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l ;__._- Ghlck Williams’ Abegweits last night advanced into the finals for the fsland intermediate hockey: title when they defeated Soul-ls Legionalises 10-2 in the second and final game of the home and homo series, taking the round by n 22-0 count alter winning the opening game played at Souris 12-7.

Fbster skaters and far more pol- ished, lhe Abbics shot. four goals without a. return in the opcningl period; outscored their opponents‘ 2-1 in a tightly played middle cliukker and came on again in the third to have a 4-1 edge to account for their victory.

As the score would indicate, the local squad had a big edge over the King's County champions and but for ths brilliant work of Pierce in the visitors net would have piled up n, much larger count but the Souris net janitor kicked out a ton o! rubber during the game to draw

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many occasions. Souris tried hard n11 (.11. way through and in the see- ond session played on even terms with their opponents, but couldn't cash ln on their chances as passes went astray or shots went wild but nevertheless earned the plaudits of their supporters for their game display in a losing cause.

Blgson Gets Firs

Lssding ths winners attack last night; was swivel-hipped Johnny Hlgson. first string center with flvs galls followed by Pud Beer and Lgclalr with vwo apiece wlthvthe remaining one going to Art Perry. For Souris, Lewis and. McCormack were the goalgetters. The latter piqu- was outstanding in ths Sourls causs breaking up many plays in his defence position and in addition f0 scoring the second counter drawing an assist on the first goal of tho losers.

Abbie: now meet. Summsrslds All Stars in the finals with the first guns scheduled for Summer- slds ics on Saturday night and the deciding encounter back at the Forum on tile following Monday. Checking closely and with their goalis coming through (with couvls of brilliant saves, Souris hsld the Abbies at. bay for over sight minutes of ths first period but at 3.32 Joey LeClulr found the rungs when he backhanded the disc hams on s pass from Art Psrry. The goo-l sat off ths Abblss’ scor- ing spark and before ths period had ended they came through with three addlionsl counters. Perry getting the second one and lligson scoring twice in the space of two minutes and 20 seconds in the lat- ter part of tbs period.

Abbles stnlck early in the ssc- ond with l-ligson getting his third goal st 2.20 but for the next fif- teen minutes. Souris, fighting back hard. held the Abbies on even lorms ss both teams missed chances when in closs. At 17.42 Pud Beer mods it 6-0 as he and LeClair pull- sd off a smart passing play and forty seconds later the losers got their first goal as McCormark, sf- ter carrying from his defence post passed to Lewis who beat Cud- rnors cleanly.

McCormack worked in alone a minute and five seconds after the start of the third session to shoot Souris’ second goal on a smart play but before the halfway mark had been reached. Abbles came back with three more counters to ‘build up a 9-2 lead as Beer, f-ligson and LeClnlr beat the

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SATURDAY NIGHT Leogus Gums

CANOE COVE ROUGH RIDERS ' Vsrsus TRYON AR-ROWS

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Up 10-2 Win Over Souris Team In Final Game 0f Series

Sourls netminder.

Summoning their forces for a last desperate effort, SOuris took control of the play in the latter stages to hem the Abbies in but failed to add to their total although they (lid make Cuclmore come through with three sparklinfl saves on one occasion to keep his cage clear o1 rubber.

As a parting salute. Abbles fired the final goal, l-ligson teaming up Wllh Perry and Beer at 18:58 of the session lo slide the disc ln af- ier Pierce had saved twice in s row.

Lineups:

Souris: Goal, Pierce; defence, Cheverie, McIntyre, MeCormsck, Rossiter; forwards, Lewis, McDon- ald, Jarvis, lllaclnnls, Jay. J__ Mc- Innis, Beiliveau, J. Mclntyrs. J. Rosslier.

Abbies: Goal, Cudmore; defence. McDonald, McAdam, Cameron, Dal- ziel; forwards, Beer. Strain, Car- ver. lilgson, LcClair, Perry.

Referees: Lavle, Souris; Kane, Charlottetown.

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SUDDIARY 1st. Period. l-Abbies, LsClsir (Perry) 8.38 Z-Abbies, Perry (Dalzicl, Carver) 10.26 i S-Abbies, Higson 10.31 i 4—Abbies, Hlgson (Carver) 18.58 Penalties: Dalzlel, McIntyre.

