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SPORTS ‘ FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Allie Carver. smooth veteran of the ice lanes. was up to his old tricks last night at T

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Top Hoop Squad Coming

BASKETBALL fans have a sallirday mlt‘iialns t collegiate struggle at

The . xemen m- .in tliem_to evcr. Saints

'umplls over: Emmi ma-rkln last Tuesday by

he powerful] Acadia 8y!“-

i'elal threat in store for them

night when St. Dunstan's Varsity basketball squad

Axemen in a Maritime inter-

are leading the college parade and the odds grab another decision here on Saturday. How- in their last two regular league games chalked up Mount Allison Varsity. They were dumped by a

St. Francrs Xavier University

of Amigonish. However, this last contest was purely an exhib-

ition at fair.

Ed Hilton. coach of the local collegians, plans no big changes {or his outfit Saturday night. Hilton has the hugest respect for

me \l'clt‘ville scholars stem battle. If Axcmcn. it would have of the season. Although the Aca (our of their first seven games,

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but he figures his boys can give them a the Saints could manage to get the nod over the to be classified as the basketball upset dia boys started Slowly. losing

they have come to life in real

-1 and have copped the verdicts in their last six contests. The Axeinen are coming here at full strength and at a quick

- 1 their offensive and defensive tactics woul e I332: fair idea as to their worth. In intercollegiate play they have averaged 76.5 per game and are holding their opposition

to 4-1.2 points per contest.

D A Versatile Crew COACH Stu Aberdeen is highly pleased with the may his

11-8 in an Island intermediate ‘A’ Hockey League tussle.

Carver who potted five goals lscored

against Prince County Combines on Tuesday night banged homo four last night to lead the lee- ue pacasetters to another triumph. Allie picked up 0 other points as he gained as- sists on two counters.

t was a lack lustre contest that had little defensive play throughout and pointlgetters had a w ale of a time garnering points. Both goalies. Butch Ward of Royals and Irv Walsh of les were ' ltilttle protection as the emphasis was strictly on scoring.

Royals saw Eagles jump into a 1-0 lead at 3.45 of the opening session but Allie Carver squar- ed the affair 65 seconds later.

iAfter that the show was never

in doubt. When the period end- ed the Fi‘izzellmlen enjoyed a 5-2 bulge and Eagles were for- tungte they weren't farther be- ln .

Play was more even in the

Royals Cop "-8 Win; Carver lriggers Four

goals. Down 11-5 with a little

better than two minutes to go,

heythe Airmen struck for three ports Arena where Parkdale lfast tallies with hard working Royals downed RCAF Eagles captain Bill Smith grabbing two.

.lim l Gillis

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MacLeod, Alan ‘Smelt‘ and Apps Arsenault each 'r for the winners land Whitlock sank the other. Smith was top man for the losers, r'ifling home three. Hutcllvinxgs and Tucker each had a pair and Brisebols got the singleton. Junior MacLeod got the only two penalties of the contests. Frst Period: —- l. E g s, (Hutchings (Buffett, McCallum) ._ 2. Royals. Carver (Whit- lock. McLure) 4.09; 3. Royals. Jim MacLeod (D. Carroll) 8.04; 4. Royals, A. Arsenault (Whit- lock, Reeves) 10.10: 5. Eagles, riscbois (unassisted) 15.58: 6. Royals, Gillis (Jim MacLeod. D. Carroll) 16.28: 7. Royals, A. Car-

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HOT STEAK

Alain Caron is hockey‘s hot- test scorer with 34 goals in 30 games with last-place St. Lou- is Braves of the Eastern Pro- fessional Hockey League. His total includes a four-goal per- formance Wednesday night in a 12-7 triumph over Muskegon Zephyrs at St. Louis. Caron scored 76 goals in 45 games for Amherst Ramblers of the Nova Scotia Senior League last season. (CP Wirephoto)

Only two rinks remain in con-

tention for the prcvincial Sil- . 8

ver ‘D’ ladies curling champion ship following yesterday’s play at the Charlottetown Curling Club and the 1963 championship wtillfll; decided tonight starting a : .

