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Monday, January 24. 1955

Sawchuk Registers lOfh' - ,. Shutout For This ,,Season TOW

DETROIT (AP) - Detroit Red wings. rebounding from a dissa- trous road trip. cracked I three- game losing streak with a 4-0 vic- tory over Toronto Maple Leafs Sunday night as goalie Terry 51W: chuk registered his 10th shutout most in the National Hockey League this season.

Returning home after successive losses in New York. Boston. and Toronto. the Red Wings were sharp in their skating and shooting. They

sollnger major 10:06. Dlnoen M

major 10:00. Sloan 13:03. QALL Third period: 4. Detroit. Bonln (Pronovost) 2:59. Penalties: Nes-

Queen Mother's

Mt A' "' 4'1 ' Horse Winner

Victor Over -

Islanders Out To Increase

gave Sawchuk strong protection and the Red Wing netminder was called on to make only 14 stops.

First period: 1. Detroit. Reibel (Howe. Pron vost) 13:56. Penal-

lslanders 7-1 '

MONCTON (CF)-Moncton Hawks Charlottetownlzl Ggialll. Sihllfleylr die; ran wild in the first and third per- fence. Campbe , r ac c . inc - . h , . Le . iods. slamming in three goals in berger, O'Connor; forwards. Hen- Hlgllla" ;o:1'inB”11:)D:':4fll25('3.h.:. each to swamp Charlottetown ls- nessey. Whttlock. Gray. Kullman. log” M;m;.ls0n12:45 Bah” 17.02, landers 7-1 in a fast and rugged At- Leduc. Carver. Palladtno. Leyte, H0'we' 17.02 ' lantic Coast Senior Hockey League Jones. Dowling. ' secondi pmod. 2h Detroit. pave, game here Saturday. The odd goali Moncton: .Goal, Pidsodny; de-hum (Skm, Goldham, 8:08. ah Db was scored by Moncton in tlic sec-hfcnce. McNeil. McLaughlin. Wea- not Ham; yhindsay Keny) 13.09. md. .ver, Lepinc; forwards. l3owneT:s,lPenames: Hay 1443' Kennedy 2.25

Dew," Thomson and he... Hirsch. Thomson. Waiters. Hirschfe d.4 ....j..h--e-:-

feld led the attack with two goals (rampeauv sl""e"- Mlchelmt

. , . . a iece. Bob Bowness. Tod Campeau Cl'9lx- w3'50"- R0b"l5”"- alld Ross Wutson shot the otliers.i ReI'3ree55 J05: HWI" lmd

. - ,. . ,1) v . ' Veteran, Roy lBuCl'kl Whitlotlt l'l0lLl'l- OWE” Summary h5-3

ed the lone Charlottetown goal late First Period. 1 MOM.” Bow :3 3.: 5:233; alatmlhaosf ggtxiiicss iwatters. Thomson) 3:51; 2. her which spans over nine years. hMoncton. Hirschfeld lCampeau) 8:-i . 21; 3. Moncton. Thomson twattcrs, cH1cAGo, (AP) - Montreal's The HEW" wowed the” be5l'IBowness) 12:11; 4. Charlottetown.l(.'anadiens maintained their two- "mn 9! the Season at home belomlwhitlock (C8mPbel1I 12131 P9M1- point National Hockey League lead me hrgest cr.0wd.0f th? mmpalgns lties: Henncssey 1:48; Kullman 12:33. by beating the Chicago Black Moncton goalie. Nick Pidsodny and Second PeH'od. 5. Moncton Hawks 54 at the stadium he" Fl3"””l"9" 0"” C:l”'” tangledlhlirsclifeld (Leplne. Campeau) :2s.:s.md..y night, -lust hem": vlhe em , M lh? gam9lPenalties: Leduc (misconduct) 14:-I The mumph was Monti-eal's 10th and both were banished Milli ma- 08. Lemma 14.57. lover the last place mack Hawks in 1"” g , Third Period: 6. lifoncton. wan-112 C.,,....S.s. Two um... 1.". end. The triumph shoved Moncton son IMlchciin. Lacroix) 13:15; 7.)ed.,.he5, Hawks back into a first-place tie Moncton, Campe an (sinnem, Monmm-S attack was paced by

Saint .unston's.

two loop lid-lifters Saturday night.

The four teams have six regu- larly scheduled games each this season. Each is slated to take on the other in home-and-home series. with the top college in the final standings advancing to the Mari- time finals against the Nova Scotia titlists.

