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     no Gordian. Charlottetown, Toes. Feb. 19. 1968. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPORT-S 
     
     FRONT 
     
    
   
   
    
     By PIU S CALLAGHAN 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     A Great Comeback 
     
    
   
   
    
     OLD Spain Penguins convinced about 1500 persons last Sat- 
     
     urdaytbat theyuesmightygoodbet for theMaritimeJuniios' 
     
     ero 
     
    
   
   
    
     wn. 
     
     With s packed Sports Arena looking on. the Birds storm- 
     
     adirmnbehindtoscmlesixthirdperiodgoalsandgiveflie 
     
     Halifax‘Dartmmi visitors a 6-3 lacing. 
     
    

    
     For a time it looked as though the visitors were going to 
     
     escape with a decision. They held a 2-0 bulge in the early min- 
     
     utes of the third and the way their young goaltender was be- 
     
     having that looked like a mighty large margin. 
     
    

    
     The Old Spat-nets just couldn’t buy a goal in the first 46 
     
     minutes of play and this outstanding netininder turned aside 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Ithe game was protested by the 
     
     lRCAF management because re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     j ty must still be imposed. 
     
     \ not known at this writing whe- 
     
    
   
   
    
     j tested to referee Whelan verbal- 
     
     ‘ly immediately after the refe- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l GAME UNDER PROTEST 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’ Cutcliffe BrothersPace 
     
     Combines To 8-2 Win 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Cutcllffe brothers, Alger 
     
    
   
   
    
     , SUMMERSIDE -— The Prince 
     
     and Gard. were most prominent 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,‘County Combines trounced the 
     
     RCAF Eagles 8-2 in the fir st in the Combine victory. Alger 
     
     game of series "B" play- offs at;scoring three and Gord two. 
     
     Civic Stadium last night. butlall eight goals, at least one of 
     
     ithe Cutcliffe brothers had a fin- 
     
     ger in the pie. 
     
    

    
     feree Whelan waived a delayed The first period started off ra- 
     
     penalty to Ron MacArthur afterlther listlessly but speeded 
     
     Doug Tucker had scored th eiwhen the Combines shot til. 
     
     Eagles' second goal in the third ionly goal of the first PEPlOd 8: 
     
     p 13.54. The boys started to bell. 
     
     each other in the second frame. 
     
     and the Combines seemed to 
     
     have a decided edge from then 
     
     manager pro- on in. Eleven Minor 
     
     penalties were handed by ref- 
     
     eree Wilelan. the Combines col- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     eriod. 
     
     The rule book says the penal- 
     
     It Is 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ther the RCAF 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     In Combines got that one 
     
    
   
   
    
     train the goose- egg with I 
     
     screened shot from right wing 
     
     at 18.24 and 24 seconds later 
     
     back. 
     
     Charlie Sark finding the mesh 
     
     with a screened shot from about 
     
     20 feet out. The period ended 6-1 
     
     for Combines. 
     
    

    
     Just before the half-way mark 
     
     of the third period. Doug Tuck- 
     
     er took a pass out rom Bob 
     
     Sleigh to make the score 6- 2.. 
     
     The Eagles were skating 4 on 8 
     
     at the time and this was when the season at North R“, . 
     
     referee Whelan waived MacAr- seway Wednesday with if]: $33: 
     
     thur's delayed penalty. Garth event slated to get underway at 
     
     Harris‘s short slap went off Al- 2.30 her . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cutcutfo 15.00. Penalties— 
     
     MacArthur. V. Harris.  
     
     Grady. L. Boone R. MacArthur, 
     
     H. Spicer. E. White, B. McCal- 
     
     um. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Entries Given 
     
     For Race Wed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Victoria Driving Club 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     stages its eighth harness race of 
     
    
   
   
    
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     everything that came his way. We’ve never seen so many ger Cutcliffe's skate to give the Entries for the ca, d an. 
     
