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(‘HARLO'l'TETOW.\‘ MINOR back from l\'cni\'ille. .\'S. Hockev :\S.\t.i(‘lall(1l1 President lvan D0l1€l‘l.)‘. chats with coacli Brian Lewis alter Char-

lottetown (‘cntennials arriv

Centennials Grab

Wee hockey tournament heat- ing wolfville. Windsor and

w ii e re they won The \niia- polls Valley lll\‘ll‘dll0llal Pee

as?

TORONTO

National Hockey League goalies} in a hurry. |

his second conse;ii~~

'10 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon, Dec. 30, 1963.

Toronto Blanks Bo ston 2-0,, L Detroit, Canacliens Draw

I(‘Pi——Afler wall-i Bruins by the same score with. Bucyk had Bower beaten but. ing almost three months for lllsi which they defeated Detroit Red: the puck nicked off the ]eft goat first shutout, Johnny Bower now; Wings in their last appearance po5i_

is catching up with the other here Dec. 21. ‘

Bower had some near missesu, Tom Williams, awarded at

Saturday mm". Bower Smwl penalty shot early in the third} , eled. sprawled, flipped and felli‘ period after he was d,-aggedi to block 28 dri\'es—including a down front behind by Tim Hur-‘ penalty sliot—by Boston Bruins ton. was outgucssed by the an-l ' to register

netniindcr who came, ot with his left leg pad. t Later in the period Johnny

!analtiea—Kennedy 8:24. Bur-i nut sawchuk was nonetheleaa [chto remained behind his M1 , ton 15:28. Green 19:20. lmagnificent, c ele brating his ; blueline ail the time. even witch. Saves: 134th birthday with a 33-savveihis mates had control of I ‘ l Johnston 4 18 10-42’ performance in his return to l puck up ice. He swooped around. 0.. Bower 8 113-28 the lineup after a stint on tiie {in wide circles. keeping a liq‘. ' sidelinesiungloey coach Sid Abel’: 5 on the iJl3y- ; .two- on e .c. : . i‘ ‘ate w . 3! MARVEN M059 .v Briice MacGrzgor scored De-iveiilm tiiesusioniiieai aiiiii§e.lim* MONTREAL icri — Detroit .lroit’s goal at 4:12 or the 0P€fl'lfrom dumping the puck into ll‘: Red wings mssed 3 strange d°"in8 P¢l'l0d and that» l°°- C3m9lDetroit zone and galniii~ it f°“5l"° ""‘°V3“°“ 3 5 3 l "' 5 ' On 8 WW9!‘-Play. living the Red lsession there by beating the my M°"“’°81'5 Z11‘/93" “H9-em‘ Wings a lead that stood up pre- lwing defenders in to trap it playing Alex Delvecchio as a ca;-iousiy under 3 big squeeu‘ kind of safety back in his own by the Canadians most of the: SUMMARY

zone-and

SUMMARY night in the National Hockey {Mom-931'; charlie Hodge but 4:12; Penalties — Harper 2; '>

First period — 1. Toronto. League. ‘ y were (“-1555 m¢na¢ing_ ‘Ferguson 5:45, Ingram 3;.“ Armstrong 14 ‘Du ff. Kenn? Bobby Rousseau‘s goal from Abel reunited Gordie Howe’ Second period —- No SC0l'lllg.: 1253: 1 Toronto. Brewer 1 ‘H80 a frantic scrambte in front of land Parker MacDona’.d with Penalties — Gadsby 0:57, 4:45.‘ risl 19:58. Penalties — Brewer the Detrot net. on a power-play .Delvecchio. But instead of serv-1 Third Period —_ 2. Montreal,‘ 15:l3- at 17:02 of the third period. ing as his No. 1 offensive ul‘|ll.‘.ROUESEBll 7 tBeliveau. iipep; Strand Derl0d—N0 sC0rln8- spoiled Terry Sawchuk‘s bid forlhe sent the trio out to checkirierei 17:02; Penaltles—Martiii-

tied the Canadians ‘game. , pin; 1:] before 14,235 fans Saturday - The wings hm-led 29 shots atlc;-egor 5

out that would give him ,Montreal's big line of Jean Bel-l9:2-1, M. Pronovost 15:33.

PenaItles—Mohns 3:23. Shack the shut, the; 13235. Green 13:35, Gendron a lifetime mark of 95 and pushliveau. Bernie Geoffrion andl Saves ' 14:40. Leiter 14:40, Harris 14:40. him a of the record he ‘Gilles Tremblay. |Sawchuk 9 14 10.33 Third period —— No scoring. shares with George Hainsworth.3 The catch was that Delvec- Hodge 8 8 i2—2a

period--1. Detroit. Mac.‘ (Martin. Barkley):

Kciiirille. Both Doherty and‘

Lewis were delighted with ; the d is D l a _\' put on by the Cliarlnttetnun youngsters.

