Whlitlock Scores Overtime Goal To Give Islanders 4-3 Win Over Atlantics re WER&m tfans Home

HALIFAX, (CPi- Buck Whit- loclt senreil at 1.06 of an over- limn poiintl to give Ciiarloiieiown Islanders a 4-3 win over Halifax Atlantics in I Maritime Major Hockey League game here Wed- nrsriny l'lIEl'll.

islanders pulled goalie Roger Besseiie tvlmn -Xtlantirs led 3-2 late in the th.id period. Gus Gus- lavmnri Ltd the some with less than a m:nute to go.

Charlottetown inst

defence-man

T-for sift

Trotters Whip Nomads 65-37 In Hoop Ganie

Don X1.-l elilin after he received . tovriivi gash on the lIR(ll( of the head ill 1 rlntlr with ll;llll.'tk'x l 'mr g h, lnlinni .xi......v.. in the second The Sport Lodge TWNPFS ii P'- prrmil. Xltl.:iu:lilin i-liarized Mor- Ped Y-hf? N0mBd5 55-37 1351 Hlllhl 1-ow. spinning him into the in a City League basketball game hoards xinrruw, off halance.l at the Prince of Wales Coilegc brought h.-' silt-k arniinrl and auditorluim. ilinperl .iIwl.aii;:iilin on the head. , Donnie (Funnel! Macllseagi sLt;:0r- yii.-trw ins zxrn n tn.-(liar pen. ed 18 points to lead tie ro ers mil in. lll'.,;li Ki.i'lx:lli.' and Wu to elem;-3,-, Wendell Gillis was l,.'l'il(iil:it a minor for iioliiin: runner-up with 14 points followeu Rep Gim. (inv (llETl3l'- Giw by Des Biirge with 12 and Walter i.-.i.:int, enrl Bziclt lYhitloi'k sr'or- Lepage with 11, wl for l-'..in(l-r-. B.il Ford. )lor- Keith Dalzlet was high scorer ii"-V mill l"'i': W3”-V01 "W" "1" for the Nomads with 14. Fred lldlll-D i-"""l"-””'”- Coyle and ('yeoi:s;e Scaiitleburycach h Th; all?” l;('lal”:1":5 '::'"l"l”(; l had nine points. The Trotters led "i ”'"-X 9 Vi V 9 "l 25-18 at half time and outscored all ml Swmm mmrllmtuailin Tl”. Cuntr-niaii Buck Whiiloek la-l W19” 0PP0ll9nl5 4049 in the 1551 minim Mlwiitirs 3- o e ie . . hi yet was it to his old tricks in. Will- L'””” ”l' '” '"" "”"l ""1 "M ” l-llil'.f.ix list pniulit when he scnrtwli Irvine MacKmMm and Haroldi ””,;,:l::,;,'Ll,lnTM”I. ..q ,hI.P.,,, rm. zlfl iiiirissisted goal after one inin- HOWHIL lDlR.V'f3d Stvl'0IlSZ d9l'Pl'l5li'C l-i.inrim.; y;,, vl,.M.,,,km S5,,m,,.d tile and six secinids of ovr-1'-time E3,'Yif'5 T01" lhP.Vi”i”9”'- V .- - . , ...w in gm the Islantlem a 4-31 The izame has handled bi -100 .15, Nine nl lliltlli penalties li.in(l- l - M nu, ha, Rpmw, Imme pow, f'.iIl. Revell and-Malcolm Ma('Fadyen. Pr WM. ,,, IInl.fnV- Whltlock also picked up two as- Summary. g Lm,.,m,- lsists to run his point total for the FG F5 P31 "F- (-m,..l,,.,.,n.,,. ,, (-,,,.,1. Bpsspue; '.srasoii (0-76 In the last four rramcs Gillis . . . . . . .. (')l 2 .3 1; .1ph,m.P. (;,Nl,H,5UlL Bmckhurng he ll.'iS..x(li a rapid pace to colletityMacKiiiiion -. 1 0 .3. 2 MeL:iiiglilin. Tiainrn: forwai-ds:.:3 l)”l”t5- iuogall 5 1 0 H Saindnn. Whiilock. Gray. Robert. : W m'--'-V'--- -yiamofglev an " " 2 1 0 6 C-WEVPY. Rr”Cl1lPv Pallafllnfl G'Km”'-r Neil; fDl”.lal'dSI Wyivrot, Bouness.l 1331 E0” O 6 0 1 12 HRWRV 'm G07”? M5M"k”'l3 4” Ford. Hollctt, Watson, Morrow, Me- wafman i' ' 9 0 0 18 fence: Bloom. Art-and, Lepinc-. Mc- yahoo. Lecxercg y t - . Totals .. . 30 5 7 85 Vkggg , Referee: Laurie Power. I.iiii's- xommh 1.-(; F3 1.1; ms men. Mulcriliy anil Lewis. .SCam.rb,m, g . p g - H 4 1 1 9 . l . 'l 0 5 14 Maxwell Refuses . .. . . First Period Coy)? V 4 1 0 9 I 0 Come East N A e 1 1 2 3 '3 "0i”?3- I ,, 1iuat-ii)onaici' .. . i o 1 2 Penalties. Gustatesoii 4.0a. 11.35, Tmais . 17 3 9 37

