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Teamsters £ ‘ The Provincial Vocational In-,margin again. at 12.01 mark but |2. * (Whitlock, + ’ stitute handed a greatly improv-|Barnes got his: second of the 2 ai a — pee Try For Sports Se ease ears Cs Aaa eae” 2M Pe ie u : |setback in a regular Charlotte- played strictly close to the best =i a By CHRIS ANNETT |town and district Junior hockey key in the toes Nw min- waltises (ono, Gates 2B; 4. ’ | league at the Charlottetown For- | utes to ensure themse! of the |R.R. — Chandler (Irwin, Mac- "Well boys I guess we won't tomorrow, Hoffa says | et ol ~~ MacDou- a ss. um last night. The win insured | victo Kinnon) 7.21; 5. PV1 says we should sit it out and ask for higher salaries.” This | the PVI oe rae eee SUMMARY © ill (Whitlock, Steele) 18.40. is just en imaginary conversation of course but it is one that in the loop and they lay| First Ported = 1. BR. naities — MacDougall ; could easily come true if Jimmy Hoffa and his teamster either the Welshmen "or he ‘Barnes (Irwin, Bilaworth) 12.6; (Irwin, Ellsworth) 12.35; |Irwin 3.00; Foley 9.25; union can manage to enlist players from basketball, foot Saints when the playoffs start ————~" | 9.87; Smith 10.59; Foley, minor ball, hockey, baseball, etcetera in a giant union. next week, : 10 minute misconduct, game

The Teamsters would set a seperate division to | Whitlock, Steele ~~ Smith misconduet 11, 14; MacDougal’ deat it ube an ht Gea roti, mr ey ured tn skiing a mt

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teamnaters Salon has are the economy of both Canada er part of.the scoring. Whitloek (Smith, Whitlock). 1.20; 7. BR.R. and the U.S. just by g a strike of one or other of their had a goal and ae seme | — Irwin (Campbell) 3.88; 8 —— am ae could easily do just that in the sports world Smith a goal and two assists, a PV! — Smith (Stanley Mac- their plan’ go through. did Steele. Stanley and MacDou- | 1 Quaid) 12:01; 9. RR — Barnes

As it stands at the moment the players in almost any gall both contributed one 1 to | major sport have their-own players committees and they the Institutes ° i the a ay ee ae usually manage to iron out any problems. In the NHL, play Ra: B = - 2 ; ers have-an excellent retirement plan they receive fairly ngers Barnes two goals, 3.26; Campbell 5.55,’ Kitson 9,90; good wages and have no beefs about their playing condit while Chandler and.Jrwin each Whitlock 11.26; MacKinnon 14,25.

s. 1 think one can safely bet that they wil! not take: too had a single. much interest in-the new plans. : The Rangers took a 1-0 lead at) ’

The same thing can be said for National Basketball as. the 12.35 mark of the first period Snooker Ch ships sociation, The hoopsters have their own committee to iron out as Barnes. banged a re) ae complanits and although their are some players who have bourid but PVI had evened the | Finish Tonight compas about nae getting the nie slice of the score by Log of the period | ouaeuneinn payroll things are relatively secure here too as they applied the pressure and | Ken Jud) John Creighan and Allison

field that the Teamsters have cast their main saw Stanley sltp the puck under |v00, secretary of the Atlantic | Tulle meet tonight in the finals

Gallant’s pads. Both clubs miss- | cross-cou ski ‘championship the first | Pace ,. feleased the % the City Snooker. Champion- goalies | following statement yesterday: Ships. The matches are slated

‘The Island Sid Asescctatior to begin’ at 7:00 and they

portediy heen in a huddle with over a @ozen of the mem- and received play Dest of seven varies pit

Detroit Lions entry in the NF’ ‘all of whom are beginning * became a bit dissatisfied with the scale of

wagers re getting. With ¢ terrific influx of rookies into the NFL and: the

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di cist =. oe i ad the old oe os bk = = 14 oan ea se li . ssatisfactory to a segmen ie veterans, Ww jo : 7 much money rookie does hi é ' = y) Chandler hit-the crossbar on a| into laying a trail near Clinton, |48! prizes for the winner, rum a eo a oe” : a THE NIGHT'S UNDERWAY wished backseld around the ols cineen iiomaters tong (hilome. Se" UP And Nah run holder. ai be “= minute mark but a minute later|ters are the unit for

