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SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Hockey Draw

Only activity slated for minors rts Arena today is an exlfliition game at 6 o'clock sharp. This game brings togeth- er coach Hemessey’s Juvenile Abbies and manager Jim Dowiina's Midget Abbies.

This game should be a natur- al and all players of both teams ereaskedtobeonhamdready

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Sherwood Leads Way

inuaidirectorcfphyaktal education. monueen’sCountyioe wasmtliine cancelled

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1 itbsevenflrsts.seVen secondssn _ lead alfotl‘i'er schools in the county. This great shown; by tbu enterprising village must have taken a. lot of folks by surprise but after you look into activities in this community. the result wasn’t such an upset after all.

AT Sherwood this season. the grown-ups went to workto ‘ ' ' ' the youngsters. They have proVided a fine set we WWI” ‘foll‘ has been utilized to the fullest by the erwood firemen have seen to it that off after snowstorm: and of e. hea‘Tyhemlce surface is 180 ft. by 90 ft. and it’s right next door to Sherwood school. It's been about e most popular spot in this region since ice making became possible. No longer do these boys and girls need to depend on other rinks. They have their very own and they are happy and contented about it.

THE way the youngsters showed their appreciation to the erwood

adults of Sh by through last Friday mirely must have made the older folks feel good about the effort they had put forth

This Wide awake community is looking after its youth in fine style. They realize the needs of their. children and they have gone out and done something practical about fulfilling

those 11 s. ‘

Here in Sherwood. there is a highly competitive intra- mural league in operation and Chief of Police Norton has ar- ranged for trophies and prizes for top teams and players. Jack is really sold on this idea and Monday morning he could be seen bright and early taking snow off the big ice surface.

it’s a really co-operative effort in Sherwood and the good folks out there have every right to feel proud of what they have done and what they are doing. Other communities could surely profit from this example.

- Congratula 'ons Sherwood.

Ai Queen Charlotte

AND out at Queen Charlotte High School, Jack ‘Spy' Ready has seen to it that an outdoor rink was provided for children of that school. Youngsters attending the School have had loads of ice time this season.

9 ice has made Queen Charlotte unbeaten this season in their inteischolastic games with Bircth High. We feel that

Ready’s charges are in better shape this season than dieyve been year

A Great spirir

THESE extra bits of effort mean much to the children. Ice time naturally is at a premium at The Sports Arena and it’s almost a ‘must’ that the skaters and hockey players get some extra time somewhere. Sherwood and Queen Charlotte are seeing to it that the students of their schools are getting that extra ice time.

There was a time when skating on the harbour and on the Government Pond provided children in the Charlottetown area with many great hours of enjoyment. But these things seem to be no more and the outdoor skating facilities now need to be man-made.

It's gratifying to find adults willing and ready to devote time and muscle to this job of providing outdoor rinks, They indeed are community-minded people and hate words of com- mendation from all 51

Rangers Defeat

Red Wings 4-3

DETROIT (AP) Camille

Henry scored three goals, inr

man) 5:46: 2. Detroit, Howe 31 (M. Pronovost) 8:36. Penalties

to go on time. Dennis Flannagan and Billy Sherry will handle the whistles.

CURLING DRAW

The following is the curling . he

draw for Wednesday at t Charlottetown Club. (S p a r es. needed). 1 g 6.50 PM. ' ’ Ice 1 — G. Wellner .1. Mac-.

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vs. M. Jenkins. D. Jardine, Simpson. S. Bryenton. 1

Ice 2 — T. White. W. Farrell“ Dr. Jelks. B. Crockett vs. 113.]. Tanton. Dr. Drysdale. K. Cant-; well, P. Borys. j,

Ice 3 — L. Wellner, N. Kelly“ J.S. Taylor. G. MacLaren vs. D. Matheson, F. Miles. W. Carr, D. Reid.