Ssoond Period. 5—Abblss, Higson (Cameron) 2.20 67-Abbles, Beer, (LeClsir) 17.42 i 7—Souris, Lewis (McCormack) 18.22 Penalties;.Dalziei, Carver, Mc- Donald (2).

Third Period.

8—--Souris. McCormack 1.00 il-Abblcs, Beer (strain) 4.30 l0—Abbles, HigsOn (Carver) 0.06 ll-Abbies, LeClsir 9.1)

12—Abbics, lligson (Perry. Beer) 15.58 Penalties: McCormack, McDon- ald (3), Beer.

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Playoffs Delayed

MONOPON, N. B» March 4 - (Cm-Junior hockey playoffs in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island hsvs been suspended pend- ing disposal by the Maritime ftmrtteur Hockey Association of s. protest filed by Shediac Juniors against Saint John Maroons. James J. (Job) O'Brien. vice-president of the MAJ-LA. said tonight.

Mr. O'Brien said the Shedisc Club had filed a formal protest with the ltL/Ll-LAnon the eligibil- ity of three players used by the Saint John team 111's. series won by the latter. Tho Shediac protest charges ths thres disputed players played for s. Monctori team during the current season.

Playoffs will be resumed when ths protest has been settled, Mr. O'Brien said.

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A meeting will be held at the clubroom tonight. when entries will bs resolved for Saturday's race.

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In Finals For Island In

Second teams of West Kent and Queen square Schools will hold the spotlight at the Forum tonlgl): when they (‘lash in the second game of their best of three series for the C. l“. Archer trophy and fans who follow the youngsters should witness quite a linltlc. West Kent, as was the case in the sen- ior. school series nre 0:) ilic spot tonight as a result of their loss to Queen Square in the opener and they can be depended upon to go all out tonight in an endeavour Ir stay in the running for the silver- ware.

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Announcement of the coming‘ here of the Stellarton Royals s week from Saturday night stlrrei up a great deal of izztcrest yester- day and indications point to an- other great rroivd to see the Bea- ion-coachcd (‘row lll action. Tin-q same crew has been playing llI1\O..‘ with Big Four teams in exhibi- lion games this season. numbering, Truro Bearcats and llioncto.) Hawks among their victims and it will prove interesting indeed tn see ho\v our locals fare off against them. In our opinion the Abbles will be much improved over incl.- performance against the Hawks and should furnish plenty of com- petition.

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O But outside of the result, which ls of little consequence fans should make it a point to attend and help swell our local fire fighters‘ fund. Our firemen nre as gallant a band of smoke eaters as will 0': found anywhere; they arc always at beck and call no matter the weather or hour and it. would be fitting if the Forum was packed to capacity when Stcllarton Roy- als step out on Forum ire the night of Saturday. March 13th.

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Marking the first time that a local University has engaged in Maritime intercollegiate basketbn‘) Father Waller itlcGul-ganis hoop sters tackle Mount Allison Sutur- day night in the first game of s home and home series for the New Brunswick intercollegiate title and despite the fact that the Mounties may be big favorites to come through we still arc of (he opin- ion that Saints will prove a lo‘ tougher than most think.

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Ths brand of basketball being played ‘in the City League this year has been consistently good Passing and marksmanship t0- gether with floor genernlslup should stand the test in any inter mediate company. it is in this im- gue the Saints have been per forming and holding their own. In fact in the last couple of games Saints have appeared to regained the form that at the first of stile season installed them as co-favor ites for league honors and they should be at their best when they tackle the wearers of the garne: and gold Saturday night,

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Speaking of basketball Wednes- dsy night's doubleheader bill pro- duced the two closest and mos‘ exciting games of the entire sea- son. In both matches the outcome was in doubt rilzht up i0 the filial ivhislle and the crowd that was on hand were on the cclgc of their seats displaying enthusiasm that hasn't been witnessed at a local game in s. long, long while.

