Smooth-passing New Brunswick Team Win Game By 14-4 Score

.____._i.__..__~_i_._ and from there on Abbles, throw-

A hat skatinl, smooth working bond of lifoncton Ilaiwks, giving a [diet-packed display in all three period: last. night defeated the local Abegweits 14-4 in an exhib- Ilon hockey encounter staged at the Forum. It was Y-Grids aiinual hockey night and the record crowd of fans who jarrmed the Forum estimates hail the crowd rang- ing up to 3.000 —- were well pleased will}; the; wide qpeit and at times hard-hitting brand of hockey the two clubs displayed.

Although beaten decisively by a better team the local liockeyists. coached by a former Abegweit great, "Chick" Williams, fought it nut to the end and had their marksmanship been better might

“easily have addcd two or three goals to their total.

Opening the throttle Wide right

from the start the visitors jumped into a 4-1 lead in the first twenty minutes of play; they increased thelr margin to '1 2 in the middle canto and wound-up their display by shooting seven counters to the losers two in the final twenty min- uter. Still full of fight despite the mounting score against them, Ab- bles sent five forwards to the at- tacks in the last five iminutcs of the game but the best they could do was snap in one counter, "Cart" McDonald skating through the en- tlro Mnncton tional marker with the visitors getting two in the same space of time,

Whiflock Greta Four

luck Whitlock. Charlottetown boy playing with the Hawks and who last nigllt was crowned scor- ing champion of the Maritime Big Four Hockey League gave a sample of what kept him at thg top all during the season when he snlped four of his team's goals with Jo~ doln, a linernatc, getting three. Gresko had a couple of counters to his credit with singles going to Gagnon. Legere. Imontl, Agnew and Ramsay.

Johnny Higson and "Cart" Mc— donald accounted for the Abbies scoring efforts as they potted two counters apiece on smartly execu- ted efforts.

Abbies used two goalies during the tussle with Schunrnannnetw minder for Stimmorside Ali-Stars

‘ and last year spare goalie for the Hawks being beaten five times and Cudmore, the other net jan- itor being forced to bend to nine. Both boys gave stellar perform- ances with Schurtnan drawing down well deserved praise for his work in the middle session and the first half 0,! the third.

The gasne was less than nine minutes old when the l-lavrks en- joyed a t0 lead on goals by Jo- doin, Gagnon and Legere all com- in: after smooth passing attacks.

Iodoin vi-ith his second goal of the,

erlod made it 4-0 just. past the

aifway mark with the Abbies snapping in their only counter of the session at 11.40. Johnny lligson drawing goalie Sonler to slip the biscuit into an empty cage after Jay had sent him lntQ the clear.

Wide Open And Past

The game was wide open and fart and in the final five minutes of the pcrioil both goalies came through with spectacular saves with Cudmore, the local custodian coming through with thfee in a row in the final couple of minutes as the visitors‘ passing attack reached a high crcst-cndo.

The blg- croxvtl got a chance to roar ns Cari. Mctlonald put the locals back into the game early in the second session as he blasted c waist high shot bcltlnd Sonier. but before the period ilad ended, Hawks hrokc through for three counters, Imonti getting the first and Whitiock adding the next ‘IIWO. schurman gave n great dia- play of nctmlnding for the locals during the session and it was his spectacular work that kept. the score from ntountlng higher. _

Hawks struck early in the final period as Whltlock accounted for his third straight goal less than two minutes after the start. Abbies came back with their third goal lrwo minutes later, Illgson blasting one in from twenty feet out. on Art Perry's pass. Hawks never ens-g lng the pressure ran their count into double figures in the next eight minutes on goals from the

"flicks of Gresko and Jodoin. A Dvhflliy to an Abbie defenceman lew the winners rap in two more in the space qt 5B seconds with Agnew and playing-coach Rnjnggy

team for a sensa--4__nawksi

ing caution to the winds sent five forwards to the attack. They forc- ed the visiting goalie to some good saves as they buzzed around inside their gppOHEIlF! defence zone but it was Moncton who finally count- ed, Whitlock getting his fourth counter.

