5 
     
    
   
   
    
     Injuries Hit Bruins Hard"AsThey Enter 
     
     Fifth Game Of Finals With Habs omght 
     
     '”" """G'"”'”" ”'l'"””'' M"”” ”' 1””  Troffers Take Overtime Albany St. Pats Winners 
     
    
   
   
    
     P. E. I. Ladies Curling 
     
     Ass'n Formed At S'side 
     
    
   
   
    
     their Stanley Cup semi-final. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Riding along on a 3-1 margin 
     
     series, Canadiens rule favorites to finish off the Bruins and l 
     
     move on to the final against Detroit Red Wings. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the best-of-seven 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Win From Saints In Finals 
     
    
   
   
    
     allow the Trotters to connect for 
     
    
   
   
    
     still came out on the short end 
     
    
   
   
    
     -The Albany It. Plla won the 
     
     Simmons in Macl-larlana trophy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Simmons-MacFarlano Cup 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ieooad Period: 3.. lroetown. 
     
     Taylor (C. Mill) 1:30; I. Albany. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ml" Tuesday lIl8lll'- torrid he will again discard the two- A pair of field souls and make- 
     
     A - l . . . i - - . - - - A tic of the South Sbora Cutcliffe (Dawson Cam - 
     
     M an organization rneotlng held:Presldent Betty Llnkleltei” vice name m B051 9' won 4'8 by Mom 803"? Syhlem Ind "59 Only Jlcs 500'” 0" "3"" "ml "'3' "1 "W of a 22-13 score at the and of the me mil "V9 """"l”- emblem! ' emu) 7" 
     
     l ' real 0" I00 "5 Dim M3"5"""l3 ques Plante regular net-minder first overtime quarter were en- Th S ' t th b ttl d h k t Hock” Dun" chmploump ." ""3 "' Mb""y- cnnuw (cul- 
     
     ' - first an minutes. Wendall Giliis 9 ""5 9” ” 9 " ” Bedeque rink last night, defeat- cliffs n.w.o..; 14-5o- 5 Mb. 
     
     ' ' ' ' ny- 
     
    
   
   
    
     yesterday afternoon at the Sum- 
     
     mersids Curling Club, with dele- 
     
    
   
   
    
     gates from 
     
     lortctown. Alberlnn and Monta 
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerside. Char- 
     
    
   
   
    
     gua 
     
    
   
   
    
     present. it was the unanimous de- 
     
    
   
   
    
     cision of the four P.E.I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ladies 
     
     curling clubs to affiliate in form- lot the executive 
     
    
   
   
    
     trig what is ill be known as the 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     president. Kay Johnston; secre- 
     
     tary trelsurer. Marion Smallman; 
     
     by-laws. Elizabeth Macdonald, 
     
     convener. with Irene Silliphant, 
     
     Beth Waugh ancl.Evelyn Clldmorc 
     
     on her committee. Other members 
     
     are Margaret 
     
    
   
   
    
     overtime goal. the Bruins counted 
     
     two casualtiesi 
     
    

    
     Veteran goalie Sugar Jim Henry 
     
     and defencr-man Fern Flaman. 
     
     ratcd tops .mong the Bruin rear- 
     
     izuard contingent. were left at 
     
     home. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Perry. Alberton; and Hal lnman. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In the first three games Irvin 
     
     had Flame and 
     
     Hodge working on a shuttle basis. 
     
    

    
     The only Montreal casiilty in 
     
     the overtime battle Tuesday was 
     
     Ken Mosdell. in trying to avoid 
     
     an offside. the veteran Montreal 
     
     centre pulled up short and went 
     
    
   
   
    
     ough to give the Sport Lodge 
     
     Trotters a 54-48 win and a one- 
     
     game lead in the City Basketball 
     
     Lcagiie finals as they defeated 
     
     the Saints at the S.D.U. gym last 
     
     night. 
     
    

    
     Battling to a 4444 draw at the 
     
    
   
   
    
     rookie Charlie 
     
    
   
   
    
     and high-scoring Donnie MacLean 
     
     proved to be big guns for the 
     
     Trotters in the opener as they 
     
     each callected eight points-Mao 
     
     Lean o four field.goals and Gil- 
     
     lis on three field goals and two 
     
    
   
   
    
     for basket with the Trotters for 
     
     the next few minutes and took a 
     
     lead for the first time since the 
     
     early minutes of the game on 
     
     Bill Kellyls field goal at the 10- 
     
     minute mark but Arnold still 
     
     couldn't pot one as the Trotters 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing the Freetown. Royals. peren- 
     
     nial champs for a stretch of eight 
     
     years, by the score of 5-2. In the 
     
     filth match of a but of five 
     
     series. 
     