Case in point is the Lions. They met with the Teamsters : se in poi Lieut, Gov. W. J. “MacDonald Clippers were playing the slated to start at nine. Before Also present for the official |he made no mistake as ‘Irwin | ski races. This is equal to 9.3 Ya k Ples i ;| Yan yers |

sie oo at eonaint presenting a (races ar te ‘drops the puck at the St. Dun- Aces. The hockey night start- the night of hockey began short fed him rf Cncess, of $2,000,000 this season, If they don’t get it they ars University rink last tight ed at 7:00 p.m. with the paper. addresses were delivered by [Toure were: David Boswell, mene mastiocuay, os oe - waco eobably goon strike with the unions backing if they | ‘0 officially begin Rural Minor weight division and continued. Mr. MacDonald and Rev. rector of physical education, | WhO ‘Tier hhad to be helped from | I While #t ie hot known exactly Sign Contracts agreed to join the Union and that would cause more than | Hockey night. In this partic- until the Bantams had com- George MacDonald, president Brig. W. W. Reid, and Rev. |the ice got what was one of the| at this time, it is expected that ide a little bit of trouble in the NFL. ular. game on ice one, the pleted their games. They were St. Dunstan's University. Ross Howerd, {strangest goals to be seen in| over twenty of the tap cross- NEW YORK (AP) — Pibet '

little or no reason some time. Whitlock and Steele | country skiers of the Atlantic |b4¢eman Joe Pepitone had a 2on 1 break and Mike | provinces Be — oy Jim Bouton, Al Dowie ad.

the ma of to and for the good of = cae as oe wil be wi ee Nee Pee ia Seas fas roe MacKinnon of the Rangers was Wie te. rece hie tees 1/550 SO sie ee ; 1 Vv over - yt). i eee Oe seen ee 19 an ic “rOW ren S began luce ae oy Treo eet ar | emer anaserRalgh Hih he was n out of the play by | applied for entry, 1% is hoped, | #id y. a

ITALIANS ENTER RACES Robinson and Gallant made the|however, that this event will| Outfielder | save off Steele. stir some enthusiasm for the | pitcher id Cullen

