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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN Montague Mixed iMon.tague Takes 2-Goal

AGENTS:

-XONTAGUE: Harold F. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Layers

Landry, Mrs. Byrzn Stewart.

The Guardian may be bought at th

Blue Donia Restaurant.

In Georgetown: The Poat Office; in Souris:

..'n0CllY, Montague rink, to- night. Skata alter. p ....-csuicn your: dry cieminzi for spring. Men's suits. overcoatsi troucers. jackets, sweaters. MP5,; caps, bathrobes. sport shirts, law dies" suits, dresses, skirts, blouses” 1 a e k e t I. bathrobes, overttoatml sweaters. Children's suits. dresses.l pants. overcoats. sweaters. House-l hold drapes, cushion rovers, run-1 tiers. mats. hPd spreads, blankets. .1;-, 1');-tux; Dry Cleaners, Mon- tague. i

..'BOY 5('0l'T M!2ia'TlN(i - A meeting of the executive of the Montague Boy Scout Association was held in the Bank of Com- merce building last evepinit ullh Rev. Kenneth T. Norris presiding There were ten members present. Rnuiine business uas carried on. and a number of small bills uere.

nrdered to be paid Mr. Gordon Coffin. ctiairiiian of the ianilamtill commlfLD5'. reported tuat 5183 L15

had heels collected and alter im- viairiiiiic riieque for M3500 to pioriiicial ll0dCltlll.”lllCl'S. the sum of 54823 was leit for use by the local a.-.-i-t'i.'it.uii. Mr. Dali Muriav and Mr Eric Diivar the rubs and st-nuts It via: point- ed out that there iie:e varaiiries in the cubs for boys between the ages of eight and 11 years of age. It it expected that a Jamboree film will be shown sometime in Mari-ti. Follouiiig disciission of aeveral utner matters. the meeting adjourned.

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Rangers, Black Hawks In Scoreless Tie

CHICAGO. IAPI-New York Ranger: were held to a. scoreless tie by Chicago Black Hawks Fri- day night to move into a fourth-

ace tie with the idle Boston in: in the National Hockey bonnie race - Summary. ' First Period

No acoi-iii: Penalties. None. Second Period

No acoring. Penalty: Gadsby. 3:4-3. Third Period No scoring. Penalties: Fogolin, major, and Irwin. maior. 3:33. Stopa: Bower ......... .. 13 16 8--3'7 Rollins 7 12 8--27

Coveliedirlilanks Rockets 6-0

('oxo-liiiavl Flycrs hlaiiked the Charlottetown Rockets 6-0 at the Forum last. night. in an Intermed- iate C hockey game. The game uats a liidden-death affair in the Queen: tfoimty play-offs.

Norman lHHRhl Larler S4'fllPll (wit-p for Cnvetieari. The winners other goals vwro trinrasd hy Ralph .lri.uy. Harold Hiizhes. Leo Dow- lzng. and Leigh Misner.

Gene X'Vard, in nets for (Towi- liead. picked up l'ii.l third shut- out of the playoffs.

Summary.

Firat. Period

1 Cnvehcad. Josey.

'Lart.ori , ,,,,,,,,,, H um

2- Covehead. Hughes.

(V. Deaconi ' 540

Second Period

3 Cnvehearl. Dowling. (Mar-Donald. Lari!-rl .;.,.. L Covehead. llarter. Mloseyi .. ,. Penalty: G. Mavinnls Third Period

3.15

14.05

5 (Tovelis-ad. Lartnr. 'i"-. Biirizet ......... .. 5.0.1

I (lovrhead. Misner, 1743

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T0-DAY ONLY

ESTHER WILLIAMS in "DANGEROUS WHEN WET"

reported for p

0 following pia-ciestin MT)ri-tague: and Guardian Office; The Snack Bar.

..'Wl-IEKLY CARD PARTY The regular weekly card party sponsored by the C. W. 1... Mon- tague, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lauigan on Thursday night uith a good at- tendance. The door prize was won by Mrs George McKi-eiiian. the ladies prize by Mrs Lester Carpenter. and the men's by Mr. Cecil. Power. New Perth.

