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A Full Six Game Schedule For NHL On Weekend

player in the league, has been Canadian Press Staff Writer hampered by injuries for the

-A full six - game schedule in better part of the campaign. weekend action in the Natiénal However, Thursday he paced the Hockey League could produce Canadiens with his driving at- such a jam a traffic cop may

tack and appears to be in good be néeded to separate the top shape. : four clubs.

Tonight's slate has Detroit Red Wings visiting Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Black Hawks at New York Rangers and Boston Bruins playing host to Montreal Canadiens.

Montreal is at Chicago Sunday while Toronto visits Boston and New York is at Detroit.

Only five points separate . the fourth - place Red Wings and the first-place Black Hawks. The Hawks have 61 points, two more than Montreal. Toronto has 57, | a slim one-point margin over the!

BOWER INJURED

Leafs are at full strength for their outings with the exception of goalie Johnny Bower, who picked up a groin injury prior to Leafs’ 6-2 win over Canadiens Thursday night. Terry Sawchuk, who has been platooned with | Bower this year, will work the nets. ™| Coach and general manager

Putch Imlach is particularly pleased with the return to form lof Dave Kegn. The speedy cen- tre, who has been below par for most of the schedule due to in- juries, has clicked for five goals and as many assists in the last six games, of which Leafs have

The two major clashes of the| weekend are the Detroit-Toronto game Saturday and the Mont- real-Chicago match Sunday.

JEAN: BELIVEAU It was_ the work of Richard, won five.

| and Beliveau that pleased coach; And Detroit's big gun, Gordie The Canadiens could make | 70 Blake in the Boston victory. | Howe, is again paving the way things interesting,. having snap-| Richard, who was late rounding | for the Wings. The veteran right ped out of a five-game losing| ito form, counted his 14th goal | winger, who got off to one of streak with a 7-1 triumph over|% the season and set up the| the slowest starts in his career, Boston Thursday night. With a winning and insurance goals. | registered his 19th goal in De- Beliveau, last year’s Hart Tro-|troit’s 5-3 Thursday win over

cago, aweekend sweep would | Phy winner as the most valuable | Chicago.

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Canadiens are looking toward veteran centres Jean Beliveay and Henri Richard to spark them to the title.

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| Souris Teams

St. Thomas Tommies

St. Dunstan's University Saints | everyone else drawing at lea play their second last home| one assist. There is no first, game of the season this after-| second, and third line on our club,”” he said, “just three first

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Souris Pee Wees and Bantams |

