10m Gum, clandon Mum. Nov. 1!. 1903. . . .

SPORT ECHOESi

By Norman niaodonald _ Snmmersitie Bun-1a of The Guardian

Still Three Team League

The new Prince County hoc- key league is still a thieeteam circuit. consisting ol the Sum. nierslde Junior Legionaires. the Summerslde Combines. and the

rdeii Nationals O‘Lelry re. piesentaiives. ian Strand and Orville Willis. were present at the meeting Saturday evening.

' able to make a on and were given until Monday night in declare whether they were ' “0U” The league promoters are most anxious to have 0'» teary join, and we personally leel that the success oi the loa- gue may depend to a consider able extent on 1')" be- coming a member it seems lit» ting that the western section or the county should be represent. ed in a Prince County League. and there are many enthusias- lit: hockey tans west oi Summer.

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Balance Is Ve

balance is pretty important in a hockey league. and lack at it can her pretty disastrous. so any etlorts to bring it about is eommendable, but you can go only so iar in this direction. Bringing in players irom out- tidc the league is the ideal solu- tion. Accepting lettnvers trons the othcr teams does not help too much. and you can hardly expect inarn managements to part with key players to help a weaker club. it certainly pays to take some steps towards the insurance oi balance in a les- gue, but alter all your eiiorts. you havr to be a bit lucky to achieve it as completely as the promoters min t iii

The Combines and burden . ion a g snorn each day uke watered down versions oi the old Crystals and Erlnrudes. The Combines are said to have the 1-1. rrls brothers. Ron MacArthur Ul- ric Gallant. Ronnie ant. and maybe some others. The

Last Week's Bouquet

Summerside Legion. symbol oi sacn ce.

You're helping youth to realise

That they may Score tall! in n

SWAP RESULTS

Summeralda

a On Saturday at the Charlntie-.James McGregor.

town YMCA two basketball‘

games were rdayerl in the swaninyddy Lybrook, Ambro Aileen. league. The first game SEW Phl- JOE'S Future and Calla whiicltory. all owned in the Ham“ and rookie slurry Hall.

lanx deiest Centennial.

Alpha and Phists played to a tie area

in the iinal l

Drian Munroe led Phalanx to longs was :43 2.5 by Torrid Wabi their 55.45 win by picking up 16.“: in the Slxlh race.

paints. Wayne Schleyer had 1: tor the same team.

Ronnie Diamond. Centennill‘t captain, led all hoopsiers witl-il 27 or his team‘s to points. Team~ mate .ion Crosby had a.

1n the Phiats — Alpha Aidllnamllion ,5 Ottawa 1)

tie. Gary Cudmore oi Phiats was high man with 17 points. 011 the

lame team. Lyall Huggan hilisc

(or 12

Donnie Ling led the Alphalwestern liuali

crew with a 15 point pcriorm.

ance. Gordon Carr wasn't Ill' Queen‘s 7

back with 12

Art Strang and Ralph Reaton. did the reiereeing lor the lirstl contest. with Reatnn and 111111

Jardine handling thl duties In!

the second.

Cli’town Has Race Winners 3

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llALlPAx icpi L that Garth; owned by Rankin McLaine ol Charlottetown. and Mr. l-leektn. owned by Edward Worthen tail Lower kviile, NS. were double winners in llalilax Conn. mous harness racing Saturdayi

Two other Charlottetown l

CURLING DRAW}

The tollowing is the curliugl draw tor Monday at the Chan‘ lnttetown Club

p.rn. tRouad Robin sec. um

ice 1 — Gil slenry. Dr. Rig. gins. n. Goudle. 11 Park vs fl.

etera, H. Maciennan. MacDonald. T. Burke.

ice 2 —- Dr. Glddlngs. A car- rett, v Robertson. .1 Wilson vs A.A. Masked. 11. Thomson. K.

Cantwell. A. Macswen. lca — R. swim. a. Antler son. A. Gtti, 3. ball vs Dr,

Prawn. G. Wellnel Donald. Gus GI Int.