The next action in the circuit is

against Mount Allison,

Hockey Scores National League

SACKVILLE. N.B. .(CP)-Mount Allison University of Sackvllle opened the New Brunswick-Prince Edward I s l a :1 cl Intercollegiate hockey league campaign with a 4-1 victory over St. Dunstprfs Uni- versity of Charlottetown, in one of

In the other. St .Thomas Univer- sity of Chatham played to a 3-3 tie with University of New Brunswick oL Fredericton. '

scheduled for next weekend. St. Thomas meets St. Dunstan's in Charlottetown Saturday night and UNB travels to Sackville for a try

NEW BURY. Eng. (AP)--Queen Mother Elizabeth gained her first success in the national hunt season Saturday as her Grand National

hope M'As-Tu-Vu ramped to a 15-

length victory in the three-mile Ogbourne Handicap teeplechaae here.

M'As-Tu-Vu covered the course in 6244.8 to win the first prize of 2204. The nine-year-old brown gelding carried 153 ..ounds and

started at odds of 11 to 4.

Pointsman. top weight with 102

pounds and 5-to-4 favorite, fell. There were only four runners. Blow Horn. 5 to 1. was second. and

Steel Lock 100 to 0 third.

Sign For Bout In

Edmonton Jan. 31

EDMONTON. (CP) .- Johnny Arthur. heavyweight boxer from Johannesburg. South Africa. has agreed to make an Edmonton ring appearance Jan. 31. h

Arthur. who stopped Junmy walls of Cliffside. N. J.. in three rounds of a 10-rounder in Vancou- ver Thursday. agreed to the bout through his manager in a tele- phone call Friday with Edmonton

The again league-leading Char- lottetown Island a tonight will at- tempt to increase their t dingin the Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League when they tangle with the fast improving Fredericton Capit- als at the Forum. The Islanders yesterday regained their league lead when the Moncton Hawks were stripped of the two points which they won in the game against the Ramblers in the Hub City a week ago Saturday night.

At that time Hawks played right-winger Ross Watson without having any notice of his eligibility from the league or the MAHA and under protest from the Amherst club. The Hawks won the game 3-1 with Watson picking up a goal and an assist in the contest. So. at the meeting between the league and the MAHA held yesterday in the Windsor Hotel in " t the Ramblers with the support of the Charlottetown Islanders won their protest and Moncton club lost the pair of points which they had earned by their win. As for the Watson case. Mr. Forrest Ciow, manager of the Islanders

Lead Tonight Against -Caps.

would give them a four- point bulge over the idle Hawks. Buck Whitlock. who is making an all-out effort to score the 400th goal of his senior hockey career this season. potted number 300 in Moncton on Saturday evening and High will be trying to bring the big one a little closer against the Caps to- night. The Islanders are presently using a trio of lines. namel . Hen- Whltlock and Gray;

Leyte, Carver and Pallsdlno with Dowllng as a spare wing-man or

on the rearguard. they have a pair of nice-working tions, one of coach Steve Brkla- clch and Hughie Campbell and the that of Lloyd I-Ilnchberger and Danny O'Connor.

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Sawchuk , s is 2-1-1 ' Great captain.

Win: Over Footie ..

ARCADIA. calif.. (AP) -: 6;". Captain. a 21-to-1 longahot, won , surprise victory over .favored Poona II in the W30 Sanmar-co. Handicap on the grass course at Santa Anita Saturday.

Poona II, who set a world rec. ord for a 1 1-16-mile race on . dirt track a week ago, hung 0. for the photo finish place am Send in Saturday's Illa-mil. test. Time was 2:03 4-5.

BELFAST (CP)-Billy Kelly, 125 Belfast, added the British feather- walght boxing title to his British Empire championship Saturday b3 defeating England's Sammy MC. Carthy, 12553, in a 15-round bout.

Kelly said afterward he has been promised a fight with world chem. pion Sandy Saddler in the United States, -

up as they did last week when they trounced the Hawks 5-0 and

are expected to ice the same line-

the Ramblers 6-3.

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with the Prince Edward Island team. Both have 57 points. Ain-

herst comes next with 49 while.

Fredericton Capitals hold down the cellar position with 45.

Thomson iwcaver. Walters) 17:27..

Hirschleld) 16:15; 8. Monctonygeah geigveau, the league scoring

leader and Kenny Mosdell. Beli-

Pcnalties: Palladino 7:45. McLaugh-) Veau picked up 3 goal and two ,5.

lin, Pidsodny (served by Robinson)

)Carver lmajor) 19:10. I

N. H. L. Saturday

MONTREAL (CF) - Montrealysiumping Detroit Red win” he:

C-'-nadiens needed a his workingitore 13,282 fans. The Detroit lossi

margin Saturday night to stave Olllknocked them out of 1! tie for first

a late uprising by Chicago Black Hawks who were finally defeated 0- .

