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The Guardian

Monday, February 7, 1955

First Ice Racing Held On North River Lake Saturday

The Victoria Driving Club held their first ice race of the 1965! Centennial Year on the 1-lon., Duugald MacI(innon Speedway atl Nu:-th River on Saturday after-. noun with a large crowd in atteu-i d.-iiice. It marked the first race that the Club has had since the- 1952 season due to the mild wea-I ther conditions of the past few' seasons which has not afforded sufficient ice for racing.

Esso paced the fastest mark of the day winning both dashes of the Class A Face. covering the 1 4 mile track in 81 seconds. Other winners were Moppitt. Lus- ticia. Laddle Scymore. Prodigal Vic. and Buddy Budlnng. -

The Driving Club will hold theiri

and ice race of the season at.

e MacKlnnon Speedway next Wednesday afternoon with the events commencing at 2-30. Alli viiio wish to enter horses in Wed-g nesday races are asked tn do so, before Tuesday evening. Feb- ruary 8.

CLASS A PACE

Tnddle Win (E. Smith) Keppoch Playgirl (Willis)

Essa IC. Smith) . 1 1; Bob Dale (MacFayde-ii) 2 3 Skippy's Pride (Bernard) 8 2 4 4

5 i

A. Poulton of Charlottetown. Best time 31 sec. - CLASS A TROT

Moppitt (E. Smith) 1 1 (1 Sonny B (Bernard 2 2 d Lusticla (Kennedy) .. 8 31 Wait N' See (O'Meara' . d 4 2

Winning horse owned by R. D. MacFayden of Hunter River. Best time 32 1'5 seconds. CLASS B PACE Laddie Seymore (Keiiueriy) Prodigal Vic (Morrisscy) Bonnie's Money (Rankin) Twilight (Neill) . Major Billy Lea (Ramsay)

Winning horse owned by Sam Kennedy of Charlottetown Best time 3'1 seconds.

CLASS B TROT Buddy Budlong (Stead) . 1

Milton Defeats Cornwall 5-2

At North River rink on Satur- day night Milton Hornets defeated Cornwall Meteors 5-2 in a league game for the S. R. Johnston Tro- phy which was played before a very large crowd of fans which witnessed a very fast game with heavy checking by both teams. Scoring for Milton was done by Macswaln. Andrews. Campbell. Colea. Kelly. each getting single- tnns while Taylor and MacPhail did the scoring for Cornwall with one each.

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TORONTO (CF)--The last-place Chicago Black Hawks, led by the fine netmlnding of Hank Bassen. held Toronto Maple Leafs to a 2-2 tie Saturday night in a National Hockey League game here before 12.55 fans. The Leafs had to come from behind twice to hold the Hawks.

Summary

Pint period: 1. Chicago. ltanley Ollitaeriberger. Sullivan) 14:13. Pen- alties: Moiilenko 8:18. Smith 5:48. Cullen 14:07. Litzenberger 15:57. Creighton 18:45.

Second period: 2. Toronto. Cullen fK6'll10d!. Nesterenko) 15:59; 2. Chicago. Moslenko (Crei hton. Lit- lenberget) 19:29. Penaltes: Mort- son 3:12. Neeterenko 4:23. Klukay misconduct 7:08. Mclntyre 7:58, Sullivan 15:06. Morrison 17:56.

Third period: 4. Toronto. Sloan (Armstrong) 2:10. Penalties: Sloan 8:58, Malntyre 17:18.

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Jansen Lumley

BOSTON (CP) - Goalie Terry lawehuk suffered a setback in the Vaslna I-opliy race when Boston Bruins poured a torrent of rubber past him in their 8-4 National Hockey League victory over Detroit Red Wings Satur- day night.

Sawchuk hi recent weeks has been making a bid to catch To- ronto's Harry Lumley in the 81.11!) eompetiti for the tro- my which goes to the goalie of

team permitting the fewest goals during the season.

However. Saturday's onslaught dropped the Detroit netmlnder seven goals behind Lumley who allowed two oals in '1'oronto's I-2 tie with C lcago.

Pint period: 1. Boston. Lablne (Chavrefils. Mclfenneyl 0:27; 2. Bolton. Boivin 7:40. Penalties. leibal MN. Godfrey 10:81.

loeoad period: 2. Bolton. Chev-

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Joppa Maid (Shaw) . . . . . . . .. 2 2 lg Boy (Willis) x 2 Winning horse owned by F. Fal-

Ion of Hunter River. Best time 38 seconds.

