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Jack Kane's Charlottetown Ab- bies won the Prince Edward Is- land Intermediate hockey champ- ionship last night by defeating a scrappy team of Georgetown Eagles 6-4 in the second game of a home and home series.

The Abbies won the first game in Georgetown on Monday night by an identical 6-i score and took the round 12-8.

it was not until fifteen min- utes had elapsed in the third per- iod that the Abbies won last nightls contest.' With the score tied 4-4 and the Eagles fighting to get back in the series Teddy Strain assisted by Bill Lcdwell stored on a screcncd 20 foot shot.

Up until this point it was any-. body's game. In the first period .he Abbies skated into it 2-1 lead and the second session ended with the score 4-8 in favor of the City team. Early in the third point

ind F. Landry scored his third goal of the night to knot the count at 4-4. 1

Eagles Battle lliiril 5 'llic Iiaglr-s hattled to get htu-it; contention after Strain's ;;:nnci the Aliliies iieltl

lll winning goal iiuf lltr fort. With less than half ll ininutc left. dark ”SD.V" R0iI(l)' u ho played I standout game iorl the winners slipped home Harold

Ilowatl's pass for the rlinrlicr. 1 Harold Howatf led the winnersl with two goals. both of them

coming in the first periotl after he had been set up liy Jack ltcady. Jory LeClair. Des Burgc. Strain and Ready were the other Ahblc marksmen.

I-last skating I-'. Landry paced the Georgetown attack. The little renireman scored three goals and assisted on the Eagles fourth. S. MarNcill scored the Eagles other goal and assisted on all of Landry's counters.

The well conditioned skated hard and kept throughout the contest. Their goalie Gcne Sullivan was nor- liirularly good in the last period as it stopped attack after attack.

Frank Strain in the nets for the winners turned in another top. notch game and the defense pairi of Jack Ready and Art Perry. plnyotl heads up hockcy.

Eagles (fig:-nrz

Game Thursday

. . . l 'lhc Alihics will meet the power-.

purkrttl Frectlricton Capitals here on Tliursday night in the first, i.::inie of a home and home series for the P.E.I.-N.B. Interniedialci title. l

Tile game was rapahly refereed. hy A. .1. M:ieAtlum and Arnold M:icCalltini. . l i

Lincups

Abbies-Goal. 1". Strain: defciics. Ready. Perry, MacDonald. Burgr; forwards. Ledwell, Jay. T. St.rain. 1.eClair. Howntl. Blanchartl. C. MacDonald, Hurry. Mzicdrcgor. 1

Eagles-Goal. Sullivan; dcfcnce. W. M:icLean. H. MlacLean. Mac-

Appreciation By Hockey Club

On behalf of the Eagles llockcyi ('lub of Georgetown. 1. as their Manager. wish to thank the many hockey fans who patronized our 12011103 and cheered our gallant Eagles to victory. Even the puck played an important part as ll morale booster. This puck was sent. by .1 former Eagle player from the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. to he used in the play- offs. We wish to thank all those who helped us out financially. Also the many donations of or- nngcs. candy and apples. We also wish to thank our timekeopcr. :oal judges. referees. policeman. rink management and all those who helped us through A success- ful season. And now as the sea- son t-loses. we are proud to bring to Georgetown the lntcrnictiintr it title for Prince Edward island,

Signed. t R.U'M()Nll LAVANDIER. Manager. Dniiittlons .l.1ines McConnell. Jr. . S'.l(i.()0 llarry Yorston. Gco'loun .. 10.00 Danny Acorn. Cardigan . . . George Gallant. Cardigan '. A Friend in Montreal . .. Fraser & A,nncar. Montague 5.00 Vlrs. Ashley Allen. Geo'town 2.00 32. B. Mt-Laren. Geo'town 2.00

'ohrI P. McDonald, Geo'tovrn 5.00

ltilscellsneoiis Donations

Rev. Mr. Patterson Mayor P. L. Botidrt-mill Harry Yorston

J. W. Lovers

Ray Solomon

James McConnell. Jr. Joseph Johnson

John P. McDonald

Geo'town

Phee; forwards. F. Landry, Stev- ens, MacDonald. Publicover. Mc- Connell, Martel), Murphy. MacNeill Johnson. ' SUMMARY

First Period

1-Abbies-Howatf (Ready)

2-Alibies-Howatf. (Ready, Leclair)

It-Eziizles-Landry (S. Mt,lCNeilli Penalty-H. MacLcan 9:48

18:57

. hockey teams will battle it out for

second Puhd City titles in paperweight, pee- -l-Abbiqs-Burge , wee. bantam and midget classes .3...-. 233 andf everyone will have the op- 5-Eagles-Laiiditv l portunlty to skate to the music of is, Mucyeiiif 9:46 the Reece Band for the last. time.

