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hlirilime Midget Hockey Schedule '

llAlLIFAX. Feb. 17-(CP)-Fob lmi-mg is the Maritime midget

hockey plpy-oi! schedule as re- ,

leased by ihe Maritime Amateur Hockey Association: l Nova Scotia.Divlslon

Si'i'iCs ”A":

lilamh 1. Sydney midget at Glace Bay; Mardi O. Glace Bay at Sydney Midget-

Scrics "B":

March 1. Halifax minor at Windsor; March 0. Windsor It Halifax minor.

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M3i'('h lo. Cape Breton winner at Haiiiax or Windsor: .MJl'ch 15. iialilax or Windsor at Capes:-etoa

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New Brunswick Division Series "A": March 1, Cumberland-Wastinoru

land at Moncton winner; March 0. Jiionrlon winner at Cumberland- Wesiimoreiand.

Series 'B'':

March 1, Saint John at l'reder- A

ii.-ion: March 6. Fredericton at Ssini John.

Saries "C":

March 10, wini:i'.r szries "A" at winner series ”B": M-.ir:li ill, win-

ner series "B" at i-sinner series

.A..- 7 Prince Edward Island Division Series "A":

.Ma.roh 1. Suirnmarside at Alber- lori; March 6, Aliberion at Sum- merside.

Series "8":

March 10, Summeraide or Alber- ion at Oharlotietawnz Mlrch l5. Gharloileiown at Summei-side or Albcrlon.

Duration of all games according 10 Rule 12. M.A.H.A. handbook.

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MONTAGUE ENTRY IN THE PROVINCIAL CURLING BONSPIEL HELD LAST WEEK-left to right, Art Suliis van, skip. H. Hlgglnbottom, mate, John Annear. 2nd stone,

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MONTREAL. Feb. 1&-(CP)-- Detroit Red .Wings apoiledjviaurice Richard night (or a record throng of 16,700 fans in Montreal Forum saturday night as the National uagus-' " amleeud out a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the Canadians.

The famous Rocket did his -part by scorkia Montreal's lone goal- his aura of the season-in the opening period. i

mined and Kelly put wings back on even terms in the second klne. llsen near the midway mark in the (inal period Gordie Howe. Richard's brilliant right- wing rival. added his touch to, the drama-packed game with the

goal on a sparkling play. The top-speed. delving. solid- chectlns um. with only four penalties. had the crowd in an up- roar (throughout. Oanadiens time and again were halted by U10 lGll' satiooal work oi rookie Terry saw- s in the Detroit nets.

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ians. He spoke brleily in both French and English in acknow- ledking the tributes and was given an ovation.

The jammed-in crowd at lilflao eclipsedithe tormer forum N.H.I. record attendance of 15.036 set April 6.1950. in a playoff game with New York Rangers.

.l'vlchnrd'a goal was a short rap following a passout, with Elmer Leon and Normie Dussault assist- ing. Canadiens were a man short when Kelly tied the score, with an assist to Howe, on a screened shot. Hows wound up the scoring by taking Sid Abel's centre-ice pass. atlclchandling around deienceman Olen Harmon and pulling goalie Gerry McNeu from the net.

Lineups: netrolt-goal. saw- chuk; defence. Kelly, gem; gen. tile. Abel; wings, Howe. Lindsay. Subs-Goldhsm. Martin, Gee. Pet- ers. Stewart. slrov. Pavelioh. Mo- Fadden, Prystsi, Couture. Btasiult. Pronovost.

t treal--goal, McNeil defence, Harvey, MacPherson; c e n t r e, Lech: wings. Richard. Olmstead.

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SUMMERSIDE RINK IN PROVINCIAL PLAYDOWNS-Above is shown the Hayes 5.5.3,, (wing, 5, M,,;,,,,,,, 1 dm , flnk. runners-up for the Island curling championship. Left to right, G. J. Hayes, c. Albert auciion-g skip, T. L. Linkletter, mate, Bruce MacWilliams, 2nd stone, W. E. Jenkins, lead.

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Fans Attend On River Ice Saturday

Races A

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Gerry Gratian

attended the (trot horse racing (ucpmym) 55 ,1, meet 0! the season over the wgnnlng ha", and by 5,3,. Charlottetown ice on Saturday us; Kennedy. chvmwn,

afternoon when the Victoria

Driving Club ran on tour keOily contested classes , on East River 0!! Kensington Beach.

A total ol 21 horses took part in the four events with J. S. J.. owned by Horace B. Willis captur-

Class C Trot ls Pace

Milldale (W. Kelly) 2 1 Prince Marine (E. Shaw) 1 2 Sister Vernon I-too (Craig) 3 3

l 3 2 Northern Scott ,Wood) 4 4 I 1..

lug top honors in the Class A winning horse owned by Wi Pace. Sammy Kennedy's Carl lard Kelly. Southpori. Aubrey lho-Class 3. Pace. while

