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     MONTREAL (CP) - Mont;-egl 
     
     Cmiadiens ran in four goals in the 
     
     Sf't'(ll1(l period Thursday night-two 
     
     of them by Maurice (Rocket) R1. 
     
     chard-to defeat Toronto Maple 
     
     Leafs 4-3 and set back the Leafs 
     
     in their effort to get a firmer hold 
     
     on fourth place in the National 
     
     Hnckcy League standing. 
     
     Six of the game's seven goals 
     
     came in the middle period. Henrl 
     
     (Pocket Rocket) Richard and Bert 
     
     Olmstcad also counting for Cana- 
     
     (liens and George Armstrong and 
     
     Rudy Migay for the Leafs. Gerry 
     
     James pulled the Turontonians to 
     
     within a goal of the league leaders 
     
     late in the final period. 
     
    

    
     Rocket Richard's goals were his 
     
     117th and 38th this season. match- 
     
     ing his total for last season. He 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queen's County 
     
     Ice Sports At 
     
     Arena Tonight 
     
    
   
   
    
     plcted for the Queens County Intern 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rocket Fires Two Goals To 
     
     Help Habs Nip Toronto 4-3 
     
    
   
   
    
     All arrangements have been com 
     
    
   
   
    
     scholastic Ice Meet at the Sports 
     
     Arena this evening at 7.30 p.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     also picked up an assist to run his 
     
     point total to 70. 
     
     Jean Beliveau. league leader, 
     
     counted only an assist and now 
     
     has 82 points. 
     
     in the final minute of the game. 
     
     with Harry Lumiey pulled from 
     
     the Toronto net to perrnlt more 
     
     scoring strength and the Leafs 
     
     battling furiously in the Montreal 
     
     end. Beliveau was sent out on the 
     
     ice but the big centre couldn't get 
     
     a shot at the wide open cage. The 
     
     wild scramble was too thick in 
     
     front of goalie Jacques Plante who 
     
     had his hands full. 
     
    

    
     Canadiens. already NHL winners 
     
     this season. pushed their points 
     
     total to 94. .1 club record. 
     
     Toronto's loss left them still 
     
     with a three-point working margin 
     
     over the fifth-place Boston Bruins. 
     
     The Bruins. defeated by Detroit 
     
     lost a chance to narrow the mar- 
     
     gin for the last playoff spot. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lineups:- 
     
    

    
     Toronto: Goal. Lumley; de- 
     
     fence: Thomson. Morrison. Bol- 
     
     ton, Horton; forwards, Sloan. 
     
     Armstrong. Duff, Smith, Stewart, 
     
     Migay. Harris. James. Hurst. 
     
     Hannigan. Balfour. Cullen. 
     
    

    
     Montreal: Goal, Plante; de- 
     
     fence. St. Laurent. Olunc. Bou- 
     
     chard, Turner. Talbot; forwards. 
     
     H. Richard. iii. Richard. Moore, 
     
    
   
   
    
     With centerman Brian Lewis 
     
     shooting four goals and setting ug 
     
     another the Basilica Youth Clu 
     
    

    
     whipped the Parkdale Flyera 8-8 
     
     at the sports Arena last night to 
     
     take a 2-1 lead in their best-of-five 
     
     semi-final series in the Inland Sea- 
     
     ior League. 
     
    

    
     Dewis got the youth club off to 
     
     a fast start in the first three min- 
     
     utos of the game firing two goals 
     
     to give the B.Y.C. a lead they 
     
     never relinquished. The Flyers 
     
     added one of their own before the 
     
     first twenty minutes ended to go 
     
     into the second trailing 2-1. Lewis 
     
     scored the only goal of the second 
     
     and the youth club showed a 8-2 
     
     edge in the third. 
     
    

    
     Big "Spy" Ready and Merrill 
     
     Pineau got the other goals for the 
     
     winners. Jim MacLeod. Bob Hurry 
     
     and Pete Hill took care of the 
     
     scoring for Parkdale. 
     
    

    
     Eight penalties, including a mis 
     
     conduct to Ralph Josey of Park- 
     
     ''''r '' passed around by re- 
     
     ferees Brlan Maccallum and Don 
     
     . n. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ANOTHER BIG CROWD 
     
    

    
     As in all other contests there 
     
     was another big crowd in attend- 
     
     ance and only bad traveling con- 
     
     ditions kept it from being a sea- 
     
     son high. At that there was al- 
     
     most 1300 fans to see the fast 
     
     game that at times was a little 
     
     spotty but generally good. 
     
