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Score ‘Two Goals A Period ‘To Overcome " Early Lead Of Flashy Canadians

v Smashing two third period goals into the Irlslifax cage, Junior Abegweits lest night came from behind to down the highly-touted Halifax Canadians 2-1 in the opening game of the Maritime junior hockey playdowns, a series that is to be decided by total goalswith the final game

BOWLING, I lioclter ’ wassruso

scheduled for Halifax ice on Friday night next.‘

As a packed house. the largest to witness a hockey game heresince the days of the “Big Four", looked on the local youngsters, with three of their players suffering from injuries and still weary frost their gruelling trip to Saint John, fought on even terms with the heady Haiigon- ians‘ during the ﬁrst two periods and then staged their sensational drive in the ilnal session that the visitors just

could not match.

With the work of the rival

goalies st times standing out like beacon lights. the two crack teams of the Msrltilnes for a period and a half last night played fast, but close-checking hockey. Showing a lot of respect for each other they battled through s ‘ opening period that saw each team play shorthanded on one occasion. ing about badly. displayed stickhanﬂing wlsardry in the oentre lee aone as Mci-Ischern served the first penalty of the game and Canadians didn‘t have a clear shot on the net. a short while afterwards, Abbies brought the fans to their feet as they swarmed around the Halifax cage bat sensational work by Co! plus

With Cronoher oi! for the visitors

some timely clearing kept the "redshirts" off the score ﬂeet.

Applyina the pressure for the first time as the second underway. Canadians for the only time in the game took command of the play. llbur times broke into the clear but didn't shoot erratically they found

lit to sck in

Langille a- tough n

the Abbiecsge- But the pressure finally told ﬁnale eight-minute

offensive of their own. Abbie for- wards were csu ht deep in l-lailfsx territory. Snar the puck line little. clever pivot of Canad- ians. raced to the Abbie defence. Pulling them over to one side Lit- tle fed a perfect pass to Th on his right. and the visiting mistake

winner made no

dented the cords for the first

ier of the contest.

Opening wide after this turn of events Abbies continually into Halifax territory with four and nve man attacks. but always the visitors kept their citadeal clear of rubber. Worth had robs/b the best chance when he broke through alone but before he coul shoot the hard-skating Carisdi

overlook him.

In the first five minutes of the final session both Cox and Lan- gille came through with two spec- tacular saves apiece as pl broke in on top of them. was not until the period was over nine minutes old that the equalis- er came. Ganglrlg continually, Ab-

bias kept the rubber Halifax zone, minute

' ute. Suddenly "Buffer"

snared the vulcanite behind the Canadians‘ goal. Stickhandllng beautifully the slim left winger worked his way out to the front and in the clear. Seeing the dan- gr Cox swled to

orth calm lifted the into the cords over the

Roche's shoulder.

Pepped up by their success the winners still continued the play over their tir enis. Cox was overwork ually and as he fell to the ice in front of a mad scramble he rs- ceived a cut on the head that forced him in the dress

fron From a. 8811i! attack Levi uiere t his stick on the disc. llprc into the corner he sent a izoalmouth pass out to his

Not satisfied with their lead Ab

bios still sought more

this very nearlypioved s boomer-

Qflﬂ

attempted to in Abbie Line was

in dizzy heights

Iillle rose times in s row saving sensationally from the dynamite trio of Hannon and Thomas. Little as he ake a play at the on the receiving end of a hard check from Tarky Whitlock and had to lief immediately afterwards. Shortly alter this as the players blazed from one end of the i the other Abbiea were awarded a penalty shot when Worth was trip- ged on his way thro h the defence ut Blacquierek whist lng drive was deﬂected to th corner .

through to add to their margin.

IJNIUPS

Canadians: Goal. Cox: Defence. Croucher. Ooolen. Evans; lo Hannon. Little. Th Redmond; O’Connell.

iss: . Len

Abb

ni . . Bison Officials: Rel Beasley. Halifax. Ray Stull. Charlottetown.

SUMMARY ﬁrst Period

No score. Penalties: Mcllachern. Croucher.

second Period

k-Hslifax. Thomas (Uttiei 8.06

Penrties: Mollacheru. Third Period Z-Oifiown. Worth

U N 8—Ch'town. Hiacoulere Bowling) 12.20

Penalties: Connell. Crouohsr.

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N°""' 6"” ' pacer capable of bettering thirty

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ghﬂli’! orig-m ullmd. He's Johnny he" e 1min!‘ i" 39* lmndl- BY Allen of Lenior. N. 0., who lxg- her form yesterday she looks to be pens lo be on.y the greatest pi - er in baseball on his NOON for the Maritime Provinces for the oom- last six years.

