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an defence, guided Rough — day over’ Otte ws In spite of the fact that six or and Grant Grady would ~ant innipeg another seven juniors have graduated te bench any of their regulars te a i into ranks during for imports. the ‘eet deeds. the last two years, intermediate ne te i are about as The way Warren Grart ts

freeze in equatorial Africe. The |two goals, one in each of the Motors Aces management |games he’s played) we think he had to import three Charlotte- should be lining up with the -jun- town players to ice a team jiors as he can’t be more than 16 against the Junior Legionnaires ‘or 17 years old. The Legionnaires last Friday night. They benched Friday night paid him the com- their regular goaler, Tim Mc- pliment of making him the tar- Gupingan, and put Donnie Friz-|get for the night. Grant, who zell of Charlottetown in his place |packs a good shot, didn’t seem

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tween the clubs since 1957 when Curling Competitions | _ Hamilton began its EFC dom- ZUGER sree tenennens ‘ty. Eevee Se the Aces, with Greg Deighan thews, are still attempting to = : ination. Only once since then— aX. eet back, put up a much better of- organize the Eagles to enter E in 1960 when Ottzwe wen the cine's convert completed Ot- a ee —e Associa- fensive game = in eer first oe oo —. Se ; cup — lailed to a's scoring. . followi first meeting three outings. only Summer- Eagles show there : reach the Grey Cop | game. | mage never has reached the | Be. pom Saotel, Wusewere side nee | figured in the six M thelr club lo 0 oe

lowever, they been heights expected im since Scori than year. Quitting bal! of fire in the national clas-|he came to Tiger-Cats in 1962 |¢town Curling Club on Satur- the title last ye

| sic, winning only in 1957 and\after playing college ball at |4¥. Sites for the 1966 playdowns ae . a ly Acieoas Pate at were decided prevéously by the as pei itis ed oe. a os : ; retiring executive and were an- : Fan a ; we . the a City, a | pee the . king aguaeel, eoneel mosting |i st alg a imc” e oe} me. ae Se el | pretty ripe for as the | in the first pot. | « m nolte tn aed ee gee gree boys naturally like to play in Hore is an unofficial tebute . [ W Simpson, representing Belvedere IN COMES THE PLAY por page by ro oot the scoring leaders Golf and Winter Club as chair- ’ : : taaal —- 7 “ft GA Pts ; man of the Provincial Associa- An unidentified woman runs Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Hatm- die but was quickly removed game 17-7, and will play in the suit. Th ight pick Man Geodet (Juniors) 5-3 8 a u a ee ete onto the field during the last ilton Saturday. The woman at- by official Seymour Wilson Grey Cup in Toronto Nov. 27. | big plums Mke Angle Carroll | George Dalton (Aces) 4 3 7 Games Committee are: Charlot- |. ball Conference final between tempted to join the Ticat hud (right). Hamilton won the (CP Wirephote) ee ” this | Don MacWilliams ae ‘ i | » ee MacDona naires, as: Charlottetown has a | Jim MacLeod (Borden) 3 3 6 ' pea & Ids © fine junior league going, and | Willie Gallant (Aces) 4 1 5 Sienseeets, (ere tere a it might be difficult to get |Ev White (Borden) 3 2 5 Lloyd ae eau EGO s | @ such fellows as Jamie Ken- | Armand Taylor (Borden) o ane nedy, Alan Bill Weath- 328 On eS edisiedaibcueat seaniaka ; , crbio er Bethy ‘Deberty. We |LeRay Clow (Aces) 238 are as follows: Schoolboy Curl- doubt anyway if Windy Steele Dave Macleod (Aces) 1

