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obstacle

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,,. iics the shipiisiizg , 15 now poiiii iowiird, inswiuk»? iii. iilln‘ . inc Cllliilllvfulis‘ oil Semi-x itnzni, Saint,

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Lillie l5 known of the streiigm of {no Saint John eiil-v Ill $11956 ltsi .1 l

pin; second i _ rake the round by a two-goal margin. O l

From this We gather that the Ab- bies will meet an oven stiffer test in zhe (‘Oillilig series but with the (_'L' idvnce garnered from 1118i!‘ first series victory they should lie an even better squad in the forth- coming tﬁts. ‘ '

As was the case tn the first lame they had to conic from behind iii tin- thh-d period last night to gain their vlctory BS ificy rapped home {our goal; to take the verdict. And as was expected Moncton proved to be the toughest kind of opposi- tion and went down 1131191118’ W Q19 last second. _ . . .

Viewed from another angle lheiﬁ is little doubt but it was the Abbies better condition that plﬂyed 3 large part in their victory here on Friday night, Where the Mvnﬁwii team tired visibly in the final can- to the winners were fresh an dais- ies and it would not be surprising Lt the Same thins happened 1w night.

O C O

Ve htl arded when the teamnwgl firast “flicked now, by their two victories in a row they have gained the support of each and every hockey fan in the Cit)’- Last night the phones were ring- ing steadily from the first period on and universal satisfactl-On WES expressed when the final score was flashed over the -

Interest tl at fever pitch right now and it looks as if the large-fl crowd in years will be on hand w lee the local: battle against the strong Saint outfit.

And "Buck" Whitlock llvod up to hi: scoring reputation b0 earned in the City League an he rapped home slX of the Abbie The young centrcinnn, still eligible 1°!’ the junior ranks has c. habit 01 eomin through when needed and 135., 113m, by his performance he

rovcd conclusively that his scor- Big feats in the Cit {league were no mere flashes in t e pan.

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Courage, speed and hockey brains are all possessed by this ymlllgei‘ brother of two other well-known Whitlock boys. Both Tarky and Pud were always outstanding dur- ing their playing days but in this writers opinion. and it, is shared bv a good many more, "Buck is “re better of the trio and that is not taking a thing away from the other two. ' .

Lester Patrick frankly admits he is surprised at the manner in which the New Yorkliockey fans have stood behind the Rangers, notwithstanding the poor show- ing the squad ls making this sea- son.

O I U

Speaking to Montreal's Ban O'- MeitlTl, Patrick says:

Lester admitted though that in spite of all the home outlook was quite rosy.

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‘When they were 20in! bid 60W" here the crowds stayed away in droves. You are in a better condi- tion Herc nobcbrltr had‘ a hum under the nrm when things weni bag M, flint. ill." tnnm has been ‘n fifth-lulu"? icnrn most of thc ycnr and "11s lren rloiniz H11 Film.’ it was pointed. out. '

We have not had man)! bfcﬂk‘. W? lost rourfccn mcn, Wchareharl small chance to make 11201809- mcnis. ilill in gill thiuBS Could be worse." e agree .

Lester got to talking about old timers as one or two came up to shake hands. He confessed he is 59 and vou wouldn't know it ex- ccpt for the white mane that stands up in such artistic fashion atop his brow.’

Someone recalled when as a youth of twenty-four he was n ronmer as (veil as rover before the days he wrote brilliant de- fensive chanters into the history of hockey, then became one of its foremost advance men for high goal-scoring tea-ms. '

“You don't HCP mnnv horkev old timers amund the rink now." he mused. "Trcun" ' “vb-v

livers ta that they leave the lime £1 the lurch after they "Mn NED- od a. lot of money out of it. and they don't give somethl back to the kids in coaching 0r t e young In executive roles."

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Lester pondered n bit. "l won- der if l blame them. l wouldn't

o 0o a game 1f it were not m?

read and butter." he astounded.

"Come, come. you know you couldn't be prior! away from look- mo "t hockey till you are a hund- red."