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Both games were previews of what basketball fans can expect to witness when playoff time rous around in the near future. At the moment tliers is scarcely any dif- ference in strength in all four squads. All four have chances of coming through and when the final winner is known it will l): only after the toughest struggles witnessed on s local basketbal; court since the days when the iii-Y Grads, Navy and Falcons were battling if. out for Island

honors. '

Dus to unavoidable circumstan- ces yesterday's scheduled sudden- desth tilt between Saints and Prince of Wales to decide second place holders in the City Basket- bsll League was cancelled. At the time of writing it was not knowu just when the game would be play- ed but. spokesmen close to the league were of the opinion that. ii. would likely Lsks place the

NOTICE

Under authority of ths Prov- incial Gums Act fliers will bs sold by Public Auction on ths Marks! Squurs, Charlottetown, at Twslvs Noon on Tuesday, _Morci| Niall), ons singli bsnel

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

“B. C. Wins Dominion

Curling Championship

Bowling

HOLY NAME CLUB

Ladies Monday Afternoon League

Team No. 1-2332

Team No. 2-1926

Team N0. 3-2059

‘Peam No. 4-2010

lligh single. Mrs. F. Clarke Mrs, Boll 215.

High (three, lliss Laird, 506.

Points: Team 1-26; Team 12; Team 3-17; Team 4-9.

Junior All-Stars-Ziili) Mighty Atoms-Milli

High single. P. Harley 282 High three, P. Harley 702 Points: Junior All-Stars

‘llighty Atoms 0.

LEAGUE

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Ilypertension Kids, 2513; Ants 2539. . H121) single-I. .1. Harper 265 High three-l. J. Harper 730.

Points: Kids 2, Ants 3. Mighty Atoms W; Blue Bloods 3516. High single-J. R. Morris 230. lilglh three-A. W. Rogers 614. Points: Atoms 1; Bloods 4. Kllroys 2300; Hot Shots 2404. High single-E. G. Lewis 310. lligh three-E. G. Lewis 619. Points: Kllroys 1; Hot Shots 4. Brewers 2361; Hi-Jink 2287. iligli single-JJ. ‘rralnor 239. High three-J. J. Trainor 573. Points: Brewers 4; l-li-Jinik 1. KINSMLEN - KINETTES LEAGUE Abbles 2818, Angels 2503. Kinsmen high single. S. Ives 231 Kinetic higzh single, B. Duffy20G Kinsmen high three, B. Sears 558 Kinette high three, B. Duffy 512 Abbies 6 pts; Engels 0 points. Aces 2670; Arabs 2713. Kinsmen high single, B. Bryden

227 Kinette high single, F‘. Boyles 264 Kinsmen high three, E. Lord 'l

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Kinetic high three, 61.‘).

Points: Arabs 4; Aces 2.

F. Boyles

CHARLOTTETOWN ALLEYS Candlepln Imguo

Old Timers 1462; Clippers 1446

High single, J, MacDonald 121.

High three, J. MacDonald 332.

Pts: Old Timers 3 3-4; Clippers 1 1-4.

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

zallgorthern Lights'2641; Michael's

High single, A. Chandler 306

High three. A. Chandler 702.

Blocks Reclabrners 3015; Strikers 2932

High single, G. Cudmors 367

High three. G. Cudimors 766.

Points: Strikers 3; Block's Re- claimers 2.

Olrtown Pin Boys All-Stars 2771.

High single, F. Walsh 315

High three; l". Walsh 803.

Points: Chtovvm Pin Boys l; Junior All Stars 0.

'I‘axi Boys 2744; Lodger-s 2774.

lllgih single, B. MacDonald 7.63

High three. C. MscLean G58.

Points: Lodgers 3.1-2; Taxi Boys l 1-2.

3544; Junior

PYTIIIAN LEAGUE Imperials 2614; Knock Outs 2622

Trinity \'.P.U. Boosters 2 T; Hits (l: Misses 3036. ~ ,

Bruce Stewart's lug-us

Moors team-2040; Fisher 2224

Taylor Team 2247; 2242

Thursday. Marsh 44b CHARLOTTE/TOWN ALLEY! WHOLESALE LEAGUE

DeBlois Bros.-2374.

G. H. Toombs 6s Sons-MW. High Single. N. Robinson, I'll. High ‘rhrec. G. Matheson. U7.

first pert of next.week with the probability of the league playoffs

getting underway around Wednes- ll . ~ y I I O O .It is hard to got swsy from basketball. Congratulations srs in order to Walter lnPsgs on his performance in capturing indivl dual league scoring honors which appear in this issue. LoPsgs has been the spearhead of Ray's Mll- lionalres attack sll season ions and once he hsd jumped into the lead held his position throughout Again congratulations srs in order on the all-round performance. Two youngsurs, Dennis Ile- lean and Gem-gs Mcfnnnan Prince of Wsles was in tbs run- nsr-up spots behind lAPsgo and both by their improved psrform- sncs this season should bs hard from plenty in basketball circus

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CAI-BABY. Murals 4 -(Cl’)- Theo D'Asnossr's British Columbia rink tonight captured the Canad- lass “ _ champlosulslyby scor- ing an 11-10 victory over Quebec In an oxtrs. endilt marked tho first time the title had gone to the West Oosst Province in the 19-year his- tory of the competition.

