10 1110 Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 14. 1988., 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPORTS 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Bruins Leave Cellar 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOSTON Bruins have finauy vacated the cellar of the 
     
     National Hockey League. Arid the strange thing about the change 
     
     in premises is trhaat they owe it all to the leagueleadins Clllicaflo 
     
     Black Hawks. 
     
    

    
     'I‘hursda-y night, while a howilin-g blizzard was howling out- 
     
     aide. Boston Bruins deli ed their home fans by winmnig a 
     
     spectacular 2-1 decision over Billy Reay's dashing outfit. It was 
     
     supposedly a battle of Goliath and David with the popular Dave 
     
     Iubtluing the villain Goliath. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1*]-us hockev business can be strange Boston owns two 
     
     victories and one tie in their engagements with the high-flying 
     
     . Milt Schmidt's giang has just refused to be awed by ‘lie 
     
     power of Hull, Hay. Mikita and the rest of the high 50-‘V1118 band- 
     
    

    
     The last time these teams met in Chicago. Bruins had a 2-1 
     
     advantage with only seconds remaining. They were forced to 
     
     settle for a 2-2 tie when Bobby Hull's long screened shot beat 
     
     Ed .lohnston in the Boston cage. _ 
     
    

    
     Thursday night. Boston backers were fearing the same might 
     
     happen but this time. the Bruins held on to humble the mighty 
     
     \\'iml_\' (‘ity gang. The victor.V viii them two points uii mi the 
     
     llaplklss New York Rangers who were beaten once again in 
     
     Montreal. However. Bruins and_ their suPP0l'l€|'3 N935‘ 3°” 
     
     that Bruins have two big games In hand- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Red Wings Next? 
     
    
   
   
    
     .‘\‘I‘t\i‘ Briiinis trail fourth place Detroit Red Winxlsl by Mil)‘ 
     
     one point. \\lill Red Wings having that game in hand. Right now. 
     
     mp D-iroiiers are on the thin ice as these Bostonians become 
     
     playofi (‘i‘in\(‘inus. Personally we think the Bruins will easlll’ 
     
     make ll iliis season while Detroit and New York battle for fifth 
     
     and s xfh positions. 
     
    

    
     Bruins have another on the road Zhme l0hlEl‘l- Wl""" W97 
     
     visit ('an:idiens at Montreal Forum.. They could of course run 
     
     into trouble here but should the Canadiens stagger a llitilf-. 
     
     Schmidt and his crew will escape with two D0|"l-‘- M"3_"“’ '9 
     
     Ri—ll’l.'.'(‘l"S are at Toronto and they certainly lilllluld 30‘ 13"‘ 3")’ 
     
     ground on the Bruins this Saturday night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Eddie Powers. former NHL 
     
     referee. is making in huge suc- 
     
     cess as chief instructor of the 
     
     annual hockey school for re- 
     
     ferees and coaches. The two- 
     
     day sessions began yesterday 
     
     and will conclude this even- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     HOC-KEY sc:Hoi POPULR. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing with a dinner at The Char- 
     
     lottetown Hotel. Over 60 per- 
     
     sons are taking these hockey 
     
     instructions. including some 
     
     if-mm the mainland. Discus- 
     
     sion periods are proving high- 
     
     ly popular and the students 
     
    
   
   
    
     are firing questions galore at 
     
     Mr. Powers who is seen in 
     
     this photo second from right. 
     
     Others are James Fox. Char- 
     
     lottetown recreation director, 
     
     Dave Boswell, director of phy- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Leafs And Hawks Showing 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     slcal education and Clifford 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’Kip‘ 
     
     league official. Assisting Mr. 
     
     Powers in the instruction and 
     
     are Mr. Boswell. Jack Kane 
     
     and Wes 
     
    
   
   
    
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     By JACK HAND 
     
     lnted Preaa 
     
    

    
     Green Bay can stay alive In 
     
     the National Football League 
     
     race and Boston can clinch the 
     
     Eastern Division crown in the 
     
     American Football League to- 
     
     day In the first steps of a win- 
     
     -ner-take-all weekend. 
     
    

    
     The Packers need I victory 
     
     over the last-place 49ers at San 
     
     Francisco to retain it chance at 
     
     the Western Conference cham- 
     
     pionship. If the Packers beat 
     
     the 49ers and Chicago loses its 
     
     Sunday finale to Detroit Green 
     
     Bay would win the title. A 
     
     Packer tie and a Bear defeat 
     
     would set up I playoff. Either 
     
    
   
   
    
     Writer 
     
    
   
   
    
      -‘Green Ba 
     
    
   
   
    
     aGreenBaydefeatoraChi- 
     
     cagovlctorywouldwraplitup 
     
     for Be. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The two big ones Sunday find 
     
     Detroit at Chicago and Pitta- 
     
     biugh at New York. The Bears 
     
     are favored to whip the onrush- 
     
     ing Lion. The Giants. needing 
     
     to win or tie. are favored over 
     
     the Svteclers. who can win it all 
     
     in the Eastern Conference by 
     
     knocking off the Giants. 
     
