8 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. 731917718. 1984i

SPORTS FRONT

‘ ‘éNow Leading Series 2-0

,s v. i Windsor Maple Leafs blasted r""""‘*-Wwwm-~ -.

I Sandy's Royals 16-1 in h se-l -

. V ‘ v ‘ cond game of a best of seven

1 By 3“ k HLL‘IURE series for the Maritime Senior

_ . _ ~ ' “ . _ = ‘, L ’Hockey Championship in a fix- ,- " ’r ‘ . lture staged at the Charlottetown

Forum last night. 1 In all fairness to the Royals? they were missing three of their: key players in the persons oij Bud McIntyre. Junior McLeod; and Alfred "Apps" Arsenault;l twho are all members of the: Charlottetown Police Force andl

' Powerful Maple leafs

. Sandy's Royals just didn’t have the legs in Monday night's

l lenlor opener a the Fl" ‘ hey were a game club auzuiict the highly reputable Wind-

‘ Leafs for 30 minutes . too game for their own

good. They became \‘tl tired they cou'dn‘i bat-kcheck and the

fast moving Nova Scotlans traiher Qtiohet-ei's and two \ova ' ' '

Scotiatnst took advantage of muck passing throughout most '33:“ ialitiinailirf]; a course bemb

E tihe third period and could hate Scored practically at will. ' Th Charloti Itown t a was‘ But looking at the game from another angle. the islanders i e e e m

. . 1 would have, been foolish to try and out-position and out-pass ahl" ‘0 5‘le With the POWQTIUL‘

the visitors. The Leais .iiist know their business too well. Windsor has played as a tinit through a 70 game schedule. wrapped up their Nova Scotia league playoff series in straight games. and dominated the NS. leaizue in every department. . Persons who saw Monday night's game don't rate them as . goo as the Amherst Ramblers of a couple of years back. We don‘t agree. Windsor is a better balanced club than Amherst's was. and we think the Leafs are stronger skaters and but for I few exceptions. better shooters.

The team Windsor is facing in this ‘Pi‘lt‘fi is a stronger team than the crew Amherst played when they came to the slatnd - the last time ‘

Gol'dtie \itliitlock an'i line-up Monday night but didn‘t see action Their youiliftilness

the opening frame of the. game as they were capable ofl [handling anything the Windsorl {lads had to offer in this period; ‘ Jacques Allard, prolific scor-. ‘er of tiie Leafs, opened the scor-l in: in the g a me at the 11.55t JACQUES ALLARD

m a r R. Y o u n g Stan Peardon.t .

playing a stand.0u1 game for : front of the Windsor cage 10 the Royals. picked the left corn-it'd“? the Royals} one all he at lcr from about fifteen feet in E the 911d 0f the first Stanza-

i The Leafs began their process f overpowering the tirinz Char-

oaofioa ROY

standout on the Royals defence; if t h e re is such a thin: as lstandout detenceman when your iteam loses 16-1.