    

    
     The teams were deadlocked at 
     
     two games apiecs before last 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dawson (C oron. Cutcliffa) 15;. 
     
     1:; I. Freetown. Taylor (Mu- 
     
     Murdo. C. Hill) 10:10: Penalties. 
     
     Campbell. Macuurdo. 3. Hawaii. 
     
     D. Roberts. Richards. (served u 
     
     Thompson). team penalty to Freo- 
     
     town. scrvsd by Smith. 
     
     Third 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pflllftl Edward Island Lldiel Montague. These delegate willlJAW FRACTFRE . . . e f tb fui tr . 
     
    

    
     Curling Association. Marlon Small- act until the annual rneetiniz. i illlefaxllllggpgalgllll 1:0 xlslglslleflr mtlgsflhi; ::;e”lO;f3;':"; :"::;lgg1:ceTl;:n:l:: o Amfsieer oufmgwum caused the ggefidmiggile :(:.:y'DS5a2z!t' hi: night's contest which was played Period: 7. Albany. big. 
     
    

    
     man. president of the Summerside The Charlottetown represents-K Henry suffered a fracture of the rum; for mmghh game .He wag Wemme session with Elwin Mac. saints to mt” somewhat m um nut and gave the sums I mm. before the largest crowd (over son (Cams;-on) 14:10; p.nm..V 
     
     ' h A i point lead. The Trotters forged 1300) ever to jun lu "my mm wuuh 
     
    
   
   
    
     club was appointed chairman. 
     
    
   
   
    
     On 
     
    
   
   
    
     motion by Kay Johnston and sec- 
     
     onded by Evelyn Cudmore, Mon- 
     
     tague. it was decided that the 
     
     first president of the organization 
     
    
   
   
    
     should be 
     
     curling club on the Island. 
     
    
   
   
    
     from the Sumrnerside 
     
     club. which is the senior ladiesl 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     The pro tem executive was ap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pointed from the 
     
    
   
   
    
     official dele- 
     
    
   
   
    
     gates. There were two from each 
     
     club and following the aforemen- 
     
     tioned motion a third dclegato was. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tives invited the Island ladies to,upper left law and will be up- 
     
     hold the fall meeting at their club . erated on today. He was struck 
     
     on October 29th. 'by the puck late in the third pe- 
     
    

    
     'l'ea was served by the execu- lriod when Calum Macxay blasted 
     
     tive of the hostess club with Rita B Sllill ll'0m 20 lelil 0lll- All” 
     
     Silliphant in charge.-as. trcatnlent in the Boston dressing- 
     
    
   
   
    
     L... roorrli Henry Tghamely. went thefrlelst 
     
     f t W 3'. s liusness 0 e 
     
     Exhibition ” 9 3 ” ”” 
     
     Baseball 
     
    
   
   
    
     injury was revealed Wednesday 
     
     when x-ray examinations were 
     
     made. 
     
     Flaman pulled up lame with a 
     
     By THE CANADIAN PRESS charleyhorse in the second period 
     
    
   
   
    
     given treatment on the train on 
     
     route home from Boston. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PLEASE!) WITH TRIO 
     
    
   
   
    
     Irvin 
     
     pleased with the work of hts for- 
     
     ward line combination of Mosdell. 
     
     Floyd Curry and Calum Mackay. 
     
     although the big line of Jean Be- 
     
     liveau. Bernie tEoom Booml Ge- 
     
     offrion and Bert Olmstcad ac- 
     
     counted for one goal Tuesday and 
     
     Geoffrion had a hand in a goal 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kinnon and Donnie MacLean col- 
     
     lecting single field goals each 
     
     which, along with the quartet of 
     
     points on foul trys, proved too 
     
     big an obstacle for the younger 
     
     and less experienced Saints to 
     
     overcome. and so the Trotters 
     
     walked off with their first win 
     
     of the best of three final series. 
     
    

    
     The Saints encountered a lot of 
     
     trouble in the first half in their 
     
     attempts to get their shots on the 
     
    
   
   
    
     said he was especially 
     
    
   
   
    
     opener was the failure of their 
     
     rangy forward Dave Arnold to 
     
     produce as he did in the semi- 
     
     finals and during the regular sea- 
     
     son. So. the Saints found them- 
     
     selves with a big climb ahead as 
     
     they entered the second half. 
     