I" l— ". Junkinl. 3. Joan. II. Kelly. 3. Phillips VI G. Swa-

cy. L. llakency. W. Can. Panama.

Mrs“

nne oi the reasons tor the y

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o'uary repress-ntatnes' iss- sitatlon clro it is that they are airaid their team will not be strong enough to provide the cancer- aary competition lor the othr-r ulubs. They wm tnlng to complete a deal that would have gone tar towards htllvini: this problem. But tell

through. Thclr point might be even token. The combines. Ju~ ' ,1 have

him. and . aiionals m as many at three.

even more iornirr

player: on their teams. ohiia o'Leuy may have onlv ona —Glen Rogrrson. 0n the oth- er hand. the “around and Tyne Valley Combines could muster some good hockey players. at least a lew ol which we always ('11 could

1W . Lions Overcome Riders To Capture First Game

REGINA icPi.Rookie Peter‘ lor Kempl to attempt iieldi or the way and had as rim Rempt's kicking overcame a goals, nwns on so yards rushing "m stubborn Saskatchewan Rouzh- B-C W1 01111! I V1610” W 1157 Putting. Kano completed 1, rider detence to no, reach their lint Grey Cup llnal at 14 pass attempts. many Lions to a 19-7 victory Saturday in history. Saskatchewan. which thrown only when long yap-iage in m, flux-“n! glmg or the has never won the Grey Cup. was needed. Western Football Conlerence 11- made its last appearance in Saskatchewan had is ligg psi. 1151. downs on 22 yards rushing and The 25-year-old end. named Lions controlled the hall most 21: passing as Lancaster hit on rookie oi the year in the WFC. — l9 of 31 attempts. Frank 1.... spoiled hopes at an upset v1 pucka. who went in lor only tory tor the injury - riddled one ollenslve series. completed Roughrldcra by pounding cut one at two attempts. three lield goals. three alniztes Liam lnlerccpted three passes and a convert. Hairback Willie and recovered both tumbles by Fleming rounded out the Lions' Saskatchewan while Rnughrid. scoring with a Iixryu'd - era intercepted one pa s and down r . recovered a tumble by no Riders' only points heiore Penalties stalled two mam.“

7.7....“

shoulder Int the puck during Saturday nights game at canadiena torward

Dalila Delortiy. aubslituto ‘ goallendel' (or Chicago Black Hail-ks oi the National Hockov

League. glances over his Montreal

WHERE DID THE FUCK GO?

Dive Salon ml cruises In on the net. watchcd by Chicago Al )IarVrll 1197

and Mouse Vaskn Hawks won 52

And still

Bouquels to

nurses scored Single dash vic- Eall “as called on [Dr 3 have: tonal Thaw were rpm-“d waits“ while recording his second shul~

C. Mlu- and

3, back Berni. Flloney elected lnl

l. ,culty letting Into the tried

Th; Dub-cw: t‘acki I up lelt I” I 7 ,, smash G wurm'lcruhed over on iirst down tor l-iarsulton. touchdown 16mm "5‘; ': m '5”; “g ".;"" L mm. D Leclair. A .ionesim! more. 7-“ . 5mm 'Mksle‘e 'ef .wli'nlioil Gm. Murphy D cmmm J. The last _rismilipn muchdwn ill Hamilton. convert tSuthartnl mm mm “gm?” e o “.111 .lem‘ c c all 10-ylrd_ pars-odrup _nira ‘ aster m '0" “in! | u as om‘ I" z 7 J Cudmm L 5”". play. Paloncy hitting_t.rznt who 11. lumilton. tiald goal (Suthr

WM “g, “MI “is”! um I,» McNHL 5‘ mph” D Muses! worked hinsselt trash. clear erlnl 1::