Cart McDonald brought the crowd to its feet a minute and 26 seconds before the end when he swerved between the Moncton de- fence to beat Sonier cleanly for the losers fourth goal but Hawks fired the parting salute in the high scoring encounter, Gresko combing with Agnew to dent the draperies in the last 49 seconds of play.

mumps:-

IIawks: Goal. Sonier: defence. Polrler, Bastarache, Isegere. Bis- sette; forwards. Ramsay. Gagnon, Jodoln. Demchuk. Whltlock, Ag- new, Gresko, Imontl, Paulsen.

Abbies: Goal, Schurman. Cud- more; defence, Hennessey, Steele. Pound, McDonald; forwards, C.

Higson, Jay, Beer. LcCialr. Strain.

Referees: Walter Lawlor, C. Hogan.

Sum-mar)’:

First Period

1—Hawks, Jodoin (Gresiko) 332 2—-Hawks. GB-EDOII (Gresko) . 3.52

Legere (Demchuk).. 8.26

Jodoin.

_ (Paulsen, Whltlock) .

5-Abbles. Higson (Jay)... Penalty: Potrler.

3—Hawks.

10.58 . 11.40

Second Period

G-Abbies, C. MacDonald......... 2.22 L-Hawks. Imontl (Demchuk). 7.15 8—Hawks. Whltlock

(Jodoin, Paulsen) ........l0.02 9—I-Iawks. Whitlock (Jodoin. Pauisen) 17.40

Penal ties: None. Third Period

10—I-Iawks. Whitlock (Jodoin) 1.21 ll-(Abbies, Rlgson (Perry) .... .. 3.33 lZ-Hawka, Cvresko (Bastarache) .. 5.42 13—Hawks, Jodoin (Whitlock) 11.40 lk-Hawks, Agnew (G-agnon) 13.27 li-d-fawks, Ramsay (Imontl) 14.26 15—-HB!WkS, Whltlook (Jodoln)l'r.i3 17—Abbles, C. MacDonald 18.34 l8—lfawks, Gresko (Agnew) .. 19.11 Penalties: Pound.

O'Connor Continues To Pile lip Points

By The Canadian Press

t Buddy O'Connor keeps piling up the points at a steady clip and during the week-end the feather- footed New Yorker upped his Na- tional League production to 50 points on a: goal and a pair of as- sists. Toronto's Max Bentley fired two goals to keep the second spot, but dropped six points behind the

ed anIassist to move into a third- place tie with Elmer Lach of Can- adlens who went pointless.

The leaders:

E :1

O'Connor. New York 50 M. Bentley, Toronto Loch. Montreal

Polle. Chicago

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STORED BLOOD

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leader. Bud Polle of Chicago earn"

An exciting battle oi’ the ice lanes looms up at the Forum to- night when West Kent and Queen

Square School squads tangle in the final game for the City title and possession of the C. 1“. Archer trophy. The result is a. toss-up.

+ ‘I- + + Beatcn back in the first game by the Queen Square team the defending champions, West Kent. made a brilliant comeback last Saturday night to square the ser- ies with an upset 4-2 victory. Fans who witnessed that tussle were loud in their praise of the performance dished out by both squads and tonight wtlh every- thing st stake the youngsters will .go all out from the opening whis-

tie. 'l' ‘l- + i The game will be a fight to the

clcied and in the event of a tie at the end of regulation time, over- time will be played. Forum man- ager C. F. Archer announced yes- terday. For real honest to good- ness efforts these school games are second io none and fans de- sirous of witnessing a. fast, wide- otpen clash should make it a. point to be on hand at the Forum to- night. - Ila + + d-

Tha youngsters tiriil also hold forth on Wednesday night with a doubleheader Juvenile bill sched- uled. In the opening game Sum- mersldcs Juvenile Kinsmen. a dis- tinct. threat for Island supremacy in tihis branch. will be pitted against. Prince of Wales Juveniles. another squad that. in liic opinion of many trill take the provincial title. The game is an exhibition encounter but with very keen riv- ‘ry existing between he two squads the game should produce action all the way.