Mllldsle, owned and Willard Kelly won the

driven by Class C

Class D Trot & Pace

Trot and Pace and Judy Budiong. Judy Budlong (Smith) 1 1 dr owned and driven by Cyril Smith. Jeanette spruce winning the Class D Trot and . (Ladncr) 2 2 l P195 Junior M. (O'Meara) 3 4 2 1: was en ideal - day 19,- thg Little Nose (Morrlsey) dns 3 3 event. and all four classes gave R0ll0W8Y (Gauge) 6 6 4 attending fans plenty ol fast, Helen Dale (Gallant) 5 5 5 close racing. Anyway (Macnae) it 7 dr Mr. A. 3. Cutcliffe was the or- Wlnnlns horse owned by Cyril

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0o'lllll:e.!ollowing are the results: Class A Pace The New Haven Royals chalked

Winning horse owned by lloracc B. Willis. Ch'towl'l.

up another straight victory this season by detcatlng the Kelly's Cross Red Wings 6-3. The game

(Bernard) 4 3 2 was rugged and well played with Royal Tell (Smith) 3 1 dr no penalties been handed out. Calumet onward (Stead) 2 2 dr Kelly's Cross .- Goal. E. Corr;

delence. S. Hughes. L. Berrlgan; forwards. G. Tools. A. Smith. Bflllller. J. Cody. E. Johnston. P.

Class 8. Pace Hughes.

New Haven C. Goal, c. Mcphail; Carl Aubrey (Kennedy) 51 1 delcnce. Lloyd Murphy, John Reu-ben Lee (Bernard) 1 6 dn! Gass; torivards, L. MoPhail L. starlight Direct (Willis) 4 2 2 Tonic. c. White, D. Lamonl. 2, Lady Rose (W. Kelly) 3 4 31 Mc,pm.,:,,11, '

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Styli changes in the new 1951 Chrys or include a new wi e hood and front tenders aiopi 1 forward to. increase driver visi- bility. which is further aided by windshield pillars three-quash ters or an inch narrower than those used on 1950 models: new front and rear ornamentation; new trout and rear chrome fender mouldings, and a chrome belt moulding that now com- pletely encircies the car; new curved bumpers and massive bumper guards, trout and rear.

The new "Observation Car" rear window reaults in an increase at 30 percent in rear window area. The new six cylinder Chrysler models - built in Canada - are available in five mod ela - The Windsor Deluxe 4-c-oor a shown above, and c ub cou : The Windsor 4-door sedan, uh coupe and eight-passenger sedan.

Also available are the Chr ler Windsor Newport, the ow Yorker convertible and the Chrysler Imperial.

Baseball News

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-(AP) -- Billy noes, 2i-year-old Brooklyn Dodger pitcher, passed his (lnal physical examination yesterday and was inducted into the army. noes appeared in 10 games last year and was neither credited with II vict- cry ncr charged with a deleat. '

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l'l-((AP.l- Pitcher Bill Kennedy, who won 16 and lost nine last year with Baltimore or the Intematlonal Leasue. has signed his 1931 con- tract with at. Louis Browns. the club announced today.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 17-(AP) - -- Gan Dempsey, right handed pit.

"ll" b0l18ht from San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast league.

Toronto Maple Leak. Sign New Player

TORONTO. Feb. 17 - (OP) -- Bobby I-Iassax-d.2l-year-old centre for Toronto Marlboro: or the On- tario Hockey Association major group, was signed by Toronto Maple Leafs or the National Hoc- key League yesterday.

Hassard, a native of Lloydmin- ster, Sasic, will fill in for centre Johnny Mcconmack. who sullered a shoulder separation Wednesday night while on loan to the Leafs Pittsburgh iarm club in the American Hockey League.

has signed his 1951 contract with Pittsburgh Pirates. General mana- ger Branch Rickey said today that Dempsey is the 19th Buc to come to terms"

1,ng:g2:TE;er;;:;ha,:'dJm FM. radio and radar communication, and all the skills necessary mean for successful flight to any land. Canada's expanding Air .,,,,,m,,, Force needs alert young men for Air Crcw service to meet the needs of these times. First Period l.-Montreal, Richard (Lech. l n : . 704 film en if:::lll3.i'..??.... ,,,,,?,,,,,,,,,, NAVIGATION OFFICERS, Wmlll l'"l'"l ing:I'nMek.t'.4.F. RADIO OFFICERS ' 2.-Detroit. Kelly (Howe) 3.55. foryumgnmro AND Penalties-Johnson (3). ""3 tn-

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OTTAWA. Feb. 1'1 - (GP) -- ottawa Rough Riders will pin their 1051 big four football hopes on a new American coach Clem F. crowe, last year's mentor or Balt- imore colts.

Crowe, one of the "Seven Mules" behind Knute Rochne's tamed "Four Horsemen" in the mid-we when Nctre Dame had it. was an- nounced as the new Rider couch by the Ottawa Football Club exec- utive.

Club oiiicials said Crows will be given complete jurisdiction over the selection of players. and the job of "completely re-building" the cllub which finished last in iosoxs tight Big Four competition.

subs-Bouchsud, Robert. Geom- lon. Curry. Harmon, Johnson Mac- Kay. Rcny. Dawes. Mlosdeil. Meger. Dussault. V Storey;

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Ilevigeters Plot flight: the Span rs: Globe!

Air Crew are urgently needed! The Air Crew reams of Canada's Air Force lly the globe in the course of duty- in service to Canada and the United Nations! The Air Crew Ohiccrs of the R.C.A.F. are trained in navigation,

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