ey League game.

at Madison Square Garden in the his fifth shutout of the nnri his sci-mid crs in two weeks,

The Leafs, in snapping

mm.- out of \\'h:it for

i zn, liowo, Piflvstni_

Third Pr-rinrl fi- Chivwgn, Mosienifo,

Penalty: Dickeson. BOSTON S. MONTREAL 1

"hex“ over the second

111611‘ Hockey League's Canadians tonight,

in on the rough

to close head injuries. Boston has

Canadlem’ Ca-lum McKay.

his scalp near his right three returned tn action.

L-Boston. Schrnid (Pelrson. Kryvnnowskl)

(major and minor). 'l'hird Period Scoring — None. Penalty —- Richard. NEW YORK 3. BOSTON 1 B%TON', Dec. l8 — (AP) liant goal-tending, New York Ron- gers trounced Boston Bruins 3-1

Second Pr-rlod Z-Ncw York. Mickoski (Rrilfiigil)

_. "otiiiPEQARDING

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NEW YORK, Dec. 18—Goalie Turk Brodn of Toronto shut out New York Rangers 2-0 tonight in g tight hut. pic-using Notional Hoc-

A near-capacity’ crow of 15,091 saw Broda make (ti saves-J? of them third ]1Cf‘iUd*iO chalk up season zigainst the Rang-

the Rangers unbeaten home string at pix gnnics, grivc Broda o slim one-

Iongtic-lrnlding I7etr0it Rcfl \Vings them is a

BOSTON, Dec. i8 -tCP) —Bos- t»n's last-place Bruins rnnintalnw National plaice defeating the a Montreal club 3-1 as Sam Beltio scored his first major league goal. A crowd of 10.742 Garden fans sat proceedings in which three players needed stitches

Won four of the seven meetings between the two

stitched five times over the rlsht car after n high stick duel with

Bostnnls Fem Flaman also was stltcheci twice over the right aye, and NfontreaYs Knobby Warwick. n. former Bruin. had two stitches in ear. All

. 18:17 Penalties -- Kullmnn, McKay

Inspired by Chuck Raynerbi bril-

Broda Shuts Out N. Y.

2-0 After 7- Detroit Ends Brief Slump

1 Defeat;

Penalty -, Leswick. Third Period Li-Boston, Maloney (Dumart, Quackenbushl 14:35 i-New York, Inprisde (Leswlck, Fishcr) Penalties - None.

. 19:37

MONTREAL i, DETROIT S

MONTREAL, D90. l8 - (C?) - Detroit Red Wings suffered their second defeat on the road this season when Montreal Canadiens outscored them 4-3 Saturday night in n \vide-opcn_ tree-wheeling game

yo!‘ lead ‘to {work on until the before a crolvd cf 14,535. inn minu c» n to game. Cnua liens’ 'ict rv .ve th m First Period flYlllC1‘(iilJi(i ‘On "Si-coil plncfe i: i 'i'nroni0,'i‘1n'l‘(‘r\ 13-55 the National Hockey League for pfillfllllPif‘ “HEW; "VPYYSWF the time bElllg and cut the league- qcorlns°°zfggelerl°d lending Wings‘ margin to six ‘ f‘ I v points. Pa‘nnltios;rhl5|o;s;l:rii);t;s\viCk Howie (Rip, Rmpemys goal m1d_ znTorflmn‘ Kluka‘), wtinvyilihtil-ough the ffiTlBkiltpETiOd d19- (Bl3lli.ii"_\l .. 19.34 ‘Ygiih f“? Ckobtgimogg gainw’ n Penalty: Boesch, Kaleto, Mort- V‘ m “c. o . ,9 sewn 20a s came H," Lcswick 13mm“, in an acting-filled slccond period. ‘ ' ‘ ‘irs Perud DETROIT 5_ CHICAGO 3 l-Dctroit. Fogolin tCarveth) 19:18 CH1(~,~,_GQ_ D9,.‘ 1S__(cp)c_The Penalties — FOQOIID. R-ifihilfd.