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Pideveloped in Madison |Petition), Charlottetown Curling | cricaGO (AP)—The revital- |Pulford 4 (Jeffrey, Shack) 17:50 Montreal, defending Stanley |scored his third goal of the sea- Square Garden Sunday night (club week of January 24th-20th; |,05 Toronto Maple Leafs won | Penalties — Mahovlich :18, |Cup champion, outskated the |son, a 10-foot seated thei at during a National Hockey | British Consols Island Champ l¢neir third National Hockey |Shack 9:31, Vasko 14:00. ‘Bruins all the way. But the 20|6:06. Then Gilles Tremblay, League game with Detroit Red |onship (Open | Competition). |r eaoye game ix a row Sunday | Third period: 8. Toronto, Kur- ‘year-old Parent kicked out 40|who was nicked for a forehead |~ ram e @) ers Wings. amenetite Cone | week laight, whipping the slumping |tenbach 3 (Ellis) 5:91;-$ixTore shots, many-4rom close up. Ca-|jeut requiring six etitches in the : No major injuries were re-|r ——T Charaplectin (Chicago Black Hawks 73. ‘onto, Walton 1 (Elis) 14:13; 10. ‘nadiens goalie Charlie Hodge first period, slapped in a re ported. Special police took at | ( Legion ) Charlotte- |.72¢ ‘riamph, second over Chicago, Esposito § (Lunde) had only 2 saves. bound from close in at 7:39. Saint Dunstan’s High School rapped in a rebound from five Jeast one unidentified man into | (Pen Comper ot of Feb, (chicago in two nights, pulled 15:44. Penalties—Jeffrey 1:04, Bucyk took a pass out from) With the “two teams short-|pucksters made their first start | feet in front of the net. custody. 7th-lath: Island Mixed |*te Leafs to within a point of Hodge 6:51, Vasko 8:2, Mac- Ed Westfall in the corner and |handed again, Boston tied the |of the season in the Charlotte-| Play in the third period was The whole thing appeared to|ciay) , (Oo the second-place Black Hawks, |Neil, Douglas 18:22. — drilled a shot to Hodge’s left|count 2-2 as Williams tipped in| town and district junior hockey |rather spotty and the going was have been touched off when De- ee Belvedere Tyour |Who remained two points back Montreall 2 Boston 3 for the decisive goal after only another blueline shot by Green, |league yesterday and showed |rather rough at times. Weather- troit’s Norm Ullman scored a _ week of Feb- | casue-leading Montreal Ca- 1. 58 seconds of the third period that they will be a force to be |bie tallied at the 8.10 mark te disputed goal in the third period 294 ed ak nadiens. The Hawks now have BOSTON (CP)—Tommy Wil- '% was Bucyk’s second tally in SUMMARY reckoned with again this season | round out his hat trick. MacDon- breaking a 22 tie, \Tuary 3ist-26th; Junior Champ- line four of their last ‘five |Hams scored twice Sunday night /1; games and enabled the Bru-| First Period: 1. Boston, Wil-|s. they dumped the Rogers |ald recorded his fourth of the af- The Rangers argued vebem. | me? a ae eiees games to lead the to reach the three - goal |Hams 2 (Green) 6:38; Penalties Rangers 9-2. ternoon just 45 seconds later. ently with goal judge Arthur | geen ro ote, See Chicago lost scoring star |Bruins to a $2 National Hockey mark for only the second time. |—Fleming 4:47, Ferguson 6:27,| ‘Cecil MacDonald, Billy Wea-|MacKinnon streaked down the Reichert, who said the puck iti’ nts oem” Bobby Hull because of an in- vecpery: eer the They defeated the Canadiens in Green 11:42, Green 14:41, Felm- | torhie and Sandy MacDonald |right wing drew the defense and mali ta Belecse Act fee dlr fling Se jured left knee in the first Place pee anmeees ‘Montreal 3-1 earlier ing, Harper 18:09 accounted: for. alll of the high |all MacDonald had to do was tip lowed the goal, and the players Moniague Curling Club week of |P&tiod. sme |the season and. their -seco~d | OUTSHOT- BRUINS scene —Permen,__5__ Moutresl. |echoo!'s goals with four, three |in_the centered pass._MacDow went back to centre ice to line March 14th-10th: Gaboury Tro- |_.%@ Leafs sewed up the game ‘ae Canadinns te the clobe' | anus Larose 3 (Backstrom) 6:06; $.|and two goals respectively. Br- scored for the Rangers two ha iphy (1 representative cack club) (Witt four goals in the first |(ver ‘he Canadien et a ie Tikal peckod, (Montreal, G. Tremblay 5 (J. C.|ian Foley and Jim MacDougall |minutes later and the scoring | About that time, however, at |Souris Curling Club on Decem- |Petiod, the first two by Eddie | “y oy sere. at erin , Beliveau) 7:39; 4. |tallied for the Rangers. was rounded out by Sandy Mac- , . ohnny Bucyk scored the \but took a 1-0 lead as Williams | 2 the goali 19:50 of the third od, a maniber llth, 1968 Shack and Tim Horton, coming | 1.04 ddl wine Bost ed his first by steering |Boston, Williams (Green, Boi-| The Saints missed several gol- | Donald who deked goalie on begéa berating Reichert. then | Following the custom of recent |"ille ¢wo Hawks were in the |Diti — and wioning —- Boston |seoved i ane eee dnst trom (Vin) -li:26;° Penalties — Woyto- |den scoring opportunities in the |a breakway. began to threw punches. A do- it was decided that appli /Penalty box. | = eee ere 4 \wich 9:39, Beliveau 11:00. | first period and it was not until| Next game in league play will | ielccan sen’ other epectatore quickly \cations Soc entering the varinus |. Deve: Keon enfi cookie Brit Re ie tee “a lon ane. Third Period: 5. Boston, Bu-|the 19.39 mark that they manag- | go tomorrow as the Saints host 10% Oran. lfoined in some to open competitions should be in |SDY completed the route. a o | Montreal struck twice within |cyk 2 (Westfall Prentice) 0:58; |ed to-record their first tally. |the PVI club at the Forum. protect the judge, and a Ilthe hands of the Provincial (SCORED ON REBOUND Ore an “ae Site 166 detente tee’ secaud Penaliies—Larose 17:56, Laper.|With Cecil MacDonald potting} First —1. SDHS — Cecil Dow’s .“<""..* melee followed. = |Geen Gammaide @hiaaton Black Hawks Mat Raviich, |# | Boston rer ee ee period | ere 20:00 : his first of four. However the | MacDonald (Lidstone) 19.39. Pe- OW §$ nove’ wear ; _— 8 |who had drawn two minor pen- |T00kie goaltender Bernie Par- ito go in front 2-1. fee match broke wide open in the |nalties — Walsh, 8.14; Chandler, The Rangers’ Vic Hadfield|ven days prior to the week in ent was a key factor in the Bru-| Claude Larose took a passout| Shorts on geal by ea skated to the sideboards, scaled |which the competition is to be alties for fighting in a scrap |-., i and | Montreal 12 13 1749 |Second as the hustling high | 14.02;° Murnaghan, Weatherbie, the 10feot glass partition and|held. Ia the closed competitions (Wit! Larry Jeffrey, Bill Hay, | Victory: paren Ralee -_ Backrom hoolers outscored the Rangers | 16.04; MacDonald 17.09. ; letped nto the middle of ab leach clatisis eprecnpied ty the and Pierre Piléte, were in the 6-1. Weatherbie got back to back eee res ae tempting to protect the official ot ee ar goals at the 1.02 and 1.56 marks | erbie (Cudmore) 12;

