SPORTS FRONT = 2 7 pec taaar ls. om ¢ Guardia ueens County Winners angers Picket i ee . ee 1. i rr ier os : i ‘Covers’ Prince Edward Isla e¢ The Dew” _~— vance To Jr. Playoffs? SECOND SECTION ‘Charlottetown, Thurs Feb. 10, 1966. _ is, PAGE 11 Awe “InaisS ee See Approximately 275. young skat-, Boys quarter mile, 15 and over Boys 16 — 1. Bobby Whitlock, By CHRIS ANNETT ers converged on the -Charlotte- |1. B. Whitlock, PVI; 2. B. Foley, PVI; “ Jimmy _ Constable, — hay oa last night to — B.; 3. = oo 5. : ‘ CRHS; . a QCHs:: Queens County Boys i mile: 1. T. Cullen, B.} Girls 17 — 1. Frances Whit- to thie" cheerver. by nat vite, ait today. and were reported Sports to determine the entries |2 A. MacLeam, QCHS; 3.’ W.|lock, PWC. oe eve pinged their lect mes anny. (net Rogers in the Provincial meet to be | Birt, QCHS. : Boys 17 — 1. Brian Foley, pee ore game year in the held at the Forum next Wednes-| Girls 15 — 1. Leona; 2. Pat|BHS: 2. Lowell Brown, CRHS: made the lat ot a valanone te thy" went Gon’ ae a & Ante vi defeat 5-4 but it core ae! LS Relay, . each — 1, =~» was not enough to save league cellar vet et Pvt eae Re ee ee eee ee : ’ walke d prize events over) — 1. n Cullen, + & ec boys, each ee eince, tan podem Renae hes hed bis hands full of trouble in ithe Programme. Bob Whit- |Bobby Whitlock, PVI: 3. Kenny |1. QCHS; 2. CRHS; 3. Sherwood. eround as frequently as a kalediscope. to sutie k, Cullen, and Brian |Smith, PVI. Couple Race — 1. A. Beck. and om ane seemed Foley een their events| Boys 15 — 1. Robert Stewart, |P. Stewart, QCHS; 2.. Constable [punch of Bob Whitlock and Junior MacDougall. tothe Eat fondian tor Inland hice Pa ae ee ine ee a team as well as defenseman Girls 7: 1. Boswell : . 3 , < eged to get four dlightly over aged union on ne at iD. fockaon, Pee SE Lanes eee a eae Suarez, | | Tee ieee eee Se ermicie efter he:had been granted permission by the league exeeut WKS. » PSS: 3. R, BHS; 2. Batt. QCHS; 3. (for each of the teams. P. Park- “ve. The: Rangers perked up’ a bit then but te has lost lew: Boys 7: 1. Shepard, R: 2. a’ | aut Land. CRHS. dale; S: Sherwood; B. Birch ers again a8 a result of injuries, previous commitments Ledwell, SJ: 3. P. Handrachan. wood, PWC, Prince of Wales; Nn oe shan, QCHS, Charlotte High and suspensions = it appears as if the Rangers will pack up ' P. ‘ a. - RSS fourth this season. Girls 8: 1. L. Higgins, P; School; .RSS,

The ‘final blow came when the Rangers were not allow- &. Macthusky, H; 3. J” Ferguson, School: WS, Pe, Veek ed: nermission to use several Junior players for the upcoming PSs. is : ' School. ; -- : MAHA playoffs. The club has reportedly lost close to over a | Boys 8: 1. D. Constable, S: 2 ~ thousand dollars this season and with the refusal of’ the N. MacAleer, S; 3. S. Hillies, - KINGS COUNTY officials of the other clubs to give the Rangers aid in the up- Pils : 1. M. Macstom mw

ayotfs, i} seems as if will it” : ; o , SP;

= 4 ene a Ww ae tater wes: LACES HOCKEY GAMES there will be ti evening- -|nessey, 8J. following upcoming before the crucial game hetero PWC Weletenes = Boys 9: 1. J. Abbot, WKS, 2. ae ecobtale for car i oo King’s the Saint Dunstan’s High School team. Plans for the play- . a PSS;, 3. M. . _ . ; County Rural Minor Hockey offs will be and the hockey public will get to find &. League. AM players are asked

out just what the story is behind the Rangers. Girls 10: 1. C. Rogers, WKS; | to clip this out and : 2. P. Doyle, SP; 3. A. Maclnnis, | tnctoded "2 ieee colons - CIAL GAME sv. | fumne pretty Feb. 14 — 7.30 p.m. St. Peters ; AM gg RE a mana a PD gg sae cee vs. Harbour; 9.00 p.m. Pisquid

