By PIUS CALLAGHAN

‘On Intermediate Scene

» ‘Intermediate ‘B’ and ‘C’ hockey promoters on Prince Ed- ward’ Island would like a bit colder weather which would ew» able patural ice rinks to commence operations for the season. is, however, that several rinks have been able to fairly good surfaces and that things will start humming if a . bit of frost remains in the air. These past few days many skat~ ers hockeyists have taken advantage of outside rinks or ponds and there lias been a lot of enjoyment since last Satur- - "iat we bet operators of the rinks would like a real snap which would give them areal opportunity to make plenty of ice and not leave them wondering if they’ could save what they already have. oe

PEAKING of intermediate hotkey’“renm wa tell teams in intermediate ‘B had tntil January 10 to trade among themsel

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CHICAGO (CP-AP)_— Cecil. Ont., in 1898 but —his—family the | invited the _ women's as the tan with the | death of his father the following members and all other ladies of mer Phillips and Layton Schut-

to. Toronto. after

Dye, a 150-pound athlete moved

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- Hockey League when he played | GIVES MOTHER CREDIT for {Toronto St, Pats and Chic- | ago died here Wednesday. He .was : ~ @

; ee : | seribed this way years later: twice:.woh. NHL scoring |

foll@wing a last year. "Ap all-round athtete—Dye also |

NHL scored 202 goals.

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As h of ;ia 1917 with Toronto Aura Lee, fhe ternational League “and champions of the Ontario Hoe-

1 with Toronto Argonauts. key Association Junior League

Later ; NHL_ coach @nd moved up, to Toronto St and ‘anne A before going into |Pats,.the OHA. senior cham business in Chicago. : | fons, two years later.

Dye was born in Hamilton, | In 1920 ‘he -joined. Toronto St | right wing on a W Noble and Corbe

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he seored 176 goals, winning | scoring honors with 37 point