e successive ijately came back from the | Cecil MacDonald (LeClair, Mac- : ime was 5:03. ° : ~ e “|faceoff to backhand the puck | Kinnon) 8.20; 6. RR — Foley, Pilote and Hay still were in ; past the startled Clayborne. Ce- | (Whitlock) 10.29; 7. SDHS — S, the penalty bo 1 second letes,| n n erco egla © PD OIIOL [ei seecoonnia int tr two coals MacDonald (Campbell, Irwin), Horton knocked in ‘a 40°) z within two minutes midw 1658. Foneities on, — Abtioek 43; screened shot after taking | ihc! through the stanza, both of | Weather 54; 25; passes from Selby and Peter * BY RICHARD WHITLOCK a good shot away but MacQuaid Acadia Axemen. Other Mt. A which were set up by Billy Mac- | Flood 12.48; Foley 13.44. owski. j ; The Saint -Dunstan’s Univer- |turned it aside. scorers were Davis Richardson, | Kinnon who missed several scor-| Third — 8. SDHS — Weather- Phil Esposito scored late in ity Saints began another Mari- |PENALTIES, PENALTIES Ian Bourne, and Jerry Bartlett. |ing chances in the first period. |bie (MacDougall) 8-10; 9. SDHS the first frame and Chico Maki | time intercollegiate hockey sea-/ In the third stanza the play John Reid scored two goals and/wike Brown, who played a|— C. MacDonald (MacKinnon) boosted Chicago's hopes early in | 500 on the right foot Saturday [became rougher, the players Rea Clark got the other goal for | strong game in the Saints cage, |8.55; 10. RR — J. MacDougall jon, at the Saint's arena, |started to tire, and their ¢empers |the Axemen. lost his shutout at the 10.29 mark | (Whitlock, Foley) 10.50; 11. conversion of a rink-wide pass; When they scored an impressive became shorter. There was ato-| The Saints next game will be | as Brian Foley dug the puck out SDHS — S. MacDonald (Irwin) by Esposito but the Leafs drew , 7 victory over the rugged Dal- tal of eight penalties in this per- | Nov. 27 when they travel to Sack- | of a pileup in front of the net and | 11.22. Penalties — Whitlock, out of danger at 17:50 of the | housie University Tigers. Thé |iod, five of which belonged to iville to meet the Mounties from flipped it home. Sandy MacDon- | MacDougall 8.29; Walsh 9.26; middle frame when Bob Pulford | Saints are the defending Mari- | Dalhousie. Mt. A. Their next home game is ald closed out the scoring as he | Whitlock 11.50. : a rebound of Shack’s ‘time intercollegiate champions | At one instance, seconds after Dec. 4 when they host the Uni- shot under Hall. | and finalists in the Canadian |MacQuaid had stopped a clear versity of Moncton team. : . .Orland_Kurtenbach —and--Mike | intercollegiate playoffs _.which_|shot by-Ron Smythe, a_mob_.of |. First Period: 1..SDU — Kelly —pe-- Walton added the Leafs final | Were held at Winnipeg ast |players swarmed around the (O’Donnell, Mulligan) 9.34; 2. tallies in the third period, while | March. Saints’ net. Some were looking SDU — O'Donnell (Roy) 14.51; in S angers ; Esposito scored his second. A large and exuberent crowd, |for a loose puck, others trying to 3. SDU — Roy (LeClair, Whit- , = = estimated--to--be-about 900; saw |clear any -rebound,— but-it-didn't—lock)--15.26; 4.-SDU-— -Hughes a

