etsvrn TEAMS NOW ELIMINIATED 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown rinks skipped by 
     
     Dr. Wendall MacDonald and 
     
     Frank Acorn were the only two 
     
     rinks to come through the second 
     
     day play unbeaten. as I more 
     
     rinks fall by the wayside in the 
     
     P.E.l. Curling championships be- 
     
     ing held at the Summerside Cur- 
     
    

    
     - ling Cluli. 
     
    

    
     Dr. Mat.-Donald. gunning for his 
     
     fourth straight title. won two yes- 
     
     terday to run his string to four 
     
     without defeat. Frank Acorn also 
     
     picked up two victories and now 
     
     has a 3-0 record. 
     
    

    
     Every other team in the hon- 
     
     sniel has been beaten at least 
     
     once and only nine of the 20 start-: 
     
     ing rinks are still in the running- 
     
    
   
   
    
     E.l". Acorn 10 
     
     mo lt)I 40210:-if 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Charlottetown rink of D.H. 
     
     Saunders and the Summerside 
     
     rinks of G..l. Hayes and Earl Can- 
     
     non were eliminated from champ- 
     
     ionship competition via the double 
     
     knockout route. in the first two 
     
     rounds of play yesterday. Herb 
     
     Matthews put the Hayes rink out 
     
     and the DI. Ede foursome from 
     
     the RCAF eliminated the Cannon 
     
     Rink in the 0.00 draw. Saunders' 
     
     Charlottetown rink was ousted by 
     
     the Atkinson rink of Charlottetown 
     
     in the round that started at 11 
     
     noon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Results in the first two roundsi 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ,, toiiohiro BACK 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN 4TH 
     
    
   
   
    
     Buhby Dowiing's Montague Prim- 
     
     roses. desperately battling for that 
     
     that fourth and last playoff spot 
     
     in the island Senior Hockey Lea- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ! MOVE INTO FOURTH 
     
    
   
   
    
     Primroses Defeat Saints 
     
     8-4 In Island Loop Play 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltrom well out. Saints hit for two in 
     
     la row after that with Miner Mac- 
     
     lDonald t-onnnecting after a solo 
     
     effort at 9:25 anti flay Gionetl 
     
    
   
   
    
     fen.se- Macltae. MscLure. Longs- 
     
     pliie. Coyle: Forwards. Dowling. 
     
     Ketch. Landry. Arsenault. Hughes 
     
     ltiacLean. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -by sinking the Rangers 8-5 at 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nine Mile Creek 
     
     Dumps Rangers 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs went 
     
     one game up on the Lot 10 Jun- 
     
     gers in their island A.A.U. of C. 
     
     intermediate "3" playoff seriu 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL tCPl 
     
     Maple Leafs out-hustled and out- 
     
     played Montreal Canadiens Thurs- 
     
     day llllht. winning 2-1 on first 
     
     period goals by Dickie Duff and 
     
     Rudy Mlgsy to get on the winning 
     
     side for the first time in mi 
     
     games. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Leaf victory. before l3.702 
     
     shocked Montreal fans. lifted Tor- 
     
     onto back into fourth place in the 
     
     National Hockey League race over 
     
     New York Rangers who lost to 
     
     Detroit. 
     
    

    
     Jean Beliveau's second-pcrlodl 
     
     goal. his 21th of the season. wasn't 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Etedeque rink last night. 
     
    

    
     The Bulldogs were led on the 
     
     offensive by Charlie Macbougall 
     
     who found the range for five big 
     
     goals. Singles went to Forble Tay- 
     
     lor. A. MacDonald and M. Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     --, Torontoidroppad further behind the lead- 
     
    
   
   
    
     itng Detroit Red W . 
     
    

    
     Except for a few spurts lav 
     
     Montreal. the Leafs were in com- 
     
     mand all the way. When Cans- 
     
     diens did penetrate deeply goalie 
     
     Ed Chadwick halted them. The 
     
    
   
   
    
     lone goal that beat him was s 40- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tooter winged by .Be1iveau. 
     
