“8 The Guardian, Chariottetown, Fri, Feb. 11, 1966. 7 SPORTS FRONT | 5oston Blanks Montrea a Habs Benefit - oa ae (aes of | Habs Benef etroit Mangles Rangers:: i s o : : ah i S h a a . : ‘ i . es : A eee ~~ By Hawks Win : ~(AP)=BostonBuins | gusmmemmres : ~—Vie~Hadfield—scored—-for~New |shall-assisted—on- three--of De- climbed out’ of the National |@ York late|in the first period and | troit’s goals. : d : Hockey League cellar Thursday 4 Rod Seiling tallied with less than ene age oh night es goalie Ed Johnston five minutes remaining in the! First period—t. Detroit, ‘ By CHRIS ANNETT gained his first shutout of’ the e for the Rangers. |man 25 rn yg Meee dismissed the. Wings year for a 2-0 victory over Mon- SCORES 3:23; 2. Detroit, Howe | The Maple Leafs ser ae treal Canadiens. Uliman’s goal, his 25th of the |(Gadsby, Bergman) 9:45; -3. _. Now all the Habs must de The victory moved the Bruins season, was his first in 10;New York, Hadfield 11 (Mai- Is take their coming two. into fifth place, one point ehead games. He beat New York goalie| shall, Ratelle) 13:02. Penalties. ; ‘ of New York Rangers, beaten Cesare Maniago at 3:23 of the |—Ingarfield 5:04, Hadfield 13:35. The Chicago Black Haws mastery over 62 by Detroit. first. to start the Red{ Second period—4, Detroit, Def- the. Detroit Red er Ten cot Saenuad tne The loss prevented Montreal Wings on their way to their fifth|vecchio 22 (Howe, B. Marshall) cee ae ne clean ee for cote —— from moving into a first-place triumph in 10. games with the |:21; 5. Detroit, Smith 16 (Hen- elso boast one tie out of the on The win moved them tie, angers this season. Three other | derson, B. Marshall) 10:15. Pen- into first place two points in front of the Wings and Habs Boston started rolling to games ended in ties. alties—Henderson 14:17, Godfrey but this was not one of the true four pointers. The Wings now 18th victory of the season when ‘Howe. skated his way around | 17;35. ec have: to win their games in ‘hand to pull even but the Habs ee Bee Beseirs — her Sakng | Tolet ported = & Deira ite need their ames at, 15: SS adsby— | Murp acdonald, Howe cash teat ” _ a. first period. Bucyk was set. up Refece firing the puck past Man-/12:45; 7. Detroit, Watson 2 "fis Chicago domination over~the--Wings- is rather: ~~ as he a ee left jago just before the midpoint of | (Murphy, Fontaine). 13:50; °8: mystifying to a lot of people fncluding myself. Why one by a pass * Tommy a ee New York, Seiling 4 (Ratelle, -elub can continue to dominate another with such regular- liams. ‘ Delvecchio’s marker came 21/| Fleming) “15:39. Penalties ‘ity, when beth teams are at the top of the league. Toe - “The Bruins scored again at seconds into the second period|—Howell 9:54, 12:25, Bergman Blake for one would probably like to exchange trade sec. 13:42 of the third period when and Smith scored at 10:15 when | 16:05, Bvt. 8 Frets with the Chicago management for it is no secret |, Bob Dillabough grabbed. a his shot from the side of the net} Shots on goal by: =~ ; that the Habs have more than their share of problems bound ‘off the boards and pushed |" hit the goaltender’s stick and de-|New York” 96 5-20 ee ae ot to come up it under the pads of sprawied 3 flected into the net. Detroit: 12 11 12—35 pee ae el te a ae Montreal goalle Gump Worsley.| Third peried_2. Boston, Dilla-| Rookie defenceman Bert Mar.| Attendance—1016. ee ee eT es as 0 doit ean The closest the Conadiens|i3:4%. PenaltlesNone- : omg of wens. drat ib SHEE Gaal. Gant right now to the. col came to a score was in the third) Shots om goal by: “ETERS keeping them in the race. If one could even up the: win-loss period when a shot rolled along | Montreal 11 11 830 column between the Hawks and Habs there would be an awful the pipe at the top of the, net | Boston 13 8 10-31 isons ; a e Gierence ta, the vince of Wales trophy rece tight sow. while Johnston was flat on his) Attendance—10,306. gave a. ‘ans some small consulation bay 5 pirRorr 6 NEW YORK 2 : Sard CAbRN GEE onlan bl bas net towne Gos rasipet | |scimston ing om the is, Mou| yDETROFT, (APY-—Detrlt Red i Je He now has 44 goals in the 48 games that the Hawks have treal had three. rebound tries |Wings scored two goals in cact/ A FF ACNHOSIOVaKla Plaved col BOs Seieieniy sels oot ot be Wil aes BS me bat dhadton Kicked. out two [Pert Picci: Semen waters ‘ : ak Richards mark. people have come up ES ‘ shots defenceman Lan- v Rangers Thurs -Reute: Ich ‘for work num- me and said that he will get 50 goals in the first 50 games CUTTING IT CLOSE glois stopped the third try by aes ae hank: tate oie bar Merl waivek ae oe ee a fond managed Mfeala'so