V Guardian. Charlottetown. 'l'lrirrs.. no. so. 1984.

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SPORTS FRONT

By NICK l~‘ILl.M()RE

Leafs Need ‘New Blood’

Win orlose this year. the Toronto Maple be-afs will have to, come up with smoe trades before the 1964-65 season rolls :-rroundl

Dy WALTER KBEVENCBUK .Oiilarlo, Alberta and Newl

REGENA (OP)—The Manitoba .‘-Brunswick. Nova Scotia and, rink was reduced to three mem- lQuebec. Prince Edward Island ‘ bers as the Canadian schoolboy jand Northern Ontario. B.C. had curling championship advanced 4-the bye. I to the fifth of 11 rounds Wednes- Saskatchewan and B.C: regis- day, l-tered four consecutive victories Ross Mackenzie. Mani'.oba'sl the first two days of play.

in .18-year-old third, was forced out DEFEAT NOVA SCOTLA of the 11-rink round-robin compe- - Saskatchewan defeated No v a -tition by mumps. He became ill lscotia 12-4 in the fourth round Monday night and was ordered lfruesday night. defending champ-

'Schoo|boy Curling Ch'ship Has Co-Leaders After Four

foundland 14-6 in the first round Monday afternoon.

B.C. defeated Quebec 10-8 1,, the fourth round. Prince Edward Island 1 in the third, yew

wBrunswick 11-8 in the secollll

and Quebecja-6 in the first, Other fourth - round march" saw New Brunswick edge Nol-lll_ ern Ontario 7-6 with one on 11,, 10th and final and. Newfouud.

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01' ll0P9 for some unexpected ‘miracles’ from their farm system.l .C1)‘!'l'E'lVl.l)' l'Idlnf.' in third Place and performing far less Ad-l fioienf than the Leafs of last year. Punchls boys are just run- I Inns out of legs. Allan Stanlcy is 38 years old: Red Kelly. 37; “~ G°°l‘8e Arrmtmng. 34: Ron Stewart, 34- and Johnny Bower some where_between 39 and 44_ It's time for some ‘new blood.’ ‘ It is_douabtful if the new_ blood. for next year anyway will come. lromi . _unior ranks. The Junior Marlies, although Icailling the OHA1 °"‘;l-‘ll -llfl,V€ l€‘W Plawers ('0ll‘.~"ld(‘l‘f‘d capaulo of jumping into the g|:_l0l's vuthout more minor league action Elsewliere in me ionto chain. the sntiiatiorl doesn't look any hl"lLIl1iPl'. tiluh president Stafford Smythe said recently that the club has "filofld I) too |ong—two years". so before the Leafs ice. Ulelr club for '64-'65 we expect to see two or three new play ers. Ierlraps another Red Kelly. only younger. .

Letter To The Editor ‘!

A Charlotttow-n hockey ran. E. C, Bowness. dropped us a ‘W71 _l9tlelj Yesterday, in regard t.o an article which appeal-ca in Etc . 13. titled “Kennedy Playing Best Hockey “Iver ._Wntten by former Guardliain Sports Editor. Des Binge.‘

9 -‘l0l.V l>0l(l 0' Forbes K9ll'llt'-‘Clys ac¢'cvmp!ishmr;nts in the NHL

¢o rest by a doctor. lion Alberta 13-7 in the third first six-ender ‘during an 13.5

His. absence will result in -round Tuesday afternoon, North- trimming of Prince Edward 1.. Manitoba lead Doug Lawrence zero Ontario -5.111 the second land and Alberta defeated Que. throwing fourlrocka and second round Monday !ll8lll llld New’ bec 3*’