The two rinks engaging in the battle for the right to rep- sent P.E.I. late: this month

and Marion MacDonald of Charlottetow .

Seel’s quartet was coasting along with an unblemished rec- ord until yesterday afternoon when Marion MacDonald's rink

ver (Whitlock. Josey) 17.01. Pen- alties — Junior MacLeod 17.40. Second Period: — 8. o A. Carver (Whitlock) 3.17; 9. Royals Jim MacLeod (Gillis, D. Carroll) 15.59. Penalties —- Jun— ior MacLeod 1.03. Third Period — 10. Royals, Whitlock (A. Carver, Reeves) 3.45; 11. Eagles, Tucker (Boone)

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Wings, Bruins Play 3-3 Tie

DETROIT (AW—Larry Jef- just recalled from the

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Fifteen marksman turned up for the first shoot of the season, conducted by the Charlottetown Civilian Rifle Association at the R indoor ranges, earlier

Rifle Association

with a big 5-ender in the tentlii to ease their way into the finals. ‘

Once again the deciding game ‘ is 8:30 tonight at the Charlotte- ‘ town Curling Club and opposing teams are Ferne Sec] of RCAF

1 Shoot ‘

with 98 out of a possible 100. Nest in line was Wendell Mao Lean, Charlottetown, with 97.

Following are the individual results:

Baby Birds Visit S’side

Seel, Marion MacDonald ’ Tangle In Ch'ship Contest

lllpset the airforce foursome ll-lof Charlottetown and the Mary Suriuricrszde and Marion Mac-

. _ [Nicholson rink of Montague L)UXZ£1J(.I_ Lilallottetown. Tonight's championship gamehvas a lopsided affair With l3 PM.

will Serve as a rubber match Burden f-‘Inlergillg Willi“?r F 5991

as earlier in the bonspiel Seel by 8 15‘5 score. The Cha‘l‘lotle- (RC-5F) 100 m 310 0“ a handed Mat-Donald her only town rink was trailing 6-4 30mg M- WINDOW”

setback, a 10-7 ver ict, into the seventh end but from (C) 022 004 0031—11 The Seel-Itl'acDonald game this end on the Nicholson four-

was the most exciting contest some garnered nary a point. P- Burden

of the day and the rinks batt- Burden piled up 11 points in ‘9) 100 030 332 3—15 led on even terms for eight these last four ends, counting M 1‘iii‘lholson

ends With the soorc after eight three in the 7th, 8th and 10m. (Ml m 101 000 0-- 5 all tied up at 8-31]. MacDon- and two in the 9th. *3“ PM-

ald's margin of victory came Seel eliminated Pauline Bur- P. Burden

in the two last ends when she den in the only;l game last F Sig] 010 3010010— 5 icked u 2 in t '. night and she id it in con- -

fin the Ifenth. he “mm a“ vincilmg fashion, rolling to an (RC-AF) 103 0m m 5-14 LOPSIDED AFFAm 14-0 decision oven‘ the fol-mer- The second g me of 9 after. champ. The westerners were

noon between aPaulinethBurden Wading 9‘5 after nine ends and crUSh

finished the Charlottetonians off

lCornwaII 16-2

Hampshire Bulldogs crushed Celnwall Meteors 16-2 'n a regular league game at North River rink Wednesday night.

Hampshire scorers were B. Johnson 5 H. Dinvgwell 2, E. Crane 2. L. Doiron 3. H. Hughes and G. Watts.