Ice 4 — G Bennett. K. Jen-J " . " kins. H. Gaudie. C. Downe vs.l ' y. 1E. Wood, H. Douglas, G. New-f a. man. I. MacKinnon. 2., ‘ - ’ ”

Ice5—D. Hill. D. Esta-j? . brooks. A. Gill. 1. Webster vs.l ' ' L. Turner. B. Lynch, K. Ken-l '- ,6 nedy. D. Wood. 1 . 8.30 PM. ‘ 1

Donald. A. Wilson, k. Dalziel‘ n. (

Ice 1 -—H. Maclnnes. E. Zak-i em. I. MacKinnon. A. MacKin-' non vs. A. Burke. D. Cormier,

B. MacGregor. R. Pineau.

Ice 2 —— A. Love. E. Goss, W. l _ MacLaine, H. L ov e vs. R.5 , j Ketch, G. Carruthers. M. Ken-.1 nedy. H. MacDonald. l‘

Ice 3 -— L. Johnston, P. John-I ston. J. MacDonald. L. Jardine vs. B. Acorn, M. Jones. R. Jon- es. M. Acorn

Ice 4 — L.

Blakeney. M. Gar- ‘ ‘ rett, A. Garrett. M. Blakeney V". E. Taylor, E. Tay.or. D. Douglas, K. Douglas. »

Ice 5 — A. Smith. G. Mac- Kinnon, B. Dillon, C. Bolger vs.$ C. Flemming. K. D derson. S. Flemming.

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«._,1Angie Scores Three Goals- AS Roygls Top Birds 8-5

Angie Carroll triggered three at at 2.10 of the (tits! bound Buck W iii-bibs at the 14.10 mark when 3. goals with-in a three minutespan period only to have Aussie 0.:- some read 3-1 shook loose from op m give an 85 victory mllgoonhisscon‘ng rampage Royaisstthe ersanddeksdl‘rlsull. Billy over 01d Spain Penguins at the minutes later. or Mulligan was also wearing in. Sports Arena last night. The tying goal for the Pen- Royal uniform last night, 1 ( Royals now lead the best of gulps in the early minutes of Assisting Whelan with u. :1 seven semi-final series for the the ‘ ame caine on a pen- “me last nlaht were Leroy Bar. island Intermediate 'A' crown alty shot, the second this you- nett and Joe Coyls. They and 3-1 at the Sports Arena. Ronnlb Gal- powerful Royals. '1 10m 0‘ 111“ "Dania. six at .‘ant was breaking in all alone them $01118 to the Royals. First Period: -— pen

The largest crowd of the sea- son, largely Penguins support- ers. watched the Baby Birds fight an uphill battle for forty minutes and finally tie the score

stretch for ding. 3U

Apps Arsenault closed out L- Gama“ (BMW. D. Gaudet) the scoring for the period when 2-01; 2. 112an a penalty fliot and he grabbed a loose puck dusting ’J- Mwl-eOd. MCI-lure) 222: 3 Gallant skated right in on Wand. a scramble in front of the Pen- deked to the left. tucking the gui wafer hem“, m- Dave Martin scored the nicest

in th

Hoop Teams

.31; 5. Gallant (Peardon

' 5 '. ' Other M f“ the Winner! goal of the game e and r) 11.50; 6. Roy- ‘ WINS were 869M by 8w Mare. wdch ession. The small but slip- A- mum Reeves. Buck Wbiilock. Apps Arseoault. pen, puckgur subbed the puck Carroll) 15.05. Penalties a“. Souris boys' and girls‘ basket- | chk Tlngley 3M Buddy M80 on his side, of the centre line V93 11-”; Jose? 13 49. ball teams split victories at - 1" Pe- and dipsy-doodled way past 39”“?"10‘1‘ - 7. a 'Souris yesterday Mm. The ReaH‘SU/ard Lloyd 'Toy Toy' a couple of Royal players be- D Martin (R. Gallant) 1127. Sou-r15 girls won by an 18-11 Gallant Dacedjlle Penicillin wim fore letting go with a 15- footer Penalties — 6.04; Josey

that caught the upper righthand corner of the opposing c a g e. This was the only goal in th e second peri

a brace while singletons went to Ronnie Gallant. Dave Martin and Roy Biggar.

The game was two minutes

10.37; Josey 11.12; Carroll 15.59. hlrd Period: — 8. Penguins R. Gallant (unassisted) 2.18; l). s — A. Carroll (13. Whit- lock) 3.00;

boys 33.

5score but the Montague ’ I turned back the host team :’ 18.

*1 Here are the polntgettiers in!

