, Leo Scars.

Sumniei-side Aces: Goal. Dave Mclnnis; defence, Leo Shields. Garth Gay. Cant Woociside; for- wards. Paul Sehurman, Maynard Schurman, Vance Harris, Peter Pope. Al Romaine. Stan Gallant, Edgar Taylor. Claude Gaudet, Clayton Mill. Maurice Cannon

Referees. L. MacKr~nna and Art Peri-_v.

suinmary

First Period 1--Aces, P. Schiirmari tGa_v, Harrisi 2-Ar-es, Taylor

tfiaudet. Camionl . ..... .. 11.17 3--Aces. Harris IGa_'.'. P. Schiirniam 13.00 4-Aces. Taylor 17:41 Penalties G MacDonald, Gay. G. MacDonald Second Period 5 At-es. Pope. IRomaine. Gallant» 1.46 6- Anticnnish. Farrell tTuppe:'. MacPhrrsnnl 2.50 7 Acts. Harris ~P SCl1lll‘m.ili,W(it)(1Slf1€* 14.22 8- Aces. Cannon t”1'nylor. Woodsirlei 10.50 Penalties: Shields. Third Period 9- Ares. P. Schiirman 0:125 10-Acos, Romaine «Gay. Gall-anti 7.5.3 Peiialties: None.

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Churchill's Coll Wins Viclory

WINDSOR. Eng. tAP>_. Prime K111115191‘ Churchill's colt Pigeon Vole ramped to a five—length vic- tory in a 1 1-‘.1-mile race at Wind- sor track Monday.

The tour-year—old covered the course in the stakes in 2:476 for

Pigeon Vole Robert the

cult by Fasinet-Colombe out of P~oigiiai'dee. started at 2 to 1.

l.ilXlll’V Hntel. "1-to-4 favorite. was second and '1-to-1 Earlwood was third

Halifax JTITETINES Win Series Opener

i HALIFAX, lCPl ——Fred Gal- lagher's goal with five minutes re- imainiiig gave Halifax Atlantics a 3-2 \\'ll1 over Caniplielltoii Cubs Monday night in the first game of the two-qanie total-goal Maritime t_]L£\'t‘llllP hockey series.

The S€(‘rll1d game uili be played Saiurd.i_\' in Campbellton.

Gallagher's goal climaxed an uphill battle for the Atlantics, who trailed 1-0 in the first and 2-1 at the end of the second. Cubs iced a hard-hitting and fast team with a defence that baffled the Hall- gonians.

Gorham .'<‘nt'ed for Campbelltont

nn the first stint of the game at 'l~{alifax goalie N.Lilldl'\W!1Fy. and the teams split two goals in the sec- ond, with .1. Mt-Iniyre scoring for Cubs and Conrad for Atlantics.

Hartley flipped in the tying goal [in the finale and set up the win- ‘H1111 marker. . ............... , 4

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By W. R. WHlEA'I‘Ll7Y

Canadian Preaa Staff Writer DE'I1'tOI'I'. (GP)—-Far away from the backslappers, ticket moochera and the omnipresent hometown worshippers of hockey idols. Do-

LITTLE SPORT TAIL! ‘rooms , W, Ros-3.»: PAGE SIX THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 6, 1954

pionship matches held in Ki

from Brigadier M. S. Dunn,

City Boxer Receives Trophy

fealed his 28 year old opponent by a TKO in the second round.

ngston recently was Signalman (Apprentice) R. C. Dia-

mond, 16. of Charlottetown, P. E. 1. Sgmn. Diamond is shown here rccci\'in<,: his trophy

OBE. ED. Commander Eastern Ontario Area. Diamond de-

(Natioiial l)(‘f('ll('|‘ Photo).