: e|4-—... sees Ru ral Minor Hockey Ni ght S223 seen ce eae al pas “Kt ie thet # our players to to 21 Nee ee a chi"Felee temmente, wie wilt compete OC y. grey oreo pra et peo gel po of s . 2 a) ‘ epec- ers. ag gage oe ak owas inet or By FRED MacDONALD ald, who helped make the night Isaac. ‘Right-winger John Dal- ling up with some gn stops. |calmly. walzed in and flipped the | tators. thone spectators| Mickey Mantle is : and took the eame. position in. the giant slalom at ‘Kranjska A huge crowd of about ion aig a success was, by kind-|xel and sity center Lyle Shep- Bobby McGuigen was a stand-|Puck over them. the association hopes that there | Yankee j Game. cheering fans roared hee a tse 8 we, on a eat te out for the Wings as he picked| Steele opened the - scoring | will be many potential ‘skiers, |hitting sta *. ntaly's national championships he ranked third in the |proval as Lieut.-Gov. W.J. Mac-|much needed ice-time. Also pre- dn the final. gatos ef:the night ep 'e het tick. wt oe os he Picked | acickly in the third as be ‘beat| perhaps: suaeeks whoa ote: |e shulder siaeen and fourth in the glam sialom.. When not out on the | Donald dropped the puck to of sent for the off te a1 spening ite Sie ita coached ling, David MacEachern, and |Gallant at 1.20 but “Irwin kept| seasons ere normally athletes. |p to sign ,dopes he is employed by @ sk! manufacturer: ficially op en Rural Minor hoc-|were: David Boswell, Wings downed Bud Constables Kenny Forbes scored the other |the Rangers in the game as he; Remember, the race commen- |$100,000 contract beft { Competing in the women’s events will be Inge Senoner, jkey night staged at ‘the Saint /of physical education, Brig. W Bruins 62, in a well played |poals. Mike Dooley picked up |Coverted s Colin Campbell pass|ces Saturday, February 12th atjopens spring training Feb ' @ housewife who ts also a world calibre skier. Slalom cham- |Dunstan's University rink inst |W. Reid and Rev. Ross Howard. |bantam game. Goslies, Francis |tnree assists for the winners. at the 3.59 mark. Kevin Smith|1.00 p.m. at. the Clinton Heigiits : : i of her country in 1964 she was second in the giant slalom. |night. Six games were run-off with afi for the Wings and Hal) ee. a gave the PVI club their two goal| Motel.” REMEMBER WHEN | oa an yew and third . i downhill. ice ot Gek: 7. ae astronees vee oe clock-like precision and each 2 table ae fon pay. | ee Rickey Carver scor- * at n other events laced third sla at Gak y. Mr cDona’ more exciting than the one be- |¢d exceptionally w com: |ed Bruins goals. Petite Sonja Henle, livere and, was in the top ten at Davos. [President of Saint Dunetat's Uni |fore. If thrills were a dime do- TODAY'S CURLING DRAWS| 20, won the world’s {nterest to ee en ae warner Wedd tor the de owier rey: George | MacDon- |zen the fans got a million dollar skating title for the mint » | show. consecutive time 31 years “Tnternational. It ineludes h- European notables as_Jean At 7 p.m. the following el abhi " 5 Claude Killy of France, Edt Bruggman of Switzerland, Benst :Mu Harbo | -vin the first. game. of the paper | Island Schools _ aon GAs he reser te — Wath ic. adent| ago today — in 168 — of Erik Gratin of Sweden, tozether with Madeleine Bochatay of rray UF eat ae ee -—~“ldeaw andthe first roond of the |B. Leard. X' Beara, oe tates Wet Nerve 2 and Crystal Hae of Anes and "ef others, ‘any | Hosts Morell Sor aalens: Clee 24. 