.” "The Welshmen and. Saints will be meeting in the ae ‘'% o: Dowling, | anitoba Bisons 83 Wednesday. | ¥S., Peakes Road.

most important game of the season for both clubs. If the '|_ Girls m1: 1. R. Smith, Pss; 2, |It was the second straight de-|_, F¢>. 15 — 7.30 pxm. Morell vs. Weishmen should win or tie the game they will automatically |3. Quinn, PSS; 3. P. Cullen, SP. |feat for the Canadian entry in |F2™inebrook; 9.00 p.m. Peak-

take the league title for they have defeated the Saints twice Boys 11: 1. G. Betts, S; 2. w.|the “World University Winter | ©* Road vs. Harbour. already after staging thrilling comebacks. MacGuigan, S; 3. J. Nater, PSS.|Games hockey tournament. |." 17 — 7.5) p.m. Morell vs.

In the opening game of the season the Welshmen fell Girls 12: 1. A. Kennedy QCHS;| Aithough the Canadians had| 5: "ters: 9.00 p.m. Fanning- behind 4-1 but managed to come back and nip the Red and 2. B. Younker, 8; 3. J. Carmich-|been defeated by Russia, 62, | °2°> VS. Pisauié.

White 6-5, The Saints overpowered the Welshmen 62 in the — as «g. (rueadey sight, their loss to the Si Piuniagco "AU ae at eancunier’ aie Caen ‘Boys 12: 1. B. Williams, S; |Finns surprise. " oe

half the game on even footing but they fo the third match 2. §. Dowling $J; 3. B. Doherty|was rough. Coe Taubes Read v- Meee

7.6 on a contraversial goal by Andy Arsenault at the 19:59 ra 1. 1. L. Ford, QCHS: 2. The by wy thorn gos oe Mase; 0.00 pak ge

Tonight then the Saints have to really whip the Welsh | Barry © | STANDING, Mr. Copeland and Mr. Weese 95 persons (male and female) ceive instructions in the basie "hee 1 a ecsaae, S.|Wednesday end mow ts favored ae, <a men if they hope to take first place, for the two teams wil | sationed with the RCAF in are the instructors of 4 18 and older. The judo skills of jud D. Doiron: 3. B. MacKinnon, P.|"° 7. “awe. Pee iede oe be tied at the top of the heap if they win. The first place | Saugned i Geary oe i cto a judo years : jo s of judo during the first . ti: o: MacKinnon, P.| Also im the final round-robin | "rook vs. Peakes Road; 9:00 club then be decided on the basis of the team which has oe . pay oh ef club which is being organized club, fo be called The P.E.1. few weeks of training, later | Giris 14: 1. A. Stevenson, |nool are Czechoslovakia end |?-™ Pisquid vs. Harbour. the numiber of goals against the rest of the teams | Noese during @ demonstra 20 isianders young and old. Judo Club, is scheduled to meet to be shown the finer arts of |Macisan Pr ow” ®* * D-|Romania. . Feb. 28 — 7.30 p.m. Harbour in the ‘oop. Numerous of the top scorers in the league and | Club on Kent Street last night. To date registration. includes weekly. Each pupil will re the sport. Boys 14: i. K. Constable; 2|“QyA"S AHEAD. oe fotten their statistics im the match . ee Ree : : ‘A. Beck QCHB; 3. K.-Rodd, CR. | ered “query the tedtmr, on eck i tisk ak Out