    

    
     It took the youth club just 12 
     
     seconds of the first period to get 
     
     the h l! rolling. Jack Ready grab- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Youth Club Takes Serieslledcl . 
     
     Lewis Scores Four Pacing  
     
    
   
   
    
     B.Y.C.;6-3 Win Over Flyers 
     
    
   
   
    
     wasn't quite as exciting as Inas- 
     
     day's Montana-8. D. U. clash 
     
     . .  because the li.Y.C. 
     
     bniltupsu abigludandhad 
     
     quite an edge ten-itoidally. . . 
     
     But we didn't hear of anybody 
     
    
   
   
    
     players want all out to win It 
     
     and displayed plenty of smart 
     
     hockey besides throwing around 
     
     their weight freely. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LINEUPB 
     
     B. Y. C.: goal Simmonds; du- 
     
     fense Smith. MacLure. F. Shep- 
     
     herd; forwards Lewis. W. Shep- 
     
     herd. J. Ready. Pineau. L. Shag- 
     
     herd. H. Simmonds, Wilson. Wen - 
     
     erbie. Burke. ': 
     
     PARKDALE: goal Roper; de- 
     
     fense Moore, Josey, Ready. Hill; 
     
     forwards A. Carver. S. Carver. 
     
     gregory. Dunn. Hurry. J. Mac 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMARY 
     
    

    
     "lrsi. Period; 1 - B. Y. C. Lewis 
     
     (J. Ready) 0.12; 2- B. Y. C. Lewis 
     
     ( J. Ready. MacLurc) 2.26: 8 - 
     
     Parkdale MacLeod (Dunn. K. 
     
     Ready) 12.35. 
     
     Penalty: Pincau. 
     
     Second Period: 4- Lewis ( W. 
     
     Shepherd) 12.43. 
     
     Penalties: K. Ready. Hill, Josey 
     
     (minor. misconduct). 
     
    

    
     Third Period: 5 - B. Y. C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     going away dissatisfied. . . The Jo 
     
    
   
   
    
     shepherd. Machura) 0.23; 
     
    

    
     kdaln Hill (Dunn) 18.24: B. 
     
     .( W. shep- 
     
     tom: 9 - Flyel-5. 
     
     Hurry (Dunn. J. MacLeod) 19.35. 
     
     Penalties: MacLurc. L. Shepherd. 
     
    

    
     163' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stops; 
     
     Simmonds 
     
     Roper 
     
    
   
   
    
     Today's Draw 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONCTON (CP)-Draw for Fri- 
     
     day's play in the Canadian curling 
     
     championship: 
     
    

    
     10th round 
     
     (9:30 AM. AST) 
     
    

    
     Northern Ontario vs Saskatchewan 
     
     New Brunswick vs Nova Scotia 
     
     Ontario vs British Columbia 
     
     Newfoundland vs Prince Edward 
     
    

    
     Island 
     
     Alberta vs Manitoba 1 
     
     Quebec-bye. 1 
     
    

    
     11th round i 
     
     (2:30 P.M. ASTl 
     
     Manitoba vs Saskaicliewan 
     
     Alberta vs New Brunswick 
     
     Norilierii Ontario vs Quebec 
     
     British Columbia vs Prince 
     
     ward Island 
     
     Ontario vs Nova Scotia 
     
     Newfoundland-bye. 
     
     (Playoff match. if necessary. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     11.29 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ed- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pineau (Simmonds, L. Shepherd) 
     
     1.10; 6 - B. Y. G. Lewis ( 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rangers Stay I 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. AST 
     
    
   
   
    
     will )be played Friday at I p.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     n Second By 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     J Wins One, Loses One 
     
    
   
   
    
     N.S. Sends Manitoba To 
     
      First Defeat Of Bonspiel 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Tied H-ii after it ends. Giim. got 
     
    
   
   
    
     open and relay races for boys and 
     
     girls and there will be an hour's 
     
     skating for all to round out an 
     
     cvcning. which is bound to provide 
     
     lots of excitement and good. clean 
     
     cnlertainment for young and old. 
     
     A competent slate of officials will 
     
     he on hand to supervise and r11n off 
     
     the meet. Ribbonswlll be present- 
     
     rd in uiiincrs of first. sccond and 
     
     third positions and those placing 
     
     first and second in each event ill 
     
     qualify to skate in the Provinc al 
     
     Meet. March 23rd. 
     
