FLANKING the British Consols are-some of the officials and of-

Curling Club Wednesday evening» Curling Club.

Johnson Rink Pulls Two Upsets) In Opening Play N

M was the Dr. L.I,A. John;

sbon rink from Montague that stole the show in the first day’s p.lay'in the Provincial Curling Championship at the Charlotte- town Club.

The popular Doctor won both his morning and evening rounds against highly-tooted Charlotte- town rinks. He first upset/ the Bill MacNeill foursome in a‘ nip and tuck duel 9-8, and came back in the evening to take a hair-raising extra end match from the Frank Acorn ‘quartet 11-10.

Two teams were knocked out of the provincial play at the close of last night’s contests- They were the Gerald Hayes rink from Summerside and the Frank Bryan rink from Alber- ton.

In the Johnston-Acorn fea-ture the Charlottetown rink looked to be on their way for a second win after a big five end in the 10th. They were leading 10-8, but the eastern team rallied and ‘counted lone points in the final two ends and added another in the extra and to clinch victory.

In the morning round the Acorn rink scored a 11-9 win over the Hayes Summerside foursome.

A welcome was extended visit- ing curlers at the Consols Ban- quetheld in the evening. Presid- ed over by Judge J. S. DeRoches, provincial president, over 100 curlers attended. Personnel of the 24 ‘competing rinks were in- troduced b skips. Brief speeches were made‘ by the Chairman, Judge DesRoche. J."Finley Mac- Leod, Secretary of the P.E.1. Curling Aussociation, Gordon Benn- ett, chairman of the Games Committee, and Dr. Johnston. The Doctor extended thanks to the ladies of the Charlottetown Club for the splendid dinner. Mrs. Helen‘ Likely replied. Play resumes this morning at 9 o’- clock. 9.00 A. M. D.'Cameron (Ch'’tn) - 302 000 610 211———16 W. MacLean .(Ch’tn) - 010 113 001 000- ‘I

F. Bryan (Alber-ton) ‘004 001 011 003-10

, F. Acorn (Ch’tn)

. Dr. Wen MacDonald (Ch'town)

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Left to right are: Dr. Wen Mac- Association; J . Finlay MacLeod, Trophy which was on display at ficers of the P.E.I. Curling As- Donald, president of the Charlotte- secretary of the P.E.I. Curling the banquet at the Charlottetown sociation and the Charlottetown town Club; Judge J.S. DesRoche, Associationyand Gordon Bennett,

president of the P.E.I. Curling chairman of the Provincial games

110 230 300 120-13

120 000 322 010—11 G. Hayes (S’Side) ‘ '. 002 113 000 101- 9

W.R. MacNeill (Ch’tn) .

002 001 110 120-r 8 Dr. Johnston ,(Montague) _

110 210 002 002- 9 l2——NO0N

H. Atkinson (Ch’town)

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D. Beardsley (Clftdwn) 020 030 032 010-11 (Ch’town)

J. E. Burden . 103102 M0 301--.13

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6. Ramsay (S’Side) A 1 ‘I120 002 040 004-12‘ 13. Hunter (S’Side) ‘

G. Nicholson (Montague)

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DureIIeIBooked Scrap With Anlfhonyl

-NEW YORK (AP)-Yvone Du- relle. Canada’s British Empire light heavyweight champion, was booked Wednesday to ‘meet Tony Anthony of New York‘in a 10- round television bout at Madison Square, Garden March 14.

A victory over Anthony would put the husky fisherman-fighter from Bale Ste. Anne, N.B., in ‘line for a title shot against world light heavyweight champion A r c h i e Moore.

Durelle and Anthony originally were scheduled to meet at the Garden, Jan. 31. but the New Yorker was forced to withdraw because of the flu. Durelle then stopped substitute Clarence Hin-

nant of Washington, D.C., in the seventh round}

It was sweet vengeance for the 28-year-old Durelle whose only loss in 12 fights in 1957 was to Hinnant. That was an eight-round technical knockout.

If he beats Anthony and can get a promoter to put up $100,000 for Moore, the>Canadian, ranked sec- ond among the contenders, will get the crack at Moore. .

“Archie would be delighted to fight Durelle in either Toronto or Montreal," said Charley John- ston, Moore's manager. “But someone has to get up $100,000 for Archie.