    

    
     Dutf scored his lilrd goal of the 
     
     season at 3:31-of the first period. 
     
     smacking in the rebound of 
     
     George Armstrong's 25-foot drive. 
     
     Migay made it 2-0 at 12:30 with 
     
     his llth of the season. it was an 
     
     lll'la 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maple Leafs Out-hustle 
     
     Canadians For 2-1 Win 
     
    
   
   
    
     aeiimu picked up Dollard St. 
     
     Lsiirenrs relay and let drive. 
     
     Summary 
     
    
   
   
    
     First period: 1. Toronto. Dull 
     
     (Armstrong. Baum 8:31: 2. Tor- 
     
     onto. Migsy 12:30. Penalties: 
     
     Resume 0:35. Pronovost ill:2l, 
     
     .lo:2i. Moore two minors 13:24. 
     
     Barry Cullen 13:24. 
     
    

    
     Second period: 3. Montreal, Bel- 
     
     iveau (st. Laurent) 11.42. Penal- 
     
     ties: Barry Cullen 4:05. Kennedy 
     
     4:20. Marshall 4:20. Migay it-51 
     
    

    
     Third period: Scoring: None. 
     
     Penalties: Mlgay lzil. Balm 9 23. 
     
     lieliveau 15:18. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ssisted goal immediately after 
     
    
   
   
    
     - - v -; . ' s. o - -. l' ' H :h -. - b h d D'l- Sal t :- Goal- Sh bed; Do- E”l'""- enou for Canadlens to or k a or -oft. Stops 
     
    

    
     "" me ”"”""'””5"'”' mmday H” as mo" '.'Z'5...'y”l'T-"'1'. iii.  sArL::la folfgpltgfiile aiifniugiitswucs lgliayiilg reuse-"M. MacDorfBid;r Hache. "3 5"""3'"3." "”"d ""99 "ll mag:-pl-cc deadlock wlthcaBos- a hlrlnetrealh sinste so-I came It Chadwick --------- -- 7 ll 15-5” 
     
     ; hI:'l'ont1';E'-1.1:4'f';f?"r::;':d"l'E::f Ml us. last night. two men short and Saints had onsl llahsr. Murphy; Forwards - 9" E”"3';:"h”l"u51:'”':f,m'” "5 ton Bruins and the Montrealers 17:42 of the second period when Plsnte ............ .. to 7 L21 
     
     .' - - ' - - -- ' s. 
     
    

    
     wmown rm” dipped by Clmyal Hay” Is) The victory moved the Prim- player sitting! in the penalty box. ulionst. llt:y.wi..;rnsy.KDsvey. J. Taefeagleiepl forgome gzmir wen -....- 
     
    

    
     MacDonald. Bill MacNeill a nd ooi 2n oio mi.. 1 "'3'-' ""9 '9" P"'?”.”l0" 0' '""'”l. .,C' ”'"3 '3 "'9 ”"”'d ""'”'” 239 ”"aB' "' ""' M” Art Perry and B. Cailbeck. nae HUNT8 ma 
     
    

    
     Doug Cams,” each have 2,” H Mann”; M, place as Saints slid into the cellar ii ipped a nassout In Hsrlt-y Mac- uuigan. urns. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The win also gave the Prim- 
     
     roses a fighting chance to make- 
     
    
   
   
    
     marks. the same as Bruce Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lean anti, aftt-r bouncing the puck: Referees:- Leilli Jay. Don Whol- 
     
     Wiiiiam's and B.F. Hunter's Sum- 
     
    
   
   
    
     zwnm 302 Ho"; off the post with his first shot, all. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Bantam, Poperweighi Tourneys 
     
    
   
   
    
     BELFAST (Reuters)-Five ltAl-' 
     
    
   
   
    