’ {the girls“ game. old when Lloyd ‘Toy Toy' Gal- Royals outbcored the Pen- .10. Royals -— A. .33? Sour-15-11, MacDonald u, c_ . lant got one of his hard shots guin 4-2 in the final twenty Carroll (Whitlock Junior Mac.

minutes. With the score reading Load) 8.51; 11. Royals A_ car. 7-4 after Ronnie Gallant ha 11 roll (13. Whitlock) 9.02; 12. Pen. Martin 6' s, Boehner I Royals netaliated willh three scored on his screen shot an d guins — Bigger (Mama) 14m: Maccowan 3. goals before Penguins could Angie his three. Roy Bigger l3. Royals - Ti (Reeves) scorers in the boy, game are. score again. drilled a thirty footer p a at 14.16. Penalties — Bln'se'y 7.47;

'lflontague: ._ 15, Stewart 2. Buddy Macintyre evened it Ward after getting a drop pass Bigger 14 54: Reeves 111.20, “E

3. Power 8, J, King 3, K. up twenty-one seconds after Gal- from Martin. O Hoop s

S uarebris s 15. S. Clarkson 5; lani had scored and then de- chk Tlngley. making his first Sguris—C.‘gCheverie 12. R. Paq- fenceman Stu McLure put the lappearance of the year with the O Goes Tonight Prince of Wales Welshrnen

uet 2 R. Cheverie 4. Royals in front on a quick re- Royals. closed out the scoring , . play host to Pirates tonight in League

[Three Rinks Tied For Top . In Dom. Women's Spiel

334 211 11x x—16

‘ Powers 4. F. Jennings l and l away the Will 10 give the IA. Gallant 2. Montague - c.:Pengums a short-lived lead but ' 2 and A.

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ENT lATER

Detroit Has

Mantle Shows Great Form

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP)——Mickey Mantle arrived at New York Yankee‘s spring camp 11 day. ahead of schedule Tuesday. climbed into uniform and promptly smashed three of the first five pitches thrown to him in batting practice over the ence. ‘

Skater's

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO. aly (CF-APl — Canadian skat- . ing coach Bruce Hyland said Mantle. a switch hitter, waslTuesday he would not know batting right handed against‘unm today whether Debbi Yankee ace Whitey Ford. 8 Wilkes. hurt in a training mis- SOUfllPHW- hap Monday. could compete in

Most valuable .player in the the pairs competition of the American League last year. Mantle is expected to sign his ’1963 contract before the first; Miss wakes. 15' and her 21. full workout of the seasonryear.0]d partner, Guy Reven, WedneSdHY- ' brought to this northern

“We're abOllt 50 apart" Mall-lltalian alpine resort Canada's tle laughed when asked about‘hopes of winning its sixth con. his contract negotiations. “Fiftylsecufive world pairs title. The green SlamPS-" :Unionville, 0nt.. pair are Cana-

Malltle may lain Willie Mays than and North American cham- in the $100,000 bracket. He.pions. made about 385.000 last year. | “They worked all year for

Roger Maris. the only otherufhis. but Debbi's health comes unsigned Yankee. also was ex- first." said Hyland. “We will pected to sign with little diffi- not let her compete unleSs we

pionships.

cult . H tk t t - - t ‘ h l eluding one_ on a penalty shot. --Howell 3:47, a s y 8:59, 5603,00 fe may“: 9363;050‘1 hglgfierilggtgg cent cer am 5 e 5 Tuesday night to lead ew Balon 13:42. M. I’ronovost 15:55. reportedly earned inst season“ Revel] was holding the bum York Rangers to a come-from- Second period. 3. New York, following his mom 31 110"“va blame above his ead behind 4-3 victory over Detro1t Henry 25 (penalty shot) 1:46; runs in 196,. r -

4. Detroit, Gadsby 3 (Delvec- chio) 2:37; 5. New York. Henry Ken Schinkel turned in Andy 26 (Gilbert, Harvey) 10:12; 6.

Red Wings in a national Hockey League game before 9,040 fans.

:Monday when 'his skates slipped a

from under 'him. Miss W' HOCKEY SCORES ‘9“ on the ice. our... h... hea .