Second Period 2—Montreal, Gravelle

mild slump in tlin National lioc-, (\Vlll'\\'l(!i(, MflCK-fly) 5135 luv Llwizuv by outscoring Chit ‘Ii-Montreal, REM’ Bliicl; llzluks 5-3 btfore l5 (LOT-MT, Richard) ...... .. 1113'! ‘lore tongiht, 4—Detroit. Couture First Period (Babando, Relse) L-Dctroit, Couture, 5~Detroit, Lindsay "luv. l\'l'll.\’l , 4-13.6».\fontre:il, Mosdcll i‘ ltvtroil, Pclvrs. tI\lacKey_ Leger) ....... .. 19:07 tCarvcth, DiVFliLi/jfini . 7.36 penalty _ beget 3» Chicago, J. Canal-her, Thin] yeflod 4G. Stewart, Bentleyd 9.38 7,__\mntrea1' Eleven’ Penalties: Gnfishv, McCalg, Mar- __ ______ H 10,28

Second Pcriod g __ 4' Rj§§f_*,‘i;_h§“'1'1“““'"- M, CHICAGO w, TORONTO 1 5- llctrtiit, Kcllv . 9.43 TOROAIO‘ Dmv‘ 18 — kc?) Q Penriltics- Carveth Gndsbv Chicago Black Hawks becom’ red Lmdsm, ' ' ~‘ hnt for three minutes Saturday

night and before Toronto Maple Leafs could put out the fire, the

m’ C0,,m.h,,,._ Bmnlcy) $15 Hawks walked off with a well-de- 7_ Baum,’ Rgim served 7-1 National Hockey League

(potem Pavclich) _ _____ ,__ 530 victory. It. was Toronto's biggest 8-—Chicrigo, Gadsby, defeat of the season.

(Qlmsipfld) ___m,_________ 3,13 Leafs were on the short end of

a 2-i. score near the nine-minute mark of the final period and showing some signs of making a hockey game out of it when Chi- cago struck. In just three min- utes and one second the I-[amks rapped in three goals as Leafs fell

part.

The 13,183 fans who intermit- tently stomped and yelled for ac- tion during the 60 minutes, gave Toronto a “rlde" for their inept play and cheered on the free- wheeling Hawks. Chicago main- tained a steady offensive and shot. two more past Turk Brod-n in the

‘tubs “m3 the “her three were Toronto nets before the final ties. _ » ' Boston's Amie Kullmm was “hmla Fm“ Pm“

b-Chlcago, Guldolin (Olmstead. D. Bentley) 16:45 Penalties __ Prystni, Juzda. Second Period 2--Chlcago, Guidolin

(Olmstead Prystni) 8:10 3—'Iloronto, Watson (Thomson, Eizinickiys. 18:41

First Period Penalties-kl. Conscher, Boesch, tMontreal, Mosdell . 4J5 Gndsby- Boston, Dumart Third Period (Maloney, Kryzanowski) 18:40 4-—Chlcsgo, Prystal Penalties — Reay. Kullmim. (Nattrass) 6:47 Second Period ilk-Chicago, J. Conacher I-Bostmi, Bettie (Stewart) . 02% (Pelrflfm) 5131 6—C'hicago, Hamill

(Mosienko, R, Conachcr) illz48 7—Chlcago. Bodnar (J. Conncher, R. Ooriacher) 18:04 8—Chicago, Olmstead (Prystsl, Nattrsss) 19:53 Penalties _ Boesch, D. Bentley, Barllko.

Royals Snap

‘particularly where it concerns matching their fighters to bring about evenly contested encount-

Although local sporting will drop off to a, minimum. if not

activity

entirely, the latter part of this week in preparation for the forth- coming Christmas weck-end hol- iday festivities, there will never- thloss be a couple of good sport-

ing features ruu off the earlier part of the week in boxing and hockey, which will hc thc con-

cluding features until after Christ- mas.

- - - . On Tuesday night at the Whe- lan Memorial Hall, promoters Lund and Poulton will stage their final fistic card of the ill-vs season with a. smart and promising look- ing six-bout program which will include three six-round events made up of matches between Beau Jack and Tiger Stevie. Bobby Gallant and Johnny Walker, and Johnny O'Connor and Emmett "Slugger" Gallant, which is a‘ pretty fair cross-section of local’ boxing talent. Heading the list of three preliminary events will be n four round go between two other up and coming local boxers. LOlliS L-afferty and Johnny Russell.