Marcel Clements To Join thlitax

Fllliiitlll Nlatitil Vlwiiitinis of tlis- Kuiiix llltltllls ix ivpuitmi in ll- mi tlir twig iii lliii-fax to join? (hr xtl.intiiw for the pill)-tiff.-.l t't.-miiiiis pI,.iii-it with the Islami- mt l.i-t ituil

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Hockey Scores

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I Curling Draw

Ciirliiic diaw for Satiiiday alter- iliflnil at the Charlottetown Curling ' Cliilf 2 p m Ive I-Sr-azixiins. J S .'iiarDmi- 'alcl rs H l Spillett l l Ice '2-Seagrams.

man rs J F. MacI.cod l Ice Zlvseagrams. W. H. Worth vs Dr. H. Maclntyre. .

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vs, W. C Maclmaii

Ice 3-Seagrams. I-' Hansen V: J. Burden.

Ice -- E S. (iidduigs vs F Acorn

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Atlantics Edge Glace Bay 5-4 in Overtime

HALIFAX. 'CPi - Bob Bowiiess. siarnmlxig in his rrhouizd its hcl fell in the ice, gave. Halifax At- lintics a 5-4 overtime victory over

Glace Bay Miners Friday night in

la vi ide - open Ma ritime Major Hockey League game. Set up by 8111 Ford and Pete

Wywrot. Bowncm drilled a sizzling shot at goalie Cliff Hicks nndi lwhen the puck bounced back he slapped it under Hlcks' arm as he fell to the ice with a Miner de- fencoman on his back.

l But Bownesa had to share star billing with Hugh Campbell. Mi- 'ners' big winger whose playingi made it appear as if he had a, personal fetid with Haltfax goalicl Rroy McMeekin. Artiially the two.

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in the. first period arfd forced the km-,1 .c, R,.-vanvyi; 3g Tommy. game into overtime with the only smug,-i c nmianvi

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Curling Draw

,. Following is the draw for the mixed bonsplel at the Montague curling rink today;

7:00 p. m.

West ice - Dr. L. A. Johnston, E. Cudmore, C. Nicholson. A. Mac- Laren, vs. G. Gordon. J. MacDon- ald. J. E. Cudmore. E MacDonald.

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.."1'he Montague shmohawks took a two-goal lead in the inter- medlatein series by defeating the Georgetown Eagles 64 at the Montague rink last night.

It was a stellar performance by players and goalies of both teams.

East ice - J. S Desfiochea, and the fans were roused to a Vera MacDonald. F. Fraser. A. high pitch as the two titans bat- MacGregor vs. J. Larkin. G. pow. tied it out for the first game of

the series. For over fifteen min- piitea the players fought to break the goose egg. bue each was deter- mined that the other would not. .gct the initial score. One spectac- ular play after another followed which brought applliuse from the fans who last night irrre treated

er. S. MacDonald, E. Clay. 8:30 p. in.

West ice A. MacDonald, H Clair, G Wright. G. Llewellyn vs. D MacGnwiiiiy M. Nicholson, 0 Maccaiinell, F D8SROchc.s.

East ire - H. Moar. L. Sinclair. R Hamilton, C Sir-wart vs. G co!-

Lead In Playoff Series

fin. B. Mt-Gouan. E. Robertson. to one of the finest games this C. Gordon. year. Such a gruelling pace could 1000 p. m. scarcely be continued and it re-

west ice Dr P lViat:fnt.ire.,spite came when Landry for the O Poolc. F. Shin. J Johnston. vs. i visitors notched the first score to A E Suiiiriiii. L Coffin, D. Cor- be tied tvi'n minutt-s later by. nisli. L. Daiis Hitches from M icLeaii. Tlllll'15l

were even stcplicii when the ser- niid period opened with the same,

Eist icc Di G S Iiinian. R.l Smith. R. Miir'ihi'. L MiicDoiiald.l

vs. R Beck, H. Innian. D. Daiv1s.'t:'lling pace. and acain the visit- C Deliircv firs netted the breaker from Pun-p Snares - D Diiiis. C Jackson. lit-over-'5 st:(-k. I.. Sliephcrd ticd iti R Miiirav. A W"1litiiiaii. J Mar'- l azain one minute liter. but Gear's:--L llmlll. T. Citir P Stvwliiig H town forced iihead wlirn Sll"'Ti-l Smith. I. H Poole, T. Bess. lSll0t)llll': Fulilii-nvcr crack-d the -- -- ------ llilloiitacue goilie for his semiirtl

o !a score of the game Montarziio the-nl lput on a terrific prr-ssiire attack. ' and although they repeatedly shot.

rubber from all uncles. tlicv were

.unable to get through Sullivan:

ifoi- the tie.