' the Ottawa nightmare lint G"w"’" 9' w'“ mum" "1 23:11::th m'lie‘r't'is'sasiu "inllltse' new ml mu!“ . . - erin : 1 fine had touchdowns. Wilt “WWW D 3"“ ton scoring In the second hali. r Qaartar 1.‘emlmlaethe’7 mnfl‘Aqi-é. 3:; 30nd m. kicking toad. inand loyard place. 1! transition. pinata isiitberlal thesis retired alter a iépoint 1“ i T I" P WWW- 9- :"i-Ein." he”;th mm" 113:“. that. held al *perlomante on three iieldi WWII-M 5- Wm“ T "WP: Hamilton sot u iirst dmvnl criniflll-lzv '0 mm— a single and live con. A- Sullivan McDWIlfl-‘io Ottawa's lo. I“ y rush. utctisou INIIT'ECTIVI 1 ice 2 — or. LA, ohnstun. A.l;,';'m'°”2fl:u ""5, 'gfufi‘ Alla-I1“ mwuuts At no time ldottaw Robertson. A. Ne . 5 mm '

1. .1i.L. ranks.

ry Important

Nationals are rrported to have Alger Cuk'llile.

Macwilliams. Rook w . . and Charlie Stark. The .lunlors A

have es-Pesgulns Willie Gal. _

lant and Dave randrt. they ‘

have Ronnie Rice and .Vick Ffllmnrr. and um! smart . NEW YORK tAPl - New and extended ths fled Wing's Baltimore Clippers oi the Amen‘ you“: playcrs who are stlll i York's suddenly Irceru‘heo ig tweiul road record Detroit hat ican Hockey League to "Plan! inangers spotted Detroit a to yet to win in seven road games veteran Al Langlois who was

pod

have made the (rail! II

'5 5;

juveniles. The Summcsslde Legion arc to be congratulat- lead en S: this year sent down in the Clippers. ed tar their sponsorship oi the Nationttl Hockey League i- tory Andy aatligale. Phil Goyetie. stiylileRll

First od—l Drtmit. P ‘

Juniors -no so soon pcr- over the listless Red wines Don alcltcnncy and Dick Mam; per. , _ haps inr the sponsorship .Sundny night sner each scored once and had.MacDonald a inrlvecrhioi 1:111 gm“ "dogs New om... alone. but tor the line pro 1 The victory snapped a uveh- 1 assists lor the Rangers. 1-: rli gm“, 6 maul“...

igame New York losing string ingarlield got the other Ranger

1 goal. in all. ll Routers counted ‘B'ack Hawks in the scoring. ‘Blank Leafs

New York missed numerous _oiher scoring avwnunitlea by

ioccssional crratic passing.

CAGO ICPl V Bobby.lehce to score at 1:35am! three- oal rlor ance first period. but 19 recon a pier E W "' nathgnie matched 1t and the

grain they have envisazed tor the boys. They are trratina this prolect as long range program that will last om the years. and. best oi all. they are putting strong em- phasis on sportsmanship and tenuemenly conduct. The managemcni consists oi Joe c111 Clark. manager: ' Forbes. illull's

lHabs Defeat ; Boston 3-2 i

Detroit's Parker MacDonaldi bro e through the Ranger de- ward nob Rousseau deflected in as. l dslenceman .l a c n u r s Lapcr.

asslstaot manager: Grant paced the National Hockey . “ed m“ 1mm mmqu H" . i 1,. .i - - i hangers were on their way. Canadiens nu _ ’ 13:11 . l _ fizzy'asihaigr‘it Sign “$11.51 innit-gilt: his?“ 53:30am? New York pulled to a 4.1 National Hockey League guts? 5...“ i233; logikeldnlpregty‘ri‘isty .nd Cam'pbell club so Tesenu- i’rnronlo Maple Leafs Sunday lead belore Ron lngram germ/9" 3051M Brill“ “II y‘suwflmk 717 L29 be h Mrl aInd were a ‘ V ,. ti ‘R Wings' second goal. alright. Planie 101113131 "‘ “ “' “m” '- WW" “'9- l The drums had apparently‘ llltgh School lads got their only ‘3 t

miool screened slap s o

ig . The t I ha i d th “1 m "y D 5 e E Ranger goalie Jacques Plants

Raiiks' lead over to s on lplacr Leafs and pinyin-age;c cg. wrenched his lett shoulder at- natlieris to eight points temntlns to save on the Instant ull's three goals liited his goal and the same was delayed It season's mark to 12 and movsdllo minutes while ha received im into a tie tor the lcagualmedlwl cumin-I- V

luiir pro scoring lcad with Montreal's in Sunday high a New York can lsclivesu utih as points lineup “as Rookie detcnrcmap a

