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By JIM CULLEN

‘= Western Team

Invades Forum_

The Charlottetown and Summerside Lions clubs have been hard at work during the past few days completing arrange-

| ments for their annual ‘Old Timers’ hockey series. The Sum-

skate some of our ‘elder statesmen’ back into reasona

gue to play with the Army in the old Island League.

in Maritime .circles will head the list. Johnny ‘Snag’

merside team will invade the Charlottetown Forum Monday night to do battle with the Capital City’s band of aging hockey

The ‘Charlottetown team has been hard at work at the local Forum during the past couple of weeks in an attempt to

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physical condition. The Charlottetown representative will have rather a formidable array of talent taking to the ice when they line up for battle against the western lads Monday night. Some of the well known defencemen the visitors will be confronted with will include: ‘Spy’ Ready, former Charlotte- town Islander and member of Port Alfred pro team in old Quebec league; Art Perry who was a member of the famed Junior Royals and the Abbies of the 1950 era; A. J. McAdam, ace defenceman with the St. Dunstan’s Varsity teams, Mike Hennessey, also former SDU great and a member several Navy teams and Hen Woolridge who graduated from the Souris Lea-

Up front the local team will be well represented, Lorne Hennessey and Cecil ‘Bubby’ Dowling of renowned hockey fame

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briggs and Walter Lawlor will be two of the ‘more experienced forwards’; both have seen duty with the illustrious Abbie squad of 1935, one of the finest hockey teams ever assembled. Other

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Peerless Pee Wee Team Leaves For Quebec Today

The Charlottetown Peerless Pee-Wees take the train to Que- morning where they will participate in next | week's mammoth Internationa! Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.

The Peerless club, impeccably dressed in new jackets, with new uniforms sporting the word across the back, will arrive in Quebec City early Sunday and will play their

first game Monday afternoon against Gatineau, P,Q, @ team which is coaehed by Jacques Lo- cas, a former NHL performer.

If they get past Gatineau, they will go against Toronto Leaside in their second start Wednesday morning, and this club is hand- led by former NHL star, Cal Gardner. t

The Charlottetown pee-wees are entered in the “B” section

CURLING ROUNDUP

CHARLOTTETOWN , Listed below is the curling draw for Saturday at the Char- lottetown Club.

|Fran Boyles, Edgar Wright, Dos Rogers.

Ice 3 — Edgar Taylor, Esther Cox, David Scales, Helen Ken-

1.45 p.m. nedy vs. Frank Acorn, Phyl Ice 1 — (open) Drysdale, Ivan Hughes, Peg} | Ice 2— B. MacNeill, Dr Hig- Weir.

}gins, H. Dobson, A. MacFadyen Ice 4 — Dr. Cox, Jean Grant

|vs. G. Storey, B. O'Rourke, G. Bill Lee, Ann MacLean vs. A.G | Rodd, D. Taylor. MacMillan, Ella Taylor, Reg | Ice 3 — J. Squarebriggs, J. MacLean, Chris MacLeod.

Vautour, B. Hopkins, Bob O'- Spares — Ella MacLeod.

Rourke vs. G. Stewart, Dr. Web- ster, H. Love, D. Rogers Miller, Joyce MacKinnon.

Iee 4 — W. MacLaine, S. La- 8.30 p.m. vers, E. Thomson, R. Clark vs. “Ice 1 — Bill Beer, Agnes Bag- A. Saunders, H. Thomson, KX. nall, Dr. Laidlaw, Adele More-|

Pearl Smith, Miriam Hyde, Ted

of the tournament, which is for Cities and towns under 20,000 population. There are some 20 teams in this bracket, including one from Fredericton, N.B. The whole tournament has some 76 teams entered this year, includ ing several from United States cities. such as Detroit, Buffalo and Boston.