Tourney

In Annapolis Valley Town

(‘liarioitetown Ceiiteniuals al'e‘Wo«ll'villC 5-1. l§l}a(lilll’\i:\lii,\'d back in town after a most SUC-‘l.L)0n they hum i.c in sor 0-- cessfiil ln\'£lKlr\n of Aniiapollspand Saturday night they edzcl Valley. the previously ur.detcat.c~d Kent-

The Ccntcnnials are a group ville squad 3-1 to cop top of Pee Wee players chosen honors, from the ranks of Charlotte-; Brian town Elinor l-iockcy Astsocia-j 0 h . bot h- lion. ’l"hey‘re an all-star band °n°ugh,‘°°_°d mgsyab th is wnzch had been selected to play‘tb”»V54 [heir _“’“duC‘ 0 ‘ M in the Annapolis Valley Peegand off the ice was exccilent Wee hockey invitational Lou:-iand the Kentville fans aave the nament and they surely got:‘Pi-ince Edward Islanders a what they went after. lgreat ovation.

Lewis couldn‘t say

The Centennials played thrcel In 'e Windsor mnfvcsl. games in the two-day show.}D'Arcy filurphy. Bill Dnliarhv. Fl‘l('l'a}' night they wallopedilxlen ‘Tonto’ Doiron. Derrill

Two Horses Grab Double Victories

\\'_\l_"\’ and Freddy's Dreaml RACES 3 AND '7 captured double dash triumphs ‘Brown Budlong «H. Hughes: 12 or‘ Satiirdai ;iitei*iiiori‘.4 harness ‘Jester .lane tClarkc Smith‘ -1 1 racing iii'o:i‘ani at Charlotte- Vernita‘s Pet (G. MacDon- town Driving Park. di _ 4

Brown Budlong ailrl Jester Diplomat Royal IW. Dt)\\'llf" 3 3 Jane split honors in their out~l Time: 1.09. 1.09:2. lll’_’S and Perfect Hal and Lucky! Pays: Lark did likewise in their meet-i |l‘.C‘.F

.le.<ter .lanc pi‘0\'l(l€t'l the best‘

1

2.40. 3.30. 13.80. 3.00; 8.00. RACES 4 AND It

win iieiy of the day. --13 D) in tlir ‘,\vMX tE, Bemardi 1 1

F.-‘5'.'E-.l!'il rla>'i l_'.l(l\'j' l.€i"ix gave Lm°aine's Watchim (E, More.

win ticket lioldcrs a $13.70 rc- side 3 2

turn in the filth. ‘Lady Dora ll-{, Renalldl 2 3 . 1.06:2

T11? lirsl daily double. Per—l fect Hal and l-‘redd.v‘s Dream“? paid $13.70, ilic set-.iicl its-Ci Jane and WMX, S1fi.2(l EX<'iCl(1‘.‘ returns were Sl~l.10 and Sl7.20

.\'ext racin: program Will be .':.;«ec in mirl-Jariiiary.

RACES 1 AND 5 Perfect Hal 4L. Kellyt 1 Lucky Lark i.i. Arsenaulti 2 Bay State Art IJ. Bernardv Ii Ginczer will rE. Bernardi 4 William Rob Baker tClark

Sm

Time: 1.06

Pays: 4.80. 3.00 twin nnL\‘i.

Winning Bears Get Big Slice

CHICAGO

$3-Bi—N

I‘ National Football

‘AP'-—Each Chi- Ni 1 cago Bear probably will i'eceive’“-nm1(.rf,,| in the Valley town. I f:Ib0“lY$5i{000G_3“d °:(‘llt l(;5g“é[’l‘lic __vmii_icsters stayed at homes :flH$mWifl$“WMWwWemBm

“"1 e 9 p 5 L c” ?.f]s:]AC\“’l$‘ Don_ Hutchinson. Jimmy faaue 1 eyD()\\llll£Z and Bob hounker were

Scott and Colin Younker werel tl.e Centenn:ials' gotalgetters. Snttirda,\' night Bal‘i'_\' i\'la('l\'lIl-‘ lltilli Bill Dohcrt.\' and D'Arcy! -I\'1iii‘pliy dented the twines be-I hind the Kentville netminder. . in the opening game against: Wolfville marksmen for Chair-1 lottcmwn were Colin Younkcuug Pcicr Willi:-inis. Barry Mac-i ‘K‘iiiion. Dave Doiron and Kenny j.Do:ron IHAS EXTRA PRAISE ' Coach Lewis had an extra‘ word of praise for Bobby Mac-= _‘i‘.‘:llan. bl‘-Ollie!‘ of SDU star, Billy .\lzu-Ytiillan. Bobby receiv- ‘ed a painful eye injury in the zame Saturday elfternoon but refused t.o let it keep him out jot action. Bobby picked up two