Bathgate's pass for a third-pe-lNew York, Henry 27 (McKen- riod goal that gave Rangers thelney, Harvey) 13-11. Penalties— victory after Henry’s three-goal Hextall 6:25, Howe 12:39. In- outburst in the second period

had tied the score 3-3. Detroit Hebenton 18:40.

led 2-0 after the first period. Third period: 7. New York, The goals gave Henry 27 for Schinkel 4 (Bathgate) 13:21: the season. Penalties—None. Detroit scorers were Gordie; Saves:

Howe. Bruce MacGregor and Worsley

defenceman Bill Gadsby. The}$awchuk

goal was Howe’s 3lst this sea-1

son and moved him into a tiefY .

with Chicago's Stan Mikita for; k

the league scoring lead with 65‘ I |

points. scones PENALTY sao'r lSeen Ready

Henry got his first goal on al

penalty shot after he was} tripped by Detroit defencemaano

Lou Maroon after he‘d broken

8 14 7—29

way. . His second came at 10:12I SCOTTSDALE An" (AP)-

- g'l‘wo years is a comparatively i‘l’ixtialleonth 315332339 iii: ,isgtishort time in baseball. but in But defenceman Doug Harvey _the case of Carl Yastrzemskli. who '; hose 24 months have trans-

made the pass that remt . . sulted in the goaL jumped of‘rformed him from a boy into a the ice to the players' bench ma“-

- - - r From a wide-eyed. frightened xigentzg. officials noticed the ‘ rookie he has grown to I fun.

HE R flu.“ m“maul-blown major league star who later during a power play when “Mental?” and 1’ “"11!” to ted in o“ Gadshaccept his role as the big gun of Boston Red Sex of the Amer-

an League. No one is yet ready to‘com- ‘pare this 23-year-old outfielder Dem,“ lto the great Ted illiams. the Ulljlman he succeeded in left field. ._____________r But there's hardly a member of k ititle Rgd Sox who doesn'tdthink tat astrzemski is rea y to

Minor Hoc ey take .

his place alongside such

by 5 stick. l Schinkel‘s clincher came at c 13:21 of thsevfinal period. '

First p e H e d: 1. MacGregor 7 (Fonteyne,

American League super stars

Ran", To”. .as Mickey Mantle and Al Ka- e.

law-“'53! l‘ “‘9 590’“ Ann" "I believe Car) is ready now

:mamwigmmhfl?‘ ’3 to put together all his natural

- talents and become I truly

1n the first mo Howl's de'sgreat all - around star." said

tested by a score of Mike Higgins. the team's execu-

tive vice-president who last Oc- tober turn over the mana- ger's duties to Johnny Pesky.

Last year Yastrze knocked in 94 runs while . in 130 games. The handed slugger from Southamp- ton, . .. was 9 club leader in bits (191). doubles (43) and total bases (303).

m s 1 hitting

garfield and Lafreniere 17:58.;New Yofka“ Detrm

‘3 15 L351 (Halifax

left ”

RELEASE UNCERTAIN

Doetors were not able to tell when she would be discharged from hospital. but some of her teammates doubted she would be able to compete.

Revell continued to work out in the hopes his partner. recov- ering from her head injury. would be able to compete.

Canada has two other pairs 0" entries: G e r t r u d e Desjar- Guelph 2 Niagara Falls 7 dins Maurice Lafrance of Tor- iMontreal 1 Peterborough 4 onto and Linda M Ward and l 0“ enlOI‘ Neil Carpenter of Galt. Ont. lWoodstock 0 Windsor 5

1 By THE CANADIAN PRESS

l tionai League 't 3

3 ova Scotia Senior

iNew Glasgow 4 Moncton 1

' (New Glasgow leads best-of-

. seven semi-final 3-2)

‘Windsor 4 Halifax 5

leads best-of-seven

semi-final 3-2)

tario Junior

Debbi Wilkes and Guy Re- forthcoming world's figure By FRANK SULLIVAN lcounlers but failed to get the 18.0. vell. Canadian pairs entries. skating championships. Miss SAINT JOHN, N,}3_ (CP)_. shot. OUND ‘Manitoba 00000000x x— 0 f , . Am; were in this position a mom- Wilkes was hospitalized with Three teams remained in a tie; THIRD R 3 H u fy G ent before Miss Wiilkes fell to a brain concussion for first place in the standings Sask. 104 010 301 i—izgSask. 020 261 0001—12 0 cuts the ice- during practice session (AP Wirepholo , after the fifth round Tuesday Newfoundland 010 101 010 1— 4 ,P.E.1. 103000232 0—11 ‘ Monday at Conina. Italy. for via cabin from Cortina) :nighl in the Canadian women's New Brurs. 201 431030 x-iil LAKELAND. Fla. (AP)- curling championships. . Quebec 020 000 401 x—- 7 Mid. ‘ 000011 101x— 4 Three regulars. including slug- Deadlocked for top position in? Ontario ew Brunswrck 114400030x—10 gers Rocky Colavito and Norm