     As was proved in the semi- 
     
     finals with the Welshmen. the 
     
     Saints always shine in the latter 
     
     part of the battle, and this they 
     
     did last night as they cut the 
     
     Trotters lead from nine to two 
     
    
   
   
    
     back. 
     
    
   
   
    
     it four by the 
     
     victory. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a n d following some 
     
    
   
   
    
     led by Donnie Macbean. 
     
     and by the 14-minute mark again 
     
     held a two-point lead. They made 
     
     16-minute mark 
     
     and appeared well on the way to 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Saints then called time out 
     
     instructions 
     
     from Jack Reardon on the bench. 
     
     Arnold shot a pair of field goals 
     
     in quick succession to knot the 
     
     count again. Gillis failed to pay- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bedeque rink. The game was 
     
     played on Wet ice. but the am- 
     
     azingly fast action. sustained 
     
     through the whole sixty minutes 
     
     of play, kept the teams' suppor- 
     
     ters in a frenzy of excitement. 
     
     Albany scored the first goal in 
     
     the second minute of the first 
     
     period and were never headed. 
     
     throug the Royals did knot the 
     
     count at one-pll early in the 
     
     sandwich session. The Greonshlrts 
     
     were leading 4-2 when the mid- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Referees - Isa Hunter and 
     
     Vance Harris. 
     
    

    
     After the guns tho following 
     
     trophies and prizes were present- 
     
     od: Tbs Simmons and MacFar- 
     
     lane trophy. presented by Walter 
     
     Simmons to the Albaiuteanr 
     
     captain. Gord Cutcllffa. The Hor- 
     
     ace Wright trophy for finishing 
     
     first in regular league play, to 
     
     the Albany tum by Ira Crozisr. 
     
     Arnold Henderson presented the 
     
    
   
   
    
     nominated to represent Summer New York um 8"” F9" "it 83"" "W9 O"' ""3 basket. Although they had taken 
     
     aide. ' 100 .103 030 oooeto 15 3 l'f"15l1rd'" eiilfd l”"'mi"P "9""? "'9 5982:" bY(EelLrr'a:iun and Macxav an early lead in the game and points in the first three minute off on two foul trys with only 15 die frame ended. however, and Bedoque rinl ll'0PllY '0 Bonnie 
     
     P A y r had out-shot the Trotters. they period after the half. and dldnt seconds left. And so the stage added an insurance marker in Howatt. tho league's top scorer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The exeuit ive is 
     
    
   
   
    
     an follows: lPhiladelphia 
     
    
   
   
    
     ax. 
     
    
   
   
    
     000150 040 000 -1012 s 
     
    
   
   
    
     Long John Hciidersoil will be in 
     
     .the Boston nets. He has made 
     
    
   
   
    
     are leading the Montreal point-get- 
     
     ters in the series. each with five. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     time. 
     
    
   
   
    
     was set for the five-minute over- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the final frame. 
     
     The line of Noonan. Dawson 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Myers presented the South 
     
     Shore League trophy to Bonnie 
     
    
   
   
    
     l tfianie called after I2 innings . . . 
     
     l . . . l i th . - C . G ff d B l ' ' 
     
     Gaie Forces ;belL(;::,;: offiiilffsils) qmnmam (rlinc: a3l:i'geaVll::(:e:(l)enall-lmln llloiieb llllenlllgh-glelrllyllgllaallll l,tillle::1l31l8ll'Il?e;lA1'hlel'-Ics   In the second half. new-comer and Cameron. with 'cfcncemsn Kiwi" 10l' lllllllll ill! mall 
     
     Pos"ponemen1' of ::.:,ndi:.nd.u.HO?i:.l,r,:l.l,, 9l;l..en;:'nd Cfjii regliach Dick Irvin of Canadians IC3:t!il3l(lslEnlsl-gavift Ollie! Sfiilrllrr e2(a1fTll:: D I  grrdlgds ilaliliwutlejagl?-rleyleucdlli glgrgt.Clgdl:nr:l:rk:i'?uD1:lgerlolDa:vll u'al'r;.l following were presented 
     
     Sg 'g S ' para ;;.,.3g.'... .31 Hr? Nv.5k..w..-Wild hegulans 10 80 alanlz with the played. R9al Clievrellls and l-90   S    long set sltots and equalled the son, 15-year old sensation of the with ailvar spoons by Mr. Myers 
     
     rdl  mngl isanie lineup that won.the fourth Labineleading the Boston marks- 9ff(n-(5 of Danni, MacLean' who sglntm led Qhg gcofjng pm-gde for scoring nhlevamenu; Mbny. 
     
