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Welshmen Pull Upset, Score 5-4 Victory Over S. D. U. In League Game

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plnslllQ session, (he Saints tic-d up ‘he score and loft the outcome of thr- cnmc in douht for the first time in the game, but the Welsh- mrn retaliated about two minutes later for the winning tally, Red Hmvtltt got the winning counter when Gus Downs sent him in the clear with n smart pass from cen- tre ice to the opposing hlueiine Dmvne, MacLean. Nicholson,

only five of 94 bouts. in on goal for a clean goal and a winning effort. The game contin- ued brisk for the rest of the per- iod. and despite repeated scoring attempts by the saints, the Weisn- men fought them off to hold their one goal lead to the final bell. The game was about the clean- est seen this year, with referees MacDonald and nevi-m yvere the Jay and Frimll only handing out goalizetters for the Welshmen ac- 10111‘ P°n1111195 101‘ 11111191‘ counting for one each, while Des-il-itms 11110118110111 1119 Zilme- 111199 rosters was the leading goalgetterlwf 1119111 801118 1° 1118 WEISh-Yhell. tor saints with a brace. Rodgersiand the other ln the last minute and Houde snared one each for M1119 8111119 10 1119 51111115- the other two saints goals. The following are the Although the Welshmen "111 5111111111111" -

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scored the Saints in the first two i P‘ Yeogmflivrsiglmfm; r119" r- d_ ti, U i ii cnce, ac , ac ev n; or- pe m s e “vets y boys were wards. Jardine. McCallum, Downe.

really in the play all the way, and except for some really smart goal- tending on the part o1’ youthful Don Simmons in the P. W. C. cage, particularly in the second and third periods. the outcome might have been different than it was. The young relief goalie came up with some stellar saves.

But there is no taking away from the Welshmen the fact that they played really smart-passing hoc- key to earn their victory and came up with some neat scoring plays. Thr- third period was the hot- test session of the game and came

Brown, MacDonald, Howatt, Nich- olson, W. MacRae, MacLean. S.D. U. - Goal, Strain; defence, Hennessey, MacRae. Ayers, Trem- blay; forwards, Mahar, Bernard. Cheverie, l-Ioude, Rodgers, Des- Rosicrs, DeLage. Referees - Lcith Jay and Ivan Frlzzell. First Period 1-P.W.C., Downe (Jardine) :41 Penalties - Howatt. MacLcod. ’ Second Period

2-S.D.U., Rodgers (Houdc) 2:32 3—P.W.C.. MacLcan

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down a perfect pass to Holy-j 9—P.W.C.. Howatt (Downc) 9:28 n the right wing, who sails-ii Penalties - MncLeod, Bernard.

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Willi the Juvcnllc Abbies hold- ing full sway in the Island Physi- i cal Fitness Juvenile Hockey Lea- gue. tind-cfoatcd so far this sea- son in four starts, there is never- l cless going to be a close race

r the second and third place spots in the final standings before

the league winds up between lhc Suinmcrsidc and Iicnsington squads.

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The two squads in question are

in second and third place spots

respectively at the present time.

with Summe-rsldc holding a t\vo-

point cdgc over Kensington, but

the latter has‘ two games to make

up on the former. Although both

|teams have lost out to Abbies ‘in their first meetings by largei .goal deficits, both in turn have, taken (he cellar dwelling Vic-1

torias into camp. Kcnsington

clipped the Vics by a 7-4 count at

}the western cenitre on Tuesday 1night, while the Jimmy Hogan coached Summersidc Kinsmen

squeezed out a narrow 6-5 vic- tory over ihem at the Forum here on Wednesday night.

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l ,1 This would seem that the ,Kensington boys were the slight- ly stronger team of the two, but we are not so sure that this is the case. In their second game against Abbics in the schedule, played at Summcrslde on Tuesday night, the Kinsmen made the strongest showing to date against the lea- gue lcadcrs, In fact, they threw quite a scare into the Williams‘ coached squad, when coming ‘from behind a 6-2 deficit at the end of the second period, they banged home four goals to Abbies one, to come within one goal of lending the game in a tie score. o a .