Making the trip to Quebec City are 16 players, and several club officials, including coach Brian Lewis, president John Morris, trainer Jim Poulton, and stickboy Blaine Lewis. I» addition, a number of parents of the pee-wees and other fans are making the trip on their own

Following is a list of the Peer- less Pee-Wees, who will, repre- sent Charlottetown at Quebec Coliseum before crowds of 15,- 000: and more: ,

Goal: David Toole, s econd year, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char- lie Toole, Alexander Drive. Sub- Goal: Shane Dowling, first year son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dowling, Weymouth Street.

Defence: Barry MacKinnon, second year, son of Mr. and

of » mzlpers that will be buzzing around the Summerside cage will tl stomatal pa tha ip “fmelude;. Vern. Bianchard, Jim Fox, Deve Boswell, ‘Hs The Charlottetown Peerless in the International Pee Wee The Pee Wees who were so last year hope to repeat their | ico 8 —H s cit 'F. MacMil- side vs. Andy Likely, Joyce Mrs. Art MacKinnon, Second sete arent oyd. Scott, ‘Red’ Howatt and speedy, shifty | Pee Wees shown here left the Tournament that is being held 1 d Quebec fine performance this year lan, H.R Cee - TW.L eo Kent Irwin, Isabell Laid- street, Parkdale, and nephew ol ’ ue LT & | i : ; ; , warmly received in iebec ne per . bane ’ oie . 2%" Johm Davis who was with the Junior Rayals will be avail- _'ty this morning to take part in Quebec this coming week. vse | Prowse vs. S. Beaton, R- Spil-| Ice 2 — Cyril Flinn, Helen (eo etn Me Millan feet ‘able for goal tending duties as will Thane Doyle. he jlett, M. McGuigan, F. Tanton. Likely, Walter Auld, Dianne year, son of Dr. and Mrs. JA ‘As an added attraction to the evenings entertainment the |3.15 — All ices open for scratch Burgoyne vs. Dr. Moreside, \acMillan, Greenfield Avey ‘Lions have invited several ‘real Old Timers’ to be their special | . | games |Bernie Flinn, Gerry Burgoyne,| jimmy Theriault, first year, son guests for the project. Among the most notable of these will | e |5 p.m. Supper Club Marion Auld. a Dr. and Mrs "JC. Theriault be: J. F. ‘Sugar’ Gordon, Fred Moore and Chick Williams e Ice 1 — (Open) Ice 3 — Geo. Vessey, Marg.| Upper’ Prince St.: ‘and Andy who were real great hockey men in the time when the orig- Ice 2 — Dr. MacDonald, N. Vessey. Hugh Simpson, Sal. watheson, first year, ‘the lead- inal Abbies were formed and all three were members of the MacDonald, G. Schleyer, V. Trainor vs. Bonnie LePage, Ma. ueton | ees famed team that played the Toronto Granites hockey club. Ap- ° MacDonald’ vs. G.-Storey, G. rie MacNeill, Frank Trainor, sion 4 W. and Mrs. Matheson, proximately 12 other special guests have been invited to attend Carruthers, D. Douglas, V. An- Buff LePage. C , vood Drive. , the hockey match at the local ‘ice palace’ Monday night. a Nn O mM e is derson. Ice 4 — Ivan Horne, Jane Ir- ° This should prove to be a most interesting encounter and i | Ice 3 — A. Roper, P. Burden, win, Gordon Wellner, Barb. Mc- Forwards: Bobby MacGuigan, wdlesitahacom any revenue derived from this project will be put to good use ; R. Carr, E. Schleyer vs. Dr, Curdy vs. Bill MacNeill, Nor- first year, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sate Hehiehit OF-the- am Ane Mocal Og key. hee AD BEMON .-enj eet tonight at Toronto. where the Leafs 6-3. He was missing home and haven't won at the Gallant, M. Stewart, J. Ander- ma Simpson, Al. McCurdy, Ed- Leslie MacGuigan, Belvedere w ress r ave sp P “the “heats” : ‘ 23, A964, visit. E. nee ri ond: : . arriors will travel to on ay night Canadian Press Staff Writer they h fit in Tevious | Wien ‘the “heats heat the Hawks Forum. since.Jan..25,..1964, visit , son, -E.. Douglas. joo DAVIES, me noc shy SOE WOOK, Bobby. MacMil When New York Rangers take | meetings with two wins apiece |2-1 in Chicago the following Montreal tonight. Ice 4 — G. Stewart, B. Roper, Spares — Jane Horne, Janel. nn