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Charlottetown, Sat, Jan. 238, 1965. SPORTS FRONT

Minor's Week Starts Today

By JIM CULLEN

is the opening of Minor Hockey Week all across icials of the Charlottetown branch of the program

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Minor Hockey week starts league reins will pass“feom. (tight) for the one week that | all across Canada next week present president Ivan Do- the youngsters are king of the | and to mark this occasion the herty (left) to Jack Kipping hockey world.

CASSIUS CLAY CALLS

Patterson Is A Quitter;

| Murphy, of the Hawks, was

jand Mitton and LeClair, both of |

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Camille Henry, Best Left

Winger Outs

By JERRY GLADMAN | | Canadian Press Staff Writer | Camille Henry would prob- | ably be the most logical choice | as the all-star left winger on |the National Hockey League's | dream team this year if not for| \a chap named Bobby Hull of Chicago Black Hawks. ~ The 152-pound native of Que- bec City, who has excelled for New York Rangers for the last ee

Tracadie Tops | Morell 8-2

Tracadie trimmed Morell 82 in a Farmer's Hockey League game Friday night.

M. Kelly paced the winners at-| tack with a three goal perform- | ance. M. Fitzpatrick and J. Mc-| Quaid potted a pair of goals| jeach for Tracadie. K. McNally eight seasons, drew a spot on scored the other goal for Trac- the second team at the halfway adie. mark as a result of Hull's

L, Murphy and S§. Kelly tal- amazing goal - scoring produc- jlied for the losers. ition to date.

| Henry, who has scored 18 Basketball

| 36 and Steads and Movers tied

of five games scheduled this| | 63-63 in the City Men’s Basket-

: th bell League section Friday night | Vile ‘the Leate aa ‘in Co De |

at Queen Charlotte gym. 'troit Red Wings and Boston |

the top point getter in the Bak- | Plays host to Montreal.

. | Hull, whose 37 goals~is just 14/|

the Bakers, with 10 points each}, were the only other players who picked up points in the double

figures. Enterprise Bakers Mac-

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ALBERTON — Tyne Valley defeated Alberton Regals 7-4 in a regular West Prince Lea- gue Hockey game-in Alberton Arena Thursday night before a

Hyndman was the big gun in the second game as he picked up 31 points for Steads Phar- macy. Elisworth was the top point getter for Jenkins Movers as he collected 2 points.

Steads Pharmacy — M. Smith 9, H. Ladner 3, Weeks 0, P. McGonnell 18, Hyndman 31,

James 2 — 63.

By AL COLLETTI MARLBORO, N.Y. ( CP )— fact begin and fic- world

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arrived, looking bored, and started to put on his gear for the sparring session. Clay pre- sented him with the carrots and lettuce. Patterson, a half-smile on his face, said and went al with the gag. ‘HAVE NO CE’ Cassius told him: ‘You have a chance to regain (he said re- grain) your lost pride and joy— do you, understand? -I came. here in person to help you. I know you don’t need the money —you're 2 millionaire. I just want to size you up."

“What do you think of Clay’s visit and afi this ‘rabbit’ busi- ness?” Patterson was asked.

“Despite the carrots and let- tuce, he said softly, “I am glad the heavyweight champion Mr. Cassius Clay... . . .

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“The name you were born with is Cassius Clay,” Patier- son said.

Waving his fist in the air, Cas- sius blurted: “That’s_my slave name. You have a élave name. I'm free. You're a white man’s slave. You ain’t nothin’ but an Uncle Tom Negro.”

Floyd, ready to walk out. Clay taunmed

Clay yelled:

“You're scared. You're a quit- ter. You quit twice (to Liston) .|You’re going to quit. again?”

| Curling Draw At Belvedere

lee 1 — A. Wood

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Souris Curling

The following is the mixed curling draw at Souris for Sat-

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large crowd of fans.

Fred Mcelhiney of the Regals scored the only goal in the open- ing period which featured

Jenkins Movers — G_ Scantle- bury 10, Ellsworth 20, Burns 0, D. LeClair 2, W. Maclean 11, Grant 11, S. Ladner 9 — 63.

keeping on both teams. Tyne | Valley opened up in the middle frame with dazzling combina- tion plays to score five markers two of them in twenty seconds. Erskine Matthews tallied for the Regals to make the count 5-2 for Tyne Valley.