Judges: Lorne Kelly. Ch'town; Harry Murphy. Ch'town; George Smith. Hunter River.

Timers: Charles Tony Reardon.

Starter: Harold Cudmora

Gate Driver: Lowell Younker

Announcer: W. H. Beaten.

Stewart And

Islanders

The third-place Fredericton Capitals will make the last of three straight local appearances and their last regular showing of the season tonight when they meet the league-leading Char- lottetown Islanders at the Forum. It will be the second-last game the ACSHL schedule to be played at the local rink.

The game for both the Island- ers and the Capitals is an im- portant one with each in great danger of losing their present positions. The Caps are only one point ahead of the Amherst Ram- blers who are presently in lIll' cellar and alter the Hawks win over the Caps Saturday night. they remain only three points he- hind .the front-running Brklacich Igang. The Hawks hale five re- Imaining games to play while the 'Islandcrs have only four. Should the Hawks will all their remain- ing games it would mean that the Islanders would also have

”HouIe Scores Winner As

Hawks Defeat Caps 4-3

MONCTON. N. B. (CP)--Sharp- shooting Yvan Houle broke a dead- luck early in the third period to give Moncton Hawks a 4-3 win over Fredericton Capitals in the only Atlantic Coast Senior Hoc- key League game Saturday night.

The victory carried Hawks to within three points of league- leading Charlottetown Islanders

with just over a week to play.

Fredericton remained one point

ahead of Amherst Ramblers in

Slthe battle for third place. Winning horse owned by Mrs.l

Moncton led 30 by early in jthe second period but Frederic- iton set the scene for Houle's imarker by scoring three goals within five minutes. The win- ining goal was Houle's second. lDewer Thomson and Bert Hirs- chfld added the others with Tom Gilbert, Gerry Smith and Doug McPhee scoring for the visitors. Lineups

Moncton--Goal: Pidsodny; de-

fence: McNei1l. McLaughlin. Wea-,

yver, Leplne; forwards: Houle. Sin- ett. Lacroix. Campeau. Bowness. Hirschfeld. M i c h e l in. Robinson Thomson. Watson. Fredericton-Goal: Craig: de- lfence: Powers. Mosgrove. Heon,

Breaks Indoor Mile Record

By 111) CORRIGAN ,

NEW YORK (AP) -Gunner Nellsen of Denmark smashed the week-old world indoor mile re- lcord Saturday night by racing the distance in 4:03.6 to win the Wanamaker mile at the Mlllrose games.

Wes Santee. who beat Nellsen in setting the old record of 4203.8 a week earlier. was awarded sec- ond place after he and Fred Dwy- er finished in a wrestling match.

A capacity crowd of 18.000 in Madison Square Garden saw Nellsen hang on for 10 laps. than make his bid to win by 10 yards.

N. H. L. Saturday

to u H victory over New York:

Rangers. Summary

First period: 1. New York, Lew- lckl (Prentice. Raleigh) 19:54. Pen- I1l(I)Il1e:2 Bouchard 7:08. Fontlnato

Second period: 8. Montreal. le- liveau (Olmsiead, Harvey) 17:17. Penalties: Chrystal 2:11. Moldell, major 8:08. Bathgate 18:17.

Third period: 2. Montreal. lar- vey (St. Laurent. Olmateadi :58; 4. Montreal. Olmstead (Bellveau, Curry) 19:09. Penalties: Batbgate 9:54. Bouchard 2:84, Chrystal 15:08.

Stopsi Worsley Plante

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MacNeiII Rink Returns To City

The Bill MacNei1l rink. repre- sentatives of the Charlottetown Curling Club, returned from the International Bonaplel la Que- bec City. over the weekend and report great success throughout the competition: which brought together 124 teams representing curling clubs from cities coast to coast.

The local rink which is com- prised of skip Bill MacNclll. male F. R. McLalne lat atone. Dr. Heath Maclntyrc and 2nd stone Frank Curtis. played glx matches in the 'aplel. winning four straight out of the six and advancing as far as the six-team semi-final round of play.

Bruins Get Tie With Red Wings

BOSTON. (CP)-VII U see.

Yeomans; foriiaids: Smith. Leger, Sewell. McPhee. Bliss. Miles. Gil- bert. Nicolle. hlacdonald.