    

    
     Among schools having entries in 
     
     tonights events will be Cape Trav- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Referee: Red Storey; l-inesmen: 
     
     Doug Davies. Bill Raoberin. 
     
    

    
     Summa1-y:- 
     
    

    
     First period: No scoring. Pen- 
     
     alties: M, Richard 1.21. Smith 
     
     123, Beilveau 12.29. Bolton 17&. 
     
    

    
     Second period: 1 'l'oo'ont.o. Ann- 
     
     strong (Morrison) 1.44: 2. Mont- 
     
     real. H. Richard (Moore. Talbot) 
     
     7.27; 3. Montreal. Olimsiaead (Mos- 
     
     dell. M. Richard) 3.10; 4. Mont- 
     
     real. M. Richard lBeiiveau. Mos- 
     
     deli) 9.12; 5. Toronto, Mlgay 
     
     (Stewart) 11.3; 0. Montreal. M. 
     
     Richard (Moore) 18.42. Penalties: 
     
     Stewart. 7.41. Hurst; 10.10. Geof- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     who sailed in on Roper in the clear. 
     
     Lewis faked Roper out of position 
     
     and scored the first one. A little 
     
     over two minutes later and the 
     
     B. Y. C. were enjoying a 2-0 lead 
     
     and once again it was Lewis finish- 
     
     ing off a play with Ready. Mac- 
     
     Lure started the attack near his 
     
     own line and Lewis finished it by 
     
     blasting in his own rebound. 
     
    

    
     The best trio on the ice all night 
     
     for Parkdaie was the Willie Dunn- 
     
     Jim MacLeod - Bob Hurry com- 
     
     bination and it was MacLeod who 
     
     got Parkdalc as close to the B.Y. 
     
     C.. as they were destined to be 
     
     for the rest of the game. Kip 
     
    
   
   
    
     ST. LOUIS. (CP) ; New York 
     
     Rangers defeated Chicago Black 
     
     Hawkn 6-4 Thursday night to re- 
     
     main in a second-place tie with 
     
     Detroit Red wings in the Na- 
     
     tional Hockey League. 
     
    

    
     Lineups:- 
     
    

    
     New York: Goal: Woraiey: da- 
     
     fence. Evans. Irwin. Howell. Fon- 
     
     tinato; forwards. Creighton. Heb- 
     
    
   
   
    
     enton. Gendron. Babhgate. Hor- 
     
     vath, Prentice. Hergesheimer. 
     
     Popein. Lewicld. 
     
    

    
     Chicago: Goal. Raol-lids: do- 
     
    
   
   
    
     fence, Morison. Pilate. Fogolin. 
     
     Stanley. Martin; forwarsd. Skov. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "up A". Phillips extended his mg anemoon as his Qmm", 1.;-mnlKllVL1y1i111s:.(4'sll. Nottihcrn hf)nl:11'ti'n 1h1)(ik alnng wltilc l(uzm;1nx-kl looks Pupils from 80 Queens County Beuveau Geofmnnl LN”. in bed um puck Just outside the Park. 
     
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     in the 24.Event programme of age. stead. pass across the ice to Brian Lewis    S 6' 
     
    
   
   
    
     wick (Pilote. Skov) 0:35: 2. New 
     
     York. Horvainh (Hergesheimer. 
     
     Lewicki) 4.13; Ii. New York. How- 
     
     ell (Bathgate. Irwin) 8.02- 4. Chi- 
     
     cago. Leswick (M1ckos'J. Fogo- 
     
     lin) 9.18; 5. New York. Lewick-i. 
     
     (Horvatb. Hergesheimer) 9.47: 0. 
     
     New York. Gendron (Howell. Con- 
     
     aoher) 11.50: 7. Chicago. Mickoski 
     
     11.eswick, Slmv) 13.m Penalty: 
     
     Mortson 16.26. 
     
    

    
     Second period: I. New York. 
     
     Hergeshelmer (Lewicial. Hor- 
     
     vath) 1a.os. Penalties: 1ierges- 
     
     heimer 15.38. Fontinato and Sulli- 
     
     van 19.39. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
            
     
          
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     'lJ 3y GERRY MARTIN lWI('P earlier in the day. rrl Thursrlay was the toughest day . ' , 
     
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     Cal Gardner had brought the ,9”. ' clay ':::m”"w:"y ";":;';;'"l:i”":: 
     
    
   
   
    
     foundland 9-7 and followed it with 
     
     an 11-8 victory over British Col- 
     
     umbia. Glinz dropped a 10-8 deci- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bruins vlithin one goal with his 
     
     second marker of the night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Howe also picked up two assists. 
     