Play was more even in the final frame J. Dyment adding one for Tyne Valley, Fred Mc- elhiney and E. Matthews gett- ing singles for Alberton to end

Saints 70-31

Acadia 70 St. Dunstan’s 31

scorers were Joe Gillis, Jack Gorrill, E. Gorrill, M. Came- ron (2) and J. Dyment. Referees Reg Pridham and Wendell Yeo handed out penal- ties to A. Williams (2), Wes.

CAMILLE HENRY |

RCAF Eagles by 10 points.

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strong defénse and good goal | shot

the contest 7-4. Tyne Valley |

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| scorers anywhere within 10 feet alties during his career.

lof the net, Henry has counted | The slightly crippled Rangers

|a total of 245 regular-season | will bé without defenceman Jim

| goals. | Neilson, out with a shoulder sep- Camille joined the Rangers|aration and forward Don Mar-

in 1953 and was voted rookie- | shall, sidelined with a charley

of-the-year. |horse.Defenceman Rod Seiling He spent the 1954-55 campaign | is still hurting from a bruised with Quebec in the Quebec! shoulder but is expected to play.

Hockey League and then toiled) Leafs will take to the ice for two seasons with Providence| without George Armstrong, Reds in the American Hockey | whose injured knee has kept League prior to returning to the| him out of action for a couple NHL to stay. of weeks. Andy Bathgate, who

Junior Legionnaires, Enman Drug Tie 5-5

2. Combines Deighan (L. Clow) 15:17: 3. Juniors A. Gaudet, (D. Gaudet, Dickey) 19:25. Pen- alties: Smith.

Second Period: 4. Combines Ronahan (W. Gallant)), 0:34; 5. Combines Maftin (unassist- ed) 3:30; 6: Combines D. Clow

SUMMERSIDE — Summer- | side Junior Legionnaires and Enman Drug Combines fought | to a hard earned 5-5 tie in a| Prince County Hockey League match here last night.

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k for e, ee points apiece. *They | (R. Gallant, Deighan) 4:49; 7. both trail the co-holders of first | Juniors MacWilliams (Beer,

Borden Nationals and | Trainor) 12:46 8. Juniors Mutt- apc j art (K. Arsenault, Gagnon)

14:01. Penalties: MacWilliams, | Deighan, Smith, D. Clow, Train- or

Dave Martin scored twice for the Combines as did Paul Mac- Williams for the Juniors. .

Martin’s second goal came in| Third Period: 9% Combines the 16th minute of the final | Martin (Deighan) 16:10; 10 period that temporarily gave | Juniors MacWilliams (unassist- the Combines a 5-4 lead. The, @4) 16:55. Penalties Grady, tricky centre feinted around a| Smith, MacWilliams, Dalton. defenceman then quickly beat = SSSSCS~™S Gary Sommers. Forty five sec- : onds later Paul MaeWilliams on Dunstaffnage

At North River rink Thurs-

almost a similar pattern as

Martin's, tallied to give tie’ day night, Dunstaffnage defeat- ed Kingston 3-1 in a North Riv-

Juniors the tie. He broke er Hockey League game. Dunstaffnage goals were scor- ed by MacDougall who got two and Richard MacCallum a sin- gle. For Kingston, the goal was scored by Barry Newson.

Borden Edges Kensington 8-5

Borden shaded Kensington & 5 Friday evening in Kensington. P. MacDonald paced the Bordes attack with six goals, P. O'Con- nor atid F, Sigsworth scored the other goals for Borden.

D. MclInnis scored twice for Kensington with J. Inglis, D. First Peried: 1. Juniors Dickey | Cole and J. Profitt scoring the (MacWilliams, A. Gaudet) 7.06; ' other Kensington markers.

International Hockey Game

Charlottetown Forum

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Penalties to Tyne Valley were Ferguson, J. Morrison, Birch , MacArthur and J. Gillis.

Andy Kranack paced the Axe-

For the Saints Len Sirois was top scorer with 13 points, four more than Bob Francoeur.

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