FINAL STANDING

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Results of yesterday's matches:

Saskatchewan 021 041 003 010-12 Quebec 100 200 Z10 100- 7 P. B. Island 010 101 000 011- 5 Alberta 203 030 231 200-16 Nova. Sootia. 230 001 010 100- 7 B. Columbia 011 210 101 012- 9

Northern Ont. 022 005105 020-11 New Brunswick 20o 32o 01o 101-10 \

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Manitoba. Ontario 111 020 l0.-l 123-15

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B. Columbia. 10o 111 02o 323-14 New Brunswids 001 000 W 000- 6

Saskatchewan 130 222 O01 020-13 Nova Scotls 001 000 100 204- 8 Northern Ont. 2Z2 302 030 002-16 Manitoba 000 010 103 320-10 Alberta. 302 000 112 000- 9 Ontsrio 010 122 000 112-10 P. E. Island 301 001 101 301-11 Quebec 010 420 040 020-13

NINTH ROUND B. Columbia 022 010 W2 100 1-11

Quebeg 20o 101 oso ooo o-m Saskatchewan 02o aoo 21o ooo- a Alberta. 102 012 001 211-11 N. Ontario 01o 101 001 02o- o Nova. Scotla 1oz 01o 11o 101- s

New Brunswick 1M 012 O02 200- 8

Munroe, (m aoo 21o 011-11 .12. lad oozoozoooooi-s (gntarlcl)! n 41o 21o 112 210-15

Kinsmen Practice This Afternoon .

All members of ths Juvenile Kinsmen hockey team are asked so -s.f.tend practice st the Forum this afternoon st 3.45. It will be the final workout before meeting Sum merside on Saturday nilhi’. Ind all are asked to bs present.

Midgets To S'si(ls V

This evening Midget Abbiu will Journey to Bunnies-side with s six ‘Q31 lend going into the second game of the home and homs ser- ies for the fsland Midget hockey title, 711w trip will be made by bus and all players are urged to b0 1i the Bus Stop at s.oo mam- 111m will be fifteen seats for followers of the team and tickets for same can be secured st the Travel Bur- esu.

Points: DsBlols Bros. 1-2; 5~ H- TOOIIlbS. 4 1-2.

CHAIIDTTETOWN

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Abbles 2018; Angels 5M. Kinsmen l-lisl) Sinlk. ' S. Ives . . . . . . . . HQ

Points: Arabs 4, Acss 2 SUMICIISIDI LADIES LIAGUI Harsh l

Strikers N05. Msllndas III. All-Stars 2N1, Hbllfllll’! I240 lisp Gang. i011. Zsnos 2107 Piss ids lﬂwlwosqultoss Sill Busy Bees. 2114. Maplo lasts 1800 Jolly 111s. ssso. Dodgsrs III Lucky Ilvs 3010. Bssvsrs I00

MARCH 5, 1948

Release Draw For Curling Club ’Spiel

The regular? week-end bonsplsl of the Charlottetown Curling Club gets underway this evening u). 7 o'clock with eight matches being scheduled and will conclude on

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SAINT JOHN. N. 5., March 4 - (CP) - Saint John Beavers

Saturday with eleven additional matches being played. '12 curbs will participate and will be fight- l ‘for four team prizes deflated by "local firms. Keen curlingl: alvrays witnessed in these week- end events and due to the result of the draw close competition is expected on both days.

Any member of the Club ivhose name is not listed in the draw is asked to contact the games oom- mittes as to when he can curl Members who cannot take part in games at the specified time are asked to contact their skips.

Following is the- draw for this evening:

7.00 P. M.

1c No. 1-A. Henry. R. Square- bri . W. Nicholson, G. Avard skip; vs.. P. G. Hillier. W. Hey‘. A. Bsgnall. N. Anderson, skip.

lce No. 2-E. McLeod, H. Cal- bétll. W. Whltlock. . R. Adams

lklfli vs.. W. Kelly. W. R. Cud more. A. Howatt. H. H. Bevan, skip.

