WIN ISLAND CHAMIO-NSHIP.
Arthur Clark, of Maritime Central Airways is seen above presenting the M.C.A. Trophy which is ellblematic of the Prince Edward Island \I-Iockey Champ-
ionship to Junior MacLeod, cap- tain of the winning-Charlottetown the trophy by defeating the Summer- side Aces,»'6-1 last night in the
Royals. The Royals won
fifth game of their best of nine series. The Royals won the series
in five straight games with one game not being counted as it
ended in a tie.
Durelle And Anthony Are Both Ready For Contest
'/ By JOE MacSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer NEW YORK (CP) - Canada's
Yvon Durelle will be aiming for
‘a knockout when he tackles Tony
Anthony of New York in their
fight-heavyweight bout at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight.
Durelle, 28, 1'esting‘Thursdlay after tough training, said he is determined to let nothing stop his march toward the world crown held by Archie Moore,,who is 41 at least. .
The fighting French - Canadian fisherman letf most ‘of the talk- ing to his manager,, Chris Shaban of Moncton, N.B. ,
‘Tm afraid of those decisions,"
Queens
said Svhaban.‘
“I thought Yvon won when he fought Anthony in Detroit nine months ago. So did the crowd and the television viewers. But it was called a draw. _ WANTS ANTHONY STOPPED
“When Yvon stops them I’m sure I'd like to see him stop An- thony.
“In a decision, anything can happen. We were robbed in De- troit, and we don't want any mis- takes here."
Despite Durelle’s performance against Anthony, 23, in their first fight, the New Yorker was a 7-to-5 choice in betting Thursday —:which didn't appear to make
County:
Meet Tonight
This evening a the Sports Arena
.the Annual Queens County Ice
Meet will be run off by a com- petent state of experienced of-— ficials under direction of, the physical Fitness Division, to-' nights program is comprised of age races for boys and girls from
Ch'iown Rink Wins Curling
A Charlottetown rink skipped ’
by Bill Moreside won the Phy- sical Fitness Trophy by defeat- in; a Summerside foursome skipped by. Wally Walwyn in a playoff draw at the Summerside Curling Club‘ last evening.
A big 5 ender in the ninth end broke up a tight duel between the two teams, each of which had previously won 3 games and lost only 1. Both the winners and the runners—up will go to Truro on March 21-22 to compete against other Provincial winners in the Maritime Finals.
Members of the Charlottetown rink are: Bill Moresidc (skip), Mac Kennedy, (mate), H. L.
Sear Jr., (2nd), Roy Vessey, (lead). ' The runner-up Summerside
rink members are: Wally Wal- wyn, (skip), Jim Harris, (mate), Harry Dye, (2nd stone) and Eric Johnston (lead). « ‘Yesterday’: Results : 9:00 AM. , Alberton 030 101 103 110—-11
Ch’town 101 040 020 001- 9 Montague 021 021 110 001- 9 S’Side ..... .. 300 400 005 41o—17 3:00 P.M. Montague .. .. 101 021 010 020-— 8 _ Ch’town 010 300 401 101_11 R.c,A.F. . . 210104.201é10~14 Alberton 002 040 010 000- 7 7:00 P.M. S‘Side .... 100 400 020 0- 7 . Ch’town ..... .. 011 023 105 2-15
Q CURLING DRAw
The following is the draw in the Wholesale Grocers ahd Roadmak- ers competition for Friday in the Confederation Bonspiel.
9:00 A. M. Ice 1: W. R. Jenkins, vs. W. H. Worth. ' Ice 2: F. Acorn, vs. J. A. Wit- trien (St. John).
Ice 3: J. S. Mvac-Donald, vs. J. Esson (Newcastle).
Ice 4: F, Hansen, vs. L. B. We].- lner.
11:00 A, M.
ice 1:: Dr. Giddings, Dr. Steeves (Moncton).
Ice 2: Dr. MacDonald, vs. Dr. Lyons (Moncton).
Ice ,3: J. Squarebriggs, vs. Crcaghan (Ne\\'c:—istlcl,
Ice 4: Dr. Prowse, Vs. H. Hicks. lhlonctool. ‘
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7 and under up to 15 ‘and over, relays for boys and girls, open races for girls (14 mile) and boys 1-4, 1-2 and 1 mile).