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DURHAM ROS-EBOWL WINNERS ‘

Stan Petlrdon were on the Royal's

l and sii'on: kaiti '11; 1 ~ k 11 l, f: t of d l . . . i ' 7‘ figures in the “hip Tripoli pgiiltid wVinS: \lii‘llllzan P"""""‘l ahtl‘t’ 9"" lht‘ “"l" [49“ '" r l 2 hi “"9 "a" 0' 31" n'Rout‘kr 3rd: a n d \ititucrs uci'e Doll: Mat-Gm" lo‘temwn team m the ‘ecom First Perisoltj‘l—I‘ITARJ d as much action on the biiielin» as he might a\'p_ nets of the Durham Roseliowl Rourke. Skip; Elwabeth Mar- (‘harlntte O'Rourke. third. eti. Art Robertson. Dr. Stir- “name as they‘bangedhome fourtAtlard (Goudreaultt mum; " Billy Mat-Millan wasn't on track all nizht. — Not because in yesterdays competition in Donald. mate: Bill O'Rourke The Earl \tclcod rink took lin: G'rldmzs. Tom White. o tuhanswemi 5”“ m 5k” r m Royals _ Peardon tA C5. ‘I' he wasn't tryinz. but because the Leafs wouldn‘t give him much the Confederation Bonspiel. 2nd; the runner-up honors Other and Don: George. s lwith a 5-1 bulge as the sirenlD - a‘rmm 1716 p - - . arrnvi. more than enough room to breathe. Besi es the time Mao " ' . iwom m 9" "‘9 59cm“ per'c’d'l 'Kay I mam" ~ Millan got loose for his goal motith goal in the third period. the. I t The Winds” Woksmrs "0!“ ' - - i only other times he had scoring chances was in the first period The Murray Harbor Pilp r-‘M Pretty “'9” 35 Hwy Pleaso‘li sc'cond “Pi-10d _ 3' w'Pdsm' , xhgn he an Jack Kane battled their way in on netminder a c S a n a n e mgms’ ('(tiigmiii:hdci‘iigrfiuiigh.'j" "‘9 Wm WM 3’ “"3" ""l'lh‘i’lfi.‘53'1b°"31'-’n “Lit; i“ “ ry. ris. ' t - , i t . ~»- .ui seau in. As far as the Maple Leafs are concerned. nttddv Mai-intvi-o shut on Saturday- March 7 b-V‘ [$1211. zamsgtnianci 12.42; 5. Windsor _ Guil- was the goat of the first game V a tall. Royals forward play- idefeatine‘ rapiuld ’ H fifie‘w 16.1 mum. Eben“ mm; 6. Windsor _ A]. . a very angressive game anti was handed five minor penal- 0 “'3‘ Dialed m ‘ “mi? a 't Vince Mulligan playing whhllal'd tDUFOUI‘d. Glitlbeaultl 1828 fies. Buddy was ready to do battle with any of the Leafs at “hm”? D‘MY ho‘w'dh Hm? a badly {njumd hand was MPenalties —- D. Carroll, hair. i any time in the game. On varicus occassions \larloiyre's az— . “"9 final tend-mg r Le. ar' .eaux. 3 gressheness wa; so brutal that Leafs players looked at him i hm“ "9 Md {our Shuntomsym six Third Period 7 W' d l and pointed at their heads. as if to indicate he was some kind of ; ““““"5' [32? $112232“ 0‘1!“ “W R H S b I B l: ' EH" ‘ ' ou . .. cau aui 1 or man. 1: ' CHICAGO 'AP‘ -‘Chlt‘a.20 tStah hlikita. who leads the The Hawks' fourth goal was in centre ice. heat iii-n Rancer in their final No games e 1. 3‘ Windsor _ Allardnl‘ml’ Black Hawks mmed into sole leatzue in points added his 39th seored by Red Hay. his 22nd of dcfonccmcn and item in alone ammo Crapaiid, Donnie Harris haunt; 91 Winds,“ _ V0;

Off The Cuff At Pinefle

possession of first place in the of the year and gained an assist the season. to beat \‘cw York goalie Jac— Shm-M their only three goals for (Bmoks, 4'36; 10‘ v‘ymm'“r