     . 5 tier aircraft arrived Thlll'stIil)' 
     
     mama. mm. Ag, M.cD.m.i.y, H.R MacNeiIl tci the izlayofffs. Marl-can pounced on there-boundi WMM-"W   Are Scheduled For Safurda tdm reinforce operations against 
     
     Mnmum mime. .1", h" I Hi on 202 00. mg. .. tosch Dowling led the way for to but it home for the final saol, First Perlod:- Montague I.an- Y 1.-inn Republi Army ten-anti; 
     
     record. lllrut-e Macwiliisms lSt lllll Pi-imi-03"? "ppm; mm, mm. or the game. fdry lD0WlllIK- M8CLlll'Cl,,2-103 3- whose latest blow was stru--k 
     
    

    
     Fm" summmde mks mm. oo2 oio iio snip 1lRollI-three in the first periofi- ('HAT'l'ER  saints never be: Montague Dowlini; (I-onsanhlm   rm, samday a. spa”, Arenay pi.-,,..,u . Hafnpshifg V. york, Wednesday night against a Brn- 
     
     rhulouelnwn Mn RC (F and y . and helping to set up another. Big. fore looked so lifeless Prcssl Ketch) 2.50; 3. Montague Dow- local officials in charge of Minor om.-gals . it-in the (ouowmg af-Illih Territorial Army camp at Loti- 
     
     lwn Albermn- rmh- -Ha-V; R” Earl (,annon tSt -Hick Landry beat Earl Shepherdlhox reports said that thi-y lindlliiig (Ketch! 7.18; 4. Montague - 9 Hockey are planning a big day gmals kind1y,.epo..Hu.nesshnwn., (mnderry, They will he usctl to 
     
     hem eliminated mm; wmpemmn V ' gfllll 000 Ht) mtg 8 twice while defenseman Merl; ink". "um -,i physical beating in .)owling tMacLure. Ketch) 12.07.   of hockey. in the morning city gm 3 mg .. vim, Muiugm mu help police and troops track doun 
     
    

    
     H" continue. lad”. - D.l-Eds tRt.Al- I202 2” 000 M0 p ?.:n?:rl)f:Ii: land Harley MacLesn fthe game against U.N.B. Satti:-j ”Pehnalge)s:-C Ciryle tmlscooditct). 'Bn:ntaurns will play tlirougihlan ellIi- pl-ed Bu;-kg, hllrII'ld'X'l.II raiders. 
     
    

    
     The D.F. Ede rink from the " g 205- I I idsy. and that may have been e ac e . oye. na on ournarrien an in t e945 amp -, 531,-, v A, and  
     
     l.f'..A.F. Club. the F-L Christmas 2 (noon) 5"” '"””3 '”'" "'V""'d ”""' "W"  Shin" I" "-"B"-V 0" 5""'"l '""'l'""' 5- ”""'f9""-sulilhliiiiiizair rinSi?huelhlnfeel'!:iaet;: '"'y ""'""""" "d ""”'g "-'"- "9""-V F'3"'W1h'"- - 
     
     rink "mm the Mme club and the mug Cammm ml Lv between Jean Lemay, Minor liveliest it-am in the it-agun .. )lon- aims. Lemay (My MacDonald. aw ..C.. league game pla ed I. City Paperweights teams will ; Hm amp )1 gm Reid ",5 .i.,h,, LONDON (Reuters) .. HI'll.?ll!l 
     
     Herb Mmhem rink (mm Mbep 020 mu no mxig nnlliacbonald. Gerald Murphy and tague now has 14 good rllunrc of lahart 10.47; 7- Saints- Murphygmomague last mum Phi; W" strut their Stuff b9'0I'0- WP lmllfl lint-is. will go ahead with plans for l'.il- 
     
     mn were an W. M” 0, Championg E F Mum m, 'Rny Gionet. taking a playoff spot Saints Hachel 18.44; it. Montague- Dow dean throughout ma V" (as: at least a lot of intcrestcfi par-312 35 pm lieroy Barnett and clear tests on Christmas Island in 
     
     Imp compnmun in mg 3 owock - 202 ml ma MK-43 ll PENALTIES two remaining games are against mg tLandryl 19.14. 3' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ents. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Following is the day's schtdiilc. ' 5.00 p.m. Leroy Barnett 
     
     s.oo - ass - A. Bantams - o.s.s.i Jimmy Poulton. 
     