«Wayne Buckingham assuming‘ Ontario’: fourth-round defeat O !Cur|lng Draw

vice - skip duties for the to was its first. came after a rmainder of the tournament. 144 l“'5_l'l'°“"‘l "°"‘ll°l °V9l‘ New l.““':3‘°”* Ti‘ .§°:.":*.‘°'eel"' 1 .?::.::::°*..:. co-ea ers wt ri. s oum- _ ward bill after the first four rounds 'l5l“"d “ll 3 l"Y° ll‘ llle third of the championship. ‘n the 2:30 "° -p.m. fifth round. In other games The lollowlllg ls llle M1,, , ll ‘ll ‘"35 N°“’f°“"‘"‘"‘d ‘3‘l“"‘Curling schedule at the Alber- l ton curling rink on Saturday. M’ H k s. * . - . .. I lnor oc ey, .. " l ‘ ~ '~ “ ‘ ‘ -l°l“‘ 0'M3ll°Y- D°l'°ll‘Y 5"‘ Saskatchewan rolled to l jman vs. Walter Ma'cKay, Ber- “S3, ll.lllml,ll, on lll, ll, How H:E'l.l HIT LISTON lAr The Forum ;;;':...§°l=‘l»‘3l%s"°"" °'“uev. or ..l....l5 .ll...F..l.k.B;::%Ll - reci on_ s p ra allev,

, P The following is the Minor l A d c s 0 ii Rayner. Isobel third Craig Garratt. second Roll up wll.,,l,lll,lo) llloc bealglue soléandliile liar Clarke, Reigh Callbeck. Sflllclra Mitton and lead Bob Veale

u . Northern Ontario. Alberta am

New Brunswick each had 2.;

marks after four rounds. Mani.

3 P m toba and Nova Sc ' .

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. Tom Barbour. Patsy Hardy. 3.3.? r.r..2’.7 ra.$l.3“l3.’§§S .’"‘

at Miami Beat.-li. (‘lay exported visit to Lislon's Surf- l

(‘assills Clay llirllsls his l'i:.'lit

iicsday how he'll liit ll(’3\'_V- flglit

‘nd gave mm’ d M‘ °°m’““'“l’5 0“ mall)’ lllllllfis Wlllcll <‘-'lll('0l‘ll arm weight champ Sonny Liston in

