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MAN, ob man, look at those Crystals fly. welay team gave their support-| Interscholastic These westerners were just that Thursday night at ers plenty to cheer about when | Queen Charlotte; The Sports Arena where they the first place Royals they utskated the visiting ee %-2 before a stunned Charlottetown audience. Birchwood lads, Grade 10K; Icing only ten men. the western invaders completely out- However, Jack Kane's’ Grade 10L, played the Frizzellmen and went back to the Prince County Birchwood hockey team spoil- ae eer capital with a great upset verdict. ee ee Fae | Grate 0; It was just a few weeks ago that these same Crystals (they when they the Queen | Grade 10M. May have been the Aces then) came te the Fitsrey Street ice Charlotte team 7-1 im the fea-/ Boys 16 and over palace and shellacked the Old Spain Penguins 7-1, The night ture hockey game. Cieeee: 3. 2a before the Birds had toppled the Summerside crew 81 at Civie The Longworth Avenue stud- | 3, Fleming. Stadium, Folks that time were moaning how bad the Penguins ents showed too much skating| . Partner Race — played qn that eccasion. Some of these fans were at this same ability and technique | Wotton and Kathy talk following Thursday’s 7-2 surprise. -} fer. the- River- scholars However, ‘we think it only just that these folks stop and “ as they coasted to their second ; 8. Fleming take stock and give some praise to the Crystals for the top Save of dock heey) | ee cane notch brand of hockey they displayed. They were going bow mare ot sees i Accuracy Race ways at full speed and they refused to let the Royals get any , McCarville ‘led the win-| Frizsell: 2, % gembilance of an attack organized 5 ' Yt Senthorhty pottet Cl nade | penne, bot. We were: jun ac emanes o savin ee OR anew sd | Weatherbie potted and | Boys (15) — i. Howerd Mur- in which the Crystals disposed of the Frizzelimen. \ , See Rass ware visy- | fore tho firet came tape Sige. and Dave Weale, Pwc, | feck and Bevan were the other | chigon; 2 Ronnie Boyles; 3. we aren't going to belittle the Royals because of defeat. We | invitat . night and seven more They are, left to right: These : marksmen, L. Barnes beat | Angus Housion. 5 want to holler out ‘hat these Crystals were full credit value |- ment is tap for this afternoon | , : Emmet Players opposed each (‘Cari McQuaid for the lone — for their great decision. conclude ee ee | eee iae Ge Geman, other in the tournament open- | Queen Charlotte 5 tan things over be- | phy, Trotters, Gary Gallant, | er 4 ,neterens Don and | THURSDAY'S «io prove 2 great, merele bessiee, fer Dannie handed out | FY the They drawn the in the semi-finals Se: and they know they must take a win at least out of ; losers collecting five of them. night should certainly give them confidence in ra on e Ss First Perled: 1.—BHS, Af. semi-final struggle , (MeCarville) 8:20; %~ on

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their one-sided triumph. He had oA Pee Lawien - : umpnh. he ce * . ee tack with @ “24-point perform- | 3§ points. His nearest rival was Ball, J. MacDonald, t Datiel | wor Meeting Tonight teammate Wayne MacDonald| St. Dunstan's University Var- | doing ve OK. , 8. Taylor, D.