     . . U f , . me First -93"” "' B"5l”"- H "W5 me ”'-39' "'9" Vm" lw" 30315 "5"" vl'l::ST PALM BEACH. Fla.before being traded to Detroit. He again came up with eight points. with 2 goals and three assists. 3, 1-rowan, G. CutcI"fg' P-Q N09. 
     
     'l;l'(h:?l:tl1';t; laLg:;nTf0rglealfIl;:ice Pills' (N) 000 100 (Kill-el 8 0. tAP.lKansas City Athletics Wed- returned (to the Ylankees in a win- Gillls only had four as he was Ronnie (i!lfLle;0l:h;)lllik;tlI the light Mm DV D.w.on. phu Noon". 
     
     if - Balv rm 010 002 Moss 8 0 ' nesllay bought pitchers Ewell ter deal rom Ba timors Orioles. covered more closely. He fouled once. an ii an opera. an Freetown Clayton Mm D. 305. 
     
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     lllhile :ift;"o:r;nilrol ttihepostrgttiiitfn Eff Wade, Dnnnso I5! and Sheba.-(1';VRo1'a    Blackwell and Tommy Gorman SURPRISE DEAL out in the overtime. Ha;-d.wor-k. Cutcllffe had a goal and two .11.. W. c,,,,pb,11. E. -1-33.10;-V w. 
     
     a club . . lPaIica. Rognvm l6? and Moss. Vl- and first baseman Dick Krylioskl jng for-ward Bnb Fear-on wgs the assists. M111. summefgldg 2:351”, 11;; 
     
     Jllan dc Fuco between Victoria ROEOVIHA L - Donoso Hr- Bal- o . - from New York Yankees in s Th 3 h d I beg Of the Saints 35 he collected The game was featured by out- Phillips Gerald M.dA.n Log 15 
     
     V ' ' ' . c t' 5 ea came as a 5lll'- - . . - l 
     
     '"&,1:”&aQ,?,?:;ei;hlZEsl'.;..ed the EV"s' S d    5”a'3l" "35" deal V prise. as owner Arnold Johnson 10 Dolllls lll "19 llisl hall Md 1 ”t”dl”3 3"He"d'"3 ”" ul' 9”" E. Campbell. 1:. MacNelll. R. 
     
     18-lear-old to postpone her sched- mm. W, e&','(:'mm MR2 5 1 i The dpurfllliie P7108 fig; mall; and his aides were believed hatch- basket in the overtime. Chick Bf dblgll 50319;:-onwl;ll::i :lIcl:::.' Campbell. Wllmot. G. Hueslll. D. 
     
     i . . t t W d day '- i V The Rotary Centennial Hockey lBradley. Dunn! 26.00; 4. QSS (ios- ll0llll99 55 lll 6lK'95S 0 - -V - ingatrade that would send Arnold Morrison had eight in the half 3" "'9 ” 5 - ' MgcFu-lane. James Clark pra- 
     
     tlgile 8sttillminael&-ll upettlwisioon Badl.-igljlinninggogg(;(:lr32:n3n1? lchanipionships, now an annuall eph tMulliganI 34.00, Vl'llaClWl'9ll- 0909 0"! Of llle llllesl Portocarrero. their rlghthanded and two in the overtime. llllly hr" "llmb" "' do" "I'll: suited tho Arnett trophy to the 
     
     Wedncstlav. 16 hours before she ga'wyer F-ac; ,7, and Mvmnwevenl. were staged at the Char- PARKDALE 0 Q.(T.H.S. O l”'lil"l1f!"d?d Pllehf?" l" l"9,l13"'e Pllcller. 10 the Yankees. Donnie MacLean topped the u'"""" U" "'l" w'” u” 'l n-"gown Royals for flnlshlll 
     
     wais In mkk. her postponed gt. (,(;lemanVvMmer I8, and Ba-us. W-V kmemwn Forum Iasl night helm” parkdale Gimmuoaxl P. wahuvith ((ln't'llnn8lll.'Vltfl!S1f')ntil1ie Blankaee whether the cash deal was the poinpgenel-5 (0,. the game with last-ditch clearing plays prevent- ucond h "gum. hum Pr”. 
     
     wmm ;F-ace. L.Miuer. I a large or-owq. rfhree minor titles ren; defence, J. Douglas. E. Grcg-. glliflflglriliilg )'fn;:1li'.e wrles art: ye r. forerunner to a trade was not im- 13V gonnwed by pea,-,,n with 15 ins the 3001'”. (continued on N" 1)) 
     