The last session was just overl

u 0 two niiiiiites old. when Macimanl -the visitors" effective d”fPli(”'mflli.

started off on one of his famnusl

Cm:::;flWl;x:Elll5ur,Tr:all solo riishes which carried him. ' l 3 ” r':lit thrnugli the oppo-in: teairtl today 7'00 pm foi'asoloi'iistiscnn-. The applRt'3P it-e 2--Sybil Gordon. Dorothy "5 dmfvnlllll "5 ll mm” M ""7: Stezxart. Nita MacDonald. Marion hmlkml smllml. Wmmn M "laml

, years for his tiemeiidaiis effort. Dnckeiidorff vs Glace Campbell. hmmcdi

Down two. Montague the accelerator for n siistainr-d at-l tack. Hll"l1?S banged in tho firsly nun. MacLean followed with thel sr-cnnd to tie the score. and Mac-

Lorraine Maccorniac. Maigo Bea- ton. Mary McLennan.

Ice 3 -Grace. E. MacKay. Pauline Tndd. Bessie Prowse. Bill MaeLeaii vs Hilda Ferguson. Blanche Con- wny, Ethel Sutherland. Cleaver Mat-Leaii.

Ii-e 4-Boa Jenkins. Florence lVld('L93ll. Mel Jenkins. J. F. Hobbs vs Louise Creamer. Jean Macbcan.

D. Peterson, Jas. Cameron, 8:00 p.m. Ire i--Ruth Stead. R. E Jen-

kins. Aiinin Wood. Walter Pickard

iw Vmw slmmonda H. H slmpg Ce.iitral Royalty were tiie ;ig:srn- inn. Em”... Raynor. Doug Hm gate point. winners in the first. 1..., ggpauhne snnmondsr Op School Unit. No. I. Anniia,l Sclitmi. Raymm Laura Pmkalm Gordon Sports held at the-'Foi:iiiii last” night. ThPlI' total of no points gave.

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steuart vs Connie M.acLeod. Har-j otit Stead. Bertie Howatt. Ed Wood,i

Ire 3-Holly Taylor. Al Mac-l l.4-ocl. Jean Grant. Gil Henry vs Marguerite Stewart, Pauline Henry, Rosemary Hill. John Simmonds. 1

Ice 4-Olive MacDonald. Jean Mat-Lean, A. Howatt. Sybil Mac-I Millaii vs Addie MacDonald. Fercyl

them R iiide margin over the neiir-, est rival, Parkdale with 34. Spring' Park had 17, Winsloe 14. East Roy-1 alty 13 and West. Roy.ilt.y in. At shield donated by the trustees of: the School Unit will be Dl'F5ClitL'(ll to Central Royalty School at a later date. and will be up for an-l

Simnionds, Aggie Mat-Donald. Ada llllal gl'"mpelltll”ls Mam". t Spring Park School won the I George Grecory Trophy for the

9:00 p.m. , ' Ice 1-Bee Martin, Barbara Rn-. bf” my” relay le"m' Over two thousand

per. Jessie Parker. Bill M.icNeill . vs Jean Hornby. Margaret Worth. lll Almndallc” El lllls

people we-rci inter-school

Mum MacNem' Ronnie Parker. imeet which 5-iw all the rlassriai IE, 2g Shirley 5.01.”. Gus Mac, well filled and keen rompetitlonp displayed. Referee-in-Chief Brig.

Kenzie. A nos I-lott, Ster n -l . Donald Vsg Etta Bileii. Al'tl'ill1rgR,2:paecr,l W" W- Willi 0”'C"ll.V "Pmeil ll” Dmu MacD0M1d' Wendell worth. imeet and got the events away ICE 3gGem.gie Seaman. Allen. promptly on time. Art Perry was. MacMman. Helen Ma',Kenzic.!SLatEl' and Messrs. Gordon Rice. Clnnnrd MHCDOMM V5 Mm."l.-at Allan MacKinnon and Frank Bllt'k0 Jones. Waldo Hovt. Nora MacDon-l W9” -lllllws Alllllt-' 5” '"""ll Md. Jack wnmn: ljudgea were. Warren Gregory. Bil- ”, k,y,,,,n,,e wumm Don 5", lie Mactman and Sonny Ciaswcll. Ehmheth Macbmmldy Doug The following are the results of

Saunders vii Georgie Seaman. Jim ll” ”'e"lll Hnrnma Kay Johnston. Ralph 1. Girls to yrs) 34 sec. - 1 Mar- jorie Low Maclnnis tP:irkdalet;

