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Night Of Huge Payoffs At _.« Charlottetown Driving Park.

“Wt was a sight of: huge pay-jles O'Brien. Covehead Road. * ~~ @ifs at Charlottetown Driving {Rudy Frisco owned by E. Ber- Park on Sa Foe ee and W. Henderson, Char-|

- Lucky ticketholders “ eoliected | lottetown. : A handsome returns im the eight-| Pays: $5.40, 3.40; 3.60. $6.90,/ shared in the goals Sunday jand Keon ‘at 8:14 of the final | alty for holding. . | yam 6:37, Orr double minor, eee i 5.90: 440. j | might as Detroit’ Red Wings | period. SCORED FROM 35 FEET Boyer 10:27, D. Hull 17:04. ” = re. be. Be tured RACES 2 AND 6 | blanked Montreal Canadiens 6-0 Keon then whipped the tying} Orr tied the-’count midway| Third period — 6. Chicago, ~ “ ‘aot iv macht Chief Operator,|Ctief Operator (L. Neili)) 12 in a pefialty- studded National | goal home with a little more | through the opening period with-| Nesterenko 3-(Maki)—18:40. Pes- == ON a eed Udon Kelly | Triflite (J.-Cairns) s1f- Hockey League ‘game. _}than -three—minutes—to play —gs a 35-foot shot for his second alties—Hodge 1:23, Mikita, Van grabbed the mile events but not Brown. Budlong (H. Hughes) 2 5 _| The Red Wings skated mag-jdefenceman Tim Horton as-| goal in his rookie season. The | Impe (major), Stewart (major) — , Home Stretch (A. Smith) - 3% ae | , nificently and the defence | sisted. Bruins went ahead less than two | 19:29, Hall (misconduct) 19-40 Ma as . = Amigo Mike (S: Whitey) 44 , a? Bo | proved. impregnable —_ as they. TOOK PUCK FROM GOALIE minutes later_as Pit Martin de- — Shots ou—goal “yr: = ert -| Starry Night (T. Palmer) gE et - | bornbed “the Canadiens. _—BillyHicke broke a—_i-1_tie flected—a—shot from the: point | chicago 16.14. 9—83 eo —_ = ue Date | Tins 4 R mid-way through the second pe-| by rookie defenceman Joe Wat | Boston 1 1 ———+ed-heme-sictors inthe sbbTevie | abbrevie Young Parent way the victim | *#emdanee=-13,900- ——-ted_das cS =e : of. Chieago's-two goals in the : =

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