FEBRUARY 18. 1952 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chicago, Toronto In 
     
     2- All Tie; Canadiens 
     
    
   
   
    
     Minor league 
     
     Hockey Results 
     
    
   
   
    
     W N THE GUARDIAN. ci1g.RLor'rErowN 
     
     Participated In Provincial Play 
     
    
   
   
    
     At Summerside 
     
    
   
   
    
     Curling Club 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     PAGE SEVEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     R. C. A. F. Hoop Team 
     
     Defeats P. W. C..46-30 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 , Seven shutouts were racked up y d' A" r Seaman 0 0 o 0 
     
     W ' 0 NY ” 
     
      5' 111  by goaltender: in the minor hoc- . g "t .ba'i'::m:fl3'”” C”"31;:;  wmen y o i o 1 
     
     3-  key league durmg Snmruy ' 31, ti hungd weir grip on gec- C3”  1 0 0 3 
     
     Cmm(,o”f, Tonowo 2 victory. before 14,341 fans. ;i;3::i:1:C:::::le5la;:d"J:d:;"l:;;: 324 piice in the Prince Edward gIac:4i'm0” - i 3 3 if 3 
     
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     .l.oR()NT(), p 1-lob. ll .--((I3iP)M-f :'il::ecd tian:?&eIns.rlgrL:nt:. scwsge Physical Fitness Department ::,n:Ig::s::mg:f:a1I;,,e;g:;e 1S:z:;t::g;Nicholson . 4 0 2 -E 
     
     'l"iie lo-.ii,l' Cli-fi3,3”Lg:;;f:.s tgpgcf Canadicns were defeating the 5pf;,';s”"&d pm5x;am' th H g of Wales College quintet 46-30 at E; '1 1'0 30 
     
     bmkicd  batlled to a R”"3"5' Mars we” plums ” t '2 1  tligbigirgegzgiiiwelifht gaavlnkes 13' w' C' Tom” N  
     
     iarziar 3 t -r' t , 2-2 draw with Chicago Black "' . ' as a lowtscoring 
     
     ,, - - .- T - to Maple Leais By M M11 The Same W 
     
     Ni-ziiltiieallililiihioixlsl; Ni"'ii7””l "0"" Hawks” for tflec Clul: ':'cloilttedC. bl?:::MgillaalIsI 'u3ir due partly W the antic I ' 
     
     an . game before 12869 The summary told graphically shooting of both teams and mo 
     
    
   
   
    
     l.(':if;llE 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     M yin. 1rii;ili,'.-.5 llziwks. doomed 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     oi the lmfd t 
     
    
   
   
    
     my ;.. big d8St'S. They lost Bill 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     scoring for the Hawks. In an- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlie manner in which Canadiens' other pmpenveizm game the T'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     yoiiiigstcrs and seasoned players 
     
    
   
   
    
     tor the Tigers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Boom Boom Geoiirion scor- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tlie livf-, ass.sis for Lach gave an 1'0 on a goal by Walsh while 
     
    
   
   
    
     the vetrraii ceiitzc a new niche 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Falcons shutout the Rangers 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm .. .l LN” nizioiig their rciiiaiii- ed two. Back at these efforts. de??:;3onBtIf:.i"::eek;:d 0&,tma5 2'51 score was R-19 in iavor oi the 
     
     mg 1; .r tlcfciicenien, for DO5h'll.7l,Villl0ilf4ll, was siiperlativc ice Ham” MdtB Giggey Wm: im; Air Force. y 
     
     ..  llc rcceivcil inizi kiice (.'l'RilSlll3n:.ll1l) by the veteran Bl .d l , The outcome was settled in 
     
     .;i :3:c :cC0r..i li61'lOi1- Eiziicr Lacli and Little Reav. Mb” 5 marksman while. R" the third quarter as the R. C- A- 
     
     Lach drew i'iKO assists and may ggaton Sfmed hr the Red Wm” F.. led by Captain Green. Andy 
     
     Hm Period mm. e Bru ns shutout the Spring- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the tight zone delense set . upi 
     
    
   
   
    
     , "A For Quality 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . b the air force. 
     
    

    
     ,0 . up in last pface in the lea. ('0':"lblllt:d sir-klV.Cu,h,f.y .  siguzgutllcahc BI.?a!I":1rbilzeeIi?'  YT)” welshmm slmyed with  p 1d 
     
    

    
     we smmiuy gni niioilicr i-hunk Ouniz c ie oore maiked Prime” and P Mmphy scaring airmen in the first hal u .. M. ncns 
     
     t ,1 ,. they've been t:ik- up three goals for the Habitants ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     faded, in the last twenty minutes. 
     
