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Halifax Welcomes Curlers For Dominion Bonspiel; 4 Competition Begins Today
(By W. R. Wlsaotlay, Canadian Press Staff Writer) HALIFAX. March 5-(CP)-The only mIn who went out on a limb today so far as the Canadian cur-
ling championship is concerned was Mayor Gordon Kinley of Halifax.
He told each of the 11 Provin- cial championship rinks he hoped they would win.
It was a different story with the curlers. Feted and welcomed by the Haligonians in a round of receptions that started early this morning. the curlers cagiiy forc- cast a Western victory.
Out at Dalhousie University Arena. where the championship play starts tomorrow. the pre-
bonsplel talk went like this: "it looks like Manitoba but watch out for Saskatchewan. Thosc boys are hot. And don't forget Northern Ontario."
It was a rink from Kirkland Lake that walked off with the title last year with seven victories and two defeats. This year the northerners are represented by Wally Johnsbone's quartet from Copper Cliff.
Roy F.)rsyth's rink from Win- nipeg still ruicd favorite hy in narrow margin although Johnny Franklin's stone wieldcrs from Rosetown ran a close second.
Gordon Campbell. skip of the Ontario rink from the Toronto Granite Club, sized it up this
way: "Donit count us out. We can meet the west With their knock- out game but to us it's a take- our game."
Campbell is the only ex-chamn-
Thistle rink to the title Ind is back Igain for another crack at it
The Nova Scotians. who haven't won the championship since 1927. have already taken honors as hosts for the 1951 bonspiel.
Donald Oyler's rink from Kent- vilie was the first to greet the arriving curlers when their special train pulled in this morn- ing.
There was a procession into the rotunda of the station. headed by a pipe band. and the official greeting, long after midnight.
Today the curlers were given another official greeting. Mayor Kinley again extended the hospit- ality of the city and Mr. Justice L. D. Currie welcomed the con- testants on behalf of Nova Scotia.
Last minute touches were given the Dalhousie Arena. specially arranged for the big bonsplel. Most of the curlers had I look at the trim ice surface Where the end boards have been covered with bleachers. All dressed up, the rink will seat about 3,000.
The draw was still undecided late tonight. The competing rinks nre:-
Newfoundlnnd. Tommy Hailett. St. John's Curling Club: Nova Scotia. Donald Oyicr. Kentvilic: Prince Edward Island. Frank Acorn: New Brunswick. Nick Thibodeau, Bathurst: Quail??- Mcrle Thomas. Sigma Club, Bour- lamaqur: Ontario. Gordon Camp- bell. Toronto Granite; Northern Ontario. Wnily Johnstone. Copper- cliff; Manitoba. Roy Forsylh. Winnipe.; Saskatcliewnn. Johnny Franklin. Roselown: Alberta. Bill
inn among lhr curlers this year. in 1935 he skipped a Hamilton
Gray. Edmonton; British Colum-Vi him, A. M. Chcsser. Trail.
Annual W. K.-S. Sports Scheduled HeregTonight
Detroit In 3-1 Viclory Over Toronto
DETROIT. March 5-(CF)-Db trait Red Wings streichcd their National Hockey League lead to six points tonight with is 3-1 VlC- iory over second-place Toronto Maple Leafs before Detroit's largest crowd of the season. 14.- 372
" key game in the N.H.L. race was I"-irugged body-checking con- test with play typical of play-oft Iction. 'Referee George Gravel called only nine penalties. and two of them figured in the scoring. SUMMARY
There will be fun and action aplenty for local sporting enthusi- asts here tonight w'hcn West Kent School will stage their 29th An- nual Ice Sports at the Forum coni- mencing at 7.30.
with one of their best snd big- gest programs in years lined up for the occasion. it should be I to-p-notch evening of speed skat- ing and hockey enjoyment. In addition to a hockey game between the West Kent Ind Prince Street school boys teams. there will be I total of 27 ska-ting events ranging from the primary age groups to senior relay competitions in both boys and girls divisions. A large entry list of 200 contestants will take part in the events to vie with one another for school honors in their various agc brackets.
The last of the City School pro- grams for this season, it will be
MONCION. N. 3.. -lurch 5- (CP) - Chulottstown Islands played brilliantly in all depart-
MARCH 6. 1951
A lot of local hockey fans have been asking when the next playoff game will be played here with Moncton and when and where will the rest of the remaining games will be played. Forum manager Bill Bmvwn informed us yesterday that the next game will be here on Thursday night. That. will be the fifth game of the series. and the sixth game will revert back to Monctnn either Friday or Satur- day. lif sevcnth. cighth or ninth games are necessary, they will alternate one game at each rink untii concluded. For instance, if a seventh game is necessary, it will be played here on Monday. and in the event of an eighth, will go back to Moncton again on Tuesday.