    

    
     goals missed in one hockey game. Of course. Penguins helped 1‘ ree's ruling or not. but the deci llecting seven. Two iinesmen. younger Cutciiffe his "h at fo]]ows;... as 
     
    

    
     the young goalie with some very erratic shooting but when l sion to protest was not put overlLeroy Burnett and Joe Coyle alt trick" and brother Gord took First Race:_ Doctor Alec ~ 
     
    

    
     they did get on the target. he was their master until ‘Toy Toy’ i  - the loud speaker until the game ‘sisted the referee. he puck around the cage to Lucky Lark. Shem Ensign Rog: ‘2 
     
    

    
     broke the spell. } was almost over. OPENS SCORING. . . beat Walsh, for the last 3931 M er. Parlay, Dot's Boy, Mi'llie.s ’2 
     
     l Gard cutclme took a pa 5,. the night. This was at 15.50. Gm, wm_ Rob Baker’ DH“. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WHEN that happened the roar was deafening as support- 
     
     ers of the locals went wild in jubilation. They sensed a come- 
     
     back and they got what they figured was coming. 
     
    
   
   
    
     However. a goal by the Nova Scctialrs soon had it a 3-1 '  
     
     hockey game and things once again began to look dark for  s  Garth Hams took the puck 13.8?60‘filensétlisjs; C(grragiydes- ’85: Lady ks,mcoe_ Cecu Hero. .I 
     
     the Tumor ere ' p y from the backboard out to Al- A Cutclme (G. Ha‘rrls‘ R. Mabnlglineénwccorguglosc. True Mar- ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     But that third Halifax-Dartmouth marker didn't stop the 
     
     Penguins. They had scored once and they believed there were 
     
     plenty more on their sticks. They kept coming at the main- 
     
     landers in full force and fired five straight tallies without 
     
     another reply from the All-Stars. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Crowd Pleased Birds 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     from Benny Grady to flip the 
     
     puck just under the crossbar for 
     
     the first period tally. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vernon River 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ger utcliffe who made it 2-0 
     
     . . with a close-in snap shot at 1.00 
     
     glfnslgaaxmsi 11:; “fling: 5:3; 'of the second period. Three 
     
     of a best of VI CYO iamL .minutes later Garth Harris pot- 
     
     final series ted the third rebound after Irv 
     
    

    
     L H nm‘ M J G.“ e‘diwalsh had made two dazzling 
     
    

    
     ' u ‘ a . ‘ 1 pac lsaves. At the 15- minute mar 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vernon River trounced - . 
     
    
   
   
    
     A Y— 
     
     First period: 1. Combines—C 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hal. 
     
     S cond Ra e:— 
     
     Cutcliffe (B. Grady. G. Grady: e c Dayton Hal' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roger Stone. Chesterway Thom- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tliird Racez— Nellie Bangs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arthur) 1.06: 8. Combines— G.i 
     
     Miss Ellis, Noble Argot, Dipio« 
     
    
   
   
    
     Harris (G. Deighan, A. Cutclif- 
     
     4.39; 4. Combines— A. Cut 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     k Eagles— L. Boone (T. Dwyer; 
     
    
   
   
    
     mat Royal. Newton's Jollity, 
     
     Perfect Hal. Ann’s Clegz. Miss 
     
     Real Money. 
     
    

    
     Fourth Racez— Miss Russell, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     cliffe (G. Deighan. G. Harris; 
     
     15.01: 5. Combines— . Wh 
     
     (G. Cutclii‘fe, B. Grady) 15-42; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     _ the winners With three goals, - . I' y You. Farmer's Pride. '2 
     
     It was a great finish u, a great game and the pehgmm g. ~> 4“ 1 ,  ~ each. The other two markers ‘acgggdggflgsncsrglz‘fi; {Sgnévaflti‘é'm-z‘i 7- Combmes— C- 53“" (G- Audrey's Pride. Tommy Shant- 1 
     
     and their supporters went away from the Fitzmy St. icehouse 3’ " A ‘ " ' r‘ went to N. Fraser. Curran Ban igoal line. A. Cutcliffe swooped in cuiclme' 3‘ Grady) 18‘48'.Pe.“’ er. ROWdy Dow, Flying Billy, . 
     
     extremely happy. A  scorers were a. Michell 2 and lto bang it into the Wines. altles— Ron MacArthur. 5. Phil. Joyland‘ : 
     
     course. one of the biggest reasons for their Joy was the ,  i J . MacDouga-ll. : EV While made it 54, 4} sec, “135- , ‘ a 
     
    

    
     great crowd of fans that turned out to watch them perform. - lands later samng awai, a sim_ Third pewodi 8; Eagles— DH 
     