- ‘Nouredag Presi: ie onak at é : Mikita. =. Connpudalea: Sin need: | 1922-23 and with 4 points in ore “ po ooo = ; : e p by beating the Black Hawks net-| Referee: Udvari;, linesmén: ed. 1924-25. In addition, he was/ Butldy. MacNevin of Staniey | Oo a Ss , l on ! minder with a 15-footer with less} Hayes, pes ‘ge sain? -|among the top se, Sores ie | Bridge was elected vice-presi- | & | Zé, than five munites left to play. .,*_ SUMMARY ~ erat tee LS EE Re tna Galo ee veel So osu cen, OES Saree een bahay Henry Douglas, . Bag. team only once—in 1922 when cock cued on aan Dunstan's University | upset the Royals sfonleht but col-| the game into’ a rout in the| Second s Chicago, les, Dr, Jack Macintyre. the Pats ‘beat Vancouver in | for many years and his exper-\j,.4 teamt returps to the > gag © most umpre- | first period. The bouncy little| Hull (Hay,-Salfour) 0:27. Pen- ' Tee 2-T.W.L.. Prowse, Bud best-of-five series. said |tence will undoubtedly prov | ane Senior Hockey League [ee . ne ‘Posses- goalje kicked out 14 Chicago alties: Balfour 0:51, Bathgate MaeDongid. Dr Craig, 5. Bryen- | léter that his biggest thrill” in | most valuable to the s of Wars tonight when they visit | sed with a ‘spirit 3!l their’ own | shots amd was spectacular on |-$:21, Hannigan and Evans 13:05. | hockey came in the’ fifth and | uccess of Sandy's Parkdale Royals at The and that fighting spirit has ear. :2 Mi. ; ’ ‘the league again this year. si A | ed & mntversit ar- at least three of them. Third period: 2. Chicago, wing, | nen te Seared four goss’ ea |, saae Walker has agreed 16) "The collegians have made startling upsets. Coach whic,|—Ne™ York fookie Vie Had. | kita (Hull, Vasko) 1:90. 3. New as s b See - the Pats won 5-1. He also scored = after nee eennteicn we starts this season and lock will install = into his! , eS Bethigates 16:01 Fonaiee: mae. of the 16 retords i ve- been losin s, | Playets tonight. He will ¢ \ “00. 14-90. ; ( pat on fn the five- | siiver spoons to the 10°top scor-| First. the Old Spain Penguins | them that this will be no ote NSSHL RESULTS field 8:00, 14:20, Hull, 15:28. . SOLD TO CHICAGO - ers. Other team and individual | tripped them 5-2 and a few days contest and that those—cotteg. | pores 4 Mention 6°. > Worsley . 1411 9-34 ‘He was sold to Chicago in the’ awards include the James Pen- | later the Evinrudes , from _Cape | ians will never give up, rat har “1 -windsor 4 —— i ek dekaincpatited ~ 6H 25+ ee ee a Metical Seer he nee ted |e Father Ledwell sheato, {———a _——_—_—_—___—_—— with the Hawks: two years, play- ® Fr... : ical score. The Red. and ther - _ Should ‘come PAE i " ‘|ing on-@ line with George 12, Curling Draw bec — much smarter noe meee les! es T : i P el : ,}and the late Dick, Irvin in his! . : r tussle with the Birds; up‘o season for this one and STs. ; Ft are sonal ‘eer eaaek ce a For Montague and thats likely the form they’ll | the boys from “out the-road” MO OR OF P.E.l. .. In the fall. of 1927, however, - ‘ : re t tonight when”? they - go | Y play a pleas- |. become involved in a license = bes he, broke 4 leg when: the Hawks | Here is the Montague curling >. over the boards+t6 tackle “Buck” | ing brand. of hockey for the pa- | - Why wee watfl a of our Motor Vehicle Liability ; . Ball, G. -were in training camp-im Win- Schedule for Thursday January Whitlock and his associates. . | tons. : suspension when. . F. Mac-|nipeg and was forced to stay | Mh. See Mg ad Nobody is calling the Saints to! Game time is 8.15 sharp. Insurance Cards will protect your-driving privileges #3 Gill, C. | out of hockey fora . He . ' ———— —— : as well as your pocketbook? .. . oe was sia @ Hew: Wore, Asner: Ice 1—Claude Nicholson, A.E. |.’ * Baa mn Fe ete ie Prefected Risks Parke | season ew. i vs. A.E, van, D:H. | : es Regular Discounts on Farmers’ Cars Easfern Lesaue. . “i _ Coffin, ut, R. An. 7 : Gat ' $ Later Coached near. “~ a ’ - a . te 2 7 & borne of the senior Iee2- M. Sullivan, K. . - DMA L D zt 1 cop daaiaoncte of gel ve MacDonald, Edna }- - HYN ; a N & Co. T ea Lenya wed Ss. Mary Lea, E. Mac. ‘“Feeders Who Keep Records use — » Since..1872 - : He took MASTER FEEDS” Insurance aoe . : a ¥ |

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By, JACK SULLIVAN... |

Press Sports Editor | It should be fairly~ obvious by now that neither Bernie Geof- frion nor Frank Mahovlich will come close to the magic. 50-goal ‘mark in the National Hockey League this season. They aren't booming. in-the goals as they did last year, —- : After—the N | weekend games,

ew Year's holiday Mahovlich of

only 15 goals and Boom Boom of Montreal. C an adie ns -has clicked on ‘13, At this time of the

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Keon, sophomore centre .and_ one of the bright lights in big time hockey, ” the | away for the Leafs with in the first and second

tched legs. Keon made up for that mis- cue later in the session when ays

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scorching 35-footér ‘banged in off _ette

| Canadiens’ couldn't get any- fence: Brewer, Baun, Horton, Penalty: Fontinato 10:06.

d periods. | where agairist Leafs in the third’ Stanley, Arbour; forwards: | .

other star jp the game that period until the dying seconds Duff, Armstrong, Nevin, Stew- when Bonin flicked the ‘puck into | art, Keen, Harris; Olmstead