     Miss While. daughter of Lester Detroit mi 030 am 00079 14 l W"? decfefi W" 93”; 0' 5l""'g fwd: lg'W:4Fd?- 3- 5083;: 9- M"5' G,,,,,,,,,, ,ppea,;,d in u'g,,me, fe'fig's"lea'rye l:;l”;;f;"”:'eEdTh:f glelfllj and Earl Nicholson with 14. Other 5.,,,..,...-,.; --1"-s-s-""'-" 
     
     G' Vl."l."9- g('"er.al manager of 305"” (A' .000 00" wk" .5 1 Ptark-Par da e'- Queen qugm'a'n H V l mam" H. a"erS' B with the Yanks last year after be- handed hittin and Kr hoski is a scale” for the none” were: T”  1..  
     
     Dominion Magnesium Co. of To- Hoeft, Zuverink I7i and Wilson. V”-sl K9” laklng 3 ('"3"lP'""5"'P' M3('K3-V E- lllacha-V in hm" h, u from me men Km. . gt y Gillls l2. MacKlnnon 4, Ready 2, First Period: 1. Albany, Plt 
     
     room. and an unknown in Toronto Yewcic (7l; ng-lmvk, smith .3; V in the opening game of the even- Q.('.H.S. Girls-Goal:  Small: g E p . V g POWEF 8WlllE9l' Wlltl "EV!" (lull? Goodwin 1V pm the saint; Mo;-. Noon” (ngwgon, Cameron) lzm; you IALE .. nu 1.1'oN M31. 
     
     sas City Blues His won lost rec lived u 3 9 9;; 
     
     mm crcls-5. said Wednesday Slit! Freeman fill and White. W-Hneitzl "ll 1" "I" P3PC”'"”'ll"l ”l”55',l"e d””"”' A" 1'3"?" "f L”"" 5' r . i i P 0 we MOM rison 10 MacGui an ll Arnold 7 nalties D. Roberts. 3. Kowntt. cury. Chslli. APPlS W Kl"!- 
     
     5 l - S rin Park-Parkdalc Blllchlrds Duffel F Andcr on' i  id l "rd "as 32 and his earned run 'l"""5""- when "9 hmllzhl "19 ' K ' ' Pe ' 
     
     is ready lmdwlm when m. wemh-lllxl-Delilrkk tNl ion ”'l0 04'! 1” is 2" hlhnkid the Princr Street Tigers Harper  A Hililaln mlwlhllallclb averalle 188' He l5 " rlgmha"d"' Al-"19-"C5 l7 N” "ls? lmm "'9 Kelly 4' Mamonneu 2' Ledwe" 
     
     er is selte . V cw or m - - l H l .  ' l ' l' l Kryhoski. a veteran lefthanded Macks nf phiradelpm said he and MacDonald 0. 
     
     The chubby la-year-old wants tnlC1ev' (At :-tin 031 n3(im11 to ,1 2-0 on goals by cullen and Mac: L. I-rluell. A. Lavers. G. Mac- ms. h asem 8". "Wed several h d 510000001 d -V -V V Rpferees Cemge Smnueburv and 
     
     COHQUEF lll0 lllllll "Nlll 1" 1 no A""l"9ll'- Gl'l55”m l5' -la"-V"? "l""""1',mME hanged In an "var; Donaldlgililzifg years in the Yankee orllanizatlon hf: lhelcllib. Thtlssilsellhelfllrsllnrliirtllxlle gslbflllll Fertiliser CE'Ill1lPdT! (total d    
     
     i l nus s to e rot era an 
     
    
   
   
    
     to acquire talent outside the or- 
     
     ganization with the exception of 
     
     the draft. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - i . .t t th . mileslllli Lirldlc cm Ciel mi and West-l Bill V 
     
     llirlilrlrei irlltwe :aaflI:iElggdlSll:I:”i9C2 swim-l rum. Katt till; Crarcia, Houttcmanl time goal to give the West Kent! 
     
     mm. Fmmnm, (-h8m,,i(,k made he,-its) M0551 :9: and Hagan. W-Lid- Monarchs a 3-2 win and the Pee 
     
    

    
     cll 
     
    
   
   
    
     a dozen to the Saints. The Saints 
     
     made good on 14 of 22 foul tryr A 
     
     while the Trotters connected on 
     
    
   
   
    
     TONIGHT. TIIUBSDAY. MAME I 
     
     IORUM 
     
    
   
   
    