6-Eagles-MacNeill i

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By R6u'sion'7

Dinner Held

THE GU ARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

APRIL -2, 1952 .

Tonight at the Forum eight

this season.

Three City Hockey Titles At Stake Here Tonight

Lieutenant. Governor. ers play P. S. S. Royals.

Honorable T. W. 1.. Prowse. the Prcmi;r. Honorable J. Walter Jones and Ills Worship Mayor J. D. Stewart. a bumper house is finally assured our youngsters to- night because if our leaders in public life can find time to pat- ronize these games hundreds of parents. regular fans and followers of the CCl'l'i'pSllng teams will cert- ainly turn out.

At 7.00 p. in. Spring Purl: pa.p:r- welght Sprlngcrs take on P. S. S Tigers: at 7.30 p. m. P. S. S. Pee Wee Hornets play Q. S. S. Braves: at 8.00 p. in. Q. S. S. Bantam Bruins play Parkdale Ramblers and at 8.45 Q. S. S. Mldg:t Rang-

.Lmd,-)-, w, MacLe..ny 14-93 Sponsored by the Charlottetown 7gAb5.esgU,Cya... ,3; I Rotary Clulla 3:1 an el;fo1rtttlt1) Iglft - . . ..' k r n e i 9,uPm"m”5"C”-l 9-331 Mmphe” We wish to tender congratula- g.:ne:5;::be1nK locket; - ;tions to Jnckiepxane and his ln- forward to by young and om, Third l'criiiiI lm-mmlam Abb'C5 9” M”m"” melplayers and fans alike. The young- .Ialand intermediate A hockey stem mean business my the W” ll-Eng,-lcs--Laiiili'y lerown. The Abbies, who have had and mum,” games Wm M, un. IS. MacNeilli ....... 5:2'l' little competition during the win- dc, WM. It 7.33 D. m, sham, 9-Abliies-Strain .'ter. defeated the Georgetown Eag- Under the m5unguyshed.p,1m,,,. tL.edwelli 15:53 les twice by identical 6-4 scorcs to age of the 1oLAliliies--Rracly twin their home and home series tllowrittt 13 4 12-8. The Alibles will now meet. the: Pcn:ilties---Jay (iiiajon l5:4i2,ilil;:hly regarded Fredericton Cap-

litals for the P E I.-N B. inu-i-me-l ldiate championship, the first game- bcing played here Thursday night.l

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MncPhce (major) 15:-12. 3-Day Donspiel Open At local

, This latest victory of the Abliies ,brings to six the number of Islandt

Boston Bruins

Freetown Wins South Shore League Chlship

hockey crowns which this fl'lmOllS,

athletic club has won througout.

I b the season. The club has li'Dll "i u 0 lo? the seven provincial compc-ti-. itions in which it has taken part-

Foilowing is the draw in -tlicjgirwgncpfxsm ,”l'5p(evCmbleP,b::"”l”i! first section oi the closing three-idnmgionsmfggl &;l:i'&11'1C'thc'oXl')llfi":1.s. day bonspm M mc.Chm-muemwn have won include paperweiglitl Curling Umb' uemnmng many" b'int.1m mirieet juvciiile junior'

Today 4 I'.ltl.

Ice 2-E.lt'. Acorn vs. D.l:.'. Mac-l Donald. 1 Ice 3. - l.)r. MacDonald rs. W. H Worth.

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No. 1 ice A. Sullivan (Mt vs. W. E- Mclnnis. 1 Ice 1f,L H M. Smith (Mt vs. J.E; Burden. 1, ice 4 - .1. Fraser (MI vs. H C. Atkinson. 9 P. M. . Ice 1 - -I. M:(f.'LF(lll IM) vs J.S Moore. Ice 2-W. MacNeill vs. J.S. Mac-

Donald. 1 Ice If - Dr. Lilddlllgs Vs. W.R.i JPl1KlnS. l

ice 4 -- I-7. Tanton vs. D. mun-I tiers.

(All skins are responsible for. their rink's atteridance).