vlC,l.URIA- ,CP) hg Sun MaxgiMorrow3;:-15, 3?lllCl;g94;l.0Al, Wy- weli, sold by the 'Western Hockey . vlrml 11: ' Mct el ' ' League Victoria Cougars to Hall-I fax Atluntics of the .Vlaritime Ma-1 jor Hockey League this week, says

Second Period 1-Halifax, Ford

he will not report to the easi' 'L9p'”Cl 2302' mm, duh. y2-Charlottetown, Gray The 29-year-old iefitvinger hasy iwhlll0Ck. MCl-M-lllhlml 10307 been suspended by Cougars. Hr: 3mHR1l18X. MCNE11 said he will return to his home (Morrowi , 17:38 a North Bay. Ont. Penalties: Ford 8:36, Lepine: 11:08. Bloom and Robert. 11:30,

Morrow 18:26 major, McLaughlin

Suin Sticks With

Miners Defeat Sydney 5-2; Fyles lnjled

GLADE BAY. N. 5.. (CF)-Glare Bay Miners swept through Sydney

18226. i . o - I Millionaires Wednesda' for four Reflremenf D&c's'on M 1,. goals in the third perilid to record -- ' T ltd P” M a 5-2 victory in a Maritime Majoi WA-"NUT RIDGE Arkv lo?) ' F4har)OLmmln' mu” . Hockey League game here. Johnny Sain. a 14-game winner lR"jChl9) -v 5-591 Tommy PH” ,3, Glace BM. had W"-ll NP" V0”! V3339” 1357' 5"” 5THam”x' w.ywro" 1 his arm broken in the second per- son. Mid WPdIwBdH.V R110 H415 had lF”d' Lepm” ' mid and was taken to St. Theresa": l1""f1-Pfl him it W33 59"”llm? him 5-Ch”1”l”ww"'Guslallescn iffospitai here. The last six mill- ” '””W ””'m'M". bi" l'h5"' he "mild lP”1"gmo' whmnckl T13: iites of the second period were mm: by ms dmmnn '0 rpma Pmamesz Gum” 1338' Ari lllayexi at the start of the third. "I'm happy with my deal here. ciind 16:40 two minors. The win len Mme” I point Hg and rm going to stay here and head of Charlottetown Islnndeis :"n ”'l"'"”hll":(-H Sam mm" ovmime Period who defeated H-ilifax Atlantfics 4- - A 7'Cl”"lmtewlln' whmovk 1'06 3 Glace Bav how trails second Penamesl Norm 1 place Millionaires by sevleiii points Sm”: l Johnny Lumlev paced Miners aegleggln lg : with two goals. Singles were scored

Sees 4-Minute Mile Possible

'r(ilt()NTO. (fllii - The running

of R loiii-iiiiniiiv niilv is pilxillllfi with the proper irniiiing and (inn-l diiioning of the iitinmn hotly, Dr.l Phil Edwards. hr-zid medical of-

ficer of the tlepariinent of veter- llyar.-

.by Fyles. Cooper Leyte, and Gor-

die Miller. Elliot Cho:-ley Charlie Marshall tallied for iiey.

