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. * = ‘ x ec Wnlar AL | “Covers Prince Edward laland Like The Des” =, Ae These Players SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, Fri., Dee. 24, 1965. PAGE 13 ; i Mi H li d BIg iss Holiday ° . z . Black Hawks Scorin Ace ; fae a ti ens : , The Christmas season is Gpon us and the greater g (ef the Christian world will be siting comfortabley at tome ° ’ x% enjoying a brief respite from their jobs. Quite likely they will _ | sit back and enjoy the spectacle of professional hockey and ins Male ete Awar Ree Ses o men pu on the for F | aie “—. © cab the day at home ; not , . no but when an athletes lively- ys gh alge walle Brn nag al ag andl gare asco r -” that he eset his being away from home it is rather likely tec ua hil rain OF Sew wet mate wy mom acto te Toa esl Sh | Oe a ctl eas ” w my mom | a The ' 1965 battle for Mele Athlete of end dad in Pointe Anne very |World Student Games in Buda- Green Bay battle for the Westere division tile and wher the Year honors, proud,” he said. “There is|pest when he covered the 900 ® battle this should be even with the Colts missing the : Hull, the golden boy. with mothing much else I can say.” |metres in 1:47.7. Earlier in the services of their first and second string pivots. Baltimore Chicago Black Hawks of the _Thé 26-year-old eft winger, |year he scored seven victories bas had four different men im at the quarterback. position National Hockey League, hooked Who scored 39 goals and 32-as-|in succession over top-r and when one realizes. it as the quarterback who is the vp in a torrid fight with Croth- sists in 61. schedule games last |competitior on the United States the big cog in any teams offensive % ts ers, one of the world’s top mid- year, was the top scorer in the |indoor circuit. that they are tied for the lead tm the loom ag a die-distance runners, in the Stanley Cup playoffs with 10; Crothers won by more than Of course they got a big boost last weekend when they year-end poll conducted by The goals and seven assists in 14/200 points over second-place from behind and nipped the Los Angeles Rams 20.17 come Canadian Press among {41 games as the Hawks lost the |Harry Jerome of ‘Vancouver in the credit must go to veteran quarter "en ae ae sports editors afd sportcasters final to Montreal Canadiens. | 1964; finishing with 313 points. picked up from the Pitts . oe across the country. Results Hull, five - foot - 10 and 198 Judo star Doug Rogers, Midway through the war ao SL ee ence et were announced- ; joined the Hawks in Toronto resident who was to the possibility that Brown would a ener winner of the award 1957-58 and became a feared |#@ Truro, N.S., was third vetoed a motion put before thom to oa ee 1964, polled more ballots scorer almost from the out- |year. Neither Jerome nor Green Bay, on the other hand managed Chon TON Set, seek ened, See fet of his NHL career. A strong @"4 earned a vole this year. against the ASers and this could hinder them mentally fer blond bombshell's -place wrist and slap shot brought him| Third this year with 110 points ma Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi points votes and wound up losing on 31 goals and 274 assists for 538|was Jean Beliveau of the Cans- eut the Colts won their repreive last week and they cam points 230-221. Crothers drew points in his career through last |diens, voted the first winner not help buf have something going for them Sunday. 