Feller still has his to do. Allen has done his. He won l5 straight bud and Jackie Volo was a stra i‘. victories last year before he was h t affair for Rosebud. Jac ie pagan 1-0. by Detroit in his final 01o was quite a bit oil. and did s

bowling. limp-

f .780. starts. “goat's was m" the some WIW! l&ksllellllliuii a. bit tire: and made Carl Hubbell shows a winning I-V- brags m an three ileum no“. erage of .727. Lefty .6 i, Lefty Grove .665 and Dizsy Dean but cum“. q“; m‘ ‘m; m

. lng le games and lost 80 for a perwlt- functioning anything like he dd I fact he

Allen has championship team. the as Ennis broke into the clear °f 19 st centre to race in on the unpro- tested soalie. nut the b0 calmly outliiessed the raider. "l

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- ‘best races of the entire season University vllillllibbeiglllfddaneilﬂggllnoga¢lrltullg ‘mm 3 sp°°t“l°"5'mnd9°l“l- HM‘ To make his superior emphatic, Johnny has led both lea-

of 5.65 Der Raine and dished out horses for positions, the ﬁnishes mom low-hit games than any rival. were so close between several of He has pitched l8 games for four om. hits or less. All this is a matter of recor .

"I never could get a ire-hitter“ '

said Johnny. “but I had a one-hit‘-

ter and a. couple of two's. Bosne- body always gets a knock off rile early in the game."

Jbhelglyfls 32 now. Blllldlflllly re- cover rom an a n x opera- tbn last season. fee pethat his fllt NEW Y°ax' Mun!‘ ‘ll-low’ ball is going to be faster than ever. 5"‘ T°b°- “W! “QWWIE:

How about those Yankees: Did mm mmwim -- “"4 °I b‘

he have any trouble pi

them. and had he discovered Jog for Joe Louis, is in town to take ~ Dildo-skids weakness?

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so McKinnon led the Abbie ers with a int total of 2'1 w “wglwhit ock followed his mate

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led the league in shim making the M" m... plays for goals 18 times. u“ m“) olym 1c a

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season's campaign. e Class A Pace betweenRose-

six years he has won 86 not seem to have his pee

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whim w slam-banged about as a spar-mate

part in New York's heavyweight beat ‘em the only two games

Hocke LeoguemChing Johnson- hls wyexer-on-ﬂle-elbow lingered.

Scorer of League outﬁt this year. “white wi

Biimmerside Crystal players mon- 1 immln f0: ham;

qwllied the “Y” m“! 915°" ll arlld. ggy for ige mad....7oe 7‘ Island league scoring during the QM,“ Tommy

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, 1.. Match Race

afternoon. Classes will be an- nounced later.

1110 summary:

Millie Balm Allie Burnhsm (Sﬂnple) ——- I I Time: 20%‘

m. winner‘ is owned by Willard Kelly. Southport.

Rosebud (Murph) - ——l1 “w i... '..--“ GI l ' - The winner o'er-nee h! mam Murphy, Charlottetown.

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Vvalker. Jim McDonald.

Frank Wheatiey, R0 le Wood. Clerk of the Course and An- mpricer-_-John__A._MaoDonal .

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for second place. wh s e gniverslty land five ‘iﬁgél-‘El: three pm for a championship winner and one for an entry in

the finals.

In the featherweight finals. Rill. Mt. A., made short work of Clarence Campbell. of

st. I‘. 8.. when he knocked him our

in the first round. Campbell was own twice before he took the

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d Blﬂlm 0f Dalhoimie.

‘the summary:- eavgmtirant, Mt. A.,

ughth de- ggg. over th. Dal. Hick , 168, u "Edecision over Ken , 176.

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s ugnuieavy semi-final

etiii. 5t. ll‘. 3., decision over Kio-

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. . ML- A., knockout over McDonald, St. l‘. X.

in first round. Bantamwebht: Likely, Mt. A., decision over Reese . I‘ X.

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M ri Sussex. Harmer 15:10.

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Borden scored a 4-3 will ue in their home rink lost

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I. Fl Metz and Ky inﬁll-OOH today woo the 16th. renews.‘ of the $4,000 in- ternational four-ball golf y merit, defeating Willie Goggin and Ben}! nﬂandiiin thefinsl

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Fred Radoliff ‘Nutter combined th i: last of and is up. with Rad- tter's pass at the tour-minute mark. made mistake with his

Port Morien cam

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