Two rinks are entered from Sour- is. (The names of the skips "were not available last night) and four rinks from Montague. The remain- der taking part are from the Char- lottetown Club.

smiiit-iialiiilii Bout Toitlglil

WASHINGTON. April I -(AP) CTwo boxers with impressive win- ning streaks clash tomorrow night: in a bout that may give the win- ner a crack at the featherweight title this summer.

Gene Smith. a hard-ptincher from Wri.-hingion. will he gunning for his .'i(1th straight win when he mects smooth-working Glen Flan- nzan of st. Paul in It 10-round bout.

In pllin: up his 29 straight vict- ories. Smith has knocked out 23 of his opponents. '

Flanacwii. 23. will step iiiio the ring with 1'1 coiiscutivc victories The N. R. A. rates him fourth in the feather division. a notch above Smith.

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The stiimlziril hr:-il racing stal- llnn J0l.l.lTli will stand for serv- ice at the owner's stable. Klnkora. for the ucnsion of 1052. Fee, 340.00. For mares met by appointment any place on P. E. 1.. the fee will be 550.00. For the convenience of breeders in West. Prince. this horse will he at llsrry 0'Brlen's iztable ,in Alherton on each Wednesday. beginning May 15 till August ilith from if a.m. till 1:30 p.ni. and It Tlgnlsli on same. days from 2:80 till 4 o'clock.

Settlement will he mule at time at service. either cash or note. lwifh return privilege ll msre lproves not. with losl. '

J. 1.. MULLIGAN. Owner. Phone Klnliors 0-2.

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and intcrnicdialc A titles, e a l

And a hockey club which dc-i serves a lot of credit. and commen-i nation is the Georgetown Eagles, Georgetown can well feel proud of.

i gmup M ,!”)3'5 "M '-'3'"? W1 0': teams. now tied 2-2 in games. rc- lce. 1 - Soul-is No. 1 vs. b'Ctll:”:H "5 east W ll”: H” Pmlce E'dlVm'd. turn to Montreal for the filth clash

Island Iiitermediate B hockey championship and which gave thcl Abbies twoi.-.tl.'f games before bow- ing out of the hockey pliiy-downs.

The majority of the Eagles are young players and although small. they are in the best of condition and can stand heavy going. it they keep together and maintain the same spirit which they showed this season, they will be a feared club in one or two years time. Their players stick to hockey for the most part and few. if any of the games. in which they have played this sea- son have been studded with pen- altleit.

The Georgetown fans like these in any other community in this Province back their team to the hilt. Members of the Abegwczt team who played against the Bag- les during the past two nights re- marked about the loyalty oi the Georgetown tans. And they also rcmarked about sportsmanship and consideration which those same fans show:-d towards the Ab-gtvclt team while they played in George- town. It. was an attitude that was deeply appreciated.

In sport there are always hap- penings and people who urn doing things to make one feel like a mil- lion dollars. Such a thing happen- ed in Georgetown on Monday night between the first and second per- iod when big "Buck" White of Charlottetown strolled into the Ab-

'bies dressing room. Big "Buck" is

in the convalescent home of Mon- tague recovering from a serious ill- ness which has kept him sidelined for several years. t I I But that ddn't prevent him from coming over to Georgetown to see the game. During the first and sec- ond perlod intermission he came into the Abbtes dressing room with three packages of gum for the players. It. was 3. magnificent ges- ture from the young man who was once quite an athlete himself and one which won't soon be forgotten. I 0 O 0 One of the finest and most like- nble group of athletes ever to nit- semlile into n hcokcy team in this Province, the Islanders held it farewell party last night. For all practical reason the team will now! dlsband and trainer Earl "Diver" Riggs will take charge of the equipment until next Septem- ber rolls around. During last night's party coach Leo Lamour- cux. on behalf of the team. pre- sented winger Connie Bonhornme with R wedding gift. Connie is to be married on April 16 lo Lor- raine Roberts .of. Glace Bay.

The boys. who carried the

col- ors of the Islanders tin ” A

'ci, fired with less than six minutes

Square Series With Canadiens

BOSTON, April 1 - (AP) Fleming Mackell's sizzling 15-foot-

ta go, tonight enabled Boston Bruins to square their best.-of-sew en. National Hockey League semi- final playoff series with Montreal Canadiens with a 3-2 victory. The

Thursday night. Summary:-- First: Period 1--Boston. Chevrefils, fLabine. Schmidt) Penalties: Henderson I). 5.47. St. Laurent 11.51.