forward as he tells a

‘he leatllle». . . . . . . , and his followers paid all llll‘ side camp. V ' Yesterday.‘ leller noted me omlssmn of the names of mo (‘l'0\\d at Sui-lside. Fla. Wed- their upcoming I<ebiual.V 2:. §aEf%ld‘:’_\EEl;6bI'llla!'y .—— lggféfi-:5 ‘£2-ulinegnaligldhiflglespagz byCl;Igll’l fill-rillwfilililrhtetalllteillillrnslllilrllll fiizgrlrllelgrince Edward Island who had played in the NHL . 0 7m am‘ C Ola; vs_ F0xes_ lgersl lllg tngnclerollg gepptoilllnn mm". ' . ":45 a.m.—Caribous vs. Elks. ; P-“L op . .un e as . The letter rea(S in pant.‘ “He (Des Burgcl mcntloiicd island I. - l ' ' layers who had performed in the NHL. and i believe be omitted a e e a S n O I filial; ,.m,_B,5o,,5 oi. galls. llmlfiincsllillld Ce&l§tctr;{llnlerE‘§:;‘lf:: «h ROUND uNr-zsconns ,X2{‘lv‘Fl‘,‘l°k°;"d’ Nwm;,lls°n' who -memnry berlfres line ‘- .3. Ice cgloelfnilnsg ms. iciayborne vs Don Campbell N‘l.f“.'I' 04% llllgml l“5 _. ay sever games wl ca raw s. ie - ' -" , - : ' ' o. 102 0.11; ve mentioned was a real nifty pl 10:15 3-m-'Sl’l““l>’°"3 “5- Gt‘ ?Marg"°t Perry’ Andy wen" Alberta 101 canon _11 ‘The late Charlie Cahilrs name _was _incurrecl_ly given. and ‘°l'5-_ V . lD°"’lhy B"."l£' Quebec om 101010 0-5 with due deference to Forbes Kennedy s ability. Calull to my mind I1. a.m.—-—Wol\es vs. Lions. 381'! Pfldllam. Ruby Hull. Sasll om ml ml l . was a greater performer, Jle was a clever stick handler. fast BANTAMS Bllfl Cl3l'li9. Verna C8lll>€0l‘- V&- MW,’ swllé all lmml lflll Ilrt a no . .- _ -. tW'l',lbelMKl .‘ “ afililemlliocllrac fan; tcgnrtiefrirfdgtiimthat Mr Billke "didll"t havr at‘ I . . “'4', am" Battle” Vs". Bu“ égrev llgllzfck isudrey (c)'hfne’ii(i'!:; B'C‘ . mo om ml 9*“) y ‘ ' -i ' -‘ ..' 4- ' Bv DAVE 0E'l'I‘S swarmed riroiind he Detroit had outguesscd rookie Jim Pap- and the veteran‘ rilzht Winger 035 , _‘ - ' Ontario 002 mo 100 3.41 lie fact; at his finger tips . and wrote that. he b€'llt.Ved the .act . _. . . , . ll d ll ll 53 , ll l‘ 1130 l,lm._C0llgal.s vs_ Tue,‘ 9 p.m. llllal lllle om,-lsslmls were made ulolllll be Cleal.l,d_llp_ '1*()m)N'p0 rap» Goalles cage and had several good no on a similar breakway sltu- ‘strea e_ irec y in on ‘we u_l l Perle‘, Hardv “lee Seaman N,3_ _ 1101 101 ml) l,_7 An Island“, who played ln the NHL llllal Ml. Bulge l.l.l-as ’l‘c_l'r_l. Sa_wchuk of Detroit Red lchances. they couldn'l find the alien. AW ’g:l':f.‘ddhllli'l'I1n to left and flipped 1' PA1g§RWEI_Gl-l'l.‘S EUMM -Seaman-" Mam. Budge’; N. Ontario 110 010012 o..5 - ~ - 11 ' To ' Wings and Johnny Bowel‘ of for- chinks in Sawclluk s almor. I-IRES LONG P. is. in _. 4. - p.m. Rlllks l. 2. and 3, , - . - _ ROUND .0 m M5 smry M Kennedy 15 Wes Buc 0 minor. ‘ to '\/laple Leafs kicked and ‘ Stewart finallv he'll him at Dcfenceman Alla ii Stanley Delvecchlo's goal at 14:20 of Hawks Doves pl-acllce W5» K9” R3m53-"- “3“‘’“ Ma“ pl” 000 000 ml 2 .l h lslapped away a bushel of pucks 9:07 of the middle period. le-95 lll'6‘<l 3 l0ll£! lead pass to slow tliemfilgst D8fl‘10d Ct=i1lm€b]°“l_3 £353 I-‘cllcans vs. _ s. Jays vs. :‘;"z'°‘ Robert From‘ AM LAP N. Ontario 212 212 110 0—l2 0” T e CU Wednesday night as the teams gain a minute after Sawchuk art near the centre ice red line llilsassrlygmrggrdig Hollfelne a 5:20 l,_m_ Rlnks l‘ g_ and 3__ J-can Campbell. Lou Turner‘ ml‘. olll 000 oll Gil 1-lodges, manager of the baseball Wasliiiigloii S0'lt':1l0l‘S,‘lled l‘l ll‘ 3 ~\3“"“3l ll°°l“‘Y Fa la was oll wllen How. G"l.ll‘ Vs‘ Ra"°"§' l‘°°"" ,"" l1-1‘-u Nuuuau, Anueuu Gordon oma“° . 330 ll‘ 300"”-’ law he 1, looking for players who have been on wllm.lllg leam3_ League contest here. . o l kelzlpu me “ck at ms own ‘Orioles, Crows ‘vs. Redbirds. . Vs R0" Palm Ed Tum" Ken Nova Scotia 002 911 003 0~— 7 “I'm trying to ulgmu 3 willmug complex in the seu,a.1ur~5", say; The teams fired a lot of rub- llilfiellne Pmovelll’ slow” lo “ml 5.55 p.m. :~ Rinks 1. and 3- llllllllewll mm‘ MacKenm' Quebec 100 100 130 1-9 Hodges, “Guys who haven't been wilh winning teams don‘: lruuw bet in an effort to narrow or u r ll. ' d lh dl-l l l .d } Larks vs. Falcons. Robins vs. _ _ , _, ‘__._.__,_...__.._.__' -588k, 004 030 200 0—< is what it's like". He has already accomplished part or his objective widen the four-imint spread that 1“ _;"° 3" 9" 5‘l’)el°“ Y_h."‘. llB|uebi~i'ds. Crows vs. Red-‘ llllaniwba 220 101 011 1- 9 by obtaining BILL SKOWRON. Marshall Bridges, Don Zimn-.21‘ third-place Toronto enjoys over I alflfl if“ l’l*‘lf5l°;‘l_wln Vel:';all§:lbi~rds. 1- Alberta 012 002 2012-10 and Roebuck. 81 of wilorn have been n pennant winliing Detroit. The Wings did pick up 5 K 8 ‘mg 9 .el h lg ' P.E.I. Playoff Finals -- First, N.B. 100 0!!) (no 0- 6 ‘ 5 5 ° “'95 '° Bye: British Columbia.

