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Royals Overpower Aces In Maritime Lea gue Contest

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The l(u_\ul.5 lt‘t.’ﬂlll9Cl possesion {of the pink but missed on some \|lic ( arier on I phi) \\llll tiiitk Whitlock just IlII\\t‘(l the ion; stile til the net atitl a iiliilc later lluhhy l)owl- 111).; s sllttl llIt~\t‘Cl the open cor- ner The play \\H\ stopped \.\ll€ll lliitillll Josey |)ltl\|l|,f_' lll\ .hattl .:.itiie checked L'lrit- ltllll into the boards tiallatit \\ﬂS sttitincti tor a minute and had to. ‘Q ‘l(‘éi\l‘ lll(' HQ‘ 1 ' (‘l.().\l-I ti.-\P

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0 t!.c '..ll1 li.tti torticr iifl the .\ ll>‘ ll|t|lt1\'lll\ i.'ll('l‘ \\'.ttl_\' Sizeiitietti .itttl Llric (lul- lant teattied up to try to get the

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li.ut oiitwesscd Shepherd Kip Re.tti\- took a long from-1 B1'l.ln l.t'\\l\ and used one of the t)‘\ll 3 it lt'l'll soot oil that llilloii llt'\(T

pass I After the face-off the Royals got-.

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ed for the Ace net-tiiiiiicr Ralph Jose) let llv .t il.'l1‘tl shot that llilloit tlcflcctetl tiilo the stick of‘ Jack lieady ulio

mu Illllll ll fl.i~lictl into the net. The Aces then anxious for re- \('l1.‘P liu/led .'ii‘ottnd the Royals net but get a good shot away. -'l'lic litnills lll\'ll uttineil control. ot the |lll('l'\ hut |)tllon nizide sev-i I(‘t'1il -it-;it smex lirieiti lztssed‘ nl|\\t'll a goal on a l)t1(‘l\'ll£~ill(l shot ‘tli.-it Iiillon itiaiiagett to slot) hut ‘had to {all on to keep all)‘ ‘cliots from routing in» tiny iltonilx \\(‘tll into it 311 lead at tlte l lit 18 m;trk uitit Kip l(etid_\ again ti-;ttitiu.: up unit l’.i'i.'iit l.t‘\\1\ tori .liis \t'tt>ll(l goal of the iitgltt ‘ .\('l-IS .\'(‘()Rl-I

.-\lmo.~t as soon as the second. Lperioti opeiietl the Sttninierstde ikqlldtl pressed hzitd their tut-ti.s .tiii.t1“. paid olf \\llt'Il Hilly llu:l.i~~ ;ot coiitrol of the puck.. l"lLl:llt‘~ took one shot at Doyle. \\lllt'l1 has stopped but he ‘got’ £i\\t't_\' another that tolled between‘ l)o_\le'< legs. for the Aces first-

the ttie Suntnierside i gtiztlie. ’ As the third period opeitcd, the iAces knew that this was “last cliance to pull the game out I of the fire They were trailing by ; three goals and would have to: make a great (‘0ll1(‘l)a(‘l( to salt‘ tlte game auay for keeps t But Buck Wliitloek spoiled the Aces chances for victory with his second tally of the evening. .119 combined with Ralph

past

é Bl-(K “-HIHIOCK ‘Aces had otte great chance tact 11 goal, the puck was loose made a rtisli on the ltoyals‘-in front of the net after Doylei net l‘(’t‘(‘l\t‘(l a pass front Bucklhad made several saves. A Whitlock and broke H\\£T) fromlswarm of Summerside playersi the rest of the pack lie drew Dil- j made a try for but i goal of tlic iiizhl. The .\ce: . loii otit in the comet‘ anti piisliedt-1110101‘ MaCl.e0d got there aheadi \\\(il'llll'(l around l)o_\lt: looking the puck |lil\l him into the net. and cleared the PUl'k (10W" 11191 for another cliatice. \ance liar-I The Aces took their turn at 1&1‘. AS the game ended lht‘ Aces‘ l'l\’ got away a shot that hit tl'1E‘f'llShil’1E and again swarmed “N9 S1111 1Fy1n8 but W111‘ 110i side of the net and 1)oyle was‘aroiind the Royal net l.ero_v (‘low success. ‘

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Doyle. 1ll£l_\'ltlL’_ zi sensational game in lwtivecn the posts made a spine-titiuliiit: saw on the play to foil the Sumnierside attempt.

About fottt' minutes after Doyle

FORBIE SCORES Canadiens Defeat Leafs;

Bruins Blast Red Wings

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Minor Hockey’ For Saturday |

1-‘olloviing are the scheduled- games for the City's Minor. Hockey Leagues this Saturday.‘ All boyii are asked to be on_ to go when their boys. Juven— .. are again rc-

miitdcd that this is the last day to clear away registration Ln- cludtng ' players will

fees. Unregistered not be included it activities after this Saturday. 7 45 ~ 8 35 Bantams —-- (‘

.115 Robins \S Royalty. Spring |Park. Southport Orioles.

8 25 -9115-—Bantams - Q.C. vs QSS. Cardinals.

(lulls 05 — 9'45 — Bantams -QC

ptl\’\‘(‘\’.\l()ll of the ',iuck and liead-1115‘ W”1‘°r11195 "5 Q5-S E11“

9 ~15 10 25 Panthers l’k S'porl Bison». 1’aperwts— Royalty.