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Although that means there will be only one Big Four playoff game here this week. there will never- tireless be plenty of other sport- ing entertainment for local fans. The Provincial junior hockey championship piaydowns between Abbie: and Surmimerside started the activities here last night in the opening game of their playoff finals. Tonight the West. Kent School annual ice sports will pro- vide a wide variety of speed skat- ing and hockey that will prove top-notch entertainment for pleas- ure-seeking fans. Following up on Thursday's Big Four clash. Gar- rison Hockey Lcaguc teams will clash at the Forum on Saturday night to wind up the wcek's schedule.
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An entertainment feature that figure skating fans will have to look forward to either the latter part of this month or early April, will be the Charlottetown Skating Club's annual ice show. under the direction of Mr. W. E. Scantle- buiry. Wally. as be is known to all those of the sporting faterniiy here. was telling us recently that he has some really Ide.-pt pupils
Displaying too much speed and power, Art Perry's Junior Ab- bies buried the Bob SohurmIn- coached Summerside Juniors under a 15-2 defeat here last night in the opening game of a home and home, total goal series for the Provincial Junior hockey cham- pionship.
'l')he second and final game of the series is expected to be play- ed at Crystal Rink, Summerside this Wednesday.
Abbics held a wide-margin on the play in all three periods des- pite hard working efforts on the
frame,.went higih. wide and hand- some in the second to fire home seven goals wiuhaut a reply, and added six more to Summerside's one in the closing session.
The big goalgctters for the Ab- bies were Keith Daiziel and Arn- old McCailum with the hat trick each, while Phil Jardine. Joe Coyle. Brian Lewis and Bill Leonard all racked up a brace each. George scantlcbury accounted for Abbie: otlher tally. Defcnccman Don Burgess col-iected three assists while rearguard Lewis MacDon- ald and forwards McCailum. How- ard Glover picked up three a-piece, while Jardine. Don MacLean and Leonard assisted on two each and Daiziel. Scanilebury. Lewis. and Jim Flannigan one each.
Playing a standout game back on the bluelinc for the Summer- sidc crew. Ron MacArthur notched up their first goal unassisted while Neil Walker potted the other on an assist from Ed Dalton. Mac- Arthur piaycd ncarly 60 minutes of hockey back on the visiting de- fence and came up with a top- notch penformance.
An overworked Summerside goalie. Rogers. got little protec- tion from his team. and despite the 15 goals that went past him. play- ed a smart game for his team to kick aside 32 other efforts. His
play.
Lineups :-
Abbles: Goal, D. Large; defence. D. Burgess, J. Coyle. L. MacDon- aid, C. Field; forwards, H. Glover. P. Jardlne. K. Dalzlel, G. Seamle- bury, G. MacLean. A. Maccalium. J. Flannigah, B. Lewis. 3- 1-00-
de-
nard. Slside:
Goal. fence, Wedge. MacArthur. 2. Rob- erts. Charles Ready: Grady. Walker. Deixhani HOW!"- Darby. Trnvis, Richard. D. Rob-
Jun.ior Abbiesi Score 15' - 2 Victory Over Siside Juniors In Opener
opposite number. Don Large. only handled nine shots on the night's
C. Ralerli
erts. Ed. Dalton.
(Glover. Jardine)
2-Abbics. Mccallum. (Scantiebury. Burgess) MacArthur McCallum. (major) Wedge. second Period 4-Abbies. Jnrdine. (Dalziel, Burgess) 5-Ahbles, Scantlebury. (MacLean. 6-Abbies. McCallum (Burgess) 7-Abbies. Coyie.
3-S'side. Penalties: Fiannigan
(McCailu
part of a game bunch of Sum- R9fe1'ee51 5- 5- M"Ad”m- mersidc puckstcrs who were just H933"-
no match for the locals. Abbie: . Fh” Pam"! outscored tlhc-m 2-1 in the first 1WAbbi”- Dameh
Mccalluml
n1)
Bvlibbies, Lewis,- (Leonard. MacDonald) 9-Abbles. Leonard.
(Lewis. Flannigan)
10-Abbies. Dalziel.