First period: I.' Moncton. Houle IMCNEIII, 51110111 23. 2. U()flCl.0lI. Thomson (LCDIIIE. Campeau) 13.-13. Penalties: Weaier 5.4!). Yeninans 15.30. Craig (served by Mnsgrover 18.21.

Second pe rlod: 8. Iiloncton. Hlrschlelii (C a Ill p e a u. Watson) 2:31: 4. Fretlerictiin. Smith (Heoii)

12:56; 5. Fredericton. G l l b c rt (Macdonald. Heon) 16:12; 6. Fred- ericton. McPhee (Nicolle. Miles)

18:48. Penalties: Leger 9:24. Wal- son 9:27.

Third period: 7. Monctun. Huule. (Sinnett. Lacriiixv 1.53 Peiialtles: Yeoman: 14.12, Lupine 15.25. stops: Craig Pldsodny

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S. D. U. Defeats O'Leary 6-3

-The Saint Dunstan'l Univer- sity hockey team defeated the 0'Leary Maroons 6-8 in an exhib- ition game in the 0'l.eary rink on Saturday night in a fast. cleanly played contest. Despite the score the play was very even both teams putting up some good work.

Rossiter. Gaudet. Burns and Gionet tallied in the opener for the visitors and Lemay and Mc- Innia in the sandwich session to make it six for S. D. U. with the Maroons' first marker coming at the 2:37 point in the second per- iod. Smallman scoring on a pass from Harris. The home team narrowed the score in the final stanza. W. Harris and MacDonald tallying the only goals of the per- led to make the final figure 8 for S. D. U.. and 8 for the Maroons.

Penalties were awarded to Woodside. Lemsy and Smallman.

Lineups:-

S. D. U.: Goal. W. Gillis: de- fence. air. A. Mullin. R. Noonan: for- vurds, L. Gaudct. G. Burris. A. Rnssiler, G. Roy. R. Glonet. Le- may.

0'Leary Maroons: Goal. G. Gamble: defence. B. MacDonald. A. Wedge. P. Scliurman: wards. A. Sllllker. H. nard. W. Harris. 1". Smallman. G. Rodgerson. .1. Baglole. A. Mac- Gregor.

Capitals Tonight

L. MacDonald. R. McIn-

for- Ally Silliker. Woodslde. G. Bernard. L. Ber-

Play

to go flawless in order to main- tain their lead at the finish of the season.

The Islanders play here to- night. ln Amherst tomorrow and they start their final home-and- home game series in Moucton with the Hawk: on Wednesday night. On these games will rest the final standing of the league. As the league presently stands. II will be the Islanders vs the Capitals and the Hawks and the Rambler: in the first round of playoffs.

The lslanders line-up will be complete this evening as is also expected of the ltfclntush boys iilio had a full line-up in Moncton when they were edged 4-3 by the Hawks in a Saturday night 't.

Saturday Minor Hockey Results

Results of games played in Paperweight. Pee Wee and San- iam at the Rotary Rink on Sat- urday were as follows:- Paperwelghtl:

Redwingl 0. Ramblers 0. Hawks 0. Bluebirds 0.

Robins 0. Rangers 0.

Falcons 1. Tiger: 0. Falcons goal by H. MacLeau. Pee Wee:

lllonarclis 0. Springer: 0. Tigers 1.Parkers 1. Tigers goal by VanAlstine; Parkars goal by Rice.

Hornets 5. Spitfires 0. Hornets goals by B. Maclllillan (3). P. Tanton and D. McKanna. Bantam:

Eagles 8. Flyers 8. Eagles goals by Callaghan (2). with sin- gles going to Gauthier, Joseph Bradley and Arsenauli. Flyers goals by Buutaln and Adams.

Braves I. Hawks 2. Braves goals by Barrett (4). Ferguson (3), MacDonald (1). Hawks goals by Cummiskey and Cheverle.

Overshadowing even the hockey in popularity. however. was the afternoon skate for children ac- . panled by adults. Upward: of 300 young hopefuls showed up for skating. It would appear that these sessions for the little ones are going to be not only popular

Sports Forum I

sir.-Kid Howard, the Canadian lightweight champion. also rank- eu 7th tor Jimmie Carter's crown will meet the stlffest opposition of his career on Feb. nth when he fights Ralph Dupas. third ranking contender. in New Or- leans. Dupas is the Junior wel- terweight champion of New Or- leans. Howard is easily the beat lightweight to come out of the Maritlmes since Mickey Mclntyre of Glace Bay. N. S. This same Mickey Maclntyre fought and de- feated such world famous ers as Boy Wood. Balding Nel- son. and Joe Rivers. It is true that only the old ..iiiers will recall such names as Wood. Nelson and Rivers. But

of the crop in their day.

