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Curling Results And Schedule For Week-end

Szx mltches, two in Regal llrophy first round play, and four ill second round Seagrams Trophy competition produced some keen play at the Charlottetown Curling Club last evening.

One of the closest matches of the night was between the A. W. i-lyntlmttn and .lohnny square- briggs rinks in Seagrams com- petition. Trailing; the I-Iyndman rink any four points going into the tenth and final end. the Square- ln,g:s rink made a strong finish when they just missed a big four llld on lllv lost. two stones. to lay three and lose out 8-7.

C0(IlrrFilllOnS will be conLinued nil tonight, Saturday afternoon and evening when matches in the Reg,-nl Trophy nncl a. large number ltl rt-;;ultli' WllOl(-('ll(l bonspiel com- petition will he held. p

Play uill commence on Friday evening at 7 p. in. when matches in Regal and week-end. bonsplei cnmpctltinns will get. rolling with tho lmlnnee of the matches in the week-cntl spiel heing held on Sat- urtiav afternoon and evening.

The following are the results ofi

yr-stt-rdn.v's pin)" and the team per-5 rnnnel :'l.'25l matches scheriult-d lor' the neck-end:

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" F7. 3lr'Drvnnlri ll: J. M('I)OllRl(i T

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Wand 1'1: Bl. Bell 8 St-ngrnnis Trophy M. Frazer. R. Spillcii 5-

. .ll'yndman R; J. Square-I hrigas 7. 1

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No. 1-E. Mclnnisz W. Cud- morr. E. Dewling. I. Trainor: vs.. H. 1. spins-tr. T. Rogers. J. Coles. C. Craswcll.

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lcp, No. L3-ll. Atkinson. A. 0. F. Gill. J. Ccrr.Y- W. Dixon; vs.. J. J. Morris. Gen. Rogers. H. B. lVi111s, .l. A. (Iarruthcrs. '

It'Y- No. fl-lion. T. A. Camp- hril. ti. Kirltl. Jurigc Trainer. B. F. )laeDnnnlri: vs. T. liorue. J. ll"lnfi.c, fl. Buuluin, A. Cameron.

it-n No. ti--.l ll. Squarcbrigzs. I'll-as. 'lil'tinOr. G. l”0sfN'. E. y Robinson: vs.. J. A. Likely. R. Manninc. ll", Barbour. Reg Mc- Donalvi.

I-Irlrilty-9 P. M.

It-n N" I Dr. ll. II. Pierce, G. Ax-arrl. W. lloyf. Bus Mrcannell; vs. R. S P. Jartlinc. W. Whit- Ir-t-li. ll. llynrlinnn. Senator Bar- imlti.

in No 1'-(I. .)lt:L.c.1n. A. How- -vv 1': Blatheson. E. Campbell: vs. )- -.rirlin:s A. W. Maihcson.

(I.-tlinnt. Dr. Barrett.

ll:-gal Trophy Play

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Dr. .7. C. Gallant.

in. Turner, M. Bell.

P. W. C. Girls Win 7-1 Victory Al Bedeque

The Prince of Wales College girls team last night humbled the Be- deque girls team 7-1 in a hockey game played in Bedeque Rink.

Verna Wood. Barbara Beck and Marjorie Huestis led the way for the winners by scoring two goals each. Claire Simmons scored the other P. W. C. tally. J. Reeves scored the only goal for Bedeque late in the third period.

Line-ups:

P. W. C.: J. Dillon; defence. M. MacMurdo. E. Murley; forwards. B. Beck, M. I-lucslls, C. Simmons. B. Gallant, V. Wood and G. Bar- rett.

Bedeque: Goal. R. MacFai-lane; defence, Jay. Johnson. Grady. Palmer. Reeves: forwards. Noonan Noonan. Jay. Gordon. Gay, West- haver. MacI(enzie. J. Reeves.

First. Period

i-P. W. C., Wood (Beck)

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3-P. W. C., Wood (Beck. M.

l-luestis) , . .. . . 'l'::lUt second Period '

4-P. W. C., Huestis 13:35

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5-P. W- C. Huesfis . l.5'tlUl

7-Bedeque. J. Reeves 16:50:

8-1”. W. C., C. Simmons 17:50 :

James Campbell. Wendell Mae-t Laine. John Wilson; vs.. J. Mac-i Donald. Nicholson. W. Kelly.

