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     2-Covehesd. J. O'Brien K 9 0 Watson, Billy Goold. Joe lapinc. O'WkW- 30"hGmm9- x- w”49n- 509959 79"” 
     
     i .  en Watson sGoa1 Gives Hm    -mi "mm M” W”  7-we Wm 
     
     , .C.A.F. Hoop Team In My ,, n, K, M, W, ........... , , ,,,, 
     
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     ' W' O 'bb' (:41:  'w i , M o l Since  lost their first Period P:';e;;;;1ty?e”-"Id Mnmeu ma 3'1?;ul!1?;tv) 50914 "nu 
     
     68'63 111  A les Pe"”"'” - M” '  '6     i::Sic.hnscl:i)1reei:lsec0i)oi1owhiiriiaii::vo;::l sumwlnr Penalty-Hayes . . . 
     
     Second Period 15 h First Period " Third Pcrloil 
     
     -'m'-m-w--r-r-- A 1 ' ,'o',h' '!;h',,3,'dVi,',"”," W” "hit: "1" 1-Halifax Campbell 9-Glace Bay Miller 
     
     The R. 0. A. F. bllkeibl-ll Mm    4--C0V9h9!d- 4' 0'3?” t     villthiri four miiiut:se.m ' 8:” (Ford)  ' M”91'W"")  9-" 
     
     more into the win column in the (K. MacDonald) ,' Then Watson wow, the wmmr 3-Gisoe Bay, Mill lo-Glace Boy. Mcxenzis 
     
     lslsnd Basketball League int I5-Coveheud, J. O'Brien i ..... on I power may 5” up by Ne” (Mocrsoken, Burege) .. (Verrier)  OM 
     
     mm by defeating the Abbies sa-   k 1 1 (H, MacDonald. L. MacMlllan) d 48 h H t M Ammo I-cvlwe Bay. Mecraoken 1!-Halifax. Ford 
     
     53 in a. lmrd fought. over-time gum r ' 6-Covehead. K. MacDonald GLACE BAY. N. 5. (GP) exen PW" ” 0 i 8051” MY ”' ' (K, Watson) .  114 (Watson, Lepinsl ....... nu 
     
     gt the BD.U. Gymnaisum, (H, Macponaid) Watson's goal in the closing min- fggekliii game D0” LWHW" hmdf Halifax - Goal: MicMeekin; de- 4-Halifax, LePins 12-Halifax, King 
     
     The cegms playedtossi-50-drew Th. Coven”: hwy”; dare E d 7.covei-ind, J. oim-1" utes gave Glace Bay Miners 3 7-6 WY - fence; Bloom, Hayes. LePine, Mc- (ooold, McPhee) .  14.06 (Hayes. lauffman) ....... IIAI 
     
     It me end of retulal-Ion time. In the York Range" 7.1 In t I hit? (K. Macljongld) Win Wednesday over the league- 5'-"die Mme? Ind K91! WNW” Lsughlln: forwards. Wet.-inn, Ford, 5-Glace Bey, Bonhomrne is-Glace Bay, K. Watson 
     
     the five minufgg over-M.l'!11rO R.ieh- g Lam” Hockey um: nagt mg panama gg None. leading gamnx Auanuc, in 5 M”. led thle attack witili two gonI!ls each. Campbell, Lauffman. King. Bow- (Varrier. McKenzie)  i'l.32 (Amadio)  10.8 
     
     mohd. high scoring bl?” "Porn; Forum. I Mme Major Hockey League game. and m Mclfenz e, Gin e 3323- ness, Goold, McPhee, Hollett. 6--Glace Bay, Watson Penalty-Burem 3. 
     
     forward scored three ten :Jn First Puma Third 'Pe:-od The Minem mg twice after my- ammo and Bill Mccrsc on go I! Glace Bay-Goal: Lookl-la.rt; d.e- (Mocracken, Miller) . .. 19.07 Stops. 
     