     .At the end of the first half the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Andrews and Scotty Jennings. 
     
     -broke through to score 14 POIMS 
     
     while holding their opponents to 
     
    
   
   
    
     1-0 on A1-nfast'5 goal. 
     
    

    
     in the Pee-Wee bracket the 
     
     Tigers defeated the Flyers 2-1 
     
     with MacLeod scoring both goals 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the hockry records. because 
     
     illiiy meant that with 596 points 
     
     iscnred in regular league games 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     hall that number. p 
     
     Andrews was high point getter 
     
     for the airmen with six Held 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     land Stanley Cup tilts he went . is. good for 12 points. Terry 
     
     .. two points ahead of the record gm iii” T;fe”;.la”9 Bumm" 56,0" gm was runner-up with seven. 
     
     ' j lot B:ll Cowlcv of Boston. "P9 or L 9 N15" The Royals followed by Green with six. 
     
     l ' shutout the Hornets 2-0 on goals mg John Mamaugmi mngy 
     
      First Period gt, ,G”?i”-l' 5"” B”C"”."a."i The P. w. c. guard led the Welsh- 
     
     SC0llllL'I Noiic. imes bwampeci me Splulms 6-0 men with 10 points on five field , 
     
     Prnnltios: Sinclair :30, Geo!- ;?O":,:ngB;l :h;”;Va';chandV shit? goals. Coach Earl Nicholson. CANADA 5 
     
     man 2:42. Ol st Kl 6:59, . . ' ” C ' ' t ”' la t hi 1' st league game . 
     
     Stanley 16:31. m Ca :l;Zi1ll”llrCdth0Tle goal and Garn- fh,sy";Ea5,,:, 51:01-ed eight, points FASTEST SELLING 
     
     Second Period mm .10 0 an ;.' and Tommy Scanilebury came BACCO 
     
     lkyxmv York. Dickenson Blioddie Latntz iliied three goals y H p 3 ,V through with six. CIGARETTE TO 
     
     (Roiiiy. Buller) 7:19  ea mg he B" Mus m 9' 3'0 . . . . The Welshman went into a 1-0 
     
     . 2-.mmtm,i, Moon ;&9i0T?h0V9f the C3n3dl3"5- The Runners-up to the llansen Rink of Cliarlo ttetown for - the Proviiicial title was the lead, on Tommy Scantlebury's 
     
     T-181 iLacli. Gamble) . 13:30 jams” 5 X”; C1059 H. d9C15' Alberton rink pictured above: Left to i'i,qlit, Jack Profitt, skip; Herbert: Matthews, free throw and this proved to be 
     
     -- - 3-Moiitrcai, Geofirion n. M": . 0 Ange” with J” ' . V'lkie se Olld . VVlllx'lC lead. e v - - the onl int scored for three 
     
     . . . i . wme mm bum mm M the mate, i , c , , oto in Iieckbc-rt. Y P0 
     
     )ION”lRE.-tL 5. utw mm: 1 inonyi .. . 17:33 Monarchs Sand W Macmnm - r minutes. At the: seven minute 
     
     yiux'l'llEAl,, Feb. 1'! .. (CF)-l ifsiialtzest Buiicliazd 9:01. 5('()l'ln" 707 the Rangers. A pm. rnark the collegians were lead- 
     
     .l..m, K g '..l the iivw oi Moiit-, 5lE'Will'li'l.0I'.)l. msb ans lodned on this same in: 6-4 but at the end oi the 
     
     i.ii;i.liciis COl1lil)lllC('l iol 'lhird Period hm due to nae fact th 6 both first quarter the almien were 
     
     ; it iinlizg tiiiinlgzanil 4---Moiitifai. Gcotii-ion l . . 1, 13 ahead 8-6. Scantlebury scored 
     
     Ili;Illl and turn biibkl (Jolinsoii. Bouclinrd) :43 ccriznijmwcrcotgstng, lsmdig we pg”- iiV0 991355 in the m'5t 759” mm' 
     
     llaii:.i-s 5-1 in a Na- 5-Montreal. Moore in oneporf me lggt "::0:V;,:ag'ue lite: and Andrews four. . 
     
     ..i ll.)t'ii0y i.c-.1.-we game. mcgcri 12:25 games ms Sewn the mm, , A"d'”"' md Max Embm”. : 
     
     '- V 6--Ziiniilrenl, Moore k g i j 5" led the airmen in the second v 
     
    

    
     icanibit-, Ln:-ii) i2;47l”1F”. Wt abl-ill uln over tag 33,. quarter with each i:1ayer.scoring' 
     
     penalty: Mbcmmack ' 28' l::sisli.':i(la byanztaigleniilirlleiscorlalg eisii mm. pommc Coach imcholson 
     
     gslmt,-; i r , was P. W. .'s most angerousi 
     
    

    
     Ra;,"or 6 9 1540 tl'lilrld)'ll;lrg'n'l0WnCnLS of the game. mm with Wm baskets. 
     