G. MaoPhail and s. Hurry scored for Cornwall.

Prince County Combines andl

HOCKEY scones

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, middle stanza but Royals grab- 505. 12 E - minor leagues where he was ~ Old Spain Penguins are the par- . 11 raw and ma . . . . agles, Smith (Tucker, . _ this week. p. Ta 1 1- 93 . . . . , Ms :rngguligaIiidIllggyscairlgrgl missillolfs.c'1‘heir average” height is “he 9““ Ta?" Wk“ 0’ MacDonald) 6.32: 13. Royals. A. sent to regain hm Shoolmg eye: When the smoke had cleared D. .iohynglon 98 i'mpa’ft‘“.g9nllghis Is”? I“; By THE CANADIAN PRESS :83 but the starting five of Pete Simon Jim Krontzeu‘. plgntsesiionéhances Arsenault (A. Carver, Whitlock) deflected a blue line shot by Perley Taylor of Winsloe and w, MacLean 97 éfifleségdfium 0c ey ac Ion a National Leanne mime Spears. Ronnie yes and Charlie Thomas average 6 ft. shooting mbbed them on sew i’fiitlfik RAW 21} am“ 313159;: Doug Barkley into the net early Dave tJOhnfsmnl Cgarlonetownl AI Mum“ 96 The Baby are playing 805m“ A3 De-mm ’3 in. . . - t. era] measiom_ ‘ ' 5- ‘ ‘ in the third period Thursday ___were lea °r top onorsl eaCh H- T- Vesey 95 great hockey of late and Sum- .- mencan ‘eague

‘ 6 ft 10 in Charlie Thomas leads the way for the poll! 15. Eagles, Hutchlngs (Buffett, . . N H 95 _ _ proudence 2 Quebec 0

“.19 averaging 15 markers per cont/es. It was the final 20 minutes ‘Mainel 12.05: 16. Royals, Gillls mght and gave Dem)“ Red . E' J3: 94 merS‘de patmns are anxw‘ls ‘9’: Eastern League gen? there you have a brief look at this outstanding squad that saw the goal snipers go on ltunassisted) 16.01; 17. Eagles, ngs a 3'3 “e “nth 305m“ sunny ISle TII‘I’S D' D .h 94 “other W?“ at Bud“) TramorsINashville 2 Long Island 1

All . basketball {an an 3 mm a. ,nd total of ten , ( B . . - 1" 91‘ outfit. Trainor has several Sum-l .

h forms here Saturday night. You P are a a u c er Boone, McCallum) . . l International League “m p": to miss out on this action. coals got by the netminders. ’1743- 18 Eagles Smith (Hut- Dem)" SWIM 30”“ a 3'" Pla ed AI' R" WSW 94 mm“ b°ys °“ his squad an‘ilFort Wayne (IHL) 4 Kingston "1'le “0 Ea leg had me be" of m l ' ' ' ' . lead on first period powor play Y M- Car“? 92 all the westerners are playing:

' arugume - g of m: ilehingss’ {Eggs} 1815i}? 151%- goals by Irv Spencer and Dean , 3- HlllSlrom 91 heads up hock . (EPHBItgfl J l A SGIke Goes “15" tel? and closing the gap to three llgzilalll';l — 13101555“ e ' ' Prentice and an early second 5.11"“? 151°, Farmers league L. MacDonald 90 Combines looked smart azalnStIMonlreain 1 Himli‘d'a .. period counter by Tom wfl, action at Saint Dunstans rink E. Name 88 Eagles last Friday but they fold- ‘Niagara Fang 4 Peterbom o

FRANK Seike surely isn't Irish. Neither is the team ho liams. Wedne-‘Eday 53W COVE-mead edge Don Rogers 37 ed badly in their Sports Arenal “VSQHL

, ,-m -n we National Hockey League. _ Mermaid 3-2 and POWl'lal 1111) Geo. Rogers 83. game with Sandy’s Royals on; ,. y , . ‘. ‘ works “i i _ , . Red Wing captain Alex Del west b h i\.;i.llsm . Halifax 5