     Had they won the game and only a handful was on hand to see The often- asked question gary Friday. Iyons. w h o s e long e n o u g h to complete- 0 lilar dribble after Go r d Cut- Tucker (G‘ Hams' .R' Mam“ 3 
     
     n happen. the Birds wouldn.t have felt the way they did‘ Sat. I about a Scotsman’s kilt was rink is among the 128 enter- .   lame.‘ Shot Larry Boone.s goa‘ thur).9.17; 9. Combines —— A. ‘ A 
     
     urday they found out that folks around these parts were solidly i almost answered when Skip ed in the annual Oil m e n's 13' Ewe away the 50”“ ‘ I___' ‘ _________‘ . _ Cutcllife (G. Harris. R. MacAr- {*4 
     
     behind them in the' tight for Maritime honors and that meant l Pat Iyflns took a spill at Cal- curling honspiei. didn't stay thur) 14.42: 10. Combines— G. Q  
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hard To Beat ° l Murray Harbour Bruins blast- ;For Montague .. 
     
     - - 5 an ers e n aI'IO “’ “gem” Eagles 7'2 l” Blanks B“""°'£is ‘ 
     
     . WE have no knowledge of the strength of__other Junior teams ‘ 0 an exhibition hockey game at Here is the curling draw for. ' l. 
     
     inutlie Ill/(lantunes  w: hagetaakestigltiigcefeell‘rmg that atéhe 85$ 1‘ Mun . boar last night. .tlle llilliontague Club today:—  Nine m creek Bulking“ 6' 
     
     WI ma e anyone 51 u an . 3W _ ' Scoring far the Bruins were P- - i shine o 
     
     together a "PM (livable. gang 0‘ yp‘mgswrs and they a“ “’1' I . . B. Herring 3. W. Clements 2.‘ ice 1 — Leona Sinclair vs. ’ igsgteflfigfng Nomffiggfisni: 7 
     
     provmg for Bucko Trainor each time out. H I _ n  M. Maoist-an and R. Gormley. Kay Hughes 5 - I h~. 
     
     ‘Bucko‘ himself ls elated over the way things have been . B McCullough d D C] . Ice 2 (Legion) __ Gear gel in tie t‘ud game 8 st R 
     
     going lately. That triumph over Parkdale Ro als gave the coach ' an ' 0w - - [WE series f01‘ the W-R. Shaw 
     
     and the team a bi: lift and they are determined to make a gai- Wm "‘9 WWW" 900T“- iN'Nm's” VS' J‘mmy Cudm°re' trophy. ° 
     
     Inn in these island intermediate ‘A‘ playoffs. We still 3" PAUL RIMSTEAD Ito‘take a 5'2 153d. Nova Scotial SECOND ROUND 9 P'M' . 3 Sm-t and . 9 
     
     do!” mink they have the license to beat Sandyns men but mm, GUELPH (CPl—Alberta and icouldn’t recover. iOntario 010 000 210 0— 4 ‘ I -  Ice 1 ‘ Dons “"95 VS' Kath“ ed 'he l-h  Taylm 93¢. '5‘ 
     
     times strange things happen in hockey comesm The” were :Quehec took the lead in the Ca-i The islanders. from Charlotte-lAlherta 2010310002— 9 ill-eddy S Mlnor lerlne Stewart- ; mm .wnh ‘9 pa" of ill 
     
     few who gave Cape Traverse Evinrudes a chance last season “.3011”, SChOOlbOl’ curling Cham- ltown's Prince of Wales College.i l l I“ 2 ‘Legionf “Doug MCGo' 5:3,; ext};  FREW “= 
     
     against Old Spain Penguins ttaut lthe Cape boysrra‘n away from algfihllgpsthgiilondsaeyonigght, rgscg lare skihppedk by dwgygel Mathe_ENtEthern Ont 0:3203005321— 5 iHockey Draw (wan vs. Pete Sinclair. l flame Eager:- werfzarkewr-  
     
     the defending champ this n e eagues semi-ina s. - n son, w o S-ippe , I "5 rep. . . . _ ——————————————j ~ : 
     
     games to keep their records un-1resentative rink last year in the‘ v F 11 3 ’ " ‘ ' Tremere 2' H‘ Hughes and E' ‘7 
     
     , ‘ . . 1N , Sr 0 owmg are the activities. _ r 
     
     Sand Is Host Saturday blemls e . ' mational finals. aqfifiecmm lgiolgllooigzlE-g scheduled for city minors. to-  Stars capture ’ C0,;fiett'l t . . , 12’ 
     