1 The Abbics, who have been twinning games with comparative ease, have bcen developing the

bad habit of late of taking things

just a little too confidently, and

II. was nearly the result of their

downifall on Tuesday night, and

‘might real-ly turn out like that before the schedule is over, if

they don't correct their prcscnt

lstyle of play. . a

t The Vim, who have bcen the underdogs since the series start-

ied, are now playing under a new coach in the person of Wally

iSheppard, who returned to the Province recently after playing

imost of the season with Truro Bearcats in the A-P-C League.

Although Wallyls knowledge of

hockcy will no doubt help the

youngsters along considerably, it

1is kind of late to do much about it. The Vics have lost their first

four league starts, and with only

two Ie-fit to go in the series, will

only give them six points at best,

which IS not likely to be enough

to garner a second or third place,

according to the prcsept stand-

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Willi only fivc games lc-fi to be played in the regular schedule of Island Physical Fitness Bas- ketball Lcague competition before entering thdplayoffs. it looks vcry m-uch like the R. C. A. F. Flycrs arf going to bc the top tcam in he schedule. Although they are sharing (he lead position with Ray's Millionaires at. pre- scnt with l4 points each. the Moncymcn have wound up their l0 games to be played and can't furthcr their standing. while the Airforcc boys still have two games to go, and are six points up on the second place icams. Both games the woth Scliurmans and I’.W.C., the two bottom teams.

In fact. neither of the second place icams, Army and Saint Dun- ‘staff's can overtake the flyegs, BOil-h have only. eight point; apiece in the standing to date, with S. D. U. three gam left to P111)’ and Army uwo, which leaves’ only Saints who have a chance of breaking even with the Flyers if they win all three starts and R. C. A. F. lose their two rc- maining games. In that case the schedule will end In a three-way tie for first place between Ray's, R._ C. A. F. and S. D. U Consid- ering the fact that the Flyers have on-ly lost one game in eight starts, this is very unlikely, and they "g (a pretty safe bet to capture the league honons. Ray's are also na- 1lured of alt least a tie for second ,_place.

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Althvuzh Army Ind Saint: are lure or nlnyvfl mu wiui P. w. C. and Selim-man's definitely out (>1 the runnlns. it will probably be a pretty olose race between the two teams for final positions, a1-

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W. K. S. Annual School Sports At Forum Tonight

There will bc plenty of excite- ment, fun and entertainment as well as a keen calibre of com- petitive skating at the Forum to- night when West Kent School's

nothing undone in planning the program to assure its success in providing the best in the way of good sportsmanship and high standard of competition and cn- tertainment.

28th annual ice sports will get The usual wide patronage of underway there at 7:30. Charlottetownh sporting public With a full list of varied nov- and interested citizens, whose

eliy events and speed skating presence is needed to make the competitions scheduled on the program an ovcralL success. are program, which will bc high- expected to be on hand to Icnd

lighted by a special hockey match the youngsters their encourage-

between the West Kent and ment and support. Stimnicrside High School teams. The following are the officials the program has every prospect who will preside over tonight's

of being one of outstanding qual- ity that will provide a bumper evening of sporting entertain- ment for young and old alike. An annual event since the win- ter of 1923, when West Kcnlt. held (he first Ctty school ice sports, the programs have bcen among the leading cvcnts in City sporting activity and again this year the teachers and students have left

Schedule For Week-End Bonspiel At Local Club

on... RiIIeWA League Results

The matches fired on Wednes- day evening in the Garrison Rifle League were won by the Navy Officers and P. E. I. Regt. Of- flcers, they defeating the Navy “B" and 28 LAA Rcgt. respective-

program: Refcree-in-Chief, Brig- adier W. W. Reid; referees, Harry Maclnnis, Leith Jay, Art Perry; starter, James Harrell; timer, Bill Bevan, Sn; judges, G. L. Bennett, W. J. MacDonald, Keith John- ston, Earle MacDonald; patrol judges, A. Douglas, John Stems; scorers, J. P-ius Callaghan. T. L. FitzGcrald; announcer, W. H. Beaten.

The schedule of weekend match- es at the Charlottetown Curling Club folows:

FRIDAY-J EM.

Ice I

Sen. Barbour vs W. G. Bambour.

Myron Bell vs Geo. Buntain.

A. Bagnall vs O. Diamond.

G. Avaid vs H. C. Atkinson.

Ica 2

Y. Boudrais vs H. W. Douglas.

H. Cait-Iibeck vs F. Curtis.

Dr. Campbell vs ADI‘. Gill.