I "Durelle has come along strong in the -last year and would be a good 0 pp 0 n e n t. Archie never ducks anyone, you know. We had to get up $100,000 to get a crack at Joey Maxim when he had the title, so that’s our price, too.” Johnston said he had been ap- proached by Toronto promoter Jack (Deacon) Allen for an in- door title fight against Durelle at Toronto. '

said Johnston. “We'd like to fight either in Toronto, where there are good sports fans, or Montreal, which is closer to Durelle‘s home. The French-Canadians would go for the fight”,

Aces And Ramblers To -Start Series Here Friday

Summerside Aces and Amherst Ramblers open a best five-out~of- nine game playoff series on Fri- day night at Summerside to de- termine which team will advance into Allan Cup playdowns, it was learned last night from Charles Hogan.

The teams will play on-Saiur- day and Monday in Amherst and

IS GOOD MAN

The following game will be in Summerside on Friday 14th, Am- herst on the 15th and 17th Sum- merside on the 18th and in Am- herst on the 19th. The last four games will be played only if nec- essary in this five-out-of-nine ser- ies. . The winner of this series will advance against the armed forces service league and the winner of

back in Summerside on Tuesday.

Trotters

We-Ishmen Win

The Trotters and Prince of Wales College» racked up vic- tories in basketball action last evening. .

The Trottters scored a 74-50 win over second-place St. Dn- Stan's University to increase f.he.i.r first place margin to six points.

I5 In the second game of the evening, Prince of Wales de- feated the Y.M.C.A. 54-41, in a thrilling game.

L For the Trotters, playing with out their star Mark Ladner who is out with the flu, Gump Gillis led the way with 32 points. Most of Cillis' points came on his deadly hook shot.

Father Roche scored 18 for the Trotters while Donnie Mac- Lean collected 12.

For St. !)ulnstaInI’s, Shea tipped in 20 points to lead the t.-cam. MacKinnon was second with ll while Hecan tossed in 8. The 'I‘ro’tlers led most of the way with the score at half time reading 37-25 in their favor. Roth teams doubled their halt ime score in the final section to

And

that will advance against the win- ners of the Halifax Wolverines -- New Glasgow Rangers series for the right to represent the Mari- times in further Allan Gup com- petition.

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In the second game of the dou=be-header the college boys showed a litle two much scor- ing power and outscored the Y.M.C.A. 54-41, in what was for a while a close game.

Jimmy White led the Prince of Wales, team with 20 points, George Scan-tlebury fired 1} while Ken MacKenzie got 9.

The college team led at hall- time 24-17 and held of the de termined “Y" squad during the ’ second half for’ the victory.

Following are the lineups.

Trotters: MacLean 12, Glllis 32. Roche 18, MacDonald 6, Howatt 4, C. Ready, MacKin- non 2, LePage, K. Ready. Total

Saints: MacKinnon 11, Shea 20, Kelly 6, Hegan 8, MacNeil 2, Linegar 1, Denny, MacDonald 2. Total —- 50.

YMCA: Atkinson 6. H. Phillips: 13. <:. Phillips_ Machougall 5.;

lVl'-at-l.ean 5. Lavcrs I]. Tolalw -—4l. I-‘WC: Maclienzie 9, Scant'le-

bury ll. Storey 4, R. MacLean 4_ H. MacLean 6, White 20.

make the final reading 74-50.

Total-~54. I

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3.00 PM. W. Walwyn (S’Side) ’ 221 000 010 01% 9 J. S. MacDonald (Ciftown) « 000 211 203 001 1-10

D. L. O’Rourke ('Ch'town) I 401 104 .105 .032-21 > 1'‘. Arsenault (S’Side) 010 0% 010 100-.= 5

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110 601 104 010-15 At. MacDonald (Ch’town

001 010 020 104-- 9

W. C. Howell (RCAF)

I 000 110 301 100- 7 Ralph Beck (Montague) . l 213 004 040 021-17 8.30 P.M. G. Hayes, (S’Side) ' , 040 020 100 211-11 W. R. MacNeill (Ch’town) ‘ ' 505 202 051 000-20

Dr. Johnston (Montague) 002 300 111 011 1-~11 1". Acorn, (Oh’town) v 210 011 000 500 0-10

G. Nicholson (Montague)

020 002 110 301-10 (Ch’town)

404 310 001 040-17

W. MacLaine (Ch~’town) ‘ 101 025 021300-15 F. Bryan (Albenton) 010: 200 100 011-—— 8

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Increase In N.