- o a - Two other preliminary four- round events will also be featured on the card, and although thc names of the contestants haven't been disclosed yet, they are ex- Dected to be of a calibre in kecp- lng with the rest of the bout’. iincl should make up a. well-bainnccd and exciting evening of good box- ing entertainment.

a o o The two youthful promoters, who are also among the Iciidiiig boxers in Provincial fight. circles at the present time, took up tho promoting of fights hcre just a few months back and have come up with some cxcellcnt programs during that time and have done a. great. deal to lift it grcatly de- clining sport hack onto its feet again in a. remarkably short space of time.

The boys hace fakcn infinite cnrc in drafting up their programs.

ers, which have been giving the fans their money's worth of action. They have shown wise foresight in choosing their presiding judges and officials, who have not only been giving very fair End popular decisions on the bouts, but have been showing good judgment where it concerns the stopping of fights etc. to prevent serious injury while bouts are in progress, which has earned the duc- respect of the var- ious fighters themselves.

. n Although tha't1wo promoters are planning ‘more programs for the future, tomorrow night's card will be the last for this year, and arc anxious to make it the success the others have been. and judging from the matches they have sched-

nt the Garden Saturday night be-

GREAT CAESAR. iuFeizrv/si. MOCKEIZY is ‘Tl-HS '4‘ THAT "DRATTED ‘FACTORY MADE MY

STOCKING-MUFFLER-S FOUR INCHES INSTEAD or= FOUR FEET.’ 1

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Losing Streak

fore s. 9,474 crowd, smallest Na- tional Hockey League Kflthvrlllll ANTIGONISH, N. s, Dec. 1a - in Infill)’ Years. (CP) — Stcllarton Royals snapped ‘The Brill"! TW-l "l0"? ma“ 5W1“ a two-game losing streak and in- B! ma"? 5h°f~f =15 the Ranger-W, crcascd their lead in the five- 25-1l1. but Iflillltl the H211‘! Ellyn" toam AntiiznnishJfictou-Colches- a toililll hiflll l" 11PM» only “V” tcr Senior Hockey League with a penalties wcrc culled during thc 7.5 win 0w». gpqqnd-place s; listless contest, oiic to each side. Francis Xavier University here

First Pcriod Saturday night.

‘l-New York, Lcrnvick It was Ste-Marion's 13th win in lf-{aletnl ...... .. 11:01 l6 starts and moved them l0 l-2 Pr-nalty ._ Hcuricrson. points in front of the youthful

collcginns. Antignnish Bulldogs are third with 15 points, 12 back of

0:33 Royals.

HOUSE

N6 ON THE

COME UP \N\Ti-\ SUCH A WILD

.= WHAT DlDN‘T THEY Tl-lis is some TO Przoouce THAT Bsietrreu UP "rue SAMPLE Hmo-

MANTEL ? HOW COULD THEY EVER

uled, they will be doing just that. or maybe even a little better, which should go a. long way to keeping the interest alive in the sport until they launch into their forthcoming plans for the New Year. O U I O In the hockey department, it. will be the Charlottetown Victor- ias and Saint Dunstiin's University hockey teams in n. regular Island Intermediate Hockey League clash at the Forum on Wednesday night, which will be the last. game in league play until after Christ-

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Vics. Abbies Win Juvenile Hoop Hines

In the opening games o! the City Juvenile Basketball League the high flyirg Vics and Abbies won flccisivo victories over the Ramblers and the Y.M.C.A. Satur- day night in games played on the P.W.C. Auditorium floor.

In the opening tilt the Vics stretched their winning streak to four straight for the year when they smothered the Ramblers by a count of 48-18. The second game saw the Abbies come to life ln the second half of the game to wallop the YMCA. 43-23.

Harold "Red" Howatt/s proteges. the Vics_ czrpitilized on a zone de- fense in the second half to win their game going away. The team played a well passing game and were in no danger throughout. the encounter. The score at the half was 18-7 for the winners. The first line team of the Vics ac- courctcd for thirty points with Jack MacAndrew notching nine and Charlie I-Iirie adding a like amount. Robert Hurry, Ian Mac- Nr-vln, Ralph MEcPherson, and Bill Macnndrew each had six points for the winners. High scor- nr for the Ramblers was Malcolm “Rcd" MacFadycn who collected seven points while teammate Carlyle MacDougall was next with four.

In the second game Howard Glover led the winners to victory with a remarkable 17-point spear- head attack. Glover accounted for eleven points ‘in the last half as his teammates rallied around him to shake themselves loose of the tight defending team.