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(Horton) 44:16. 2. Toronto, Keos (Duff, Armstrong) 19:48, Pemal- | Neil, . Talbot, .J. .C. Tremblay;/ ties: Johnson 2:00, Duff 2:00 forwards: Beliveau, Backstrom,| Second~ peried: 3. Toromte, G. Tremblay, Hicke, Moore, Keon (Stanley) 16:40, Penalty: Provost, Rousseau, Bonin, Goy-| Baun 11:52. Sie

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overshadow the league-leading | Canaitiens was -veteran goal- | keeper Johny Bower who kicked out 28 shots:

at of 13,856 turned out

‘to watch the clash between the! traditional rivals but they saw, | a. tame affair with only four | seat | penalties —. two to-each. club, , | Canadiens were minus their big. own | Zuns, Boom. Boom Geoffrion | . |and Henri Richard’ and Leafs |~ 0 | started without the veteran Red | Kelly and Eddie Shack. | The victory put Toronto within | two ‘points of Canadiens and | gave Bower a five-goal’ margin | over Montreal ‘netminder Jac- ;} ques Plante in the - Vezina | Trophy race. However, Montreal! has played’ two more games | than Toronto, , MISSES PENALTY SHOT _. Keon, who missed on the pen- | alty shot in the second period | when he was tripped by Ralph Backstrom midway through the session, scored Toronto’s second and. third. goals. “Dick Duff counted the first at 14:16 of the opening period. Canadiens, with Plante ‘play- ing a brilliant game, showed lit- tle ‘against the fiercely-checking Leafs+ They showed little com- bination play and never were in the game after f’s opening goal. . | The Canadiens managed :to hit |, the score board with just 11 see- | onds remaining in the game

_ | when Marcel Bonin tipped in a Has Three Tilts

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ay through the: first period|. ™ the first-game of the even- when. Duff took a pait-trom de-| ing. Brackley downed Glasgow fenceman Tim Horton and Road 5-3. G. McCallum paced scored on a rising shot, that had | the winners with -a three-goal

Plante beaten all t - with | Petformance with singletons go- on all the way. With ing to A.-Gregory and H. Hughes.

12 seconds ini : co remaining in the per B. Peppey, E. Peters and J.

thundering along at a great clip the: league: He had the big w. with 34 goals and Geoffrion was_ eight-goal advantage over Geot- next with 26... ; ‘| frion who had-gone on a great

Everyone knows that the 30- \scoring splurge from October to year-old Geoffrion equalled the the end of December. On Dec. record 50 set in 1944-45 by re- 28, at the halfway mark of the tired team-mate Maurice Rich-! 70-game schedule, Geoffrionshad ard and that Mahovlich fell two | clicked for 26 goals . short. The Leaf left-winger went. Then things went wrong for

Boom Boom was. the terror of He was hit by injuries, scored

Small Crowd Sees ‘Birds ape Traverse 4-2 -

SUMMERSIDE — The Char-| -The Penguins’ goal in the first | the Penguins’ fourth goal om: &: lottetown Penguins period came from the stick of | combination play with Stan

the Evinrude power play never seriously threatenéd Butch Ward in the Penguin-cage. . _ _ ay

Go cliffe clear-| First Period — 1. Péenguims— ee — J. Duffy 1.10., Penalties Mull. - gan 5.47 Joey Arsenault 11.45; . *Gnr McCormack 19.2.

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Qid poe eoree hemmed | L. Gallant 15.28; - McIntyre 18.26. °

Evinrudés in their own zone| STOPS . during the first five minutes of Mann the final er, and. Cape | Ward Traverse was finding it diffictilt |—

« shat, Unity, Intelligence. *™ Seén Trademark goal-mouth before letting (Of. Green Bay

‘Shot_go: Toy-Toy- Gallant got &@\. NEWYORK. (AP) —Green charge pena'ty and was in the} Bay Packers have noné of< the penalty box only: six seconds | physical traits which mark a “when the Penguins racked up | champion footballteam-—-their their third goal, Mulligan turn-| trademark is unity and intelli-

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1961 schedile, Mahovlich was

Farmers.