H. C. Carruuhcrs vs Col. Full.

Linc-up of teams and their Ice 3 scores are as follows: Earl McDonald vs G. I-Iutcheson. FIRST MATCH Had Molnnts vs Howard Molnnis. Navy Officers Judge McGulgan vs Bruce Mc- Lieut. W. Brennan 90 LEE-fl- Lieug (;_ E_ Lgighiqn 33 T.W.L. Prowse vs W. R. Jenk- ca. on. .1. MacLellan . s7 111$- Cdr. L. E. Prowse 86 l" 4 LieuL R_ Leciaii- H. Crockett vs Dr. Ilogg.

R. Norman vs D. Hill. 5

J. Gerry vs D. Mayne. Dr. Glddlngs vs Dr. McIntyre. FRIDAY-II RM.

Low score counted out

- - 15 Navy uBu T005 1 23 TOT‘ Bill/Lib COIISO

LS. M. Judson Phfgihlwns‘ Po‘ A‘ 131151911" J.- E. Wran vs E. Baker. LS. D. B. Smith w_ Kelly vs C“ Laugh AB P‘ C1311‘ Wes Whitlock vs F. R. Seaifmm- PO. R. Wilson

J. A. Fraser vs M. A. Howatt. SATURDAY-Z RM.

Ice l

E. Cannpbell vs Dr. Clarke.

F. Clarke vs J. R. Campbell. S. Beaton vs F. Driscoll.

R. R. Bell vs E. J. Clark.

Ice 2.

E41 Gallant vs E. Jardine.

T. E. Mitchell vs H. E. Hynd-

man. _

J. H. Helovffs vs G. Henry-

A. W. Hyndman vs J. Laraibee. Ice 3

D. A. McConnell vs A. Pick.

J. Mullins vs Earl McLeod.

J. H. Mme-ill vs R. Parent.

c_ McLean v| A. L. McPherson. Ice 4

G. N. McDonald vs W. Pringie. N. Nicholson vs A. E. Saunders. R. Parker vs J. D. Stewart.

P. W. Turner vs E. Tanton.

SATURDAY-S.“ EM.

Low score counted out

SECOND MATCH

P. E. I. Regt. Officers Capt. R. J. Mahar Capt. J. G. MacNcvin . Capt. E. R. Burke Lieut. G. D. Mac-Rae . Lieut. L. W. Ford

Lo\v score counted out ........... .. 28 LAA Itegl. Bdr. S. R. McCabe Bdr. A. P. Westorgard Bsm. H. J. Hobbs Licut. K. D. Landrigan .. Licut. W. D. Pringlc

Low score counted out ‘l5 Ice 1 _ Ern. Malhcson vs R. Keenan. LEAGUE sTANnjNGs T. A. White Vs AILMCNQIII. w pig, L. 'I'urncr vs G. Waiti- P_ E_ i_ Rem Officers 4 i g “Wilson vs F. R. McI-aine. P. E. I. Rcgt. “A" .'i l 6 9 ~ Signals Rem 2 0 4 wmison VSHG.CJ. $332311. 2B LAA Rcgt. 2 a 4 -- ‘"1 1'5 - - - Navy Orrin,“ 2 3 4 R. Jones vs R. Manning. R é A M C 2 4 4 A. W. Mathmaon vs J- J- M0111!- ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ Ice! §~ C~ £11191’- 1 i é g n. a. wuu. vs r1. w. Troop. “y ,, _, 1 a 2 P. Cannon vs J. Cotes. 1I"§Y‘Y.._B__._. _ w. WGII‘ vs J. F. Hobbs. though neither V, i be greatly 54pillett Vs F. B. Conrad. worried. and no doubt will be

M. Jenkins Vs I. Trainer. P. Hillier vs G. Fbstcr.

J. S. McKay vs C. L. Jay. H. svplllot vs Dr. Pierce.

u. n. t. Standing

MONTREAL, Feb. 9-—(CP)

holding back on some of their re- serve powcr for a 918W“ 99111139 against thc other two P1111110“ teams.

, National Hockey League stand- IHBII l P W L D F A Ptl Detroit 50 27 13 10 163 113 lToronto s1 2a 2o a 131 13o s4 Montreal .. 50 21 17 12 121 108 54 New York 49 1B 21 10 1M 120 46 Boston 51 17 24 10 136 158 44 Chicago 51 16 2'7 E 150 174 40

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‘ Gallo Starts It 8:45 PM.