statist ; : : ‘ie annie sella Ce: — 7.90 p "~All in all it should be a good battle: for the expected : aecae : : “i 3 a : 1 Gir quarter mile, 15 and over \Dadieas $0 ta the second. Tes ers. ve. Peakes | ; capacity crowd. Game time {s at 8:30. ‘ ‘ + 2.N. Dufty, | ronitoba students WPL Pte ; CR; 3. J. Sherry, P. finally got 08 | ranningbrook 42 ; r : rs . Sa Soy en ee ee St. Peter ; 32:2 8 : De hae! re c jones ’ : : Bulldogs Nip goals to one. " Morell gsi3 7 OWN AND OPERATE THIS | (7°... Soe S bet (Kingston Cub (oemetefr., 8,34 "'S |Gives Hockey Franchises te ES =.4 as . = The Hampshire Bulldogs de-|Kantanen. wit end| | . 6 6 6 CENTRE By ALEXANDER FARRELL line for this posting hes been because mo one man has as|lawyer, and Gordon Ritz and | ie fret game of their best of | The Canadian eee W YORK (CP)—The Ne- |set, said much as @ one-quarter financial |Bob , television station (2eveR final for the Philip Mathe-|scored by centre Gord let CURLING DRAW : i cee toned a aed eee 5 2 tel eer omg eg Boge Mom a oo ; 7 Med the fal | AT MONTAGUE ann Boy oe : . ymen| H. Dingwell. . Jones ry Pm oe IN SUMMERSIDE, P.E.1.- fuse cons... searing, tom ite oer, Fa er te” pitatargh franchise went ated rice cach tor the win |yract' gg Sith atte Jtoleck| foe 2 — Ken MacKensle ve 2 : Los Angeles and a group headed| The “Tonento games slready jlo, a Si-man group headed by Werte ech had ant ra mt: |Plews at 17:06. Sao a . : woes tag Oey Se tee ot Connie ek Ceo, © Pennies ee E. |, Two of the winners, Pentti! ico 2 — L. Stewart ve J : : Meo te ee ee and R. MacKinley tallied for the |Andeeren and Juke Tiltinen, iohy (4 year). -_ Los Angeles is the phia club will i suffered cut lips from high only one-man operation. among |belong to four men, including |08etS-_ —— Creek P12Y sticks Ice skirmishes brought AT SOURIS new. NHL members... . ._|Jerry.. Wolman, president _.of Fownel oe second game f | several. pepalties- to. the--Cana- seine ts eae so Na- eee tom. Ice 1 — Rolly Jenkins ve Reg- Taos MEETING |" | Tignish Girls es Outside the press confereticé, | a source close to the governors berton by the NHL that it got a fran-|said the 12 - man Vancouver. ee so img edi ey fled ten AE ee, Sen they tact the [oars 3 _[jby April 5, however, its fran- 8 before a large|h Stason nn © Peters, chise will go to Baltimore, NHI. dt & S004! Ice 2 — Dave Morrow ve president Clarence Campbell j Ye Bruce Stewart. — sg |told a press conference at the | a Ona $ : se Alberton were: = igovernors'--meetings Ce ae seers eae es Four of ‘the new- NHL" ch = AS - Fraser... og igcaedtode the-—-only--—- Ea BEAT FOUR OTHERS .... eS ee Mochior 2,| weight beaiad. chan plea IN A PROFITABLE NEW haat rast le Gage ae hag ides dsihieere enpected” tei Knocked out Jack Palmer et _____*_ Hamilton and a former Toronto | jj : i Vs Y operating in new. rinks et WLT F AP team| 58 years ago tonight — in . : businessman now living in Bel Bee : . outset. = a ; 26 16 6 172-132 58 |, for | 1908—in the fourth round in— Air, Calif. won the coveted Los} SUMMERSIDE — The Borden at the Borden rink last night in| Pittsburgh has plans to 25 14 6 154 116 56 Refer-| London. Born Noah ~ AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE} les franchise over four |Nationals clobbered the Sum-|the first game of their semi-final pand the rink. now used 2 is 5 iim @ a = comatlere mere Se ae perckey League |Hornets of the Amer : “us sinmuee : 2° : : rink used by Los Angeles was-Retat.@ contest as the Nats cms O08U*. 229 5 100 185 2 We are building this ultra-modern Auto Centre eee a North River pe : eee oe eee nt ot ft stems e - Su: le, Cooke promised ‘ fs where the motoring public_may shop for all their his_own_rink end Camp- Leaders Given— Not. Sut fie 1-13 mnark of the rib e fxuasi 2 t the NHL intends third period did Muttart get the | Ca S automotive needs and repairs at one compentent to this promise. The North River Hockey league |first and only goal for the juniors. : a location. of a new rink was\/has completed their regular| Donnie MacWilliams led the : : Sorte at ian ee od el eee us THE RETAIL STORE will carry a complete line cbell said Come the bean. amend ena Cuteliff and “Gabe Keough both ae :

‘@ c of. his |second, Nine g and two assists. : of auto parts, acessories, tres... plus sporting hy foe Me eet, eee Gs Sete ode Gaan eos | MeCN ES iFe was goods and hardware: mission, - = Doug ar of Pownal wou|#ith MacLeod and Dale MacWil-| = : i come | back ) : race liams. ~. ‘ CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago .

23 points and 16 ; at 6:47 of the _ 18 -THE SERVICE DEPT. will be equipped with the oe eres fr ‘vere eure winner_was “runner up| THR. were only_nine_minor Sk Fah teh oe eae toot Sip. shat: trom the side of _| latest modern equipment to render expert service cruma fro ee bral il eet te yr ye — ca BCH: playolt National Hockey League Wed- Th acum which — to go" | and repairs to all makes of cars. ae the governors was that better |the most assists While Ernie Dia-|starts tomorrow night when the | Raq eae wen at Eddie Shack cleared the puck aes : japplicants ‘were available, tak- The fdloting ott ie preuieapin§ a sues, and 1 the Aone third-period goal "I et hele Sie iene aS ‘ ; si lowing three lotors ivic ; THE GAS ISLAND will feature a major brand [2% ,2! things into considera) seers for each team. Stadium. ee ee com ey ROYALS ? aes bs Later in the period Saw gasoline. a A ae. by Green enon | GA Pts RY and “idle Montreal Canadiens. made a fine: Soe. ' sented » 1D. Sheidow 16 7-23| First period. 1. Borden, Cut- |Chicago now has beaten Detroit 10-foot shot <- a |, President of Vancouver Canucks 5 MacPhail 6 13 19|cliff (Keough, Noonan) 9:12; 2. |eight times and tied the Wings Pe ‘lot the Western League, and by li Smallwood «<8 9 17|Borden, Keough (Cutcliff, Des-|once in 10 meetings. Ser hens, ee HERE’S WHAT IS INCLUDED hockey broadcaster Foster Hew-") ” HAMPSHIRE BULLDOGS Roches) 13:08; 3. Borden, Mac-| The. game featured ‘a’ couple At 7:43 of oS drives. a G A Pis| Williams (Cutelif, MacWiliams) jof slugging matches, both im ‘Kou Goth &: pane tame ieee IN YOUR $30 000 "Was the fact that Vancouver |T.’ Balderson 14H Penalties: Gallant, 16.23 Gary Wars etroit defenceman lich, cruised'in behind three or ’ is a Canadian city given any |R. Thompson , 6 2 8| Second period. 4 Borden,| The Wings reérguard squared | Pe Lagee aes ine Moet Glacenate weight by the NHL governors, /K. Jones ~ 6 2 8|Keough, 6:44; 5. Borden, Cutcliff joff with Kenny Wharram at |@ WHE 8 foot backhand shat. a CASH INVESTMENT or is this fact irrelevant?” @.re- |. NINE. MILE. CREEK... |(Keough, MacWilliams). 8:11;.-6. \6:45. of. the’ second-~period~and- SCORES -ON- BREAK» --~ =~ a ; porter asked Campbell. BULLDOGS m, MacWilliams (MacWil-|drew minors for roughing and |: _A minute later Selby set Ellis a CAN PLAY IN CUP : : G A Pts |liams, MacLeod) 8:30; 7. Borden, | fighting, while Wharram’ was|: in the clear on right wing. Ellis @ Nationally’ advertised. Store fixtures & service The new division will be 5 ats a 1 : 16 |MacLeod (Noonan, Roberts) 9:36. |given two minutes for roughing. ee saieet the puck, but re- products equipment eligible to compete for the |’ coy : 8} Penalties: Gallant, 5:13,'Noon-| Then, at 11:43 of the second ‘to pull in front of the © Scientific se | —«@ Completely stocked with Jimny rade about the re. |E" Taylor ise ea exemptions tech, bet droped’"A tented ee aaa ma re- |" Hi SAMs : ' exc sever, hes, : ' selection Sk aE vieed playoff structure. this will con e Period. 8 Borden, Mac-jnear the Hawks goal. and both — at tructed Dynamic co-op advertis- [/necessitate. Williams, 5:18; 9. Juniors, Mut-|were given minute majors. ce le fourth e modern tcilities ie ° ing program ~ either the new division nor Re co : ; % tart, (E; Bernard) 7:13; 10 Bor- /for fighting. ; FA soli Nae fake ine a ‘ , #ieny, of its teams has a name. |p. Macintyre 1 2 3|22 MacWilliams (Roberts, Mac-| opENED SCORING first ia Zi games this scasen, Simei Meth plage, 19 paiets tae @ Personal training @ Exclusive territory =f. Each new club must pay the IR’ Griffin 3 0 3|Leod) 11:46; 11. Borden, Des-| Wharram opened the scoring |, First period — 1. Chicago,| Bob Pulford, Dave Keon and|hind fourth-place Leafs ee @ Association with leading fjteague $2,000,000 for its fran R. Newson 1 2 3|Reches (Keough) 18:90. at 10:50 of the first period when |Wharram 17 (Hodge). 10:50; 2./Ron Ellis scored the -- ashetaak athe tore organization [{chise and the 2 players it will |H. News es: Noonan, 5:59, D. Detroit, Howe 21 (Gadsby, Bath- f Piet aes oe @ Management & operat- chain s org: P . Newson 3 0 3 : he looped a shot over goalie * goals. It was Pulford’s 2ist