ab Mra, | ay ame ond ot Mrs Tid Bits From Here And There the ce aasinst Detroit Red/ and a tie. |night and he'll be missing again Canadiens have 35 points from). Douglas, S. Rodd vs. C. Mac- Williams, Butch McGee. ten; S00 veer, sen Alexaader Wings this afternoon, they'll} While you're figuring the odds|with an ankle injury tonight. (their 27 home games this season | Donald, K. Douglas, G. Henry,” | Stewart MacMillan, Alexan 4 E. Frank Acorn, race-secretary of the Charlottetown Driv- |@ve the advantage of playing on that one, Bobby Hull was in BRUINS AT FORUM while the tail-end Bruins have a/ J. Jones, SOURIS Drive, and brother of Billy an r ‘i away from home. the Chicago lineup two weeks! Boston Bruins, who have lost meagre eight points from their) Ice 5 — J. Burden, I. Gallant, , Te following is the curling George MacMillan of SDU; D’- ing Park, has announced that the race committee has almost How's that —- Ha ir la oad ’ ‘ draw at Souris for tonight Arcy Murphy (Captain), second fein’ arangoment oct and ite comers a he Char, | Boy's tal satin”, ago when the Mavis cobbered heir lat 2 eames avay from % rnd apearnce ay. E MacDonald, Cart mW Soe nal pm ON Sar hove Mra Bl ; | gs, Mont- . S. Storey, B. J , liz eee ee maces ‘ ive: Bil- be cae hae te toe te dove wil fifth place in the National Hoc- | s . rea] is at New York, Toronto at MacDonald. y ones, Me Ice 1 — J.R. MacDonald, H. Murphy, Riverview Drive; Bil key League. Their road record | |Detroit and Boston at Chicago. |7 p.m. (mixed) MacDonald, B. Gallant, C.Y./ly Doherty, second year, son of Two Seattle University basketball players were arrested (is a modest 22 points in 27 out- | | ‘The usual reshuffle can be ex-| Ice 1 — M. Pursey, M. Dow- Gallant vs. L. Glenn, E. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Doherty, Ri- Wednesday night and another was implicated Thursday in a ings. But that’s exactly three pected at the top. The Hawks|ling, C. Butler, R. Stevenson vs. F Stewart, B. Stewart. veriew Drive; Tommy Irwin, point-shaving scandal reported to have netted one of the athletes {points more than they've man- go into the weekend with a four- M. White, E. Myers, E. Wood-|, Ice 2 — E. Boertien, F. Boer- second year, son 2 eee @ mere $130.00 and the other two nothing. aged to pick up at Madison 8 s | point edge over the Habs, who ruff, Mildred Acorn. no R core. S. Coffin vs. W. Kent iewin. Crestwe eat ee ; . Square Garden in 26 appear- are followed at two-point inter-| J¢e 2 — K. Myers, H. Davis, owen. Rowen, T. MacDon- Jimmy Andrew, firs as pee apeyrerenne eon Athol ‘Red’ Robertson rink of ances. if vals by Toronto and Detroit. H. Coffin, I. Newman = Henry ber ©: MacDonald. oe _ Mrs. Wilber Anew ‘Montague in capturing provincial Legion curling bonspiel That doesn't necessarily make Douglas, P. Redden, Bob Stev- 3:15 — 10 p.m. McGi errace; z at the Belvedere Golf and Winter club. The Robestson four- | ine Ran i Bc ° eee es fs Ice 1 — first “The Cornwall : gers a shoo-in against) G.A It ce 1 E. Kassner, I. Kass- zell, first year, some went through the tournament undefeated. Members of ; d 1 | nson, Arsenault. A Ww t” of Mr. and Mrs. EI- the winning rink include: Red Robertson, George Worth, the eee bosdiatg shea - By DON ANGUS Campbell's quartet, finishing raen N ps Ice 3 — W. Redden, A. Mac- nee Sane ee nee earn Cornwall: Gordie Ernest ‘Duke’ MacDonald and Jack Murphy. their own ice and have the best, FREDERICTON (CP)—It was with three points in the ninth C d 9 ] | Kinnon. Ba a toner YS: W. Marold. i " Beck, second year, son of Dr. The St. Dunstan’ School team home record in the league—37,% lot tougher than the provin- and two more in the 10th com- rapau Ine cae Lb, Webster, 5. Bar| ig 2 — V. Birt, M. Birt, M. and Mrs. Mac Beck, Ambrose River junior eae aan eliminated the North {points trom 2% games. But it|Cl#! playoffs back home, mem- pleted the week's competition! cismersing — Borden Na-- Ice 4B Partr