"a o2.o : irae Rick O'Donnell, a newcomer to |take long for all to have their (Kelly) 16.44. Penalties — Mac-| : * Je coniat Period: 1. Toronto, | Jack Kane's squad, score two |sticks up at each other. The re- Lean, 1.15; Ling and Hughes, a Oo = 1e / 5:35: 2 Toronto Sorte | goals and collect two assists. |ferees were on the spot and noth- 6.52; Smythe, 10.09. (Selby, Stemkowski) 6:06: 3 | Mpurice Roy, O’Donnell’s line- |img serious occurred. Second Period — 5. SDU —, orents Selby 3 (Shack "Hor. mate, .an@ Mike Kelly each | Contrary to the first two per- |O Donnell, 17.00; 6. SDU —!' NEW YORK (AP) — Bruce Ranger lead before the wings ton) 14:06; 4. Toronto, Keon 5 two goals and one as- |iods, the only goal came early Kelly (Giggy, Mulligen) 19.38. wacGregor’s goal with only 70 (hit for the equalizer. (Armstrong Horton) ‘17:28: 5 sist. Glen Hughes got the Saint's |in the period. At 1.36, Maurice ‘Penalties — O'Donnell, 3.07; seconds remaining earned De-| Ullman’s goal had tied it at Chicago, Esposito 4 (Jarrett, | fm, Marker. ‘Roy took a pass in front of the Smythe, 8.20; Mulligan, 14.48; troit Red Wings a 3-3 tie with|22 after Donnie Marshall put Hodge) "18:00. Séliadiles Jef. é Mike Kelly opened _the scor- |Dal net and shot it past Sienie- (LeClair, 15.31; Oland, 19.51. New York Sunday night in a Na- ithe Rangers in front in the first - |erey 1:48, Ravlich (Major) .1:43, | (0S, ™ the first -period,’ after |wicz who made a desperate | Third Period: 7. SDU — Roy |tional Hockey League game in-|minute of the final period. Imay 4:1, Pilote 4-51, Mahov.| both teams had settled down |attempt to stop the shot. This | (O'Donnell, Hughes) 1.36, Penal- terrunted by a third - period| Phil Goyette gave New York Iiich 6:48, Stanley 8:35, Horton | to play the game, at the 9:34 was Roy’s second of the game. | ties — Bevans, (bench penalty’ jpraw] involving fans and Ran-|a 1-0 lead in the opening period 31:47, Mohns 15:40, Stemehow- | “OS°- His goal was the outcome ; In other Maritime intercolie- '1.43: O'Donnell and Oland, 3.51; /ser players, when he knocked Marshail’s re- ski 13:49 ae | of a seramble in front of the Siate play, defenceman Ian Smythe, 5.50; Flynn, 13.36; Ling|” yjacGregor scored less than bound past Crozier. The Red Secomi Period: 6. Chicago, | Dathonusie net and it was only Thompson scored two goals for 14.39; MacLean, 16.14; O’Donnell two minutes after Earl Ingar- Wings tied it on ex - Ranger ” Ha *| after a few dazzling stops by Mt. A. in their 53 win over |17.%. 'field’s 90-foot shot gave the Andy Bathgate’s power - play

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