Following the races there will be an interscholastic girls hockey playoff game as Q. C. H. S. girls entertain Joan Murphys George- -town High squad. This game is for the right to meet Tryon School Girls team for», the Island Title and Wellner Trophy. Im- mediately following the game there will be askate for all. Tonights first and second place winners will qualify for the Pro- vincial Meet which takes place here, Friday, March 28th Schools taking part tonight are as fol- lows. Parkdale, West Kent, Prince Street, Model, Notre Dame, Rochford Square,‘ Queen Square, Queen Charlotte High. Spring Park. All competitors are asked to be on hand in the rink. ready to go); not later than 7.25 p. m. Parents, fellow students and friends are reminded that their support will mean a lot to com- petitors tonight toward qualifying for the Island meet. Let us show our children we are interested in their activities and help to en- courage them.
Officials for ‘tonight's meet will
Starter - Geo A. Walters;
Judges at finish —— Col. A. W. Rogers Millar Mac.Fadyen, Jack Kane, W. E. Scantlebury.
Clerk of Course - Major M. E. Campbell; Patrol Judges - Jack Kane, Jr. Don Frizzell Leroy Barnett, Vince Mulligan:
Scorer - Ralph -Kneebone:
Meet Director - Bill Reid.
sense. ‘
'But those in the know said -the fighters probably will enter the ring at around even money.
Durelle, restless and strong at 175 pounds, jogged around Cent- ral Pa-rk Thursday but did no boxing or heavy training. The of- cial weigh-in will be at 12 noon EST today.
EXCELLENT TITLE CHANCE
Harry Markson, managing di- rector of the International Box- ing ‘Club, said in an interview Thursday that Durelle’s chances of a title bout will be “excellent” if he makes an impressive show- ing against A»n’0hony.
Hill Rink Win-so Curling _Play A curling team skipped by
Doug Hill ran off with the honors in yesterday's play in the Con-
federation Bonspiel at the local
curling club. ;
‘The team won the R. T. Hol- man Trophy and prizes, other members of the winning rink are, N. Nicholson, G. Wellner and R. Ketch. V '
The runner-up team was skipp- ed J. Burden with G. Stewart, T.
‘Whitlock and G. Kays as mem-
bers. This team captured the Prowse Bros. prizes. Other teams winning prizes were: First Div- ision Reg‘ Ely, W. Rodd, B. Wil- ber, H. MacC-arth; Second Divi- sion-- D. Ede; G. Kines, T. Mar- tin, C. Kryski; Third Division-« R. Beck, D. Wafinamaker, R. Knox, DI‘-»II1gS. Play continues
today for the Rloadma.-kers Shield '
and the Wholesale Grocers Tro- phy. '
Curling Final Is Decided
SUDBURY (CP) -- Saskatche- wan’s John Dipple beat Bob Hal- lett of Alberta 7-3 Thursday night in a special playoff for the Cana- dian Legion curling champion- ship.
The two western rinks had fin- ished with identical 7-1 records.
Saskatchewan led 5-3 after 11
ends.— Hallett’s missed its.
last rock and the dipple rink scored two on its last end.
In earlier play, Alberta needed an extra end to defeat Ontario’s Steve St-ratford 9-8. Saskatche. wan went into the special playoff by downing Manitoba’s Reg For- syflhe 8-4. .
In other play British Columbia beat New Brunswick 18-6 and Nova Scotia edged. Quebec 11-10.
Science Now Shrinks Piles‘ Without Pain 0r Discomfort?
Toronto, Ont. ( Special)—F or the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain_ and itching Thousands have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right. in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort or inconvenience. ,
In one hemorrhoid case after another, ‘-‘Very striking improve- ment" was reported and verified by doctors’ observations‘
Pain was promptly relieved. And while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking)
took place.
And "most amazing of all-— this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors‘ observations were continued over & period of many months!
In fact, results were so thorough
Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids
that sufferers were able to make such statements as “Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid con- ditions, somc of even 10 to 20 years‘ standing
All this, without the use of nar- cotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new heal- ing substance (Bio-Dyue) -- the discovery of a l‘amoL1s.scieo1itic in- stitute. Already, Bio-Dyna is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body.