KENSINGTON —\The open. ing. in the “Farmer's Hockey League will take Place tonight (Thursday) at'8.30 in the Ken- sington rink, bringing . together the New Annan ‘Beavers and | Hope River's new éntry this | year.- As an added feature the | rink manager Isaac’ Watket has institute

| the Stanley Bridge district as | guests in recoghition of this dis-

8 He learned how to skate, play | trict’s donation of the handsome) that make up theloop are New Black Hawks in the 1920s, hockey and pitch a baseball! Stanley Bridge :

Rink trophy

from his mother, whom: he de-| which is awarded to the league | has been winning a fair share of

champions annyally. : “The president of this. dis-

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Patricks of the NHL and played “Raynor, who was élected at tne’ line with Reg | league's annual meeting necen tt Dennennay. /1y is looking forward to a ban-

In seven seasons with St.-Pats {ner year in this 4team loop. ©

Aes | Games will be played two nights

Opens Tonight

; —————" was injured. : _ That’s when people said that ve Richard’s~ record would not be Ee a U 2 | challenged. But the Boomer was : |-still to be heard from.

. He shook off his ailments, scored godls No. 28 and 29 on | Feb, 2 against. the fading -New. York Rangers, atid’ was on his”

Blueshirts 2-1.

dergast trophy for the top scer- helped g by a twooal ef- er,-the David MacInnis memu- fort agaMst Boston Bruins and CHIQW3O (AP)—Bobby Hull,, field, whom‘ the Rangers drafted télebratihg his 23rd ‘birthday,|from the Chicago organization

Montreal Toronto New York Chicago troit ostor

io? Keon m ’ took 7 ie ae Deft oy on! MacDougall scored for the \os- side of the Montreal goal and | ®*- . : screamed a rising, Seven-footer| West Royalty Bombers romp- behind Plante. ed‘to_a 9-1 win over Covéhead The penalty shot. came mid-/4n the second game with E. Mc- | - ‘ - =| Cabe, W. MacInnis, L. Flood | < and S. Simms. each scoring . STAN DINGS twice and C. MacIsaac counting oy “ _| the other for the Bombers: G. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Vesséy scored the lone marker . National League ‘s -|-for the losers. , - © “ WLT FAPt! In the final game of the night 19 9 9127 90 47, it was Southport 2,.Mermaid 1. 2010 5119 8545, J, McCaffon and Joe Smail- 15 14 811411138 wood handled the scoring for 1213 11 96 95 35 | the winners with D. MacDonald | 13 17'.5 94 112 31.|:making the red light blink for 8 24 498 155.20 Mermaid. - : .

ial trophy to the leading goal- 4 three - goal night, against the tender, the Isaac Walker tropny _Rangers.

for the team finishing in. first BEAT LEAF GOALIE

place, and the Stanley Bridge At this’ point, Geoffrion. nad trophy for the league-cham- taken Over the lead from Ma- Pionstffp. . oe ‘hoylich and it appeared certain + At the annual meeting it was b¢€ would make it. ~ -+

- agreed’ to contract the services ~ In-the--next-14-da¥s~ Geoffrion

« ee . a », scored eight goals—two against + of messrs Gerald Bernard, El Detroit: three ayainst New Tork |

other. as Chicago Black Hawks | gaining the revenge on his old | beat ‘New York Rangers 2-1 in| mates.

a hard fought National League’. In the final period, he jumped made it 49 and in his ‘68th he | #4me Wednesday night. bh : on Hay’s. back and wrestled the beat Cesare Maniago, servin Blac

g| ,.The triumph put the . cane — to wea ae

-” Hawks within three points of the| drew a holding penalty. Then,

Kensington. rink sana ‘sdheer Doone ae 50. tavdiciaee Rane a pushed five minutes:later, he was guilty years, the n€W |" The statistics. showed that the Black Hawks four points of slashing at Hull with - his cam, strgngthen- Rangers were the unwitthg ahead, of Detroit Red Wings. | stick as the Chicago wing skated

ed by ‘some of last year's “New | patsies in Geoffrion’s drive. He Hull's 15th“goal of the season, | past. ;