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teams. Hodges played for seven National League title holder in ‘nt on fifth-place New D°.lV°°°l"°‘ W” , . of h d hem Brooklyn and Los Angeles . . . WALT PAWLYSHYN, a foriner‘ (in<:«k p0llh'—ingel's, who lost ".2 u 4‘l‘“°l‘ 3”" °°“ld'” "‘°"° ll" “me an 0 L In 8 sixth round mite-h wlm-ll Charlottetown llslamd-er player. was released Allan Cup-wilnniuz wednosdav night to Chicago 'elbow fast enough to deflect ll- . m __ lull-low" p.ll,el._‘ Concluded B8l‘l.V loday. All'l?l‘l-'l Windsor Bulldogs just before the 14-player limit oeadline _ . Black Hawks. The game .“’a5 “’“l‘’ °P.°”- ' ’ ‘ ‘ , l,l..l.,,.l,.d p_E_l_ 9.4. “BU'I‘CH“ 0‘HEARN. former Nova_sr-ona Junior Golf champion A l"_Mkml._ll, W, ll, ll“, _l.,,c_ 12 to 5; K. Marl)onaio.\;lll: llsgl :ll<alt’-iolllzy l':mllg0tlc¢- _ srlmonvos Q voting fellow always in the runrnnig for Niarrtllme golf honor-, “ml llfllml by RM _;,l,“.m.l gave A. Rm me night rea.“y,belo.ng9d vs s.slde Pee wees‘ llganlllillgn CANADIAN mass

weights S'side Palpc-rwcighta. I l 815 p.m. — Ch'toi\-ii Pee wees Earl Nicholson‘: P.W.C.-high 1

