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Locals Take Command Of Play l

Early In Game T0'Gain Big Lead For Second Encounter

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Taking command of the n1] \\': Itcr c111“ lrtiughshod over opening game 0f iolsn a tin _ 3,. Friday night.

Lawlors Intermediate

play right from the opening Abegweits last Summersidc Crystals in the

the Island playdowns to capture the en- ter l2 to 4 and carry an eight-goal lead into the sec- d final game that is scheduled for Summerside ice

Paced by the brilliant playinaking of Walter Lawlor

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_ptpecied to be n. much closer “ma; rrxslnls failed at all stages iomaldl tint piaymaking and skat- W of thv lvculs. Their efforts at times sechlvtl disorganized and al- though titty tried samely all the n; they were hardly in the pic- ture after the Abbies had taken m; early lead. Over 400 fans who “unprinted the Crystal". by special m“ had h 2r to enthtvre about m: the big Abbie lead should be ma" tr‘. mllicient. in carry the m]; into rm- Mnritime playdown-s tthe Nova Scatla champions.

scoring heroes of the game were stun McClintirk and "Plum" Mc- Donald the former getting four counters and plaving a fast two my game on rlgii wing with Mc- Donald shnwiu: lots of aggro sive- mu behind if blueiine in addit- 1mm getting hree souls. Veteran Walter 1n lur got two counters and

n. scorers for the Crystal: were

ml with two of the counters being tithe lucky variety as Abbie play- m slid the puck into their own at! attemrri s: to clear the disc as npposltig players swept into scoring position.

The time was a high scoring. wide open a fair ulth neither team dis- psyliig the brand of hockey they are capable of. The clash did not pro- duce the >iam bang type so common between these two teams but never- theless the flaws saw plenty of M- lion with tempo-rs threatening to ﬁt their bonds on several occas-

Tile fans had hardly pet-clad in their seats wcr n McDonald brought them to titrir ivet with a beautiful llMh from his <i¢‘f(‘il(‘(‘ post only to min the m-t. Simimerside retum- ed with tilrce attacks in MICCCSSIDH hilt McAierr in iii Abbie cage was will to tint- tr-sis. The Lnwlor-Cud. ittvre-McCllnllrk line had just, come "l l"? flit" svrond time when the ‘Wins bqrnrw sl lied. Sniiring the guock at hn own 1e Cudmore raced

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ihrcnt. all evening l‘ ‘r from a Crystal ctl drive from 15 to twlnes for the score. 2'7 seconds later - into the clear as he "to puck In centre ice n alone to pick the

kc into the scoring w i halfway mark as Mimi Bot cw t for the Slimmer-

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feet out buiszvtilti llwnd Abbiv hwlor b '-

lforgan. DIHIb, Powell and Bern-l

Ind backutl up by a sturdy defence trio Abbies took full and right from the start and Crystals were on the de- the locals rapped in four counters to their op-

dent's two in the opening chukkeri outscored them four to one in the middle session and then ran their count into double figures by three more goals in the final frame as the losers were held to one counter.

McDonald to go into the Abbie cage McClintlck got that one back a little better than a. minute later as he took Lauilors pass to beat the Crystal goalie from the right. boards with another blazing drive. Davis of the visitors had the final say in the scorin for the period as he slammed o wafer in from o. mix- up in front of the Abbie cage sec- onds after McAleer had robbed Morgan from right in front of his citadel.

Twice dur the period Abbies were shorthan ed due to penalties but Crystals couldn't break through Lawlor scoring his second goal as Whitlock rested in the penalty box.

Both teams played shortiranded as Pound and Davis were chased for roughing shortly after the session got underway and scoring chances were few for each s uad. As the squads came back to ull strength Summerslde hemmed the locals in with their best sustained attack of the night. but the brilliant McAleer would not be beaten as he kicked out three close in drives in a. row.

Nearly eisrht minutes had passed without a score when Blacqulere taking a bass from McDonald at. the _line went right in to izet the Abbies fifth Real. 58 seconds later MCCIIMICI! not his first floal of four as he was on the receiving end of a pass from Lawlor and Cudmore. Less than a minute later Mwlintick made the red light. flash aizain as he converted Lawloris pass for his second Rual of the session. Suiti- merside not. their second lucky counter at 19.56 when the disc caromed off an Abbie skate to slide into the case behind McAleer. 1t. was the second tough break for tize ypunz Abbie net anitor. Moclln- tick however runn m! wild made up for that one as he took another bass from Lawlor to give the Ab- bies an 3-3 lead as the period circled.