Chicago goalie Glenn llall Don .lnhns. called up irom

salvaged a 2.2 hr iinrn Andyi Hebenton put in a 154ml haclc; hander Willi l'M lelt That shot, had come oil a lace-oil paSs' irom Orland Rurtcnhnrh and t noston back in the camel alter the home loam had blown is early 141 lead. But llnntrcal, which had gained momentum as the game rogresscd, renewed its pres. sure and inside it pay oil with a winne

d.

hockey game.

new higher goals

which to aim. is

lert's v

Hockey Scores

both mmgd gy out oi the season. Don Simmons

in thP Toronto nets kicked out | a Other singles winners included 27 Chicago shots Dy THE CANADIAN PRESS i he! mm figkfe‘amz‘orje'fpfime Chicago scorers besides HuLI‘ SATURDAY i5 , ,59 1 m [hm Ab Vchonald a . National League ‘3’“! F031!” ° 9 ' l I ‘ ' who Chicago 5 Montreal 2 l "0“ 59"““3. “0""93‘ ‘“ mm} , scored his iirst b'llL marker. .Rew york 1 Toronto I [‘Dfi'gfkg‘fi'rgofig Mn mm. 3"! "m I"? "1' ’"l‘l‘e‘mr‘lpgsu op FENAL'HES ‘Dmm'w‘ 5°“fi‘ialsmo, son connected tor the tying 2031‘ espite the one-sideness 0! WWW} 4 Ham“ 2 in the middle Perl-1d when“ Vfilthc game. releroe John Ashley , , ‘ yammed in a rebound a er‘ New Glasgow 5 hinncton d . ed “ was kept busy dealing out —____ Eddie Johnston ha supp a Footba Scores min”, “rowing in as not by Jean Belivealt. .final period when . my. a, scrzimtiie and each was given a grownup“ GOAL by Tin: CANADIAN PRESS ‘mm m, mmmucy, we“ twlfmlllute rap Boston got one or its rare SATERDAY in“! ‘ ‘ iirst pcrin. 1. Chlt‘ago_. Mr» 1mini-play goals at 19:39 oi the. CANADIAN LEAGUE I The action bcgsn when Chi- 90”“ "' ‘Whfirrami Vaskn‘ opening period with neliveau .ni ‘ Reg Flaming elbow“ [212 1 Chicago. Hull Ill (Hay. [he ppnalw M): [or hooking.l 17 27 Penalties-Balm Bobby Letter ted

en's up. were

‘cngo‘s . tFu-sl same “I twn~samli Ed shack oi the Leela and was Piloie‘ total-point eastern uncll give" [we minus,“ ,0, draw," 1012. \‘asktl 1:1 on 19 Saskatchewan 7 blond Slfconl'l period 1 3 a m mm ‘M (First game 0‘ best-oi-three . Hu Ii (Miklia, Finiet Sill Earlier in e l pert ‘ The” "H" 'h' “m” “'1 Chicago. M ltsll 1 (Fleming. betorc notion pulled even tem-

Golden bowl “"1” "‘9 “NHL “Ml” Youngi 11:12 Penalties—shack porarily. Hodge came up with

Alberta 25 skated across the 1cc. collided 1:27. :i'evin 7,55. l-lay 15:53. ‘ e line saves He caught a

tAlberta wins east-west inter» with Toronto's Dick Dull aiier Third period—s Chicago. l-l_iy tough angle drive by To collesim chamnivns ithe whilstle had blown. and 7 ilchensiel s-ctti; a Chicago. Johnson and kicked out a long

began punching the heat Hull 12 ll»ll Penalties—Shack shot by Kurtcnbach on_ a break.

