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Hockey Game Al Summerside ls Postponed

The scheduled gttms On Saturday night between the \ Summcrﬂlde Crystals and the R. C. Al". MetcolS was postponed and will be played some night this week, probably on Thursday although this wus not definite last night. This is the last name in the schedule for the Crys- tals although the Air Force has two more, one against Prince of Wales and one against St. Dun- skin's.

Their game against Airmen is also the only remaining game for the Welshman, As summerslde and P.W.C. are tied for the botwnl playoff berth at present thes: games against the Meteors are nil- importnnt. It both Siimnicrsiile iincl P.W.C. win or lose their games they will rvinaln ticii for fourth spot hut ii’ one of them wins and the other lost-s the loser will be eliminated. — S

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Sport Briefs

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb. 19 — (AP) —- Rod Coates, 35- year-old rider‘ from Plainfield, N. J., Saturday won the Ameri- can Motorcycle Association’: 100- mile race for amateurs.

Coates, riding e British 'I‘rl- umph, averaged 81.26 miles an hour over the beach-road. course, better than last year's 79.8 by Don Evans of San Bernardino, Calif. Evans did not race this year.

ESKIISTIINA. Sweden, Feb. 19 -- (AP) -— HJaimar Anderson of Norway today won the world speed skating championship, beat- ing out his fellow countryman, Odd Lundberg, and John Werket of the United States.

Anderson won out by winning the l0,000-metre event in 17 min- utes and 40.8 seconds.

EXPERT MARKSlV-[K DIES

LONG LAKE, 111., I-‘eh, l9 — (AP)—.ll3y R. Graham, once ivorld rJli-aurrpion trap shcc-ter. died Satur- day in his Longlake home. He

was 79. Graham won the world crown at. the Olympic Games in Stnckhdm in 1912. For man/y

years. lle fired high gun in meets throughout the United States.

N. II. L. SlaiidingO-Iiargest Entry Of Season

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Physical Education Books Distributed

Aiming towards the development and coordination o-f mind and body the Provincial Department 0t Physical Fitness has ailmost com- plef-Ed distributing physical adu- cation books to iihe majority of schools on the Island.

Erich school teacher has been the recipient of four books covering physical education activities of all children from Grades I to IX. The curriculum begins with s. study of rhythmical activities in the first two grades to instructions on bas- ketball and hockey in the more advanced grades.

The distribution o! the bociks was canted out with the co-oper- ation of tihe Provincial Department of Education and the Departments of Physical Fitness in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. ‘The books are standard texts for the three oldest Maritime Provinces.

Complete instructiom on soccer, volleyball, softbnfl, basketball, hoc- key and track and field are given in the book for the older students. Other activities coversd in this book are marching, free haind ex- erclses, gwllp games and rel-ays and gymnastic activities.

Books for tile lntennediary stru- dents contain instructions of games and activities of a less strenuous nature. The physical educziticn for the first two grades consists of 510W plays, gaimcs and elementary mimetics.

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

At Saturday’s Ice Races

(lily Midget Hockey Schedule

The following is the remaining schedule In City Midget hockey championship competition:

Tuesday, Feb. Zlst-G P.M.— Vics vs. Knotty Niners; 7 P.M.- Canadians vs. A-bbles.

Thursday, Feb. 23rd — 8 RM.- Abbles vs. Knotty Niners; 9 P.M. —Vics vs. Canadians.

Note: All games to be played at North River Rink. Second and third place teams will play a home and home series for the right to meet the first. place team in a best-of-tl-iree game final series for the City Midget title. The City winners will meet the winners of the Summersidc- O'Lcary series for the Island title.

Victoria Papers Boost Subscription Rates

VICTORIA, B. C., -—(CP)— An increase in subscription rates of Victoria's two daily newspapers— the Daily Times and the Dally Co1cnist—from $1 to $1.25 a month was announced Saturday, The new price will he effective March 1. "All costs of production have gone up," said a spokesman for the Max Bcll Syndicate which pub- lishes the Times.

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Z00‘S MOOSE MAKES NEWS- Marlin Perkins, director of Chic- ago's Lincoln Park Zoo, is greeted affectionately by a new charge, s

0119' turcd in Kenora, Ontario, the an- i-mai was brought to Chicago by

ﬂw-pound Canadian moose.

the three fur-topped gentlemen,

left to right, Jerry Banwallegharn, Waiter l-laybory and Walter Hol- linsworth.

llainilton ls Hard Ilit By Ontario Storm

bile in foreground has icicles hang- iug from itli running board. Bchonll

ceivlng the brunt of the storm. Hamilton new lfl inches of snow

were ell closes for the dsy. m- fell iii e little over ll houn. A 80-

mile-en-liour wind whipped it into big drifts to cause roeri hloiks tiirmighoiit the riiy. Teiqvhmi».

The Victoria Driving Club cams up with their biggest ice racing meet of the season to date when the largest entry of horses this season, 25 in all, turned out to compete in five classified even-ts over the North River course on Saturday afternoon.

The meet wasn't only the big- gest, but also the keencsi, and hundreds of spectators were on hand to witness some thrilling duels over the quarter mile stretch of the lightning-fast ice speedway.

Calumet Onward captured the Class A Pace, Buddy Budlong the Class A Trot, Mary's Delight the Class B Pace, Tony Budlong the Class C Pace and Orville B the Class D Trot.