(Glover) .. . 18.37 Penalties: Maclirthur. MacDon- ald. Fianniszan. Third Period
11-Ahbies. Mccallum.
(MacLean)
12vAbbles. Lewis,”
Leonard) ......... 13-Abbies. Dalziel.
(Jardine. MacDonald) 14-Abbies. Jardine.
(MacDonald) . 15-Abbics. Leonard.
( Flannigan) 16-S'sidc, Walker,
(Dalton)
I7-Abbles. Coyie. (G ..
lover) .. Penalties: None.
forwards. C.
Jim L. Johnstone. A. Cameron. 9 P. M. Ice No. 1 - W. Pickard, Judge 7,54 McGuigan. A. McNeiil, Reg Mc-
8.42 19.35 Ready,
8.43 10.11
.. 13.43
14.03 11.59 19.12 19.25
Halifax Whips Saint
local Curling Club Sclieiiule
The following drawns have made for tonight's curling matches It the City Curling Club.
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Ice No. 1 - R. 8.13. Jsrdlne. Wm. Mellish, W. Kelly, Dr. J. A. Clerks vs. Col. hill. Bus Jones. J. Colts. E. M. Robinson.
Ice No. 2 - J. J. Morris. J. I-Ielofs. Dr. Barrett, E. Mcnae vs. A. Mc- Pherson. F. Curtis, W. Hoyt. and W. Dixon.
Ice. No. 3 T. W. L. Prowss. Judge Trainor, E.S. Mstheson. 2. Campbell vs. R. Parent. J. Gerry, J. E. Burnett, J. M. McDonald.
Ice No. 4 g. A.W. Hyndman, R. Seaman. F. 3. Clarke. J. Ivan Train- or. vs. W. Wilson, A. W. Matheson,
Donald vs. E. Mcfnnls, J.D. Stew- art. H. Willis. and A. Curruthers.
Ice No. 3 - I. Home. E. McNutt. H. Hyndman, Geo. Newman vs. M. A. Howatt, J. B. McKay. M. Bell and B. Mccannell. '
Ice No. 3 -- Dr. Pierce, R. Man- ning. E. Dowling, C. Craswell vs Dr. Prowse, W. Whitlock. George Buntain and Bill Burden.
Ice No. 4 - W.R. Jenkins. T. white, J. Wilson, 5. Johnstono vs. R. Carruthers. I-l.C. Trainor. P. Hillier and Ed Gallant.
intermediate A Series Opens At S'side Tonight
Tonight at Crystal rink the final series for the intermediate "A" championship of Prince Edward Island will get under way when the East Royalty Royals. reputed to be the fastest intermediate team to come out of Queen's County in years. will cross sticks with the Summerslde crystals who have been improving every game of late. The odds are slightly against the Prince County team, but every man on the line-up is determined to show the team's supporters that East Royalty is in for the battle of their lives.-8.
manta tonight to blank Mont.-ton Hawks 5-0 sud.tIko their second
semi-final series of the Maritime Mslor Hockey League playoffs. Islanders now have two wins and Hawks one. Fourth game of the series will be played here tomor- row night.
Slim Johnny I-Ioreck. playing smsrz twmway hockey paced Is- landers to their win. He scored I pair of Koala. including the open- ing tally of the game. But it was the inspired playing of Weston (Bucko) Tralnor that sparked II- landers. He was I standout per- former and his dazzling assaul on the Moncton cage highlighted the game. He scored the third goal. Other Charlottetown marks-
men were Johnny Morrow and Mac BeIton..
Smart defensive plsy by the IIlsnders' defence and good net-
mlnding by Hal Gordon robbed Hawks o several scoring chances. Islanders on the other hand dis- played the form which led them to top spot in the league stand- ings early in the season and kept them there throughout the schedule. They dominated the play most of the way. and even when playing short handed on two occasions stymied most. of Hawk; attempts to organise pow- er plays. Only three penalties were call- ed by referee Casey Bradshaw and Pete Mill. Big Phil Vitale. who played I sound defensive game for Island- ers. drew a warning from Brad- shaw near the end of the game for making an obscene xuture to- ward the crowd when they cheer-
ed loudly after he had bun struck in the face by I flyinz puck.
Hawks' best efforts came in the late stages of the second and third periods. but they were tn- effective against the close check- ing defensive play of the Illumi- ers. Les Colvin had 41 shots to handle. compared with 29 on Gor- don's cage. Charlottetown .. Goal. Gordon; defence, McLIgIn. Travis: centre. Trslnor; wirus. Pswlyshyn. Bath- gate; subs. Clements. J. I-Ioreck, D.