FEBRUARY 10, 1950

l7lh Recce And Navy Win Games In Garrison league

The 17th Reece Rcgivmenl. hockey squad chat-Erect up their second straight victory i.n Charlottetown Garrison Hockey League play at North Rive-r Rink last night when they scored a close 2-1 victory over tihe 28th L.A.A. Regiment in a wide-open, fast league encount- 81‘.

Lead by fast moving Charley Ryan. uiho notched upboth tallies. the Rcccc outshot their opponents one to nothing in the opening frame and split even In the middle canto with one each. McInnis garnered the L..\.A.'s lone tally on a three-man attack with More- slde and King.

Holding their one goal advant- age (he Rcccc battled it out to a scoreless third period with tho L A.A, boys in a musing ITRIYIO that came up WIIIII scrne smart attacks by both teams. The game was cleanly played all the (ray with only three penalties being handed out.

In a second game in the same league at the North River Rink last night, (ho Navy loam scored .'\ .'l-1 victory or ' thr- Silznal Corps. At time of writing the lineups and summary of this game were not available. Navys victory puts them two points behind tile leaguo loading Rr-cce squad.

The following are the lineups and suiiiniivry of the Rocco vs L. A.A. game‘.

L. A. A. ~ Goal MacCormac-k: defence._ Gcilfairl, Downe. King, Da-lzicl; forwards, ‘Mere-side. Aip- pleton, Mclnnis, McCaibe, Burhoe. Bryantcn.

Rocco-Goal, White: defence. Jessome. Ford,’ forwards. Ryan, J. Gallant, Mahar. M. Gallant, Goir- vette, L Gallant.

First Period 1_Rocce. Ryan (J. Gallant) Penalties -— None. Second Period 2—Reccc, Ryan (Mahnr) 3—L.A.A.. Mclnnis (Moreside, King) Penalties - Ilia-hat". J. Gallant. Third Period Scoring - None. Penalties - L, Gallant

Youthful Teams Play Tonight Al Summerside

The Summcrsldc Bantams, Pec- Wces, and Papcrwcights hockey icams will get their first oppor- tunity for this year to display their hockey prowess at Crystal Rink tonight, when they take on three Kcnsington teams. I11 their respective age divisions. The boys are being sponsored by the Kinsmen, and considerable financial aid is being givcn them by the- Summerside Athletic A5- sociation, which will advance

money for practices, etc. The ordinary citizen can contribute to the cause of these youngsters

by attend-lug their games Friday night. They will not see vcry fine exhibltions of hockcy (though the kids do put a lot of energy into their work), but they will be helping a vcry important program and doing their bit to combat

juvenile delinquency in their town. In addition to this lhcy will dcrivc considerable cntcr-

iainmcnt out of scoing these slurs of the future battling each other. -S

Iuvenfimkoop Games Tonight

The Abbles and Ramblers Juven- ile hoop teams will be battling it out tonight Io break a three-tray tie for third place in the Juvenile Basketball League over the YJM C.A. tlocr at seven o'clock.

The ga-Ine should come up witn a fast. close encounter as both IIlI be anxious to break up the present third place deadlock and improve their standing. which will put the winning loam to within two points of the second place Vilctorlas.

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Change Of Dates In I Barbara Ann Show

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In connection with the change ofthave already viewed the perform.

dates of the appearance hero oflnures. Ilcr Maritime program the Barbara .»\nn scott show the could easily be extended to t1.\‘n management of the Charlottetouinmonths so grent is thc- (Ivnyitid

from various centres, which (in. fortunately cannot be filled. Ami her present eastern schedule sin will return to Ontario to perform repeat picgrammes in different cities where she has nlrcndg: im- pearcd.

completing tho latter she wil come back cast to fill tngagorveiu: in Moncton and Halifax late ir April.

While there is regret that thi whole schedule in the bfiiritlmei had to be revised, there is general satisfaction that our people uill have an opportunity to see llll Ciinailiun and World Champion in action along with her sta-v studded cast. Mr. Gormnn, r31. noted promoter of Otlaivn, and head of the show will be here pen sonally. His parents were born in this province.