Montreal's usually low-scoring contingent took charge: Dickie Moore scoring twice and Floyd Curry and Tom Johnson one each. Ken Mosdell was the only high- ranking scorer to get into the act.

Harry Watson. Eddie Lilzenbergerl

and Dave Creighton scored for the wks.

and Canadlent went at it again Sunday night in Chicago.

Montreal ran up a 5-1 lead in the final, when the Hawks all-out ol- fanalve had the home crowd of 14,- 300 jittery.

Summary

place in the National Hockey

Lon gue standings.

slsis. Mosdell two goals. Mosdell's second marker came in

I a wild final minute in whichhthree I goals were scored. Dave Creighton

of the Black Hawks picked up the other two. both on passes from Nick lilickowski.

Other Montreal scorers were Jackie Leclair and Dickie Moore.

Harry Watson of the Black Hawks also scored in the H1181 period as the Hawks put on one of

The wings went mm the namel their finest rallies of the season.

sharing the top spot with Montreal Canadiens. who defeated Chicago Black Hawks, and the results drop- pctl the Detroiicrs two points he- hind. The loss was their third straight.

The Toronto victory left them in

Ethird place but they drew to withinf )five points of their victims. "The victory. coupled with De-l troit'a loss to Toronto. left Cana-: -diens alone at the top of the Na-l tional League standings. The Hawks,

The first two periods were score- less with Detroit having an offen- sive margin and goalie Harry Lum- icy sparkling in the Toronto net.

Tnd Sloan. Bob Solinger. and Joe Klukay struck in quick order for the Leafs in the third. Detroit de- fenccman Marcel Pronovost spoiled

HSFILY I-Um19y's shutout bid near:

the eight-minute mark. TPKI Lindsay. back in action after

In-gt period; 1, Mom;-931, cu”-Ma shoulder injury. provided fire-

(Beliveau. Harvey) 5:37; 2. Mont-i

works late in the second period

1-up Moore (Marshall, 5;. Lau. when he went after a rinkside fan

rent) 14:31. Penalty: Hollingworth 4:n.

Second Period: 3. Chicago, Wat- son (Sullivan, Lltzenberger) 4:19; its Montreal. Johnson iMarshall) 45:55: 5. Montreal. Moore (Mosdell) -10:38; 6. Montreal, Mosdell i.Iobn- son. Richard) 10:55. Penalties:

Harvey 5:27. Beliveau 10:20, Mick-

olki 10:10. Sullivan 10:26. Third Period: 7. Chicago. l.itzon-

berger lMortsonl 3:08: ii. Chicago, Creighton IMickoski) 8:011 Penal-

ties: 'Mickoski 8:40, Gcoffrion 9.51, Litzenberger 18:42.

Stops: Frederick . . . . . . . . .. la 10 16-41 Plante , . . . . . . . . .. 12 9 QVIIO BOSTON (AP) - Hal Laycoe

broke a 1-1 tie early in the second period and Boston Bruins went on to defeat New York Rangers 3-1 in a National Hockey League game here Saturday night.

Laycoeis winning goal came at 5:15 when he took a picture pass from Ed Sandford and beat Ran- ger goalie Lorna Worsley with a 1!-footer.

Doug Mohns sent the Bruins into a 1-0 lead in the first period and a little over a minute later Dean Prentice tied the score with n 15- foot shot. It was Prcntice's 12th goal. sixth against the Bruins.

Lorne Ferguson made it 3-1 for Boston after just 311 seconds of the third period when he grabbed a behind-the-net pass from Cal Gardner and scored from the edge of the crease.

Summary

First period: 1. Boston. Mohns (Ferguson) 14:35: 2. New York. Prentice (Lewickl. Irwin) 15:40. Penalties: Layroe 1-24, Chrystal ml. Boivin mo. Fluman 17.43.

Second period: 3. Boston. Laycoe (landlord) 5:15. Penalties: Lew- icla 6211.

Third period: 4. Boston, Fergu-I

eon (Mohns. Gardner) 0:38. Pen- alties: Bolvin 12:54.

Stops. Worsley 4 15 12-31 Henderson I 6 7-18

TORONTO (CPI-Tornnto Mapln hats clught fire for three quick goals lnithe third period Saturday night for it 3-1 decision over the g.

