Charlottetowt, Sat, Mar. 10,

SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Juvenile Teams Clash

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Prince of Wales College Weahmen downed Abbies 11 Thurs afternoon in the ner at St. Dunstan’s rink and carry a

However, the fact the collegians hold a three-goal edge on the Red and Black doesn’t mean too much. Boag oy Jet little things like a few goals bother them and Abbies will ting arty ods ame in fr Yo ing things act on equal te

Meanwhile’ Summerside juveniles are anxiously waiting for as they can tackle the survivor im

team holding any advaniage over pipe ‘These boys in juvenile ranks play a good brand of and folks surely ebould see to it that they get good sized at their battles. Let's give a better boost to this brand of hockey.

Fight For Positions

TORONTO Maple Leafs eatch up with Chicago Black Hawks tonight ix ‘games pl Punch Imlach’s crew enter tonight”

climbed to eight huge points. The Hawks entertain Toronto Sunday night

eago decision shouldn't hurt Leafs’ second place chances too

much. The Imlachmen would really have to do @ complete flop

to allow the Hawks to get home ahead of them.

YOU CAN expect these Wings to be rugged tonight. They are realiy fired up. They trail New York Rangers by a mere point and they have two more games im hand. Sunday night the Wings pay another visit to Boston where they hope to pick up another two points. reesei nee they were in Beantown | and blanked the men of Phil W:

Rangers, idle tonight, entertain tain the Montreal Canadiens Sun- day and the Wings are mores | to be in next week's operations in fourth place and one game id.

Next Wednesday night pol huge one ieceee) ee Raster Square Gardens where Red Wings will be hosts. st time the Wings were there they won a decision. A ne nights later they were back home with the Rangers, had a 42 lead in the third and blew the game.

All Eyes On Forbie

IF DETROIT is going to make these Stanley Cup playoffs, it would surely be nice to see Charlottetown's Forbie come through in a big way. Tonight all eyes will be watching as Wings try to upend Leafs. If Forbie could vink one for the Ablemen tonight, folks down this way would indeed be happy. haven't enjoyed too much success with Leafs this season. But backers of Detroit will quickly tell you that last season was pretty much the same

But what happened in those playoffs? Leafs won the first game from the Wings in overtime in the semi-finals and then proceeded to lose four straight to Detroit. A couple ) ees ago Wings were hasten 6-1 by Chicago Saturday an ‘Toronto Sunday (both games in Detroit). Yet last lawraey ia they looked great in Montreal as they battled the Habs to a 22 tie.

It’s hard to predict for a team that does things like that,

Ramblers In Town

AND ON the local scene Amherst Ramblers are in town for the first game of the Maritime senior hockey championships | with Sandy’s Parkdale Royals.

Ramblers will, of course, be heavy favorites to repeat as champions but the local boys insist they’ll make things extreme- ly interesting for the Nf

A packed S| ‘Arena is certain to view this one and fans are most likely to witness the fastest hockey of this season.

Get your tickets early.

Confederation pla ft

THE ANNUAL confederation bonspiel swin; ion to- day a cane night, tnstarch ‘ he first four days will be devoted to mixed curling the fal three daye of competion finding ell men curlers in action. Today players will be in competition for town Restaurant the prize is

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KITCHENER, Ont. (CP " cham;

ribbon curling classic. The sudden-death game was necessitated when

ridi tie, and two defeats. Saskatchewan won the bye in a draw.

Hee Gervais, potato farmer from St. Albert, a farming community outside Edmonton, curled almost per- fectly on the final end with

[Alberta's Defendiny Curling Champs Play Richardsons For Crown Today

| nipeggers lying two. Alberta re- Alberta 200 030 030 401—13 plied with a Sage he ee . 100 102 100 630— Manitoba scored one each in the 030 010 000 — 5 10th and llth and made Ger- 10 101 010 101— 8

skip the 260-pound lead Wes—beat Gervais $8 in ree:

| Manitoba lying two and shot noon’s final draw got under | playoff:

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were held in 1928 and 1946. ce in the cur-

i The Richardson family — Arnold, second Garnet and | Aiberta

play bition games.

the seventh ‘Two of these were in Civic Stad- It was almost a "foregone con- ae Ont. (CP) — New Bea clusion that there would be a| night's Can-| vers, winners of this season's

triple tie before Friday afier-| Satan oe reais championship League and holders of the Isaac falker trophy. Flyers downed

| rock behind a guard to dash the | WAY. Man i young Winnipeg rink's hopes. | |, F Pride's 1th round, final of Alberta, 200 040201 001 — 8 the Beavers 83 and 5+ anl pay. BIG GAME TONIGHT The crowd of 4,702 at Memor- 10+ round-robin com-| Alberta meets Saskatchewan | ed to a 3-3 tie with Tracadie’s ial Audtorium stod op a8 Ge mio on, Martel British Colum | Amherst heavy favorit. cae 1 body | vais’ coming-home roc! rock curled | ewan, y ig STANDINGS we been P.E.I. Sou ‘The Sports ern es oe, | eee eae creme ee, | Same me ae ute | Into the four-foot circle for the bia 8 es oe | PWL |Shore junior hockey finalists the opening game of a best- Saint John Ollers are deter. | MacLeod, another Royal rear. | Single that set up the Alberta- Place de eee ee ee OT | senliehn 10 8 2 | three times out of four starts. of-three series with Sandy's mined to worry the high fly. | guard. Action commences at Saskatchewan last-chenee. clash | Vie esew; revegne a Royals for the Mariime eeo- | ing Ramblers, At left, is | 7:30 and seats are on sale r 9 am, EST |arMtott na casa te wa thee Jor hockey. hamplonship. | ‘Farmer’ Josey who will ry | all day’ a day. \eran rink from Trail was Quality Never Goes Out of Style Son ccm Tat | Ma cateale le "Raed ‘soe | Aten Pad Milton's Cbd Peoioe | PLAY WESTERN STYLE oe eee