Dutchak, Vitals. Moncton .. Goal. Colvin; de- fence. Dunvtlle, smith; centre, Mc- Kenzie; wings. Milani, Denny; subs, Miller. Demchuck. Imontl, Bark- well, Dowling. Air Delinontc, GIT- ipeau.
Officials .- Bradshnw. Mill.
rim Period 1-Charlottetown. .1. Horeck .. was
2-Charlottetown, Morrow 10.33 Penalties - Bsthgate, Galipeau.
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Outplay; Moncton For 5; 0 Victory In Third. Game Of Semi - Finals ,
straight win in the five of nine .
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Pictured above is goalie Hg; Gordon of the Charlottetown 13. hinders who chalked up his mg and shutout in I row in Maritime Major Hockey League semi-finial playoff competition against Mo ton Hawks wthen Islanders don-nat them 5-0 last night at. Moncton and 4-0 here at Charlottetown on Sat. urday night. Hat is this year's lea. gue leading goalie. and last night's shutout makes his fifth perfect performance this season.
The Draw Al Halifax For , Games Today
Following is the draw for games today for the Canadian curling championship:
Alberto vs No ern Ontario: Ontario vs. New,-,,, Brunswick: Saskatchewan vs. Nova scotia; British Columbia. vs. Newfound- land; Manitobs vs. Quebec; P. E. I. bye.
Manitoba vs. P. E. I.; Quebec vs. British Columbia: Newfound- land vs. Saskatchewan; Ontario
vs. Nova scotia; New Brunswick vs. Alberta; Northern 0nt.., bye.
Cornwall Wins Playoff Opener from Coveliead
In the opening game of the
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nm "nod on, mac Wm bung emoymem to and is planning on putting on I J hn 6 4 T T k 2 0 semi-final playoffs in North Rm
. - , bang-u show th y . l-I - ' Hockey . League chacnpionshiil sli-i:w(eAb(e1i')ai;6ei!i9chi 8.14 zti)tmll)?vp:nv.ff (cl;nb1;iiti:iimisiides:oe:t:. pres-Sedp his disapi:oirxet::ient.ehoes:-i O - 0 a e - 3-Ohulotmnwn' Tum" Plly. the Cornwall Meteors W- adrmamgj smim (Smm 1533 man”-nip cm be expected. ever. of not being able to have -, . . , (P”V'YmhY") 5-13 nersd I close 7-5 victory over the pt-names-s' loan (2). Pavelich, lthwill be I big night for the 3"'0'” .5"? SW” her? this Wit i I In - Fi:ig”1li:a"x':ct:im' I 1015 cwehead Red Wm” in 5 mm Abelp youngsters in puniculah who Wm as the hl'K'i"iilgihC attraction. to his Y t To yenniw -. Clemgig .............. .. - and ready. Ilfle 5091'5;i5 1”:"t”5fn::
Second Period get tiheir opportunity tonight to 5hmV- R W35 "Wed 9”1"”' U”.-3ti ' Nmth mv" Hm 1" ng1' . - - - Barbara Ann would be here with is G-IT series ll belt two of three 83-70"- I-Detroit. Kelly (Howe) 1.23 display their prowess as the skai- a male ska” u tn r b t xp -rmmrarhd Lad by u marpmooung hm” Penalties - Howe. Fiaman. me stirs of tomorrow. and W111 lnmd .c:i”i: F ti; it 31 was HALIFAX. March 5 - (cm - - ..m.ch.. Mwamo, who s,,,.,.-,1 Gardner. Mac-keil. be going out to put everything 9 5”" en 3 9” 9” Halifax St. Mary's whipped Saint on V 5-chsrlottetosm Bolton 0.39 11 of his to -e sis - - no open dates on her schedule tor r , - ' V9 W35 5" " 5”
Third Period they have into their emoris. . ' p rlomance he” Jonn Beavers 6 4. in the second . yem1ueg.,None, comwan held 3 2,1 edge at an gem-3n,;-None. A competent group of officials 99 . . -g game oit their Maritime Major Hoc- R R I It was learned here at, I late and of then,” fume. hm had to -Ponalt-y-Stasiuk have been Iiwofnled 10 PW-Side M S H b h key Leasue semi-final playoffs to- S hP"I' 19-it night that the fifth and '--'m-- 1,0,, (,0 go.,...h,,,d in the middle over the meet toinsure the smooth- . " 5” 9' grit I 35 be?" "Wk" night at. the Forum. The Saints now sixllh games of the Maritime Major : ueslion when they outscored them
ness and success of the program. "'5 " M -J” . ” .t"'?h""5 the lead two games to none in the best- semi-finnl IYTBNGH 897195 b9tW99n C a S 3-2 to deadlock the count at 4-4.