‘Ilie line of McCllntick. Cudmcre and Lawlor travelling at; high speed all through the session displayed a Dawns some tuiat the visitors could not seem to cope with. Both izoalies came through with some fine saves also during‘ the session and seconds before the period ended u-o Summerside goalie came out to smother another drive from the stick oi’ MoClintick.

Both teams drew two penalties apiece durina the session with Law- lor and Comeau both being in the Penalty box as the period ended.

The teams were biTRlilillhR to show the results of the fast once as they started the final period shori- handed. Skatinrt was not as fast as in the previous sessions and play Iii-Rind badly at times. As both came back to full strength however the Dace was aizain stepped up and a, minute and 26 seconds after the start McDonald tearlmr datvn loft wins with Cudmore took the Lil- ters Doss to b‘ar.e another smoking ' drive behind Peters. At 3.15 of the session Fultle Pound not the uret-

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First gdme of Playoffs in Saint John

SAINT JOHN, NIB" Ieib. 18- (GIﬁ-‘Fhe first. game of a final series for the New Brunswick Sen- ior Hmkey title will be played here Friday night.

This date was announced tonight. by Frank J. Gallagher. Moncton. President of the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association. as a result of the N.rth Shore League playoffs stretching to three games.

Saint John Beavers, newly strengthened by Moncton players, will battle either Bathurst or Chat- h-am for the title. Each of the two North Shore teams have won l. garme in their playoffs and the de- ciding contest will be played at Bahvurst, tcmorrow night,

Wiiuiers of the Saint John- Nortli Shore provincial final series, a. two-game total-goal affair. will play the Prince Edward Island champions at Summersde next Tuesday night in the first game of a Maritime semi-final round.

Rangers swamp Amerks 5-2

The Charlottetown layer. dil- oarded by Sydney at t e start _of this season. shot a 8-111 in 11""? T?!“ period and gwo more in the sec- ond, Johnny Squarcbriggs. aIIOI-Ilﬂl‘ Charlottetown import. I0’- 13w winning goal in cvertime B311’ $31- ney had tied up the game in the third session.

Bud Mcmacheijn. Jock Fritz, and Grant. Hall provided the goals fir Sydney.

The win for the tail-end beam, a ma-Jor upset, left Sydney leadmg the loop by three points. Glace Bay Miners are in 5660M! P18"

Lineups

Nirth. Sydney: Goal. Fraser; dc- rence, M. McKay. Clifton; centre. Williams: Wings. Mason. Square- hrlggs; subs. McKlririon. Snezden L. McKay. mtabrooks

Sydney: Goal. Dickie: Van Daele, Snowdon; cent-re.

defence, Lat-

NEW YORK. Feb. lB-(CPI- New York Rangers defeated the crippled New York Americans 5-2 here tonight in a. dull National Hockey Lea 1e game before 8.653 fans at Mad on Square Garden.

The victiry gave the Rangers a boost in their chase of Detroit'- Red wings who hold third place. with Rangers ncrw four oin-ts behind them. For the Amer cans it was a

Woolrldse Rot the final Abbie count- er at 12.59 of the period on a pass from Whitlock WEII inside the Suin- mcrside zone while Bernard. a Dlay- cr cluziblc to juvenile ranks ended the scorlnz at 18.58 as he scored on a double bass from Powell and Mor-

an. There were no penalties dUIiIlI the session althouzh several times it appeared as ii tempers were about to break their bounds. Abbies iverc forced to plav With- out tiic services of Edie Darragii. stellar defencetnan last night ‘the fast skaiinz Abbie sufferina a severe-

bv a stick as the Abblos ivarmed un before the name. Darraizh is expect.- cd to be ready to may on Friday

Brains Ran

Streak To

BOSTON. Feb. l8-—(CPi-Boston Bruins ran their undefeated streak to 22 ames tonight, and maintain-

SYDNEY, NS, no. 18-—(0P-A oskiqwlnss. Atonison. Hull: mbﬂ. castoff from Sydney Millionaires, l-artgille, Powell, Snell, Fritz, Mc- Tic Williams, put a crimp in their Eachern. drive fzr the Cape Breton Hockey League title tonight. by leading SUMMARY North Sydney Victories to a 4-3 win with a three-goal display. First Period

1_Sydriey, McEachern 2—I~brth Sydney, Williams

) 18:11 PenaIty-—McK1nn0n.