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In the second encounter Char- lottewvms Kinsmen squad clash with the Juvenile Abbles in a. lea- gue encounter. At the present time trailing in the standing the Abbles’ team nevertheless have shown decided improvement in recent exhibition games. If they are clicking in all departments they have enough hockey ability to yet turn the league into the closest kind of a. race and at the

say in just. how the league will turn out and what team faces the western champions for the title now held by the local Kinsmen. -l- -l- 1- 'l- ' Just tiviiat City Hockey League playoff will take place Thursday

joining tihc league Summerside All

42 Stars have played all their games

Lindsay. Detroit 4i on Thursay a d til m i - MlfFaf-‘ldsn. Detroit 4i hold true‘? Tilgy Jail Szgniigabry spgctalorsl hem: on bani a i D- Bentley» Chicago 41 one game in the best of three “,c°k‘",§:,.“°’ ‘m’ m“ °~ “ SIBCIQil-fillfllls iolut. since taking a bad q The °,,,,,,,',,, remmmn, Mu“ MC. . , l: ugh “Hr ‘ail’ “ppmfrlme Kenna piloted homo two wlnnerl. Clearing as: “costs: $éll:fOc’l.!l§Ii“ian\\ells-!1 u: Miss Belle Vernon and The Hot-- . . c , y I M” °t them min“! m” meuu" “In Classes A and D, Lady Forbes of the intermediate Abegwelts in ‘m; M“, Piaymi, new an Wm, - a game pla):d‘at furzmersldc. the honom In the other semi-final bracket ch" A iUMMAlY (CHI-mu, pa”) Prince of Wales trail Navy lvyone Final Maritime Senior Hockey game‘ Bu‘ we m“ “m” w“ ' may “m,” (wow) 1 1 a L” u: stand“, 5._ real dog-fight all the way with 3m‘ Jun!“ (“N133”) 3 7 1 8 G L D I. A n‘ Navy finally winning out with a Cnm“ Budh“! (Grum 2 3 3 Moncmn 48 23 18 7a“ n. . “u, any “m. hem‘ Oumuyedw‘ Winning horse owned by Ola 17m, __ 433319 5 335m 53 the Welshmen for over half the gfi-Bvmfl’ 5L John _ 4a 3° 33 5 309 zoo 45 game, But whichever series is Mm He“! vgmon _ Halifax 43,0 25 3228 259 42 played fans should witness an- (MK 1 1 1 __________ other of the fast, wide-open en- Rub P W"; 13;“) 2 2 z pmgvp nggAncps-r counters that have been part and Guldyen ‘Aubrey (“You”) a a D

parcel of the league ever since it got underway back around the first part of January.

ces the donation of the Emblem

Dried blood serum can be safely

counting. It made the count 12-2

Jtored for years.

Trophy to go annually to the -Ca.nadlan athlete Judged by s poll

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(By The Canadian Press) HALIFAX. Feb. Iii-A mix-up in transportation arrangements today left Prince Edward Island trotters and pacers in their stables at Dartmouth across the harbor Ihila horses of the Halifax and Dartmouth clubs and a. lone entry from Cape ‘Breton battled it out in the second and final day of the interprovincial harness racing meet.

Highlight of the day's racing was the three-heat battle in the Class A. Trot between Judge. QIiV- en by Pat Layers of Halifax, and Lee MoKilloip, driven by Angie Allen. In the first and third heats Judge managed only a. nose de- cislon while the second beet was a tie, the Judges decided.

Summary:

Free-For-Ali Pace

Jacob Withrow (F. Baxter). Sully (R. Baxter) Dr. L. B. (L. Walker) Walter Brown (S. Weeks)

Winning owner: Cyril inee, Halifax.

Class A. Trot

Judge (Layers) ................... ..I lxl Ice McKillop (A. Allen) 3 1x2 Ima Kalmuck (Dauphlnee) 8 3 3 Basil Hanover (McDonald) 4 d1‘ Winning owner: Circle J. R.anch._ Fall River.

ci... n. Paco Nellie Worthy (C. Drake) ...... ..l 0

Hanover Courier (R. Kidney) 2 S Grattan Axworthy (Levers) 3 2

Winning owner: Cecil Drake. Halifax. Clan C. Pm ....1 l

Joe Direct (P. Baxter)..." Merle Direct (C. Connors) 2 2

Winning owner: F. Baxter, Hui- lfax.