JONES.

l2. Cami Ann Chevcrie iC. Royal- ty): 3. Marilyn Roper (C. Royalty! lolm" l”:l'"m”le5- ll" Plll"- 2, Boys (6 yrs.) 26 ser. -- 1 Joe Campbell 33” Mllw” I 2'1 193d . Brown tParkdalri: 2. Russell Pic-

through the Halifax forwards and govm .py,,-ma”); 3y Ewe,-1,y MC. d”e"Ce- Innis is. en. Ford, Billy Arcand, Rosa Waiaon , 4, guys .7 ya) 30 5pc. D 1 M11,

and Wywrot got Halifaxa othempunvr pd) 2g MK.hN.1 Mccm-.

goals, and Jim Farelli notched the mi... ((3, RI); 3g cscu M(.n0n,.1d

other Glace my goal. pip,”

Foi-u'.a goal iias his 76th of the; 5, any; ii; mp, (.,.,.nn ,, L 59350” Mld his W” R-T-3lBl-S ilHVE;Georgel Murray is Pi '1 GlP'Il him a total of 138 points. 10 more Thumpsnn iw,i; - 3. Gerald coiesl than the record set by Roy taucgi l (c R L i Whitlock of Charlottetown Island-. ti. Girls (R tips) 24 SN-, . 1 53.11 cm while with Saint John Beavers camemn up I; 3 sand” John. "ll" 5”l5”ll5 W” fstnii tPi- and Enid Livingston

Glace Bay held the edge iniic. Ri, l shooting. and MoMeekin had to bel 7. Finis In u.-5. or my I 11..., spectaciilar several times in mak- Fri7,7,pI1 tea) 2 R-mym Dove;-1 mg 42 stops. Hicks made 35 saves l icR.i; 3. Arthur MacIiinis- tPi.

l"”C-UPS3 l 8. Ski l'ivit'r 33 sec. -- t Ncil

GltlCP nay: Goat: Hicks. rtr- Show and G... B--itnii ic Rl feiirc. Trecii. Lcytc. Cauipbrll: 0. Girls (9 .-,-.:i 30 shy. ... 1, forwrtrds. lvilllPl'. Ariictl. Kodatsky, Ann C-mp.-on mi -1, m..m- Kn... 1';:'l'”ll'”i Km Wi”Mn- Fmlii. My-.n.v ic n i; .1 Wl'liflVHSl'i:liv (C. at

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Halifax--Goal: McMeekln' tie-i 3lIaT,,,Bn;s:,,;?,.dll'.,l,,l.7 '..,n chunln "ll": Blmmi l”Ca”d- l-9Pl"”- Mi" Potiiid isl PI" 1 lificharl Mar- Nml; forwards: Wywrot, Bovine .lKim, n fg pf H I I Ford. ilollett. R055 Watson, Moi: H 0(.m; '(. 1'v' Fr (, 1 R V row. Mr.Plice. LI-Clerc. Douglas. l H ghl 1'”; F , ,3 " N ,0);

RMHMZ Ohonuhuel Linumnny a .,y . c no in IP -Hhavi -. Pnwpm Bit-nda Colea. .1. Adele Beck. 4

siiwimanv V"l,l,"" 09'” rim Per.” 1-. Girls 410 yr.-it it see. M t 1, Ham” Ford Debby Plctch ism: 2. JiIfl'J (W-vwm” ........ kn Johnston tc. R3: 3. Donna Kon- 2-Glace Bay. Myles . "ml" lw-l: .;.-3mm. wauom N 6.45 13, Goya (10 yrs) - 1. Ronnie g(;1,ce Bay. cunpbe" Hire (C. R I: 2 Harvey Stewart. (xodaggkyy I E” (W); .1. Allan Macxlnnnn IS.P.i Penaltiea: None. 14. Boys ii-etavi J Sprint! PR"! 3....” pug” Earl Mackenzie, Jackie Pound. L-Halifax. Arcand Johnnie. Stewart, George Murray (Hollett. Leplne), g;,t,3 I5 Girls tll yrai - 1. Frances I-Glace Bay. Plarelli Thompson (W): 2 Marie Roper (Myles) 1430 (CR): 3. Gnron simmona tW.R.l.

