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“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, Wed., Mar. 17, 1965. PAGE 11

_ ot. Dunstan's High School Bombs RogersRangers 9-2

St. Dunstan's High School,

aet.u Loe goale ing of Czrl McQuaid and a high po- were »e€LC OM VEC -. ers Ran _-s 9-2 2. tre Chariojtetown Fe st nizht be‘ovs a crowd of 6.9

‘Tie dangers clayed weir us-

ual wide open and rough game which .eft zoalie John eid at the mercy 0° the spzedy St. Dunstan's for ards. The refer- ees, Don Whalen and Grant Crockett called 2 total of 29 pen- alties with the chippy Rangers getting 19 of them The Saints opened fast with two goals within two minutes at the three quarter mark of the figs: rame Silly Weatherbie opened the scoring at 14.10 of the ‘irst period with McKinnon and Flood drawing assists. Bil- ly LeClair scored again for the Saints one minute and 2 se- conds later on an unassisted ef- fort. Ron Giggey closed out the scoring in the period with a goal at 16.34. The Rangers stuck to hockey for this period and as ‘a result they collected only three penalties. None of the pen- alties in this period resulted ‘n goals

a beautiful solo effort. Kennedy picked up a loose puck at cen- ter~.ce, skated into the St Dun- stan's end and drew out goalie Carl McQuaid perfectly and just nudged the puck into the net. At 10.56 Giggey scored his ec: :d of the night with assists going to Herbie Steele and Cecil Mac- Donald. From this point on the game was ail for the Saints, they checked thé® Rangers into the ice and then moved in to take three or four close in drives on Reid before the Rangers

could get back into the play.

When the Rangers did start a drive the Saints gave McQuaid a lot of protection

Billy Weatherbie ended the scoring in the second period with Alan Flood helping out The Rangers got real rough in this period and as a result the spent a total of 15 minutes in the venalty box. The most ser- ious offence in this period was a spearing penalty to Jack Mc- Eachern

Cecil MacDonald and Billy Weatherbie scored in the third period before Mike MacDonald scored the Rangers second and last goal of the night. The Saints

Weatherbie and Ceci! MacDon- ald being the marksmen.

The Rangers really got out of line as far as referees Don Wha- len and Grant Crockett were concerned as they served 2 minutes in the penalty box while

the high flying St. Dunstan's team received only one minor.

First Period — 1. SDHS — Weatherbie (McKinnon, Flood) 14.10, 2. SDHS — LeClair (‘un- assisted’ 15.26, 3. SDHS — Gig- gey ‘MacDonald, Steele) 16.34. Penalties — MacLeod, C Mace- Donald, Campbell, V. MacDou- call lacKinnn.

Se Period — 4 Rang — Kennedy ‘unassisted’ 5.50, 5. SDHS — Giggey (Steele, Mac- Donald). & SDHS — Weather- bie (Flood) 19.58 Penalties — Kennedy, Smith, Cudmore, Mac- Eachern (major), Arsenault;-Af- fleck. Cudmore, Walsh, W. Mac- Dougall, Steele. W. MacDougall, MeacEachern

Third Period — 7. SDHS — MacDonald (Jelly) 124 8. SDHS — Weatherbie (Affleck, McIntyre) 5.13, 9. Rang — Mac- Donald ‘Campbell) 7.26, 10. SDHS Weatherbie Flood, Cudmore) 10.56, 11. SDHS — MacDonald (Steele, Giggey)

Jamie Kennedy opened the’ scored two more goals before

scoring in the second period om the game was over with Billy MacEachern. Arsenault, Smith,

MacIntyre. Walsh, Walsh, Smith, Kennedy, MacLeod. Cud-

Nationals Reach Finals ‘york topples =i VE re Kingston 6-4. | BONSPIEL WINNERS By Dumping Sside “et ele Kington 64 BT, Maga, rages cf tm nk tom tein eda pr

. f Charlie Craig 95 in the Cham- being staged at the Chariotte- Florence Ackerly, Mac Fras- er, Kip Ready, and Gordon BORDEN — The local Nation- SUMMARY 1 eh hele celuifinals, | Pionship final to win the third town Curling rink. Members er, and Fred Fraser. Other Storey.

als ran into ljttle opposition here First Period — 1. Nationals — Malone paced the winners at-

last night as they advanced, into J. MacLeod (White, Sark) 6.46; tack with three goals with Gre- e e !