Glasgow team, Hunter’ River, collected 16 of his 50 at the ex. Which camie ona rebound of a

| who went right down to the tt-| pense of the New Yorkers. He | shot by Bill Hay, put the Hawks |.

nals last year and the New Ken- slipped 12. past Lorpe (Gymp) | in front 1-0 at 0:27 of the sec-

| man to referee all league’ and and two. against oe in suc n Canadieris

| cessive games. | play-off’ games. The’ four teams | 67+, game. of the schedule —he

| Annan Beavers, whose district

| the honors at | for atleast 29

Lineus New, York — Goal; Worsley; defence: Howell, Cahan, Har-

ing the trick again.

| gence, Paul Hornung said Wed- ~~

Gunner McCormack triggered | nesday.. . ws | “We’te not a great-ball club,” . the Mard-running. halfback told a press luncheon honoring him as _ the outstanding player of last... “ | Sunday’s championship.game—in— the National Football. League. n-| “We don’t have a Johnny Un s- 8-2 in| itas (Baltimore) at quarterback. Saint. Dun-| we have, no speedy halfbacks - | and no breakaway fullback- like |

Flyers Trounce. . Seagulls 8-2

Charlpttetown Flyers down-| ed Mt. Stewart Sea exhibition hockey stan’s rink last-might

Scoring for-the Flyers were

Jimmy Brown (Cleveland). But :-

rB. Johnsen 4, R. Coffin 3, and) I’ve never seen a team with bet-

McTague 1.. ter discipline, more intelligence

M. £rahe and*B. Dingwell were! or greater unity .of parpose.~ “° theMt. Stewart ‘snipers. . | “Every man knows his’ job— /Handling the whistle . f6r ‘the and he does it in a cool, bust

nesslike rmianner. That, I think, is the secret of our success.”’

Hornung, an army jeep driver at Fort Riley, Kan., flew irito New. York to accept a sports car

contest was-Alan Dovef.

Wings Recall .

scored--one-goal_and_ sé? up an-/ last simmer, seemed bent upon Red Wirigs of the National -Hoc-

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| DETROIT (AP) — Detroit, >The 26-year-old former Notre

Dame! golden boy, . won

award by leading the assaul the Packers’ surprisin rout of New York G

key League Wednesday recalled ceritre Len Lunde from Edmon- ton... Flyers of ‘the Western League. 7 . Lunde will join Detrooit for to-| three field goals night’s NHL game against Chi-/ four extra points cago Black Hawks here. - | yards in 20 efrries and caught Lunde,'a native of Campbell |-three pas

River, Alta., has. shifted be- ls

tween - Edmonton and Detroit | since, he broke-into professional | -

| Saton Seabrook team, sport- |Worsley and four past ‘Teserve | ond period. ‘ . | ing many new rookies. _ | goalie Jack McCartan, 7. Early in the final period, Hull The seabrook team will .see; “Toronto and Boston in Bat fed a pass to Stan Mikita, who

vey, Langlois, Spencer; _ for- wards: Gendron, Ingarfield, Schinkel, Bathgate, Hebenton, Wilson, Prentice, Henry, Hamp-

Chicago — Goal: Hall; de- fence: Pilote,. Vasko, Turner, Evans, ‘Fleming, St. Laurent; forwards: Hull, Hay, Balfour, Horvath, Murphy, ‘Melnyk, Mc- Donald, Nesterenko, Wharram,

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action next Tuesday night when ers yielded 10 each to hi Yet. | blasted his 11th goal of the. year roit. allowed nine and Chicago | behind -New York goalie Lorne \ five. - : | (Gump). Worsley. “Worsley was

credited with: 34 ‘stops for. the

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night.

SHOOTS FROM 15 FEET Earl Ingarfield ruined Chi-

cago goalie Glenn’ Hall's bid for.

his second consecutive shutout

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