3. Edmund- son 18.33, McIntyre 18.33. S('('0n(l Period

2---Boston. Schmidt, (Quackenbusli) ................ .. 6.55 3-Montreal. Curry, (Meger. Harvey) . . .. 19.-16

Penalties: Henderson 6.18. Bou- chard 6.18. Edmundston 6.18. Peir- son 6.18. Labine 10.50. Maclicll 18.21. Third Period

4-Montreal, Curry.

(Harvey. St. Laurent) . .6.-is 5--Boston. Mackell (Sandford. (Quackenhushl . '.l-i..'l'I Penalties: None. Stops:-- Henry . .. '1' 7 7---21 McNeil 11 10 7-28

Held ii? Agtiult On Hockey Player

PROVIDENCE, R. I.. 'Aprll 1- (AP)-Daniel P. McKenna. 18. was held for the grand jury by Judge Luigi Depasqualc today when he was convicted of assault- ing a Cincinnati hockey player. He was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. Police said he slashed Kenneth E. Bar- row. 22. of Bulyea, Sash. in the face with a beer cap opener when Barlow. a defenccman with Cin- cinnati Mohawks, happened upon a gang fight. on a downtown street.

Barlow was treated at a hos- pital whcre 15 stitches were nec- essary tp close the cuts. Mc- Kenna already is serving 30 days in prison for assaulting A police- man.

Hockey Scores

Allan Cup All-Ontario finals Snulte Ste. Marie 2. Stratford 5 (Stratford leads best-of-seven series 3-0. one game tied)

Quebec Senior final

Quebec 1. Chlcoutlml 0 (Beat-of-nine series tied 1-11 New Brunswick Interasedalto llnsl Bathurst 3. Fredericton 7 (Fredericton wins series 3-2)

American League Cincinnati 2, Providence .1 (Providence lends best-of-five semi-final 2-0).

Esstem Hockey League

Boston 1. New Haven 2

(New Haven leads best-of-five series 2-1.

best-of-five

the Maritime: will start leaving for their homes this week. Bruno

day morning Bob Gray will point

Favero of Barrie. Ontario. plans to leave this afternoon. On Thurs-

the nos of his automobile to- wards tnnlpeg and with him will be Willie Marshall. Denis

Smith and Don Bellrlnger. At. the some time Larry Travis will be taking off by train and on the next morning he will be followed by his defense-mate Phil Vltale. George Mcl..agsn. "Hub" Beaudry and Jim Macltenzle will be leav- ing around the last. of this week or the first of next. Ray Fred- erick will be acting so. Ilib-I't'.'.lIiO for the Halifax saints in their sor- es against the Belverl. Walt. Paw- t lyshyif expects to remain here an- other week.

SIIP SIIOT FIIISILII

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Marilime Hockey Finali To Open On Thursday

SAINT JOHN. NB.. April 1- (CPi- The first two games of the Maritime Major Hockey League finals between Saint John Beavers and Halifax 'st. Mary's will be played here. Thursday and satur- diiy nights. The next. two are scheduled for Halifax Monday and Wednesday. If further games be- come necessary in the best-of-sew en series. the dates will be announ- ccd inter.

Rumored replacements -'or two injured Beavers. Bill Miicracken anl Al Buchanan, are out. accord- in: to word from the Saint John camp. Mccrackcn is expected to be back in about two weeks

season.

However. the recall of defence- man Jackie I-Icon. forced out by illness half way through the league schedule. was announced tonight. lie will reach saint John t.oiuor-

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The Freetown Royals won thci South shore Hockey League last night at. the Bedeque Rink by tak- ing the fifth and final game ag- ainst Cape Traverse by the score of 4-2. The final series had pre- viously been tied with each team having two victories.

The game was played before the largest. crowd ever to see it hockey match in Bedeque rink. The ice was fairly hard...but. sticky. mnl:in;: effective control of the puck most impossible. but the teams fought hard throughout three ac- tion-fllled periods and though the play was for the most. part scramb- ly. three of the four goals sccred were the result of neat plays. lvtirk Delaney. speedy Summer- slde player who had starred for Amllrrst Juniors this winter, the winning goal for Freetown. He

,broke away at centre ice with the

score 2-all in the third period and deftly took the goalie out before parking the disk in the drapcrlesl Cape Traverse's first tally was the result of a fine piece of com-l binailon play by MaeFarlanc. flow- ntt and G. MncFad,ven. Walter. Simmons got the disk from ll' scramble in the first period and; the "Old Fox" took plenty of time, to hang it through it confusion of legs to score Freetown's initial. counter. The winners got an in-l aurance tally late in the fi'amc.' when with the Cape boys presslng,l