1966 ct four year end under st. nen i M. Nicht “Fans ior ‘ eg ' MURRAY HARBOR <The |Bomerd fref coals for the wir “Ho Ice Spor j S- . og ee | o Gee - Gallowey,| movie “teireas $1 0 000 ES nt 2S medi pik oh te ree at ae McCuaig, Dr. -€.|9 P.M. Ws: el rray Harbor Bruins |mody picked up his career. SUMMERSIDE — Parkside/tricia Boates, Dorothy - Milligan | Willis, D , Cosgrove, T. _ |. lee 1 — K. Mac) FREEZE METERS ee ; > be here tonight in a a 2, reguiae gathe | ehatout ie Flementary School _held Shete (tied). Ice-3 — M. White, Bt Smith, J. Murphy, P. Werner, D. | ‘srockHoua” (Reut oa se Stirs a oe Ola x second paperweight game anal ce sports-at the Civic; Boys 8 years. —-1. Brian Wil- Ewen, D. Rogers, .R. Pigot,.« . |Clarkson, E. Murphy, R.-Fergu-/gome— Swedish u ore- Set T - Ss S Me ial Rink here- led ‘Genee Steele’s Bisons | i aah ae wn Street |g ee Sen een * ORT 5 fy aula aoteeaee < 5 ee. arena eid Memori : , G: Gallant, Ss.’ .|_ Ice 2— K, Sullivan, E. Me- |Sterting Banks scored both | School scored a 2-1 victory ovet|* "Gili 9 os No. 5 — ' -S- Laure, H tS e Or. ide lfon goals, white goalie Greg | the teachers of Parkdale School| >. "Visuy Beachiurion i rocket G. Rod rly z Deatloches 4. MeGreger E—Laird “Boots” (the closing date Yor entries is perwe' + : : 0. _ MacKinnon, F innon, H. Robbins wesmnee secrete secretary Bae the Prince February 15. The events following arkside . Ronnie Har- | Burke, P-" Perry, -L. Burke; County Horsemen’s Club, an- Event No. 1: fendicap Clél. cana i a ret re ave at 1 | Pad a oi Elm Street School | ris 2: Stephen 1 Dennis, Denton| No. 7 — R. MacDonald, §&. Giwic AT SOURIS ‘nounced yesterday that tentative mer — ($800—$1,500.) Purse at mart Ge in t-Club | sae eet eee Hare a Sg of winners of he Fils (Het), ‘ ee Mer H. MacDougall, M-\o4 drew: Wednesday night mix- plans bad been madé at the an- least $1,000. to be ; | various ot: years —-1. Carol Fadyen, — % s seed thecting of dlewict 10 of the |Enties rust 2 raced a ee eee = “1 Carville’s Canucks 2-0. Paul Sul-/ “‘Giris 7 and under: 1. Barbara|7's; 2. Donna Sweet, 8. Paula} No. 8 — B. Stevenson, F. Dil- re United States ‘Trotting Associa- |price. count es race Pees registered the shutout./ rome. 2 Shelley Baker; 3.