     MCNCH 13 9 9.31l h l;" Pl"lil' 5901115 deieated Green and Jennings each fired 
     
     to ...st Royalty troop 5-4 to W0 geld goals in the 3,1,5 
     
    

    
     take it home and home series 
     
    
   
   
    
     quarter to lead their team head. 
     
     The P. W. C. scoring was done by 
     
     iMacNaught. MncKinnon n n d 
     
     Nicholson with one basket each. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     10-6. F. Kennedy scored all five 
     
     goals for Trinity. Kelly and Mac- 
     
     Doiialti each scored a brace for 
     
     Ezist Royalty. 
     
    
   
   
    
     0lyiiipit.Hocliey 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     , Sc t the rid of the third 
     
     OSLO. Fe-h. l7 - iCPl C R;-. Dutriiig ttiic lcvleining the :be- qii(:)il:.erE was 3?!-23 for the visit- 
     
     psiilis oi SCt'0nd-i'0lllld gaincs Sat- 3"” Sis "5 W 3 0!": W1” ors. Bonowfgm I-Iou5eholdFin3ncg 
     
     urdiiy in the Olympic hockey W0"k0kUi- Under the guidance of Play tightened up in the last r. N d 
     
     l tournament, Canada having ii F059” Ari? Perry and the juven- quarter with the airmen outscor- Du Jim” Stgnamref om 913' , 
     
     'a””” bye: :9 Abelwelis N50 held 3 9"” ing the collegians by nine points. or bankable security Deeded-WC 1 
     
     WORKING ' gnitgd sltriitg Is.dc:i-many 2. Our pia0hse- ilagaclgaugilifh iigis hiihimar!iYf:rfP. speciauze in pmmpt cash run. p. 
     
     .ween . can . "Cm? . .w oon eng ig or 
     
     Czechoslovakia 6. Norway 0." SAN ANTONTO. Tex.. Feb. 17 the air force. for any good pm-p0Se',3outof4' 
     
     swig-,,(-I-1;,nd 1-3, Finland 0. -(APi-Jack Burke. Jim. son of The game was refereed by Ari- i)1'9i91' H0U5Cll01d F1n3nCe for 
     
     Sunday 1-QSUIL5 tthird round): is famed Houston. Tex.. golf pro- gus MacDonald and George fast, friendly gen-icc, Phone of 
     
     canada 13, Finland 3y lfcssioiial. .S'lllaShCd the P. G. A. Scantlclbury. Btopin today; 
     
     Sweden 4. Norway 2. .rccord for 72 holes today to win BOX SCORE ' . 
     
     Swiizerlaiid 6. Poland 3. the sin.ooo Texas open with a R.C.A.F. ro rs PF Pts. C.dlI'S'lTl”"'d -mim---H 
     
     Czechoslovakia 6. Germany 1. total of 260. Green y 3 0 2 3 Cnsunuflnnnu orgnimln 
     
     EVM15 ' 0 0 0 0 Phane,wriie or visit 
     
     . Boon 3 'i 2 '1 
     
     E150 . 1 1 2 3 
     
     ' t 3m.:5 1 2 1 4  
     
     p 0 Andrews 6 o i 12 fhhAN:I 
     
     - ' i 1” Carson 1 1 0 3 
     
     . - . .' . ' . . . C - ' i 2 0 O 4 
     
     Club Ch8lllplOllSfSLlmlilCPSl('lC, Jerry Hayes, skip, L. Liiiklctiei,rnIi.itte,  iI)e'RIiilti1irg:a. 1 1 2 3 no omn surge smu 
     
     second: Bill Jenkins, lead. "r 10 0 - ' ' 2 0 n 4 ;.,".1 p.,,,,, ,9" 
     
     '-' "' "i ”" CHAILOTTITOWN, P.I.l. 
     
     g ' ' ' 20 6 10 46 New-I9fo5ovb7i1ppolrIIlIlI 
     
     ,      Olympic Stalllllllgs re rs Mr Ms. t.......a.i...ni..n..u....m... 
     
      . . p Berard .. 0 1 2 l xzmiuznozrvliicsincnm 
     
     ”- i --- Sctnalebury 2 2 1 6 --T-T 
     
     m  MacNaught 5 0 4 lo 
     
     '   S e y p OSLO, Feb. '17 -(CPW - -Point , I H - 
     
     u  . Wild 1 P , y g B 1 standing of COUllLl'lEtS in tlide win-1 - . 
     