National Hockey League lead on one of Hull's tallies. to boost Both of Hull's markers came qiim Plume “till a lit-footer Harbor and Allis Stt‘yensm .Brooks t'\'olot Leipqupt 41;. 1 PAN. HORNl‘NG. (lrccn Ray Packer‘s Gol-len Boy led the Tuesday night by whipping New his total to 89 points. He leads on deflections off shots by tic- (‘h-i-;t:o Loa ie . con llall scored the only goal for (‘rapaiid ‘ ‘11 “1mg”. ; \inlél B. 3 ' 1 National Ftitltbat'l League in scoritta three years. said in. Miami York Rangers 4 , Hull by three points. enccman P l erre Piloie, The mode "1:1 \ititis \iliilc re-oi'dtii: Lute-tips for Harbor; goal. Don A WNW" “0'1”: course and chihrmh) 436- it) wmhghlrmh“ Beat‘h yesterday that hP‘fé‘ll \t‘l'." Etltttt about being reinstated The victory moved the Hawks *' second was stored wlule Now in: smooth shutout of the <ca~ nie Diii'ty. defence. Fonthn Pol. ideal weather brought an eiijoy- Beckman (R'lmf QBlanC} - 5.- to football action following a suspension last April 17 when (“in pmhis in from of the idle . York's Han-y Hair-9n was in tho Shh 1h. rmnmhpd hm \t-lth 'I‘Hi‘. lord. Dannie Harris. forwards. able anornmn m a large num- ‘.n w I t' . .35“ he and Alex harras. Detroit Lions tackle. admitted that they Montreal Canadipn, who smi T penalty hm mhn': [hhmw Row” {m eN-nhd ll'llilllf’ E\It'.\‘eill. Ronnie Mac- ' " ""5": “ Rainfall" Amp“ had bet on their own games to “ill and on games in which have my“, “am” [on m “1..., “Mia-{mat WM magma”, l.‘., f , . f r ,1‘ V 1n Allan Martin. Shane Mac- h” “mm”! fans from “(grand anks’ R“): H “may” ‘ the-‘- ‘VNP "i" l""”'"°‘l- W“ hm GREEN BM. whom“ 3"" m“ startinz with toiii"ht's name The centr :iol ‘ til i .l .t. 'rli‘f'tui 1n [fr-ii“: “I ‘lw~ 1N iiurc. n.’l\'ld hiacNeill. Malcolm far on Saturday at Piiiettc. The Brim“ 'Ntllm- Bht‘lhilllx' '1 ‘4‘. i as ltap , as HorunE about the reinstatement The Sl'hl- ana'nq' T mm ‘ {q n}. I T Mod ——__‘:'.'~_.P._;f WM Him" “”.‘..ms 8‘ “\\m_ V] nrmin Paul White and Wade . .1 .. . i, 1 nd . '15. Windsor ~ LcBlaiic i.\1c1\'.t_v , M RSIDE .ll‘N‘iOR LEGIONAIRES. yours truly included are "Cf; " h " ”‘ 0 "’31 CF I gets 9.? "‘ ‘6“ "5 “"m‘m“ u..- " n“ "g ““s W” "‘5" 8 mm" .Guilbaultt 17.22: 16. Windsor . off to Mont-ton tnday {or [he first game of a best.d.three N'B, “(ago as 0“. efi' i d. ('n‘llrhe Huck.“ ;—*~—.———‘_‘—"‘l Very {85‘ heats were recorded in 9 (‘ k m a n tLeBlanc (itlll- P.E.l Junior championship sen’es against MONCTON GELD— S‘mda" ,1" anmn' . i The old Borden Vaiinnhi. d9. v c a 'um ' . ‘Sl “MARY ‘i‘n bom Classes ibIlUltl 18‘07' 17‘ Wihdfim‘; (i'ul- ART'S. The Monetonians defeated Cbiilliam All-Stars in Chat-ham . BObb“ Hun: {he leagues iead. feated the Borden‘Midpets 8-4 ' ' hr“ "Windvl' (Vhwazn' Him It was decided that “93th lel'ault Allard Laiaettei lui'ii Monday night. 