H. B. VViilis.

Ice No. -1-D E. MacDonald. ll. Maclnnis. D. Hill. M. Jenkins; vs. E. L. Wood. E. Campbell. G. Newman. Barry MacDonald.

Saturday-2 P. M.

Icn Nn. 1-R. R. Bell, R. Jones. J. D. Stewart. E. M. Robinson: Col.

vs.. Full. R. Parent. N. Nicholson. J. Wilson.

Ice No. 2-R. Bevan, F. Hobbs. D. McLeod. G. Newman: v5.. R. Jenkins. A. Bagnall. E. Wood. C. Crasweil.

Ice No. 3-R. Carrutlters. L.

E. McRae; vs.. J. Burden. R. A. Parker. P. Illi- licr. A. Rogers. -

Ice No. 4-A. McPherson. C. M. Mellish. R. Seaman. J. McDonald; vs.. W. Wilson. Judge McGuigan. T. VVhitc. M. Jenkins.

Saturday 3.30 1'. M.

Teams will he made up from the following:-W. Mellish. S. McKay, W. Pickard. D. Saunders. D. O'Rourke. J. A. Fraser, E. Mc- Nutt. S. Benton. Dr. Prowsc. Dr. Mclntyre. R. Spillelt. H. Spillcti.

Ed. Tanton. F. Hansen. C. M. Frnzec. Dr. MacDonald. .7. S. MacDonald. W. McNelll. I-l. Me-t

Neill. .1. J. Larabee.

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INVITATION

Tho I'rm'int:ial Exhibition Association invites you and yours In a frlv- showing at the P. W. C. AUDITORIUM. FRIDAY. JAN- ITARY 26th at 7:30 P.M. of the pictures "HARNESS HORSE". loaned by l'. S. Trotting Association. and "SILKS aw SULKIES".

inmtrri by the National Film Board.

.'tl.-n lilo showing of the MacDonald Briar Dominion Curling: Ch.-nnpionship 1950. at Vancouver. This picture shown through the courtesy of J. M. Montgomery. local representative.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

during 1950 .Old Home Week.

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HOCKEY HOLDING TICKETS

The last Sydney game showed hockey fans how difficult it will be to see the" play-off games.

This can be avoided by buying a 35.00 Holding Ticket and pick your own space for the balance of the hockey year.

We have about five hundred of these left and they will be offered for sale at the Market Building Saturday night from six to nine.

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joyed a really exciting hockey contest alter witnessing the Saint John Beavers take a narrow 6-5 overtime victory from Islanders. It was a hockey match that pro- vidcd a thrill-it-minute without any rough house tactics being used to accomplish it. . . .

It was an odd game too, that brought about two teams playing entirely different styles of hockey and fit the same time making it intm'estin:;. Islanders played an aggrcss.it'e. every-man-up game may kept their opponents under heavy pressure (llll'lIliZ most of the contest. while the Beavers came tup with a kitty-bnr-the-door per- and capatalized on levery opening with fast breaking attacks and smart passing. The style paid off in the final

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Led by n tricky Buck Whltlock. who turned in his most lmpresive performallce with Beavers over Charlottetown ice this season. the Les Rmlsay-coached crcw bat- tled their way out of a five- minute bottleneck right from the start of the game to bang the ffrst. goal home nt 7:46. which was the first shot of the night on goalie l-lai Gordon. The latter nev- er had :1 chance on the play. how- ever. when Whltlock went in on him all alone after Ossle Carnccic had set him up in the clear halfway in from the Island- ers blucline.

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Carnegie himself. repeated the performance from a similar situ- ation at l2:28 of the frame which sent. Beavers into a two-goal lead. that despite Islanders tzanging tactics. remained intact for the rest of the frame. It was a great. debut for the Beavers new de- fcnceman before local fans. set- ting up the first goal. his own cf- fort was the result of a one-man attack from behind his own blue- line that caught the fancy of the crowd right from the start and re- mained lmpressive for Beavers throughout tho entire encounter.