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and started throwing punches. The fan fought back briefly before the Summary

First period: Scoring: None. Pen- alties: Nesterenko 0119. Howe 7:52, Mnrrison 14:52. Horton 18:51.

Second period: Scoring: None.i Penalties: Dineen 5:44. Kennedy;

13:00.

Third period: 1. Toronto. Sloan (MacDonald) 2:24; 2, Toronto, so: linger (Thomson) 5:54: 3. Toronto Klukay (Migay). Morrison 8:12; 4. Detroit. Pronnvost; 0:12. Penalties; Kelly 11:42. Solinger 9:33. Smith 11:54, Bolton 12:08, Lcswick 15:27.

Runs Spectacular-

lndoor Mile

WASHINGTON. (AP) --Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark ran a spec- tacular 4:09.5 indoor mile Satur- day night to beat Wes Santee of

the United States by 15 yards in;

the Evening Star games. It was one of the fastest miles ever raced over it flat board indoor track.

Nielsen evened his score with Santce. the former Kansas ace. who beat him in the Inquirer games in Philadelphia the previ- ous night.

The I)sne's time was nearly four seconds better than the old meet mark set last year by Len Tfugx of Ohio State, who covered the distance in 4:l3.4.

In the pole vault. Rev. Bob Richards set a meet mark by 108171113 15 feet. four inches. It was the Gist time Richards had brok- on the 15-foot mark in his career.

SEAT SALE:a

wltneaa top-notch hockey.

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EVERY GAME IS A GOOD GAME

FREDERICTON HERE MONDAY JANUARY 24-8:30 '

rooav .. SAT. -. 9 AM. TO 5 PM. ' AND ALL our - MONDAY

Allremainilgpmeawllibeof 1- ti name to each club. and will be bitterly ffuallt. m on will

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Summary First period: 1. Montreal. Mos-

ideil (Richard, Moore) 1:25. Penal-

ties: MacKay 11:59. Moore 15:14. Martin 17:46.

Second period: 2. Montreal. Le- clair 12:04. Penalties: Mclntyre 4:09. Mickoski 7:38. Morison 19:28.

Third period: 3. Montreal. Beli- veau (MacKay) 1:48; 4. Montreal.

)Moore (Richard. Bcliveau) 3:15; 5. lChicagrI. W a ts n n iLitzenberger) lll:53; 6. Chicago. Creighton (Mick-

oski) 10:11; 7. Montreal, Mosdell (Macl(ay. St. Laurent) 19:23; 8'.

'C h i c a g o. Creighton (Mickoski) l19:s7. Penalty: Moore 11:30.

Stops: Plante . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 6 10 7--23 Frederick .,. ..

Curlindlonight At Local Club

In curling at the Charlottetown Curling this evening. at 7 p. m.. there will be two games in the Consuls play. one gaifie in the left overs division and one" game in the president): prize competition. At 9 p, m.. there will be four games in Consuls play.

S'side Curling Schedule Today

aide curling L -' ' for

6 Monday. January 24th. 700

. p.m. E. Offer vs. E. Corney W. Morrison vs. T. D. Morrison W. Jenkins vs. E. Hickey 8.30 p.m. H. E. Gaudet vs. F. Cameron G. J. Hayes vs. L. Inman A. Brooks vs. F. Arsenauit. 5

SAN. DIEGO. Calif, (APIe-Tem- pestuous Tommy Bolt won the 315.- 000 San Diego open golf tourna- ment Sunday shooting a one-under- par 71 for a total score of 274.

Taking top money of 82.400. the 34-year-old professional from Hous- ton held off a belated bid from Johnny Palmer of Charlotte. N. C., and boat him by a pair of strokes.

IMPORTANT MEETING

Parkdale Hockey Club AT BARRY'S SNACK BAR Tonight. 8 P.M. All members asked to attend. Signed A. CARVER. Coach.