. defeated two teams. G. Nicholson (M) Georgetown siesta sence ORAS Renal dapeetenguantian eee ne Gs, Themes University team | lines. MacPherson «R) * » Tommies | NUMBER ONE — SRS hea, 108 250 410 ixx—16 | Ot Soman o Bentanns 7-0." | bold © two wins - four losses re- St. Dunstan's heads the Comer 40 see wo | sete Gallant, Bernard et games, tiny Wow commmnd-|eeh 2 pelts, as tore than MacDonald (CC) | Frengt, and Dwi ae ing leads. Coach Jack Kane of|St. Francis. The Saints have 000 62 021 OO 6 | Wee game. fesse te, dlacsunt ‘the ‘Temmstes | ed’ the top inserceegiote’ tonsa ae ae PM Angus McCormick scored the| a9 an easy wit ~ cule ‘am ; Art Burke (Ch’town) hat trick for Souris tams here finished second ' sees. | MeGowan (M) 221 002 010 100 0— 8 | while Eddie Power added a pair.| year Sure we beat, thems €2|forn ot the ton tele te fran a = os Many observers felt that it, Two teams remain in the “B” 202 000 120 Oxx— 7| Dows Cameron, (Ch'town) Tommy McAuley and Gerard) on home ice, but don’t forget|St. Dunstan's: Billy MacMillan get A staff. member make the remark to us yester- was all over in the twelfth end, | section George MacPherson’s D. Cameron (CC) | 000 210 201 021 1— 9| MacDonald scored the other | they swamped us 9-2 at Chat-| with % points; Denis DeCaru- be isus'eld bag toh tad pees tee tes conta ces ak but Burke made a fine wick shot |RCAF quartet dropped a game) "” 211 020 090 40x—18 | D- O"Rourke (Ch'town.) | Souris goals. ham. I think we have had more |fel 18; Maurice Roy 14; and - ghout the same time that his young brother, Dennis, began _|*° cut Dougie out of one. This |'o Danny O'Rourke's foursome, | » popertson (M) O11 108020 010 9) This two game total goal trouble with St. Thomas in the | Andre Gelinas 13 os to find the range in the ational Hockey League. We thought = - stage for an extra end. Sownet Ganiee Wieeaenn an " 000 101 101 03x— 7| G- Spicer (RCAF) | series resumes in Souris today | past few years than any other 7 a ee tap usta, tat ‘B00 Ses rs |tague rink 16-6. The other team | G- MacPherson (R) | Te ee | mite me fret game getting e=-|team in the league” | k Def t i wiles nindedh tou oo te 5 |remaining is Gord Spicer's rink 010 001 102 10x— 6| The standings after three. ay at 9 a.m. st | ea Sin tae oe ae ee SS * = | Recenyfin = [> ° ous to ob) sl" play WwL | | ealtty- and ready. to ‘ge. ‘He | i s and White team’s second last home game of the year. The je Same ~h Svek A. Burke (CC) - D. Cameron 8 1) expressed great satisfaction at | : fe ee ee straight win fa the Mart. Peerless Team | set up de cath wlan Ges | 201 O11 020 201—10 |G. MacPherson 5 1 Tyne Val ey eee en S| on 5-2 college when the ice today. Goes To St John \feated. Danny O’Rourke’s rink R. Goss (CC) 010 100 201 020— 7'G. Spicer 5 1 Ed A Moncton, when eight different! 1. poncers defeated Milton aden . 10-9. Spicer notched. the victory, ges ces players on the team figured in . > 3 the North River Rink CURLING with a fine take out to count | e . on the scoring, with almost | Jost hest ROUNDUP John Morris, president of the two in the final end. | ; slot in thelr Lest of coven , . ~ ; “Peerless”. Pee Wees, announ- | Through the luck of the Gree. or en | S — fret bey ek of the | we the - los 2 Bil Boyles, Connie | tam, nism that his team had | Cameron's rink had to play munity Rink was played Wed- RIFLE SHOOT attack with two goals while D The is Mac gg | Bccepted an invitation to par-| tree games yesterday. In| nesday night between Tyne Val- . : ticipate in Saint - Johnie tala the 19:00 ' it | Tom Vessey from York lead Ween D- Hughes and D. ] uld minor hockey day today at the 700 a.m. d@taw, they de- y . * ley and Tignish Aces. was a Warren added singles. Tend. Bonveltresk Rin aie ted Red Robertson's Mon- | hard fought game before a large | the shooters last Tuesday with a Rodd and Andrews replied for toed tague rink 13-7, and disposed of | Sl e uniors turnout of fans with the final |997 out of a possible 100. Eldon | ysiton Dr. Wen MacDonald 86 in the score 7-4 for Tyne Valley. MacLean had a high score for | Coach. Brian Léwis was more | 3:00 draw. The first period saw little real| his class which was 98 and Dave| than’a little pleased at the op- — | SUMMERSIDE — Borden Na-jing In the same period Willard | action with E. Grigg scoring the| Durber also had a high score | Hunter River to play the cream of tionals advanced another step|Leard and Juniors Ivan Bagiole | Bly goal for the visitors. In the| for his class which was 94, The Save: Wetating weer | Management clear to clisch first place in the] were seat off for fighting. Leard| sectnd ported goats were coated | shoot was beld at the, RCMP Nips Oyster Bed ; hockey crop, Prince County Hockey was handed a game misconduct. 