This new healing substance offered in suppository or a‘[n.!n1g>n( form called Preparalzonll, Ask for ‘ jndivid.ua.lly sealed cnnxrenggng Preparation H Suppositories or Prcpa ration H ointment with special applicator. Preparation H is sold at all drug stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money rcfumicd. ’
5 The Charlottetown. Guardian, Friday, "lllar. 14, 1958!
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Plante Hurt As
Co-ncudiens Lose
‘BOSTON (CP) — Montrealy goalie Jacques Plante received a concussion and possible spine in- jury and Boston wing Jerry To - pazzini was sidelined for the bal- ance of the season Thursday night as the Bruins battered the National Hockey League champ- ion Canad-iens 7-3.
Johnny Aiken, Boston practice goalie for six years making his professional debut, was the vic- tim of all but one of the Boston goals as he succeeded Plante in the blood-soaked battle.
Bronco I-Iorvath got two goals and an assist and Vic Stasiuk spinning into the Montreal goal. The impact sent..Plante back- ward where his head hit the goal cross-bar.
Jacques, leading in the race for the Vezina Trophy as the goalie allowing the fewest opponent scores, was carried off the ice on the shoulders of the team- mate after he fell forward heavily on his face leaving patches of blood in the crease.
SUMMARY
First period: 1. Boston, Mack- ell 17:01. Penalties: Moore 2:51, 10:57, Boone 5:11, Toppazzini 7:37 Moore 10:57, Provost 1442, Peir- son 16:31. »
Second period: 2. Boston, Peir- son (McKen.ney, Hillm-an) 8:43; 3. Boston, Horv ath, (Stasiuk) 11:29; 4. Boston, Horvath (Stas- iuk) 12:04; 5. Boston, Stanley 13:24; 6. Montreal, Goyette (Mar- shall, Johnson) 17:27; 7. Boston, Bucyk (Stasiuk, Horvath) 19:26. Penalties: St. Laurent 2:27, 4:37, Montreal bench (served by Goy- ette) 4:38, Harvey minor - mis- conduct 6:15, Harvey game mis- conduct 12:04, Flaman 15:58.
Third period: 3. Montreal, Goy- et-te (Provost, Turner) 11:53; 9. Montreal, Bellveau (H. Richard, Johnson) 13:46; 10. Boston, Mc- Kenney tStanley, Hillman) 16:16. Penalty: Mackell 13:24.
Stops:
Planbe D 4 , Aiken 4 81-25 Lumley 10 7 7--24
MINOR HOCKEY
Saturday evening at the Sports Arena at 8:15 /p.m., the long- delayed deciding game between the closely matched Lot 16 Ran- gers and Souris Eastpackswill take place. These teams have
each won a game away from home so playing on a neutral. rink with officials appointed by] the Physical Fitness Division, anything could happen. This game will round out the day-longi minor hockey battles scheduledl for Saturday and the eveningl will be topped off with a short skate for all skating enthusiasts.
Braves Bullpen
Couch Resigns
BRADENTON, Fla. (AP)-—Bo'b Keely, only survivor of the Mil- waukee Braves‘ big coaching’ shakeup last year after they won the world's series resigned Thurs- day because of his health.
The 41-year-old bullpen coach, a veteran of 12 years with the National League club under sev- eral managers, tendered his res- ignation in a letter from his St. Louis home to general manager John Quinn.
Burclette Signs 1958 Contract
BRADENTON, Fla. (AP)——Lew Burdette signed his 1958 contract with the world ch-ampion Milwau- kee Braves Thursday, ending a record 12-day holdout.
Burdette received an estimated $35,000, a sizeable increase over his 1957 salary.
Asked if he got what he wanted, the righthanded pitcher "replied: “If I didn’t I wouldn’t be here."
It was reported that he had been holding out for $40,000 on the basis of his 17 regular sea- son victories and his three com- plete game World Series triumphs over New York Yankees.
Special Curling Playoff Held
SUDBURY, Ont. (CP)——A spe- cial playoff was to be held late Thursday between Alberta and Saskatchewan who wound up with identical 7-1 records at the end of negular play in the Canadian Le- gion curling championships. _
Skipped by Bob Hallett, A1- berta needed an extra end to de- lieat Ontario's Steve Stratford 9&8. Saskatchewan, skipped by John Dipple, beat Manltoba’s Reg For- sythe rink 8-4. '
In other play Thursday, Brit-
Royals DeieatSummerside Aces; Win Island Ch'shi
teams battlingto a ;scoreless tie. ten minutes later at 19.08, W1llle'Arthur) 9.53; 5_R Bobby Dillon, in the Summersicle Dunn and Klp Ready set ups (Shepherd, Dun net made some great saves, dur- nice passing play with Ready f1r- Royals K. Rea 3Penalties: None. .