106 votes, including 37 first, 41 pena the Conn Smythe Trophy as the All in all it shold prove to be a thrilling match and if seconds and 26 thirds while Hull He scored 50 goals in 1961-62, |(0P performer in last spring” halfback Tom Matte can manage to read the plays taped onto added 26 seconds and 19 thirds in , (Stanley Cup playoffs. Beliveau his wrist correctly the Colts will probably get to the an accomplishment shated in Browns 8 meet for a total of 98 votes. single NHL season Ly only two |SParked the Habs to the cup by for a second straight season. The voters were asked to scoring eight goals eight name their top three choices in others, Maurice (Rocket) Ri-/ sssists for 16 poimis in the play- RAMBLINGS .. ‘ chard and Bernie (Boom Boom) e eee ae S mennere a Geoffrion, both former came |e. Be spared 30 sete ane : were awa on a basis, : points regu- e Se ee J a. oe : with Montreal. les’ giledede lock cane eth a as ott sees past por i sport one sees that Ont., who capped a fine season \after The hard-working Hull aver- jstarted off with a bang this Seed de ieee ae etnias tmemme im the sporting workd last spring by winning the Hart |agains’ aged more than’ 30 minutes &| season with 11 goals and 20 MOST VALUABL i F lowing fa a let at Christmas presents thet teull ome Trophy as the most valuable |which he scored tw6 goals and |Same om the (Se Wat Be Tesen assists in his first 25 games. E IN NFL iy in er and the Lady assisted another physique—his biceps ‘Beliveau, a M-year-old centre ‘ P IMLA Brew injuries Peony on the player beat Come |qotal thie noasce’te'28 genie eng |thaa those of heavyweight box-|trom ‘Trois -" Rivieres, Que., Cleveland Browns fullback Brown, the league's top rush- votes. He autographs a foot- se Soe EDDIE’ SHACK we Se 8 far seee Somes be bining good conduct and ability,|16 assists for ing champion Cassius Clay—en- /polied 16 first-place votes, 2%4| Jim Brown has been er im eight of nine years he ball on a desk covered with | be able to pot his ‘0 ; 41, points and May ss “eee aan os < ee promised 20 goals. BALTIMORE COLTS, ables seconds and 14 thirds. the Most Valuable Player s played pro football, re- Christmas cards from fans. one healthy quarterback. MICKEY MANTLE, an injury free | strong as ever, Ron Turcotte, 23 - year - old| the National Football League. ceived 4 of a possible. 42 (AP Wirephoto) | season. In statistics that were recently released by the New CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Hull works just as hard in the |jockey from Grand Falls, N.B., | York Times it was disclosed that Mantle and Mays had {ust " off-season on his 500-acre cattle |placed fourth. _ Tureotte blos- . ; --| about the same standards in most of the vital categories. THE FROM THE ROLLAWAY farm near Pointe Anne where|somed into a top rider around ‘ 3 U.S., one more tennis. player like Ashe so at least they could “ ihe and hig family reise 200 head |}U.S. thoroughbred tracks and win their zone: finals. BOSTON BRUINS, a healthy club that E of polled Herefords. was aboard Preakness Stakes ee rol opp es ew or ©; could make the NHL race a lot more interesting. CHICAGO Saturday Night, December 25 | PHARMACIST SCORES fetaner Tom Rolle. He sleo drew , Sere, eas ee nanee ee eee - votes, including eight firsts, p players caliber ‘aloney. HAMIL 9 12 Z Crothets, a bespectacled phar-!y7 seconds and 29 thirds, for 87 . TON TIGER CATS, a kick in. the teeth.-ete., etc., ete. : f macist from the Toronto suburb | points. bs ‘i Well enough for now. May Santa help all aspiring athletes Dance 16 the Masi of Titian ware Stan vrinnsr m/FTENGEFSON OCoOres TWICE |s:ee Lee ee The Hi - Notes Seis ae tear Sonatas rae an ee wal = —— ——— ; H0-y. at the . + Peter Snell of New Zealand over |British National Championships| DEROIT (AP)—Paul Hend-|Fonteyne and Gary Bergman, Bassen made one save while | . Charlottetown’s Leading Orchestra in Blackpool, was fifth with 28 | efeon scored a pair of goals Eoone the assists. : |he was on the ice. ; : HUNTER’S CORNER Admission 75¢ FORUM fee, Seetie ewe, votre, eee ene |abeed wits an eis eal ettoe lt nae ron ae : ‘ right winger with Detroit Red |the third period and gave De-|ahead with the only goal of the |into sole possession of third Chri | Wings ani winner of the 1968 |troit Red Wings a 42 victory |first period. Detroit went ahead |place ahead of idle Toronto Ma- ristmases Yesteryear ee SCHEDULE , was eixth with 2% points. jover New. York Rangers in the jon goals by Bergman and Floyd | ple Leafs, outshot the Rangers : [esapp een gaye lao og 1 le a re 8g beef Pearl so SY hry Mim ad dd tlc pews Brings Back Fond Memories . : George Knudson of Toronto, |game Thur . Rangers played without in second period. New SKATING TO BAND MUSIC or. . |who won $35,000 on the U.S.