|/emnedy. lon, B. Stevenson, H, Campbell. |; ‘y, — P. Poole, D. tion held in Charlottetown on Event No. 2—-Non Winners of | OLA. at oe Mess HE ban ape coming from Merk Cindy Zaharias Boys 10 years — 1. Charlie| No. 9 — B, Dickson, B. Davie, anne Battersby ve D, Monday, to hold a- Centennial | $1600.00 in 1965. Purse at least 1 STANDINGS eee ont Lomeneee ae ae Tend under: 1. Jean Mac- Strang, 2. Brian #8. Lom |D. Tegtor, G, -Eeockiet: Swain, B ‘tihare e Pace at Summerside in 1967 with $4000.00. To be raced July 14th. | TEAM ii + epiowrg er ge mM et 2. James Mateor; 3, |e See: No. 10 — J. Shelfooe, N. Dool-)" 70 ‘5 _ : a purse of $10,000. This is dou-| Event No. 4:—4 year-old—Also | Sporisma saw} \weight Seals blanked oh®- | Heather Bernard. | Girls 11 years — 1. Rhoda|ey, H. Douglas, E. Austin, — H. Poole, R. Boylan, ble the largest ‘purse previously «lizible 5 year olds that were non |Brace ‘A’ Mt 76 json. Flyers $0. Garth Mac-| Girls § years: i. Heather Ber- Dennis, 2, Amy Sweets, Heath |- No. iit — A. MoCurdy, B. Meee ‘awe, offered on P.E.I. | winters of $8000.60 a6 4 pekeonte litem “A? 55 34 21 68 |Gaigen paced the winners at-inard; 2. Barbie Forbes; 3. Ann|er MacDougall, Gee, H. Simmons, P. Tanton, (YS, C- Peters, E. Smaiiwood, He-| 1:45 . 3300 * “He also announced the schedule Purse at” least $1200.00. To be (Brace “B’ Ser 6 [phew Dowilng Sy paced wy te Sie | Landry.) ri * Bove it AY Dortined ‘ar noo 5 Sagllates d re — ) ae, ce aay ein Se we, Mo gay cate redraw» ar 3, ee Matin [ame wy Ole 7 NM S| Re ee tig ; — rs | ; ‘ erry ir ‘ m. . ) B.. ie ve W, 5s ; sparien clone February 15. In of $150.00 in lle time (either | Firehall oe-S-3t- 96: | Bae Pos Wee wean slnved-on 8 came, oe 2 Branete Fatt; Girls 12 years — 1. Meitay [R0'i. Pierce, S. Boertien, M. Reid, J. iret Zor me See at al he etfs, ar tage Beh Be se ae nee mares ag Sac, door er 5:00 - 6.90 aie hamane st. are |game,_ with Wi - _ o. . D, Ro vo oe , ead With the. last misuse | Tener ee gumeel-ted | tke Toerediag’t i 9 years. 1. Roddie Mac-| Boys 12 —.1, ‘cal R. Euee hE. bias J, |att, B. Rowand, E. pusees- eh. Feed of entries expected, the | vent No. 6:—Non-winners of| Legion ‘B’ at Legion ‘A Donald’s Hawks 5-2. Wayne Mc- .- Rocky” Drummond; |Strang, 2. Donald §-\Pierce- M_ MacFradyen,——-{To™neend,-_M. Peters, B.Stew- ; thi : $150.00 in life time (either gait),| Sportsman at’ CLA (to be |Guigan starred for the Rangers, > John Bowness. Ronnie Leard. All other ices. open for team | end C. Rowand a exceed 163 SS eo ee sed Aaa Be Wednesday $th Feb.). |picking up two goals Singletons | ,,Citis 10_years: Marianne) Girls 13 years — 1. Judy Car-|practise for teams which are > : = Boots Hine r ester Brace ‘A’ at Sgts. Mess. were scored by Mike H “| 2. Holly Huestis; 3. (tie) |ruthers, 2. Judy Mac cee for the ; eS eee =f Reminds Horsemen that | 10th. Firehall et Brace ‘B’. David trier 3 ee Mac. | Mary Jane Nelson - Nancy|Darlene Graham. Dougall. 3 oe = ogicn, ee me —|¢ Seas ie yeart: 1. Brian Wil- Boys 13 years — 1. Allan |cludes the fireman and PWC. f- . = = | ataee %Vence Lantry: -Paullnene’ reac Cn gs than sae ahr See a e- | Phaneuf. - the club today efter 3'p.m. and ee : en ou Girls 11 years: 1. ‘Kathie Bur- Girls 14 years — 1. Brenda |reserve ice for the nlight-will be : os ia ee ye |sey; 2. Gaynor Radnedge; 3. MacGregor, 2. W. Lewis. taken. Chartie Huestis will ac- ff = : Bit ge Vatoesitomiee Boys 14 years — 1. Lorne |cept the calls. ¥