In fact Mr. Selke is the executive Vice-precideiit and man- vecchio led the comeback with Royalty y.t: a same score. Tuesday last. Undoubtedly coach ‘ V 3C1“ w 4 V ‘ s .g'ing director of Montreal Canadians, often referred to .as the a u r a I n _ C. Ellis, R. Birt and T. 11ch S h I Gum Cutclme has expressed his 1 e?) V ,. aqo) . lODC on “fine Frenchmen. But the Irish around Montreal. arent wor- his 12th and 13th goals of the scored the Covelhe goals More C 00 displeasure .0 his maw” and Wilma “id about that. They invizedsr; Stalk: wife; as an“ 1:32;??? seafon; lg. tge second. gerlflrd wqhile Drisioll triggered both ca tures 0 her they should look smarter against

' their mammot . a tie 's 8y Para 9 - wr 1 o ‘19 owe. payiln is 1 w my m. the Juniors .fiiflmht- . Mlle" ‘0' month National Hockey League p Pe ' ‘1 13.15. I STANDI

And Mr. Sclke has ETGCIOHSIY acceple‘l- ' Pownal snipers were T. Small- ame time 15 , ‘ ' game. 3-SSISt1l'lE 0n bOlh- wood 2 and McInnis. I. Brown

HockeyScheduIel

Hl~ Canadiens are playms ln 30510“ that “ill.” I?“ “‘9 99‘” Morel} Re lanai m edged ——---———--‘ By THE CANADIAN muss perv little manager will all?nd L0 his 'l-‘mh' dull” “‘ Montreal The two goals gave the HOWE and G. Barge scored for the sum-ls I-Iighgsn fn all; first : . W L T F A Pt before he lakes off let; this; agerggon‘qgrlgeawnitfiwbr: the grand $218165 for the season, tops in losers game of a best of five series SOUI‘IS Schools .cmcago 2514 1314812133

1“ ‘hls same para 9' ' en - Followin r th 11 9.00.1100 _ P 1 St 1 Jun. ‘3 eague' I—“__‘—— for the Kill 5 Count Senior ‘B’ TOFOMO 2513 316213753

. ’ out of Peakes and an 8 8 e 9 games SC 9- - an an ey. _ gr ‘ y . ‘ alarming. "Drétlvlglilnxfsytla’lfis augo‘rggirtyrezfild Prince of Wales Col_ dulgd for Ch.town.s Mme? hoc_ my Down“ SUMMARY E ‘Monta ue s interscholastic I'lOCriey crown in Ice SpOl‘TS hggprtrictal 22111163112025; :umnlre is the staff of St. Mary's Hospital and a promin- keyists at Sports Arena this Sat- 11.00-1.30 — Howard Murchl- First period: 1. Boston, Spen- 9 SW)?” “.edneSda ‘ . Souls “hook “age their 33’ Ne'i-OYork 15 26 91:1616939 clememher of the medical board of St. Mary’s. ' “may — sonv Geo- Duncan- . 081‘ 5 (Oliver. MOMS) 6130; 2- y _ “1‘9 {WHY Wee? me mars nual ice sports tonight com- hogum 10 2913154 217 3:

Dr. Mooney was a member of that outstanding Peakea base- PEE WEES . -7.05 — Ron Carnnchael, Boston, prenuce 14 (Spencer. ‘00P cry With a hat. trick. Tearnmates mencing at 6.30 at the 5mm - lull team that featured Jamie ‘Fiddler' MacDonald on “IO 7.00-7.30 — Pkdle-Spt. Parker: Dave Murnaghan. ohns) 19:18. Penalties—Bark- Billle R0009." all“ Donn“? 53“‘ rink. mound. He has many friends throughout Prince Edward Island. vs Sherwood Cubs. 7.05-8.50 — Brian McCormack. ley 4:54, Bolvln 11:21, Bucyk MONTAGUE — Montague won def-son. scored the other goals. There will be the usual races M eta

Irishman around these parts will be especially I'll-9N“ 7.30-8.00 — B.H.S. Lions vs St. Dennls Flanagan. 14:12. P. MacDonald 18:14 a faslv 01°59 baSket ball game SOUPIS snipers WW9 G- CheV'lund other events chm-axed by

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Outway. contractor. Montreal. Vern is a former Charlottetonian

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The Benevolent Irish Society.