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Islanders continued the presssure into the second period, only this time it paid off. Cwganlzing their attacks smoothly. Islands-is bored in to come up with four goals in ten minutes of play in a glittering oerformance that was by for their best effort of the night. The de- fensive tactics and goaltendlng of Beavers didn't, hold up under the pressure like it did in the opening

session. and Islanders shooting wasi

much more on the target, a big lm-. lot of wild

The Islanders 'splurge didn't end the period scoring. however. Fast- breal.-lng attacks by Beavers paid nff with two more goals. and another powerful attack by the locals saw the period end 4-3 for Islanders. One goal by Saint John in a tightly contested third canto that tied the score 5-5. and another in a. rousing overtime frame gave the visitors a well-earned win. The payoff coal was also from an open break after Islanders had hammered around the Saint John cage for nearly nine minutes of the extra canto.

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For the first time this season local fans saw the Islanders defence a bit lacking and wobbly, which was one of the big reasons why Beavers made the most of the breaks. The other was too many useless penal- tles. They didn't. check like they usually do. and two or three errors in judgement cost. them goals. In I brief talk with big Phil Vitals yesterday, he was the first to admit that he wasn't up to par. Phil of course elected to blame the whole show on himself-always ready to go to bat. for the rest of the team whether it be a fight. or I mistake- but it; was not just Phil alone. None of the defence seemed to be click-

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HALIFAX. Jan. fax St. Mary's John Beavers 6-2 tonight to boost their margin to seven points over the third place New Brunswick club in the Maritime Senior Hockey standing. Five goals in the second period when they ran through the Beavers as they pleased gave the Saints their margin.

It. was a hot and cold hockey game with most of the thrills coming ill the last. 10 minutes of the third frame when the game opened wide. The Saints were never behind but it took a starry job of net minding by Eddie D'Aoust in the third stanza to hold off the hard-pressing Beav- CPS.

Irish had a slim edge in the first frame when the clubs divid- ed a brace of goals. In the sec- ond. the Halifax defence was so light that Beavers were able to get only one shot at the Halifax net. D'Aous1 fanned on lhe drive but it was the only time during the grime that he looked bad.

In the scoreless third period. both clubs were bulked by the stellar net minding of the rival goalies.

Bill Watson. apparently back In form alter a three weeks letdown. fired two goals for the Saints. both of them smart efforts. Big Hughle Campbell also scored two. his goals coming within seven seconds in the big Halifax second frame. Bill Ford and Pat Powers were the other Halifztxb snip???- For Saint John. Roger Jodom and Buck Whltlock were the marksmcn.

Ossie Carnegie made his first appearance locally with the Saint John club. playing on dcfctlcm "0 passed well but didn't appear too strong behind the hlueline. Beav- ers dressed only 12 men. Vic Jackson. Bob Mudlc and Manny Maclntyre being on the sidelines with injuries. Cape Breton referees Frank Elliott and Charlie Good handled the game. While it. wasn't a hard game to work. they looked 3005 except on offsidcs.

Line-ups:-

Saint John: Goal. Brodeur; de- fence. Bolan, Carnegie; centre Brennan; wings, Thalcr. Platz: subs. Blackburn. Hcon. Whltlock. Jodoin. Ted Watson. Nicolle. Halifax: Goal, D'Aoust; dc- fence, Powers, Mykctyn; centre, Willie Watson; wings, Campbell. llolletl: subs. Gravbowski. Mc- Laughlin; Brown. Thomas. Mc- Gregor. Anderson. Ford, Black. Diguer, Sullivan.

Officials: Elliott. Goode.

SUMMARY First Period I-Halifax, Watson tMyketyn) .. .. . 2-Saint John. Whltlock (Nicolle) . .. . 17:55 Penalties: Hcon. Thomas, Tha- ier.

whipped Saint

. 13:25

Second Period 3-Halifax, Powers (Campbell) . .. 4-Saint. John. Jodoin (Whltlock) .. .. 5-Halifax, Watson 6-Halifax. Ford (Thomas) ..... ll: 7-Halifax, Campbell (Hollctt. McLaughlin) 8-Halifax. Campbell (Watson) .. .. Penalty: Sullivan. Third Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Hean. W. Watson.