Play was eoiiceiitivhcd in the third period. Glace Bay seared once in the first and Sydney scor- ed ln the second. Marshallls gonl early in the third gave Sydney a siiorl-lived r-drzt Luniley tied the

and Syd-

went on to add three more.

Miners gave Sydney goalie Norm Defelice a hard night. He had to make 50 stops while Cliff Hick: stopped only 1'1.

nns' affairs hospital at St. inllie, Qiielwe, said Weiinv.s(l.'iy. Dr. lCrlw.iril.k, one of (lanarln'sy

top iiinners in the i9'.7ils anti l'i(l4.il said that tnkrn in terms of basil” y psychology and biochemistry. thi- . ,fniir-minute mile "appears impos-

sible for in human helm: if we are- lln new-pl prr-xeni ll'lf'(llP.'ll llirvnl'- ir-s." i 'fRnt uilh nrlrqiintc training land ernnomy of muscular nwtinn to prodiice the maximum mechani- cal efficiency coupled with cir- culntory and respiratory ments, I believe it is possible. The medical theories don't take in the lllllnliifl element."

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Referee George O'1)oii.iuliue rall- cd 10 peiiali.ies, six on St-flllfy.

l.ineups:-

Sydney: Go.-ii. Defelice: l'l0lF'l'i('P. O'Connor, McDonald. MrCallum. Mrlntyre. Chorley; forwards: Mar- shall. Ciiay, Reaiipre, Pirle. La- yvroix. Cownn, Robertson, .Vliil'a(l- , gnn.

Glace Bay: Goal. Hivks: (lQlIfl'll'r, lCooper, Whyte, Trcen. Campbell.

lNeedham: forwards, Miller, Wai- son, Brown, Connelly, Rorhford. lilyles. Leytr, Lumli-y.

Referee: George 0'f7nnoglnie. Linesnien: Mr.Vliillin and Nit--; .i.ri:im.

Summary:--

First Period

1-Glaea Bay. Fyles,

(Leytel . .. . lime

Penalties: McFnlliim :51. i."..5r. Liimley 4.47.

Second Period No scoring. Penalties: Leyte 4.53. Giiiiy 9.00. Marshall 13.13. Note: Last six minutes second period added to third. Third Period 2-Sydney. Chorley, (McDonald) S-Sydney. Marshall, (Robertson, O'Connor)

4--Glace Bay, Liiml

(Campbell) 4.49 5-Glace Bay, Ley ,

iLumle.vi .. .. .-.. . o.ii 0--Glace Bay, Lumley . 9.50

7-Glare Bay. Miller.

(Watson) .,. , 12,47 Penalties: Miller and Cnwan 113.50: Cow-an 4.51. Stopli- 'Hlrk.I 8 3 7. 1!: Dc-fellre . 15 14 11- 40

Pliillies-Pirates In Player Trade

PHILADELPHIA. (AP) -f'liila- delphllt Phillie: purchased pitcher Murray Dickson from Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday for infielder Jack Lohrke, pitcher Andy Hart- sen and 33,000 in cash.