Through the courtesy of the Provincial Exhibition Association and Charlottetown Driving Park, the regular starting gate was used, which added greatly to the success of the meet, although some of the entries had to suffer the consequences of~ being set. back for "beating the gate." In the second heat of the B Pace, Bee Budlong placed first but was set back to sixth and Nature Boy who finished second was set back to seventh position. In the sec- ond heat of ‘the C Pace, Miss Adele W. finished first and was set back to sixth, while Bud Hugo finished sixth and was placed seventh.

Lee Brewer and Direct Volo also had some bad luck in their racing with the former pulling a shoe in both the second and third heats of the Class A. Trot, while the latter also pulled a shoe in the second heat of the Class C Pace. and was drawn in the final heat.

The following are the results of the meet:-

Class A Pace Calumet Onward (Stead) .. Billy McVey (Craig) .. Carl Aubrey (Kennedy)

Times: 30 2-5, 30, 30 2-5.

Winn-ing horse owned by Har- old Sterd, Brackley.

‘ Class A Trot Buddy Budlong (Stead) .... .. 2 1 1 Lee Brewer (Bernard) 1 2 3 Wait N'See (O'Meara) .... .. 3 3 2

Times: 3O 4-5, 31 2-5, 3i 4-5.

Winning horse owned by Har- old Stead, Brackley.

Class B Pace

Mary's Delight (Willard

Kelly) Bee Budlong (Hennesey) .. Bob Dale (Younker) ......... .. Maudene Budlong (Agnew) Nature Bey (Clow) Johnny Calmuck (Wal

Kelly) Margaret Jean (Cutciiffe) ..

Times: 32, 32, 32. _

Winning horse owned by Wil- fred Pi-aught. Cherry Valky-

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Class C_ Pace Tony Budlong (Wisner) .. 2 Miss Adele W. (McDonald) i

Opitzadale (Tierney) --

Miss Playfair (Willard Kelly) .

Dasher Hanover (Wlllli)

Bud Hugo (Smilh)

Direct Volo (Wﬂir) Times: oi 3-5. 82 1- - Winning horsa ovimed b)’ Rich‘

ard Connolly, Charlottetown.

Class D Trill

8 6 5 d

11 38 22 "44 B5 77 54 5.

Orville a (Willis) .. 1 1 Dusty Aubrey (Walk?) z 3 Lusty’; Queen (Mclnnis) . 3 2 April Bud (Lorne Kelly) .... .. 5 g: é

Gingerbread Man (Wood) .. 3 Times: 34. 35. 33 3'5- Winning horse owned b! ch37‘

lea Willis, Covehcad.

Monclon Rink Wins N.B;_Tille

MONGTON, N. n. Feb- 10 (gp) _. A Moncton Beaver Club rink skipped by J.A. Vance Satur- day won the Ganong Trophy. 6m- biematlc of New Brunswick curling supremacy. The rink will repre- sent the province in the Dominion bonspiel.

The Vance rink defeated a four- some sklpped by A..l. Aiibe of Bathurst 12-11 in the final match. Members o1 the winning rink were Ronald Dickie, RE. Lister and Dr. Les. Allanach.

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The final Big Four league-play standings: P W I. D I‘ Arts H!

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Cily gdlildlll Hockey Games

1a the championship elimination which was continued at the North River rink on Saturday morning, the Prince Street School Lions, the Queen Square Hawks and the Abbie: all advanced through into semi-final competi- tion. In the first gems the Lions defeated the Prince Street Bear- cats with an 8-1 drubbing, while in the second game the Hawks only managed to edge out the Queen Square School Royals by a narrow 1-0 victory. The final game saw the Abbies snow under the West Kent School Beavers I0-1.

Semi-final play in the series is expected to be carried out this week.

World Ski Meel Ends

(By Harold Claasssn)

ASPEN, Colo, Feb. 19—(AP)— Zeno Colo, a hawk-nosed farmer from Italy, slammed down the lids of Mount Aspen at a speed of 53 miles an hour Saturday to win the men's downhill run, final event of the world ski championships.

The squat Italian, who crouches so low he appears to be sitting on his skis, ripped through the 2.1-mile course that drops 2,400 feet in two minutes, 34.4 seconds.

That was 1 3-10 seconds better than any other of the 58 starters from 13 countries could do. The daredevil from Italy has an un- official record of 100 miles an hour for a stretch of 220 yards.

Earlier last week Colo won the giant slalom and took second to Georges Schneider of Switzerland in the slalom, a feat seldom dup- licated in world skiing.

Yves Latrelila and Yvon Tsohe, both instructors at Sun Valley. Idaho, topped the Canadian en- trants, finishing 26th and Bth re- spectively. Latreliie, from Ste. Adele, Que., was clocked in 2:513,

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and Tache, from Quebec City, in 2151.7. Counting the earlier jumping

and cross-country events-Jhe Nor- dic phase of the championships- at Lake Placid, N. Y., and Rum- ford, Maine, the complete, unoffi- clai team scores tabulated by the Associated Press were:

Austria 67, Sweden 57, Norway 46 1-2, Italy 31, France 29, Fin- land 23, Switzerland 21, United States 9 1-2, Canada 2.

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