the Prince County Hockey Lea- 2. Nationals ~— White (Sark) gory, MacCallum and Warren . 3 Tid gue finals with a lopsided 11-5 9.44; 3. Juniors — Muttart (um- adding singles. : victory over Grant Grady’s Jun- assisted) 12.31. Penalties — Newson and Green scorea be tor Legionnaires. Smith: MacLeod.

twice each to share the scoring

17.27, Penalties — Robinson,

; the , The crowd of well over 300 Second Period — 4. Nationals honors for Kingston. fans mostly partisas fans cheer. — MacLeod (Dale and Don Mac- s - , * ed on the Nationals as they Williams) 1.56; 5. Juniors — A. | wnt series 3-2. played their first game of the Gaudet (D. Arsenault) 2.49: @ Prince Of Wales | ies er a Nn n arlo on clone their home flaged is | Nationals — (Don Mae Wehame, Topples PVI . Four youlig games were p in|G. Cutcliffe) 3.25; 7. Nationa . rarity—a Summerside due to the mild _ B Noonan (Sark, White) 5.46 Prince of Wales College has- By STERLING TAYLOR _ of Summerside, PEI. were jends, but Peterson registered ice nearly cost Neva |to defend his world weather melting the natural ice g Nationals — Sark, (Keough, betbali team romped to a 6448, TORONT? (CP)—The defend- both winless in two starts. four on the ninth to “put the |Scotia game. Piper, = and Emile ln the rink here. = White) 8.09; 9. Juniors —“Train- victory over the Provincial Vo-,ing champion slanitoba rink,| New Brunswick, after aie et out eee has been making a Jose Stable. The bouts Going into last night's game or (p. MacWilliams) 9.19: 10. cational Schol at the PVI gym along with Alberta and Ontarjo,|a hearbreaker in the opening BUILT EARLY LEAD finest clutch shots = ne Square Garden. the Nationals were leading the Nationals — White (Leard) 14.20 yesterday afternoon emerged Tuesday as the only round Monday night, pulled off Ontario had little difficulty |mament, was es 7 oe . best of seven series three 1; Nationals — Keough (White Prince of Wales took a com- undefeated rinks after the sec- the biggest upset of the tourna- disposing of Saskatchewan 8&7 |he — * throw a High School games to one. They took little \Teard) 14.35; 12. Nationals — manding 45-18 lead at the half ond round of the national mixed |ment by defeating Northern after holding a 63 lead after stone final regulation | School 25 time getting on the score sheet. G Cutcliffe (Don MacWilliams, and never looked back. curling championships here. Ontario ae eee cee tr ta nase ae ws lottetown banging their first maker in at C_ MacDougall) 18.08. Pemalties, D. Lothian paced the PWC at-| The rinks, skipped by Ernie ond round. match. Alberta collected three Figet Saangee. .avess Andrews coached Queen the 645 mark of the opening _ Sark: Dickie; Dave Gaudet, tack with 26 points while B. Bushy of Winnipeg, Lee Green| Biron, who skipped his rink on the second end and trounced = Fon Se . eliminating To Beal session. From then on they ne G Cutcliffe:; T. Arsenault; Lively added 18. of Calgary and Ray of to third place in last year's P.EJ. 10-5 and Manitoba led ee, on 3 — eS eS : ver looked back. — Smith; P. MacWilliams 17.08. K. Squarebriggs was the top Unionville, Ont., all had two event, came from behind a 7-3 74 after four ends before going — e. uebec jas they tae Playing coach Jim MacLeod,| Third Period — 13. Nationals man for the Vocational School | Victories the il-rink, round- deficit after five ends to tie tre on to a 126 win over British = 4 a hs teih ash get underway the Charlottetown