     "ll lPPl"e5mwl" Local Curling 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Sha is SWlmmlnE at this time, oflTll0I'nDS0ll 9 Invr Ha nu fed 31:; vahenmnsr  aavnsmar DCVIS Cup ROIiII1d lResu"5' Draw Junior cunadiens 1-0 of their 19 J kl DO W 
     
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     u-ggchgrnug teman. Strickland. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
    
   
   
    
     war because . , , . . V V 
     
     indes whim hem Miss Chadwick cmc 'INt 000 004 lll(ls5 ll 25 goals, while Mat-Kay and Duvar vRAN(.()ON (AP) - 'lhe Philip. R V M I (W! , m 
     
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     Ch les A. Goodwin. ca 9 o 9; . . ' . H ' i . - ' . . . 95 By in e eas crn zone avis i i . i . MONTREAL. tCPl e-lil l' l w - 
     
     svl  Tuesday night. Twenty-five' '7) Ltlrrlelgi an'dHlxnl(l'l9Cl(. W-. square Eagles a 3-1 decision overlcup tennis compeminnl alP;h9qChar3"'ell.I”"'q'.Cum”:  Canadians juniors Wm 193:3 lpf,-at. 3 Con” "nd "Holy Sh. 3- 
     
    

    
     Pnrlerfield. L-Minailin 1 fhp Queen (harlotte Flyers in the In (he final N." WWI” mat " .h.ea:f'; D . aimpson 2. A. day for an exmbmon W" M New A i 50 M. . u 
     
    

    
     r - orn .v . on tcaman : . ' dm ssian ge H 
     
    
   
   
    
     mile-an-hour winds were blowing 
     
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     at ll P-"L V W Ag V VV r;.,..,krV.... lNl mm on 00x--3 fl n ..fl,';..7.l'l.h". a.,'.".,lI,':ms rl-2;... marker, ;;'t'l::t "T9-(V,':l","d(; 2D9g'00 sdilcaled MacDonald Z Dr. H. Mackenzie 4. foullllllmd-d Plfylnll d h MARCH as To APRIL s 
     
     s W . g,,men..V wits," is. and (tr-and. Wm? Adams W” the lane QueenV.'3"1 I - ' - ' - ' v and Draw for onlght continuing the Kames 5" '9 "r"'”" "m”" l 9 ' 7 
     
     York RI-He  :ill. Parks r7r; WOJFX. Darncll is: Cha,.h,,,e scorer. l'" ”"-V -"59 hm Milli"!-1 Mauniz. round robin: ' middle of April. THUMDM; 
     
     Find Walk"- w'”3””l”3 l'"w"5""r The Parkdale- girls and the 6,.:'pa6"'4'n:3' The Phmppmes may '1," ml 1 lsgnlllmy tpollocle llanlm iaftinl Children's Skating 4 to K Sfl 
     
     "eyes,-er-. - V we l--C. Camphcl. R, Ewing, cu irec or or ana lens 0. e -  3 , 
     
     "M Moccasin Dance  9 to 12:30 
     
    
   
   
    
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     QM" ” " 9 2'” 8 l N " " R. Le-Clair. v. Rodd vs. Dr. Mac- National Hockey League. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Soccer Results (Clix'lif'fll”3kri-'iwizll'eii:omiih ilad. Russian Bel-ters K”""”- A- We”""- D's CW 5- Wedmday t ”""d 0' ” 0' 1” - 
     
     Followliiu HIP the rcsillls of RV dav ' r . Cmsbyg players will be taken on the Prizes   
     
     recent York Rifle Clllb bhoul: l LONDON 4RcutcrsIA--Rcslllts of (-,.,im,.,,wam,, Lawn, M Lgffing Record ice 2 A, Mar-Donald. 1).. A. trip. All will be players still elig- MON.-I-"LY ME:-"Np 
     
     CLASS l ilIwS"tli"al.””” played in tho UK; Perry. John Richard. Amtis Gor- LONl)ON (AP) -Arkady vnrh. M”".M”""- -'- Dl"ll""- E 5" lb" "" l""l”' '?""”Y "W "”""-.-l'lRlDAY- ' i 
     
     . Allan Evian . . . . . . . .. P "P ay' l 'e-alt. yev. Russia's world middlcwci ht. lesme vs" 8' Burdent Ct Hnudet Among them Wm be Hen” Pocketl Children's Skating . . 4 to 5:30    -  P-Mu . 
     