' O n i He grinned "Guess vou are

Goals As Island Champs

Take Second Game OfSeries

i SAINT JOHN, N.B., lirlarcli l-(Ur

flie blunt-ion Maroons out of furlh liumc series 7-6. thereby faking the

The Charlottetown team will play

loticiuun on Wednesday night Willi

Whillock, flashy Abbie forward W35

contest tonight. He scored sort of a one-man show.

)—Churloftelown Abbles shunted

_ s-r competition in the Maritime hoc- key play-iioivns tonight by winning the second

Bilmouf a home and round l6 to ll. the Saint John Beavers in Char- e return game here Friday night. the star of a somewhat drab

fh

slx of his teams goals and otherwise put on

1\blll\'§ were content to ulluw the Marnons to carry the play tonight.

They protected their four plcle cunirol of the game.

llfoiicton played without the ser- vice of two of their star perform- ers, playing coach Jack Archi-

son and centre, George Appleby, and turned in their most disor- ganized exhibition of the present 56115011.

Abbies’ fast breakin centre ace, Whitiock. was easily t e most oui- standing performer of Six times he raced in on Goalie Barton in the Moncton nets to blink the red light. Four of his goals he made unassisted on break- aways.

B. McDonald tallied the other Koal for the Prince Bid/ward Island team and was credited with two assists on goals by Whitlock.

For the first five minutes the AbblN seemed determined to strengthen their four goal lead over Miirvoiis and time after time raced into the Moncton zone. However Barton pulled off a number of fine saves and Abbies decided to coast on their big lead.

Estabrooks made it 2-0 for the Maroons a few minutes later on g goal-mouth pass from Colin Sher- wood. But before the period could be completed the Charlottetown machine regained their four goal advantage. with B. McDonald scor- ing the first Abbie goal at the i8 minute mark and Wrutlock scoring, unassisted, with only seconds re- maining in the period.

But two quick goals by the Moncton squad forced the P.E.I. stars into action, at least for a few minutes Len (Moose) Iieslanc rapped home the first goal of the game when he raced tn fast on the Island goalie and made no mistake after receiving a pass from Gaudct.

he second period got under way “Moose” ' Leblanc raced up from his bluoline position to dent tho twinee behind Auld in the Charlottetown nets.

Whitlook retaliated less than two minutes later on a play with B. McDonald. Colin Sherwood receiv- ed a from Estabrooks and dente the twines for Monctonis last 52ml of this period shortly after the rec-quarter mark.

Whitlock rapped home his third I081 of the game on a. fast break- away. He waited until Barton moved and flipped the puck into the open net. Moncton came right back when "Babe" Leblanc batted in s. rolling puck, which had been golfcd to the goal mouth by Esta-

rooks, Whltlock ran the bell again when he took | own face- off and raced in to trick Barton.

Gaudet scored Monctons final goal of the game and series just after the half-way mark in the last period when he drove a hard shot past Auld, after passes from Agnew and Estabrooks had out the disc in scor position.

Whitlock t en completr“ his performance by chalkinw up two more goals, the first unassisted and the acccnd on n new from a. Mc- Donald.

Only thrpc pcnlltiis were hand- ed out during the game.

Lineups:-

Chai-lottetown-Goal, Auld; 13¢- fence, t’. McDonald, McAdam sins; Forwards, KBXIG wool dge, Cudmore, Whitlock, Blanchard, B. McDonald.