4-3. to win the rotind two games it one. The big mg goal some”! paged 'he cm‘ in h -i 'i {h h ..k , i k ’12 inl‘upilnlfl 1:04: 2 Cm' and l“? Permitting a race wm'ld ‘P‘ll‘llllt‘fi've \h‘K'l l D C aim for Mont-ton i: slot-kt‘l' RAOL'l. MELANSON. “lln has giien "‘50 “Wk “"‘h h" ‘an and a, “M” '0“ 0t c) gami ...,_.. “"11 4;; iPtlmp—Utk -.ti .. . he held on Wednesday itarch‘ it i -i i i (y, i a“ l' i the Geldart's 13 :oals in the saints. He previously l)‘a\'od 43rd goals of the .t't‘ar gil?:$;lua'm”:fi Bard” mm on Followui: is the prnernm n‘ 5‘ "Ml-"l‘l?“ ""‘hi 7' "l- W" dlri1Pffn‘ijll‘}::|‘?Ed:\s1'hThpC‘zrg‘izirg lit at “'50 pm Evi‘i‘mn? ls Lililtmml Rom”- 1 With ‘\t; do :u 's ' ' ' - . ' i a“ """‘ "“_" ""_'“‘— 5 "~' 2 ' l . _. i. i " i l! T '1- l". "r h‘ ' "i ‘H-i 7'. hi. i ‘ ‘i I anyhfi‘ér “pgpgihMAKERé - C '. Vlaclman and Bun minor hlt('kt~\ for t titc 51.14111“ “1" H' “F ‘m‘ “‘i lottctown club. This Is the {ii-stlhr‘ltome. . “WK,” H 3 v3.1 ‘1 semi-finals by ousting Newcastle. 10-3 in a irta' goal series D312!“ each tired a brace for;todav 4. no to 5 on _ ruin»;- WN‘M PM”, V 2 Hwy" day of Wm 5 Competition in the. The following officials tore» .Aiibrey 2 9 t‘swl't' ARNIE EDWARDS. an old friend of mm from kmn'illp. vs. .the old timers white Pep Dar- “'elzhl Bears v: Beaters. .iih ,. .. v. 4 :7 p,,,........_‘{w.' Confederation Ronscle‘ Rezis- Sided Starter. J- Thomas Me brcadcas“ “he tlt‘St “"0 lam“ r" the \‘iaritime lint-key finals . . rach. Dewer MacAusland. Dave in Goo .. Pen li'ee Rout'u‘r‘~ this 1 '1': [inrltnid m or, ’th iration of teams will take place. Kenna. Judges. Alan Finlayson. I 3"." m X's- "l3 v' i r (‘l-‘\RX. \‘i'indsor-Ken'ville radio. .lay and Gerald ytacradi-pn its, Brace: 7m in grin _ hm M H ‘ ‘ ’ ' ten minutes before scheduled. RS. West: timers. Donald Mac'i Arnie. although only nlllt—sl‘lt‘fl t':'llll‘.nl'0(l to some cf the hi‘llll‘ each collected a singleton for talus —— Ranzcrs \‘s. Brit ll\ .‘lilil . Thim- “Him, 4 chimm "W 9 H-m- Kt‘hllh- Sandy “30mm- . ei-s who patrol the senior lattes ‘tl‘lt’sP days. was one of “'llltlstig"s Tm, games were playpd in the the winners. 'to 900 Bau'htos t': -t . trim o; t... ~ pl... iv“... 3'17" ' pp}; It“? 1 D- wonhm‘Ml "5 R- RP-‘Ullh? 5 MP “Ch-("‘lt‘t‘n til it]? “tints-oil S'aud has done. si‘me :'et_ereelo2 North Shore .luilior Hoekcy l.e_a- t‘. Ranalian paced the lnst'lS vs. Red \i'iiius unit to 1“ till altit \lt lx'ciite 9 16, Fictiiin: 3"“an 'Bol,‘ ‘. I Class A Paci- i1 1‘ Ciinatla “Jill probabynmulkrf- aubidrtoi I in?! mm Punlli’l um. 13;, night at m, Ranging. attack as he fired tun [narkprg' Midgets shrimp. \. ‘1‘... h.‘ M Vlmshl -‘J. Sgtlarf‘hllifls \s W. w ‘1 \, w “MKMW‘ I 1 1 ‘ i‘t"(‘,\' ('1anllllnll_t1‘iDF . Cc'if ‘111' c tlat‘t'v‘emin ‘Ot‘ilnl ' .' V 5' ‘ 'r. _ F. [in]; nd . 1‘ . G ‘ Tin"5n " ‘ ‘ it": an l‘F’ ' v‘ A . ‘ ‘ utppgrt the "Ronny riniisrnnp stun. HOCBF'? LITELLT (.mpgzdl‘rmlfffieRm; WNW, “QM”: lam "M m, ,n W, Pth‘hm my“... mil; . g ,. ,,. he a —T with. i». 1.. wu. Rub) Chgfmthiachinnon ? 21 i u . . mann'lt“. .Oinny es‘y says , . . . . ~ _ ‘ ' “' '~ . ,_ _ '7‘, ‘. . ’ , Ytsrnzmiski. hard hitting American League otltificlder. has 4" ‘” "P “"9" hp." 0‘ m" 59”“ T““ "‘“""’°'" N "1" Hr“ “mm”: _ .""” --.-.. S 13 R 25 mil-'41:: C Craig tSt. .i.i vs. ~"‘"‘-" my ‘M' MMDOMW 2i i