The Charlottetown Royals won the M. C. A. Trophy which is em- blematic of the Hockey Champion- ship of Prince Edward Island by defeating the Summerside Aces 6-1 last night in a thrilling game played at the Sports Arena.
The Royals won the series in five straight games. one game ended in a 9-9 tie but it was not counted in the series. ~ '
After the game Alan “Junior" MacLeod captain of the Royals was presented with the trophy by Mr. Arthur Clark of the M. C. A.
The game was very exciting during the first period withboth
N; H. L. Standings
By THE CANADIAN PRESS .1= w L T F A, Pt
Montreal 65 40 15 10 229 139 90 New York 65 29 24 12 178 182 70 Boston 65 25 26 14 180 173 64 Detroit 64 25 27 12 15 -138 62 Toronto 64 21 32 11 18 199 53 Chicago 65 21 37 7 143 181 49
Thursday Night-’s Scores
Montreal 3 Boston 7 ' .
Games Saturday, March 15 Chicago at Montreal Detroit at Toronto New York at Boston
Gamessunday, March 16 Montreal at New York Toronto at Chicago -Detroit at Boston
HOCKEY SCORES
National League Montreal 3 Boston 7,
Ontario Junior A -
Petenborough 1 Hamilton 4 (Hamilton wins best — of - ‘five quarter-final 3-1, one game tied)
Ont.-NOHA Senior‘ Kirtchener 6 Sudlbury 3 (Kitchener le a d s best - of- seven semi-finals 3-2, one game tied)
Quebec League Quebec 3 Montreal 7 Chlcoutlmi 3 Shawinigan Falls 2
ish Columbia downed New Bruns- wick 18-6 and Nova Scotla beat
Quebec 11-10.
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ing this period. At one time two of the Charlottetown players were parked in front of the page and Dillon had to make a diving save. Thane Doyle, the Char- lottetown goalie also made some fine saves in this period as both teams were looking for the first tally.
The Royals took over in the second period firing five goals past an overworked Dillon while Thane Doyle was scored uP0fl only once by the Aces.
Angie Carroll and Merill Pin- eau used some very nice passing tactics to get by the Summerside defence for the Royals first goal. Carollwe nt right to the far corner before passing the puck back to Pineau was stationed in front, of the net, Pineau’s hard slhot got by Dillon by inches.
Pineau’s goal came at 1.02 and the Royals continued to put on the pressure. Angie Carroll fir- ed a hard shot that looked like it hit the center post inside the net and bounced out again. Referee Jack Kane didn't see it that way and didn’t allow the tally.
The Royals however scored their second goal a few seconds later to make up for it. Spy Ready after receiving a pass from Angie Carroll blasted the rubber between Dillon’s legs into the net. '
Skip Carver put the Royals three goals up at 9.24 on a pass from Buck Whitlock, Carver's hard shot just caught the corner of the net.
The Aces finally got into the scoring a few seconds later when Benny ‘Grady scored their only goal.
The Royals kept on swarming around the Summerside net and
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his second tally.
The period ended 5-1 but the. Royals started pressing again al-[ most as soon as the third period: started. They scored their finalt goal at the 4.38 mark with Allie-«A Carver shooting the puck into any open net as Dillon was busy onj the other side. ,
Up to this stage in -the game,% there were no penalties which is‘ some-what of a rarity when the:
But a few minutes later this: record was shattered as Kip} Ready and Coke Grady got into a. a fight. Ralph Josey, finally got% the two separated and each player received a five minute‘ penalty. ‘
about a minute later by Angie} Carrol1’s stick and had to retire“ from the game for a few minutes. ' ‘ SUMMARY 1 First Period: No Scoring. Pen-‘ alties: None. 4, Second Period: 1--Royals. Pin-‘ eau (Carroll) 1.02;’ 2-Royals, J. Ready (Carroll, Pineau) 1.54; 3-- Royals, S. Carver (Whitlock) 9.24; 4-Aces, B. Grady (Mac-3
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