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     ; George Andrews FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION vvp pBLl UHRDS I TIGERS 0 weight-loin: champion. has added I" 341' 5' L" D 3 mm. musmou ' M ,1 R0 key Nlsht to be Announced 7.30 PM General Business 
     
     ll" H. T. Ycscy Semi-Final Replay: Llncupst. V to his laurels, the Moscow radio M aka  E31; 13' ldonakl ' Richeard 5 Eu Ce C  I ' ' . ' 
     
     A l-;di.wun Vlalts . . . . .. N tr--am um 2 york v o .Tlf1Cr5?(r4'lal' George M3PMll- sai 'v'r' ' ac 3" ' "C ""5 "- J- ' l 8.30 P.M.-Guest ker. A. Walthon Gaude 
     
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     Irene Hlardy . laNoif)lsil LEAGLE lan: laeiegci; (I.Jliorlkarull.f Eggs;-, Moscow radio said he jerked Rodd y' ” e ' ' "'"”' l plijgfcit gfld J';hn3.:"At;ml”;" 83:. Farewell Shun: Manager Charlottetown Centennial 
     
     Myron .iiig V ivision SML 80-ll. 30. 5': MW 1' H337 d - I S, . ' - 1 - "T Cam ' 
     
    

    
     W lb (.rmkm Mnmmpsln C 2 Shemdd W 2 Kennpd-vi Knsnnv Dmmnmt Burke, lovskpotlgietseriinmabmeie inundterld Ice knon Seaman. Don Mac- the schedule so far calls for other All""”"" t ' ' i i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A " 3"” 3 mlttee' . , vmed ” 
     
     Eric sprouts ' Division 11 Mat-l.can, S. MacLean. Ford. Dal-'RmSi'an record hey Set T: V. 9 llllyle. Dr. Mnresldc. Eds Brown games at Belle Isle and Corner Nliilll - 3 '0 10 Member! Of "19 L3dle3 Auxlll.-VY 5" in 
     
     Albert tiollrl . l Birmingham C .'i Fulhanl 2 zicl. Howard. Purvis. llasi ypm. mnna   Sampson F' MECMIHML Ji Brook The players wlu return to be presenb 
     
    

    
     Allin M.'It'l)0ll'rll0 4 Division III Southern l3lllDl)IrflS--Goal: R. Baldwin: -. . s; -' l "'T'& . M3c7l'9A""-V Mm V M0mT93l APT” 15 01' "5 -:   
     
     R;iyrnun(l Vosscy .. Walfnrrl 5 Milluall R rlcfence. Burns. Rico. Flood: ior- ' "”'””Dti " ' ' i' " ””""” 
     
    

    
     CLASS 2 Reading 1 Bournemouth ll wards. MncKinnon. Cullcn. Dover. , 
     
    

    
     Jam Anrlrmvs 99 Division III Nortlwrn VBrown. Duffy, Mclnnis. Coach F.l- l 
     
    

    
     11...”,-(1 wan, 97 Bradford 0 Trnnmerc Rovers 0 mer Hogan. . ' . 
     
     Arthur Broun Wt ('ll95l0l”llPll'l 4 3l3ll5llPlll T l l. Bliichirds. MacKinnon IClIl- V 
     
    

    
     Herman liucll 95 C Alilxillldrll 2 Darllllflllln 2 inn. Flood! l.'l.00: 2. Bluebirds. I   
     
     Amlic Ruell 93 llllrlllilillllll-S Ulfl 7 S0l'lllWll'l l Cullen 4Burnsl lll:l5. 
     
    

    
     lcnlirrl sum; 93 lvrr-xham I Vinrkinslnn 1 MONARCHS :4 Mitill-Ins I ' -"" ---m-- 
     
    

    
     ('cril Watts 92 (Ill?-Sllfafl ll (l1'”5l”." . . V Monarl-hs4Gnal: Matthews. (iv ' 
     
    

    
     5 .l Hm 86 5r9TTl5ll l-ll-M-'l E lcncc. Dow. Cooper Smnllwoorl.  I '  
     
     Lums X'(NSPy &5 n,lVl5l"" A forwards. W. Ward. Prowse. B 
     
    

    
     CLASS It 4h"ll"'" 4 k.'Vl"””"0Ck l Cudmore. Buell. lves. i 
     
    

    
     Belly Aiulrmu 97 (.l-"l"  F,:'l:l."lk.V04 Park:-rs-Goal: McGee: defence. 
     
    

    
     l.mLli icsscy 96 "R" hle ' nailigon R Rice. Blanchard: forwards. Mac- 
     
    

    
     Pmrr in-ourl 92 Q (THE P 4 Duimcrmmw I lxinnon. Dover. (Tarver, MacKay. - 
     
    

    
     I'luyd VNWX 92 Allrdrieonhns it St lohiiuoilc l Hnmh1'V'Fl"od o 0 . 
     