at two games apiece. Borden Nationals team.

the potential of becoming a .400 hatter {0"de 11’.“

Scoring for Kensinzton were: 30 years ago played in the 2.1 G kin-‘5' , w it V mm M c] -e l A. Sinclair and R Sinclair :et- They were. Oscar Camtthf‘ll 811d ' inked? “‘6' s‘fii‘an ‘3' C MC- Mackenzie 0d - a L . ting two apiece while the lone Roy (‘tilclirrc S S ln‘ila‘haa "1mm 1 Tim.“- it at 11 “V 1 i H __ ._ . V :tigrrghpfzgnliun er Ruer “as —‘—_* ‘_——’ I l I” 1 I Dr Ken... ... \c “a... Class B. Trot And Para i I I .I w Lathe Ginger Will is. MacTai-ishl , 1n the setoiid game Long Rii er 0 a s 2 dh 1 i won their semi~ inal series y ' I 1"“ 2 H ppm” ‘1' G‘ ‘9‘ - _ .‘ ‘ . ' sei- tHcl‘. Sunny Brae tD. Morrisonl I against Rustico by defeating b. I in, .3 A In” N J (‘rav 1 3 2 _ _ ’. ‘. h . r . . 1 . . . I ‘ O a r r Lgernmesx li-om o‘ih‘en theCselgrfllirlhhet: 6-5 ‘ l ‘7“th ‘ Fluid Drive is. Rossl 3 db 4 :(‘nf‘Pf‘l two coats ' Ia- lcei - D George vs. 1, Pitts Boy 1A Morrisonl 4 4 3 mom one to; Long River. .1, The first flame of the South By .-\I.l,.t\\' R.\ii.F.\' The St .loltii‘s foursome lrd Climmjrd 'Fl't’dl 'Miss Ellisvti’. Cari'iert S (TLEARY The Summerside' Second pcriod ~— 2. Summer. Gauthier scored the single for Shore Senior Hockey Leaflue TORONTO it‘Pt 'l‘lli’cc ex it) l“ V \llt‘u illitl't‘tl ft For-S'tw _ lo“ “ '" E' Tamil” "5' R‘ E‘V' mm“: W‘" owned h-V 5"".le ‘3 . ' f “.‘r . Combines thumped the O‘Leary Side _. G‘ [thighan .\', Harris. Riistieo. finals was playczl last nizht traend games and um 11')\(\‘< bowie with the Glen Gray rink Mi‘f'T-‘V‘Sh- i “v a (’1 Mamttns 3‘3 in the fourth flame 1.. ('low 2.10; 4 Summersitle-i The next game will be hlayed “ho” “‘9 Fromm" R‘ll'alS dcr lllL'hllLllllf‘tl ilic Sf‘i'tlllfl round of t'vuu l'IrlIltt‘utttu. Winning the sunny Brae nwned by Donald if“