3S.\l5lS in the afternoon affair .:iiid played another strong aamc ill the contest that gave

the (‘cnteniiials the tournament. Brian maintained that spectators were much deli-ght-\ ed \\'1lli the pla_ or Centen- iiials' bi: ' l\IacM'illari,_ and Kenn-_v Tlic pint-sized Doiron was a ;bi"_' with the folks in.‘ ‘ll!(‘ stands. 3 ‘ The l\'cnt.\'ille team was thel‘ , prr-toiirnnmcnt favorite a n d, i ' Lewis maintains it's .1: I lit sniiurt hockey club. Thcse' l_\"1lll1L‘ .\‘rt\'a Scotiaiis are the ‘same lads who made the trip to the bi: Pee Wee tournament in Quebec City last February. The C(‘lltl(‘nl'llalS tinailed 1-0

i-r D‘ (‘D

333 I3: 2

MacKiinno.1. .-riiiarrd matters early in tile scconrl \lEln7.a and there was no holding the Islanders after that. D'Arcy .\Iurph_v and Bill Dnhci1_\' provided the Centen- r.ials with their margin of vic- l:i|\' Players and that the

coach maintain- liospitaility was

I'll‘ - 5 5. game at Wrigley field. i ,. 1,, d I K

Tmic 1.09. 1.09.9 i The paid attendance of .i5.sn1l3‘-}{}L'""}$‘,,j',f,nja’fs g(f}"‘aL;’.§§i Pa_\.\ i contributed to a gross gale thatl um” mu M their mp’ For «Il'.‘l_l_l{.) .i.4.Lt”I“.] l[p(i'{;)ba‘\tIily fwvill hitlclose t.o $5.-'i00,-+l_;-,,m(. H “as me“. my eXwr_ .».:. .5 V “ ‘I . . o dinjancia ti}gures”wcrel_:,,,,, 0”, of the province_

RA(F.S - A. 0 announce ecause ere was no (NHA pmsiu-em "an Do_

Freddy-‘s Dream (Clark

Smitlii J The Gladiator (H. Renaud‘ 2 Zither til. Steadi 3. : . I03. 1.08.]. : S.l0. 3.20 twin only).

circuit television receipts :3 l three arenas in Chicago.

—.

000 goes into

H°Ckey SC°|'e5 lplayer benefit plan

By THE CANADIAN PRESS The RD l into the game receipts. National League Detroit 1 Montreal 1 Boston 0 Toronto 2 American League Quebec 2 Cleveland 7 Buffalo 2 Hershey 5

Curling Draw ‘For Montague

Baltimore 3 Pittsburgh 7 MONDAY. December .'t0th.: Rochester 1 Springfield 5 7 P.M. — Beginning of Four Central League Year Competition.

Ice 1 — D. MacDonald vs. B. Ferguson. Ice 2 — K. lift-Kenzie (4 year teaml vs. G. Worth, A. Nelson L. Stewart, C. Sollos. 9 P.M.

St. Paul 0 Omaha 1 St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 3 Western League Portland 5 Seattle 3 Los Angeles 1 Denver 2

International Leazue Chatham 5 Des Moines 4 Ice 1 —— K. Sullivan vs K Mc- Port Huron 0 Toledo 4 Donald. Muskegon 1 Fort Wayne 3 Ice 2 —— Open.

immediate check on the closed-E1101“, was at‘ lio_\is'

remaining $383,400 went mp

Ontario Junior

Hamilton 4 Peterborough 4 Manitoba Junior rod Eh. Fort Francés 7 St. Boniface 5 0° /3.‘ V xhlbltion 1'-‘ Stars 4 k

Czechs 4 Sask. Jr. N rttlerll Ontario Senior

Abitibi 1 Kapuskasing 8

Nova Scotla Senior Windsor 19 Halifax 2 New Glasgow 6 Moncton 7

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New in Charlottetown Motor Shampoo

delighted with the showing and reports HILL ‘bigger lllll‘i;_‘.S are planned for

A network rNBCl had paid those same Pee Wees later this t$926.000 for the TV rights to the season. Local fans will have an lgame with the Chicago area opportiiii-ily of seeing these boys lblacked out. or this total $450.. at the Bert Bell bi: Minor Hockey night plan- fpensionipuui for January 25. and $92,600 to the league office.

in action The Forum in a

l Cars were provided for the .' F. W. ‘Bill’ Boyles. f'i‘om Eogett. Art. Macxfnnon {and Bob Youn-ker.

l The team 8tI‘l'ilV€.’id back in ,' (‘harlollctown Sunday after.

noon at 4.30.

AN

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...J. B. Priestley

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SUNDAY Chilly hell." Graham Greene said International League wzolrey $02: it was the best spy story he had '0“ mg }yI;::',o,-Ag P service 5 gm; rcead. It lSFlllledT‘HlllE - ame ri mm c o ' 8 I itchener I I and the first ottwo parts an a ogpgupj V Cllzhlrlnu 7 “"1,” 3 sflvlco Sm‘ in this week’: Star Weekly.” rs ; _ ‘ 1'10 Inter ll! Gt. George clrtowa L , "man: i , ‘A . I ’ A

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