3—N0rth Sydney, Williams (M. Mc- 4_North' Sydney, Williams (Mas- 1'6'55

Penalties. - McKi1iiion_ McEaclicrn.

5—-S_vdntr'_\'. Fritz (Snelli 6 ‘ 6-—Syd:iey. Hall (Lamskl) 8:3 r Penaltv—Pou‘ell. .

7-N'yrih Sydney, Squarebriggs (M. Prnaities-Sneidcr. Van Daele, At-

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Second Period

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Third Period :32

Overtime l

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Undefeated-i‘ 22 Games

Overtime

Cruikshank Rink captures Wright Trophy

W. R. Cruikshank’: curli rink

V the “alright. trophy by defeating R. W. Spil- lettis rink 9-8 in the final for the oldest trophy up for com tition. The ga-me was a battle roya all the way with the outcome being in doubt right to the final end. The losers had a eat chance on the ninth but the ast rock of the op- posing rink cut them out of a pos- sible three and was a big factor in the triumph of the Cruikshank rink.

Play for the Sentner Trofihy opens this afternoonat 4 0'0 06K with eight, teams seeing action.

The draw is as follows:

4 P. M.- E. 36111011 vs. E. M. Bﬂﬂnall

R. Stoddard vs. J. C. Montsomﬁrll- R. Carruthers vs. R. Corning. 9 P. M.-

. It. Seaman vs. Dr. Waye.

Following is the personnel of the rinks: with skip. mate, 2nd stone and first stone in that ‘order

Ed. Tatiion. W. T. Weir, H. Cali- beck, A. H. Mould.

J. C. Montgomery, C. McLean. M. Weeks. H. H. Cox.

E. M. Bagnall. Ivan Horne. Dr. Lantz. E. C. Johnson.

R. C. Stoddard. A. McKinhon, J J. Larrabcc. M. McGuiBﬂn-

R. Carrililiers. R. D. Quigiey, J. Burden. G. F. Hutcheson. W. R. seaman. F. A. Drlscoll, S. Beaton. Geo. Brady» " R. Corning, Geo. Keefe, W. Pick- ard. F. COX. Dr. Wave, R. H. Kinnon. W. D. G

BOWLING

Jenkins. C. Mc- is.

PENER BY 12 -4 SCORE

IVilliams Performs Hat Trick; Squarebriggs Scores -Winner In Overtime

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night. however.

The L-itieups: Charlottetown: Goal. Macﬂleer: defence. McDonald. Pound. Ca:-

mlchael. Darracii; forwards. Whit- lor. Woolridae and Cudmore.

Summerslae; Goal. Peters: de- fence. Wocds-lde, Morgan. Peters. forwards. C. Gallant. Davis. Wedge. Powell. Comeau. Bernard. Howatt and Campbell,

Pat Power. linesman: Earl Arsen- auit. referee.

SUMMARY First Period 1. Abbies. lawior tCudmore) 6.20. 2. Abbies. McDonald. 8.59. 3. Abbles. Lawlor. 9.26. 4. Crystals, Morgan, 11.28 12656 Abbies. McClintick (Lawlor) 6. Crystals. Davis. 13.12 Penalties. McClIni.ick. Wliltlvck- Second Period 7. Abbles. Blacqulerc tMcDonaid) a.’ Abbies, Lawlor tMcClintick. Cudmore) 8.49. 9. Abbles. McClintlck IIBWIOI) 9.40 l0. Crystais. att. 10.58. 11. Abbies. McClintlck tL-awlor)

17.57. Penalties. Howstt. Davis. Cumeau. Law

Third Period 12. Abbics. McDonald (Cudmore)

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l3. Abbies. Pound. 3.15.

14. Abbies. MODOIIEI (LQWIOY) 93

. 3. 15. Abbies. Woolridke (Whitlock).

. 9. 156. (hystals. ‘Bernard (Powell, Morgan.) 18.58.

Hockey Practice

Junior Royal» practice tonight, I

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