' ton Wednesday afternoon.

SYDNEY (CP)— Cape Breton . l-Stars, bolstered by the ad-

dition of five players from main-

land Nove Scotia, whipped Char-

lottetown Abbies 8-3 here Thurs- day night to capture the Mari-

time Junior “A” Hockey Cham-

Dionship.

Cape Breton won the opeﬂng game of the best-of-three series at Charlottetown 6-5 in overtime Monday.

Big addition to Cape Bretoners was centreman Jim Locke, A

who

Halifax Juvenile player, scored four goals. Ross Keeping of Glace Bay shot a pair, Sonny Salyzyn of Glace Bay and .Jack Coffin of Sydney got singles. Wayne McDonald, Ulric Gal-

lant, and Jackie Kane for Abbies. »

Cape Breton led 1-0 at the end of the first and 4-1 after two per- iods. .

Cape Breton will meet Ottawa and District representatives in Memorial cup playoffs here next

scored ‘

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week with all games of the best- lof-five round to be played in uCape Breton. SUMMARY , First Period: 1. Cape Breton, ,Locke (V. McNeil) 1:11. Penal- ‘ties: Terris 5:49, V. McNeil 13:25, Verbeski 18:‘l9, Reeves 18:19. Second Period: 2. Cape Breton, Locke (McCarron, Keddy) 1:48; 3. Cape Breton, Salyzyn (Ver- beski, Keeping) 10:19; 4. Char- lottetown, W. McDonald (Gal- land, Kane) 17:12; 5. Cape Bre-

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ton, Locke (Terris, V. McNeil) 19:30. . Penalties. None.

Third Period: 6. Cape Breton, Keeping (lVIacKinnon, Salyzynl 2:12; 7. Cape Breton, Keeping (Sa1yzyn,'Roper) 4:02; 8. Char- lottetown, Gallant 10:37; 9. Char- lottetown, Kane (Gallant) 17:28; 10. Cape Breton, Coffin (Terris, Youden) 17:43; 11. Cape Breton, Locke (Roper, McCarron) 18:22. Referees: Jack Read and Sonny Peters.

Montreal Sets New Record By Defeating Toronto 7-4

MONTREAL (CP) a Montreal Canadiens ran away from Tor- onto Maple Leafs in the last per- iod Thursday night to win a wide open but loosely played game 7-4 and setup a season record for scoring in the National Hockey League.

Canadians ran their season count to a record 243 goals, sev-

en. more than the old mark of.

236 set by Detroit Red Wings in the 1950-51 season. . Connie Broden, star centre of the Whitby team that recently won Canada the world tourna- ment in Oslo, scored two of Mont- meal’: goals -- the onlytwo-goal: imam for their side—armd got an assist. ,

Canadiens held a 3-2 lead\ going iutothe last period. Helped when the Leafs went. shorthanded - once two men down -— the NHL champions cut loose with a scar- ing splurge that quickly left the Leafs_ behind._

In . addition to B>roden’s"pair, other Montreal scorers were’ Marcel Bonin, Andre Pronovoslt, Dickie Moore, Doug "Harvey and Jean‘ Beliveavu. .

S’Sicle Rink , Takes First

A Summerside ladies curling

rink skipped by Anna Hayes took

first place in friendly competition- with other Island Rihksi at Alber-

Skip Elizabeth“ MacDonald o Charlottetown and the Meryl Mc- Grath R.C.A.F. team were tied for second place withthe runner’ up position finally going. to Char- lotte-town, after. an ‘extra —;end of

MIANOR HOCKEY.

Followving are the scheduled games for S1aturday’s .h0(:key at Sports Arena: . ‘

7.45-8.25 -—— Bantams —Q.C.H.S.' Gulls vs. Q.C.H.S. Robins. ,

8.25-9.05-—Bantalmvs, Q. C. H. S- Wolverines vs. Q. C. H. ‘S; Panth- ers. ' ‘

9.05-9.45-—Ba,nta'mvs —— Q. S. S. Cardinals, vs. Royalty Orioles.

9.45-10.25——Banf.ams, Q. . S. S. Elks vs. Royalty Bisons.

10.30-11.00 -'—- Paperwts, P. S. S. Ravens vs. P. S. S. ’Falc-oins.

.11-0°-11-13° - Pai>erWtS- P- 3- 5» ‘Montreal 68 4315 10 ‘243 146 96 Tigers VS- Royalty 393% New York 63 30125 13 135 186 73 11.30-l2.00——PalpeI‘WtS., S. -S. Dgtr-.0j»tr 63 28 ﬁg 12 168 199 63 Bruins vs. W. K. S. Wolves. Boston , 5325 23 15 134 134.65 12.00-12.30 —— Paperwts, Q.*’S. Chicago ' 53 23 33 7 152 191 53 5~ -Redwlngs VS- Royalty B1ue- Toronto 53 21 36 11 190 216 53

birds. 12.30-1.00——Pee Wees, W. K. S. Hawks vs. Royalty Springers. 1.00-1.45—Mi~d«gets, Royals vs. Darts. 5.00-5.30—Pee Wees, Royalty Sparrows vs. P. S. S. Spitfires. 5.30-6.00——Pee Wees, P. S. S. Hornets vs. W. K. S. Foxes. V6.00-6.30—-Pee Wees, Q. S. S. Wildcats vs. Royalty Cubs. 6.30-7.00—Pee Wees, Q. S. 5. Eagles vs; Q.'C.I-LS. Lions. 7.00-11.00—-Playoff games to be _ announced.