-The Kensington Midgets. New Briinswick - Prince Edward Island hock:-_\ champions, have finally lmade at'i'angement.s with the Syd- .ney Holy Redeemer team, miclg-it it-hampions of Nova scntla, to have a sudden-death game played in the Sydney Foriim Frirlay night for the tri-province crown. The man- .'199l'l’1(‘l1t 15 Cl1B1'i!'1‘lnll one, and if r.ecr~ss.-ir_\'. tun planes to go to Sydiiey for the game. The plane ni planes will leave the Summer- .-itie airport Fridax. at 1 n. ni. and there Will be room for a number of fans who may wish to make the trip.

The officials of this team are as

follows‘ pr:-sident_ Art l.arkl:1:. lserrctari‘. Ron Kennedy: ntanmger. Jack Miiiphy; coach, Jack Ber- nard The liiir-up of file train is 15 follows: sztinl: Lcii Gnmblc: silh- ‘zoalie: Geo. Glo\'('1'1 defence: wziviie Champion, Donnie Cham- pion. Eustace R:-eves: fnrwardst‘ Jimmie Kr-niicdv. Bob Thibeati, \V Hari'in'ztoit. Keith Siidliiiiy Gm. Rroo'<ins. Fred Brldzes. Frank Mc- Ciirvillc. The team has an ll’11l>l‘(’S.‘l1\’I'

ll-l nf victories in its credit. Tlinv defeated \fiit'i'-iy Harbour in the lioml‘-and-l1(Il1i€ series by six coals. Stiiiiiiim-side In nine goals on the rritiiid. and Clnrlottc-town by three rouiitnixx in the N. B.-P. E. l. siidrlen-death I‘l1(‘Oill"l-"l' at Ken- slnzlnn they won in the score of 6-3. Prince Cniinty fans in partic- n‘ar_ nnri 7<lal\(l ins in .r.vn~t-i‘il will be rootinr! for this smart KM-

.=iv~~tun snxtrt in come home with.

.a Mn:-itlnie ri-own.

Babe Zaharias‘ Changes Mind About Quilting

CARROLLTON, Ga. tAPt—Balx~ 7i.’lhfll'l.lS changed her mind Mon- clay about quitting ('0f‘np81lLiVe golf aftrr two more tournaments.

"Playing one tournament iigh! after another aa I have done is a llfllr‘ too tough for me right now," Sflltl the Babe in an lnLE1‘Vl(‘W.

She said she would rest for,slx weeks after playing in two more iriiirnamr-nts -- the New Orleans tournament later this week and the Babe Zaharias open in Beati- mtint. Tex, but that "Then I'll start back and play all of them again."

Sunday night sports editor Fur- .man Bisher of the Atlanta Con- ‘stiliition quoted Mrs. Zahlrlas as saying he would be through after playing at New Orleans and Bean- l’nont_

tfioniinues Bid For White Sox Berth

SAN ANTONIO, 'rex.. Rlghthander chased from Toronto Maple been of the lnternittionel League last ;fall. continued his impronlvo bid for a starting berth with Chicaim Whit», Sax Monday as he held st. Louis Cardinals to four hits in eight. im-iinn for a 8-2 exhibition yictory.

Backed by an 11-hit auault sparked by Nellie Fox, who drove in three runs with I double and a triple, Johnson was touched for ii home run by outfielder Rip Re- pulakl with the basal empty,

Kensington Midgets To Play In Sydnefl‘Liday

fCPi—- Don Jolmson. pur-

Marciano-Charles Sign Fight Contract

NEW YORK. IAPI - Heavy- neight champion Rocky Marciano and former lli.l!‘l10idr‘f Ezzard I Charles signed official contracts Monday for their 15-round title bout at Yankee SL.idium Julie 16.

Jim Norris. president of the In- tcriiatioiial .Boxing Club. predicted the fight would draw “in cxccss of

first Entries For Boston Marathon

$600,000". Top price is $40. Norris said no df‘('lSlf‘lll has BOSTON ‘-U3‘ " V"i"T"“ been made yet on ivlictlier the .lnlinn_\' Kelly a tun-time winner “QM Mu bg. tP1c\.1sFd mm the

R--lead< the fii-t halt-li of entries ‘rs-('(‘i\'f‘(1 Mnitdiiy for the 38111 Boston Athletic A~'~'orIatinn mar-‘ ifllhflll April 19.