l-‘nnr rinks remain llf1(lPl€'alf.'fllKH_\’S cschool hoopsters clipped Art‘

after two days of competition in: edged B. Beer 13 to 10: and

has 3”“ ll’ F07‘. Char1°tle' l.:‘l"."?da' ll‘ pm‘ "9 3 few ‘’'’‘'r‘‘ the Leafs the tie after Alex DPl- l the Mixed Clll‘llllR l30l'l5Pl9'3 l40\'*‘ ‘l9l*‘3l9<l '-W 3°” 1° '9 5' 1 915 m ._ c1~l*ll,wll ll. iStrang‘s S.D.U Saints 39-30, to' schoolboy curling zeeks. "l mmpe mo“ befme Mantlme °.°‘"5e5 “mtg .""'° “"0”. vecchio had scored for the currently in progress The 9 p.m. saw D. Bell blastlm Salvchuk Md B°‘lV°r' wh: lams S.Slde Banlams 83 lcllllcll {ll-sl place lll the Selllolu lcllllmplolulllll ullndlllu ‘flu, tar tn the sprig] e organlzanonal meetlng for the l h t 1 [OWN Curling Thfi J H B 1' T i S l0 3' Keuflllperforrned almost fa“ Hess ca - I - “A" 'n[el- hola basketball five °und,( utagiing rn Canadian Age Class Track and Field meet.‘ l"-35 “' ‘ ° “5- . E .‘”'° ° ' - . ' ' 18 t 4- °5”‘°“l°’ “’ “l°°l‘ ‘l‘°‘“ “"°"‘ 3“ Th’ l°"°'“"”‘3 "° ”‘° M"‘‘‘'' 1 sq S C l r be ld rslcle lll July wlll be llelll m llle wcsm,..l._h. The Leafs had the edge in skips of the undefeated rinks trounce D. Wonnacott o . angleS_ Sawhuk stopped 3,7 and Hockey League results for .1eagll9. gal-15 pwc leam 1,9,1. . p w 1, capilal lmllglll under the co.0llall.n;an9lllp Cl CHARLES B_,lLl_l.~‘ll,'l' play for most of the game. and lare Doug Bell, Ron Ketch. D. l and J. Squarebriggs defeat E. Bower . lasl Saul_l.dal‘,_ Feb_ l5’. the Saints for the third straight . British Oolumbi 4 4 0 ad Dave swe11 _ _ _ will, llle lasl l.ep,,l.l MONTAGUE was ullll in the second p_ei-lod outshot the 0 Rourke and Jiggs Mac-Don-l Mac-Donald 14 to 3. (. MacDon-l Flrsl pel_l0d_l‘ Damn. Del_ FEE WEE Jul-he and are undefeated m 19,. saskulchewun 3 4 1 lining its lumps at the Canadian Schoolboy Curling Champion- "l5’“"5 14 l° ’- Al”‘°“gl‘ ‘hey .3l‘l~ lald °d3°‘l D" Macnollald 8 m vccchio 19 (Howe) l4:Zl_ Pen- Rams 5 __ 301,1, vlladilll, an 5'5“ play.‘ . l 3 ° . ‘ 3 l ‘iii s. A s irit of com '1;iv e The following are the results 7; and D. O'Rourke defeated Dr.: _ . - ‘ ‘ y * ’ E ; Ron Diamond and Brian Mun-1 Northern Orrtarh 5 3 1 P D peti on s has risen among island schools 1 l lalties Gadsby 3.37, Pappin (2) Garllll Reeves Doug “ml” lor pmvincial honors in recent years, but the boys still don‘t get H k lot yesterdays draws. In thel Giddings 11 to 6. .l3l43_ Dull. 15:21. Be" Em 1.3 - roe paced the _ .W.C. attack Alberta 6 8 2 dnough ice time. compared to some of the rink; in lhe 11195; 10 S l12.30 draw D. O'Rourke defcat- ":—“"”’""-‘_:l‘ second period _ 2_ Toronto . ' ’ my °"°l' :'Wllll 13 and 14 P0llll5 l‘eSDeCtlVe- ? Mamtobl 4 1 3 put forth a serious challenge for national honors. . ‘ed D. Jardine 15 to 11: .l. Harrisl . 15......“ 7 (Stanley) 91o-;_ pen: 35°” 5 l‘°"”5’ W‘-‘D°"lg"ll lily. Eddy Lawlor paced the New Brunswick 6 2 3 Y k 7 .defealed A Clark 14 to 6: R. Hampshire Tops *,llll.s_M Pmnoml 0.20 Slew (2% Fank Rover 0!. Boydlsamts attack with io poinlswhilel Quebec 5 2 .1 GW " Ewllm llelealell 11_ Macparlalllq‘ « ' ' ' Gl'81ll- Alld3'_M_9¢ll€90fl- OWN‘! -Kevin White got eight. and Paul; Nova Scotia 4 I 3 Be rd Hissma (2) Goal I-Connolly and Peter Mullally! Newfoundland s i 4 ' ‘ Prince Edward Island I 0 4

’ ~ 1 art 4:10. 5 no to 3; R. Ketch defeated n;Powna| R0 DIS 5 Third period —— No scoring. 6 ' . .