| TONIGHT the ISHL meets at Summerside where the piay- 4 | thie efferanon to Moust ABisos | sson. me Ice 5—Frank Cox, HM. Doug-| petition offs dates will be decided as well as the length of each University in an N.B-P.0.J. i | Game time © 3 o'ctesh. las, A.B. Piercey, H. Love vs| Curling series me ~ RESULTS Kensington eee eee seins ae ~ |W. Farrell, B. Boyles, C. Mich-| defeated i Sports Arena against Crystals Seine own one - _: _|| ae, V, Robineon, | lik. GL. Penctias have the prvloge of the fit here game agalat | Here are te rms of Diy ‘acet te starts in ie salegt. ome York Club "93am (atin on) | "ie arma two Evinrudes. It could be Monday end Tuuesday nights in Char- |” women Rowling .. same Mous- x mai runners-up also re Uta nee (| lle [des a cote of weeks a8 at FOI ShOOt [Mice tir. ansen, Dominy | Sams: einiaaal Deine are ae Penguins should emerge victors over the Cape Traverse | B. Cantwell 444, . It was minor ay, ale a, oo * | Stewart, C, Flemming, J. Keteh, less, akip; Irene Evinrudes but the Cape has the habit of pulling some start- | B. Campbell 66g in Kensington last nigh , ‘rors. | Following are the results of | D. George, Ela Taylor, G, Wel-| mate, Chas. Sillighant, es 08 | H. MacLe 433 | folks turned out in large num-| SDU rink by St. Thomas Tom i.e tor, ~ Moet wane Uh me art hin ciknees tig bers to watch the youngsters | mis 84, who own a 20 record | the shoot held at York om Jan- | Inew, 8 Ayyaates, |. | @tane; noe. te ei hepeles ‘sumte of tebe upaets ee in ‘league play. Lary 2, 1968: ' = Giatr aie wih Mie éteating champlens. Bvevier, & aover's & Senradé oa Ee teas, qupplied the|” The local stedente are era:| i, vem? 100 penal. Ds Ward, Edna Mac- e skip; Clark, mate; . onal Wines ene wnipehtediy. tegpened. - — | SS wer. Sey _vineed they ean again take the i ewe 2 Doyle, B. O'Rourke, ne toe. senead stone; Marios seer! The Birds aren't figuring on missing @ bétth in the champ- | 3281 |" cnsington girls edged Borden | measure of the visiting collieg- | Lorna Vessey 98 Donald. Fie consolation winners: es : R. Gallant * 4a | "Steuggle. Margaret Howett | the Garnet. and Gold will be| Raymond. Vessey 96 | drew, F. Rossiter, K. Duffy A. Fl Edith Clay, mate; Jim. Attention Officials * Sineeegae . os scored the encounter’s lone | ‘ coe Pekwws Sle naa G. MacKay, 1, Dut wre, Soeeae stone; Consie THE division of Physical Education will administer writ- | E- Glover 347 “In midget circles, the Ken- Mixed Curling | Dewar Swan - | “jee <a lieesedh, Staren| “Tepend ecundation “ailiaie examinitions to 2il basketball hockey officials inter- | H- Hughes 463 | sington boys downed Borden 4 5 rank Vessey | % | MacDonald, I. Horne, M. Mac-| Austin Brooks, Con. exams Lone 7 B. Rogerson 604 Goés At Alberton Leigh Vessey ‘ *94/| Kinnon F, MacInnis, A., Train-| Smaliman, ; ested in improving their qualifications during the week of Jan . . 2 in a hard fought contest. Bud . ‘aedite tenia’ oa | “ ‘ - 2. mate; Gary 29, at a time convenient to the officials. pean | Clark Soe cavay each ALmun Tonite | deous: Gas 3 oS . ‘nines dite i seticel St aaa the cae eélerees in-<chlet Points: ).0.T.—6, D.0.F.—0. | Elliott Gallant and Raymond | the mixed curling schedule at | Ceeil Watts 2 heey, 6. Eagles, L. , R pr ing fromthe appoin M.O | Lioyd V 1 8. for hockey and basketball will be entitled te maximum efficials’ | , ia E.M.O. i conus were the marksmen for | a Curling rink to- - oe, a Ketch, J. Coady, 8. Bryan’ : I. Duffy - §36, Kensington Juveniles made a| 7:30 ?.M.— Laken Lewis 87 = “Spares"—L. Hi 1. : ; : E. Hogan : 413 | clean sweep of things when they | lee No. 1 — Earle Callaghan, | Ernest Prowse a) Ranahan, T. oper, C. Phillips, ee e ° S. Prowse 621 | blanked Borden 5-0 in the night's) Amy Borys, Bruce Currie, | Bilil Pidgeon 87! B. Wynne. : | P.J. MacDonald 570 | finale. It was a wild and wooly| Bertha Matthews vs. Hubert | Arthur Brown — - % | 3.30 P.M. Nan ers ALISDIN & m= 836 | affair with 24 penalties handed | Campbell, Evelyn Carpenter, | Freddie MacLaren 82 | “lee 1—E. Tanton, Jean Mac- | out, including 15 majors and one | Peter Borys, Marie Gaudet. | Raymond Chappell \. 