Seen Uncertain

It- ‘

1963 world figure skating cham-l

draw of skating order;1antic Football

312 010 113 x—izl 000 101 000 x— 2. _. ]Nova Scotia 211 100 401 0—10lQuebec

the 10-team bonsplel with fouri Nova Scotia wins and one loss were dcfend- * Brit. Columbia ing champion British Columbia,L

Cash. remained holdouts Detrmt Tigers' full squad opened spring training Tuesday. A

221 010 003 10—10 000 107 110 03—13

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Albexrvta ago MonCi‘On'StSUFprlS-l Alberta 000 002 010 1.. 4: N b bhflefivy] lraiinftall chased the ing ew i'unswic en ry. : Manitoba 210 101 031 2.11 ase a c u n o a converted . 003 m m o_ 7, STANDI 65

l haggler for its first workout. ‘1 oavito and Cash were not ‘ By THE CANADIAN PRESS permitted to put on their unl-

Ontario‘s q u a r t e t dropped ‘ p‘E]

into a tie with Saskatchewan

and Quebec for second place FOURTH ROUND

ELEGANT BUSH '1

CHOOSE LABOR CHIEF

WELLINGTON (APl—Arnold H. Nordmeyer, 31. has been se- lected by New Zeslsnd's par- liamentty Labor party to sue- ceed Walter Nash, 81. as the next leader of Labor opposi- tion in Parliament. The change- over takes effect April 1.

"scruffliest bunch players" he had prior to his club's five-game victory over Rings in the Cup playoffs. It was a differ- ent story Saturday night. as Kings whipped Hamilton 7-2 before 7,310 fans.

(Cf Whepbsto)

Coach Eddie Bush turned out in high but and tuxedo in Edmonton Saturday night to lead his defending Memorial Cup Hamilton Red Whigs in- to an exhibition game against the local Oil Kings. Bush is the man who “111 me m-

