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Coveheai 6. HampshiEii

The Coveh Red Wings lum- mered out a shutout victory nVEl‘ the Hanpshiro Bulldogs in Ill exhibition hockey tilt at the wlltshire Rim on Monday night, before a. largq crowd of fans. who lumed out u witness the second game to be jlayed over their new open-sir rinl that has just been vompleted.

Covehead tacked up one goal in lho first period, two in the second Ind three h tho third. without a reply fmn the opposition, to lake a decisive shutout victory.

Deacon, Hughes and, Thomas were the goalgetters, Deacon ac- rounting ﬂlr three, Thomas two. and the later one. There was only one ponsty handed out. which went to Ii Watson.

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Victorias Play At Montague Tonight

The Charlottetown Victories hoc- key club, second place team in the Island Intermediate Hockey League. will join-hey to Montague tonight where they will take on the Mont- egue Meteors in an exhibition hoc- key clash.

The local boys are making the trip by speciﬂ bus, which will leave the bus stop at 6:46.

N. S. Rink Burned

KENTVILLE, N. 5., Feb. 8— (CPL-A $10,000 fire tonight‘ de- stroyed the rink at nearby Cen- treville. ’

Two hockey tczlms were warm- ing up for a game when fire was noticed in one of the dressing rooms. The flames spread so fast the players were unable toeave their clothes.

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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON - LEAGUE

Team No. 1 — 2329 _- 2 points, Team No. 2 — 2400 — 3 points. High single ._ Mrs. F. Clarke 25a H1811 three — Mrs. F. Clarke 59a Team No 3 - 2089 - 2 points. Team No. 4 - D98 —- 3 points. Hlah single _- Mrs. Smith ._. 239 Hlih three - Mrs. Smith - 522.

ROLLAWAY ALLEYS 8.9.0. E. Five Pin League

Loans - 2560 - 2 points. Olucks - we - 4 points. Ladies High single _ c. smith 231 Ladies High Three __ c, 3mm, 543 Gents High single—-G. Cudmorp 257 Gents High Three—G. Cudmorc 639

D'I.lll’5 —-» 2517 - .'i points.

M11168 - 2475 3 points.

Ladies High Single-A. Sentncr 2x.) Ladies High Thr<~e~A, Sentnel- 5'19 Gent's Hllzh single-W. smith 319 Gents High Thrce—W. Smith 575

Y. M. C. A. ' ALLEYS Ladies Friday P. M. League

Team 1 - 2682 -—- 1% points. Tellm 2 - 2389 — l point.

Team 3 - 2,725 - 4 points.

Team 4 — 2509 - 3'»; points.

High Slngle—B. Howatt - 259. High Three -- Nora. MacDonald 608

HOLY NlAME ALLEYS K. nf C. League

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Saints . . City Siickers . High Single - H. Conway . 239 High Three - F. Gallant . 645 Points - C. Sllckers 3; Saints 2

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Wizards 2971 held their second ice raclw meet Canadians . _ 2922 of the season last Saturday after. High Single - A. Curley 259 noon that came up with some High Three __ p, Jgy __ ____ __ 7 smart, close racing over a last

palms __ wizards 31g; gamcp track before a good turnout of rac- ians 1v... Ins fans.

Western Gentlemen . . 2745 usugl gQQd [gym u, capture the Royal Canadians 26o‘? 01w A event in straight heats but High Single - Rev, P. McMahon was run a close second by Margy“.

2'78 High Three - Rev. P. McMahon- 682. Points -_ Western Gentlemen S: Canadians 2.

Downtowners Islanders .

High Single LQIQNlsVutlQr-L.-.‘ 250 High Three -~ '1‘. Creighan 651 Points __ Downtmvers 11,; 15. landcrs 4%. KINSMEN-KINWTTES Volomites - 2882 - 4 points

Northern Lights - N70 - 2 points Klnette High Singl&—B Duffy 2T5 Kinette High Three —— M. 50y e25 Kinsmen High Singlo-Js. Duffy 299 Kinsmen High Three_L. Duffy 726

‘Sisrllshts 2m 4 points

Kysmies 1563i 2 points

Kinette High Single-M. Taylor 192

Klnette High Three-M. Taylor 541

Kinsmen High Single-J. Shelfoon

328.

Kinsmen High Three—J. Shelfoon 716.

Twillghts - 2476 41-2 points. Moonllghts -—- Z311 — 1% points. Kinette High Single ._- B. Mag- Donald -- 224

Klnette High Three - F. Lord 639 Kinsmen High Single - S. McKay 251.