Both were given lire minute 6.33, Fleming (maiori 1151. in the second period alter ‘penalties and a 10~mlnul9 mis- Firming imajor. miscondurli. Ferguson scored. Hodge robbed .cnnduct was tacked on tor Duii tmsiorl. Militia and Pub Leiter on a long shot which he :F iusi managed to kick out iromy

anadlan Slllllir St. James Rams 16 London ll (St. James wall: suddeml‘lealh ina Atlantir l‘onierrhce lcmii-ig lord H 06. lliikita 19 31 Stan rtiikila oi the Hawks and v

Shearwater 27 Dalhnus u it ‘ 5..., mid...“ his pads. . St, Francis Xavier 53 LNB l Toronto's Bub Pulinrd began Simmnnl I l l 57 ‘MMARY ‘ Mnunl Allison U :2 Acadia u o exchanging punches during the E Hall a 12 to First period—l. nosion. Letter

Hamilton Tiger-Cats Bomb I...

Ottawa Rough Riders45-O'

by TU LAKE Tucker on the last play ol the Then the Hamilton ousrtcrback baker rushed lor m yards in OTTAWA iCFl—ln thr mis. iirst hall. he wisn'l able to nipped to Bellies on the Ottawa so carries and Bethea got 67 match oi the season, ham-lion mount even the resemblance at lo and he run irom there lor yards in nine cracks at the Tigercats rolled to a no VIE-i1 threatening march. the touchdown. Oltnwa line. Jackson led the tory over ottawa Rough Riders A crowd oi whoa booed tn. whcn .lai-kson himhlto at Ottawa grouudrgninerl with 5: Saturday in the opening game Riders on several occasions. midtleld inst alter the kit-koil yards in llvn carr’ oi the lwrcgame. total.poinit.to The root tell is quickly on Paloncy marched Hamilton Two llamilton receivers count Eastern Football canler- Ottawa hopes. Tiger-Cats scorcd‘dnwnl'leld in eight plays imam more than 100 until ence ’ tive touchdowns in the iirst haliithcir second touchdown. nethos Grant caught lour throws tor use to... scam, rinisi. on the and were in position ior a sixth and tanker barged through ths 159 yards and Patterson mm in Human sum,” Wm, when they tumbled maid. tng‘Oiiawa linc itir iznod gains and grabbed titres tor 131.1 yards. l

Riders needing a sports miracle Ottawa "Va-yard line. Falonry passad to Dara Vita tor gummy

to overcome the commanding Tiger»Cnu went 57 yards in la yrrds. Parr went over iromi pins Qantas margin buildup by lira “(Hamlin plays tor their iirst malor the one-yard line tor the score, 1 amp.“ touchdown 3.. ins ills Four chnmnlual. ‘Bethel and linker carrlad tor Pare also sco third mu, 5.5,

Tiger-Cats could do no wrong long gains and Faloney hiliHImilan touchdown. capping I 1 Hamilton. convert lSuiherinl Saturday and th Ridcrs a. Grant with an 13—yard pass iflyard storms march u-iiich1,~ mum. touchdown in“) peared helpless both on dcience tenured I Inward Fnlcnn' Pu! : 7

menu. “mum bark. to 11:11 Putlcraon and a lit-yard A. “.mnmn’ conygfl igumfinl iielders charged time and again run by Biker. “M an“, through gaping holes the. Tiger-Cats went All yards in I. Hamilton. touchdown (Fuel) 2 an

Curling Draw ttawa science. when rlllnrter- For Montague ‘two plays tor their lourth sna- )nr. Patterson caught I 07- d Hlmlllnll, convert. tSutherinl . Hamilton. touchdown lBlku'I

Rangers Crush Red Wings

BOSTON (FPPMWM’ '0." ram 1 thiscsrrgor. 65:15sz 3.17, 7. New York, lngarlield 3. lthe “mi: “mm mm. gm.tGilbert. Fohteynel 7,12 Pen-lSummerslde High School by the with 22 seconds remaining and link. — Hiadlleld Ml. Jellrey ‘ "or? 0' 2“ In the “m W" 01'