    

    
     (”tlt-slcy lluglics 91 ' lime" iEA'GL.E l. Monarchs. W. Ward lrrowsei , 
     
    

    
     Slunrl Vcssry ah Cl fl'H'Ofl 4i Crlisadcrs 0 In   P 8 r k C r 8' Macxay 
     
    

    
     CLASS 4 ' P ' A g lBlanchardi lR'0fl: Ii. Monarchs.    
     
    

    
     t.-irol ll:ii'tix 96 T B' T S I W. Ward lI)nwl 2200: 4 Packers. . . o s r . n a a . V . 
     
    

    
     lluunlrl film-ltoti 94 llllvar IMacl(en7.iei 24.15: Over-l -' --- 
     
    

    
     I.t-mirirtl l”or(l 9.1 o   timc. 5 Monarchs. B. Prowsewllllfl Fnur w )) I C    
     
    

    
     .loVuv Cunstnhle  92 . . . . V . V Q. S .S F.a;zlcseGoal: R. al'- ' I (( L GABAKDINE AND I ON G I o o . . . o a a . . " - 
     
    

    
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     Smut .il;it'Arlliur xi mnanber M. the Reid Q” gm”: mill. Cahill. E Joscph: forwards. EARING WORSTIID REINFORCED WIT"   . 
     
    

    
     (ii,A.s;s 5 .. V V V VV V t V" V R. Bradley. V Mulligan, A 011- g - - . 95c l . 
     
     "am!" .'.m'”r N W l!l.i2. if-ctlncsrlldy lid; (til dons; as lagham Dunn Macmillan. wynneil NYLON CREASE RESISTANT -  . . . . , . . . . . . L    
     
     haw mu-Krrumr. 92 "" at "9 Pill" " W" ll: C. if S--Goal: Wotton: dew s,pmN(;. SHADF3 .. BRQWN BLUE AND -- -N 
     
    

    
     Lnu llmvntt 91 ”'"'"'l' "' 'l"' "”5”'" -h-V't""" '5' fciiro W. Adams. I). Mcmlsland: '   ' 
     
    

    
     Willard .llurr:i 90 3 -"""" l" W" T”"g 37"" J forwzlrtls. A. Macl-latiyon. J. Ken- CHARCOAL GREY - NEW MODELS SINGLE a o o . s . o u o o r M 
     
    

    
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     Vivian Howntt .. . . . . .. R9 T F "9 -"X "l 45 V ""'””'-li ncdy. ll. Rogcrs. D. Bllntaln. on DOUBI F BREAQTED nEGULgI V .-... mm- 
     
    

    
       ””   '”    ”l   "T "T H I ” i ' BOYS' JEANS 3149 it REGULAR me: 2950 
     
    

    
     A. .l. (Tluncy . . . . . , . . . ,, llflml "3 ""59 RF 8 P3.V9T- . I.  Bradley ICsllaghan.' ' S 
     
    

    
     L .l Andrews I llurlsnn hrnkr into thc mainrl Cahillv voo; 2. QCHS. Adamsl PRICES To S4590-SPRING SALE ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' ' t ' ' ' 
     
    

    
     (mass it esgucs with Washington in l940.f Buntainr 1200: 3. QSS. Joseph 
     
    

    
     .loyt'c Bucll  we  F-s -  --(l  "zllgjmgl-I::”   - 
     
    

    
     Wilfred Constable ' - - . . e 
     
    

    
     um. rm. Our Boarding House Malor Hoopla .50 ...-.G.E..  N L.i-.-.... ..--- . 
     
     Frank Vessey STIR 8'l'Y ' 
     
    

    
     Robert Watts A '  gANp0RlzEn I . . - . V 
     
    

    
     Ex-elyn Vosse;.v - voila iuvexrrlonz now CUCKOO  
     
    

    
     Rev. J. M. bproulc. Km rho GET 3,. 1 see” A g 
     
    

    
     "ll M5c””"”'d cl-lAu2 JIST Luce IT NA 5703:  l Y T  . . . . . .  . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Frank Watts 
     
     Merrill Macnonsln . 
     
     Lowell Watts .. . 
     
     Arthur Bowness . 
     
     Joyce Ling . . . .  
     
     Laken Lewis 
     
     Toff Barrett 
     
     CLASS 8 
     
    

    
     Elizabeth Watts 
     
     Hazel Veasey .. 
     
    
   
   
    
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