Bob Carpenter, president of the Phlllies, announced the acquisition of the 37-year-old rlghfhlnder at spress conference. Carpenter long has coveted the Pirate pitcher, but previously had been unsuc- cessful in prying. him loose from

Pittsburgh.

game it minute later. then Miners ,

...,.....'3-1 Win Over Rangers

3.m'

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Ezzard Charles Scores 2nd Round Knockout Over Bob Satterfield

Cl-11C.-ltif), (AP)-l-'oriner heavy-i weight champion Ezzard Charlesl Lonny congend" iexplnderl a second-round knockout - lover Chicago's Bob Satterfield The easy triumph ostensibly, lwednestiay night to solidify his stamped Charles as the only logi-1 iclziini for a June bout with cham- cal opponent for Marclano's next:

limo-" Romy Mawianm - lde-iienuef d ( d 5 ti 1 rink into an 8-0 lead in the first Id (lmrllsftlatsmd (flu; lillrll ldpflnt fieltlmanlrlg-trratllzullghtiilrdvywzlgiailtll lhf” Fnfli 07 The Confederatlill

eroiis e 0 sen .3 1- ie a . ' - ' ' t ' ii ion his back in 1:00 of the sec- giving Charles vigorous blow-1or- finals. Golniz into ifhe tentfh end

blow competition. But in the sec-l ond, Satterfleld left himself wide! open and Charles whistled ll vie-i ious left hook which caught Bohl lfliish on the chin.

Salterfield collapsed backwards

ond round of a scheduled 10- retinder at the Chicago Stadium. The 32-year-old Charles, 189. was ti T-to-2 favorite to dispose yof S:-ilterfleld. 190, and the Cin- ;t-lnnatl Negro went at his tnski with vir-lnus vigor at the start ofiand lay prone while Referee ithe SP-Pfinfl round. Frank Giimer counted . It was (lharles' 96th vietnryiOnce Satterfleld brought up hlsl 'n:nini:t 10 defeat: and his serondihead, but was utterly Ulllbl! 30 lln a row since a TKO of Coley.get back into action.

lCity Rinks Winners Of Oil Trophiesjf-it iSpiel

i l Two curling trophies were won to (gddo we win: M mg Imps; lriuring the final ands last night "1 ” Twp” mm W" C

trophy in the thirteenth end as inlien "lie Hon. Thane A. Campbell he counged on three stone; to win

5il(lppPd rink won the British-Ameiw the mam), 14-11. yimi-i Oil Co, Trophy and the Frank me Agorn rink advanced no the .Aeurn skit:r,ied rink won the Imper- fin,-.15 by dpfeutlng me w, R, M”. lfll 011 TF0Phi'- Neill rink 10-7.

The Chief Justice's rink defeated The personnel of the Acorn rink 71 Ylllk 5kil3DPd by H. Atkinson of includes E. F, Acorn, skip; George Cliarlottetmvn 11-9 for the B-A Dillon, first stone; Myron Bell, Oil Tropliy and the Chief Justice second stone; Doug Cameron. mate zvon the gzime with his last shot. The Atkinson rink- is qgtnpogod

Mklll50ll W35 COUM-lnii N0. of H. Atkinson, skip: Ralph Jenk-

i

encuaht to win iihe game, vrhen ins. first stone; Jim Oameron, the Chief Justice scored on his second sumo; Randy Manning, final rock. It was one of the best mate.

stints in the week's curling. The Acorn rink and the Dr. L. E. Prrvwse rink went into extra "l'lfl.l

The personnel of the Campbell and Dr, Pmwsn rinks appear else- where in this issue.

.,Cur1ing Trophy W011 By Charlottetown Rink

and two in the twelfth to win by three.

The personnel of the Dr. Prowse rink includes Dr. L. E. Pmwse. skip: W. Storey. first stone; Al Rogers second stone; W. R. Bur- nett. male.

The Mitton rink is comprised

The Dr. L. E. Prowse skipped rink yesterday won the Prowsc Hrns Trophy in the curling enm- petitinni; iii the Eighth Annual yC(JllIPllPlia'lilOl1 Bonspiel underway in (fliarloiteinwn.

I The Proivse rnik defeated is

His Goal Put Game

lw'aTiKaTsTn Francisco i)eT.iF.l 1

him out. . '

I. oncton rink skipped by veter-

an curler Jim Vance won the Mari- time Central Airways Trolphy em- blematic of the Bonspiel Cham- pionship yesterday afternoon at the Charlottetown Curling Club. 'nie Vance quaret curled beau- tifully ho come from far behind and defeat a rink skipped by Hon Thane A. Campbell. Chief Justice of the Province by a score of 13-

JANUARY 14, 1954

into 0vertie' ”

10.