Kinsmen High Three Kay 586.

Hampshire Wins From No. Rustico

The Hampshire ﬁulldngs defeat- cd the North Ruslicn Leglorlaires for the first limo illls season at Hunter River rink lust nichl when they ckod nut .1 4-3 will to hoosi themselves to second place in the four-team loop.

W, Tremere turned the tide of the game when its‘ scored two quick goals for the Bulldogs early

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in tho second period, MacLean scored the other two goals for he team.

Pineau, Blllcquicrc und LeClair scored n goal apiece for the Leg- lonnlres.

GLASGOW. Sully Cantor. Tnfﬁllin lightweight. tonight extended his undefeated

cision over Jackie

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string in Britain to l!) by pounding out n unanimous eight-round de- Marsllald of

Hawks. Beavers

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w L '1' F‘ A Pts Detroit sq 21 13 10 163 11s s:

A i ‘ Montreal .. so 21 11 12 121 10s r. MONCTON. N.B.. Fob. 8 --(CP) Tomnm 51 23 2O g 131 130 54

- Monctén Hawks drew 2-2 with New York 4s 1'1 21 10 100 117 44 5m" JOhII Bvsvers tonight in the Boston 51 11 24 1o 13s 15a 44 fastest game of the Maritime Sen- Chicago . . 50 16 26 S 147 169 40

lo!‘ Hockey League season on Mom. ton ice.

The tie was a help to Halifax 5t Marys. who drew even with Beavers in first place. Halifax blanked Amherst Ramblers 7-0 in the Nova. Scotia capital.

Saint John's biuellne forces WBre outstanding tonight. At one point, Hawks had a two-man advantage for two minutes but. never as much as got a shot at the goal. Hawks outshot Beavers 28-24,

First Period

L-Motlclon. Lcckie Penalties - None.

3.59

Second Period

2—-Saillt John, Wllitlock JQ Penalties LeBlanc. Kearns, PﬁglChllk. Jackson. Porter, Whit- oc .

Third Period 3—S3l'llt John, Nicolle _ (Whitksck) . .. .. 4—Monct0n, McIntyre

(Imonti) .. Penalty — Imonti,

Ice Racing At Stanley Bridge

The Stanley Bridge Driving Club

Laddie Dale came up with his

ite Rose in both heats. Getting awny tn a poor start, in- ihe first heat, when she lost a boot, Betty Dale came through with two firsts in the second and third heats to capture the Class B event Buddy Prince took the first heat and placed second in the oth- er two heats for a second place summary. A large field of cntrles are ex- pected to turn out for the next meet Saturday afternoon.

The following are the results:

Class A

Laddie Dale (Ferguson) .. Marguerite Rose (Cobb) . Lady Blondc-ll (Coles) Winning horse owned Ferguson.

Class B

Betty Dale (F. Tayicrl . Buddy Prince (T. Taylor) Trixie Kaimuck (Hynes) .. Winning horse owned by Fre Taylor.

lOiflcials-Stariers, W. Murphy and H. Burgoyne; judges, D. J. MacDonald. B. l-‘Ollancl. l-i. May- hew; announcer, James Hiscott.

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Murray Harbor Bruins Edge Montague’ 3-1

No thrills were lacking as the Murray Harbor Bruins Edited "l" the Montague Meteors by a score of 8-7 at. the Montague Rink last night in a South King's Hockey

League game before a capacity crowd. The Bruins went nul fortified

with new players. Their first at- tack nctlcd them a quick goal, foi- lowed by another in short order. The Meteors swept buck to score three goals, but the Harbor boys come back for one more on a goal scored by a Montague player to tie the score.

During the second session the Meteors wcrc outplayed, the Bruins outshooting them four to two, for an 8-6 margin.

Murray Harbour uddcd another in the early part of the final el- sion, but the Meteors Vi" 0" B ganglng attack that ncllcd them two goals and rlln the score to 8-7, but wasn't enough to over- take the Bruins.

Both goalies CflmP up will) some smart saves, with young B. Fraser, playing his first 608801) in the Montague nets, develop- ing a smart style ,and kicked out rubber last night like a veteran. S, ltiacKay in the Bruins cage, came up with his usual good per-

formance, making many oi‘ the herd shots look comparatively easy. Summaryz» First Period 1. Murray Harbor, Hume . 1-38 2—Murray Harbor, Nicolle, (Hume) 2.50 3—Montague, Fraser. (Beck) 3.35 L-Montague, Carv (Power) .. 4.30 5—Montague, Nelson, (Clements) ....... . 7.05 E-Murray Harbor, Herring 13.15

Penalties: Nelson. Second Period ‘I-Murray Harbor, Harris 5.23

8~Murrny Harbor, MacDonald

(W. Hnrris) . 8.45 9—Mnnlngue, Clements,

(Fraser) . 9.10 lit-Montague, Power.