For Mickey Maclntyre who died Oct. 2nd. 1922 at Sydney. N. S.. was a ringman who deserved to 08 ranked with those all-timc greats of Nova Scotia. Sam Lang- lord and George (Little Choco- alei Dixon. Dixon is the only Maritime boxer on record to ever iiold a world boxing title. in fact lie held not one but two. the featherweight and the bantam- weight.

a world title but he has the dis- tinction of having fought every champion from the lightweight lo the heavyweight champion Jack Johnson.

The only world title bout that Sam ever participated in was back in 1903 in Boston at the age of 28. It was with Joe Gans anti Sam won the decision in 13 rounds but couldn't claim the title because the afternoon of the fight be tipped the Fairbanks one pound over the lightweight limit

Getting back to Howard and l)upas. Howard is 25 years old and is now beginning his elev- enth year in the squared circle. lie has. to date. a record of (12 wins out of 73 fights. This is Howard's big chance to even the loss he suffered at the hands of Dupas back in 1953. Since then he has defeated such men as Brian Kelly. Pat Brady. Armand Savoie. Orlando Zueletta. How- zird finished his training at the Shearwater gym. under the watchful eye of trainer Torn Mc- Cluskey.

Dupas is a N-year-old igh school student and has been ox- lng pro for five years, and his record reads 60 fights. 55 wins.

but well worthwhile.

and he is rated third best light-

A sudden-death play-down be- tween the Cameron rink from Summerslde, the MacDonald rink from Prince of Wales and the Llewellyn rink from the Queen Charlotte High School for the right to represent the Province at the forth l Dominion school- boy: curling championships at Sydney will take place at the

harlottetown Curling Club not later than Tuesday. February 8. it was decided at a special meet- ing of the P.E.I. Curling Associ- ation yesterday.

The meeting was requested by

Curling Association for Prince Ed- ward Islsnd when it was discover- ed after the original finals were played. a member of the David Sllllphant foursome from the Summerside High School. mate Dee Lefurgey. was over-age and also not a steady member at the School. By his use. both he and his team have been disqualified and are now ineligible for the

CHICAGO.

Black Hawks here Sunday night.

In losing. Black Hawks extended their winlesii streak to 15 games. The loss was rookie goalie Hank

Bassen's secoflu in eight games with Hawks. Summary First period: 1, Chicago. Mosl-

enko (Mickoskl. Creighton) 5:14. Penalties: Hollingworih 5:30. Top- pazzini 10:45. McDonald 10:45.

Second period: 2. Toronto. Smith (Thomson) 5:34: 8. Toronto. Nes- terenko (Kennedy) 11:06. Penal- ties: Klukay 13:211.

Today At Rotary Rink

2:00-3:30-Skating. Kiddies companied by adults. 2:45-4:18 - Paperweights. Pkdle Bluebirds vs P.S.s. Tigers. 4:15-4:46 - Paperweights. Pkdle Robins vs Q.S.S. Ramblers.

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4:45-5:l5 - Pee Wees. Q.S.S. Rockets vs Q.C.H.S. Tigers.

l:lb-5:45 - Pee Wees. Pkdla lpriagers vs Q.S.S. Canadians.

8: 7:00 - Midget practice - all Midgets welcome.

'l:m-I:-()0 - Abbie Juveniles -

all Juveniles welcome.

8:15-0:18 - Abbie llsters prac- tice-all girls beyond school age. Izw-10:8 - York and Wlnsloe Juniors.

Bathurst And

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Canadian Press lta:.V'lriier otmasc (cit) - Rinks from auiium. ii. I.. and Qllobee City divided

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Sid Smith Paces Leafs To 4-2 Win Over Chicago

(AP)- Sid Smilhis two goals. his 27th and 28th of the

season. paced Toronto Maple (Toppazzlnl. Martin) 4:10: 8. Tor- Leafs to a 4-2 National Hockey onto. Cullen (Thomson) 6:02. Pen- League victory over Chicago alties: Stewart 18:44. Hollingworth.

Top Honors At Bonspiel

is H the 4mid all- and III Ulltod Itdtddn teraational boII- Francois obla lupin

Third period: 4. Torontb. Smith (Horton) 1:22; I. Chicago: Wilson

Horton 18:48. Bolton 19:14. Top- pazzlnl minor. major 10:58. Mi- gay major 12:58.