PALM BEACH. Fla. fAP)-- Players on the National Hockey League and Stanley Cup cham- pion teams this year may each receive as much as $4,000 as a result of a parley between NHL player representatives and club owners here.

Increases in the playoff pool and in minimum salaries ‘were among benefits for players agreed upon in a 13-hour meeting which ended early Wednesday. League President Clarence Camp- bell said ‘-the agreement was ef- fective immediately and includes this season. . ~

Springfield Ina 7-6 "Victory Over Rusiico

Springfield; defeated Rustico 7-6 in a fast game in The Far- mers League at Kensington. Rink last night.

The winners ed 5-0 at the end of the first pe 0d, and 5-3 at the end of the second.

Scoring for Springfield. were Watson (4):; R. Weeks, B. Thebeau, and Sinclair and for‘

Ruatico Doucette (3). Pineau (2) and Gallant. Freetown &

Lot 16 Tie The Freetown ‘Royals and the

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4-Freetown, R. _ MacMurdo (D. Roberts). Penalties: MacMurdo‘ (Freetown).

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lnstead of recognizing the NHL Players Association as a bargain- ing agent for players. the owners agreed to the formation of a player-owner council to deal with future problems. The 13 player representatives who attended the meetingwere named as members of the council, representing indi- vidual teams.

In return, the players agreed to withdraw all pending litigation and lawsuits against the owners. This included a $3,000,000 anti- trust suit and labor relations board petitions filed in New York, Massachusetts and Toronto.

Ontario Rink .

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By ‘GERRY La FONTAINE Canadian Press Staff Writer

QUEBEC (CP)—Three Ontario rinks Wednesday entered the fi- nals in two major trophy events at ‘Quebec's 45th International bouspiel. I

In Chateau Trophy play Nels Findlay’s Cornwall, 0nt., crew toppled Luc Gosselin’s ,Qu’ebec Etchemin 7-6 and Bob Metcal.f’s Toronto Royal Canadian squeaked past Del Mac'1‘avish’s Lachute, Que., rink 8-7. ’ .

Charlie Cassels led his Hamil- ton Thistle to a 9-6 victory over A. L. Reid's Schenectady, N.Y., rink in play for ' the Omega Trophy. In the other Omega semi-final E. Bourcier’s East Ma-

Pius Callaghan. Prince Ed- ward lsland’s vice-president of

the Maritime Amateur Hockey

Association, asked last night for a -telegraph vote of the As- sociation to determine whether CharlotItetown’s Royals will be able to enter Maritime . Hoc- key playdowns in mid-March now that the Maritime Hockey League has been disbanded and Amherst and Sununerside have agreed to go into an im-. mediate playoff with the win- ner to go into Allan Cup play- downs. V . _

Mr. Callaghan sent the wire to Hanson Dowell, 'secrctary— registrar of the M.A.H.A. on request of the Royals man-389' ment.

In conversation with Mr. Callaghan and Earl Nicholson. Manager of the Sports Arena yesterday, it was learned that the Maritime Hockey League was disbanded when its pre- sident. E. L. Casey. Amherst told the M.A.H.A. that the league wished to so into) Allan .Cup playdowns which are start- ing immediately.

According to Mr. Nicholson. the Amherst ‘men had phoned Summerside prior to his ap- pearance at-vthe M.A.H.A. meet- ’ in Halifax last weekend

mg and Summerside had stated

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Freeman's crew Tuesday in- flicted a crushing 17-6 defeat on Alf Muth’s powerful Quebec Vic- toria team in quarter-final play. On the final end Pointe Claire

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Illinois in the Chateau and mega events will take place 'day- night.

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Mr. Callaghan said last night that E. 1.. Casey had pledged to the M.A.H.A. meeting last weekend that this league would enter Al- lan. Cup playdowns. Summer- side and Charlottetown had not then agreed but since that time Summerside has agreed to playoff with Am- herst leaving the Royals with nobody to play th..

the winner of the Cape Breton hockey League or against Carn- pbellton. N.B. ’ ‘

Mr. Nicholson said last night that it has been impossible for the Royals to go into playdowns immediately as requested. Actually, he explained we have only five playing dates available in the time we would have to complete them.

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