i ss the

of hockey ever seen

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l latter losin a close 9-7 match Quebec 41041°1°1x“12 canfldlan women? “’ng forms although the were in l , ‘lo Albertag Nova Scotia‘s Hali- Manitoba 001001030X— 5 championship standing alter Lakeland. The thirsd holdnut. 1 .for.pa”5 “d C°mp"15?ry paces fax squad lost 13-10 in an extra 5 NOWfQWdId 10" 010 020 x“ 4: “V0 mun“: shortstop Chico Fernandez. had 1 .01: We dance and men 5 and ‘3' end to Quebec's Montreal rink ' onlar‘o 1300303 0~12l “0‘ arrived herev l ‘dles Singles takes Plélce ‘0' to fall into third spot. All had No)“ 3"”"3' . 0012303000_ 9. .. . P w L General Manager Jim Camp- 4 l jmght- M 3-2 won-loss records. Br" commbm ‘20 001001 1" 6; Bm'Sh commb“ 5 4 ‘ bell signed centre-fielder Biilv ) .Compt‘lltl‘)“ 8915 Wide)” “a-V Newfoundland (1-4) and Man- PEI-L , 410100000x- 5' Alberta 5 4 1 Brubon just before the opening - .“fllh four 0f 51" meng‘ scl‘o‘fl itoba occupied fourth slot and Nova SCO‘la 00204123239441 NEW PYUDSWle 5 4 1 workout and reserve outfielder .f'lgure" and the 93‘“ {mal Prince Edward Island (0-5) re- Alberta 0301302010—ml Ontario 5 3‘2 Bob Farlev agreed ‘0 “m. m ‘ ‘Tl'llll‘sday.' . ‘ . mained in the cellarY $35.. ' (“30020101— 7 Saskatchewan 5 3 2 la telephone calL ‘. _ Titles‘ Will be dcc1ded l‘l‘ldHy Closest match of me eveumg x..d1cl not fimsh 5 3 2 . g 1“.“ 9“ Sing-195v Saturday mrround was Saskatchewan's 12-111 FIFTH ROUND Nova Scotia 5 1 8 l . ‘Iqe dance and Sunday for 18- win over Prince Edward Island‘omam'o 030110101x— 7. Newfoundland s 1 4 I Hawks SI n ll @185 Singles- it wasn't decided until the last‘Alberta 102003030 11— 9 Manitoba 5 1 4 l 9 ; l .rocks were thrown. ‘ ‘ Prince Edward Island 5 0 5 '1 . . ' l Also in the fifth round: Brit- , I D A crOSSbones cop fish Columbia blanked Manitoba I I " ‘ 116-0 and New Brunswick de- Second COnl'esl' ifeated Newfoundland 10-4. MONCTON (Cpl — Phn D011“ . It was a long day of curling. on, 21-year-old left winger with Souris Crossbones took a 20 for the 10 teams entered in the Monet” 113W“ Of t1" NOV! 4 lead in the Kin 5 County B round robin play as all curled 500"“ senior 3001‘” League. ‘ ‘finals Monday night when they three round to move past ' has 13"“ Signed '0 8 tryout ( defeated Murray Harbour Bruins the halfway mark in the four-l 10"“ by Chlcago BlaCk HEWRI ‘ 5-4 at Murray Harbour. day bonsplel at St. Andrew's ' of the National Hockey League. ‘ Scoring for the winners were Curling Club here. Damn, I 50- goal man with . iClaude peters 2' Carl peters 2 Tile c 'c is expected to en 4 Monoton. becomes the third I and B. Madmen ‘Thursday but playoffs, if neces.» Two Montague rinks remain ’ 102 $1010 000- 7 member of the league pennant- ) Mun-3y Harbour goals were‘sary. would be layed Fridayundefcated after two days .of D. ORourko (C) Winning team to be shaped by l by A. While 3 and B. Herring and the draw decided after the ‘play in the provincial Legion 030 020 304 240—1) Chicago's chief scout Bob Wil- I ‘1. ‘ninth round. ,bonspiel being held at Monta- 6 PM. 800- Rightwlnger Oscar Gaudct. l The third and possiblv {may Draw for the sixth round ‘gue this week. A.M- Donald (C) a 56-goal performer with Hawks I game of the series is 61".“ for today had Prince Edward 15- Doug McGowan and George _ 0101011l0103r— 9 and defenceman John Ford 1 snun-s tonight Start-mg at 830' land meeting Quebec; Nova Nicholson. both former provln- o. Nicholson (M) were signed to tryout forms 5 Referees Leroy Barnett and ‘ 59"“ Playlng Newfoundland: lcial winners. are tied on top of 020 004 000—10 earler. F .Brian Lewis handed out 14 New Brunswick playing Al-‘the heap. Six other rinks, includ- D. McGowan (M) Doiron is the fifth player in i l ‘ penalties eight of them going berta: Manitoba playing On-‘ing defending champ D ann y m 100 134 4.21 the NSSHL to sign with an NHL ‘ m the 10*“ .tarlo'and British Columbialo'Rourke of Charlottetown A Brooks (S) club. Bob Judge and Julien ‘1 .mectlng SaSkalChewan- ‘are still in the running with one 010 010 000 0— : Gagne. forwards with N e w ‘ . In the fourth round Tuesday‘sefback in the double knockout (Conceded slter io aids). Glasgow Rangers. were signed ‘ New Brunswick W0“ 0"" BI'll-lplay. Other quartets with only I P.M. _by Toronto Map]. Leaf, Mon, 9 I lsh Columbia 9 - 6. 0ntano:one setback are A. Brooks, Ad- M. Bell (c1 moan 21100—13 day. "' l . $111399: Eggfoulr‘iariilgflféb 12 l-zgfldie MacDonald, M. Bell. B. Hunter (6) 000201001 1— 5 Doiron. converted from a Alberta defeated Saqk tah y' . iStewart. P. Sinclair and D. 0' (Omneded after 10 ends). centreman to left wing this 508- w ? 10.7 and Nova Semi, mfg“; 'lerke- A, Love to) 0m m 000 out— 0 son. also has 54 assists with'his m l AMHERST (C?) RI k off Prince Edward Island 143; l SIX team-s we" kmcked °“t (" SW“ (C) 50 goals for 104 points. Slxlh H lBlack ea} fullback 7 (11 fit Best game of the four-fir!of the mm“ m the “gm t° 10° 2'” 101 ml“ ' “She” ‘“ the “WP-team 1935‘"- u ‘ ' ‘ cofrmfic .51; round was New Brunswick's games?“ thick)?" .33,“ A M‘ A A . *3“ 1) :Mount Allison University Moun- upset. 0"" a" Champion Han“ slaying; PorfiwArthur.p%nt--l