(Carver) . 12.40 11—Murray Harbor, Nicolle,

(Hume) . 15-75 iii-Murray Hllrllur, llr-rring 10.30 Penalties: None.

Third Period

13~ Murray ilarhnr,

f‘. Herring. (l. Herring) 7.15 iii-Montague, Carver .. . 10.10 Iii-Montague, Beck, (Carver) 19.35 Penalties: Clements (miscon- duct), Hume (misconduct),

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cleats Defeat” Bruins. Tie Habs For Second Place

. Standing

BOSTON, Feb. l5 (C?) Toronto Maple Leafs moved into a second-place tie with the irlie Montreal Canadians in the Na- tional Hbckey League siandlngs when they whipped iourlh-placa. Boston Bruins 3-1 llcrc tonight. First Period Scoring—-N0ne. Penalties-Bettie, ivalsull Second Period 1—'I‘oronto, Meeker

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(S. Smith, Thomson) 5.49 2-—l3osion, Peirson

(K. Smith. Romy) 6.12 Ii-Toronto, Bentley

(Klilliaff) 7.32

Penalties — Mortson. Schmidt Ezinickl, Kryzanowskl. Third Period

4—Tronio, S. Smith 7.36 Penalties — Ezinicki, Schmidt Meeker (major), Flaman (ma- jor).

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DETROIT ll, CHICAGO

DETROIT. Feb. 8 (CF) - The goal-hungry Detroit Rod Wings tonight ran up their high- est game total 0i’ the National Hockey League scason as they whipped Chicago Black Hawks 9-2

for their first victory in nine starts. First Period 1—Detroit, Abel (Carveth. T. Rclsu) 12.37 %Detrolt, Howe (Carveth, Kelly) 17.27

Penalties —— Lindsay, McCnig. Goldham. G. Stewart.

Second Period ii-Detroit, Lindsay (Howe) .. . 4—Dell"oit. Pavelich

(Lindsay, Peters) 5—Chiczlgn, G. Stewart (Gadsbyg J. Conachcr) 6~Chlcago, Prystai (Guidolin, Bodnarl Penalties-Fogolln.

Third Period 7—Detroil, Pavellch

(J. Stewart, McFadden) ii-Detroit, Peters

(McFadden) 9~——~D€l.l‘Oll. Gee l0-—Del.roil., Howe (Lindsay, Abel) ll-Deiroii, Peters (McFadden, Pzlvciicll) 14.58 Penalties —M0sicnk0, J. Slow- art (2). Gadsby.

5 45 10.18 13.5.]

18.10 Abel.

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CLEVELAND, Feb. 8 —~(AP) - General manager Hank Greenberg of Cleveland Indians today made his 1950 American League pennant race selections and picked the world champion New York Yankees for a dismal fourth.

The Tribe's new boss con- fidently predicted his own team will wind up in first place. Then: Z-Boswn. Ii-Phlladelphla, d-New York. Tw-Dctroii, G-St. Louis. 7- Waslhinglon, H-C-‘llcagn.

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ply- Following the conference the of- ficials visitcd H18 Honor Lieuten- ant Governor J. A. Bernard‘ at Government House. ‘Their vlslt tn the Province was conducted bv Mr. J. Cerry, Island manager Oi Imperial Oil

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"mis verified by one of the officials visit. St. when he stated that the U.s. A. Nova scolln an was making’ cut baclKS in her D70‘ before returning

the Prairie provinces. A pine line ______ of 1160 miles length is being laid a from the Alberta fields to Lake and m; appe

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eign relations subcommittee, Urq He said he does not believe Russia ha: yet developed the hydrogen bomb.

A former United States Supreml Court Justice. ‘Owen J. Robert.‘ told thc Senate group that 1M Hibomb mnkm Q

"7""':_’ g ,; EC.‘ president“ and mm: Oarlsld M.L.i(he administration's answer.

Mcchin,_ C. E. Carson _ b b m wmh me sons Holder, directors. .\ll ale frowlfpggizrldy pig? txwgwsrh which Mc~ Tom“ °- _ _ . -. ‘Mahon and Tydings directed their Ml" on“ MaCQEKUIM.Dl\:;Ihht ' proposals. but rejecting the steps nmlgcr at Hallilix and l. ~ p- Senate leaders threat of the

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