Clue D. Pace

I-larold Gratt-an (R. Kldney)....l Mary Wltte (D. Turner) .... ..2 Helen Bucilong (L; O'Brien) ..3 Maxine Dudds (D. Harding- G. Turner) .. --5 Tom Voio (C. H tor)..

Oinal.

Hurrykane (D. smith) . 'l-Up Direct (L. Walker) .. Hazel stout (N. Campbell). .

Winning owner: ‘Don Fairvlcw.

ilorsa Races At Vernon

The Vernon Driving Club held its first meet o1 the season Sat- urday afternoon, Feb. 1 with a good sized crowd of interested

Wlflnlflt horse owned by Mike Mcllenne. Vernon.

Winning horse owned ‘by John

1 l l Wlflnlfll M!“ owned by Earl

of sports writers to have accomp- lished the -clllhhndfnl athletic achievement dining 1N8. The tro- phy. which ll of. solid [Old and ‘with "-460.00. will prove of real vslue to Canadian sport- and its donors no to be codlrstulehd on their action.

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Island, Horses Miss.) Bus For Halifax Races

Rangers Win, Lose in School Series

In two regular games played if! the Q. S. S. Hockey League. the Rangers, who now hold down sec- 0nd spot in league standings. Won and lost in games against the other league teams. Royals and Hawks.

In the first encounter the Ran- gers overwhelmed the lowly Hawks by a lopsided score of 12-3. The winners were lead by their bis line of Cannon, Stuli and Mac- Donald, who accounted for a total of thirteen points.

Cannon was top scorer of the encounter with four goals and one assist. M-acDonaid had one goal and three assists. while stull had two goals and one assist. Other goal-gettqrs for the winners were Baegan, with two, Gillls. C. Chev- erie, and MacConrnack, one each.

liennessey scored twice for the Hawks and R. Oheverle tallied the other.

summary:

First. Period 1—Ra.ngers. C. Cheverle 2—Rangers. MacDonald (Cannon) 3--1>lawks,' I-Iennessey 3—R.angers, Baegan (Mac-Leod) 5-—R.angers. Cannon

(MacOoi-mack, MacDonald) tl-Havrks, I-Iennessey.

Second Period 7—R.angers, Cannon (Stuil) 8—Ra~ngers, Cannon 9—R.angers. Cannon.

Penalty: C. Chevcrle. ‘

Third Period hF-Rangers, Stull (MacDonald) 11—R-angers. MaoOormack

(MacDonald) ik-Rangers, Glilis (Baegan) i3-Rangers. Baegan (C. Ready) l4—Hawks, A. Cheverle (C. Ready) 15—-R.angcrs, Stull.

SECOND GAME

In the second game. the Royals

‘shut out. the Rangers by a score

of 6-0 and thereby went int-o the lead in the league standings.

With Leonard and Mwalium setting the pace by rapping homo five goals between them, and backed by stellar notmlnding by "Luker" Burke. the Royals out- classed the losers in every depart- ment.

McCallum led the scorers with two goals and three assists; Leon- ar_d had three gtoals and one as- sist, while Coyle had one goal and two assists.

First Period 1—R.oyals. McCallum (Coyle) Second Period 2—R0yals. McCallum 3—Royals. Leonard , (McCailum, Coyle) 4-Royals, Leonard (McCalium. Hughes) Third Perlod_ 5—Royals. Leonard tMoOalium) ti-Royals. Coylc (Leonard)

Program At Curling tlluh ,

Junior plsydowns will get un- derway at the Charlottetown Our- llng Club tonight.

The schedule is so follows:

‘l ELL-Ice 2:

ud- Burden vs. Nicholson.

‘I P.M.—lce Ne. 8:

White vs. Prelay. D EAL-Ice 2:

Pmwse ve. chapman 9 mitt-Ice s;

Saunders vs. Acorn.