Richards, C. Richards. | ——St.;_ Philip Claybourne, first hockey club at the Charlottetown Forum Thurs- |fi et tes an NHL trend this\Dets of the Saskatchewan rink with seven wins and three losses" - me} joe 4 — B. Partridge, D. Sie: _ ear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom- day night in their best of three series by winning their second |'Jlustrates an . S| agreed, but from the smiles it for a three-way tie with New ‘ionals defeated Crapaud Mos- wart, F. Burke, G. Duffy vs. A. - SUMMERSIDE may Claybourne, Upper Queen — — ’ A rs are one = result of the —— ppm the entire 1963-04188 obvious the reward of five|Brunswick and Northern On- | tuitos = oa night at an |MacEwen, oe MacDonald, P. tie following is the mixed men Gan pony ar rad nee series battle with t a days in the Canadian schoolboy |tario. Campbell lost his chance Se eee wo goals |Perry, J. Gallant. curling draw at Summerside for j Mrs. John Cook, ner in a best a for the-championship of the Char- |c@mpaign, there were only 55 curling championship here to tie the contest when Dobry for Borden. Paul Thompson! Ice 5 — L. Turner, E. MacIn- Tyesday, February 23rd. oo ot ue and ws lottetown and 7 road victories against 120 losses ans scored for the Crapaud squad. ‘nes, G. Newman, E. Douglas vs. 9: oO iver : and 35 ties, an edge of nearly | ™ade the long trip worthwhile. |took out the Nova Scotia shot “pan wins the total. goallfe: ante c i. 9:00 AM. a The team is expected back in ; , * | ; arve as, C. Sentner, W. —wW. it vs. L. = Al st tea le ato might he Nast Yc. |7" fr ie tome ites | Damp Fak Regina four sone teu, 0,070 IO sean‘, “Borden ow meets Wooirt, He MgcKinon eu SY MEME TE EUS gd inte ent wen te Brains and Montreal Canadiens game. Chicago wil invade - ‘the Prairie province for the) Tony Richardson's rink from 7 'stish and O'Leary. | 8.30 p.m. (mixed) Ice 2—A. Forgie vs. R. Mac-' sre knocked out in the first or ‘Maple Leaf Gardens to battle with the Leafs and the Detroit ae eee ee ninth time in 18 years, disposing Moncton sat out the final day's SOURIS | Ice 1 — D. Bell, M. Blakeney, Farlane. A. Clark vs. C. Mac- second round, they will probably ‘Red Wings will host the New York Rangers play, visiting © of Ontario 12-6 in the 11th round bye while Wayne Steski of E. Ford, M. Gill vs. L. Blaken- Ice 3 A. 8. ©. Mac> eave Quebec on Wednesday or | won 60 games, tied 23 and lost of the round-robin bonspiel Fri- Northern Ontario led his North ey, J. Hall, A. Gill, K. Ford. Donald Thursday. If they go to the fin- ‘ene 5, Scott Linkletter 5, Frank only 77, am average of close 0| day. The representatives from | Bay team to a 10-7 victory over MINOR HOCKEY Ice 2 — A. Garrett, P. Dal- | 2 NOON Hunter vs. J. Harris. 48, they will be in Quebec until S side Hi . h Kelly 4 , 500. Three clubs — Chicago| Raifour Technical School—skip|Fred Durant’s Grand Falls, | tiel, V. Fraser, M. MacLean vs.| Ice 1.-B. Hunter vs. J Harris. 1 saturday. j g Scoring’ for PWC Don Baker Black Hawks, Toronto Maple riny mate Ted Runtz, second Nfid., entry. In other 11th-round| The following is the minor |K. Dalziel, M. Garrett, D. Mac- Boyles . — 13, Don Lothian 9, Roger Ghis 6, Leafs and Montreal Canadiens—| ponsiq Jacques and lead Larry matches, British Columbia, | hockey schedule for Souris to- |Lean, B. Fraser. log ‘3-H. MacFarlane vs. C 5 DOWNS PWC {dou dtactean's, wayne Schley: tney nave tou on the road and) Lecher compiled « $1 win oipped by Dens. Por of MacDonald, 1 Burke, B. Brook: Sallant _" SENIOR FANCY e : ; : loss tecord: | Burnaby, defeated Grant Wuck-; 10.a.m. Paperweights — Sourig | MacDonald, L. Burke, B. Brook- | 4.49 5 aq | « = 5 seer’ Game §, Ron Bes | Toronto, like the Rangers. 18 They plunged into an early ert’s Manitoba rink from Win- vs Morell. Souris leads Morell |ins vs. H. Edwards, M. Mac- ate TeA. Albert vs. P. Acorn.’ NIVAL Last night at the PWC gym Fouled out were Doug Mae- | 20ins better on the road that 31 jead over Paul Savages’ rink | nipeg, 6-3: and Dave Matheson’s | 5-2 in total goals. Neill, G. Brookins, L. Vessey. | 1. 2 G Spicer vs. T. Bag- DRESS CAR ‘the ue High baye Same Lean, Roger Ghiz, Scott Link- | *'_»°™. from Toronto’s Don Mills and| Prince Edward Island foursome, 11 a.m. Pee Wees — Souris ve | Ice 4 — Dr. Kelly, 0. MacDon-| 1), : —_ defeated Prince of Wi letter. The first-place Hawks have) .4geq four more points in ends|from Charlottetown picked up Morell. Total goals tied 0-0. ald, D. Taylor, L. Hessian vs.| ‘Ice 31. Austin vs. A. Brooks.) Commun Rink ae School team by # score) “Both teams had their cheer. |the league’s best road record, | 46 t) build up a four-point mar-|its second win by handing Que-| 12 noon Mosquitoes — Souris |H. Peters, E. Goss, F. Burke, | ¢ 99 pv. 5 + a ri at the end of the | @aders with them. Summer- 32 points in 27 games, while the| oi, Fink’s superb curling, bec, under skip-Bob Schroder of | vs Montague. Souris leads in |M. Deacon. Banquet O’LEARY ‘ first six all. By out | S##¢ brought a number of fans | Leafs, with 31 points away from which permitted Ontario to Montreal, an 8-3 setback. total goals 8-0. Ice 5 — B. Acorn, E. Wood, 739 pM. f ee eee out od with them on a bus who sup-|home, have picked up only 2) count in only three ends, pro- |A. MacEwen, A. Roper vs. B.| Draw. Wednesday, Feb. 24 a ea en eee ported their team extremely |#t Maple Leaf Gardens. duced two points in the eighth Crockett, G. Crockett, S. Lane, | 19.09 P.M. 1965 “eight points before the end. ot | “el. That should make things {| 214 and three more in the ninth. TUCKER NETS 3 J. Gallant. Draw. the Ist half which made the|_ Referees were John Evans and | ‘eresting _when the two clubs | ‘The Saskatchewan skip’s pret-_ NOTE — Beausejour Club Vi- Judging starts at 8:30 a.m score 19-11 for S’side. : a Stewart. Scorer was Den- |tiest throw of the match came | sit has been cancelled. g . PWC led by Don Baker in the | ee ee wee Bee Minor Change :.:" fishin ene. ames E | T [ MONTAGUE. , AT I ENTION CLASSES: pee aaee -tanee points. $229 [mate's rock Tying fwe. Os bs ag es opp e daw ot Mostesue for today. 1 Ladies 12 & 13 years ; for S’side but could never reach Monta ve Visits In Saturday’s minor hockey | last skip rock, Fink curled past 1 P.M. HOCKEY ¢ l UBS 2 Gents 12 & 13 years i them as S’side outscored PWC g schedule for Charlottetown at |two guards, nudged Ontario out a Ice 1—Dr. Ings, C. Ings, S. 3 Ladies 14-15 & 16 years in the last quarter by, seven Souri Banta 5:20 should read — Ice two, | of the house and left himself MacKirinon, D. Hennigar vs. R. WIN A ‘ i points. s ms Redbirds vs. Jays. | with shot stone and two coun-| om ines - Ferguson, M. Sullivan, C. Sol- 4 Gents 14-15 & 16 years { ‘This was the first loss for ters. u los, E. MacLure. F 5 Ladies 17 & over PWC against the Charlie Bal-| There will be a hockey game ° | The advancing Saskatchewan) lee 2 — K. MacDonald, D. FREE 6 Gents 17 & over ~ Jem squad. These two teams/between Souris Bantams and Rockets Tie scoreboard total became a sec-/ SUMMERSIDE — RCAF Eag-|ior Legionnaires next. Wednes-| O'Connor, P. DesRoches, R.| | 7 Best dressed couple $ meet next on March 3rd. Montague Bantams at the Sou- ondary focal point for the A¥ |jes trounced Enman Drug Com-! day night. MacDonald vs. K. MacKenzie, | . vq Scoring for 'S'side were John| © * berta and Nova Scotia skips, |bines 10-4 here last night, creat-| The RCAF — Borden battle|E. Worth, K. Sullivan, H. Mac-| Set Of Marv Holland) * Clowns i Nelson 13, Chuck Conkey 12,/"!8 Arena tonight. A rton 5-5 locked in a do-or-die battle: ing a final showdown with Bor-| tomorrow is at 2:30 p.m. Phee. A d Jack 9 Best group (three or more) Mike Sheen 10, Paddy Brander! Game time is £.30. den Nationals to end the jockey- | wer ets under 12 may be used to EDGED C. ELL 9 P.M. i AMPB for first place in the PCHL. | MONTAGUE Ice 1 — Dr. P. MacIntyre, B. | for your team. make up this group.