The score at the end of the first. half was 16-11 for the Abbies as tlic losers threw up s, tight de- fence against the high scoring Ab- bies. Sterling Moresifl with six points was the winners’ next high point-collector. Dimlnutive Bobby White of the “Y" was their main threat as he accounted for ten points with five nicely shot baskets Willie Charlie llcustis, big guard for the losers, was next in line as he notched five points in a losing cause. John Alriclknugall ‘had four points for the losers.

The referee for both games was Earl Gcss who also handles the whistle in senior leziglc games. The timer for bobh tilts was Mr. Bill Reid.

The line-ups:

Vics—l~iin@ 9. Hurry o, MaoMil- lan 2. D. Cameron 2, Kennedy. 'MacNeviir 6. J. MncAndrew fl. B- MacAndrew 6, Burgess 3, Mac- PhGTSOH 6. Total 48. Ramblers-Large 2, Turner 2. E. Benton, Chandler. C. MacDougall 4, Seaman 2. J. Cameron l, Birt- MatFadycn 7_ Davey. Tfitfll 13- Abbles-Glovcr 17. MaoNaught 2. Moreside 6. Warren 4. Fwd!’ 3, Taylor 2. Burke 1, Vessey 4. Hoyt. L Total 43. Y.M.C-A.-—Ul1d8'f‘hB-Y, Reardon 2, Atkinson, Beers, J. Wood 2, D. Wood, .1. MacDougall 4. Huestls fi- MacGowanl, White 10, K. Beaten. Total 23.

_________

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. l8 -- (Rcfrters) — An Australian swim- ming record of 59.6 seconds for 110 yards, set by Bob Pirie of Toronto at the 1938 Empire Games was equalled by Frank O'Neill of New South Wales Saturday night when he won the men's

IlO-yard free

Tiger Steele

DECEMBER 19, 1949

Wins By

Knockout Over Ramsay In Bout At Summerside

A bout which had all the ear- marks of being a closely contested one ended with dramatic sudden- ness Saturday night at the Old Curling Rink in Summerslde when Tiger Steele of Charlottetown de- livered s crushing right cross to the jaw of Bud Ramsay and the pride of Albcrton fight fans drop- ped as suddenly as the 1929 stock market, hitting his head on the canvns as he went down. Ramsay made a game attempt to get up before the full count, but it was evident he was in no condition to continue ihe fight. The sud- den knockout occurred after one minute nnd twenty-five seconds of the third round of the scheduled 8-round muln event. Up to that timc Ramsay was giving a good account of himself, his footwork and clcvcr fcinting making him nn elusive target for the heavier hitting Steele.

The semi-final event. was rather one-sided, the rapidly improving Louis Lafferty of Charlottetown winning n t.k.o. over lils follow townsmnn, Emmett Gallant when the latter “'21s unable to answer the bell for the third round. Lat‘- fcrly, with n decided advantage in height and reach, tagged Em- mett almost at will nnd the slugging Gallant connoclcd very rarely with ills Sunday punch, which Lnfferly shook off with littlc difficulty.

Bill Burch, burly heavyweight. of Port Hill, going in as a sub-

stitute for Sid Murray, gave n good account of himself in a three-round exhibition h o u t

against. "Big Boy" Peterson. Burch mixed it \vlth the Island champ- ion with a fearlessncss that earn- ed him the plaudits of‘ the crowd when the bout wns over. And "Big Boy" himself sec-med to appreciate his pinch-hitting nppnncntfis efforts, patting Burch cnthusias- tically on the back at tlic end of tile fairly rugged gn.

Cokey Grady of Sumnicrsidc won a unanimous decision from Kid Connolly of Bcdcquc in a three-round bout \\‘|lil‘h \\'.'\s mar- red by too much clinching which referee Ferguson found difficult to break up. The boys \\’<‘l‘<‘ llfllll more proficient with the half-tic]- son than as boxers hut Grady grit the nod because he did prnr-lif-lilly

style event in the Australia cham- pioriships.

HAVANA. Dec, l8 — (AP) —Kld Gavilan, Cuba's bolo-punchin! welterweight boxer, orutslugged diminutive Bobby Lee, Baltimore. Md., to earn a unanimous IO-round dnclsion here Saturday night. Gavi- lan weighed 146 l-4 and Lee 143 1-4.