Play in the Wright Trophy will also be resumed as follows: ‘I P.l\l.-Ieo l:

Full vs. Keefe. 9 P-Mr-Efll f:

Anderson vs. Keefe.

Ourlers will note that. rink No. 4 will be kept open for "scnwh" competitions.

,____ Whltlock Ends

Season Leading i Big Four Scorer

(By The Canadian Pres) Final standing of top sown scorers in Maritime Senior Hoehy Lulu" ‘

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FEBRUARY A11. 194s

Juvenfle Playdowns

‘ (By The Canadian Press) SYDNEY, N. 8., Feb. 16'_-Char- lie Campbell, president of the Maritime Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation. today issued the following Illalule for juvenile playoffs:

Island Series

Series N-‘Fcb. 24: Sourls at Summersldc.

Feb. 27: Summerside at Sourls.

Series 0—F‘eb.24: Charlottetown winner at Kenslngton.

Feb. 28; Kensington at Char- lottetown Wilmer.

Series P-March 1: Winnér ser- ies N at winner series O.

March 3: Winner series O at winner series N.

(Ne\v Brunswick-Prince Edward Island play-off dates to be an- nounced later.)

l-lAlJPAX. Feb. 16 —(OP) — Mouwtori Hawks won the Maritime Senior Hockey League czhauiplon- ship tonight vniien Halifax Cres- oents w r, ‘ Truro Bearcsta 11-4 Ln the 1009's last regularly sched- uled game. Moncton will open a. beab-of-five semi-final series with Halifax Fri- day at. Moncton and Truro will take on Saint John Beavers in a similar series starting Wednesday at Iburo. Truro blew its chance to clinch the title tonight when they fell apart in the last two periods to allow Crcscents to rush in for 10 goals. Bearcats led 3-1 at the end of the fl t. Bearca ltad stood only one point behind the leading Hawks. who clambered into the lead only a few days from the end of the schedule. I-Lallfax wound up ‘ in last place behind Saint John.

Summary:- Flrst Period l-’I‘ruro, MacDonald (Beaulieu. Wilson) 4.08.

' 2-Truro, Medylskl Kearns) 5.45. l-llallfax. Young Hannah) 14.26. 4—'I‘ruro, Steele 18.33.

Paiuitles: Metcalfe. Second Period 5—I<Ialifax. Hannon_

(Barkwell, (Robertson, _

(Young,

wningAbbies ‘Halifax Win Leaves

Moneton 0n Top i 0E Big Four League

9—’I‘ruro, Beaulieu 4.57.

10—-Hailfax, Gaudet 12.17.

11——Halifax, Hannon (Metcalfe) 1228

ll-Halifax. Gray (O'Neill, sul. livan) 13.53.

13-38111“. U!!! (Sullivan) 15.05.

14—Hollfax. Stanliope (Charl- ton) ~1a.ao.

15-I~laiifax, Sullivan (Meticaligl Gray) 18.52.

Penalties: O'Neill (major) Bark. well (major), Grabotvski, Charlton KID, 1.11100

REMEMBER WHEN

Jack Britten, 3T years old m with 19 years’ ring experience be- hind hlm earned a creditable draw with 19-year-old Dave Shade u; hold his welterweight boxlmg tit]. The bout was staged, at New Yon 26 years ago tonight. "Mickey" Walker mrtpolnted Brltton in a 15- round fight the some year to take

Robertson) 9.03.

HE GOLDTMBLBM TROPHY will bfprcscntcd by The ‘Rubbcrset: Company Limited to the Canadian athlete judged by a poll of well-known sports writers to have accomplished ‘the outstanding individual athletic achievement of 1948. We have believed for some time that such a trophy would be of real value to Canadian sport and it 1s with much filcasurc that we initiate the giving of such an award.

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THE EMBLEM TROPHY

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e-nsuru. chum (T; Oresor) ILI. ‘F-Ralifax, Robertson Gianna" O'Neill) 15.30. 8—Halifax, Sullivan (Gray, gm, dot) 17.39. Penalties: Beaulieu, Third Period