ing asssitance get from the six existing clubs /R. MacKinley URE] Mierke es Roger Croziet’s shoulder from |&te) 13:28. the season. Ellis got his 10th feken a ined ae ag : ; oe voce ly soapy he on trophies and awards will|__________“"'"" ¢--!99 feet out after getting a pass |" 5:54, Gadsby 7:15. oe i. : , Yelle, Hicke and Donnie Mar- mes et a That : aaueane iG teteon, tow cot ni Hockey Practice Gordie Howe's 2ist goal of the bonabtes |. aneae iliner, |Cire period and te Lents kate from close in and gots

9 9 ¥ oa . severa screened blue zm any kan ee oo ee = : ey year pulled the Wings even a/fighting major), Wharram (mi-|1-0 going into the third line huts: : ot é ora. a "5 Ei > RS ae *% x = 7 "4 : FH we " . Met To ete aca vee oR ~The fo Bantam “players” 13:28; ~s ~past nor) 6:45, GIACOMIN | - : # JUNIOR HOCKEY CLASSIC | = [are requested o send» work foelle Glenn Tall after iting [ing maior) 1:6.” Leats put the Men of Character and financial stability. are invited to get ; out at the Forum on Thursday |Hawk defenceman Pat Staple-| Third se mid-way through the Se FORUM . exgaing, Feb tom 690. hss cred the winner at|tah Pitan meena esi cme ; | mM. “Paul Norris, Chris Nicholson, |4:07 of the final period, fielding 0 13:09, Howe 14:51. |Saves. After ee THURSDAY, FEB. 10th—8:30 PM. [peat Wiliams, Pole Dunstord, rise ine nnd breaking past the |Doren = et" 45-99 out from Frank Mabovlich, : ie e ° , Jimmy . d sama NT A i ’ A rew, MacKinnon, Gordon | Detroit defence before firing a|Chicago 9 7 8—2 |comin stopped, DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE I] - Prince of Wales College [isesch, Tintiey Kilora,. Angus | Pet Ey Sagie ca-tae eight teens Mae ee-¢ cuae-tooe'a 115 BURLINGTON ‘AVE. ee i vs. aes ei Dire "Bobby (side. Tt was his 10th goal of the | © lan seconds, : ; St Dunstan's High School MacMillan. Allison -Ellis, Colin |year. te : By DOUG DULMAGE Before the ; ee S : ¥Younker, P nders, Bobby | Hull was blanked for the third| TORONTO (CP)—Terry Saw-|robbed Mahovlich on a rebound Ph: 384-8496 aul Saunders, MONCTON, N. B. e eee Students—35e _ Adults—60¢ MacGuigan, Gary Campbell, |game in a row in his bid to” be jchuk, showitig the brilliant; goal- joff the post a i : ; ; come the first man in league |tending of his earlier jears, led|a breakaway. os ‘ ~ i history. to score more than 50|Toronto Maple Leafs to a 30 Pulford scored Re | : :