Bantams Royal

\'5 ars Paperwts - vs Royalty, chirds ‘ l’apcr\vts

1’. Falcons \§ Q.S.S. Red-' wings ‘

ion — Papcrwts l5l'1lll‘lI vs WK.S. Wol

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1 (I0 1 «I5 xi-rs vs ltoyals. 3 00 5 ' QSS. Wild nets

5'30 Q.t'.l1.S.

Midgets Fl .30 ~ Pee Wecs — cats vs P.S.S. Hot- 6 00 — Pee wees —

Lions vs W.K.S l

Canadian Hockey Team To Make Tour Of Russia

OTTAWA .ICl’6—- A Canadianiselects. which ends its eight- while playing in Canada‘

hockey team may make an ex- l1ll)1l1t)ll tour of Riissia next win- ter, a Russian hockey official said Thursday.

Col. Pavel Korotkov. president of the Soviet Ice Hockey Associ- ation. said the tour has been agreed to in principle by the Ca- nadian Amateur Hockey Associ- ation.

"No details have been worked out but the principle has been cc’ ed." he said in an inter- \’l(‘\§’.

He spoke through Roman Kine- l(‘\. official interpreter of the touring Soviet club. the Moscow

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6:lX)— 6180- Fee wees _ r.S.S. Spitfires vs 03.8. Eag- es.

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7:1!) — 8:15 —— Midgets Vlcs vs Arrows.

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ors. 11:00 School —- Practice.

If at all possible. the fol- lowing officials are asked toi report at times shown:

7:45—Leroy Barnett, Poulton. 9:45-—Gord0n Wellner.

1- rizzell.

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o9r:'oo_i3t1i_ Doyﬂi Art Perry; Curling Today At Montague

L'in'ling at Montague Friday 7' P

East Ice;-—L. M. Poole vs

P. Sinclair. West 1ce:—Doug Mac-Gownl vs William MacLean. 9:00 PM

East Ice: 11. Mtnr vs Dr. P. Maclntyre. West ice:

Open.

game visit to Canada here to- ‘night by playing Ottawa-Hull Ca- nadiens. a junior team.’ Korotkov was asked whether he would like to bring another

winter.

replied that discussions have been held with the CARA to alternate tours by Russian and

Y

“We expect a Canadian team to tour in Russia next year." he said

Korotkov said he a with the arrangements. transpor- tation and eats. So were the players.

The team. in seven games no

The Junior Canadiens are the

5 GIFT WRAPPED CAR MIRRORS

Russian team to Canada nextl Canadian teams on successive ‘ ears.

Speaking of the Selects‘ tour. ‘ sed

Saints Boat RCAF 61-43

It. Dunstan‘: University team handed the RC. squad from Summeridde first defeat lut night at

. Dunstan‘: gym. alrforcv 61-43.

high

It A.I'. their the dawning

Maclﬂnnon was scorer f the night collecting a total

Tooke had 10.

Hepburn led the RC.A.l". win 16 points. Weese had 11 and Lefler and Ternan had 5 each.

The Saints led most e way with the score reading 26-19 in their favor at half-

1:.

Following are the llneu

SAlNTS—'Dooke 10. non 18. Linegar MacGonnell 3. Henger Total- 61

-R.C.A.F.—Hepburn 16. Weese 11. Letter 5. Ternan 5, Little 4. Spicer 1. Christie 1. Total— 4 .

Ramblers In S’side Tonight

Amherst Ramblers pay a re turn visit to Civic Stadium in Sitnititerside toiiiglit. and _vou can he sure the game \\lll l)(‘ a torrid one with both teams going all out or a victory. _

he Aces got quite a surprise last week when they played the Ramblers. The checking was much more strenuous than the Summerside boys expected. according to reports. the Aces handed out check for check Sat- urday evning in Amherst and is expected there will he another hard-bumping game tonight.

Certainly the Aces are deter- mined that they will get to Steev es more frequently than in Am herst's last game when Tuffy really had the indian sign on them A large crowd of fans is expected at Civic Stadium. and all itidica—

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MISSED CLOSE ONE

The above photo shows some of the action that look place at the Sports Arena last night. Lloyd

Shepherd is seen shooting puck between Bobby Dillon‘: 1

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unidentified Summersidc ’ Royals won the game 6-2

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tions are that they

will be treat- to a thrilling contest.

8:30 P.M. SE Ice 1 — G. eters lee %Jim Cameron

Jenkins Ice 4—Don wonnacott

O'Rourke.

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Curling Draw For Friday

Curling Night. _ 7 P.M. SECTION “A"

ce 1-Dr. Chris Gallant J. Squarebriggs.

lee 2-8111 MacNe.'ill Girldiiigs.

ice 3—— Dr. Wen MacDonald vs D. Cameron

Ice 4—J. S. Macbonnld D Saunders.

MacDonald

in Draw for I-‘riday Humphrey.

VI National Detroit 2 Boston Toronto 3 Montreal 4 Ontario Senior A Belleville 3 Cornwall 4 -American League Hershey 0 Cleveland 9

Lennie vs Dr. 7 “There is nothing new in hockey tlieotjv," Korotkov said. “But the experience “as good." Had Selects found the opposi- tion tough here"

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