veteran of _ G Cutcliffe (MacLeod) 3.25: as he collected 18 points. robin ‘toufaamest. jmatch with four stones on the Columbia. - 2 a ae « many hockey wars, spearhead- 14 Nationals — MacLeod (unas) PWC — D. MacLean 4. D. British Columbia, skipped by sixth. Northern Ontario then) Nova Scotia defeated But on | collete poe. extra €d the Borden attack with four sisted) 10.57; 15. Juniors — A. Lothian 26, D. Baker 6, B. Live- Fred of Vancouver, Sas- took an 98 lead after eight |15-11 in an extra end. But an ett eran nei goals. Teammates Gerald Cut-|Gaudet (unassisted) 13.28; 16. ly 18, S. Foster 2, R. Ghiz 3, R. |katchewan’s Grant Bouey of | - AF) 101 168 002 0 8 cliffe and Ev White, the regular juniors — D. Gaudet (A. Gau- Diamond 4, D. Beaton 2, B.|Regina Brub Peterson of Fred-| Ontario @10 om 1183. 7 league scoring champion this det) 19.45. Penalties — Sark: T. Tainer 1 — 64. ericton and Charles Piper of | oe 38 680 1062-: year, helped the cause with & Arsenault; G. Keough: P. Mac-| PVI — H. Sherry 15, D. Mac- Halifax had 1-1 won-lost ree F — aume pair of goals apiece. Billy Noon- | Williams: J. MacLeod; G. Cut-. Rae 8,-P. Acorn 2, G. Duncan 4, /ords. 1 ier. Oniario : = Caerlie Sark va LO cliffe; Sark; G. Smith: G. Cut- B. Morrison 1, K. Squarebriggs prrnaniiens, okipped ty 00 ss iat eough each trigge’ - | cliffe. {18 — 48. |Dave Pedley ’s, : Alberta x—10 fret ihe, losers it was speedy |Northern Ontario's Wilf Biron of | . — © |PE1. 201 001 010 x— 5 audet two ve | - , who had each drawn. Gaudet, Whitmore Muttart and la bye j opening rounds, | nies IC in a | Manitoba 111 401 004 x—12 Wayne Trainor with singles. CURLING ROUNDUP |i aat ee teen aa BC. 000 030 210 x— 6 “The Nationals will now meet MONTAGUE jmen, with twenty teams enter- Quebec's Olivier Samson of “ the winner of the Eagles-Com- The following is the . curling ed. Quebec City and Gordon Spicer , ee eee fe er ahaa ™ weno RS | Gustes oer. bines series for the title. draw at Montague for tonight. |9 a.m. fenceman Douglas zoos es be the | Ore Scotia 4-15 Referee in chief Jim Cox as- 7 p.m, Ice 1 — M. Bell vs W. Lord) ay aoe Sarees Coane Meld of} le we — ; Sloan handed out 2 total of 18. ¢ 1 ~— Pete Sinclair, A. Mace (St. J) | Alberton T Maple’ Leaf log to the Hawes (started skating away when-be|- ™e:-Newtowmllam@ penalties all’ minors.” '® Gregor, D. Sorrie, D. Munroe vs Jee 2 — R. Ewing vs HG. ; in Caleany fusieg.. (Douglas) got me from behind. THIRD ROUND penalties all minors. G. Worth, R. MacDonald, E.E. Gibson (Fred) craig Tignish Aces "Chiesgs” won the National Jt was like slipping off a bicy- Caldwell, L. ; , — B. . Can ‘ aldwell, L. MacLure est 37 i — Re. Hockey-League--game 53. ee Sy oe Ice 2 — Art Sullivan, P. Warn- ALBERTON — Alberton Maki suffered a injury | While referee Art Skov er, L. Nicholson, D. Parker vs , ice 4 —R. Ketch vs D. Beat- \gals defeated Tignish Aces 31 | sor he and ee Siark | nates Punch Imlach of Tor- |D. MeGowan, E. Murphy, R. Col (0¥ (St 2) ling thelr best a cast night tie-inehind the Leaf net daring a (onto and Chicago's Billy Reay i ; » Camp: | game ident, tise. Sharpe bell (Moncton) | Intermediate “B’’ series at one = yo eens was cage players who were on the 11 a.m. |Zame each. The Aces won 43 in | ascribed not serious alice presented conflicting re-|Nova Scotia 102 011 002 0O— |, Ice 1 — G. Kennedy, E. Cud-| Ice 1 — J. Squarebriggs vs J (Tignish Monday night. The de- = ys P.E.L. 010 200 110 1— more, B. Scranton, 0. Hennigar | Grey (St. J.) ciding game will: be in Alberton \ciur Si, “seta, 1# expected to \porls.. ssned Maki had been itched ' vs Fred Vuozzo, K. Hughes, P.