Congratulations

JUST about every hockey player or club executive knowa

ailso

ockey inted county court judge in Before taking over his

MAHA duties. ha sci-v ass on president and is a past president of The Canadian A - ur Hockey Association. We are ere sorry . Iy clear to give at least a senate appomtment to the MAHA

ls appointment but we w

n Dowel], secretary-registrar of The Maritime Amateur Asmclation and will be happy to learn that

he has been

Nova Scotla. oc-

delighted to see Hanson get they could not see their

.ident. We would not have objected one bit.

Sain’rs PI Axemen

lack Kane's St. Dunstan's- Varsity squad can climb intol second place tonight in thel Maritime Intercollegiate Hoe-l key League standings 1111-. in: Acadia Axemen, visitors at‘ $le rulk.

Saints, the surprise package at this season's loop, are notl ‘ spot hilt they could _' St. Thomas Tommies Willi a decision tonight. This Acadia-St. Dunstan's struflgle is a four-point affair and Saints tould finish the night mm the line total of 19 points. two back f‘the leading University of

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Penguins Whip Crossbones 8-1

Charlottetown Pens-film. bad" “I by th bin-cc MIth

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Ronnie Gallant. defeated Souris

Flossboncs 8-1 in an exhibition

:93? game at Sour-1511”! 1

Stan Poardon triggered two markers with singletons going ‘0 Whitlock. um "ray roy' Gallant and Dave Martin.

Ron Cheverlo scored the lone “Wis goal.

‘ squad

aying Tonight

New Brunswick Red Devils. The locals have a line re cord in their home rink. Thea chalked up verdicts over Nova Scolia Tech. Dalhousia Univer- sity and Mount Allism were just nipped 4-3 by the University of New Brunswrclt. At Halifax they beat St. Mary: and at Sackvillle they battled the Mounties to a 5-5 tie. The Xaverians managed to trip tiiem 7-5 at Antigouish. Axcmen possess twu vic- tories and one tie in six con- tests. However. the be came against the powerful St. Thomas and it took two last minute goals by the New Brunswickers to earn the draw. Coach Kane has all his play- ers in great shape for this weekend. The Tommiels coma visiting Saints on Sunday and

at another great battle can be a;

pected. That's WM 9000 place will be really up far

grabs. Saints‘ Dick Tin-gley h at leading the

Rig Profitt madefssavesiu 109 "'9 gmguln m compared to vgglrggp y UN‘B Officials Gui-lie LaVie and St. Dunstan‘c 421524 . ofse Paton handed out a St. Francis 33:27:}: 0f s‘x N.S. Tech "0h leanI. Twm' m to saturate 3504252 0 Acadia 2 3 1 as 35 g ' Mt. Allison 1323037 cUrIIng Draw St. Mary's Moms 0 M ' Four points agsawarded f3; Into between . . earns a on as“. a?” in N.B.-P.E.1. divided.

Jean Bears.

8.00-8.30 — Sp. Pk Swallows vs P.S.S. Spitfires.

.30-9.00 — Sherwaod Orioles Vs W.K.S. Ducks. .00-9.30 — Pkdle-Spt. Robins vs P.S.S. Blackbirds.

9.30-.10.00 —— B.l-I.S. Cranes vs St. Jean Jays.

10.00-10.30 -.,—. B.H.S. Rams vs QC.H.S. Foxes

10.30-11.00 —— P.S.S. vs WKS. Wolves.

PAPERWEIGHTS

11.00-11.30 — St. Jean Otters vs. W.K.S. Colt .

11.30-12.00 — St. Jean Budgies vs St. Jean Ravens.

12.00-12.30 — Sherwood Cana- ries vs Sp Pk Bluebirds.

12.30-.1.00 -- Pkdle-Spt. Spar- rows vs W.K.S. Redwings.