Earlier in the day the Vance rink won tithe Morrison and MacRae Trophy by defeating a rink skipped by F. A, Fnliand of Siimmersldn 10-7. The Moncton curlers then advanced to the finals of the Con- fcderatlon Championship by elim- inating the Folland rink 16-7 in a 12-end game.

The Chief Justice

skipned his

.the Campbell rink was ahead ivy ri ' 10-'I score,

Then the Moneton cutilers took over. They picked up two strmrsil lin the tenth. three in the eleventh lend one in the twelfth to win the ' cliamnionslilp. ,

Both rinks etxfhibited some fine Jllrliflc ffhroiighout the match. In tlhe eighth end the Campbell rink had five stones in but Vance con- nected on his last rock to win the and

Team captaiii Gus G-ustavc.-:.ori (above) scored his first goal of the season last night in the dying sec- onds of the third to enable the Islanders no go on and defeat the Halifax Atlaiitics,

Gustaveson connected with only 47 seconds of regulation time re- maining. His goal knotted the count at 3-3. --

Skates. Hockey At Rotary Rink

A busy afternoon's and even- ing's program has been lined up for the Rotary Rink in Vlctoriri Park.

The personnel of the Champion- ship rink includes: .1. Vance. skip. D. J. Mclvor, first stone: B. H steeives, second stone: R. A. Noble. mate.

The Campbell rink is composed of Hon. '1'. A. Campbell. skip; Bus

Wellnec, first stone; Cliff Mau- Donald, second stone: J, 5. Man- Dnnnlcl. mate.

The members of the Follnnd riiik include F. A. Fo-llaiid. skip: Carl rokelvt. first stone; H. T, Holman second stone; Wally Waliyn. mate

The presentation of trophies and prizes won during tihe first section took place at the Cnrliniz Club last night. The proceerluic lwzis presided over by Hon. '1' r.-

O

This afternoon Earl Nicholson. Campbell. Physical Director of the City Following are bhe results: Schools will conduct organized M. C. A, Trophy

skates for boys and girls up toy 12 years of age accompanied hyy their parents. This skate will he: held between two and four

T. A. Cnmpbell (Ci 300 300 021 11- 9

E F. Acorn (Ci 021 M71 i00 20- 8

o'vlr-r:k. .1. Vance (ND 201 on '.!003i2l---lfi From four to six o'clock there 1:-,A. poyymd (5) om 100 013 00-3.7

will be paperweight hockey.

Teams will be advised of the .1. vane, (Mt nm 130 gm 731L133

schedule through the schools. This evening from eight to ten there will be open air skating for adults only. There will not be any charge for admission.

P.W.fI:iliiIi”eOAlliier

T. A. Campbell (Cl 323 002 001 000-10

Morrison and Macl-lac J. Vance (Ml 201 M1 200 321-16 F. A. Foliiind (Si 020 100 031 000- -7

Prowse Bros. Dr. L. E, Protvse (Cl 004

of H. Milton, skip: D. Leuchs. first stone: R. C. Parent, second stone: L. T. Snell, mate.

The points competition for thei first section was night but the winners will not be. declared until today. ,

Two of the points competltionl games were decided by extra-endsl yesterday. His Honor. Lt. Gov.l T. VV. L. Prowsc defeated C. Urquhart of Saint John 12-11 ml one extra-end match while Andy. Likely of Charlottetown defeiitedl ll. Mitlon of Monetnn 8-7 in iimi nlher.