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Soccer Results N

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l\'Plley vton _\'nrri tzrinrl in 19515 and 19-1:’). He‘ lwill he iiinning his !~lth BAA LONDON. lCPl..R(‘-l|l[§ ..( 50¢.‘ iinzii-atlmn. _ ccr games played in the United Others aiiioiiz Ill!‘ niwiirnyz K]y‘g(|gn1 5Mm.d.._\.. ‘group of 1.1 to fill’ Ilicir entries ]“1_"nau,,n-,.| tare Eddie K?1i)dl)‘ of Svdiiixi, .\'.<,‘ sL.(,“and - Em_.1m,d 4 Prior Gnugli nl Toronto and Pit ii‘ '.;N(;,Ll§" ”.;A(;lvl Bollivr-ail of Mf)T'i(‘it‘lt|. Dh,i(_hm I " " Boltiiii W Il. 11111 1. I ' I ' .. . - . Tiger Jones Wins “”"”"»‘ la ( ‘

‘I . Charlton A. 3. Slictficlii U. 0. Liverixiul -l. Sllll(i"l'illlifi 11 lvltiiiclicster U. '1, Ciriiiff C. Si.

Unanimous Decision

i BROOKLYN. ‘-AP‘ -- Rfllllhi .\liddlrs‘ii-nii~li L‘. .'\s'.uii Villa 1 tT1urrI Jones. fmirtii - ranking‘. Newcastle U. 4. Mtiiiclirster C. 3. niiririlewrlglit f'0l1ll"11(l(‘1' from Ynii- Pre.»tnn N E, 4_ Pm-tonmuth o_ kcrs. N.Y. won a iiiianimnus dc- Sl1(‘lill"l(1 w. i. Hllfldt‘l'SLll‘ifi T,

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."('I' relief pifrli:-r fni Rn('ltr*.~'lei' (‘,g1c])(-gt;-r U l Brillituii 1.

Red Wings liixi -r~ii.riii. and pit- Crysm] p‘ L w;‘[[nl.d 1.

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ischool Hockey Al Crapaud Rink

In three games of school hockey

Division III Northeni Arciiiizltiii 2. Cimie Alex 1. ' Barrow n_ Gatcslimd 0 Bradford C 1 \'Jnrkiiiiztnn l. Cat-isle 1. Chester 1. Chesterfield 1. St-itiitliorpr U 0. Grimby T. 2. Port. Vsilc 2.

I t . d R- k m Halifax '1‘ l, Snuthport 2. {’,:,yn°:,m “u,_:§“§:}‘m,pd '.,',‘,,,w,,0,.f Mansfielil 'r 1. Haitlenools U. o. Roclidalr 1. 13ariis|c_v 1.

land 6-0. Crapaud took a 5-3 decis- ion from Augustine Cove and crapaud Heartbreakers downed the Green Road Meteors to the. tune of 11-3. George .NichoL\on starred for the HCnl‘ib2‘€ilkEl'S. The referee was Sheldon Fergtiiinn.

Stockport 4. Bradford 1. Traiimere R. 1. Ynrk C. 1. Wrexham 4. Dai'lington 2.- SCOTTTSH LEAGIIE Division A Clyde 4, Ralth R. 2.

Mi. Albion Wins From Cherry Valley

In an exhibition hockey game played at the Charlottetown Forum Thursday night. April 1st. Mt. Al- bion defeated Cherry Valley 5-0 It was Douglas Drake's first shut- out. and he made some remark- able saves.

Summary:

First Period l—Mt. Albion, R. Trowsdiile . Drake)

. Albion. R. Trowsdalc

. Drake. S. Moorei Second Period

. Albion. R. Trowsdale

. Drake, E. Myers)

. Albion, R. Trowsdalo

. PlPPY- S. Moorel Third Period

5—M.t. Albion, E. Drakc

Penalties: None.