    
   
   
    
     win and 28 seconds later Bob 
     
     Hurry notched the final marker 
     
     taking willie Dunn pass in front 
     
    
   
   
    
     NJ. ONTARIO MEET 
     
     Manitoba is drawn against Al- 
     
    
   
   
    
     N. B. Student Pulls Upset 
     
    
   
   
    
     S1nnmary:- 
     
     Pirst period: 1. Detroit. Fergu- 
     
     son iPry-stai, Dclveocbio) 1.38; 2. 
     
    
   
   
    
     htaith l0lh d hdled' l b 1 dill 
     
    

    
     tr? staipt sf 9:3or1l)lll11. ifs; "and gl-llnbyoN3l:ll1h:rcn ?)nrl1al-vi:.s Ha H     l'9l”'"R Marcel Pmmvfst 11nd Ted Detroit Pronovost (Howe Rel of the net and catching the open 
     
    

    
     against Saskatchewan in the llth , 1 - Lindsay score 30818 H l 9 first '. ' , t 5 
     
    

    
     round at 5:30 p.m. AST. Ontario DOWNED 151-ANN-RS ' period. as Dutch Reibel also was be) 1105- 3: D9"'0ll- U045”: Wm"- 
     
    

    
     meets British Columbia in 11.. Phillips. former Canadian diving . , C 3,. in -,,,,,,,, men-, ..., es credited with an assist. ("OWL 3'-W-'l) 13-11 P9M"Y- c1-nr-cuss . . . The Flyera did- 
     
     ,” DAVID OANCM " alg y 1 El Lorne Ferguson scored Detroltis Mi'-"W5 334S- not play as well defensive-1 u 
     
    

    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Second periorl' 4. Boston. Gard- 
     
     ner (Peirson. Stasiuk) 19.54. Pen- 
     
     alties: Pronovost 0:15 and 1.1.35. 
     
    
   
   
    
     champion and a competitor in the 
     
     1928 and 19.12 Olympic games. had 
     
     a bye in the morning round and 
     
    
   
   
    
     they usually do ... They missed 
     
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     ond-place tie with Saskatchewan. he (led Prin Edward Island "is . . h .- b - 3 r 15.4, 
     
     A crowd of more than 2.0()0 sixllh defeat  eight starts in thcihlgll Schml 5l"de”"di”""e: Elheinfasl ll3;'.-,l)'.",i.-,.',ll,l,ll,C,, (Re fV;nf:1D,l;,C;lC(;, Mac. and narrowed the gap to a single and M(3K9'll)9'Y Ind G0dfl'3Y 9-45 Tuesday they will have MacLeod 
     
     . cheered wildly as Gllnz. defeated afternoon with a close 7 icto . "gfcl T" tn? Cg?” ad" 3 gnu" hgipmgall trailpd 9.4 at 0119 point. goal at 7:18 of the third before Third period: 5. Boston. Gard- Ma 1”. 9., fun; co.gugy . . . 
     
     '7” "'7 i””'" ;m”(fR:;?i"5fa'3:rm"anaymlzcxamani Fewer than 50 persons saw the Howe Closed ""3 IC0""E- g:';m7I-t::5s.9- L':;'l;:l'-1; n d”0lm3u:5.i laoanls 8!imnt1:ndI. raiplnfizg John by Elfli "ISM 
     
     . ee.-.e...------ thn'lling match. Lineupsi- ,, 133 Parson y 27 Promvo" E I' I I 0 Y0" 0 ll CIR! 
     
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     In This Corn-er ' M' fe1l13cne5.mnFl11(Frl1).flIrJ1.  5.11; Goldhlm and I-shine 045- l.'."1..-'."i3 ragga clllncees I0 turngedtlt   l:Iltonlv'0II0WN 
     
     1 0  S   S  Armstrong. Bolvin. Heinrich: for- 1'35"” 13-531 Fuma" "'5 K9111 allow MI NI! bfm - - -The Fir is generally g today. till WWW 
     
     Annual Sprin Hocke Stormi 1  G”"'”"' ””””: S””"” ”?.5.; '".."'9.?"lt."f.'.'.'t."li '”'i...”f mm M "" ”""” "' """' ”"" 
     
     1 a Mackell. Laycoe. Chevrefils. La- . ps:- mo I ey n' mm 1V5. 
     