Boys 11 years: ‘1. Stéve Kelley;

Is Ma king Presence Felt Oe sin ys a” on I. rve| ai wd Nicholson, P. Suk |

By JERRY GLADMAN kard. Boys 15 years — 1, iq |Strang, 2. Dick Graham, 3. Al 3 _ Canadian Press Staff Writer ae a ile got along famously. To this day, Rookie of the Year award and | Bays 12 years: 1. Rodney Mac-|Graham, 2. Everett Osun fan Leard. & n-|Shore’s greatest booster is|helped make up one of the best Innis; 2. Tom Peters; 3. Ian|Blaine Graham. Girls % mile — 1, Judy Carew =

Kent Douglas ‘is only a bus idi ticket away from the American | He aie Sante more than| weiss: whom Toronto ob-|defences of the decade. ‘Nicholson. Girls 16 years — 1, Jean Gra. |thers, 2. Darlene Graham, 3, 7 Hockey League and he leaowe likres gebsces. ‘with Shore, who are from the Indians for five| But the following season|_ Girls 13 years: 1. Edna Des.|ham. Judy MacDougall. : { * ould be te’ thisy nod unrdly as} fies a |Douglas’s play was medicere |Roche; 2. Deborah Holt; 3. Louis| Girls 17 years — 1. Phyliss |, Couple race — 1, Judy’ Cartu- But the 90-year-old def ry as| His first season with the|and Imlach sent him to Ro- =~. Simmons. Dennis. thers and David Graham, 2, ye ee Douglas at times, and thé ‘pair |Leafs, 1962-63, : man is also aware ‘that as I s, Douglas won the jchester for a $pell. | Boys 13 years: 1. Paul Ber- Jean Graham and Lorne Ram- b as the Toronto Maple ape. Len de At the start of the 196465) "5d; 2. John Prieur. “Gas cae, ty, 3. Loren ‘Dignan snd Bisiee RS | & fensive crew ca! Douglas Boys 14 years: -1. Jackie Con-|_ Boys “4 mile ~ 1. Erro}|Graham ; ; injuries, be will act tave t .. one. ight (aim (Sly: 2. Ralph MacKinnon tat bs Het Sn s0VErNOFS nas eat aad eave asuistee. |; Relay race: Winning team peat ; ea oa in the -season, and his name was buzzing | hewmen “e ce ele n 4 P. G. H. L. PLAYOFFS end was rated as ms his contactien oo on oo Barbara Pickard i : -. to win a trip to Rochester Amer-- \he finished : Relay boys: Winning team +i teens, nit Leafs’ AHL farm! ‘ations eoale ‘ena lee with five . Tom: Boters; 2. (Stave Pie: BORDEN. RINK ° with banishment to the minors | BY ALEXANDER FARRELL pile be en Ulonied Tar’ koa [, Commie dice; tol Sold z WED., bet 7} bl eit Saree | NEW YORK. (CP)—The N The NHL plans to have the|ing Dave Balon of Montreal Ca- nase rac, DeRoche. 2nd FEB. 9th - 8 AS P.M. a ellen! | ‘But ee itional Hockey League's’ aie new teams begin playing in /nadiens over the head with his team: Amber MacArthur; Jim ee : iaialar Ae bis tion, (YO y ‘six-man |the "1967-68 season. Their addi-|stick. He was also suspended Jeffery Leon JUNIOR LEGIO i which kept the latter out for 0ard_of governors and presi-|tion would create a 12team jfor the second game for his ac- | : : NAMES ee coed: Primovodt gevl ee care ee attenuates Toandey feel eae \tions | O'LEARY 2 oe | arcel Pronovost gave the rug- | hea lay for ing a franchise for V nsidi ‘a ged, hot-empered Douglas. a/the six new franchises the |eouver is a iomee, ialieids ac want < a ead 4 The, flowing are © popula oo vee . league plans to create. Misia Vy Cri Makeen sees lte tema on ten te hose ae o spoits held recently at BORDEN NATIONALS Four wheel drive. Meyers heavy duty snow slew, f t now Baun is back and| The last two groups to be|ident of Vancouver Canucks of |nose clean this season, But last | 1 Decay Regional Bigs Betecl. i ." Pronovost won't“ be out much heard were syndicates from |the Western Hockey League. |Saturday night his temper im hydraulie controls. Unit complete and ready te go | ee ee 88, Doula, sooo a a irae — McLean ‘ani hockey brosd-lageia flared end hie Hick cot|Bomaerd, sod unter ‘an he to work. Ideal f tel try Hillman and _ regulars|among the applicants, a caster F oster,. Hewitt repre- i me ee L "kk. Ideal for motel owners, service mm Horton ame Allon Seantey (Reapolle-St-Paul,-Minn..... | sented. the Vancouver. group here | Hawke for-a-is-eSileh wound in| treet wed. ___ JUNIOR HOCKEY CLASSIC give Leafs. a six-miag. defence, | ‘The NHI. authorities will meet | Tuesday. After meeting the NHL|the forehead. phen Ellis 3. Stephen Bishop, 3.0 _----fg--and farms, Inspect this Jeep today and”... waar oan bart eer s been nS Rapp he nape somata governors, McLean told the re-| “He was asking for it,” said |Grant Sieareve. oe e O R U M ) | | NI OFFER e obvious that Doug- ir three days 5 ‘s€s-| porters: “Wi ki oe 7 ' ; las is: the most eeetaiiable. sions here, and they hope to Wa sare: cue eatin ait tee onthe his vidi anally Wdk cont Girls 6 years — 1. Beverly | ; MAKE US AN OFFER ave an announcement after-|are istic, Shaw. VHlowever uch conitons are wer S concerhing thelr expetsion Se et eee nue’ me iret, I tried. to Boys. 6 years — 1a ohany| THURSDAY, FEB. FEB. 10th—8:30 P.M. ' unfamiliar to Douglas. The |plans. But McLe nd itt both . | 170-pound native of Cobalt, Ont.| One of the governors, David | said ‘hey could a ae certain Bot let hime have ken oe: Girls . years — 1. Karen]. ‘Prince of Wales College ¢ R.. JOHNST has been on thin’ ice’ several | Molson, president of Montreal|whether the league is favorably Leats- play hoot to New a Linda Bishop, -3--€ar=-} ; f times et he played’ ae Caen told ee saat inclined toward them. York Rangers. tonight while De-| Boys 7 years — 1. Paul Ellis, St. hockey Leaf organization. | wou surprised a p-| “There wa - d Moog ta ar foe he wee oer" Meal uy aon, Mo ean Ha * Tam Br Dunstan's High Schoo! _ YOUR FORD DEALER: i spent some - anchises awar' Hewitt said: ‘It was like : ‘ tadiato~-the a. pee ae »Wingipes "end! Vancouver and |we finish our business here.” ing'at'a sphinx.” (New: York wil be et Deira comes cules z ee Root Dial 7

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