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The Summerslds Aces. represent- ing Prince County in the island Hockey League. will take to the tee with seven of last years players. and a list of new prospects. who will be on hand for practice soon lions at the Summcrsido Civic Stadium next Wednesday evening, or as soon as ice conditions permit. The mechanical procedures PW" paratory tn icemaking were ex- pected to begin at the stadium today. .

Discussion by s reprelenlallw of zhc team has been conducted with Clarence Steele, a former Pmr fessional hockey player of Sum- vierside, on the possibility of hav- ing him coach the Aces. and team membc . hop to meet whh Steele before this weekend to "scuss the

proposal further, and see if an agreement can be arran89d- MY- Steele said yesterday that if an agreement was not reached with tho Accs he intended to organise a team to play in the Bcdcqlw

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nellgtll: Aces last year were headed by Layton ”l.aysh" Schurman as coach. and Edwin Gallant as man- , and both these men have us. the Acas at tho Island Hockey League meetings is char- lottetown this fall, This league is composed of five teams: The Summerside Aces. Ba- silica Youth Club. St. Dunstan's, Parkdala. and Montague. end will

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Wanted; One Statistician Sharp Mind Is Essential

Let's see now, . . Ws have St. Dunatan's boating Summsrslds at Iummardda that's 1 is Ind l-5!

, laints lost to Park hers. that's four points for the Flyors. And. . and. .oh yes the B.Y.C. and the Aces tied at Summorside, that's 1A point aach. . . . Don't mind as folks wa'rs only practicing for ths months shsad when we will ho up to our can is crasinmlnd-up statistics. You soc. this writer bap- pens to be the Island league's sta- tistician and we have to keep in shape, although we are afraid it will take a chsrtarad accountant aided and abetted by one of those big thinking machines to keep the iocords straight this year.

If you think you can follow us. people. we'll take a slow walk avar this twisted ha! of fill"! and paint sat scans at iatarost as we go. To begin with the Sum- mersldc Aces have been granted the privilege of playing twice as many home games as t of the teams and four times as

staa's. and intercollegiate committmenta will be playing only half as many games as any other team. So you see that all Snmmcrsldo hams games will he warth only as pots - at p& to sack team if a its action. And all games involving S.D.U. will be worth four points oxcept when 8. D.U. is playing at dummoraidc. in which case the limo will ho worth I points. hacauso. as ws said hsfaro lammarslda H play- ing twice as many home games as anybody else.

So it's really all very simple. All g a in c s in Summcrside are worth no point each. Got mat??? Good. llxcapt whoa I.D.U. is the visitor. Then the game is worth 2 points. Okay so far?'.' Fine. Now when the Saints are playing In Charlottetown their games are worth 4 points - playing only half the schedule. You know. So if the Saints and Summorsids tie in Char- lottetown each gets 2 points - the some as a victory over any other team in Charlottetown. But if they tie in lummcrslda they get only one point aach. Still with us??? lo lusnntarsida will hava to win two games on home ice to garner two points, which "is soul to a victory in one game. against any opposition except S.D.U. - in Char- lottctown. Yet a tie against the saints in Summerslds is the same

five or six nights, and an invitation has been extended to any hockey player in the county to attend these practices to try out for a position on the Aces team.

team who have already signed with the Aces for this season are Ron MacArthur. Vance Harris, Gordon Cutcliffe. Eustace Reeves. Syl Ber-

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Bob Bowncss. Coke Grady. Grant Grady. Ulric Gallant. Alfred CF00"! and Garth Harris. while reports have indicated that couple of play- ers from the RCAF Station, and a couple frmn Charlottetown have sig nified an interest in playing with the Aces.

the Aces have played under this name which was adopted by the team after seeing a sweater crestl featuring the Aces from a deck of cards. which forms the crest

ummerside the Aces will hold ractice sessions each evening for

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This will be the fourth year that

used by the Quebec Aces. WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

in 1953-54 the team won the Mari- tima intermediate Bchamplonships and the following season won the island Intermediate "3" series and lost the Maritime Championship in playoff games with St. Basile, near Edmonston, New Brunswick. Last r the team advanced to senior "3" competition within the Island Senior Hockey League, lost five of, its star players during the winter, and failed to make the playoffs

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that will likely give them the loagns leadership. No. Hold it. Tho saints have won two in I row at Charlottetown that puts than on top with 0 points. That makes soase. Or should wa say that makes sense???

Actually folks, it isn't as bad as and that because all teams will gat equal chance against the Saints and although the system seems to leave S.D.U. with a big advantage and the Aces at a disadvantage don't forget that the other teams will get a chaiics to win those four pointers and it was the Aces management that requested a lar- ger number of home games.

The Saints, by virtue of play- ing only half the schedule. have last about Unqualified themsel- vss from winning any honors in the scoring race. While on the other hand the Aces arc in a good position to come lip with a scor- lng leader, having those extra games on home too. we better shut up before the Issue decides to sun Itlsgs up by scoring two points for all st. Duastas's goals and assists and only 1-! of a point I0? I" loals and assists scored by Suinincrsidc. We don't know

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.' -" ' EDWIN GALLANT 1951-52 after the old Summerslde rink, the home of the once famous ”Crystals", had been torn down. One evening in December 1951. Laysh Schurmsn accompanied by Bob Johnson, attended a meeting in Bedeque rink for the purpose of entering a team from Summersido High School in the South Shore League.

All the players on the iveam wers of juvenile age. and this team was defeated by F: t wn in tho semi- finals.

in 1952-53 this high school team again entered the Bedeque League. and again lost to Freetown in the seml-finals with a team composed largely of the some players as the previous year.