| ‘The Sanaa, — nl Bob Nevin, thele —captona —_ _ got only two shots on the |: at Bata 3 p : 3 :30 - 12:00—Mimer Hockey {tour this year and was named |mons brilliant in goal, leading scorer who was oit net in period. When column eppears member | Everybody's Going! Pas a ee Ree Canada’s top professional golfer |score early in the third period {lined with a virus. . | Siromona Aida’ have @ chance:|pcint Cheistmnss sll te'en MalGow past Art, on ite wey Bene i Adults Bag oe fe eee eo ae wet la Red wines for’ ehoeat ue lnepacee Bete wnisebined of eve cat tee Ohrtet ime tamea 4 ae ‘ ‘ . — ee . another Everybody's Welcome! 7:00- 8: Charlott NHL STANDING The game remained dead- minutes of the, first period after jleft side after hitting a New |mas BF grein Ae ere as far arco winelied Sheds rae ‘ail Soe is : 5:00 - 6:30—Figure Skating locked until 15:37 when Hender- Roger Crozier was hit im the/York player standing in front. |apart es the Poles... the North |feathers it was es thrilling as a 5 Clut By THE CANADIAN- PRESS {gon scored on what looked likejface by the puck. Smith, who missed three |and South. In the days of my |kill ... possible more so as there FOR M 6:30- 7:30—Mimor Hockey Notional League - lam intended pass to Vel Fon-| Rod Gilbert took a: shot and |games because of a shoulder in-|youth end. later Christmas|would have been .some regrets . 8:30 p.m.—Exhibition W LT F A Pt iteyne, skating up the middle.|a puck bounced off Crozier’s|jury, followed up Ron Murphy’s|meant just what the name im-|if the arrow had pierced its : "S.D.ELS. ws. |Montreal = 15 6 4 91 62 34/The puck hit a Ranger defence-| chest, hitting him on the cheek. jecreen shot and fired into the |plies .. a family re-union, the \body. ees Thur., Dec. 30, 8.30-10.00. “All Stare” | Chicago 16' 8 2102 66 34/man and slithered through the /A tooth was chipped but Crozier |lower left corner after Simmons |jangle- of sleigh bells making| I still remember the breakfast " gs eee ee Biedests 380 Dotews 13.10 4 96 77 30 igurprised Simmons’ legs. retumed to action after sitting the initial: save Geiek Sahel Galea ecock of wisthan-Weunl Mave onemien “ - ns care : re A@ults 0c Toronto 1210 4 72 75 28) Forty-five seconds later - [on the: bench, for. several .min- , -\anow under. frosted sleigh run-|when we returned from looking Skate to the ‘music of . New York 6:15 7 78 101 19/erson again beat Simmons, with lutes. SUMMARY * asa Sott undertone. Today jet our mink and muskrat traps. omar ; WEDNESDAY: Boston § 18-3 56 116 13 First period—1. New York, G./Christmas is commercialized to/We would leave home P.E.I. Regimental Band :00- 11:00 a.m—Prince St. | Reters 5, (Hadfield) 8:97. Pet jie extent that many people ort deep dark of moruing the . eens - Se: 5 ce Ce cee ee ‘ — , its over es an arr. se With kind permission of Lt. Col. E.G. McLeod §}2: ye paneer Comme Hoc ey Inic Bergman 2 2:36; 3. Detroit, (Gated pocket books ebout in the |as bears when we retumed. ae Smith 11 (Murphy, Fonteyne) | same state as a punctured blad- [Bowls of oatmeal porridge fresh Admission: (Young and old all ages) $1.00 dren’s Christmas 6:48. Penalties — Howell 9:02, |der. .|ground at Wisener’s Mill with 7 4:00- 5:00 sional Hoch : ; Bathgate 12:04, 19:22, Hillman| Our present day children en- cream followed by home- eS 5:10 - 310 p-m—Juvenile é 16:38. joy it to the full end that makes {made bread end home cured ba- "Practice or ues a y Third Period—4. New York, | up for the last minute buying ex- |coo. y - Hillman 2 (Ratelle) 6:06; 5. De- jeursion when one suddenly re-| The bacon one buys today is 7:08 ne we . Hockey troit, Herlderson 7 (Fonteyne, |members a friend that was ov-|mothing but fat with a few light Q. 8. H. The schedule for the Highjrink at 10:00 with