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SAINT JOHN, N. B., March 8—(CP)—Trailing Char- lottetown Royals 1-6 at the end of the second period Saint John Pontiacs came to life and scored four goals, leaving Royals with a. close 6-5 victory tonight in the first of two games for the New Brunswick-Prince Ediward Island

junior hockey championship.

Charlottetown had a distinct edge in the first two periods. Pontiacs tallied the first coal but Royals made it 3-1 before the initial session ended and added another trio

in the second while holding

The story was reversed in tho last period when Pcntiaos had thin-es practically their own way. with Royals an tired.

John Wlhitlock, smart little Is- land oentreman. led the scoring oarade witih a brace in the first and two more cools in tho second.

same opened O'Toole sued down the ice on a passing play with Butler. The former. with no one in front of him but goalie Damis, tool: a final base and rifled the rubber homo like a bullet.

Trainer counted first for Ohm-- lcttetown. He sticiohandled alone from a tacecif and scored from ten feet out. Gimev had no chance to save. Whitlook fired the second Island goal from a swarm around the Saint John net. with Trainer and Jay assisting. Only three seconds later Whitlock soloed from a faoeoff and tallied aeain from close in.

The Royals were playing better hcckev. llrtioulnrly around the not. The Dace was last. and Pon_ times mixed several good scaring chances.

Charlottetown continued to cm- trol the niay in the second period. A hot pace was maintained by both teams. Jay and MIcDonald were cutatandinz on the Island defence. Good book

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man short. The Royals had put 0n B Dower nlmv. A few minutes later “Iihrltlock Mad McDonald broke away towetiher. crossed the

Saint John scoreless.

fensive work stormed the Royals before they could set started. The period was fast and roumh. McDonald suffered a major bem- alty for hiirhstidrhnz. He drew blood from G-areyt face. McCormick assisted Saint John's second and third goals. ct by Garey and smith. O'Toole count- ed on a solo rush and Osborne. assisted by Fortune. ended the

scoring.

The lineup:

Charlottetown Royals: Goal, Da- vis; defence, McDonald, Corbett, Jay; centre, Whitlook, McIoOd:

- , V. Roach, Trainor, J. Roach, Perry; spare, Steele.

Saint John Ponilacs: Goal, Gig-

Prime; centre, Garey, Butler; wings, McCormick. Tracey. Smith, Osborne; spare. Mason.

The sum-maxy:

First Period

l-Sa.lnl'. John, O'Toole

(Butler) — — ~ — — — 6.02 3-Oharlottetown, Trainer -- 6.56 Zi-Oharlottetown, Trainer (Whltlock, Jay» .._ __ - 1201 k-Oharlcttetown, Whitlock — i2 Penalty: McDonald.

Second Period

6—Charlottetown, Whitlock (McDonald) — — -- — — 1315 7—Chnrlottetown. Jay

(McDonald) — —~ — - — 17.10 Penalties: McDonald, McCormick, Smith.

Saint Joh-n blue line. and it- lock-tn {K110i his tlgird may. w‘ Th“ PM" o er Islan can occur-

red when 5mm, wmzbamﬁghed m, li-Saint John, Garey trinclm. McDonald passed out immmlck) - - - - W! (mm a come;- and Jay “weak iJ-Samt John, Smith may aiizned a shot tluoum o. Mwvrmiok) — — —- — 10-08 tgnﬂe qg 1e“, lo-Saint John, O'Toole --- 1330

The third period was all sum Ill-Saint Jdhn. Whom John. The Ponittaics seemed a dif- (Fortune) - — — — - 16-59 ferent team. Continual rushes Penalties? Jay. Osborne (2). Trai- netted four coo-ls Wlh de- nor, McDonald (major).