CONBTIIUCT NEW RINK

in 1953-54 construction on the new rink in Summ side was begun and the team. realising that they would be playing in the Summcrslda rink after Christmas, decided to form as intermediate hockey team in Summersidc.

After falling to get a sponsor, the players held a meeting and Laysh Schurman, Thane Baglole. and Garth Gay, were named to a com- mittee to organize a dance for the purpose of raising funds with which to purchase uniforms for the players.

This dance, at the Imperial Diner. netted about 8127.00. and the hockey club was reorgan- ized and named the Summcrslde Aces. with Laysh Schurman as President, Garth Gay as Vice- .'-tnesident, and Thane Baglole as Secretary - Treasurer, with funds from the dance the teams

when we are well all.

Of course for a brain as aglla and varsatilc as that of ths league statistician theso mixed up figures won't ha any problem. For ex- ample if Parlidalo wins two at Summerslde, beats the Aces down here while having wins ovar S.D.U. Ind Montagut and the Primrose: heat ths B.Y.C. and Saints hero and tie Sumrncrsldc three times in Summeralda and once here then ...then ...then.... Whewll A ny- body want a lab as league statis- tician? We hava an idea than may be one open soon.

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bank account was begun with the Bank of Commerce in Summer- side, and continued there since that time, and further informat- ion on the financial disburse- ments of the team will be made later later in this item.

In this year the team aguln en- tered the South Shore League. and also entered an Island Hockey League, where for the first time they played in Maritlmo Com- petition. winning the Maritime in- termediate "B" championship, and ending the year with a total of five trophies. HOLD Bf '0 ET

At the end of the season a ban- quet was hald. and each member was presented with a very fine jacket. 3 photo of the team. and a division was made of the funds remaining which amounted to 545.00 in cash for each player. The bank balance carried over to the next season ountcd to ninety- nlne cents.

In 1954-55 the Aces again entered the Island Hockey League, edging Montague in the Island finals. but losing the Maritime championship to the St. Bssila Aces.

After expenses and ths extra costs involved in taking the team to New Brunswick. a division of the funds provided each player with ap- P oxlmately 335.00. and agsia ten a bank balance of less than a dollar. -

Last year. 1955-56, Thane Baglolo resigned as M nsger. and was re- placed by Edwin Gallant, Layton Schurman continued as coach for the fifth consecutive year.

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' MONTREAL (OP) - Toronto Leafs came from behind twice Tbunday and broke in front in the third period on Dick Duff's xoal to hand Montreal Canadians a H defeat before I crowd of 14,108. Tho Leafs had lots of hustle and steady checking in outslinting and outpllylnl the Montrealers. George Armstrong and Barry Cul- lan of tha basis matched earlier Boats by Dickie Moore and Jean Balivoau.

The Leafs lost Hugh Bolton in the first period when the Toronto defenceman went into the boards. its may hsva suffered a broken el- 1 '

It was a spirited game. the first of tits National Hockey League season between the two teams, and rough play cropped up at Fifteen minor penalties were handed out - eight to the Leafs. who gave up both Montreal goals while short handed.

Lineups

Toronto - Goal: Chadwick; dc- fencs: Thomson. Morrison, Bolton, Horton: forwards: Migay. Stew-

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Culli- Barry Cullen, Pulford. Montreal - Goal: Plants 60- fcncc: Johnson. Talbot. HANG. st. Laurent. Turner; forwards- Marshall. Curry. Moore. Richard. Provost. Bellveau, Roun- seau, Olmstead, Wilson. Referee: Frank Udva!'I: II-I09 men: Doug Davies, Bill

art. Smith. Sloan, Harris. Duff.

Summary

First period: 1. Montreal, Moora (Beliveau, Richard) 13:25; 2. Tot- onto. Armstrong (Thomson itzw. Penalties: Duff 1:44. Moors 7:38, Armstrong 9:24. 18:55, Jamal 11:37. Talbot lass, Turnsr 10:14.

second period: 3. Montreal. 30- liveau (Moore. Harvey) 11:3. Penalties: Talbot 2:25. Horton 5:07, Beliveau 5:07. 14:43, Pulford James 18:52.

Third period: 4. Toronto. Barry Cullan (Stewart, Sloan) 4100; 6. Toronto, Duff (Annstrong, Thom- son) 10:21. Penalties: Nona.

Stops Chadwick Plante

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was formed and the Aces were one of the five participating teams, and for the first time in the teams history. failed to make the play- offs. During this season the team lost five of its star players when Paul Schurman and Stanley "Moo- ney" Gallant left for the nialnland, and Gerrard Bernard and Benny Grady suffered injuries. and Garth Gay enlisted In the RCAF. DIVIDE FUNDS

As was the custom of all pro vious years. the club funds were equally divided among the local players. each receiving approxim- ately 340.00. leaving a bank balance of about 84.00.

During the four years tho Aces have been in operation all racalpts :nd expenditures have been, in all cases. handled by Bank cheques. and, according to club officials. a full accounting of all monies re celvsd or paid by the club has been midi by the executive to ths am.

An itemized account of expenses which were paid from the money received by the Aces included trans- portation, advertlsing, sweaters, stockings. hockey sticks, l a c a s, llnamant, sharpening skates, eta.. and even the smallest was paid for by bank cheque, and all monies received for the team in the same way, in order to provide an accurate and unquestionabl. ac- counting of income and expenditure

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At a gcnsral meeting of the Ladies Branch of the Charlotte- town Curling Club hold at the club rooms last night. the prov. lnclal association meeting was ths chief topic of discussion, This meeting will be held in summer- side on November 10th.. at 1:30 pm An interested members are urged to attend plans wan also final- lsed for a masquerade dance.

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