and all that will be needed to :f"';i5g5&::” 3:33;: egg ";h;h'D::: of-nine series. halgoieiczwing zvas themsunimeky cg Charlottetown slanders Ind Monc- Playing it close all the way in th!
make the event an outstanding suc- As in the ope 'ng g , S i t 5 T C9 W97 , 9 W9 '"T ion HWWRS Wm be Played he on hid (H
Cess will be the kind patronage numb”? 0' "33" "d M5 9'” W swamped all ovelil Beaxfglae inmtriies 0" mm 1” "t Nd” "in!" "9" 'm'”"5dW ma Fridiy 91' um ifVe99k- e ore .Gsi11g'0iI:elltelol'li-Q Rid tiiinzs of line sporting public. ;i:i'3fn;';” &:”i”:'p::5:ui1EH';:'agr::; first two periods to open a 5-1 M”"c'"”"- SATURDAY Although the infonnatiors didn't . to gun" their hwo.gonl margin
------- - , , lead. Then, 1' the mix 1 , come direct from official in k L P 1 1 , . TONIGHT of '”m” M this years new pupils. they played detiensive honckeyffme International Trot circles. it is believed to be cozi-cg. en .0 ottfdgrygmlgettem for Cornwall who are making wonderful pro- - Big Bo (A. Mocee) Maine 1 1 1 - - .-
v- - 5 G 11 . . . The devfensive play was spotty Earlier it was understood that the were Hector Scott and Kelly will Victoria ea U 5 gross Ind will be I credit to his - V ' Guy Harvester (F. Reid) --- .1
vs. show this year. During their reg- gfgiegflliniin g1:avI::;":;:e:f "it: P. E. I. ...... 2 2 2 g1.mTg:::::a;,T 0:13: !:;a:1'g:ed 512;; MONTREAL. March 5-(CP)- 3:: :f,;h1'n:hfi)er'FCrt'igeheiiici1grii-iihlts
Tryon Red Wings - p iii" Pfkiice ””i0,"5- W91” "35 three quick goals. But their drive s"""y""d' ('3' ”d""') same would revert back to Monc- .3” cm ”' M”""'” C'”'d”'”' brace and Robertson. Deacon. "-
. ct?” n'''"" 1."',f;'' 6 .”Fe",s”l”"3. "9 "'5 '0””"” W was too late. R E" L 3 3 3 ton on Friday. ”;."” mwk") mch'"i "id ' Hughes picked up one anim- Second playoff game Glace Bay 1. orth Sydney ms fol-thcofnlnlg p,-09,-am. and 1, Eu ie C m Gentleman Jim ((3. Turn r) Wu 0 he had with referee Hugh he In S the summmy; gt: a pbeil smlshed 1' follow at Mlrilime Mllilr Semi-finals confident that it will be one of the through me slim John ddence N" 5' "' S ' a Men." M the Nuhnu Hm", First Period for trophy Saint John 4. Halifax 6. -best shows he has ever put on. , th g an 1-1 mg 3 I i T-Glluo remained before league (Halifax leads best-of-nine ser- o o n W "Q0, 9 5 X 10013-7” 05'.” I'll "3 president Clarence Cgmpbgu go. . 1" 2,0), In wukpmd how um" I vi” other Saints mm-ksmen were Don u D f. M,” l-Oovehead. Robertson M1 .chu1ou,e1ow,, 5; Money," 0 to l 5 lm Dun! , . -(Peanuts) McLaughlin. Cy Thomas 1 d P I IICCIIIGII 1,-mm Mr C , (H. Hughes) ;” -:1-1-gig-j - ' lry or I s Ins n.ver- and m 9,. pp . I. office Fcomm1, M.cG,-ego; ,, lit. Xfcharlottetown leads best of any "Id I has for the P W C B11 . , p 3 2 cum the word. "mun Wm be - "W ""95 2'” Weislimen sent the Saints hoop-. Lstigfi "554 " ”'”dd1"”- 3' M” Prince Direct. N. B. .. 2 3 305T0"-. Mmll 5 or (A?) "' statemo.