    

    
     Aces vs Q.C.H.S. Royals. Ar-11 
     
     rows. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     the South Pacific this summer de- 
     
     spite Japanes protests, the for- 
     
     eign office announced Thursday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rune” Lem! Jay Brian lllaccormat-it. 
     
     Whelan handed out it 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montague 
     
     in ' " 
     
    
   
   
    
     by times. Although Murray Har- 
     
     bor won by a safe margin Sum- 
     
     merville was always a threat. 
     
    

    
     I. SUMMARY 
     
    

    
     'lrst Period:- 1- Murray Har- ,. 
     
     bar south" D. Darby (A. Hume): 8.35 - 9.10 - B. Bantams - Q.S..&- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and llon B.Y.('. and Suinmerside .. 
     
     penalties. 
     
     920 009 201 910... g were given 7 of them. 
     
     A.G. Mai-l)onalti -Mu ,- 8 nllsconduvl to 
     
    

    
     1,” 212 Mo "ugly Coyle in the first period. 
     
     Saints lacked the dash and fire 
     
    
   
   
    
     and I o'clock rounds. B.!'. Hun- 
     
     ter's foursome eliminated the 
     
     Ede rink. and J.E. Morrison out- 
     
     sted the Matthews rink. and Bruce 
     
     Macwilllams and his mates drop 
     
    
   
   
    
     B.Y.C. 
     
     ;will he really shorthanded against 
     
     Summcrslde At-es tonight  Mer- 
     
     .lnt' rill Plncau and Arnold iiiuiiius' 
     
     will not make the trip due to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Penalties:- Landry. Roy. Dow- 
     
     ling. 
     
    

    
     Third Period:- 9- Montague- Lan- 
     
     dry lMacLure) 4.40; 10. Saints -M 
     
     MacDonald 9.25: 11. Saints - Gloo- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Harry Dickie tSt 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     M H. Ch -g k I l ' 4 exams at S.D.l'.  Parkdale and st tliachet 'l.'l..'l2; i2.'Montague' 2. 5 -H A G. V Bombers vs Q.C.H.S. l'Vliu'Iwiiirls  I A d    
     
     :'h.mph:nlhlpr';l'a'')l'-” "" mm l).ll. baiiuriers -( t p I that has been the chief t-liaractcr- Montague plny Tucsdoy night at MacLean tHuizhes. Lnyle) 14.0.1 3. M"u"::tgrV;”(;,bnr s21ua(fE:;i?;I:';'c 9,10 . 9,45 . ti nantamc . Q C." 5  n e 
     
     m M 0, H", 3 ,,.,.,,,,k 200 A01 0'" WP 7- We of the collar: sound In Ieaizuc, the Arenranii the Flyers will be Penalties:-Hiiglles. Ketch. Kane ,.mdiM,. g M r I Regal, H. 5,. pk. n,.ya1,y . e - 
     
     re ts and . . . .4 u ray Ha bor 
     
     w p .1 7H.(.. Atkinson ICI play. Primroses outskated and at Summerslde Monday  Frank Loyle. g h H F . (Tsnuck:      
     
     k; ''"'k """'d' """ " M" 03 mom l4l---ls. outplayed them all the way andiltoper who has been ailing will Stops '"?::w'l'le;c'?l9'rl!:Wh9l. 5- Su.m- Hg lo-I-1 D Bamamg SM" 
     
     ws: . .. ,v,- -- ; - - -. oresey.  - '-  , 
     
     STANDINGS l(were richly deseriing of their iic-. be back ln'aclIon next.wee.k. Dillon . 1.1 I I2n.'l4 peumu. Jenkimv Colts vs winners of A .. . QUEBEC ,Cp,mMn"u.m, Cale. has Wm H...” and mu M, whit, 
     