_ Moiicwn — Goal, Barton; “"190. h- l-ﬁBlilllﬁ. P. Gauuet, Mc- lntvan; Forwards, Chapman, B. Leblanc, Eslnbroolis, Colin, aiher- W000, Agnew, Keefe, First Period

1—Mvnct<>n. L. LoBInnc, (Esta- DFUOKs, Agnew. 8:00

2—M.Ol1CI,0ll, Estabrooks, (Sher-

uuuu) M121

o3 LYNN/Brown. B. McDonald, l8:-

4-_....iri0tt.towii Whitioclg 1mm Penalties. Mcfntooh whitiook. Second Per 0d

i-Moncwn. L. LeBlanc, 1:17 ﬁ——Ullill'l0tLBt~/'Wll, Whitloclc, McDonald) 2:51 7—Moncwn Sherwood, brooks) lﬂzii PenaJty-Estabrooks. Third Period

lk-Charlottotown, Whitlock, 12% 9—Moncton B. ieBlanc, (Esta-

brooks) 'l:5B l0—Charlottet0Wn, whitlock 9:33 lb-Moncwn, Oaudet, (Agnew,

Estabrooks) 11:56 lz-Charlottetown, Whitlock. 1310i lw-Charlottetown, Whitlock, B McDonald, 19:02

Penalties-Jone.

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ILB. Juvenile Playoffs Open -

DALHOUSIE, NB. Feb. 28-461‘) -—'l‘ho Now Brunswick juvenile hoc- key 913cm opened hero Saturday with onctcn edging Dalhousie Superior School 5- .

have something than "

I O O The case of Rod Dutton was instanced. He 300s to all the NM. L, games, keeps a Senior Group schedule handy in looking up jun- ior dams and there is a rumor he

right. n. em to be sortofl rcilsicn. ﬁ- laeond thought l think you

taken in the ou pmu.

goal margin all

the way, and were in cum-

l » Curling Results

And Today’s Schedule

Following are tho results of competition at the Charlottetown Curling Club lust night;

Dominion Life Trophy

G.G. Hughes, 10; W.W. 10rd,!

RR. Bell, l5; Judge C.G. Duff , 9

Dr. H. Mclntyre, l6; RS. Cob , 9

George W. McLeod, Trophy

‘l Neil McLeoci 14; I-LC. Aitkenson,

Keefe Trophy

J.J. Larabee, 10; Louis Turner, 6 Ivan Horne, B; W.T. Weir, 4

Today’; Mutcheg Following are the matches sched- gig, fro; ggaglharlottewwn curling Keefe Trophy ‘l p.m., Ice Nu. 1 Ivan HOUR vs. Frank Acorn ‘ Dominion Life Trophy 7 p.m., Ice No. Z G.G. Hughes vs. W.R. Cruikshank 1 p.m., Icc No. s ' R11. Bell vs. FR. McLaino 8 p.m., Ice No. 3 W.W. Lord vs. Dr. H. McIntyre George W. McLeod Trophy fl p.m., Ice No. 2 Nmllard McDonald vs.‘ ELK. Mc-

Mtl. Royals One Game Up,» In Playoffs

MONTREAL, Feb. 28~(CP)-— Montreal Royals, who ended up in the Quebec senior hockey league cellar in their regular season, went one up in their playoff series with Montreal R.C.A1". today. tak- ing the second game of c best-of- three series 2-1. First game was drawn 4-4.

Kampman Now In Ottawa

hockey team for

Halifax.

(Eltl- '

with the Leafs in

Hockey League. and this

play with against Cornwall

spokesman 3M z “Certainy not. have been told he l; here, that's all we know matter."

Would Cancel World Series

WASHINGTON, Mamh i -(Al') —senator James Mead (Dem. N3.) advocated today the cancellation of word series and all "all-star" bou- ball games for the duration to re- lieve the strain on the transportation syltem.

An officer of the Buffalo, N31,. Handball Club, Mead slid he had conferred informally with "a Brut many club officials" on measures "to keep competlve sports alive with the least possible drain on

aivpowor and the least possible pressure on the transportation

We but the

country‘:

the 46-year-old Harris.

l New Glasgow

OTTAWA. March l — (CP) - Rudoph (Bingo) Kampman, de- fenccman for Toronto Maple Leafs the past five years, now is stationed in Ottawa, it was learned toniyrht. Kampmsn, who enlisted in the Royal Can- adian Artillery, arrived here from

He finished the 1841-42 season the National winter played with the Halifax army team.