i Morrison

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of the Prince (‘oiinty Hockc R iallant tt‘. Gradv' 4.13; S."l‘hursda.\' night at the Kensinz- {calm (he Carlem" (“'“hth the l‘olmtl‘t‘ohin national lllle‘fl "Will in an extra (‘nrl ' ‘ ,' ' , . L983“? 9'3)“th series "B'i. O‘llcary ~- G Bernard tiiion rink and the winner of the 2'5 lift like It one game lead in c u r l i u : (‘l‘fllillilllhKllin here \ivth a (limo in the middle oi MarClanO l‘llilt‘l Drive owned by 511110131? “’l'h Shmn‘If’T-‘ldt’ Limit: the SN Straiiut 7.44: ti. Sn er. id . series will then advance a ainsi 1" ma ‘- Tuesday afternoon llio pit-hip. hitch mmmpd 3.14 o 1N. it's 2-2. O'Leary Maroons after a (‘ Grady 'B. Grathmllg-Nr 7. Lone River in the finals: Scorers for Freetown were: Manitoba mitt Siiskntt'lirvnu tlt (W perfect :unrd to foil To Manage Tim‘“ 332- 32' m 4' ___N layoff of over m." “(,ka pig-mu sun.”m.rskhI _ DesRmm,s ~-~~ ->-— PW. Taylor '2‘. f" Coiinick top the field with two wins and tile \lt‘s‘r‘i‘ll rink - . one of their disorientzed names IL. Clo“, H. Gradyl 14.50. Pen- 0 '2' G‘ H!” (1‘ and A “"0"” “0 dolm'ls' f”””““"‘ l“ RW‘” Tue-div night‘s tlurd round George Chuvalo .0h"‘.al°fs “"1"? of gem“ a of the season and Stimmcrside allies N C. (iaiidei. lll. Columbia- A\\'l1i) had the l\\'l‘ in M: Pym”, Hmmrd “MM and fight With reigning world cham- mad! 100d adv-inlays 0f the Third Period —— 8. t)‘l.ear.\' ~ I Carleton scorers were: it “1" 5“"""d “““"‘l‘ “"‘h "ll" ""‘" \‘liPt'ifl New Brunswick "ud TORONTO ‘CP“"R"“k-" MM" pm“ 0’55"” C133" “‘0‘!” an- breaks. The game was fast on 1.. Poirier IR. MacAt-thur_ p; u Leard t2l. W. Bell t’l‘. W. '"l'3’~ ‘ ' (infini'in' Quphrr and [gt-huh t‘ihun. t‘f‘lit‘fd lmdt’tt’att‘d ht‘aVY- hnm‘t‘d Flay PromlSt‘t‘l la“ In excellent sheet of ice Witn thl‘l‘lll' 6.00; l. Summerside Smith 'll. R. ilammlll 11‘ Dean \llllt"1‘&\‘(‘\lllllli. Shak. (Wmth NM.“ gm“... and weight boxm': champion 0f the year to fight Cllilvalo. hut in- gnalips ppm, and “My”. pull C Grad}, {BI Grady. new“ Tm, m,“ :Hm‘, m m, {mats foursome trounced llie lyinz» “mmm and tempfnundhmd world. has expressed interest tn stead he fought Sonny Liston PLAIN in: Off fine saves tiirouuliout tilt. an 14.25: 10.Siimmerside .—‘ A lllht'hett“ “Will”: "i ‘h" "V will be oluyed Thursday night “.mn- -\ 5‘ r'nk Sk‘l‘lmd h" “mil 1 ii (i Saskatchewan Northern “'ki": 0"“. mam”li 0' and imagine “He game, (i Grady .31 Grad.“ G. new.“ fianlzrtlj‘l‘s if tlAeFiindsicrn'Cana- m g nthhw . Sillltlllflt'lil. lofi. (Warm has {hp bye: lTrmHIU-s heavyweight George -T(1‘,10.:1\mi‘salgé'htgdgleflcoLntxa; Ol" FILTER TIP Sl'MMARY ant 15.11; 11. out rv _ A , ' . tan me an ie met‘ to he ——W*M~*~~ —— trn e antithva wmh uh: . . . ‘ . ‘iuva o. 0' V . I First period — l. Summerside meron tR, .Vlat-ArTh'm-I (in: MM ih SummerSidt’ Jul." 24th .tihht'tf‘t Flaked on the \\“ll'lll‘l’_'. Shun" R0an Cliuvalo will attempt to re. "w "‘lesmn Shows- “ '5 lml’ed CIGARETTES " R- Gallant ‘C- Grady. B. rillt 16.19. Penalties — A. Des 3“" 25m “'35 hf‘ld 7" I'lhkle'wr's "3" “ii” an “'7 m'wk‘w my” s . i) d . gain the Canadian heavywciabt “‘9' Mil“ 0" ‘ pmposm hm" Gradyl ltll; 2. Summerside ~ 'Roches. 1. (‘lnw Motel with Jim Hoaan. . the Quebec rink from flf‘iF ,l‘l" “lQ4-13;‘l2“1" champihnship in Rpgina mnigm Will be held at that time. A. DesRot-hes til. Gaudet, V. The referees were R. Gray» appmmpd Chairmani Pro-“m”; 33' THE PANAMA” PRESS Stalin" Bimmvmo- lhd '1" W- n x m- 9,0" Mn 0‘ 8 when he fiflhls litizh \lereier Harrist 10.31 Penalties — G. elle. G. Mathews and B. Vlc- “1 'ht' 90”“9 "l “‘9 “ism-“Shin National League .‘Blll‘ Tt‘th. ‘ltltillulta 2300-010121'”§ for the title left vacant When DPiEhan and \3 Harris ('arty. h “'35 ahhhum‘ed that lht‘rt’ Win New Ycrk fl Chicano 4 In the extra eiitl. R‘llls'llv Q‘m‘wc ‘0“ 1m 010")" ' Bob Clerolix failed to defend. be approximately 300 partici American League slipped a stone past three Que. \. H P No W n” n , Marciano. visiting Toronto \pants in this meet to be held at Buffalo o Quebec 3 bee zuards in front of ihc house ‘. R n ‘ on on“) 100 this week. said he would like - I” :the Vocational school complex 011A Junior A to take out the eastern riiik's - ‘ in take. Chuvan to Europe to D [which will be finished this Montreal is Pgtcé‘rog'ouzh R coulntzi~ that-1y fathd in I'lilltl'flr “my 0 Imam 100 on a geach hitm how :0 fflEthl.n:)11lbliifi ‘ 1 Simon. . . nor .witl is iiia roc~~ hat-iii: tno Q “ ,H ' ‘ " oes no wan o on e . u u t .\icrcier \liillin. head of the Woodstock 1 Gail fl much weight and slidin'! 't l‘lt‘llt P'l'J' 00"““’01101"'9 that would be run up on such Intermediate A Playo‘fs