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Chicago 3 Montreal 5 boxing promoter Jack Berry. Hockey Club Smled 1353 night Ill!” Detroit 1 Toronto 3 Berry said Arthur's opponent the final ruling on the rrmtter will New York 1 Boston s will be chosen from a field of be passed by the Maritime Ama- American League three. Rex Layne of Utah. Chubby teur Hockey Association shortly- Cleveland 1 Hershey 2 wright of New York and Eddie Coach Steve Brklaclch of the Providence 1 Pl"-Sbulilh 1 Cameron. Florida state heavy- Islanders will .again ice a full Buffalo 4 Springfield 3 weight champion. line-up for tonights encounter and College McGill 6 St. Lawrence 4

ReM::1:::.:.C:.c::".:.s:::-w-1oworsley Gets 4th Shutout

Charilottetown ll Moncton l7h h n Ant gonlsh - P ctou - Coc es er A R D f B

. ......... .. s, angers e eaf ruins Ontario Senior A . Chatham 2 Strntford 10 B 0 ST 0 N (CF)-Goalie Lorne acher (Howe. Irwin) 6:00. Penal- Nlagara Falls 5 Owen Sound 6 Worsley notched his fourth shut- tier: Godfrey 7:87. Flaman 10:53, Windsor 4 Kitchener 5 Ontario Junior A

Rangers beat Boston Bruins 2-0ln trey 10:59. Murphy 19125- Kitchener 1 Galt 7 a National Hockey League game second period: 2. New York. Ra- Burh, 2 sh cagharihes 3 Sunday highh - . leigh (Lewicki.' Prentice) 12:2-i. Northern Ontario Senior The Rangers thus avenged a Pf-lnalllesi. 3011'"! 9107- 50d”9Y North Baya Sault Ste. Marie Ont. 1 3.1 trimming by gogton Sgtufdgy 10358. Irwin 14145- Sudbury 0 Pembroke 1 night. New York now has 36 points. Tm” WH”: semi”: N”"'

lnivcfcollelilte .six points less than the fourth- P9"'"Y5 I'M" nim- Toronto Univ. 1 Montreal Univ. 1-place 3;-uins, - 591'"

N”l”'"' L"l"' Pete Conachei's first period goal w""l'y 5 5 9F” &”'”"I0 l”5D&t1”9"- 4 at 0:09 and Don Raleigh's tally at Hendermn '

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New York 2 Boston 0 12.24 of the second period gave

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Guelph 3 Toronto St. Michael's 2 . we'shmen Des. clals mapped a program Saturday

Quebec Senior A Quebec 5 Montreal 3 Valleyfleld 5 Shawinlgan Falls 3 for ham": international player T S ' raids but then; had to lsuspeaild the . eement cause o a spue r , Th: 0g! A (glgaf oar whether the pf: should ara- Squa eea G 5 I to new im rts ea y sgne over Acad'uns 57-34 in the only City Basketball ?,,l.'.h,1955 5,3,...

The Sport Lodge Trotters of Char- League fixture 0V9-1' "W WE0k:9"d- At a two-hour morning meeting. lottetown. Saturday night defeated played at the PWC auditorium on commissioner Bert Bell of the Na- the Moncton Acadians 51-50 in a Saturday eveninm Alan MncKen- tional Football League and officials very fast encounter played in the zic and Joe Revell. both of the of the Big Four reached agree- Hub City. The Charlottetonians. led Wclshmcn. each had a total of 20 ment on five major points, including by Donnie MacLean with 31 points. points while high-scoring Mark a promise to honor contracts and overcame a 12 point deficit in the Ladner collected 19 points. For optiong. first half to edge the Acadians in the Celtics, Ron Atkinson had 14 However. during two further the finale. points. hours of bargaining, they were un-

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out of the season as New York Popein 11143. Godfrey 12133. G0d- (11

able to settle the vital

Islanders Regain gist Place

In Heated ACSHL Meeting

(CP)-Charlottetown Islanders took over sole ownership of first place in the ACSHL Sun- day as the league executive up- held a protest by the Amherst Ramblers and awarded the game on January 12. won'by the Monc- ton Hawks 3-1 to the Ramblers in a heated meeting ofthe four-team league held here. Jim MacDonald. manager of the Moncton club. stormed from the meeting when the three other clubs refused to listen to the de- fence at the Moncton club. MacDonald later stated that he was signing a counter protest with against the use of Larry Blackburn by the Amherst team and the use of Lucien Gil- bert by the Fredericton Capitals. The argument arose eligibility of player Ross Watson

. who recently joined the Moncton team. Amherst and Charlottetown ,rotested violently to the use at the right-winger and took their case to the MAHA where several negative answe a were forwarded. MacDonald claimed that befor. bringing in Watson. from Cincin. nati of the IHL. he checked with secretary Charlie Camp- bell and that Campbell gave him the QR. Three or four days 91. nosed before Watson was given a playing card by the MAHA. in a press statement, MacDon. old said the Moncton club was well aware that they could regis- ter several more protests but... yet they are undecided to. do so as the protest would 'fin all: prob. ability wreck the four-team league and cause all the teams to be suspended from Allan Cup compo tltlon this year."