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Sport Echoes Frost Prinoe iiounty

After seeing the Bummerside

Ali-Stars against the Prince of Wales hockey team at the Crystal Rink Tuesday night, we can't see how ti! Weishmen can beat that red-hot outiit on any ice. This is going rather far out on a limb, but there were times Tuesday even- ing when the college boys looked like a band o! juveniles against our steels-coached gladiators. The l2 to l defeat administered to the P.W.C.. sextet was far more im- pressive than the 1B t0 3 drubbing which the 8.D..U.. pucksters re- ceived down here in Sumenersit‘... The fact that Hennessey was put out oi action early in the first period gave the Saints a pretty good alibi for their setback, but ii the Weishmen have any excuse we can't imagine what if might be. Of course, they will play bet- ter hockey on the Charlottetown Forum ice, and our boys may not be quite so emotive, but; it is go- ing to take a very big reversal oi form on the part oi both teams to turn the tables on the Sum- cnerside aggregation.

O I O

Certainly the one-sided score could not he charged to Ivo Cud- more who turned in a smart 88m? in the Prince oi Wales net. He stopped enough rubber to outiit a two-ton truck, and quite a few oi’ the shots that beat him were the second and third attempts on me part o! the Ail-Star snipers. Foy at the other end of the ice was sensational at times, but did hot have as much work as the vis-

iting goalle..

\ O O O

We had our first glimpse of Carl ilvoodside behind the blue-line, and we think that is where Carl be- longs. His scintillating rushes in the direction of the enemy net reminded us of Diliion McNeil? when he played for the‘ ‘Kinsmen Maritime champs. He may have been a hit goal-hungry at times. which is natural for a player who has played on the forward line throughout his career. but with the veteran Windy Steel l! a stoadying influence beside him, he should make a first-class rear- guardsman.

O O a Grant, we believe, played the best game of his hockey career since he came to Summerside, lt was probably a long way front

Vince was among the Island's very best puck manipulators in his h?!‘ day, but if he continues to show the improvement he has shown so iar this winter, he may yet return very close to the peak oi his Elmi- Steele was, as usual the nemesis oi onrushing forwards. He too. seems in better shape than last year. We never saw Don Davis in

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It was uncanny how he retained possession o! the wafer while be- ing heckled on all sides by cci- iegians, and he scored one goal Ind Came near on two or three other occasions. Summing ii. all up, the Ali-Star defence has never looked better. From the goalie out they are making liie miserable for opponents who cross their blue- ilne, ,

O O O

The forward ling is also no drawback to the chances of the team's going places this year, The kid iipe of Gay, Grady and Oat- way had strengthened them great- ly over last year and now the ac- quisition oi Toey Richards has given them iurther power on the attack.

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I: W. I. Wlseatley MONTREAL/Jan. 25 --(CP) - Hubingers of a Stanley Cup spring are filtering in from Nat- ional Hockey League clubs and the ear catches, “Don't sell Canadians short."

l-lere’s an unpredictable club, shorn oi’ two bright stars, missing other dependables (or a couple of games here and there, still stagger- ing into third place with an as- sortment oi rookies and weary vet- erans.

Essentially, including top players still on the hospital shelf, the Mont- real club is the same as that o! last year. It ﬁnished an ignorninious filth .

The big diiference club spirit. ,-

An assessment of this surprising Montreal team came out oi a bull session oi N.H.L. referees last vreek at league headquarters.

They picked. at this stage of the race. three Ca-nadiens for all-star positions: Bill Durnan in goal, Kenny Reardon on defence and Maurice Richard for right wing.

this year is

lng point-scorer, got centre over Canadians‘ Billy Reay. Bill Quacken-bush of Detroit Red Wings, the rugged no-penalties man, was paired with Reardon on defence, and Ted Lindsay oi the Wings wss chosen for left-wing spot.

Every man is an all star-choice oi’ one or more seasons. Duman was a sure thing as low-average goalie up to now. Reardonh rugged play has been inspirational. Rich- ard, a marked man for every team in the league. has suddenly become a strong two-way man with a changing assortment of iinemates. At one time this season Canad- lens had four men in hospital and four other cripples who shoudn‘t have been on the ice. Butch Bouchard, captain and deienceman. went out Nov. 11 with a severely injured leg. Elmer Lach, the lea- gue's leading point-scorer last year, suffered a iractured Jaw Dec 11 Neither is back yet. ' This Montreal club has just play- ed five gathes in eight nights. It. won three and lost two in that tough stretch-and Bill Durnan is still the league's leading goalie.

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