     I . - 9 . Y     1;-Ine. Mcxienney. Bonin. Mohna. fialacllllk  in 7  mg lat: i-I1; nstrnir,EeorsJ:'d.I . . up R W” uh. munmm at W, 5,-cum-g, 
     
     oppazzn. a   - o - . I . 
     
     Finally Hits Coast League ...... ...-...... .. .... ...... , V V M l   M  -. E. .... P. o. m y.” om WW3 
     
     1 Arena today will consist of n shat. rhlcgeldi:,(:lV:lglt'2.:ss;eed(;v:;S:: r? j . . twins. Much of mod 1:” am. mu. m. 
     
     The annual spring hockey play- for one year. lug 595-5l”" lmm ”'00'12'00 for  afternoon March 5 Resulting I F aside from (me fact that it Wm wk '11.”. mt w on 
     
     off storm finally 1111 on Wednes- Six of our local college alhle- Rnchford Square girls and 8 5990' -n two dead heats in class B trot sight of the Stanley broth"! ammo, Mu. , 
     
     day and caught many old timers tes have passed the final sclec- iial Workout immediately following ' Th muowin is the glmmaryi their car with identical ouotaohei In 
     
     at the game well off-stride. We tlon board and have been pro- iihc Queen's County I00 M981 for Cl: 5 A E A h st ni was pounding along I Flo!-"101! "I05 Pl” 
     
     possibly should have been expect- moted from Probationary Cadet llihbir -lUV'3""93- p - S9 M5.-'n9 1'r McK(-nna) 112 u ' In 1”, I .t 137” miles an hour when ihd wind csildhi W 
     
     in 11 11 we actually believed nm 1. Cadet in the 1:. c N. ne- rm ,.f,'""H,,...,...'.e.l (MacLeod) 221 "mm mil? ' .1 11 took off u1u' an nirplans. 14 sailed 
     
     experience is the best teacher but serve. Dave MacLeod. who is a (Y, g R i ' "El undel” 9 F? W) feet Ind hnded Ma, y cum. . 
     
     apparently cvcrything seemed to possibly the bcst all-round :IthIr-  S wya.isi  (gnaw 2 D” B" I Q Iilu-ough the air 0: i 1 ad but M1. alive today. an old man 
     
     calm and serene that few suspect- tea on the island. hockey play- Ill-,:isnd;:ll'cm?:-o.;n , 1 DH DH 3 dirlv" W” urlwsy '1 "I ' 
     
     ed the dlepth of tllie watsr that on Gordon lfwccdy and Peter W NCFOV (LP gt d Clllrngg (- K atoll! Wofkilll ll-Elm C"'- 1 an 
     
     in runnng ti.T in Whit tofP. W. C. d ih . ) - ')-'-5301085 ' i - tario souroftlrlwll 
     
     of sthe rroaelicilan Capilalsecula; srul:':: an ninketnflllirewii. after nine rounds in the Canadian Q33; l'L!'5C,';5,(jo':'; 5"""l  mos':"'oj.,:,"Jf:;",;fo.2l,:,"f.;fl.,l,”.,':,l.,1,.-i,1.:'s1sn1ay took as ions 
     
     era to refuse to play the 10th and Ham Kelly. tootbnllr-r and hoc- curling championships Thursday as, :3 r'.' F. VPWW. ,udiE(,g. w as an hour to warm up before you could start. A Canadian 
     
     mill Plggiolllj 1815191 If: it gong lat koeglzz hck ':'rdt3s"Ii:"l 'l!)leCll';"' "llrhll W I smaillw-(nod L Sullivan Wlilurnz steamer the Brooks, was made in Stratford '1: several years 
     
     eamane..... ewnannoe - . .  " ' use . 
     