     -1.00 pm ' "r-V- Moiitagut-.- Gnal- Dillon. l)e- Shepherd ll ll 5-” g d P .g , 10.1) . 10.55 - E. Bantams. winners - - - 
     
     . W 1. M0 1 i. I - - '"'”" ""”d' 5- MW”) "3" . .. .. tloma and Thetford Mines Thurs- the St. Maurice Vsllcy cutry has 
     
     D.F. 1-.tie. . , g , 4 ll atlufran up-a ti t-ad in boy so m..w H 1 - 7 M of '8 vs winners "C ' 
     
     (R F) 000 l 001 ixx 2 W10 ”'”Do"d1d lc) 4 0 the first period and increased it to 7 u ' an 3" ' urny d3-V 3'-'w"'"9d hr their munh ' 2'2 mc"d' 
     
     CA 0 0 ( ” Duck Acorn (Cl 8 0 5.0 1 H, d - I H”b" S”"""'w' H""l'-3 5- Ml-"' "'00 ' moo ' Midge” f Maya" ' .onsecutive victories as Quebec's J. H. Darby's Baie Comeau rink 
     
     ' '- ”"""' J F M - S) s i " ' "M" ”'””d b”'' - ray Harbor South-- R Munn- to City I-ensue - Abbles vs Royals - i. i in n the lower St Lawrence won 
     
     .5, ,3, W 10,, ,xx 1,  omson 4 Saints were able to find the mark. 5 in E D ' '- ' 1,00 , 1235 , F Bamm , win, provincial curllns e mm on P 0m - 
     
     Cliff Mat-Donnltt mi 1 l 5,3,,” picked up ,m,,h,, mu ,uTT.uV E ' "h (R M” hers ,'..D.. V; - r M NFC?! tiered the halfway msrit. its second game by defeating W. 
     
     cm, Mmnmaid (C, Bruce Macwiiuam; (S) 2 1 that bu. nu, primms" gm mm ''"5- "1 M"""'Yg”l"ll0l' 50"”l' 5 ”l 5 ' w""f9. 5 ' Kcn wcldon's Caledonia crew Trscys Arvlds quartet 13-11. The 
     
     029m0i1.ioxm5 Bill Mac-Neill :0 2 i one back and took 3 6.2 lead 0 t, "a"""' lNl"h”"e)- ”- M""'5Y "'3' '  ' Pap'5””mmS 'A' roasted to an I-asy 15-4 win over Lake St. .lohn team now has lost 
     
     I L Mat-litmaltl l('i Doug (Tamcron itti 2 Ln; me .-,..u,nd The (W... .93 u l Harbor soutli-- B. Hcrrlng.: i2. P-5-S-.T'3"5 V5 59- Pk R"3'a"7 A. Lnwry'.: Goldfields rink rep- four straight. 
     
     l ' .10! no 100 mx -l1 MP. MacDonald IM) 2 ll split fotlr goals in the finale ms Mum” H""”'' S"""''' 3: """" B'"'b"d”' . resenlinll Northwestern Quebec Robert Hawkins” Town of Mount 
     
     BF. Hunter mu 2 I 1-nmmm A how ' mum"; 13' s""'m"""' ' M- 1'05 ' 4'35 ' P”Pe”''''''Khq'5 ' 5' while W. H. Smith's Eastern Royal rink. bouncing back after 
     
     Ll. Morrison is) out of Competition nick Landry "V, m, Prim. D"""' . w'K"' Hawks "  Leak Townships foam. winner last year two opening-day defeats, won its 
     