1.00-1.30 —— St. Jean Larks vs P.S.S Falcons

Hornets

5.00-5.30 — .PS.S. Tigers vs Pkdle-Spt Terriers. 5.30-6.00 ' St. Jean Setters vs Sherwood Bulldogs. 6

00630 — Sp Pk Elks vs St Jean Snipes (Exhib) BANTAMS

6.30-7.00 — 3.11.8. Wrens vs Q.C.H.S. Beavers. 7.05-7.40 -— BBS Eagles vs Sherwood Condors

7.40-8.15 — W.C.H.S. Gulls vs B.H. . Hawks. 8.15-8.50 — B.H.S. Tigers vs. Pkdle-Spt Bombers

MIDGETS

9.00-9.45 —- Rangers vs Leafs

9.454030 — Canucks vs Bruins

10.30-11.15 -— Vics vs Royals

11.15 -- Ramblers vs, Darts. OFFICIALS 7.00-9.00 -— Doug MacLean.

Gary Cudmore.

900-1030 — Merrill MacLean, Harvey Cormier.

10.30-Midnite ——- Junior MacDougall.

Ted Kitson,

Second period: 3. Boston, Wil- liams 18 (Bucyk) 0:55; 4. De- troit, Delvecchio 12 (Howe, P,

acDonald) 5:53; 5. Detroit.

Entries Given For Sat. Card

The following entries will com- pete on Saturday‘s ice racing card at North River causeway.

Race 1 cadow Grade, Cash Money. Lady Simcoe, Mit— chell. Partner‘s Dream, rue Marion, Hey You, Emmetropic.

Race 2 ~Midnight Sun, ‘Jol- lity’s Pride. Winston’s Wish, Dayton Hal.

Race 3 — Joscdale Chief, Ce- cil Heromine, Hicko Doc, My Hero, Billy C. Dudds, Millie Lee, Springfield Boy. Tommy Shant- e .

e 4 -— Time Will Tell, Ann's Clegg. Farmer's Pride, Chesterway Thomas, Crafty Bell Napsack, Chief Ozaukee, Per- fect Hal.

First race goes at 2.30 sharp.

Delvecchio 13 (Howe, Goegan) 27 Penalties—Jeffrey 9:39, Young 14:36.

T id period: 6. Detroit Jef- .frey 4 (Barkley, MacGregor) l5252. Penalties—Spencer ‘ 12:05; IMohns 16:25.

Saves:

Johnston 13 15 3—96 Bassen 12 8 8—28

from Morell at Morell on Thurs- day evening. The game ended 6-35

Kenny Squarebriggs was high scorer for the Montague team and for the game with 26 of their 36 points. Bob Mills scor- ed 6, Wigglnton two and Ballum W0:

For Morell McAullay netted 17 to lead his team for high oints with McCarten getting eight, Gill and Brodrick four each and Dunphy two.

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HUNTERS’ CORNER

January with its short days and long. cold nights is behind us and we have the feeling that the back of winter is bro en February has 28 days this year and March follows with its pen- etrating winds but the sun shines with more heat with

CURLING DRAW

The following is the curling draw for Friday at 6 p.m. All ices are open for Brier teams to practise.

t 9 p.m. all eight Legion teams play in the second round of the club championships.

every passing day of March. Foxes have paired off and sites for family raising have already been selected. Hunters have had a good winter for running their hounds and many gentlemen with the red coats and bla c stockinged legs have run their last race. Fox hunting with aid of hounds has become a popular wintcr sport. Some start early

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WIDELY USED TONGUE

English is the native language of almost 300,000,000 persons and an official language of about another 720,000,000.

in November and quit in mid- February. Others have a feel- ing that breaking up a pair af- ter they have mated and select-

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Maodonald Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

ed a home site could be killing five or six foxes with one shot and a lot of the heat and en- thusiasm generated in Decem- ber and J a n u a r y has faded somewhat.