-nt. but it will not be 1:. ml” :29 : afers once again into sole poases- mg m' 15"" '" A" e"”"' 5'4"”5m Um" (Hi Wm”) mm” Brim" toiugm weaned d" niihw Pensltles -4- 'vv.'"M'ii1s. THE STANDINGS mm of the mum Phyuul Fnncu 'I'hey'fig:red 21'; two of the goals. p, 1; 1. 1 fencoman Ed Reigte. one of their M, cmvben Md nmduud . ' p L . JSCK '1' aler. ed Watson. Manny " farmtisnds. from their Hershey ' For Passengers on East Maritime Mnlor .'5,?;k:i5::I ttIi:Ig:ientIse?h:i:hi:veTitt1li fm';z” "d V” '”'ck”" ”'””' 8 Ageritliln glodwy 1;93W9l:1"b- V33 N::d"d:::iir:fi-ht: Imnd Paw t ' . or avers. eige w retnan w the ' , Royalty Royals bus to Sum- Chlown-Moncton Section '1" 9"” '”i'”' W '." '""0" Per- Until the closing minutes of the Bruins until Hal Layooe rejoins 3? ",'f.',u';:,'L,"'”m m':h”d" m” 4''C”""'''' Dem” 1il'il '?”''m”' "M "'”"”0'.'- "T" last period. the Halifax defence Polly iuynoias N is 1-1 1 his National Hockey League mm. '”' I '”' (H. Hughes) ....... . . id f 1 ff ame to. (;p w L GA all ieI.ves Weishmen now trailing in g ' ' . HG-03110011. Damon: hockey fans, 5-Cornwall. MacGregor mers e or p ayo g was as good Is it hsd been Sotur Colleen Adams (L. onrieni mates in about two weeks. -25 CHOW" 3 9 1 11 3 '””"d W” M ii" 901"” W"h.” day night. rmik Grabowski l'illh- N. s. J 2 2 Laycoe. recently .Icquired'f1-om 32”" w" it" i" ""19 Ike except (Kelly. Acorn) 17- night. Fare -WLO0 return. Mont-ton 3 1 2 3 11 xi-l':Lll:ihgV;liO..g0I.8lCllo gulf. ztfwfggtiiet red mpmuediy from his own ma Prmou. (D. Tmmg) mm Mmmu cuudiam. Mon . mt ce:veITaockse:h:rr:;;heff?.0h:inev;ite1rs- .8-((Jinn:i:v)I1l. Msocretor nu ' d t id ill 1 I hit I Ullthi .2 8 3 1 , . " i. L95Vin8 3115 Stop it 530- """'”'5"'" """" "cm" title iioiarisi Equellgrudiffegtxive iioiii Rdiisl Tell (R. Ford) ms. . 4 4' 4 "'3 ep mm in pmme lm "Mk T"Wh"1'W0nduct penalty and the 7-Oovohwl - 15-:2 GP W L GP GA 1 ohm ' :h'. uh . -ways were Eddie Brown and Time: son-5; as 2-6:322-s. . . irgni-ii'I'ioi:1"i:obh' l 11:16. "W G ( ah-ii) F 1'-iliisiiiswii O II I fix up Elf ICVCII VIC- I W C. . . . Halifax 2 2 o s 5 tory, sum. pulled the biggest Jg';;;;,;';'2g;;, Dmmt. db. map ,,.'”;f-' O "" 1 1 I FICIIOVIII IIIIMIIIS of ssiu-my 1.5,...-. c...';?,-'.',.','- Hughes) on Saint John .. 2 0 2 5 9 landslide win of the season when fence Graham” jmwn. ;,.m", C. Abert audiong AAAA "'3 A, KCISTHW ugh-h'. "dun Dunm Pemm" - Non" they wslloped fifth place Summ - ' . T -T . 3 . H hotel tuul C." nun," Md" nae schum.n.' by . ma.” mum Biiliwntson, wings, Campbell. Hol Nmzrlggol ,3!!! .23 23 at mu M '90”. eme.mws!?ln:-:rportedru- TM” re '1 od here Saturday night. while in the ML mm" McL'u'hu"' Po ' " -rlme- 31' 355- 547 39 3.5 ' 1" ' "” ”hm""" Ma” "W lump of the Montreal Herald 4 GP W L T GF GA P" afternoon Y M C A lengthened "yncym Thom” m'u"' Andeh ' giymgfy ' ” K'”""h" ”" 39m””' "mmi Richard his etu rto ” I-Cornwoil. II. 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