.rink skipped by Harris Milton nf illoiietnn 12-9 in the finals. They ,nriv.'in('e(l in the finals by elimin- liiting l-1. .VlCll1f1lS of Charlottetown ilfi-ifi while the Mltton rink was eliminating G. Love of Saint l.lnhn 14-4. i The finiils between the Prnwse and Milton rinks were keenly it-ontesieri with the Chnrloiteinwn il'lllli finishing strong in the last ithree ends in win the trophy.

i The .Vfitton curlers led 9-5 go- llng into the tenth end but the City iiiinriei pii-kivd up four stones in lll(' ientli. one in the eleventh

:Saints iVVhip Air Force. 386-35 In League Opener

i The Saint Dunstairs University ,b:t.skotl):ill tenni won the opening .9,.'iiiiv of the Island League last. night by uliipiving the R, C. A. I”. ,:.i;-lift in ii izziine at the SD.U. gym- liizisiiiiii,

1 Jack Reiirdori 1 1954 performance

Lawlor Ta ylor Fisher Rea rdon Slow ey She-st Mooney Totals

0 12 0

40

commenced his

by scoring 44) lpolnis for tihe Saints in another lbrillinnt exhibition. Frank Slowcy lwns runner-up with 17 followed by Ti1yloi' witii 12.

Bell was high scorer for tihe losers with 12 points followed by Rnlfr with seven.

The Saints led all the Why, The siorvs at the qunrt:-rs were 31'.--l.'i; .”-ll-19, on-27; 96.3.5.

8, D. U.

an .- dunnnaoauho pa I9-con--t-one -3 ----awe.-O

1'1 41 S1 36

R. C, A. F.

D :1.-.-ouo::o...E'-A

Pts

PGFSPFFis 3 2 2 R

.- ON-4.-:1-on-o.::4”!l 39':-'u;oq.-5.:

Dornls

Detroit Red Wings In

ll-fay; forwards: Lindsay. Lerwlck. first.-

concluded 1astll7ll08 in the

0 M .) II E Mcinnss (C) 510 (1,-l l Hoop league 2:

Dr L. E. Prowse (Ci

The Prince of Wales College basketball team took over first 20" 03” 100 41'1"” Guy Lemme by defenf. H. Mitten (M) 041 101 011 000- 9 ing Summerside. 64-33 in a game played in the P. W. C. auditorium hperlnl 011

last night. The win was the second W. 3- MRCNFW (Cl

in 8. row for the Welshmen. 330 310 l0" 0” 9

Malcolm lVl'llCFil(l,lFl1 scored 27 J F. M-1CLC0d (C) points for the Colleginns for it 001 002 0'21 2- 8 standout perfoimance. Runner-up

was Mark Ladner with 16 and Gus

E. P". Acorn (C) 100 0Q1431 D-in Maclmren with eight.

W. R. MaoNeill (Ci

Kfloncton Rink Winners Of Confederation Bonspiel Curling Champio

nship

231 100 002 011 0-11 B.-A. Oil Trophy

l-I. Atkinson (C) 030 Ml 110 31- it Dr. Glddings (C) 300 500 005 00-13

H. Atkinson (Cl 002 317 021-111 F. A. Folland (Si 100 000 l0f)- I

T. A. Campbell (C) 402 002 010 101-11 1-I. Atkinstm (C) 320 110 301 010- .'l

Points Competition

A. Likely (Cl 003 114 100 3- Li A. 1.. Mnttatiall (D)

'JAl)0000110 rl

C. Urquhart (S.J.) 010 500 02 3-14 At. MacDonald (Mm 204 002 200 0-10

E. Mtxlniiis (C) Oil 110 203 0 - ll G. Love (S.J.) 100 001 010 2-5

A. L. Mattattall (D) 000 252 022 1-ll At. MacDonald iMQi 011 000 100 0- 3

T. W. L. Prowse 80) 20

I11 202 01-12

C. Urquhart (SJ) 102 000 060 30-11 A. Likely (C) 101 110101 ll-8 C. Mitton (M) 040 002 010 00- T

E. MacDonald (C) 410 110 212 1-1 001 001 000 0-

If -1

W. Worth (C)

J. F. Iilnclieod (Ci 101033 0112-12 W. Worth (0) 020 200 200 0- ft 1:. Macbonitld (C) 110 108 lql 2-10 Dr. Giddlngs (C) 005 030 010 0- 9

By Boxing Writers

NEW YORK. (AP)-Kid G8VllLlll and Dr. Vincent Nardiello will b- honored by the Boxing Writeirs As- sociation tonight nt its annual diu- tier.