Island Champions Put Up’

Stiff Battle

In Second

Encounter But Lose 5-3

The fast-skating Si. John Beavers last night won their my in“ the senior Maritime hockey finals against Sydney Millionaires n; they chalked up their second straight victory over Charlottetown Ilangerl. winning last night’: encounter played t. the Forum by a. 5-3 were,

But it III an altogether different teem the Beaver-p {and h; night from the squui that absorbed a 10-2 lacing in St. John on Wed. nesday night, Matching their own speed with the fleet-looted visitor! ‘Jlanzcrs battled their opponents every inch of the way and only for n brief timoiuthotbiripcriodwbenll-ungersbegantiringfmmtheir

unceaeing gauging attach did the

visitor: show any derided advan-

tage over the Island champions who entered the game supposed to be

u soft touch for the New B. In time rough, bruising encounter that threatened to get out of con~ trol in the last ten minutes Ran zero battled the Beavers on even tennis. At no time, did they even threaten to overtake the big lend. that was piled up against them but on last nights game St. John wasn't nea/rly eight goals better. Trailing 1~0 in the ﬁrst: eight min- utes of the game Rangers dead- locked the count at i-all at the halfway mar-k w leave the ice on even terms with their oppon- ents. Irate in the third period Beavers went ahead for the second time in the game but again Ran- gers matched the counter with one of their own. Before the period had ended. however, the winners had again taken over the lead and this time there was no headlna them; twice in the third period they broke away with clear ice a- head of them to [so three goals up before the Hangers punch- gg. thiruuﬂz for the, I011 of e . Bu the small crowd of tans nevertheless were given plenty to enthuse about as the Rangers. led its wn or wa e g- nononie ashlgh

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encounter. The game had hardly rotten underway when Bilacquiero was chased for a. board check but he was Just in the "coop" when he was joined by Phillips, big 216- pound defenceman of the Beavers. For the first ﬁve minutes neither goalie had a herd salve to make, but as the teams played short- hahded Darrach and then Worth broke through to test Dickie with hard drives. Beavers were still short when they manufactured their ﬁrst goal. A5 Rangers prws- ed, Price, Phillips and Gulliver broke clear of the pack and the puck shuttled across the ice to Gulliver who beat MoInnis with l

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Unions Play First Game At Glace Bay

GLACE BAY. N. 5.. Much lv-Should Glue Bay Connie win their series with Lune!- bur: Falcons. they will meet Victor-la Unions. New Brune-

nme. total-goal series for the Maritime intermediate hooker championship.

Consul; took a firm grip on the Nova Scoﬂa crown when they downed the Falcons. I-l. here hat nieirt and will curry the seven-goal d into the second nine at the ‘south shore town Friday nizht.

See Revival Of Big Four In Maritimes

(B ﬂ. L~WILLIAMS Calm In Press Stall Writer)

HALIFAX, March B -— (GP) — There is something more than a mere rumor around town that not

year but another big {our will be flourishing in the Maritimes.

The successor to the original big four, which gathered three consec- utive Allan Cup titles in 1833-35 and had a corner on the best hock- ey talent in Canada oumide the pro- fessional leasues. would comDﬂ-Se-

plans go through-Saint John. Moncton. Truro and rralifax. All but Truro were in the first.

Lortie, who had more than con- siderable success with the Wolves this year. leavega for his home in Montreal Satur y. when he came to Halifax. the Wolves were wallow- ing in the slough of despair that comes from dropping six straight exhibition games and hockey seem- ed to be in_ for one of its worst years in Halifax.

Last night Wolves held the pow- erful Sydney Millionaires, whom man, as the nexit Eastern Canada nions. to a 7-7 tie in the Nova Bcotia final. They bowed out of the title hunt. however, by reason of a 9-0 rout inflicted on them 1n Sydney by the Million-

Butevennoina intotirelut some undem- a hopeless handicap, the Wolvu bed enough t0 draw nearly 5,000 fans to the Halifax Forum. And that. it seems, isn't ﬁxlwil)‘ usual for Halifax.

so Lortie can have the Job next

ear if he wants it

11D. The Saint John - Moncton - Tru- ro - Halifax lineup has its ad-

vantages over the old B Four. ‘libero would be no expo ve two- doy tribe to Charlottetown as them were in that league. ‘Iii-um a

hockey town, ls only 65 miles rom Halifax, Moncton only 120 from Truro a/nd 90 from Saint John.

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SNOOKEB. In the oeocnd match

vincinl Snooker D1 Last nkzht. Bill Lowlor won from W. Mccallmn in a. closely contested series two games to one. Lawlocr re- ceiving a. well deserved round of applause at the conclusion of the match. Tonight Bill Phillips lays Eric Inrter. Ha , Redrnon was referee for last ni t’; maizch.

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