| Ice 2 — H. Peters vs K. Little |Thursday night. The Regals led (22¥_ 1% Boston against his |kneed. Another said he'd been 010 101 010 0— : Neary, L. Nelson. (Moncton) |10 in the opening frame on a | Bruias tonight. He nid trom speared by Douglas's stick. An-|B.C. 201 010 201 2— Ice 2 — E.G. MacDonald, B. Ice 3 — B. LeClair vs C. He-|goal by R. Profit in the ‘ ; . second other agreed with Maki that he - Smith, G. Warner, H. MacPhee >t, ‘Moncton) period E. “Mathews chatted up| BASKETBALL vu uckes Albert 2 vs Ken MacKenzie. D. O'Connor Ice 4 — E. Tanton vs L. Wit- a pair for Alberton and Leo Ri- "Douglas sald he remembered Sask. oo L. Stewart, B. MacKinnon. | “en (St. J.) ‘third: allied for the Aces. The! Jenkins Movers” defeated | the play “... But I sure as heck| ce , (See andecdg Dohoem VS M. Ellis third period was scoreless and | c, is Phat 68-64 at don’t remember any kicking. If} Bye: New Brunswick. CHARLOTTETOWN —_| ‘St. Andrews). featured fine work on the part High to take a 20|! did it, I think I'd know and STANDINGS aie tioning ase. the epssing BELVEDERE ‘Neil, “nder® Keough and Me-|iead in a best of five series for {I don't” Yhink he'd (Maki) be : rounds in Thursday's curli®@€! The following is the curling “Cl. the Championship in the City {talking about playing Wednes- rw schedule in the Confederation | draw at Belvedere for today Penalties went to J. Bridges | saeu's Basketball Longe iday.” Ontario ase) Bonspiel at the Charlottetown |» p.m. (2 Year Playdowns) \(4) H. Barbour, W. Matthews P. MacGonnell of the 1 | Manitoba §. #8 Club. This competition is for | Ice 2 — Butch McGee | (2) and Rennie of the Regals. . Alberta s3e0l. | lee » Ted! I. DesRoches (2), E. Perry | “2% the high point man in the uve Club | British Cotumbisa 3 21 Miller, Merlin MacKenzie. Ed (2) and McRae of the Aces Sete ee ee Nova Scotia * a | Hodgson . vs Referees Strang. Ellsworth Grant... = 4 HIGH SCHOOL Ivan Berrigan, Al Johnson, Ivan mr, oe Dorsey ahd'! ai of the Movers were tied for Hosts Tourney New Brunswick 3.4 Paul Batchilder. Saskatchewan 2 Pa HOCKEY PLAY-OFFS = Hughes. second spot with 18 points each. Northern Ontario _ 2-0 FINALS Ice 3_— Joe Molloy, Frank , + Hyndman of the Pharmacy | The Montague Curling Club mers ( ) |Trainor, John Smith, Roitie Hilts | SOURIS CURLING saad was tird with 14 points. ware bests to risks fem So) cvicag aan 3 8 3 vo ae vs Alf Hennessey, Reg Mahar, ; and Souris Curl : 3 Heber Jones, Dr. Green. eet : Weeks ing Clubs on in @ mix-| Quebec 23} SOURIS 2, Hyndman 4, : Spare, Bill Lee. The . Ladner 0, P. MacGonneli 28, |e4 bonspiel_ in a lee 1 and 4 open draw at Souris for tonight: |3- LeClair 0, Smith 3, Johnston |rinks participated. The opening MURRAY HBR, 8.30 p.m. (Tumblers) 9p 0, James 3, Diamond 6—54. draw began at 10 a.m. and curl wy 2 — Al MacLeod, Bill Ro-| " ice one: C. Richards, L. Geis. | MOVERS ing continued efi day with the , N.S. MacLeod, Reg Mac- | sin J. Camobell wr G. Scantlebury 6, MacLean 4, |finais being completed at 10.30 Sarde Reon, De Kelly Wilbert’ Meta. | YS, C- MacDonald, B. Acorn, W. | tg "a; 1s, Ellewor 1B, Grant Pye Montague risk of 2G. nis Dingwell, F. Underhay. an Ut ania. ©. | cpouald emerged the winner sy ouben were Ruth Dave Clark-) and Grace skip- Kay » ¥ : es