a junket. The "Rock" says that back- ers are lining up but many de-

‘ilii‘nllflh the lloilsc. Bullshy. with .ihe last rock of the flame. was not required to throw.

‘provincial command. Canadian Legion, reported that Geoffrey; Dyson. sports director for Dom-

STANDINGS iii?“ 373 33335313 Thurs. Mar. 19in, 8.15 PM.

With The Packer

inion command of the Roy l‘ N) :R pnltNTFRg ,- ~~ ;tails must be ironed oitt. the Canadian Legion, will hold a By THE CANADIAN PRESS Although \hth.r “MN, n... “mm Rm”) most important bein: that Chu- By JIM BECKER ‘leaaiie's best defensive line. track and field coachinu clinic National League shm-h m his ,mthh \. .i. \- .m P r." 231,930 gmn _ V'Hln has hilt ihftit‘att‘d it he Will NEW YORK '1‘\Pt4~»H8|that'k The Lions never did find a re- in Summerside on April 24. 25. W L F A Pt Scotia. he retaliated will tour \lhcria 0010020012-- 6 5'3".“"lh Martian"- Paul Hornung' will get a second placement. 26. and '27. Mr. Mullin also re Chicago 33 ‘22 l221416682 mun”...S in [hp hum}. "mt With Marciano at the helm. chance to show his second ef- K3,...“ 8, first was him... ported that the legion command Montreal 21422112200161i80|addod tit-h in [hp hhh and a N R ammo 1002‘ 8 ' ‘ W “ VS. fort for the Green Bay Pack- about his suspension. and he would look after the cost oi Toronto 31‘L‘i1118115673‘pair of threes in the seventh 0mm”. 1m 102MIO_ 9

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ors. balked at siizEestions that ho awards . trophies. medals. etc. Detrou 29971117819259 and eitzht ends. '

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