1552. Toppaizini 1 it.

’ i Hodge

defies III a ‘Dnm )Iohns stint [or hi1 first a course» can; .1 Lite Season. . s a a r

m turcd Saturday's harness rscnig lingiies, Brarklriv. Gingcr will

16.662 tans. who lammed Taylor by B.C. They were assessed hi nerd rm. sh, game, “m an .a yards on seven lnlractions while in - ysrd touchdown para to Ridm Ion five yards on thra. {tanker llugh Campbell irom Pen-Mel.

summit

(D Eon Lancaster and I Tingle by . Flnl Qlllfler l. E.C., field [all (Kempti 5 .17

T h I Martin Fa

The besi-nt-three series shine to Vancouver IlziI the second game night end use third. ll necessary. Sniurdny.

There were iew spectacular nifenllv S except for Kemp“ kicking. A Strong run- ning performance by lullbacli Nuh Beamer of E.C, who car- ried 20 limes [or 99 yards. and

line! anlll DI pin-point pulsing re a by quaricrback Lancaster that liited Rider Supporters' hopes.

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tcP wirephotol ’ 2é assalkatchcwul. single iPabii

Second Qulfler 3.: 3.9, Ileld loll (Ken-1w

t. DC. single ixempti 7 ti 5. nC.. touchdown (Plenungi

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1 ’ 11. no. convert (Kemp)

, p ' TOP HONORS 7' B'C"#E¢Q(nl::‘1rgii 1:5,

DEFENCE SETUP c l. Saskatchewan. touchdown I, New York. Bnthgulc 1 IRMA Five times the 5.0. defence Bruce Kidddthe Elli York (Clmpbell) 11:11 ileld. Goyettet 157:1. New York :21 up Liana deep in us . Track Club took tarp honors Fourth

Illr‘ef Saturday In the national cruu- EC.s field Kohl (Kempfl

country dilmolomhlipn I! ME- MISLer University Humilw

e “makings”

McKenney 3 tHenry. Meissnerl htcltewan end but only once 7:11. Penalties on 3:41. cauld quarterback Joe Kapp l-lowe 11:34. Hadiield 13:51, marl dimct Lions to a touchdown. oii Gregnr 1 ‘lhe other occasions, it was lelt

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5. New Yorllt. Meisizgisi1Alrf°rC5 Wins 1. c cnney, Net soni 13:06. G . I 00 came

enal es — k s, Gadsby 14117. Gennan inns.

i Third period—d. Detroit. Insci

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in the iirst annual spud Bowl ame. pl at Queen Eliz- lbelh Park Saturday Illemonn, RCAF Swords defeated

1 ihinhns. Cnnnrllyt 111m rendmm°wzufimmgmfimflj allies—Harper 3 38. Awrey 3 "ii hogan to look as it they might Richard mayor s in. Green mH-‘be magma D“ m “cam,” tor and 111'" mmnr 6- Tfllhal‘ oi King Arthur as the game pro- Belwes" grossed. They outweighed the 19191 High School boys considerably

Second period—2. Monircal. even alter 5.11, Gerguson '1' inelivcau. . sraui 12 15. Pe Iu—Prm‘nsl head Gord Monuon also help 11.19. Kennedy 2. ied boys. as did iormer as.

um, WM _ 3 Munluhisistani railerce, .lobn Poirier. A Dackstroin 1 (Ralph. .1, c. sggz'fflfig, Ix? Imml’h’; If: Tromblayl 159 i Boston, uen- ceived almost s much punish- enton t ikurtenbarhl 111.211 amen! firm the Wither u did M nntr e a l. Rousseau tLa-. the Pl-yern on the field perrierei 19 39. Penalty—.1. C Tremblay l:l§.

Saves

cigarette!

STARTED TV

i ndia's first experimental tel- 910 5—26 cvision service was inaugurated

Johnston 11 a #25 at New Delhi Sept. 15. 1959.

Larger Turnout

Timr- 10']. 10st

Increased lllendnnce anfl I‘ lsrown sudlorig owned by is

bigger pal-i muluei 'hnndle‘ ira-