Jack Kane Gadsby) 15:37; 6. Detroit, Hen-|erlooked in the hectic last min; |veins of red meat straggling oa School Hockey clinic being spon-| and Vince Mulligan, who |derson 8 (Fonteyne, Bergman) |ute rush. My fondest, memories |¢hrough it. Commercial: hog B. H. S. sored by St. Dunstan's Univer-| teach the players the practical / 16:22 Penalty—Hi 3:49 cannot with ba- ( , hile. It will . Penalty—Howe . of Christmas go back to the | grower compete Skating After sity Tuesday, Dec. 28 was re- drills. Meanwhile, group IT wit) Shots em goal by days of my youth when brother |eon. that was produced from ar Ser leased last night by Clinte Direc- -work under gg onder on the | New York 10..2 183-96 | het aad T wore the i arables. |eracked grain and boiled pota- sions e ot! tor ee. i at pecan o condi a 10.45 Detroit 8 21 1140! We are a long apart |toes or eggs from hens fed on ed ne eae eeeigs | most—every high-school inthe, groupe Land It wil change pro- Breer cae ite - vs, the agape ger rae coe ane = ee 2nd.- ; ted to attend, | cedures noon hour. ; —Alberta—and__Char rman oes ae with the hockey eoach| After dinner, there will be a lottetown, P.E.I. Christmas din-| Hanging up our Christmas Dow’s Men’s Wear of all the schools. The clinic | brief tour of the University cam- | ner was one meal when we |stockings was a real thrill. We : - Trophy) ; opens with registration in the pus followed by drills in defen- | could eat all the goose and plum jcould imagine hearing the bells : : University gymnasium at 9:00 in| sive hockey, conducted by Wes’ | pudding we could hold. We al-jof Santa’s Reindeer THURSDAY: the morning. Here they will re-|““Bucko” Trainor and Jack ways saved some extra space |ing after we were tucked into . oi ceive their group number and | Ready. This will continue until : for the pudding. In my mind’s bed. There was quite a family (} 2:00 a.m. ~ 1:15 pam. get a briefing of the day’s work} 2:30, when the groups will|. -. leye I can see the. two of us \of us and we were told that San- Minor Hockey and an introduction to the Clinic | change over from the rink to the 1 standing at the kitchen door |¢a couldn't carry too many pre- 2:00- 3:30—Skating: instructors. classroom. ° with our spring skates over our |sents as his sleigh wasn’t very ae ae The morning session will con-| Offensive hockey takes the’ shoulders. We couldn't leave |largé We were quite , a eee pee ‘# | sist of ‘classroom drills and the| spotlight at 3:30 both in the rink | ‘| without going back into the kit- with one main present followed se - 6:59 p.m.— f mechanics, and the fundamentals} .14 in the cl This will | jchen and swallowing a few last |by lots of candy and ye é — Fig. Skating Cilab me ; * of--skating.shooting,and_pass- : eee eet { bites of plum pudding. When we| One Christmas stands out 230 - 7:30 p.m.—Miner Hockey y | ine. Group 1 will start in the|be looked after by Jack Kane} reached the pond we had-to-do'| above all others: Art-and-I-were 8:30 - 10:30 p.m.—P. E. I. Notes of Cheer! and Rev. Frank Ledwell. Then | = LI |a contortionist act to get our |quite young and we had a strong _ Beet Band i TING both groups will work together | ; |skates on. : ,, |desire to see Santa on this. spe- Skating: per ye FORUM SKA on individual skills in the rink! | On some Christmases we'd |cific Christmas. The stockings $1.00 Admission, TOM DAVIES 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. + 5:20 Birchwood High School paced |go hunting with out homemade |were hung on a long line in the any and all ages; / oe z re 2 by the three goal performance |bows and arfows. The arrows dining room. Brother Hen slept FRIDAY: TEX ACO |. The University will sponsor.a/of Jim MacDougall walloped |were made from umbrella ribs| in a bed off the diningroom. Art : Children—15¢ — i ee tee a = Queen Charlotte High School 10-|and feathers fastened to the | and I begged so hard to sleep 5 8:00 - 11:45 “a.m.