' NEW ""Rl‘ “Pl * 5'3" ‘Pele’-‘ ‘5 l" ‘*5 3"“ ""- "'~““'“ °‘l'l iiumpshim Bulldogs oerealeairenaltles ._ Brewer 4:34. A. l’l’l"‘:h°“' ""'- B°l"’Y -’“‘l9""v R095 five points each. 7 Mll‘ll3- ll‘? l‘l*"ll°“3l H°°l‘eY Bed 13- J°l"lSl°ll ll ll‘ 9- l Pownal Roylals 6-3 in the sec. lPl‘onovost 6:41. :.o’::ml' Tommy Irwin Gmy l

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lLeaizue's leadinlz point-scorer. The 3.00 p.m. draw saw ..l0ml game nl. tlwlr hesl nl swell. Saves: N H H‘ 37 Cooper. Row lMzGemd_l w k E d u 3 7 l3_2ll David Roberts. Raooms 2-ll ee I n

.colli-cted his 32nd and 33rd Squapebriggs edge Le(‘.lalr, serles ll" lll, lllle serlos all one lsawchuk Terry Connors. Lloyd From I _ I Cudmore s & P.I 5 Ltd. m ’

ltloals in leadinlz Chic-ago 3l3t'?l‘ 10 to 9: B. MacDonald ‘nipped .l. l glam? apiece‘ in lllolr play for ;Bowe1- s 5 D. Murphy (2).: SLICED "I. 296

:Ha\uks into first place with a flglll-(ml 12 to 11; Dr. Giddingslllle Queens cnlmly 1,110,-m¢.¢1la,l,; _ ‘er Greerlan (2), Peter Williams. ‘ Ives 3 in

17-2 victory over New Yorkidl led B. Amm lll ll, 7; l)_ D1. ,ll ed We HQMDNFH o H k Rafllle“ w"‘l""5d3Y night lllsofifiacott downed G. Kays 10! shlmnzlllfiqck ii-iclh ll hl~ace_ with ‘ 5 You 1 (2) ml" ' I Fresh Frozen 5 Fresh Roasang

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By Norman Macdonald Summer-side Bureau of The Guardian

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S P. Wo Iiwice. his 30th and 31st. while l-I-l wh~ll ll 12 lo l0_ lrl-ll 1 l--l.l ,1 ml, (.a(.,ll_ N’ C b‘ lJirrl Andre-w. l lRed Hay tallied his -zom. Thea‘ ll, ll'll,°fll,l, l,_m_ ll ,3“. 1.-_, l'.‘,',‘l‘ll.,,",‘a‘l"m§,,l{‘5m,,, M... Kelly‘ Ip Om Ines . Lions it Bobby MacMniliari (7)., corn dvfcatcd R. Ewing 10 l0l\N:ill.l1 two and Smith gc-titling al ,1 E03] by Ralph sllcpllel-(1. lllllg-ecE'll’l(5él 0!i;lillll'l3°llSsLl:WenG0|gl)€l . E. Jardlne downed H. Peteésl .S'll’.l\l2'(‘llf’il-($1 resumes WW meg‘ 1 permoif ;asl’ill3dd.oI3(i)il-1<‘l‘e;‘i;'t'lg ovgrltllmé Louis Dollerty 3:2)‘ - ‘ two teams clashing for their lllawlls l 5,5 win over the Sum- Coyotes 7 K. ll/BacvKinnou (2). ' tlurd game Of till? 59l'l°5 °“ 5”‘ ‘ merside Texaco Combines in ilrday night at 8 o'clock sharp. ‘llw Seconll game of llle lllree