     Y “be?” down“ oma'm‘ 5“ in: However. Matheson now is} lday at Sports Arena: E h'b' ' T1 1 i erdrhexsd game  this sales  
     
     SATURDAY afternoon hockey appears he be decider pop a thriller‘and Quebec dumpedlwltn the rink he defeated lastuB.C. 131032 (Whiz—12' lino - 12.00 Skate. Notre X | I‘l’IOl‘l l i’ I}; 13k 85’ “13"” 8.‘ mm" o“ 
     
     ular and folks here will get another taste all” Saturday action on Nova scom 9'6’ 5 “1 pmvmdal finals- He : New answm‘ 000000 020 0— 2 Dame and Rocmord Square 1 i MAT nu  Hampsmre mum ' ‘ 
     
     Fobru-a 23 when Sandy‘s Parkdale host The Black Watch Reg- 1." “he? 59c°“d"°““d games» was skip of the Summersidc“ airs. P‘Squid'Fanninglek “L 1 w‘“ m .Stay. m “be “’m‘m‘ ' ' - 2 
     
     mm {3am from camp Gagetown’ pnnce Edward. Island edged High School rink and this year.iNfld. 000 201 0100— s! HOCKEY PLAYOFFS ; Stars defeated Red Head 5-2‘ Game “me ‘5 3'3“ 1/ ,, ' it I 
     
     We are told the Army team is a strong one and should gglrutgfgg 353:9; 1G2“  ‘moved to Charlottetown. 40 Mammba 4230102022—16ld 4'00 ~ 4:40 — Bantams' Park“ m 8.“ et‘mjbmo“ “OCR” game I :- 
     
     troalt local fans to a first class hockey game. They'll need to . . "miles away. 1 ale - Spring Park Bombers vs. é at Pisguid last night. ‘ , 
     
     good to handler the Frizzellmen who ran away with first “,"Ck 12‘2 and, mammba had a The skip of last year's Char-l  iQCHS OWIS lEXhlbltlonl-  560111115 for the “inners were ‘nghwaymen ‘. 
     
     place honors in The Island Intermediate .A, Hockey League. field. day With Newfoundland. lottemwn rink is now over age} 3 4.40 — 5.20 ~Bantams. Park-i R. Birt 2. A. Coffin. J.P. Hand-  k I . I 
     
     We'll have plenty to say about this game Saturday hut W0 w‘l'fllng " . and Matllcson took over the By THE CANADIAN pREss ldale- Etc Bluewmgs V5- 3H5? Yiekafl and 15- HendriCkEfl- 1. an F Yers ‘r 
     
     merely mention it now to get folks in the mood. The kind of h 1'1"“ Edward mam-iv Wthh foursome_ Canadian schoolboy curb Hawks. l Red Head goalgegters were all ‘ PLAIN : ‘ 
     
     hockey games The Sports Arena presented last Thursday and I ad a bye 1“ the “115‘ mund- ; Manitba and British Colum-‘ mg standings a“ 6‘, two i 5.20 — 6-00 — Bantams. QCHSl Birt and L. Anderson. ‘ Highwaymen blanked Buster's i 
     
     Saturday are the best advertisements hockey can get, The boys and Saskatchewan, With a bye : bia suffreed the worst beatings! rounds of [he 11 _ round 1mes ‘vs. Sherwood Condors.  The mom Kings County pal-“1.; Fll'ers 2.0 in Commercial Lea- Or FILTER TIP 
     
     have been putting on some great shows and the folks are hiring ‘Monday night. have played only in the opening rounds championship. ! Officials: Grant Crockett and : cm» League game is Slated for gue action at the Sport Arena CIG A . 
     
     what they are seeing. As long as this continues, the crowds [one game each and are also un- scored the most decisive wins} - P w T Les Barnes, prquid Wednesday night at 8 iast evening. Wayne MacDonald RETTES 
     
     will keep or; and you can bet that; what the players and mu: ideéeatei. I b d lMonday night. L Alberta 2 2  ; pm with Fanninghmk p185“ and George .Lefly. Dunn were 
     
     managemens wan . _ _ _ _ ritis Co um is an Mani- Saskatchewan drubbed Mani- . 'h. B . the scorers. t: 
     
      tin-31:02:35 Ehhaueabngt heggliinhse her/mi; tghee]rlailsuefsltlmtzvrowg  Emba. losers in first - round gtoba and Quebec scored a 511!“ 3:51:60 i i 3 League Playo‘ffs [A g anger M 
     
     l watch two local teams in action this fiasonf f mi .‘Kalatghesv evenei‘htheir recordsiggilgi, Iggerxggn agamSt B'c'  3’ i ‘1’ :Are Underway    l  
     
