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Important City League Hockey Game Tonight
ln an important City Hockey League fixture at the Forum to- night, Jackie Kane's Saint Dun- stan's University puckste s will tangle with the Summer " Ail Stars. the results of which will either see the Saints move into |-1 first place tie with the league- ‘leading Navy or sea the Windy ‘Steels coached Westerners oust . their opponents out of second place in the league standing and take lover that position themselves. ' With the Sumrne side squad ent- ering into their second last game in regular scheduled play, a vie- ; tory tonight will be of the utmost Jmportance to them to be assur- ed of a playoff spot in the league. and they are expected to be turn- ing out stronger than ever to- lilgllt to conut-date that position. The Saints, on De other hand will be gunning for the top spot in the league and will not relinquish that chance easily, which should all add up to making the forthcoming en- counter a really top-notcnaffair. Coach Jackie Kane stated last night that he will be strengthening his defensive position tonight by the addition of A. J. McAdam, who will be making his first appearance in uniform this your. McAdam, who is a familiar figure among hockey circles, had been the mainstay on the Saints defence for the past number of years, but had dropped out of active participation at the end of lust season. His addition to the lineup will certainly contri- bute much to the Saints chances of winning out in tonight's encounter. __._i__i
Senior-Junior Maritime Hockey ‘Playoff Schedules - ~
Here are the senior and Junior hockey plnyoLf schedules in the Maritimes as announced by M.A.- ILA. officials:
SENIOR. Series A
Feb. 21 — Central League win- ner at Valley League winner.
Feb. Z! — Valley League winner at Central League winner.
Series B
Feb. 24 - St. RX. University st winner of Series A.
Feb. 28 -— Series A winner at St. RX. University.
Series C.
Fefb. 28 — Winner of Series B at ARC. winner.
March 2 — A.P.C. winner at winner of Series B.
Series A. B and C to be total goal series).
Series D
March 4—Winner of Series C at Cape Breton League winner.
March 5 -- Cape Bi-ECBTYXEEEPEE‘ winner at winner of Series C.
March 7 - Same (if necessary).
(Series D to be a best two of three series).
Series E (Maritime Final)
If Series D ends in two straight games, the Maritime final will start on March 7 - otherwise ser- ies will open on March ii.
The Maritime final will be a four of seven series as follows:
March a - Big four winner at Central or Valley or St. EX. or A.P.C. or Carpe Breton.
March 9 -- Same.
March l1 - Central or Valley or St. EX. or A.P..C.. or Cap; Bre- ton at Big Four winner.
March 12 — Same.
March 14 -— Same sary).
March 1s - Bic Four winner st Central Valley, St. RX. or A.- P.C. or Cape Breton (if neces-
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sary). . March 17 -- Big Four winner at Central, Valley, St. FJL. or, A..-
P..C.. or Cape Breton (if neces- sary). JUNIOR. Series A Feb. m - Antlgonlsh at Cape Breton winner. March 2 - Cape Breton winner nt Antigonlsh. Series B Feb. 2A — 91BX18"! Cumberiand-Westmorland. Feb. 26 Cumberland-West- morland at Sussex Rangers. Series C
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Rb. I — Fredericton or UN.- B. or St- John at Suaser: or Cum- berland-lWestmorland winner.
March ii — Reverse.
Series 0
March 4 — Winner of Series l" at Charlottetown.
March 7 - Ohariottetown at winner of Series F.
Maritime Final
March 9 New Brunswick- tREJI. winner at Nova Scotia win- I181‘.
March 1d - Reverse.
(All games to be total loll #- ies).
WOLFWILLE. N. 8., Feb. 14 - (CP) -— Acadia University Axemen advanced into the Valley Senior Hockey league final here tonight bp edging Kentviile Wildcats 5-3 in the third game of their best- of-five semi-final. .
l Sport Echoes l From ‘ Prince County
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The Sheen 6r Mclnnls Juveniles won their first league game. de- feating the Prince of Wales entry by the score of 4 to l. at Sum- merside Saturday night, but their victory may be a very costly one. as there is a chance that Layton Schurman, prolific scorer of the team. may be out of the game for some time. The nature of his injury is not determined as this column is being written, but it is hoped that Laysh will not be on the sidelines too long, as this would certainly constitute a serious handi- cap to the teem. Hard luck has dogged the steps of the newly organized team since its organizat- ion. "Nooner" Deighan. one of its ace forwards, suffered a broken arm in an exhibition game and the sextet was edged out 9 to 8 in a game at Kensington where ‘the ice was anything but favorable to good hockey. Now Schurman may be out of the line-up.
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—-We1re-~convinced that Delaney's place is in the nets. Our convict- ions, of course. will have nothing to do withthe way the boys line up but we wouldn't be surprised if coach Schurman might see it the same way. Delaney was good against the college boys. pulling off some smart saves when the Weishmen had the defence beat- en’ O O O O
Positions in the "200 Club" haven't changed since last week. Earl Smiili, the man in the big plush chair. took s. night off, and Windy Clow came s little closer to Allie Harris. Standing: President. Earl Smith, City Slickers —- 231; Vice-President — Allie Harris, Cur- ran a Briggs — 217; Secy-‘Ireas — Windy Clow, Mscquarries - 216; George Guergis, Curran d: Briggs —- 213; Pinky Peters, Dodgers — 209; Dutch Underwood. Currandz Briggs - 208: Ed Arsenauit, Dodgers - 206; Austin Brooks, Curran 8r. Briggs -- 205; Len Gallant, Dough- boys - 204.
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Summersids fans are waiting with baited breath for the game at Sum- merside on February 22nd between the Old-Timers of Summerside and Charlottetown. Such former greats as Jackie Scliurman, Ralph Silli- phant. Chick Gallant. Monty Mont- gomery, Charlie Cahiii, Hickey Nicholson, and others are expected to lineup for this historic game. Most of these boys are a. bit pudgy for fast hockey, but the hockey brains are still there. and some pretty clever plays will probably be wi‘ ’ The teams play first in Charlottetown on the 18th. and the game at. Crystal Rink will be the second of the series.‘
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We'd like, with everybodyfi per- mimion. to shoot an arrow into the dark. If anybody gets hit, please remember that we didn't aim at anyone so the casualty will be a pure accident. We sincerely be- lieve that in promoting these junior classes. Plllerweights. pee-wees. ban- tarns and midgets. the most import- ant thing of all is to make as sure as possible that none of the boys are getting into divisions for which they are too old. Any benefit that the kids will get from the exercise and team play will be entirely wiped out if you sell them the idea that dishonesty is the best policy. and that is the ides‘ they will get if they are allowed to compete against younger boys by telling falsehoods about their sees. Now we are well mare that. this could happen, and Probably does happen in ninety per- cent of such cases without the knowledge of the managers and coaches concerned. This might not excuse these leaders entirely, how- ever. as it is a simple matter to get the sgesof all these boys in school registers, if in no other wsy. If you get a boy's age in the registers of two or three consecutive years, you can be pretty sure that it is correct. Certainly every effort should be made to see that the boys are all in their proper classificat- ions whether they sign M.A.l<f.1i cards or not.
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be taught in such group games, then toned two or three times and a they’d be better not playing the letter from Jack McNair of Char- game at all. lottebown read by Ward. Trainer ‘ has yet to get his first point but all Islanders are pulling for him to turn the trick soon. O O l I
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side High School girls at the airport last Friday by the score 39 to 19. The point getters were follows: P.W.C. — Joan Scales Phyllis Cutcliffe 8: Joan Wood Joan Stewart 2. Summerslde
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