     000 40! 01'! "ill ---9,-n.H. Saunders tC) 1 2 ,.,,se, (hm Hm gm, win," he- ;;:'l:I'";';d;:lV- ilqllrrlh;-rm H I'3;:'”'(g'05Hawkl;a5:"z”g3g"5L';a;;- or the provincial title. had an secondl3g4ama Thursday. Grunnihit 
     
     litMlth' IAD Hn--k- 5) 1 2- -. 4 . J - U .V at   -, ll 1' 'd l Dnups scoresgans uy - 
     
     " ' mm M, 1..., 1; 41., -,,",,,,",.f-, , 2 ”'C'”d "9 39"”-V ””W'!"” '9” 5 The Charlottetown Guardian. Friday. Feb. 15. 1956 bar south-- Ht. Fraser uiumei 5-00 - 5-30 - PBPVFWHW ' D-' :;lT:.:'yliL:ii'ick'nl'einkn tidy; msouiii-'mieux' Danville rink. represent- 
     
     " kl 5 bound and hit the cords from c -- - - 
     
     Maitht-ws ill) 1 2 - " 1 '5' ""19 " M D"'"'- 15- P'S"s' Falmns "5 Mm” ('”h5' wcstcrn ucber 12-4. - in the second Eastern Townships 
     
     about five feet out Before the 13 - Q 3 
     
     :.loii pills” mp "WM-, I 1 minme mark of "'4' Mm-1d Wu.    Sirrrimelavllle-id  Msclliachern.  5-0”! ',,Al?,3P""l'?'3'"5  Goldfields has it 04 mark and region. Dsnvllle now has a 1-3 rer- 
     
     , a " series ch I , (RCAF) 1 1 . . Ina rs: . ruin, inner o vs winner o H .-.k h , I d 1 t 0",. 
     
     1!. Campbell (ah m M ' g,,r,,.',,;"T3, 9 3 l'::::”:m3”"g"'f ;i',"f9f:h::': ll';"”.' ..mm..m...m.........m..: 6-:10 - 8-31'0"-lcljaperwfishti '- 1.1:); ,h','.:,'.( as M" 0" n 0' winner at the four-day bonspirl 
     
     " Haye is) 0 2 I ' - wan" ” " 3” "n" " . Most lopsided match thus far in will represent the province in the 
     
     Gerry lays-e tan Chrkll rm 0 2 ll;:Wde"Bel::I:le)g Ig(l,l!l;g.l.:,2'Ie'f:l'lllawWl:le1lE I   5.3) - 7.30 - Practice Junior me mnwm Came in the munh camdiu curling chllnpkjnshna tn 
     
     WW fl "7 or. Campbell us) on 2 ,,,, mind ghepherd ,, 250' ' Wiles ' '”-''Cl' "”!8-'- round when Alf Mulh'a Quebec Kingston. 0nt.. March 4-7. Weldon 
     
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     1;) 3.10150 3oo..1g- an ousan mg per ormance or - wt 1 r-En . .- f .-V. ' ' , ' 
     
     Iarry Dick-is tl)   tIhe3Priss;ros;si,bset tug: Dovrviiinghst 21::-rt"gll,lulltlll:n:0ItI,I::lbtgingcotr: .. 1'?" " ” mnn” ” Riiierrs Club. Muths team now 1053. 
     
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     t rth a pl 'ih M L P""”l" 0' 109- ' ' - - ' . 
     
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     m m m nx-M "N 7 "5" 7 P" W"' 7 "” iiii7:i'iiil:1'hiif-'iiii:oihaiVl!i:'m'hykiif ilFTl'lf)lT mm t-or-ii. Howe's Red Sullivan's first period tally "Won 1'-'Inlrw'” '- " A3: ””””- Pu” "935" i N O T I C E 
     
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     ' 9' O: ,;:?:':l:,':',, P'sw5' Ilzrwtkt outstretched leg of Shepherd into 3.1rd goal of the season with four but Detroit wiped it out and want "-11- VGHPY-H  -. 97 caunzmu mpt -. gust.-aim . 
     