Ice No. 3-1‘. DeBlois. G. Hooper, F‘. Moore, R. R. Bell, skip; vs. P. Simmonds. G- Rosers. W. Plclsard, F. B. Conrad, skip.

Ice No. 4-J. J. Trainor, E. Hig- Klflo. Dr. Campbell, W. R. Cruik- shank. skip; vs., O. R. Slrnons, A. McMillan, H. Atkinson, C. M. Prazee, skip.

9.00 P. M.

lce No i-B. Nicholson, F. McMu

lan, F. R. Seaman, F. Cox, skip; vs. H. McLaughlin, H. K. Acorn. W. R. Burnett, EA. Tanton. skip.

Ice No. 2-7;‘. Rogers. L. Stacey, A. Matheson. Col. Full. skip; vs., G. M. McDonald, H. Mclnnis, B. Jenkins. H. Sear, skip.

Ice No. Ii-Dr. Barrett, C. lves G. White. E. Nicholson, skip; vs. C. Duncan, B. Dalziel, lVL Knox T. W. 1.. Prowse, skip.

lce No. 4-G. Foster, D. Saund- ers, W. R. MacNeill. Dr. Pierc... skip; vs.. E. S. ‘Trainer; A. h Roper, J. A. Likely, F. R. McLaine. -skip.

Bruins And Canadians In 1-All Tie

MONTREAL, March 4 -(CP)- Boston Bruins and Montreal Can- s-diens battled to s one-all tie to- night in s. rugged game that left the Montrealers worse off in their belated bid for a, playoff berth in the National Hockey League.

Canadians still trailed i112 fourth plsc! Bruins by six points with

ssven games still to go for each team.

Csnadlens carried the plsy through the greater part of the

gafne but the great goaltending of Frankie Brimsek backed up the solid checking of the Bruins.

SUMMARY First Period I-Boston. man (unassisted) 14:41 2-Montrcsl. Loch (Reordon. Har- mon) 17:32 Penalties. Peters, Henderson, Rcsrdon. Richard. Babsndo. Second Period Scoring - None. Penalties-Henderson. Resrdos-i. Third Period Scoring - None. Penalties - Hsndsrson. Loch.

Stollarton To

i I m“... ,,,,,, m... Mast Millionaires B. Sears Kinotts High Slnfi‘. l . -'—"' B. Duffy .....2N WOT-IVILLE. NB» March 6 — Kinetic High Three. (OP) - Stellsrton Royals advanc- B. Duf . . . . .312 ed into the semi-final round o; tbs Points: Abbios 0; Angels 0. Maritime senior hockey playoffs Arabs 2713; Aces 2070. aulns‘ 874M! Ml|ll°"ll"' l? WP‘ Klnmnsn High Single. pllng Windsor Maple Leafs -0 to- B. Brydsn .. night. ‘ Kinsmen High Thres Royals, champions of tho Antl- l. 10rd "BIS gonlsh-Plctou-Oolcheslsr circuit, Kinstts High Single, won the first gsms of the filo l‘. Boyle! guns. total-goal series s-ﬂ on horns mum ﬂlgh Three, lcs ‘russduy and took tbs round l‘. Boylss Oil 104.

Royals (will (man their bsstof- thrss ssriss sgslnst Millionaires, winners of throws Brown tltls, Saturday at Stsllarton.

Bantams To Victoria

was ssmmmosd last suing‘ b officials that Banks: Abbie:

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staggered back from the brink of elknination tonight ss they do- feated Moncton Hawks 8-5 in the fourth game of a. best-of-seven series for the Maritime Senior Hockey League title and the right to advance into the Mari- time finals.

Moncton, defending Maritime senior hockey champions, won the first three games.

The next. game will bs played in Moucton Saturday. Beavers shot into the ing the opening frame never caught.

Spike Lareble, who Beavers from Halifax Crescents, started off the scoring and went on to score another and add two assists for the best point-getting performance of the nigift.

Buck Whltlock. the Leagues leading scorer during the regular season. led the Hawks with two markers and an assist.

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SUMMARY First Period

l. Saint John, Larsbls (Crouch- cr) 4:29.

