IThe Sun, Thursday sept. l5, l977. Page 7

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(as well as an efficient. “Policeman”), fast skating Lornie Carmichael (whom we' welcOme back,.but who has completed his eligibility) as well as Gerald Butler who playedseveral good games for us, in the nets, last season, in the nets. We also hear that Joe Pijly- ’ foney has other plans for next year and so we'll miss a lot of fun juggling the alphabet with his ‘ monihker. - » ‘Returning, we'll have dependable Ronnie "Snaggs" mcinnis in goal. Defence- men returning are Wilfred MacDonald, who was the st cut from the National .m, Larry Arsenault looking and feeling fit after a knee operation. Bob . Mitchell who is recuperating from a car accident and Steve Miglia who played very well at the season's close. - Centres coming back; prize winning rookie of last year, Val Mitchell, big Mike Sellick and the pride of Kinkora, David Cameron. Left wingers. returning will be' Ken ‘Burton, Phil Clayburne, Ralph’gosie and Gary Trainor." ‘ ,The new candidates for goal will be Pierre Lavallee fro. the Laval Nationals, and Neil MacKenzie who was with the St. John 77's last season. ’

brought along Larry Chomickig from their hometown, Noranda, P.Q., a rugged defenceman who , they Claim will take the place of Gerry McCarron. Louis Lortie, highly touted prospect from the Central Junior A League,7 is expected to be a big factor in Panther successes as he led the league scoring for the past two seasons

’ totalling over l25 goals

in the two years.

Local fans will recall that this league was won by the Pembroke Lumber Kings last year and

vthat they eliminated the-

local Generals in straight games in the playoffs.

' We will also have John Dalaire, a big strong

chap from Moncton. Rick Chamberlain who toiled for Sherwood last year will also be in co ntention for a place

On the team.

It is a strong team, if, and doing this from memory, We probably have missed some of the 35 players who have started a dry land training on the l2th- we

, regret any omission.

We hear all teams are improved. We Will learn just how much when the usual Panther Tournament is held here on the weekend of the 29th of october with Acadia, Dal and Mount A visiting the’lbcal rink.

The league this year is set up differently with but

.one division and with the_

ROokies from Charlottetown top six teafns entering

and vicinity will include Danny and Kevin Murphy from-Charlottetown's hockey family,R ory Beck and Wayne Squarebriggs (and we hope he is one half the player his grandfather was), Terry Devine and we hear, . 1 two more of those Kinkora Camerons! I

The Mitchell brothers

the playoffs. One and two

get a bye, three plays six

and four goes against

five in the opening round. Looks like a good season.

'Next week we'll go on’to

basketball after we get our fill 09 joy, or regrets over the football game.

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