Midget Game At Arena Tonight

Minor rockey oﬁficxials last: evening announced that this evening their feature program will be a. midget playoff game and skate after. In the midget game, Darts will play Vice and Fans can count on a bang-up strug- Winding up the evening will

‘Meryl, McGra;.th represented the

The Leaf scorers were Barry Cullen, Tim Horton, Tod Sloa and George Armstrong. '

SUMMARY

First period: 1. Toronto, Barry Cullen (Brian Cullen, Aldcorn) 6:41; 2. Montreal, Bonin (Bro- den) 13:24. Penalties: Harris 7:09, Horton 19:41.

Second period: 3. Montreal, Broden (Marshall) 3:42; 4. Mont- real, Pronovost (Goyette) 4:41; 5. Toronto,.Hortonv (Baun) 17:05.

Penalties: Games 10:24, Olm- stead 10:24, uff, Stewart, Bonin, Moore majors 11:08.

Summary

Third Period: 6. Toronto, Sloan v(Arm»strong, Duff.) 1:42; 7. Mon- treal, Moore (H. Richard, Beli- veau) 4:27; 8. Toronto, Armstrong (Horton) 7:21; 9. Montreal, Har- vey (Marshall, Bel.-iveau) 11:55; 10. Montreal, Belfveau (Harvey, Moore) 15:15; 11. Montreal, Bro- den (Bon-in, Talbot) 16:14. Pen- alties: Baun 3:00, Duff 13:42, James 14:22, Sloan 16:08.

CHICAGO (AP) -— Glen Skov scored two goals Thursday night to pace Chicago Black Hawks to 5 - 4 National Hockey League victory over third-place Detroit. The Red Wing loss clinched sec- ond place for New York Rangers.

SUMMARY

First period: 1. Detroit, Ullman (Kelly, Howe) 4:22; 2. Chicago, Litzenberger (Hull, Pilote) 7:36; 3. Chicago, Skov (Nesterenko, Murphy) 11:38; 4. Chicago, Din- een (Morison) 16:03; 3;. Chicago, Skov (Nesterenko, Murphy) 17:17 6. Detroit, Mickoski (-McNeill, Delvecchio) 17:34. Penalties: I-lull 2:40, Prouovost 5:42, Kennedy 15:11.

Second period: No scoring. Penalties: Godfrey 9:04,. Hull 10:33, Howe 13:24.

Third period: 7. Cih-ticago, Fer- guson (Hull, Vasko) 3:33; 8. De- troit, Delvecchio 8:12; 9. -Detroit, lvliclntyre (K e n n e d y, Leswick): 16:33. Penalties: None.

Stops: Chadwick 11 1011-32 Hodge A 9 8 11--28

Stops: Sawchu-k 713 7-27 I-Iall ’ 3 7 9-—-19

And A Double

By’ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Francisco Giants out hit Cleveland Indians Thursday’ 18-'10

play. , V . , The Alberton ladies were hon- tesses at a ‘delicious banquet dur- ing which prizesé were. presented to the winners and sliort ad-

Mantle Blasts Two Homers

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but had to go 10 innings, before winning their exhibition game at. Tucson, Ariz. 7-5 on rookie cat- cher Bob Sch-midt’s home run‘-.

Schrnidt, who played with Min- neapolis in 1957, hit Gary Bell's first pitch in the 10t-h. Singles by

dresses ‘heard from the skips of the visiting rinks. 1 x Rinks skipped by Anna Hayes and Laura Crockett attended from‘. Summer-side, Margaret Sullivan’ and Evelyn Cudmore from Mont- ague ‘and Pearl Campbell and

R.C.A.Fi Ferne‘Rochfo'rd and Lou Turner? skipped the Alberton en- tries. '

Charlottetown teams were head- ed by Marie Mac.Neill and Eliz-

abeth .MacDonald;.;

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Thursday Night’s Scores Toronto 4 Montreal 7 Detroit 4 Chicago 5

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Bressoud and a sacrifice scored an additional run. Dave Mann's two-run ‘homer in the eighth had tied the score for Cleveland at 5-5. .

Pittsburgh Pira.tes got effective clutch pitching from Ron Kline and Roy Face at Fort Myers, Fla., and defeated Kansas City Athletics,7-4. Kline was credited with the victory «after Bob Cle- mente hit a two - run triple for

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New Glasgow

Rangers in I

5-4 Win Over Hull Legion

NEW GLASGOW (CP) —- New Glasgow Rangers repulsed a de- termined third period attack by Hull Legion Thursday to score a 5-4 win and take a 2-1 lead in iheirvbest-of—five Allan Cup ser- ies, The fourth game will be played here tonight.

Veteran netminder F r a n kle Prpzenor turned aside 34 Hull shots, a dozen of them in the last half of the torrid third period. Roger Fortin, between the pipes’ for the visitors, made 23 saves.

The winners’ goals were split among Tom Kaufman, Eugene

Junior Bonspiel: Today At Truro

TRURO, — (CP) — The Mari- time Junior Bonspiel opens here today with two rinks each from Nova Scotia, Prince Edward _Is- land and New Brunswick taking part. . _

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Bantam Abbies Defeat C re: pa ud

Charlottetown Bantam Abbles defeated the Crapaud Baniiams 5-4 last night _at Crapaud R-Ink.

F. Dow scored twice for the «Abbies with S. Ladnel‘. J-_D3V_15 and F. Neilson getting singles. C. Walsh‘ G. Rogerson, H. 111' man and G. Jeough scored for Crapaud.

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He will try to regain. the 160- pound crown from Carmen Ba- silio next Tuesday night in the same stadium ring where he won, successfully defended or recall) tured it four times. ‘ '

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