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Vitale takes the responsibility for two goals against the Islanders himself. Well there is no doubt that he was at least: partly responsible. one was on that; first goal when he moved out of position to assist Larry Travis in blocking Carnegie coming in over the blucllne. They got big Oasle allright. but. it. left Buck Whltlock wide open for a. pass and a clean break in on Hal Gordon. The other was that slick effort by Whltlock in' the second period when he aoloed from centre ice on Nicolle”! pass. Driving right in over the Islanders Whltlock split the defence as slicki as whistle to beat Gotdon' clean y. O I I . But. when one thinks of all that standout performances that the Is- landers defence have turned in this season. it was due to happen sooner or later. one tends to shy away from any criticism of. such a fine bluelfne corps for the sake of one bad pnfutmance. and you can take it from any local fun. it has been their first. They are tbekind of boys who prom by their mic. takes. and if they all take the same attitude ll Vitlla does. then you can figure that ft. is their first and int. performance like that for the canon.

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F ive-Goal Splurge In 2nd Period Gives.Halifax 6-2 Victory Over Beavers

Whiiiock Continues To lead Scoring

Roy "Buck" Whltlock remained at the top of the Maritime senior Hockey League scoring race when he picked up a goal and tin assist against Halifax last flight to run his total to 91 points. five ahead of Bill Watson of Halifax. Watson also picked up three points with two goals and an assist in the same game to jump ahead of Bruno "Red" Favero for sole pos-

session of second place by one point. Compiled from unofficial rec-

ords. Whltlock has 39 goals, 52 as- sists for 91 points, Watson 32. goals and 54 assists for 86, while Favero has 29 goals and 56 assists for 85 points.

Wes ”BllckD"Trainor of Islanders is still in fourth place with 80 points and leads the list on as- sists with 58. while Pawlyshyn of Islanders and Whltlock are tied in goals scored with 39 each. Pawly- shyn is in seventh place with 67 points.

The following are the top 11 scorers according to unofficial re-

cords:

Player Team G A Pts Whltlock. St. John 39 52 .91 W. Watson, Halifax 32 54 86 Favera. Ch'town 29 56 85 Trainer, Ciftown 22 58 80 Bathgnte. Ch'town .10 43 7.1 Nicolle. St. John 25 44 69 Pnwlyshyn. Clfiown '39 28 67 J. I-Iorcck, Ch'town to M 64 l I-lollett, llallfax 31 29 60 Platz St. John 25 34 59 . Brennan. St. John 2! 36 59 t

Millionaires. Vics Tied 2-All

NORTH SYDNEY. N. S.. Jan. 25 (CP) - Sydney Millionaires out- scored North Sydn;-y Victorias 11-1 in the final period tonight to gain a 2-2 Cape Breton Senior Hockey League tie.

SUMMARY First Period

l-North Sydney. Marineau tBellringcr. Dcmarco) 4:30 Penalties: Whale-n. Beaily. Mat- thews. Bowness.

Second Period

Scoring: None.

Penalties: Scattalon. Mai-incau. Bowncss. McRae. McBride. Bealty, Hildebrand. Bellr;n;- er.

Third Period 2-Sydney, Roach . tBowness. McRae) .......... .. 1l:09 . 3--Sydney. Maclntyre 1 (Matthews, Whalcn) .... .. 12.47 4-North Sydney, Vcrrier ) (Marineau) ........ .. 14.-as Penalties: Vickcry. Dinning.

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lied Wings in 3-All Draw With Bruins

DE'I'RlOI'l'. Jan. 25 -- (CP)-De- troll; Red Wings maintained. their home ice Jinx over Boston Bruins tonight as they battled to a 3-3 draw in a. National Hockey League game enlivened by a bruising. bloody battle between Ted Lindsay and Bill Ezinlcki.

The flashy Lindsay, sparkplug of the Detroit attack. tangled with Ezinicki in the third period. A crowd of l0.6l6 fans enjoyed the brawl which lasted better than three minutes. Officials pulled the two buttlers apart only to see them break loose and renew their private war.

It: ended with Ezinickl prone on the ice. bleeding from a cut above his right ear and a badly spilt lip. Lindsay was cut above the right eye and on his right. hand.