—Minor Hockey) ¢4, George St. Ch’ De coac of the lini Prete 4 in the first game of a two | butts. Some old plymouth rock |with brother Hen that our wish é OUR KIND PATRONS 2:00- 3:30 p.m.—Skating: , e town Adults—2se ing : 7:15, Prizes for pro-| game total goal series for the \biddies done alot of squawking was granted. We. awoke in -the Children 15e ficiency at 7:15. Dow's Mens and Boys Wear tro-|as we pilfered a few choice wee small hours of the morning , : : Adults 25e : e . last ee aa is = exhi- jwing feathers. We never. killed jand kept bothering our big - : : : BB, 7 Lee series 4 w -com- | anything with them but-got aj|ther with our one request. o FRANK KAYS GROCERY | SATURDAY: Jim Brown pleted Wednesday night at the | great thrill from a near miss. I |wenied him to get up and light aa Ada ° eth ar | Mawctings. ar relosed~ ted ¢ : we venue stu- | d stockings. He refused~ at 19 Hillsboro Street Charlottetown Adults. Se" Wins Award dents were leading 2-1 after the | Rural Hocke but our continued, like a pair of 3 ; , : first period of play in last) y parrots,” ‘‘Hen; Hen gh “4, NEW YORK (AP). — J; night’s encounter at. the Fitzroy | 1 , |lightin,”” finally wore him down, : |Brown, the human siieetie street ‘ice palace’ and outscor-| The Rural Minor Hockey Pro- Our first act was to look at ‘ae @ led the Queen Charlotie aggre- |gram for Saturday has been Te- what Santa had put imto our ram of ational Football | gation 3-1 in the seeond frame to Scheduled to Monday night with |stockings and then emptic .H League Cleveland’ Browns, has |take-a cor.manding 5-2.lead. .|an- instruction program instead tne others. We didn’t exe: se been declared winner of the No-| The John Kane coached Birch- ama |any.eare in = a t be: rd in the ~ wood forces trampled the QCHS °F." ‘ cess .. st st ng pic the $10,000. s. Rae Hickok Belt team. in the final stanza to skate, [ce 1 ~ Aces Sea Cis jup received the first thing that awarded annually“ to the out-|off with their 10-4 decision. “aon” Bisons ippers. came x hand ~~ barring ing our nd essional athlete. Denting the twines for the win- — own course. Come daybre eee, or offensive wea-|mers were: Jim MacDougall, (3) | a maton rms Sane — the commotion that ensued was pon of the Eastern Conference |Tom Gauthier (2) Brian Foley| 5° Howi . "win | Smething out, of this world. For champions, received 28 first |(2) Ron Carmichael (2) and | The fo eae suanieae Yin -| instance: Brother Fred found a place votes from the national |Dave Murnaghan: | be present: Bi gan, Wen |doll in one of his ,stockings and panel of sports writers and| Marksmen for the losers | Mulligan, ae Cai toe a an | sister Sue a pair of skates. in broadcasters. He collected 128 |wete: Bob Jewell (2) Bob Stew- Andrews aud Cast Kickin onJhers ...mens at that. points. art and Bob Younker. | Bantam and Pee Wee pro- cone ae on gram: |just who the doll and skates real- | Tuesday, Dec. 28, 1965 — 8.00 (> beeen to. The next Christ. MIDNIGHT DANCE [22 gemiss7."inti.'0" "Bene sncueee were ; }p.m. — Rangers and Bruins. | hung in the parlour and the door The folléwing are the results|; eyed. 1 was quite worried ROLLAWAY of the games played Tuesday, |apout Santa not being able to It’s h ak : ‘ a Seiad the Bantam and Pee ‘set in the room, when the ‘door : . ei jastle and bustle Bruns 3. Lyle Shephard (27, WaS locked. It took mother to . finshed = is done... when = A SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 Gary Campbell (2), Gary Dal- - Ye he tae saeeae we emiay the fam. Henny Hohdeys! ziel: Rangers 4 — Kenny Con |py's age ey" anh be Gi. CUSTOM INTERI OR Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Charlottetown f stable (2). Gordie Betts, Allan |pove one - . Dowling. = " : ‘ ; 2 Music otes * Hawks 7 — Kenny MacDou- NUMBE S | LANES BAKERIES z a Gaees 5: Waves Seete: Satin “sana : . : ‘ j sce; Wings 6 Wayne Snair. Gordon ‘The , world’s population, now Prince Street Charlottetown Admission 75¢ \MeKay (2), Paul Rowe, David 3,000,000,000, has increased 400 - ee 4— & |McLean, Wayne McGuigan. \per cent im 20 years a