St. Louis Cardinals Report Deficit

Cardinals, reported Monday the club lost 3700.000 in operating its organization last summer.

The announced loss was tacked on briefly to a news release listing ticket prices for the 1954 season.

There was no breakdown in los-

iwinnei‘ of the Featherweight Novice Class in the Army's Eastern Ontario hoxing cham- ses in the short announcement ‘

but it was noted that the deficit did not include the cost of remod- elling Busch Stadium. the Cards’ home field, which was reported at more than $1,000,000.

lapsTc|Wp« Hockey Tips from Canadians

OKYO. teams. still relatively green but caper to lciirti. picked up a lot of tips on the fine points of the szanie from Krnoru Thlsties during their 10-game exhibition tour.

The Thlstles. who departed fni Canada from Yokohama Mciiidiiy won every one of the 10 games and had little trouble \\li.l1 their opposition. They were most im- pressed bv the ability of the Japa- nose to learn.

"The .l.ioanese plH\'c1's improved with every mime." said Don ispikel Robertson. coach and de- fciiceman for the western Canada lntcrniedlate champions before the team loft for home.

The Canadians were impressed by the ability of the Japanese |)A.'I}€l'S to skate "They are won- ‘dorful littlc skniei's." said Robert- ..<nl1. "And they iievrr nuit. no mat- ter how many goals they are be- hitid."

info the Canadians. who weight ndvaiitages tip to 50 pounds

East Fife 1_ Dundee 1 Rangers 2. Queen of S. 0 Division B

Ayr U. 2. Alloa A. 4. Stenhnusemuir 0. Kllmarnock 1 Only three matches were played

s:on A and two in Division B. IRISH LEAGUE Ards 1. Cnleraiiie 4. Bitllymena U. 1. Portadown 4. Cliftonville l. Llnflt-id 4. Derry C 2. Bangor 0. Glenavou 0, Distillery I. Clcntornn 5. Crusaders 3.

GREAT RIVER

The Columbia river flows 1.400 miles to the Pacific and its bastn has been computed at nearly 300.- 000 square miles.

ATTENTION RIFLEMEN

The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Rifle Anod- ation will be held on board HMCS Queen Charlotte on Monday oven- ing. April 12th at I o'clock.

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tAPl— Japanese hock:-:. .

Rnbertsmi «aid the chief draw-‘ . Lack of the Japiiiiese players wits U S H k size. "They just aren't blkti . . T e etioiigh."

Th- .lnninese players stiont a in: ci,m'r()N, N. Y,‘ (AP)--G|'(|r|l of time on the seats of their rvaiits_l<‘alis_ tMnnt.,l arm the United

during the tour when they bal'gedlStales Aniatcur have t.nn

Sat.iirday in Scottish League Divi-

troit Red Wings rested Monday in their hideout in Toledo, W miles from Detroit.

. The little new: that came out. of the camp indicated that ‘coach Tommy Ivan would make little or no change with the squad that convincingly w h lp p e d Montreal Cnnadlens 3-1 Sunday night in the‘ opening game of the beatrof-lever! Stanley Cup final.

Ivan had good reason to stand pat. His big first line dominated the offensive display shown by any trio on either team.

Meanwhile. talk persisted there might _be a shake-up in the Mont- real line-up before tonight when the Wings make their second stand on home ice before the ser- ies shifts to Montreal for Thurs- day and Saturday games.

Coach Dick Irvin kept his coun- sel but there were whispers he might divulge something well be fore game time today.

Lach May Play one report had it that veteran

lied Wings’ Ooacli May E

His Lineup

_____i._T for the nut time in the poat.g¢.. aon'pla.y-om. He was not em, dressed for the semi-nnaia with Boston. which Cenadiena took in four atralght.

The gossip hid it that men wouldgo bad to his old job on the first lino-—or punch line_u, take over from Ken Mojdgu‘ There were also rumors that Bert oimstead might be shifted to an. other line and Eddie Maaur moved up to replace him at left Wing, with Rocket Richard remaining on right wing.