Smith and Delaney broke nwnyl Smith getting the counter. I Llne-ups:- Freetown-Goal, Richards, do. fense. Campbell. Waugh. Read, E. Roberts; forwards. slmrrcnsd

Taylor. C. Mill. W. Mill, P. Gard.

iner. R. Macltlurdo. D. Rob:-rfs.i Delnney. 1 Cape Traverse-Goal. Miller; defence. Cutclitfe. MaCFnd)'8ll. M itfs rt; forwards, MacPorlane.l

I-fowntt. GI MncFadyen. A. Gardin-l Ir. P. Noonnn, Carruthers. 1. Mac-l Miirdo. C. Thompson, v, Miller.

Referees - Gordie Kelly nnd Lloyd Slllikcr. SUMMARY First Period 1-Freetown Simmons 7.40 3-Cape Traverse MacF.-irlane (MacF'adyen, I-fowatt) 10.37

Penalties4armthera. Second Period

3-Freetown D. Roberts (Delancy,. Smith) 11.31 Penalties-Campbell. Taylor.

Third Period

4-Cape Traverse Mnttart 10.28 5-Freetown Delaney 11.08 -Freetown Smith (Delaney) 18.50 Penalties -I-lowatt, R. MaoMur- do. Cutcllffe.

Trophies were presented after the game.

May Be Flying Fighter Planes Soon

JACKSONVILLE, Fis.. April 1 -(AP)-Baseball stars Gerry Cole- man and Ted Williams may be back flying United States Marine Corps airplanes soon.

The 33-year-old Williams. Bos- ton Red Box slugger. and Coleman. 21. New York Yankees second baseman. came here for physical examinations Wednesd .

Both are reserve captains in the corps. If they pass their physical tests. they would presumably be called to active duty for two years.

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The Chinese were making good;

314 I-folrnea. were welcomed vegetsblel

row -from his home at Cap de La Madeleine. Que.

iladie-sT' Division

of Curling Club Concludes Season

The Ladies' Division of the jchnrlottetown Curling Club have lconcludcd their regular schedule yof-events for the season. A Busi- IHCSS Girls' rink skipped by Bybtl lMacMillan won the Club Cham- ipionship and the Keefe Trophy. ;Other ineinbcrs of the rink were, Jean Grant. third, Lillian Duche- .inin. second. and Margo Beacon.

went through the series undefeated. A rink skipped by Elizabeth

MacDonald was runner-up in the competition. The rink included Inez Gallant. third, Shirley Storey. second, and Barbara Roper. first. The Business Girls were also winrkrs in the Tantoii Nylon Bon- izpiel when the Mary McLennan skipped rink defeated the Doris MacDonald rink. sectional winners in the housewives competition. Members of the Macbennan rink were. Jean Grant. third. Lil- lian Duchcnitn. second and Blan. che Conway. first. The MacDon- ald rink lncluded. Marjorie Alien, third, Shirley Storey, second. and Elcaiior Soper. first.

Fredericton Wins H. B. Intermediate

but. Bu-; chanaii has been sidelined for the

Bentley Goldham 16.45.

lowing the roast. turkey League president Lleut.

last such gathering. He thanked of

Richard. secretary treasurer.

Peakc to pruent

the mats against the 28th 1.. A.A Regment. Maj. Peake,

a good team to beat strong squads.

Honor To Regiment

real honor to his regiment. He ex- pressed his pleasure at. the work of the League executive who had overcome so many difficulties in carrying out their duties. He hoped the League would operate for many years to come.

In introducing the guest speaker. Brig. W. W. Reid. D.S.O.. presid- ent. Wellner spoke of him as ”onc man who has single-handedly done more for sports of all kinds 'n this Province than any other man past

It was a real military dinner last night when the boys of the Car- rison Hockey League and their guests gathered at the Queen Hotel to the end of one of their

dinner. Cordon Wellner welcomed all present to what he hoped would not. be the

for the co-operation he received during the year and paid special tribute to the work of Lieut. John

He then called on Maj. Arthur the trophy to Captain Willie Dunn of the win- ning 5 signals Regiment who won

Brigade Mayor with the 21st Armored Brig- ade. briefly congratulated the win- ners and said they must have been the other

on behalf of the winners Lleut. Col. K. M. Johnston thanked those present and said the team was a

Garrison Hockey Lagu:

Last Night .

or pment' Ei speaker who preferred to remain m the background most: of the time was always the driving force be. bind the scenes. He termed thg director of Physical Fitness