2 - ~ | Range rlottetown Ci- ae trip and, the strange rink ond! OF Arena Asks [with an 84 victory over the! MacWilliams scored his se-|thur with pair for Tyne Valley. viian Rifle Association and the) ‘Danny Nesbitt scored the only : tors “Will climatize ~~ tis on = Summerside. Junior Legionnaires} cond: goal, ‘batting im his own Te-| sane for he home. team to} 22%1,520% will be held February goal of the game as Hunter for their coming Que- Co-Operation here last night. bound making it 6-2 in the third! make the count 41 for Ty ne| © People who are interested in} River shutout Oyster Bed Bridge bee jaunt. The Nationals got two goal ef-| period. After that the two teams| Valley shooting are welcomed to join/1.0 at the Hunter River Rink ; feels that this ‘SOURIS — Unless the man: | "tS from Willard Leard and | traded a pair of goals. Wide open hockey in the final|‘e club any Tuesday night /last night. much to create | agement of the Souris Arena | G#* Keough. Ev White, Ger-| Borden's win was their seven-| frame saw the Aces score to tie Seas LENGTHY PIPE two, e0-operation of the par. | 474 Roberts, Al Andrews, and) th consecutive over the Legiou-| up the game until the last min- ene The Soviet Union has begun organizat- defenceman Bilt Noonan tattie¢' natres-and it completed the sea-+uet-of-piay on -goals-by Leo Pen-/Tom Vesey 99 | surveys -tor-2-2,000-mile--pipeline-- the others. White siso picked up son’s series between the two|nessey, with a pair by Leo Ric-| Dave Johnston Whar sateral gee trem Central three ‘assists, increasing his| teams. The Juniors only win|hard, Gerald McCarthy, Terry| A! Mutch 3S asia to Mescew end regien scoring lead to 56 points, ten’ against the league leaders was| Gavia all with singles. For Tyne Beet MacDonald | : ahead of Combines Greg Del-| way back on November 18. Ot| Valley B. gat a pair Perley Tayler 7 4 ghan. ’ eight meetings, Borden won . Perry a single. CLASS It was Borden's fifth straight! seven. ° Penalties for Tyne Valley went | Donald MacLean % TT ON ee my a : —— ee ee ee 89. A ENTI F Ea- Gorrill, C. Donald, J. Gillis. CLASS es. Borden has te eames et] LADIES §——_|Fer he cen, Destoches mi rldon MacLen ® HOCKEY CLUBS Eagles three. . . 4 extended the last place Legion- BASKETBALL Referees were Joe Dorsey and| Fred Younker 94! naires’ winless streak ta six Ray N Sandra Younker % WIN A Bei Atnnt tg Dentere tex] ter eo eovoek’ pon an Ronnie Boyles ® 89 ot Sao at ef n te iy tates Bonedes| Alberton High [fema'tae, 8 . FREE \ rest of . : ° . . the way. Feb. 10, St. D. vs Nurses. Nips Evangeline Dave Durber % Set of Marv Holland Juniors’ Paul “MacWilliams| Feb. 11, Nurses vs Notre Sidney Carter 94) broke goalie. Gary Campbell's | Dame. ALBERTON — Alberton Re-| Doug Wood oo Award Jackets shut out witlt 38 seconds remain- Feb. 16, YMCA vs Notre Dame. | gional High School edged Evan- Peter Pitre 87 for your team ing in a penalty crammed se-| Feb. 17, St. D. vs PWC. geline Regional High 74 in a! Charlies Graves 86 | ° cond period. Feb. 16, YMCA vs Nurses. (Sparkling fast Prince County! Brian Chandler % | wor full details and free Both clubs played four on four| Feb. 20, Notre Dame vs PWC. | League game ip Jacques Car-| Paul Keizer 90) Catal Roe wie tagecamer ‘Wares Feu Bt, frebos Doses PWC before a large cond’ wales ’ Wayne) Feb. %, vs . . Trainor were pehalized for fight-| ‘Feb. 25, St. D. vs. Nurses. |KePt up steady uproar of sp-| ESET I | AVES ‘MARV HOLLAND pre % Notre Dame vs. St. —, 2 = a. Mfg. Ltd , the winners with three markers FOR STANDINGS | March YMCA ne Pwo. [ter 204 Donnie Matthews who] RELAXATIOP 10420 - 105 Ave. _| One: tase nama fous, [seat winning eal Yor hey -—-Bémonton, Alta The following are the stand-| home team and: is responsible | frame. ‘Ph. 422-8058 ings in the Prince County Hoc-| for game officials and statistics.| 4 Arsenault and R. Gaudet key League: Ail mid-week games. are t0| paced the visitors with a pair W L T Pts| start at 6:30 p.m. All Saturday |each, Gallant and 1. Wedge to our triends in the East. Borden 14 7 © 28 | games are to start at 2.00 p.m. | picked up singles. RCAF 12 7 2 %| Any wecessary changes in| in the first half of the double Combines 8 10 3 19 | above are responsibility of home |header Elmsdale Sisters lost to S'side 5 15 1 11 | team and visitors are to be noti-| Alberton Regallettes 3-1 in. an GOALIE AVERAGES fied at least two days prior to |exhibition game. Lynn Coughlin Games GA 80 Ave) shove schedule. fired the first tally for Alberton i eee, FB Oe oe The steading te the four toom len 2 pase Pauline Hardy. MacLean, R 6 0 5.00 a ea ea ae Peder tek toes . 15th ALSO Ne W L Pts|the count to three 's P 4 , YMCA 4 0 8 |ione goal was credited to Anna : .. HOCKEY © 64) Nurses” 1 2 2 [MacLeod to end the scoring for a ge gw pwc 122 oe eae. Aan pees ‘ 0 9,00| SOU < che Gunseet te tosede ae a — eS Pap ae ak oe ek country announce school game % | ticipation in the World's Fair at|erees were Richard 3 & | Montresi in 1967 and Robert Profit Jr. 17 4 1s 41 1 ; 2