Capital ice on December 27th.

The game ‘be-tweet: saints and Vics should make an interesting

mas when the Abbies will meet Summersids Crystals on Western

MAJOR HOOPLE

CHRiETMAG FEST-

strupgle as both have gone down to defeat in their opening games this season and will be eager to force their way into the win ool- umn to lift. themselv... out o! tho lemgua cells: onto tho first. rung of the ladder.

n will also. b; the 31m meeting of the season between the two squads and although both hsvo

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been seen in action against other lemma in the Magoo, they mm have s similar style of play that should bring out the best on both Lineups in an evenly matched: oon- test, thnt, unless this column fl greatly mistaken, will bring about: y" best match of the season thus or.

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Queen Square Hockey, league

In a regular Queen Square School Hockey League fixture at the Forum on Saturday morning, the 'l‘hundmtbol1s took over sole poo- session of second place in the lea- gue standing by downing the Hawks by a 3-1 count, in u close, well-played encounter.

The victory broke up a two-way tie for second place with the Hawks and puts the Thunderfbolts within three points of the league- lcading Royals and sent the Hawks back into third place in the four- tcam league. The Leafs are hold- ing down the cellar position.

The winners picked up a goal in each of the first two periods to hold a 2-0 advantage going into the final frame when they shot the Hawks one-for-one to come out on top with their two-goal edge. MacLeod was the lending scorer for the winners with two unassisted tallies.

First Period 1—Thuniderbolts, MacLeod. Penalties: None. Second Period 2—Thunderbolts, Burke Penalties: None. Third Period 3—Hawk3, Gillis (Kays). 4—Thunder\bolts, MacLeod. Penalties: None.

(Carroll).

all the leading.

Two bantams, Slddy McLeod of Cliarlottctown and Walter Arsen- nult of Summeralde put up a pleasing three-round card-opener. Arscnnult. won a split decision by virtuc of his great aiififeifilveneifl but McLeod did a lot of ycomnn- like slugging when he got in the mood.

The card, sparsely attended, was probably the best of the 1949 sen- son in Summcrsirlc.

Officials: Referees, Main bouts, George Stewart, Preliminaries, ll. Ferguson; judges, Jiirk Wright, Carl Fitzpatrick nnd D. 0. Stcw- urt. Timers, Chnrlcs Hogan and Norman hint-Donald. Announcer, Rollie Phillipsom-S.

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HOCKEY — WEDNESDAY — 8:80 SHARP S. D. U. vs. VICTORIAS

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- OUR PROGRAM

Beavers Breeze To 3-0 Victory Over Moncion

SAINT JOITN, N. B., Dec. 18 — (OP) -Sa.int John Beavers breez- ed to s 3-0 victory over Moncton Hawks Saturday night to set the stage for another first-place bottle here tomorrow night with Halifax St. Mary's ln the Maritime Senior Hockey League. The front-running Halifax team ls one point shead of Saint. John.

Showing marked improvement in their back-checking since Busher Jackson took ovctr the team but otlll depending on individual ef- forts rather than teamwork of- fensively, flaavks fell easy prey to Beavers. who were not forced to open up at any time.

Lou Mllanl, Joe Fitzpatrick and Don Larlee carried through the Saln-t John team o number of tim- cs but Floyd Perms was their master in goulmouth play as he earned his first shutout of the

ycor, First Period 1—3alnt John, Fritz (Wray) . .. 5:28 Penalties — Nicolle (2). Le-

Bllanc, Lurlee, Fitzpatrick (2). Second Period 2—-Sl3int John. Whitlock

(Nicolle) . ................. .. 10.30 Ci-Saint John. Kelly (MacDonald) 17:30 Pcn-altlcs — None. Third Period

Scoring — None. Penalty — LQBiRHC.

Miners Defeat Victorias 4-2

GLACE BAY, N. S.. Dec. l8 — (CP) —- Centre Conny Brown's two goals provided Glace Bay Min- ors with a 4-2 victory over North Sydney Victorias here Saturday night to kcelp the Viz: in the ecl- lar of the three-team Cape Bre- ton Senior Hockcy League.

Miners enter the 10th week of play with 35 points. three more than North Sydney and six less than league-leading Sydney Mll- lionaircs. Tomorrow night Mil-

lionaires visit North Sydney.