     Let‘s pal ports Arena to e raters or 5 one. ; on ay night. e osses for‘ : ‘ n a_!‘10 - y ‘ h  
     
     If that happens. the other games will take care of themselves. .omaho and Nova Scam, gave ‘8  igowfizermsrtanshrgg Ill/Iianitosba u 22 1 1 a g m “y Isle Farm Hockey 3   ' ’,". 
     
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     imam 11 records-8150'. ‘ends Monday night against the 32:8 co 8 2 i i mlaydowns got underway last    7‘3 
     
     o iW$Er2“§J“N‘Z‘£&ii§u§§ivSimli Newfoundland club which lost Newfoundland 2 o 2 [night at “‘9 5W“ Arena “’m‘ p S d ° Sem' F' 73 
     
     iwml i t ta t 16-5 on the last rock to Ontario N. 0m 2 o 2 Glasgow Road 94187111! Tracadiei econ game In " Inc's 7" 
     
     O a S  u I  E ass n WO 8 r 5' in the first round. 1 New Br svl k 2 o 2 4-3 in the “Pem- ‘ west Roya‘ty and 61853”: M 
     
     ’ The classy Alberta rink. fromi BC h M 9_0 l d N . ‘ "n ‘l C ‘ scoring for the winners were .Road clash tonight at Crapaud " r1 
     
     Edmontons Bonnie Doon Hignl ‘ ' .e 8 ea "var ew l in an int d' t 'c' h l ) 
     
     ' School is being tuted as thebBrunSWICk after Six ends“ 'J' Humm- 2‘ J” Bare“ and v'} ‘ erme la e cokey  M 
     
     - ’ . Ontario fell hehi d 7-1 to the   iWhite. Tracadle snipers wem‘F‘x‘m- “ 
     
     0 ' best bet to knock off Saskatche- . l . . 1 Both 1 
     
     wan which won easily 12_3'A1berta sliarpshlooters after srx  FltZPaI-I‘I'CR 2 and J. Mc-glv matcfiag" age resorted fiver 8'5 
     
     as   ,against a strong Manitoba rink:end5' the“ “11.1” b“! couldn't The {OHOWinE is th curling “any  . 15‘s.. ‘3 much, 32",” runs S and 2‘5 
     
                u      m   . .. . e- . ROYALS -~ 
     
     ‘-. In Monday's opening round. lottetown Club. (Spares need- “(05" Royalty- Glasgow Road.‘ 0'0" “"5 at 8 “Wk °" 
     
     Get there early tonight. lhard bumping one and the Jun-:QUEBEC STEADY lomarlo had the limelight outed». Pownal, Tracadie. Coveheuad.t . l °" 
     
     That‘s sound advice for pat-liars were able to take all thei The Quebec foursome. from‘Saskatchewan showed why it islsm p_M, Tuesday (Knockout) Southport. Bl‘afkle‘ 8 d Met~ ‘5' 93 
     
     was who inten taking in to-‘Royals could hand out and Montreal High School, is alsoiconsidered the team to heat. ll Ice 1 _ J‘s. MacDonald p maid. participate in the play- S  ' 9'3 
     
     night's action at The Sportsicome back for more. Some of curling steadily. Nova Scotial The Saskatchewan foursome. 30‘Rourke‘ L. Bagnan‘ B‘ 'Bali'offs. which will be a round rob- torey ear“   95 
     
     Arena where Royals and Pen-{their hefty rearguards threw lbeat Northern Ontario in the‘from Central Collegiate Institute vs‘ G_ Stewart, 3. Lynch C_ in series with the team having  Wm 
     
     guins continue their best-of ntheir weight around with stir opening round but couldn't hall-lat Moose Jaw. crushed Mani-Michael. Gv Whmock' ' ‘the best summary in the play- 8  :20 
     
     seven semi-final fued in the Is- prisgng agtlllority‘. h die the Quebecers. Montrealltoba 12-3. Ice 2 _. F, Hansen L Blake“. o'is capturing the Sunny Isle &    
     