It wasn't so much the compare. tlvely inept performance of cm punch line last night that worried Irvin. It was the fact that not om of‘ the trio has got hjnuelf ., much u an assist in five playoff

games.

Where Detroit’s production line of Gordie Howe, Ten Lindsay and Alex Delvecchio stood out Sunday nlgth. along with Earl Reibel on power plays. Montreal‘! first Line collectively was the goat of the game.

Detroit also packs powerful de- fensive strength in the line of Glen Skov. Marty Pavelich and little Tony Leawlck. It was thu line that looked after the Mont. rea.l trio of Jean Beliveau, Diuklt

centre Elmer Lach would be used

Moore and Boom Boom Geofli-ion.

The All-Star hockey champion-

ltnis (’\'f‘1]lllE, when the Sport lLodge All-Stars, coached by “But:-l thy" Dowling will clash iiith the Wcdiiesdtiy Allcrnoon All-Stars. Both teams boast some smart hockey players and from the‘ glance at the lln(‘ups it is certain that a very close game will be played. The Wednesday Afternoon‘ All-Stars will he coached by Ralph ‘Sl1€pl1(’l‘(1. Game starts at 7.30 101-. lowed by a skate. 1

' The following are the lineups.‘ Wednesday Afternoon All-Stars, i goal, Sheldon Jordan; defence.

Local Stars In Spotlight iAt The Forum Tonight

ST L0UI_5- ‘AP’ * August A-'.«-iiip of the City will be decided in Warren Gregory. T- Moore: for- BU-Whv Dmsldem 0‘ l-h? Sh I-°‘“5 ‘a sudden death battle at the Forum Wards, Rfllllh Shepherd. l"0rbio Kennedy, Willie Dunn, Fibbér M.c- ”

Gee. George Scantli.-bury, R. Car- roll. W. MacRae. B. Moore, R. Carr. ..1. Gauthier, E. Hughes. Sport Lodge All Stars, gall. Thane Doyle; defence, Spy Ready, J. Coyle, Kip Ready. Junior Mac- Leod. Allie Carver. Orin Carver, L. Hennessey. Bill Ledwell, Char- lie MacDonald and Norm Latter.

It will be noted that many of these boys have performed with distinction on mainland team: throughout the hockey aeaaon and fans will be afforded an opportun-

:I“1‘Rllk Shepherd, M. Mt.-Karris,.lty to see our local talent in action

Easiview St. Charles Down North

;Sydney Franlilins

iafntly Turpin To ibefend Crown

LONDON, (AW — Randy Turpiii i\lll defentl his Etiropeaii middle- \\t‘lglil. boxing crown against Italy’: Tibcrio Mitri in Rome May 2.

The iiiinouiicenient was made on Monday by Jack Solomons. Bi-itisii boxing promoter. The twice-posh

prmed tiizht orlginrilly was sched- uled Aprll 19 and later put back to April 30.

First Mitri suffered a boil on his arm and then Turpin suffered cuts lover iioth eyes in I non-title bout luitli Swcdcifs Olle Bengtsson.

‘Great Half Wins

Hockey Associa- senior ('hHl11[)l0IiShip Sunday 12;.‘ ediziiig Clinton (Toniets 8-7 in tile third grime of ti best-of-three

MAYFAIR

To Even Series

OTTAWA. (CP) —Eastview Si. phat-les erupted with four goals in the third period here Monday night to rout North Sydney Fra.nk- lins 5-2 in the fourth game of their eastern Canada Memorial Cup quarter-final series.

The win evened the best.of-five series at two games each. The de- ciding game will be played here Wednesday night.

The Ottawa and district Juruor champions rattled home four un- answered goals in‘ the third period to come from behind after the 1'-‘ranklins wiped out Eestview‘a 1-0 lead in the opening period with two markers in the second.

Floyd smith. Dick Hobbs, Royci Richardsoii.0vila Benoit and Her bert Garneau scored for the win- ners. Ron 1-lowatt, and Aubrey Gauthro sniped for North Sydney.