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moving draw game This was the bi r one for | vais and a tough one to los ioe ane Manitoba skip fouck, a high school phy-

Veteran Gordie Howe Seeks 500th |

| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | league - Canadiens, Montreal leads Toronto by ee es is Winnipeg. But Look to Detroit Red Wings to | team that naatieetiee seven points and third - place he was up against a master go all out during the weekend 0 them this ee Chicago by 13, | strategist wh started the game

| Gordie Howe to become the sec- |

ready are | berths.

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with a two-rock oe end a never gave up the lea

It was 4-1 after ee 62 after | seven and then on the eighth Houck scored his only two. It was set up when Gervais was about six inches wide and heavy

to move into fourth place in the loetll teacher eqns and ite'| ghina ficei iaseioet tae toate 11 tHe te Montreal Thursday night, have been figured ti

ish second by Frank Selke, at call mmsage of the’ Oanecens:

Abbies, PWC Play Today

ond man to score 500 goals in regular season play.

Howe was blanked in his bid aes night to score his | 500th the Boston

| Bruins Nad ‘Narn ecoreiees bat Juvenile Abbies and PWC | Detroit still won 30. The only CURLING DRAW Juveniles tangle today in *e Hoop Action other NHL player to score more The following is the curling| Second game of a two-game

played by these youngsters. | game sails feeiaMontred fone oe neneeect Te mney Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs | Ice SR. Carr va R. Newson Two Bonspiels

and Chicago Black Hawks al- | y eee i LeClair ve Glen] Go At Alberton

assured of playoff ALBERTON — Tw ere Mieik sat Fowlie ve Keith| = Two compete- | ice 1—P. Sinclair, Dr. W.S. Acorn. tions opened yesterday in the | Macintyre, D. Nicholson vs C.A. : be ree Pridham (Alber-| Alberton curling rink. ‘Nicholson, jolson, Dr. A. jon) vs | Eight rinks are competing in | E. Ings, R. MacDonald. | “dee ¢—W.K. Sharpe vs L. Law- ia \doubis | hgachs'n Raa dee 2-A.E, Sullivan, M, Sulll less. | the w Motel D. Clarkson, B. ‘Mabon vs Ice 5—M. Bell vs Dr. Giddings. | festerner Motel trophy and | prt. A, Johnston, E. Clay, B. ————————— | crests emblematic of the club Bryand, P. Warner.

than 500 regular season goals was Maurice (Rocket) Richard, the Montreal gee mee retii after the 1959-60 se

With all six teams in the last stretch of the schedule, Detroit and New York Rangers are run- ning neck and neck in their |" race for fourth place, and last | playoff berth.

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(Goes Tonight

City Basketball league action at Prince of Wales College today | Sees, the Welshmen take, on| YMCA at the 2.30 in the first game of a doubleheader. Winless Phalanx plays SDU in the second game.

Curling Draw For Montague

HAVE PRECARIOUS LEAD Right now the Rang are hanging on to fourth place, but Detroit, only one point behind, | | has two pope in hand and will

en thi take on the secu aaa Maple | Leafs in Toronto.

it win over Toronto

it tonight will give the Wings a Caieeraae mM,

one-point lead over the Rangers | ‘School Playoff At the same t:me six mixed| Ice 1—Dr. P. MacIntyre, H.| who are idle tonight, But the rinks are competing in double | Clair, D. MacLure, E. White vs

Game Played Knockout schedule for the Matt-| At MacDonald, B. Smith, D. Her- 8 Turkey Farm trophy. Tur. | ring, L. MeLure

SUMMERSIDE — In a sud- hoe will be presented to the | Ice 2—R.R. Beck, E. Cudmore, playott game for | Wianing rink by Herbert Matt-| K. MacDonald, E. MacKenzie vs hews and Curling Association | S. Gay, C. Ings, E.J. Poole, Pins to the runner up team. | Watterworth.

HOCKEY

TONIGHT

Sports Arena Game Time 7:30

Rangers can take comfort in the | fact that Leafs have been tough on home ice this year.

In the only other game to-|den death night, the Bruins take on the Canadiens in Moatredl

All teams will be in ac Sunday. night ‘with ‘Tor ou ‘at | Street defeated Summer Chicago, Montreal at New York | 14-2 last evening at Civie ‘sad. and Detroit at Boston

Boston has a new problem to| Allan Gaudet led all snipers go with its primary one of no | racking up 7 gorls for the win- defence. The office also has col. |ner. Roger Richard scored the

lapsed, scoring only 12 goals in| hat trick, Waitmore | Mutart | the last nine games. The woeful | sniped a pair singletons Bruins were blanked five an went to Danny Macneil and in that winless stretch and the |Don MacCausiand. For Summer Opposition scored 49 times, Street Wilbur MacKinnon and

Meanwhile, Rangers’ chances Greg Beer were the marks- . consolidating thelr fourth- | men.

lace position appear more dif-| Benny Grady a

m apes | Bom nny Grady and LeRoy Clow

ficult. ‘They will be playing the [handled the whistles,

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The Manitoba-B.C. game was a tight.44 match <i the end of six ends.

Then Manitoba, with Houck playing an almost flawless draw game, blew it wide open with a three-end seventh when Skip shot

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