     . 1 ti 9. rinve 4 arine. lit I ' V t 01y Ipicg after our ays o , 
     
     Cliocnio and Lusti"s Aubrey were Spoili '1S1::eB”(l:;na(:!r,;;)3 Pxlgfiii-on C:1llnpEtlItll0)l:5lZI11dlTlSZS hascd on - 
     
     - .traiglit leat iinnc in the P ' ” " (mi 1 1o.'.4.3.2.1 b t    
     
     E550 "'d E550 E”” 3” conummny Z'4Hfll'lOi.iOlIJ'll'n iceliracegs held Snt- Ci”.l'gm1lA"du;" x:('"g"t1pef' iwi for  iiiglfsihahlacesia HIS 
     
     ' ' ' th b I lirdiy nitern on lief re it largo H” PM”: m” t M" mm" 
     
     bemg lmprovecl m. 8": .e es croiid. The igces wage lielil on one lipg" UNI for- 12m: C"iig.MMK"Y' lAiisIi-in . . . .  . . . . . .  -ii 
     
     b3l3DCCd C0mb"""0n of "',5mm 0! the best. courses of the season. sB;5kaiC00l”- Eiwgouf” 13”” Ralph illllltFd States  . 34 1-2 h 
     
     , - lll. ii gm; . l. Vnmm. . . 32 ' 
     
     m""18- Hmmh "0'""5 P”"" Free-For-All skiing (downhill) Mcnl--Bnbiic . i  0   
     
     . V ' , i xciintiny . 19 
     
     l' l acceleration and protection New Loo? Riclinrcisoii, Monti-cal. tied for ml”,  . 1- 
     
     we.y . . S . h E (VVl5riCr and McGregori 1.1 1 18th: Gordnn Morrison. Bmiif.i5p:1;Zm.m1d  . 1:; 
     
     1831"" 518"” Pmgt Wm” to 550 Josednlc Clipper ' Altii., .'llsl: Jack (;riii:ii, Mmitrml. lxNhm.1ands . . 10 3 
     
     Bob Dole   3 2 '3 Quebec. -list. I.-mm... H 2 
     
     ' . Times: 30 2-5; 30 1-5, 30. l'!0ckCy-ltgatriada lilndt a llirev , swcilcii . 1 1-2 
     
     ' Figure 5 a ii: t rs iree o. Bcmum I 1 
     
     C1855 A Tfot .f'v H 1 ii urn.)-Siizanne Moe ” - 
     
      I  Mmdnw (W- Kc"-Vi  1 1Il'l1t?'.Siiin(:(())l1l0? .:corecl iii ;lXtl,l1 Lmmn  , . 
     
     April Bud ill. Kelly) - 42 '3? la ; vov' smith. Tnmiiio, liith . . , . 
     
     l Balm ismilh - - - - - - - - -  3 4 d3.ilt)lI.'lf"l:CllP. glllllll, Niagara Falls. i"al' ).”"h',,nh9da lx:l'.'lCipw1EmlM.' 
     
     Buddy Budlmm lsimd, H 3 3 3101" . JGHL &3l0lllIP-.ll. .0tli, liirnie iec ei, . 
     
     0  Tmmsi 31 2-5; 313-5; 312-5. What Canada did Slll'I(l?I.V 5” J””””' Q””” 23'” 
     
     . Skiing (downhill. woolen) - Speed skating (5,000 niclresl - 
     
       1: i mi: :::;i:;..”:::::r:- litiiff itziti.   
     
     Mautiine Eudloiig (Agnew) 2 4 Ill ,..g,,,-.,.'...,-,S. --- " i ' ” - 
     
     h or Worthy Ermine (Mnreside) 4 .1 2 
     
     llnrdroad Bill (Stend)  3 2 dlt 
     
     5”""Y 3- iB”"”'”  5 3 4 ELIMINATE CORROSION WITH . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Times: 30 3-5; 30 2-5; 30 2-5. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Lusty's Aubrey tsiiiallivoodl 
     
     Margo Dale (W. lx'Oll.Vl  
     
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     Times: 31 3-5; 32 1-5: 2. 
     
    

    
     3 FEATURING NIW CMIIVCO SAFETXIVALVE 
     
     Class A Price 7 
     
    

    
     Bud Cliocato (H. Willis)  i 1  ; 
     
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     Sale ends today. Monday Feb. 18th.  g.;.g.W.... .  
     
    
   
   
    
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     ; 139 Kent St. Charlottetown. P.EI. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Garden of the Gulf Motors, Summersldo 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Heries have been inrprnuri in many ways . .1 
     
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