Asked whether Kamnman might Ottawa Qommunclos here Tuesday night in their Quebec senior hoc-

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PHILADTLPHIA, PENNA. -stanfcy (Bucky) Harris, the boy mm. nifer of the Washington Senators when they beat the New York Giants if: izﬁfetiiiieworld ieii . is shown above displaying hi: new mum-m 5mg, William coxwfé igneg us the new manager of the Philadelphia Phill. from the Natiogial ‘new York spormun’ Wm pmmed’ m’ w‘ “u”

Hue last week, announced tho sppointmmg 0g

li.O.A.F., Crystals In Sudden-Death l. Ilium

Encounter Tonight '- ’““‘°“"“

Gannon:- L. Oleworﬂ: ﬁ MoLcim Tho RCAI. Firm and the - "will! Summerside 0 stnls meet tonight D. Cox 109 at the crystiirynmx in l. sudden- Rich Binale: l (m. M death game to decide the fawn championship and also the Rogers ‘Iiwhv which is at stake. This trophy put u by Russell a of Coleman aek in i936 has been succesfull the Crystals ever since. It 1| lls open for any team in Prince Coun- ty fo challenge the winner of to- m's tussle for the above mug. we two teams have one nine each to their credit, and to t's tilt should be n. humding Crystals will ioe a strong lineug and will have in addition to the regulars, Jackie Keenan who play- ed with Fredericton, N.B. te . and Decker Wilson, formerly of Moncton {junior . liability t fa will ho d “Mo?! mend”; impacted an a zoo crow e look in on tonight's batle.

CHINA-SOVIET BELATION! MOSCOW- (C?) - The Chinese Government haa appointed I00 Ping Chang Ambassador to Russia m replace Shao Li Tao, who rc- turned to Ohungkung a short time ago.

Wins Opener

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NEW GLASGOW, N5, March 1 -(CP)—New Glasgow Aces de- feated Halifax Cansdiens 7-3 fo- night in the opening game of the first round of the Nova scotia Junior hockey playdoiwns. Fmcl match of the two-game. total oal series will be played at Ha aix Wcdnesdav

Beavers Leave For llere Today

since war mm and can do

SAINT JOHN. N.B., March 2- (UP)—S&l!lt John Beavers leave this morning for Charlottetown where Wednesday night they tangle with the Abbies in the first game of a home-and-home series for the New Brunswick-Prince Ed- ward Island senior hockey cham- plonship. The second gains of t e total al series will be played Fri- day nght in Saint John. Last night playing-coach Jackie Keat- lng stated that he expected prac- tically all members of the Saint John team would make the trip to the Island.

NEED MORE OXYGEN

An extra supply of oxygen ts needed b.v aviator: at altitudes

to B.

TICKETS N S Ringslilo 81.00

Zion new lowlinr w!"

313 347. High time: A. lcntner. 634

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an ex-

cellent fob for the gourmets. ‘ Inter-service Boxing Tournament

Bruin; IP39 1m ghtp and the Stanley CUP Q13?! Yea!‘

Remember When

ago tonight.

Mull ll i933 M”

won the IA (1989) but the Canadiens wem back

winning championship and cup both seasons.

~ FISH, GAME (ContinpedTn pgga l)

was Betting weaker. Mr. shew spoke also of the work that was being done in conjunction Federal Department-tn the matter of fishing stream im- provement; in the province. ‘Three sites for dams had been investi- gated, at Annandale, at Montague and in the western part of the

The buildllﬂ OI tho dim It An- nandale was tlu only ried thwutli M‘! fin .

‘Frovtnco. - i

cost agiproximatcly $1000 and has been closed in fishing for one year in which time developments e "i ‘J"‘f..1‘....f"9"o... uu tion of the dim at Mon b0 started in tho grin; though the lulu hu not yet been ligand. After conﬁde ‘ work. clearing of alder bushes, etc, was done ln tho strum in ‘Prince County the owner decided that there would be foo much on and

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