G.lVll3ll, welterweight Challlr who has signed for it l'l'llddlP'W0l"ll title bout with Bobo Olson Apri will receive the Ed Nell named in memory of the former Associated Press boxing writer.

Dr. Nardlello. New York state :-thietlc commission physician. will be presented with the James J.

Walker plaque for long and merit- orious service to boxing,

m FORUM DATES

JAN. 12 T0 16

THURSDAY-

General Skating ' I to it) FRlDAY-

Children's Skntlng 4 to 5..".(t

HOCKEY--GLACE BAY 8:.'iil

SATURDAY-

Mayiiard Schurman scored 14 031 120 000 l- 7 points for the losers followed by Ei?ll'l smith with 12. The scores by quarters with P.W.C. leading were: 14-8: 17-14: 4-6-23; 64-83.

The game was oapably handed by

E, F. Acorn (Ci . 000 041 1-10 -100 3-14 Dr. L. E Prowse (C)

General Skating . Country & City S

Donnie Macbean.

P. W. C.

"'5

'5

H5 iouwiiuummr

Ladner Revell Chandler Macbeod Mac l-la dyen MacI.a ren Partridge Garnhum Total:

.pog3...ao-..-

summer-tilde

an .. L22 aaaocoe-ha-5.-seam

Smith Harris schurman I.eF'urgey Ballem Baglole Bell Logan Huestis Totals

20'Vo off all Skut

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Cleveland Icrons' Coach Is Sick D (AP)-Bun Cook.

CLEVELAND, coach of Cleveland Barons, be- came sick Wednesday on a train trip to Syracuse. N.Y.. and ra-

NEW YORK (AP)-The Howe. Prystll, Pavelich, skov, Rel-

Dlmi Dem” Red WWI "NW9d bel, Delvecchio, Wilson Dlneen New York Rangers' winning streak stumk ' g ' at four games and in the process '

New York-Goal: Bower; defence: Irwin, Howell. Butler. Relse. Chrys- tal. Evans; forwards: Raleigh, Ronty, Lapi-nde, Mickoskl, Guldolln, sonnor, Hergersheliner, Kullmln.

spoiled Muzz Patrick's debut as coach by defeating the Broadway Blues 3-1 Wednesday night in I National Hockey League game. The crowd of 9.823 at Madison

H I G den ted Henry, Bentley. :',,,”';,,,,3,',,,,, ”,',f'l,,he 3,; amt-ee: Bill Ohadwlck. Linu- period between the R.uicets' Glen ""9": D” 3"M- 5""m7 3'l'Wck- Sonmor 'and tho Winu' Msrty SUMMARY Pl.Vellch., Pavelich wound up on H!!! POGO! the ice. Both were tagged with 1-Detroit. Howe penalties for lighting but it was (Kelly. R-albeit . 0:12 Leo Reine of the Rangers who 2-New York. 39517 , drew the wrath of referee 3111 (Bentley! ........... ,. 10:00

Penalties: :;..'.; azis. iraweii szoo. Leswtck 0:00, Home llzu. Second Poi-toil

Chadwick when he used the of- ficial. noise was tuned with I misconduct penalty.

Chadwick was easily the most No scoring unpopular man in the houle. Ml'd- Penalties: Lindsay, 2:10. Reine way in the third period when he 6:41, Ronni 0:fD, wt 10:42. sent Bob Chrystal of the Rangers Thlrl cl

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8-Detroit. Relbel. (Lindsay) .. .. I--Detroit. Howe (Lindsay. Goldhsm) .. Penalties: Lindsay 1:41, Chrystal 8:12, aonmore. Pavelicn and Reine misconduct 18:01, Pronovost 10:54.

off for interference the crowd vented its dinust by showering the ice with assorted debris. de- laying the game five mlnutu. Line-up: Detroit-Goal: Bawchuk; defence: Goldham, Pronovost, Kelly, Woit,

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