Each draw a match misconduct penalty. It meant they were sus- pended until N. ll. L. president Clarence Campbell rules on their case.

SUMMARY First Period

1-Detroit. Rclse (Howe. Abel) 2-Boston. Henderson (Ferguson) 14:20 3-Boston. W. Qunckenbush 15:12 Penalties - Ezinlckl. Howe, Lowe (major) Prystal (major).

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Second Period

p 4-Detroit, Martin

(Peters. 3-lcF'udden) .. ll:48 5-Boston. I-Ioreck .. .. 14:28 Penalties - EZll'lIt'l(l, How e. Henderson. Pavelich. Third Period 6-Detrnii. Kelly tMcF'adden) . . . . l0:36 Penalties - Ezlnicki (match).

Lindsay (match).

Rangers Win Over Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 25--(CP)-Ohic- ago Black Hawks dropped their sixth straight game and ran their string of games without victory to It) in a row tonight as they lost to New York Rangers, 2-1, before a crowd of 6.110. It was the smallest crowd to attend a National Hock- ey League contest here in 16 years.

The New York triumph raised the Rangers' fifth-place lead over the cellar-dwelling Hawks to four full games. 1

Summary:-

Firso, Period 1-New York. Kullmon. (McLeod. Stanowski) 3.56 Penalties: Coflin (2) Eddolls. Second Period

Scorinz-None.

Penalties: McCalgh (major) Toppazzlnl. Third Perlorl 2-Chicago. Guidolin. (R. Conacher. Collin) . 9.28 3-New York. Rnlelgn, (Lund. Slowinskl) ....... .. 14.35

By Jack Iliad

. NEW YORK. Jan. 253- (AP) - Cuban Kid Gaviun. ranking well- at" con-tender, moves against. Paddy Young. left-hooking middleweight thumper. tomorrow night in 1 10- round natural at Madison Square Garden.

It adds up to quite a fight on paper. First. they made Young a 6 to 5 choice. Now it looks as if the Cuban keed will be 7 to 5 fav- orite ct ringtime. The bout at 10 P.M. EST will be broadcast and televised.

Gavllan is the boy taking the chance in this match. The tread is engaged in a series of welter- weight elimlnation bouts on the premise that Ray Robinson will abdlcate after the Jake La Motta fight at Chicago. Feb. 14. A March 14 Chicago bout between Gavilan and Johnny Bratton could be ruined by a one-aided loss or injury.

The weights will favor Young. a stout Irishman from New York's Greenwich Village. Paddy, a legitimate middleweight. will come in at about 155. Gavllan is expect- ed to hit 149.

Gavilan fights them all - light- weig-hts, welters or middles. He met Ike Williams three times. Ray Robinson twice and Laurent Daut-hullle and Robert Vlllemain. Put the douzllron the line and the keed will be there.

Young. loser on a close decision to Dauthuille in his last Garden start, Nov. 10. is the people's choice down in Greenwich Village. He recently sold his ice cream store in the village to concentrate on fighting.

A changeover southpaw with a solid book. he has 21 knockouts in 48 lights, losing only five bouts.

Moncion Gets New Player

MONCTON, N. 13.. Jan. 25 - (CP)-Sandy Air. 3 right winger, arrived in Moncton by plane to- night from Kansas City and will line up with Hawks when they meet Charlottetown Islanders here tomorrow night.

Air is a reinstated pro who started the season with the Kan- sas C.it.V entry in the United States Hockey League. l-lis home is in Toronto.

Predict iiecord Harness Year in Cape Breton

SYDNEY. N. S-. Jan. 25 --(CP) -A record year in Cape Breton harness racing for 1951 was pre- dicted at last night's meeting at the Whitney Pier Rorsemon's Club.

Jim Ferguson, Cape Breton Turl Club president, reported the or- xanlzatlon had dropped S2400 in its first year's operation of the sports centre and its first night racing.

The largest expenditure was 54.3,- 953 for purses-believed second only to Charlottetown in the Mar- itimes.

Mr. Ferguson said also that of- forts were being made to line up a circuit which would include Truro, Prlncepl-Idward Island and Sydney.