     L. President Jack Fenety red fac- lvor of S. D. U. "Fherboy: will Manitoba    .. 7 1  .MaCPhee' '"" the sum” dluwund from m" 
     
     ed. Fenety and his colleagues on be leaving for some port - Ontario  7 1 It's amazing the different Phil" IWWWW” ""9 5"" 
     
     the league executive are or should probably Halifax - on the cast Nova Scotia  .. 5 .1. N H L STANNNG gs trin-ough. and even in the last. 5 or 10 YO!" 1'0 N" 5”" M" 
     
     be quite aware um 11 they had coast following the ma-mic Saskatchewan  .. s a, ”-V ""7 ”'”D”,"l,."'"3: .9 own up One oftlsa wonderful unnp abo1si.buyinIli- I 
     
     taken the proper steps before the year at their colleges. The 1411- Alberta   .... 4 41 W " T A PM” used car lot la the magnificent. variety of styles Ind POW"- 
     
     usplosion never would have happeir biea track and field team will gm.-ihcrn Ontario  . 4 41M"""'x'f”'k   l: g  L" from the near-new to the almost-ancient. that you can choose 
     
     . - certainly feel no-. loss of Mar- ltlnchec .   4 51”” . 0' 'n h, '1. 16 m 7. from- A wide variety and: as we havaon the lot means boiler 
     
     The first lama of lilo Cana- Lead in the tournaments next -Now gr.,,.;..-icy ,  3 5IDe”'"' 22 12 131")” 56 buvsfor you. so come in and let ll make you an . 
     
     leavers semi-final series pIsy- summer. Dave will likely be ll0'lBI'lIlSl1 tlolumbia .. 3 SlTO"""" 20 1'1 1-; 114' 131 '53 mnonojhuun gaff. sidhfou. 
     
     at st. John ended In a 1-! ing his running. pole valtlng.lIIgl1 lpl-lnce mwm-d 1315,”; 3 r;lBl';:'?'”" m  H 1:" m '47 
     
     Jim on lumping. at-.. for Stsdcona. 1N......,.,...,..,..,.  3 L'"&............ -----''-'-'"'7'7''7 
     
     4 AR1?UND5AND 'lB0UT” G"" T "" m”"”'" 
     
     on ay's ery atttude in Tues- . 
     
     dgy'g game between Montague E' "I B d mun B-Paaasngsr coups. A1 condition. doodwl fluaral 
     
     and the Saints was deplored by I ' Olin  too-31150.00. ' 
     
     more than one hockey fan. .lt was . .....n....................... 
     
     mzrtungtg that that maid game of cur"  uss nonun- 
     
     ey a o be ma try his "9 A , 
     
     Igmper uml.-..m,. 1-h.",.n.,..- .-13,. SKATING Blue Fourdoor Sedan. Rare s a late modal oar in  
     
     a rookie at the Red Sox training Mnurrnw mm . g....,1.,, ,,; M m d W d d dltlon with saovtfsranior Isnlsaavy going. Ooodwll r- 
     
     CIINP 00156911 "181 Jacki? JPDWI ,eighll1 round matches in the Cana- In ay an 9 "es a ""."'."”iw' 
     
     Ila: hl(lI'ldlI1hQ 111:! all with the lib: dian curling championship: Afternoon - 4 ' 530: .-:.....L.L..L.:..-. 
     
     ' " 3 ' ' V” 9' W "' "9 "5 Mid 0112 101 1120 not. it Admission: 
     
     "..." n'”'.; 9-; .'f3.,i".3.E,'.hTf,..'",: N1 430 010101300-11 Adults 25c; Children 10c "" ''''''w'' , 1 
     
     m, the mdemuk .. "id N. Ontario 100 on 101 101- 8 En Four-door Iodaa. loss I at is INKS? j 
     
     ..I mm m M mvm M Nova Scotia ooo 101 o1o 1130- I Monday and Wednesday mun ...-an-....g., - . . 4 
     
     1. road."..Qoare Times. '11.. 5,”-, gg,1;;';;0,,g;1;;g;,g Evening - 8-10 PM ' 
     
     hone whose name always leaves a,l1',::.”.b'  30 3? wlgglg Admlsslona? M 
     
     uebec I 1 011- .. ; P, . 
     
     Ontario WI 001 210 110- 7 PT.l:-zesgallyockg Lea E 
     
     P. 1-7. 1. 100 no 001 mi. 5 : - - '3' 3” 
     
     (5.4 ,-gnu.) 5.l).U. M. MONTAQUE 
     
     MONCTDN (CPI N-.nu1-round --stlay - 8:30 PM. 
     
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     Nova lcotia on 10 501 3-14 . . 
     
     EC. 911 331 g5 g5.” Thursday. 2.15 to 3.30- 
     
     N.a. an out one in- 1 Pro-School skate. g .. 
     
     an no no :1.-is F, - - 
     
     ;g1,-vIgg,: Iaturday--2:30-4:30 .,H,y A . 
     
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