Stop: Lumley iBassen

lMi'. A. Defeats S.D.U. 72-58 In Hoop Game

SACKVILLE. N.B. (CP)-Mount Allison University broke a four- year jinx Saturday night to trounce st. DunItan'I University of Char- lotielown 72-80 in an intercollegiate basketball league game here.

Even Mount A's victory over the islanders four years ago was only by a single point.

The teams opened fast and the home squad held a nine-point mar- gin at the end of the first half. 87-28. St. Dunstan'l tied it up 44-44 early in the second half but got snowed under a Mount Allison power-drive that rolled up a 14- polnt edge.

Mouse Mcbenaaa lobbed 27

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is of St. Duiutan's palate. Rear- doa got 18 and Mooney 1

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Quebec Cop

a-aor'u Trophy. swat. no strang- a' to the rolllc wee -long bou- mel that aaaual drain in

is him Ontario. in Maritime:

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the executive of the School-boy

Sudd :-n Death Play-downs For P-.E.I. Schoolboy Curlers

final play-downs.

Members of the executive at- tending yesterdayis meeting were W. M. McNeill, president of the P. E. I. Curling Association; J. F. MacLeod of the Dominion Curling executive; R. Carruthers. chair- man of the games cpmmitee and A. B. Bagnall and R. N. McLalne of the executive of the School- boy curling,for Prince Edward Island.

Welshman Edge Nomads 43-42

The Prince of Wales College basketball team of the City Basketball League made a det- ermined come-back in the final half of a game played at the college auditorium on Saturday evening and edged the second place Scantlebury Nomads 43-42 i na well-played game. The Welsh- men. led by starry forward Mark Ladner. were able to over-come an 8-point deficit which they held at the half-way mark and gain their win as they out-scor- ef the Nomads 27-18 in the fin- ae

Ladner collected 22 of the 43 Welshmen counters. picking up 10 points in the first half and 12 in the last. Joe Revell of the Welshmen had 11 points. while

Continued on Page 9

Feb. 22 at Charlottetown.

Lineups

St. Dunstan'a-Slowey (11), Kel- ley (8). Shea (8). Reardon (13), Mooney (10). Dorals (15). Swift.

Farmer. Total .58. Mount Allison-Mclsennan (:17). Naylor id). McEwen (2). Mort

Bath (7). Robert: (2). Langley (1). Eulng (14), Maxwell (2). McDou- gall (1). McDonald. Total 72.

TO WHOM IT MAY OONOERN '

We. the Burn-Hi All Stars of Summerslde hereby declare our- selves winners by default. the champions of school bowling be- tween Summerslde and Charlotte- town for the 1N4-1868 season.

Ll: Nicholson. Ron -Mullins, June Wood. Don Cameron. Mary Shaw. Stan Gay. Norma Fitzpat- rick. Don Gay (captain). '

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Mgr. of Sum-Ill Bowling League.

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Hockey Scores

Saturday National League

Detroit 4 Boston 8

New York 1 Montreal 8

Chicago 2 Toronto 2

American League

Springfield 5 Hershey 2 Buffalo 5 Pittsburgh 4 Providence 8 Cleveland I

Western League

Edmonton 8 " skatoon 4 Calgary 5 New Westminster 2 Vancouver 2 Victoria 5

Atlantic Senior

Fredericton 8 Moncton 4

Ontario Senior

Niagara Falls 2 Stratford Chatham 8 Kitchener 7 Windsor 2 Owen Sound 2

Ontario Junior

Barrie 2 Galt ll ' Toronto Marlboro: 8 St. Cath.” 0

Thunder Bay-Arrowhead

Fort Frances 1 Fort William 5

North Ontario Senior

Pembroke 7 North Bay 5 Sudbury 4 Sault. Out. 6

International League

Johnston 1 Toledo 5 Troy 2 Cincinnati 0 Fort Wayne 2 Grand Rapids 8

Into. ollegiate al I St. Lawrence 7 APC Senior

Pictou 2 Halifax 7 St. Francis Xavier I New Glasgow

Sunday National League

Toronto 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 2 Boston 2 Montreal 7 New York 8

American Leagur shey 5 Springfield 6

Pittsburgh 1 Buffalo 4 Cleveland 2 Providence 8

International League

Grand Rapids 8 Troy 2

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