    

    
     The AFL races could be de- 
     
     cided during the weekend. the 
     
     last full program for pro ball. 
     
     The NFL ends its regular sea- 
     
     son Sunday but the AFL will 
     
     have three games Dec. 22 be- 
     
    
   
   
    
       Packers Need 9 
     
      Victory To Stay In Hunt 
     
    
   
   
    
     weekend of President Kennecg-'. 
     
     assassination. 
     
     needln 
     
     lie to up 
     
     champion. 
     
     ship. The teams played a 24-24 
     
     tie a month ago at Boston 
     
     Buffalo and New Y 
     
    
   
   
    
     day 
     
     only a victory or a 
     
     p its first Eastern 
     
    
   
   
    
     04*. two 
     
     teams with 1 chance at that 
     
     Eastern crown if Boston fal- 
     
     ters, meet toda at New York‘; 
     
     Polo Grounds. Cookie Gilchrist 
     
     of the Bills is warning in on 
     
     another 1,000-yard season and 
     
     the Jets are without their No. 
     
     1 passer. Dick Wood. who is lost 
     
     éor the season with knee trou- 
     
     e. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sunny Isle 
     
     Loop Games 
     
    
   
   
    
     A c ti o it last Wednesday 
     
     night at St. Dunstan's rink in 
     
     the Sunny Isle Farms Hockey 
     
     League produced the following 
     
     results. 
     
    

    
     Mermaid edged Mount Al- 
     
     bion 3-2. Covehead. overpowered 
     
     Millview 7-1 and Southport wal- 
     
     loped Glasgow Road 10-1. 
     
    

    
     Tibbo, Bishop and Sweet scor- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ready' minor hockey ed for Mermaid and Kelly and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Donald drew penalties for the 
     
     -Buck‘; Tminon winners and Fraser served 
     
    

    
     two-minute sentence for the lo- 
     
     sers. 
     
    

    
     McCallum. with two goals. led 
     
     the Covehead attack against 
     
     Millview. Other Covehead scor- 
     
     ers were Malone, Birt. MacDon- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fraser dented the twlnes for den 
     
     Mount Albion. Proctor and Mac- - 
     
    
   
   
    
     cause it called off play on the 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMIMERSIDE Surmner- 
     
     siide J l.m'l.01l‘ Legionaiires beat Bar- 
     
     den Nationals 8-5 at Civic Stad- 
     
     ium last night in a Prince Coun- 
     
     ty League encoiiiniter before 
     
     about 460 fans. The Junioirs out- 
     
    
   
   
    
     strong in the final session. Jun- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘iouieds-iuuioendotmo 
     
    
   
   
    
     first period, 6-2 at and of second». 
     
     and Borden outscored the Leg- 
     
     ion team to two in the 
     
     final frame. 
     
     The Juvenile line of Paul Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Legionaires 
     
     Edge Borden 
     
    
   
   
    
     Williams fired two coimtiems. 
     
     brother Dannie one, Fred Des. 
     
     Roches. one. and Gabe Keough, 
     
     one. 
     
    

    
     Referees Red Grainvellie lid 
     
     Bob Sleigh handed out 21 minor 
     
     peinalties. the Junilioir getting 
     
     eleven of them. Charlie 
     
     Dougaill got I 10 miniinza mils- 
     
    
   
   
    
     bwkconductwitlitwonnlnimeata 
     
    
   
   
    
     goiniiiegama. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMARY 
     
    

    
     First Period — 1. JimIlcn._ 
     
     P. Maowilliams (A. Gaudet. D. 
     
     Martin) 5.01; 2. Juniors- 
     
     Gaudet (B. Per-ry. P. M‘aic~Wil- 
     
     llams) 11.36; 4 Borden 
     
    
   
   
    
     x. 
     
    
   
   
    
     h cl b aid. G_reg_ory and Maclntyre. Williams. Al Gaudct. and Bob DesRoohes 1a.4ii. Penalties .L 
     
     30* °"5°""° " 5, h _" l at my ,§ingivi;1i;»rkig§'riigggmgcoreoig Perry continued to new the 3-m:?:fJiit>bel1. a. xeouaa. 
     
     ;:\' L f_ m cm roiided tihat grea t ri er a - - _ J .~ g u l e. 
     