82 | Lean, G. Vesey, H. Michael, D. | 3118 | game misconduct. : Iee No. 2 — Ron Pettitt, Iso | Cornelius Pater 82 | O’ Rourke, 0. Davies, B. Boyles, ‘ ] D.V.A. Scoring for Kensington were pei McKinnon, Grant Noonan, | Willard Prowse % | L + Webster. R. Mahar 615 | Kenny Carr, Don Thompson.| Mary Kinch vs. Lloyd Wilkie, | Ice 2—A, MacDonald, K. . : Doug as Oo Ss 0O0O my A. Jardine 655 | al Tver Gott oe Thibeau a i Campbell, B Iido Go las, A. Garrett, P. MacKay 3. 2 me i W. Deacon 45 | Refrees were Edwin Johnston |» ‘p34. | BU gs =. a : eS By — a, (a See like Bill and Bun s Eieos ; om | and Gerald Bernard. inch Tee Bad — eter Ramsay, | Tey ris leo 3~Hed Maclents, Jeves a4 nadian s Sports ‘ . —~)T. Strain Le 7 Ruby Hutt, Upton’. Seaman, | j Sou : Beer, C. Micheal, B. LePage T. New York Rangers started| “A goalie such as the late; oxeneen | Margaret Weeks vs. Perley’ tt, AB. Le this National Hockey League | Lorne Chabot, only member of | ao Flyers Play ; Hardy, Lou Turner, Dr. Bug. __ tne on Crests Bulldows | Page. B — season as. if they’d make «that primordial Ranger club| Points: EM0—8, DVAt = o dco, Yvense Bex. 4 Pee ee wut |—ee 4H. Peters, M. Vesey, \which broke in hereunder : "MLW. z ie Son Turner, Eva J: Regan. M. Blakeney, L sure. Now, people aren’t so|ter Patrick in 1926. would also|o, Marshall . . an | Harbor orrocks, Alice |": 1% gan, M. AB. = confident. Some even think Ran-|be helpful, although Gump/ Rp stewart 420 | t Pn oe Methane, The Bulldogs have obtained a eee: Se D. Doug gers are levelling off and be-|Worsley is no millstone around’ p MacAulay 307| Murray Harbour Bruins play Ferne Rochford, Doug ° Fee-| jac titty ip Gast and It Will vas s—Dy Bell, C. O'Rourke, : a where they are—in fifth the “prevent alumping one 6. Rawey ‘ a P kaale 1 le I ing. Flyers ae fae | omnes. oo aaa. ie ZS 9 seemeeees bus 0? |» eC neslon. 5. toe . ‘ 4, ° iJ. i | rey s e Gpares — J : . 3 _ 04 ald, D =e a ee es i: They are in one of the worst) “And what ever became of | W. Bryenton 608 | Game time is fized for $.30| Verna Gaudet, Geneon seats oy —— — those Sacer ~ oe tes went dane shen +a’ f eee et te, Sal Se “an (SO Se eis vt" calor Ne BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS | ; es, each af g 2998 | ; weren't around, they'd likely as the other two?” . | TC. ° ; ° UNDERGOES REPAIRS ‘ ! } , ; , fall out k H ~ —— ¢ on arniter bes # sated ot, F. Johneon = Ice Racing urling Draw at: JOuN'S, Nfid. cP Rough and dressed Spruce sh? league. Rangers, ’ | P, 88 Rand Som © cae abv inden er [Ste ted oe mee a # Going Today |For Montague | itisk underwent ‘repairs wet ee eae ead of il onan. oe phe ra- sordaggy bon — 4 Sinnott po . ng at ee oS sontey tnt engine trocble which Also smaller orders promptly taken care of for home er”). _ eee | E. Tupper ce racing patrons are remind- i . | devel . 7 . 5 cottage repairing. in the 1943-44 season. b's atone for a “mistake and rally | ~—— ed of this afternogn’s events oie at Montague: rg -| off the Newfoun land coast. The| All stock graded. ; The lights -aren't going : to win. “But with weak re-| 2382 scheduled for North River 7 P.M. vessel was towed here Tuesday) . eek sa enee’ te iat teen eee ge ener ln oe saree ; Pointe: M.W.—4% TCA. | Causeway st 3 eeleek a Ice No. i — R.R. Reck, B. by the Russian tug Zavoljsk. PORT ELGIN LUMBER CO, a“ ; a ‘our y to| Smith, B. F 0) : — = ne can't seem wv ofS oe se ale ° D.P.W. a — action for the patrons oa Shaw, . Chay, B. Bry- ; Port Figin, NCB. i : team Carr | a great afternoon's sport . E. White, : ; FIVE WINS IN %4 bed as the recent slump indl-| B. LeClair 548 | seems in store for harness rae-| Ice No? — G. Worth, D. Jon] Maritime Intercollegiate Hockey Phone 538-2319 or 583-2268 S to Detroit ‘Red Wings the other with it thats few outstanding i. Power 529 *'The great Mighty Lee, holder | 6” canpay “M.' sditven,’” ‘3. Saturd J 27— — r . } a cower | ° i. 5 : 3 livan, B. 4 ; am eS —————— = night, sending statisticians scur-T0okies wouldn't eure, end the Ww Carr 381 | of the Charlottetowne¢rack re-| Vaniderstine, C. Ings. tur ay, anuary eying for record books. ‘The cue wil be avalible nex sem V. Pineau 3 Pattee aloe pe |” seme. MI ALLISON UNIVERSITY __ BEDEQUE RINK Ke was their 16th loss in the |fore the current campaign is i 08 | vided by ‘The Gingerbread. Man . Wee ee ' U | . ; ae ey which |over.” ULC. sa and Chief Ouzakee. Pari matuel | Warner, vs. H. Moar. E. Mac- ve ov _ wg Bey bn _ HOWL AT HOWELL C. Campbeli 53 ee be available for the | Kenzie, Don MacLeod, R. Mac- ST. DUNSTAN’'S UNIVERSITY } FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL © they've dropped steadily from |, Gene Ward of The Journal. | &- ‘emgumer oot | lee No..2 — At. MacDonald, | A sig eit pace fier 4 ree! ann to Rangers, pertiulrty fo| A. MacCallum 2 NSSHL SCORES |tamone’d emite | — _ S-DU. RINK — AT 3 FM. | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, IF NOT FINE, . ; 5 . he . ‘ . ~ . r ’ * ‘ - Son Pe eee mee ak ns his troubles with Madison | B. Ryan Oy ne ; ay Hughes, D. MacLure, E. Wet-] * Admission 25c and 50c TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th wG . . . peo- re as - aes a —— A rr ° ‘ 4 Even” the fard-hitting New |pis booed jaa Allan : 2988 a ' . . cae ioe at santas Gur uk Sie oe of New York | D.P.W.—5%, U.1C— ‘ i , ; as 28 j 8:00 P.M. SHARP rare had tendency te Ott off Howell. with the clu since 1982,) %: oo Coram PENGU INS’ and ROYALS | CENTRAL PLUMBING, HEATING |] Special prizes‘ tor most outstanding snd most years, are feeling “@ bit senti-|ing. . bell, L Duffy, F. Ginnott, M. sh) - | AND ELECTRIC i] Original costume. ist, 2nd, pete ae mental about’ coach Doug Har-| New York fans want the Carr, MEMBERSHIP Seems. Foie, peat and gute ant va his ee ; “reck-'emn | sock‘om defence. alias’ ih Taree: D Camp- ATC AUD 1} under, 6-10, a 14-1 ~ pe Parker Mirror men, not steady, unspectac- , - Jardine, Korrey, RAI most special class or group three. - wrote a sentimental piece after yar, always at the right spot | M. Carr. EXECUTIVE — Tet straight. He went om i few |the Rangers’ “Guten farm,” Desi, aoe J ‘Driscoll i Invites Your Inquiries oe Kiamy ote iets | "ea Teselog wm te "sein Taw» vac | Vice Presume Cove nner 8 ol Wi recalle ‘s Three: c- ames : ‘ famous names on New York |shouted “get off the ice, Ger-| Donald, R. Mahar, W. Bryen- os Cees on electric motor repairs and rewinding, clubs of that eta. trude,” “use a hat pin on-him, | ton, E. Carroll | Sec-Treas— - McInnis, 90 Upper Queen St., City 1 oil’ ‘ea ‘ d NEED NEW COOKS Harry” and followed with the LEAGUE STANDING: : types of plumbing, heating an Here's what Parker had to |long-familiar Bronx cheer. | Dept. of Veterans Affairs 48% a: DIRECTORS - ' : say: “A few razzberries still come |-Dept. of Transport ' 47% i electric work. — - . “The trouble with the Ran-|pelting down around his head,| Emergency Measures . A. N. MacKinnon, 23 Second St., Parkdale gers is that Ching Johnson and |Ward added. “Is fact, one can| Organization “6% + ” Large and small electrical appliances. Tafty Abel aren't on ‘the defence | aimost detect in them a tone of Unemployment Insurance Don MacCormack, 5 Windsor St., City ) ia Mas, What's with the reluctant admiration for a mad | _ Commission “ D. Haynes, 124 Water St., City | JAMES “BUDDY” MORRISON, Mgr. is no longer chante BOW \who had” stuck to his Tast with | DO. of Public Works 3 Art MacLean, Parkdale | What New York's loyalty, steadfastness and &| Dent of Fisheries - 20% Joe McKenna, 187 Dorchester 8t., City Phone Crapand 2-24 ‘ ° ~tivein the NHL needs is a pair idogged kind of “courage.” | Trans Canada Highways 3 < canines