O-Halifax, Watson 18 "Boys (I0 yrs) 30 see. - l

tMcPhee. Bloom) 13:40 Fergle. Robertson tE.R.)' 2. David

'I-Halifax. Wywrot. O'Brien IF); it. steph Dovvling

iMon-ow. For-di . . 19:42 (CR). Penalties: None. 17. Girla I12 yra.i 34 sec. - 1. Third Period Brenda Cotes (CR): 2, Jeanette '-e0l'0' 3'! Clmvbell 3:12 Cot-idly (P); 3 Janet Gay tW.I. Pcheliin: Mylee IM. Amati 15. Boy: tiz yra.) in sec. G i. 1" ' Ferrzie Robertson tF'..R.i; 2. David '0""'lM Period Storey tom; a. some Camp-

I-Halihx. Bowman 1,,” .w,R,,.

;:::-Haw-l';l'”'l ------------ -i 7159 iii. suitcaae. race. 41 sec. - i am". l ”"'- (&3flA"ld1'?d'lCKiT&1?H and Frankie men 6 , 1 : ac uala t ..

Mensch" H 9 63; K20. Girla tl.'i yin 34 sec. -- i. Nhp aien Simmons -w.a.i 1. Brenda sMAR,'.y 'NDMN' l:dca;!(,a.v (P) 3. Laura Bernard

Indiana in tropical Coiombis cen- 21. Boya (I3 yrxi 43 sec. - 1 turiu ago learned to waterproof Bobby Sin-imam tW.R.i: 2. Wayne clothim with the Juice of Leclair: (R); 3. Fault Robert- W -l ""1 .Ir .

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Central Royalty P Winners In School Sports .p

Rae on a long shot. broke the tie at the thirteen and a half min- ute mark. With about seven min- lites to go. Georgetown renewed the attack only to find an inpene- trable defence in front repelling each attack. Then on a break. with seven seconds to go. Montague got away, a scramble followed in the corner. it pass in front of the net. and Hughes bangs-d in the clincher to perform the hat trick and sew up the game.

Montague will now lead George- town by two goals in the series total goals in count. The final

gaine is SCllPdillPd for lOnlf.'llt, and it. will be announci-ti over the CF- CY Outporis plOQl'i-ltll whether the game it ill be in Montague or Georgetown.

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Montigue Gail: MacDonald: defence F Slit-pherci. MacRae; forwairiss Miiclmaii. Hughes. L. Shcplicrd. Nelson. C. Stewart Cleiiicuts

Cv90l'S".t7ixl1 GitRl' Sullivan: dPltIliC”' Jiiliiiston. l.Iar.Leaii. Mac- Phcr. fiirvzirds. Ftiill. Ixiiidry. Viz-

DeMarco Wins lightweight Championship

by Mimnav ndsir

NEW YORK. (AP)-Bustling Paddy DeMai-co, who appeared headed for boxin('a scrap heap only five months ago. put on the greatest fight of bin career Friday night to wrest the lightweight championship from 30-year-old Jimmy Carter in a aenaatlonai upset in Madison Square Garden.

A I-to-l underdog. the 20- year-old DeMarco, who had never gone more than 10

rounds before in his nine-year career. won the 15-rounder

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with ease. The decision was unanimous and Wu met. with a roar of approval by the slim crowd of 5.730 which paid 323.727.

The broad-iuliouldered. how- legged Brooklyn batiler nut.- I hustled. outfoughi. and our- .1 manoeuvred the hard-hitting l

New York Negro. Paddy made Carter fight the way he wanted as he piled up

Conn-ll. Piilil”.cui'ci'. Power. Mitr-

phy. MicNc:ll Viitlicsoii. SlPi'PliS.x

Siimmnry

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tMirI.caiii 17:41) Pcualiics -- MacPliei-. 1 Second period y .'i A Geoipcttiiiii. Piiblit-over istrvcnsi 9:-ill . 4 --lloiitaciie. I. Shepherd i' (F. Sliephcrdi . 10 fit. 5 G"iir'1ct(iii'n. Publicorer . isiiiiii i-.-.4.'.l Peiiaiiies - Mziclnrin I'll. l. Tliird pcrlofl 6-Gvorcetown. Mm-I.e.iii 2.2!- 7 ” 'i slic. Hiiclies 5 tNelsoni .. 3:0-ii 8.---”':rl i"il(l. Maclsea ; II. Slieplinrdi 13:14 9.--Montaciie. M:irRae 1.'l:33l

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Millionaires Win

8-4 Victory Over Islainlers

SYDNEY, (CPI-Sydney Million- aircs' four itiiansuercd second-pen iod goals give them the margin of victory Friday night as may tluwncd Cliiirlo't.etiivin Isl-inders R-4 in I. Maritime Major Hockey L01-I211! Trlnlc.