    

    
     s€lill‘l"(l‘:f l’ll2l‘iia_‘.llla 8-bolflageot D.’ (iv a esp rwo a m e n r W Covehead drew the game I only ;‘:‘;"3m‘c£’e‘: °‘ “'9 3 second peflod _ 5_ L_ Gan”. 
     
     outfit: {ten-eeasily the pick of the league‘ Both‘ following Sam!‘ Penal‘)? d ' “p  1.36; 6. Borden — Don M‘.aicWtll- 
     
     dafi‘ awn“ Wm, Sunday mom-ies. Leaifs easily handled Red Jenkins. Duffy. Sheidowl afn and helped with two, MacW:.l- llamas; (A. Cutcl1f'fe_ W. Leardl 
     
     Wines in Dc-ti~nit and Hawks blanked Canadicns in ClilC3E"- 3! THE CANADIAN PRES‘ .‘3b_0_ul, _TmlaCli and smvthe were. He d ep a rfed immediately! Toronto will be in Boston sun- Herman 93°“ 5901'“ I P3?“ 01' hams once and assisted 13.34; 7. Juniors — D. Gaudiet 
     
    

    
     But after this. strange thins! l“1PP*‘-“°‘l- R” “"3” l""°d'd Wilt’-ll TOFOMD Maple Leafs criticizing the local press. They ‘after for his Montreal offlces.lday. other Sunday encounters S°““‘l’°"‘- 5m*’"“’°°d 3“ 3°‘ "1 fa“! RM Pena! notchiing up «P. Malcwllllalfll. 3. Perry) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Millan were the other goalget- . 3031 
     
     ters for the winners. 
     
    

    
     Clark potted the 
     
     Road singleton. Jenkins 
     
    
   
   
    
     will be in New York. where the 
     
     Rangers entertain the Cana- 
     
     idiens. and Detroit travels to 
     
    
   
   
    
     __ . 17.18. Penalties — C. Simmons. 
     
     Toy Gallant also scored two" D. Martin, A. Gaudeit. B. Mao- 
     
     goals. For Borden Dale Mac- Donald. D. Martin; C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     put on I mild - mannered exhi- claimed critical remarks attrib- lleaving the impression more 
     
     bition against Detroit Red Wings iited to Toronto writers. someffines would be levied against 
     
     at Maple Leaf Gardens Wednes- of whom blamed the Leafs for J the participants — possibly rival 
     
     day. both coach Punch Imlach :starting the previous Saturday's i coaches Punch lmlach of the lChjcago_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Toronto with a crippled team and they trounced Torontoh  I 
     
     The next night Hawks fly into Boston for an easy dgame‘; “mu 
     
     taili-iiders. Bruins beat them 2-1 and l'l(‘l1l,V' 959"" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Glasgow 
     
    
   
   
    
     lriiimhlh _ _ _ _ gall. G. Smith. A Gaudet. 
     
     oi cmii-so, such goings-on are great for flit’ lfilgilt Th9" and Leaf president Staffordifight. had a psychological effect Leafs and Black Hawks‘ Billy The Canadiens moved mm S0UlllP0l'l fllld.C31'1‘ '35 m""-"“" 'll'lhlrd Period: -— 9 — 
     
     appears to he a definite battle this season for that fourth and Smythe blamed the team's poor on the layers before eir R.-av {second place Thursday with 3 Road drew minor penalties.   B Perry (A Gaudet. P 
     
    
   
   
    
     is considered a ‘dead duck‘ this time. 
     
     already counted out of the running. 
     
     Detroit have n three-cornered 
     
    
   
   
    
     final playoff 6901- N0l>0d.V 
     
     A year ago and Boston was 
     
     Now Boston. New York and ’ 
     
     fight nftlieir very own in this 1963-64 campaign. 
     
    
   
   
    
     effort on criticism erupting from ‘home fans. i Although would not com- .54, V y .1 M 1. 
     
    

    
     last Saturday's donnybrook with 1 NHL up r e s I d e nt Clarence 3 ment on er disciplinary p,.ea,‘_”"T,‘,’.}’°§..;,,e",";.av‘,7“‘ n M31 
     
    

    
     Chicago Black Hawks. Campbell. meanwhile. w a .1 : measures. Campbell did say the ipoims mm. back of the front.   
     
     Leafs lost Wednesday's game working out a decision on what [incidents involving Eddie Shack ;I.unnm'E Hawks and me up on 
     
    
   
   
    
     he 
     
     5 them 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (E. MaicDona.ld. Dale. MacWil- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . d 1' mp _ ertatin to grab the second and _ ~ - ‘ _ Vh - > . , ~ . ‘ _ , 
     
    

    
     tlllPd\I:l’I:fli:‘a1\\1;l'll‘ theoiiyeafis ziiiilit cfa\'0l‘l'iPS to land that runneiri1’P  gi~i.-itiiiui.-iie lfilgitlkrl/ingljetagelli liiktd1ifrafi§iiliiie\iiii1};n:eg“rri)i!liitis [iii iihniiidliieéin Fflciacriitng “ are very ‘the Leafs‘ -  Following is the “sum of hams) 630: 12' Bmden~Da1. 
     