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i‘? 2. Moncton, Demehuck (lmonti) 4:58. S. Saint John. Nicolle (Jackson) 4 t h . an Jo n, Lari (_~ Myke) 8:20. d . .. Penalties: None. . Second Period 5. Moncton, Whitlock (Paulsen) 8:25. s. Saint John, Nicolle (Wright) 10:40. 7. Moncton, Whltlock (Jodoill) 13:25. 8. Saint John, Garey (Newton) 13:55. Penalties: Gaguon, Ljrab) Jodoin. Third Period 9. Saint John. Myke (Larahls, Szabo) 5:00. l0. Moncton, Jodoln (Whitlwg, Paulseu) 15:05. 11. saint John, Szabo (Larabll, Myke) 16:58. I l2. Moneton. Imonti (Ramsay) 17:58. < 13. Saint John, Wright (Wade) 19:30. Penalties: Newton, lnnonli. Wright, Paulsen ‘kc, Agnew.

Walter "Windy" LePagc, fast forward with Ray's Millionaires of the City Basketball League capf. ured individual scoring honors for the season, statistics compiled yes- terday disclose. LePa_e shot a to- tal of 88 baskets and capitalized on nine foul shots in involve games to amass a point total of 185 which put him 39 points ahead of his nearest competitor, Donnie Mc- Lean 0,1’ Prince of Wales while in third place, just. two points behind was George Mclcnnan, also of the Prince of Wales squad,

McDonald of (he Saints and Mc- Kinnon of Ray's were the most penalized players in the league each having a total of 28 fouls culled against than (with both playing stellar roles in their team's defensive patterns.

George lllcLennan of Prince of Wllel was the most effective play- er in sinking foul shots, heaving 22 through U18 hoops in 12 games while Joe Cullen of Navy, fifth in the scoring was a couple of points behind, garnering 20 in the eleven games he played. Team standing scoring records;

and individual

TEAM STANDING

GP W l. Pbs. Rly’! 12 7 5 l4 P.W.O. 12 6 6 l2 Saints l2 o c 12 Navy l2 5 7 10 Aver. per GPFG IS PI‘ Pts Gama LePagQ (R) 12 B8 9 7 18516.4 McLean (W) ll 08 l0 28 146 13.2 McLennan (w) l2 61 22 19 144 12.0 J. Cullen (N) 11 56 20 2i. 130 11.8 Michelson (N) 7 56 ll l2 117 16.7 Peters (N) l2 4'1 '1 20 101 84 6 36 0 6 81 135

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Middleton Defeats Augustine (love

The Middleton Bombers (icfcab ed (he Augustine Cove Buildogsby a score of 7-3 in s. howl-fought game played in Bcdeque rink Mun.- dny night.

This was the first gklilile \ll ms play-offs in the best of flux-o ser- ies, the winners playing Freetown for the Simmons _ Mncl-‘arlsns Trophy. Surumerslde Flying Hearts

to finish u previous salm- (with Augustine Cove. iNobie (s) i237 6 1 ".9 6-5 Rocha (s) 12 as '1 9o '11 8-4 LeClair (w) 12 a0 12 11 r2 0.0 ‘ Nicholson (R) 12 so l0 1'1 ".0 5.1 , Bradley (S) i2 30 4 14 (‘)1 5.3 O'Connor (s) l2 3-1 2 l0 s4 5.3 bowling (W) 12 2o a s m 5.8 Mullin (s) 12 24 91s 57 4.’! Murphy (s) 12 2s 41a s1 4.0 Simpson (n) i2 2o 1 s i0 4.’- McDonalcl (S) l2 1o ll ea 4s) 4i Goodwin (N) i2 2o a 21 4a 4.0 A. McDonald (H) 10 1s '1 1'1 4a 4-9 McTague (R dz N) | 12 1'1 a '1 n1 3.1 i Langills (N) 11 17 4 1o as M McKlnnon (R) 121s 02s s4 2. ‘Ready (w) a is a s a2 4.0 'Court (n) 1:12 4 22 2a 2.: Sterns (w) 12 a a 1 2'6 3-1 Shama (W) 9 o o o ill .0 Ready (s) i0 4 1 3 9 .9 Johnson (N) s 3 3 4 9 f” Clarke (N) 2 2 0 0 4 ~v W.Cuilen(N)3 l 1 2 3 1° Young (N) 1 1 o 2 '1 1° BennfN) S103 ll

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