The victory hiid no effect on the

standiiigs. Halifax Atlantit-s and Sydney have clinched first and second plnct-s respectively, and Miners rriiiiained three points

alicad of Islaiidcrs through tlieirl 5-4 loss to Atlantics in the other lcacue grime.

Pwcr-d by Gordie Cnwaii, Mils split four goals in the first period. hnmiiici-cd in four coals in the sec- ond fiir a yfi-Z lead and l1ialt"lif”'l Isl.'iiidci's' tvio goals in the third.

Cowan scored twicr. and the otlicrs went to Specs Cliorlei. Ray

Lncrois Roger Diiluir. Lorne Pi- rie. Cll'll'llF Marshall and Andy M('C.illiim,

Cliarlottet-iwn uas led by Olfllly C-iri'ci'. their it's-tiiidcoiriiiic ionk-i in who notched two goals. Ginl Girziinc and Vince Paladinn scor- ed the others

I:lalit'lot'S rested Roger Bes-cllci and used their sub goalie, Frank; l2i

Roper. who made It? stops. more than Norm Dc-ielice. l Linciips: Chiirlottetnwn - Goal: Roper: defence: GllSlai'P.S0li. NTCL'ill'.!l1e lm. Blackburn: forwards: Robert. Lalibcric. Sniiidoii, Wliitlock. Ca-3-i ver. Piilladino, Gigiitic. Ritchie. Gray i Sydney .. Goiil: Dcfelice; de-l fencw CD0lItl'.ReillTlOl1. McCal- luin. O'Connor, I3 McDoii.ild: for- iiardx Piric. Aniadio. Couafl. lclim-lei. Marchnll. Renniid. La- croix. DllbiIt'. ; Rctcrce: Power. Liucsiiit-ii: Cam pbcll and liiclntyre l First iierintl l--Cl! Ii'liillt'l.4iii'll. Giizniiv IGiist:ivr.soiiI 'l 13 2 --Svtiticr. Diiliuc t1,im-mxi .. Sill ft .-Fi-rliicv, God in tMarslia'il Ctioilryi 5.30 4 ('.liai'lrittctoun. Carver . IP:illiidino. Grayi H.-H. Pr-iialtv -- Blackbiirn l7.'il. second period 3.-Sxdiir-y. Clioricy. Icowrm. Conperi 1')-I It.-Sydney. Pirie, IB. Mcdorinld. Amadiot 0:35 R-Sytiiicy. Marshall tcowiin. Chorlcyl 7:711

Pcii.ilt.ics - O'Connor 13203. 19 ' 2.'i. Mrbatighlin 19:25. Tliird period 9.-Sydney. Mccallum tcowam in-Sydney. Cowan ll.-Charlottetown. Carver

(McLaughlin) 10102 I2.-Charlottetown. Palladino twhitlocki . Penalties - None 22. Girla (I4 yrai M sac - i. Bi-nnda Cotes tCR.i. 2. Ferne Townsend (W); 3. Karen Bim- mona IWRJ. 23. Boys til yi-a.i 30 sec. - I. Wayne Gillespie tW.i: 2. Ronnie

Stewart. ts.P.); 3. Bobby Simmons iw.a.i.

24Girla '13 and ova-r0 - 1. Brenda Cotes (CR): 1. Erin! Gallant iPI; 3, Velma Oolea (C. R!

Bout (I5 and over) 24 see - 1. Kenny Cole: tE.R.i; 2. George Hurray tS.P.i; 3. Neil Shaw (0. 3).

Legend: ER: East Royalty; W3. Winston; W112 Welt Royalty; I

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Trotters Defeat

Nomads 62-'11; , i In Second Place

The Sport Ludze Troiti-rs ('llilt'l'.- ed second place in the Island Bas- ketball League staiidings lastiiighi by defeating the Nomads 62-51 in an Island League game at the Prince of Wales College .iiiditor- ium.

The Trotters spurted into an 18 point lead in the first half. lPtitllllf.'. 38-20 aftcr twenty minutes of pl-.iy.l 'l'he Nomads mime back stmiig dii"- lug the third quarter and early part. of the fourth and at one point. went into a 49-43 lead.