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Sports Reporting

We read an edjtnrial rpcenlly or ,1 lllnlllllalll lll lllll, falls lmllw other Black Hawk scorers were which said. in effect, that the oral. the mountain is tom. of -l°l"l M<'l\'Ni7l<* and Phil FIsi>o~ '9 b of a sports reporter was to course. one should accentuate'5ll°- Pllll G"?"“”9 3“°“°‘l Mil‘ 9-1;. 7; A. Clark defeated

boost hockey and thus to in- the positive, but not eliminate Rallliel E0alS- —-——-————-————~ grease ticket sales at the var- the negative entirely. The fel- Mikita has 73 points, three .

fous rinks. With this we agree. low who calls every spade .~r‘8llPad ill Wallllllalt‘ l30bh.\‘ Hull But how do you go about this four-leaf clover will soon not be Wllfl PlL'li¢‘t’l UP llll‘€'€‘ 35SlSlS.

promotion job? Do you adopt lrlisted by his readers. Yoil re—. ll “'«'l-“ lllt‘ l°lll‘lll lrllllllpll lfl I o 0 ° series for the Island lnterme- B"ltl°l‘5 5 l)°"“"l¢ lVllM~‘G‘llll88l1 tile role of a male pollyanna, member the story of the boy‘ ll"? l’-I-'"ll¢‘5 till‘ the l3l3<'l< H3“'k5 ‘S idiate “A" hockey champion- (mi 3°59!’ Y°‘"‘l“'l' l2l- D8l“lY and pretend that everything is who cried "wolf". The boy Wh0l'\Vll0 moved two points ahead of, l slllp Ma-clsaac (2l. Terriers 1 —

B. ey <2», P. Doiiron. P Campbell. M. Richard. Seals 0. l BANTAM

ill“ ducky. or do YOU ll’.V "lea. uw on d erlull mlll-V,-_.1. “"9 M°“lr°3l' . . . - ' The teams were tied 4-4 after D°“gl33 M°lYll°8UX- .°“°5' Wm‘ -"°“’ wade” ‘ml l- -' - i ' SUMMARY The Sam Dunstan 8 mg" '1‘ 1: lation ti e and each scored B“lll'd‘°55 5 N°'“’3°“ Golden Smoked 2 lbs. FMS lous! “Ill be similarly ilznoredl school basketball team downcdl lie u - nllll mlmlle overllme 12), Paul Turner, Stephen Mac-

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much use of a sports columnist .\~_-ll M.l( 0:45. _ ll , _. ,, . 1 _ l _ tying to make a molehill out eyebrows who read his column.;c1lll.;ll:,:_ nvvll_._l,fl.af.n"“§ll] ,MCl)ml_ lfir St‘lll°l’ A Ilnlorlfchnlflsllicll\'(‘1'Slly of New Brunswick Red; the Wlnnerv 8 dollecllon sllol oll Kcnrvy Dowling, Leonard Ma-l ' laid. Pilolel 11:53; 3. New York. lfllilms played M" t 9 “Ce _lD"V'l5_ '8 m ".1 ed fgurla Combines defenceman. l‘"“'- 1 ,r.oyone 19 (Henry, Gilbert) ;‘"“ ' “mils "‘ “'9 ‘hm’ P9” ‘ll °‘ Ulric Gallant of the Combines P-;l;ERWElGHT om)

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Howell 6:30, Hull and Neilson ‘t.h° Saws W’ held lo ‘ him T""““l°5_ 5'5 l" 3 Marlllme Il"l1,1~l-all the game up 1" me open. tlnie 34-34 tie. but outscored lnel lel.(.0ll9glal9 Hockey League .

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