     ilIacNauzhton one to give e r- Licovehead K Ma D Id 8-Covehead, J. 0Brien ing 3. 4-2 lead in the first period, others. fence. Hinchberger, Amedio, Ver- Peinelties: K. Watson 19.46, Me- MbMeelrin .. ..  la 18 1'1-dd 
     
     mPn the extra points. . . c one Pensltiu - None. ouisksied Halifax badly as they The Halifax scorer-I were Billy tier, Buregs. forwards. Joss, Mc- Laughlln 19.46. ' lockhsrt     lo ll 14-D 
     
    
   
   
    
     FEBRUARY 12. 1953 . . TF3 GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN ' PAGE SEVEN 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The short-stalfed lobbies nve .s m 
     
     do-or-die effort in the second half. 
     
     They trailed 38-15 at the end of 
     
     the first half but led by Donnie 
     
     Ma.cLean and GBOPW 50839105917 
     
     the come roaring back in the find 
     
     twenty minutes to make up the 
     
     23 points deficit. 
     
    

    
     Richmond led the Air Force M- 
     
     tank with 26 points. Mscmviizhton 
     
     of the Air Force was runner-up 
     
     with 11. ' 'l 
     
    

    
     Dolmle MacLea.r. was the high 
     
     1.. or!'l' of the game with 21 points 
     
     from his 13 field goals and one 
     
     free throw. George Scontlebury 
     
     lCUl'0d 19 on six field souls and 
     
     59l'0ll free thPOWl- 
     
    

    
     Tile Al:-bias dressed only five 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Murray 
     
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     0.S.S. Hoop 
     
    
   
   
    
     leam Defeats 
     
     RSjL43to20 V 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Queen square school bu- 
     
     kiaimll team defeated Prince 
     
     sum School 43-20 last night in i s , " 
     
     an Interscholastic game at the "V f f e v: ,. i e. . .. , 6 "lg!" 
     
     Holy Name Hall. ' . s 
     
    

    
     Bernard MscDom.ld was high 
     
     scorer for the winners with 14 
     
     points followed by Jim McQu.srrie 
     
     with .10. Rollie Lea oi Prince 
     
     street hurl illne. 
     
    

    
     Lineups: 
     
    

    
     Qs.s.-Moquarrie 10. Lmdrimn 
     
     I. McDonald 14. Mocionnell 11, 
     
     anlth 0. Veil 0. Lecluir 0. Gel- 
     
     lsnt 0. 
     
    

    
     P.s.s.-Les 9, Ward 5, Peake 0, 
     
     llvboilii 4, Mobeod 0. Ladner 0, 
     
     McKay 0. Jay 0. H. Mecboan 0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Only 4 Teams In 
     
     Abegweii Hoop 
     
     league Playoffs 
     
    
   
   
    
     Only four teams will be allowed 
     
     in the play-offs of the Abegweit 
     
     Basketball League, it was decided 
     
     yesterday afternoon at a meeting 
     
     of the league executive. The firlt 
     
     end fourth and second and third 
     
     place teams will meet in the semi- 
     
     iinhh of the play-offs. 
     
    

    
     it was rilso decided thst the 
     
     captains of all teams must submit 
     
     I lineup of their eligible plnyers to 
     
     League President Wendell Gillis 
     
     before ssturdsy noon. nbruuy 14. - 
     
     Only players whose names on sub- 
     
     lnltled will be eligible for further 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dlny. Teams must floor at least five i i i o r 
     
    

    
     l-nrmbers for n. gnme or forfeit the r 
     
    

    
     ooniut and they mny not use piny- 
     
    

    
     mi of another team. ' - 
     
    

    
     A third section of league play us i . . m 0 O 
     
     p . 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     drawn up. The second Slintd, who 
     
     Played the first eight gurnes did not 
     
     wish to play in the third section 
     
    
   
   
    
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