     '5' ”k'""''' lei ' ' 5' 9-. ' ' the corner of the net minutes in plsv gave Detroit Red ahead with goals by Bucyk and Lmllll V95"! - cxploferg hgvg mndp mp first 
     
     "'0 9'” M" o”7 ' ..T.L"' v.'.P;S....m.LS' summit -lean Lemay broke.the ice for Wings a 3-2 ivictorv ovrr New Delveccllio. R"5”"""d V9""Y--  deep penetration into the Antort--' ' - - 
     
     5': M'”"'l'"”' i5' N H L  Saints by kackhsnding Miner Mac- York it a ngers in a National Ron Murphy tied it late in the. W-In Cl'0CkI?tt--- - up mountain, named fast yen.-i MIlfOII HOHICTS bill WI" 'ICV. I. Mo T- 
     
     0" ml ml ””7" ' ' ' Donald's rebound under Bob Dll- Hockey League game Thursday !ecI'lnd.P91'l0d L0 Bel thl Sill!-' 501'  1;':8”s:-- - after Prince Charles. ' . 
     
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     'Jh nu,-hm” ,C) Montreal II 17 10 101 118 04 Murphy picked up Ray Haches n.-ir..u',u land in mi points, hlglp First period: 1. New York. Sul- " " mm 
     
     1,103,,” ,,,.,,n Boston 27 11 to 144 us 64 pass and raced down the ruzht est hold by any club In the NHL livan tBathgatet lzotl; 1. Detroit. 5”" V”'”Y-- - - - -- 5." an 31,00 nfum. 
     
     Edison waits 
     
     . Toronto 17 25 18 120147 47 sidehio beat Dillon with it high shot this spasnn, Buryk tnineenl 19:00. Penalties: Arthur Bmwu""' "  l' 
     
     III MaoNelli tt'I New York in 1 lo lttll I75 46 to t e s on side. Ti, (1 I 1 ti -d It ll. v. Prystai 4:33. B ,k 7:00. C ha ”   ' 
     
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     - Buhby Dowllns racked up his Toronto which grabbed a 2-! Vi! Second period: 3. nmou, Del- s:"l'dw9"”"--  
     
     fourth in the last minute of the tory over Canadians in MnnLrea.l, vecchlo (Howe. Lindsay) 1:47; 4. was”   ' 
     
     IN   second as he picked the short side mm, who had nqglxlwf on Alex New York, Murphy (Creighton. Fmk V "","Y-- 
     
     while in close. nclvect-hlo's second - period goal Henry) 17:54. Penalties: Arbour '""'” 
     
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     ' third period, firing a high shot .lohnny Buryk dropped. a pass None. i ' i  vh:unn..... ,. ,   
     
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     their annual College Day. Several sswchuIt."...     . ..    '"'l"" "" '" ”"'V "d "" ' .  ' ' F Earle Taylor . . . . .. . . MONDAY and WEDNESDAY 
     
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     lon carting champion. cormneated further that they doubt lorl. . (hf;m'.fi "5""? 'r'?;mv:m' Ad. Maghu? '2” E3 ,3": 1' ch'f"' ice 2. E. MacNutt vs. Dr. Mac- 7- W- C- 100 Sports , 
     
     ships being staged at Winnipeg If he could ease Simmons back to Bruce Clair scored twice for; am.'1' ,,;,';l':ir: V.” K" ,d1M,'c Bec";.M.'cM;m " " Bmw''' H tyre. sh M Dial 4912 g 
     
     sursornr. which Rankine the A.ll.l.. Sarwchuk has been our the Jets as did D. Mu.-Lean H H1”; ,5, ' ' " ”' " '"'"" no , ,3 ,,,,',' ,4 . Ice 3. 1'. Illttmi vn. W.lt. -len- ' ” ' . . . .1, 
     
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