     poi-iron Bhwk Haiiks are alremh hraii l‘hV"*"°‘ ‘.0 F” ."l‘° -‘win’ on the road this year. ithe video . taped highlights ofl Leafs and mi... meanwhile Th‘ R9“ “’"'55 *‘°“’ "“".‘ .“‘°l Y°"‘ Rifle 511001. Dec. 11. 1963. M-'*"“’“ll'3“iS ‘W- - G- 
     
     Pririra of wales trophy “'l‘l°l‘ ll“-' "' "he s‘l‘”"‘l finmhlng hrs.‘ v While the fans thought De- .' the Chicago-Toronto brawl in 3 have assumed a placid attitude [mum] and last p1.ay°“ p9sm°"‘ L°"‘3 V9559? 99 Kmughl 70.5: 13' Bad” " 
     
     in the reziilar schedule. This is of course presumins my Hawk, “nit was whacking the Leafs Toronm Thursday ymwards the game_ as shown bv 3The.v have 19 points Wlllle ll"! Due to a previous commit- Tom Vessey 99 Dale Mlacwilliams 18.42. Pen- 
     
    

    
     ‘ - tmenl of the Charlottetown For Cecil Watts allies — P. Macwilliams. 12. 
     
    
   
   
    
     will not {old completely from here on. _ 
     
     (rt: an llllf-‘l‘(‘<ill'lE league this season and think! 5li°Ul‘l 5' *3 
     
     dnulit right t.o t.he very last game. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Football Sunday 
     
    
   
   
    
     the last outing of each. While ;Bl-tllhmishav? 18' New York tram‘ 
     
     Leafs dropped the decision Wed- iv" 
     
     nesday. Boston Bruins nipped 
     
     the Hawks 2-l Thursday. 
     
     There is a full slate of games 
     
     scheduled for the weekend. To- 
     
    
   
   
    
     um all schedule games in the 
     
     paperweight division are can- 
     
     celled for this evening. For the 
     
     remainder of winter schedule 
     
     the paperweights will be allott- 
     
     ed one hour for each team. half 
     
    
   
   
    
     Raymond Vessey 
     
     Gordon Vessey 
     
     Howard Watts 
     
     William Crockett 
     
     Robert MacPheo 
     
     Willard Murray 
     
    
   
   
    
     MiacDonald, D. Campbell. L. 
     
     Gallant. J. Piirier. G. Keough. 
     
     G. Smith. G. Keough. P. Mao- 
     
     Williams. C. MacDonald tmiiinor 
     
     and 10 minute misconduct). 
     
    
   
   
    
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     conlhrriim‘ hlia-i’}i:Pi0ii)'Sec5l1“l;l;‘rY 3ft""“""“ ‘M ‘mam-V M i B N Carl Brewer. meet the lowly hour will be used for instruct- Iéaken Lewis 
     
     .\Fl. clizinir-ii"-iis in em - _ 1, l   New York Rangers: fifth - lace ional period with the remaining arnest Prowse ' ' ' 
     
     “‘l’“l‘ U‘’“-‘ S“““' l“ ““' W“-" “l ll“ Bear.‘ M" W" '9 Hgu" g Boston tangles with Moniireal half for the schedule game. Lowell Vessey hue hpkaungautsnefl 
     
     in: the Bears can outsmart the Detroiters. Pittsburgh Steclers Canadiens in Montreal and the ommed "om um pee W” Barry welton 
     
     mum ruin New York Giants with I trli1mDh- .'l'h<'.V l‘=l_V0 Mam‘ VICTORIA tCPi-—An exhibl- clude the first international Hawks meet the Red Wings in gchedule on Friday were the Leigh vam,-y 
     
     Giaiils dhclslvely l-hl! lelloll but W9 <10!” think lf Will MPP9“ ,tlon game in Victoria next week hockey tournament ever staged . ])ei,mit_ {gnawing tum; who will play Lloyd Vessey 
     
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     fir. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Encherii. I. Cudmore. B. Mac- 
     
     Curdy vs. A. MacEachern. P 
     
     Saunders. F‘. Trainor. E. Cox. 
     
     Ice 3 — W. Pickard. M. Mac- 
     
     Neill. L. Cox, R. MncEachern. 
     
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     uslas. G- Mac- Irwin. P. Smith. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Douglas, E. Higson. 
     
    

    
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     K. Kennedy. C. Bolger vs. G 
     
     Storey. M. Jardine, E Gillespie. 
     
    

    
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     Nicholson, J. Murphy. L. Net- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Gordon. E. Duvar. L. Hooiley 
     
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     MacDonald. 
     
    

    
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     Donald, B. Edwards. D. Corm-, 
     
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     A. Garrett. J. Albert. ; 
     
    

    
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