     ‘and Intermediate ‘A' Lea ue‘ T e W De t mg 5 apes up .High's big end was in the thirdl Ontario ski Jerr Blair 01‘ ' ' tr h . ' ‘ 
     
     , hlayoffs. 8 ‘like a real natural. There's littleiwhen they counted four rockstest Hill Segondar; School at ‘fifgcghffi‘ée' afiigfltvs' D1;- (Biphey teams finished the w".h"w a m.” m“ "' mm” Game "me  1?“ 
     
     ‘ The Baby Birds won the open- love lost between the two clubs ‘————'-'—- Owen Sound beat a stubborn Douglas J' Vaumur ' I schedule in the order mention.  """Wd ““r""‘""""" “'""""“ . . of 
     
     . er 2-1 last Thursday and folks land they'll go after each other do irlnk from Newfoundland 6-5 Ice 3'_'J. Burden C Camp- “1 above and the first placei 8"“ "‘1’" "’r ‘1" "mm" AdMISSIOfl 75¢ & 356 no? 
     
     3 at that affair termed it the best lionight in dead earnest. ill-I'va ‘Ie Enters }drawing his last rock two feet be“ 3 Mom R pan/vs Dr finishers. West Royalty had 3 Phone us (mini 1,; 
     
     1 hockey game they had witness- Action starts at 8.15.  . {from the button to cancel three Gidainés  (Box. A E ‘piacey' record of ten wins and 5 losses .. Hg: 
     
     ‘ Cd in a long time- The thing was League Flnals {Newm‘mdlam we“ already in J. Veniot. ' I . ‘ The top two goalscore'rs in Store ElGdi’lC  not 
     
     i in doubt "W3 the very 5‘ ' i l house' ' Ice 4 D G u t D M the league were Teddy Small- y ' ltr 
     
     i second. with Royals pressing   j Tracadie defeated Fort Augus- Nova SCQUB scored 8 come- Eachenrgr'n a la" ‘ Cr'wfic' wood or pow“ w; goals Dial 133E 
     
     hard to force the affair into tus 6-2 at Saint Dilnstaln's last {3391‘ 138 Vbl'ln over lgorthern On~ vs D 6.R6urk:ugcas'ne‘mmir:ge and Len Kelly of West Royalty um)“ 4‘73” ' “W N? “13 
     
     overtime. ni t in the second game of at am- “0 EC Score 8 surprise] ' ' ' ‘ ' ' 
     
     The Frizzellmen m favorites TOP Curlers begs]: of three cvo semi-finalllO-S win over British Columbia in 3:2“-  gdwardsz K h w" I  
     
     to squafre thfhseries tonigthht and! series. The Tracadiolteam took figkAélg‘l‘g‘rgunafigg  EB, charm, 511301322;in vftcx'  “97 
     
     godon entmtlhe eIii-vi?! wmf at?” The Gorgon Stewart fink w“ mes m two Straight games received. a bye in the o enin “cm” I" J°hmt°nl J- Whaleu-  M" 
     
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     But the Penguins like the role 1113 ChampionShlp for Charloue‘ series in th‘ finals. E The second round was sched. i8.30 p.m. (Mixed Championship) 
     
    
   
   
    
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     of underdogs. They are showing 
     
     great improvement each time 
     
     thcv climb over the boards and 
     
     tonight Royals 
     
     hands full squaring things at 1-1. 
     
    

    
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     |town on Saturday night defeat- 
     
     ;irm Danny O'Rourke by a score 
     
     sof 9-3. 
     
    

    
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     with the Stewart rink going 
     
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     wilh slskatchewan having a stone. J. MacDonald. L. Jar. 
     
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     , Claude Whitenect second: and . 10.” llan‘ D' 39"“ M‘ DOCkendomj '° '  ' 
     
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     terestlns Ph 8 OK I w-n- the M.H.R.C. was held on Thurs- HoPe River 5 3 2 43 as 12 "‘ 
     
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     A question and answer period scores: I a that four learns are now in an“ Since 1872 m ye" mwr'coimm New PM mm” b N am Door W8! 
     
     followed the film showings after Jim Gordon 95 mm“; W V, Hop. Our experience of so years as ’T “ —‘ — "“ mg m the to" mm” "d m“ h' "'9 Mime . 
     
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     Darrell White on mm a m. “a... top not. Agents Throughout the Province   liver conecnan at the door to In used for pm” 5 
     
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