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ton last night. Both teams play-/ 139 miles southeast of Edmon-| Force Base in their final lea ee eee ey enna ton, knew the championship | games of the year. = ong ng called throughout was gone before the final out-| In last night’s game, the air) [ome led 21 in the | Come of his match. | men turneg on the power in the| nt cent antes Said Dobry: “I watched the | third period to score six goals | — pe frame and| @8katchewan - Ontario score- =~ leading 43 after two per- | the final round ended tied 5-5. | beard for ends, bet gave | Scoring Elmedale were J.| UP after that Saskatche-} Doug Tucker lead the Eagles, |

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MINOR HOCKEY

The following are the results of the minor hockey play downs between Montague and Souris.

PAPERWEIGHT

Souris 8 — J. McIntosh 3, A. MacDonald 3, G. Jennings, P. Dugas; Montague 0.

BANTAM

Souris 6.— E. Power 2, ‘ J. Bell, J. Burns, B. Sullivan.

-CALLED There will be a practice for Rogers Rangers at the Char- lottetowh Forum on Sunday from 5.45 — 6.45 p.m. All play-

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There will be a practice for Johnny’s Flying Hawks at the Chafietiotewn/ Pores ater p.m.

All team members are re- quested to be at the Forum in full uniform.

Smith, W. Faulkner, P. Warner vs. Dr. L. A. Johnston, L. Sin- clair, J. K. MacDonald, E. Murphy.

Ice 2—H. Moar, C. Stewart, A. MacLeod, L. MacLeod vs. G. Kennedy, P. Johnston, M. Wiggington, L. MacDonald.

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