far heb overacing his Foe 5 Momresls powerline of Jean la tiret place te with idle Chi- (sity of Manitoba Bisons scored| In the third period. Lindal : : Beliveau, Claude Provost ; @ 53 victory Czechoslo- |scored on @ pass close Sem mark but & Ho coutinees to play os be has iat ihe Nancy Greene, of Rossland, tional. Ski ‘Team, practices Meet Seturday end Sunday fn | Gilles Tremblay. CASO. vock dropped to last |Vakia Thursday night in the six-|to the C ae . past tow pees Se wan Reve fun brecking fhe B.C., rated one of#the top ard in preparation for the - Banff. “Worsley algo made some spec- as Boston defeated Mon. (pation World University Games| With 30 seconds to go, the re members of the Canadian Na- Du Maurier International Sid (CP_Wirephoto) |tacular saves. He lost his stick|prest 2, “|hockey tournament. \Czechs took their. goalie out for EXPANSION MOVES ANNOUNCED) oe ithe io period wit Bostor |"SNisryky sored a powers| The, vicry wat Canada's 'on exite tewerd on w. : —— aa . : pressing at Seth mae 2: 2 stey geet at 12 ond Bayan tee & the fomeeneel, wtick Irving, seeing the ungaurded ; oe ’ eet on a weak shot by Bucyk, wholwatson notched another Detroit |S8¥ the Soviet Union take the net, a long shot and the Well expansion is finally official and the NHL must hive n Ss \ 0O was partially tied up. goal 30 seconds later to cap the |lead with six points after a 96 puck rolled slowly in. The last oe Zar aecs ee Lenchise ncolice 2 oe . un : ; In the third period, Worsley!Req Wings’ scoring. victory over Romaria oie ee. Se ne 16 sec. when \ applications. Angeles _ i nae made two strong saves—one on . fs odie ; ve onds from : at and Sen. Franctaco both were awaried NHL teams es were * ~ |a'deflected slap shot from the | aren ora ae ere | With two days left in the six-| In the consolation tournainent,: Oy ete, See utters: sad Minnsepclis St. Fae i: ope. : point and another on a screened| riod markers, while Alex Del-/€@™ round-robin tournament, for teams excluded from the ‘guider inks Rave been filing the vi, tooo, dhe, Le Hum lates e Ss men rebound try by Stewart. Vecchio and Floyd Smith scored Finland end Czechoslovakia are |finals, Hungary beat Yugoslavia Angeles Btades end the San Seals play their : re < SUMMARY | in the second frame. stake ak heeds oad Bel ts OTK ba ‘ home matches no doubtMiave been ing their eyes : 2 , os f First period — 1. Boston points each, Canada $.S.R. consid. . filled with the Canadien game. Officials in boih the Amer- A penalty, one of only five|and stopped a lot of drives that ed to see another SDHS tally as|Bucyk 15 (Williams, Westfall) mania have two each and Italy jered. almost certain to win the ican and Western Hockey Leagues have already announced” ~~ jcajjed in last night's crucial) seemed tobe labled for goals. jquickly as they did for only/ 15:48. Penalty—Beliveau 1:21. So Ss Soli We Mises, leat’: yaut"e |" or celica . their intentions to ask the NHL clubs for indemmities (7 otch between. Saint Dunstan's) The first period was a wide|20 seconds later Lidstone found| -Secend period — No scoring. 4 ncminan t VS collected two meiials Thurs: Fanging up to $2,000,000 because their clubs will be forced and Prince of. Wales was the open affair with both goaltend-|the range with a long rather|Penalties—None. ! ian intercollegiate cham-jday when its men’s cross-coun- to move .and one feels it is only fair. However these turning point in the Saints 78ers being called upon to defend|weak backhand and what had oe oe Czechs wee eee relay emerged as victors same clubs will have to move to broader fields to get {romp over the Welshmen. The|their cages more than a few|been a close game, up until a| py a oe were applaufled and its women's cross-country, talent and one can visualize the day the Florida and Mis- |. ‘allowed SDHS to pull into a| times. Cecil MacDonald got the|minute before was) now seem- RURAL MINOR @ good Cee Lil ee ticek team placed second. . _ Sissippl will be packing rinks. sie teain ik first place tie in the Charlotte-|Saints on the road to success as|ingly turning into a massacre. oe oe m the first | ‘The Soviet tally now stands AOS See Peres ee ecg to a such as |town-and District Junior Hockey |he picked up a rebound in front| However the Welshmen picked HOCKEY a lead in the second (2 eight medals-— three gold,: iSee Gomes opere aaa ae cathate — as halt |league. jof the helpless. Ellis and ram-|up a bit of steam and goals by ea the second. three silverand two bronze. ~ stride too stow for the NHL. Coitrany to everyone's fears | Wayne MacDougall got the|™ed it into the twines. PWC)Tuppy Rogers, who scored ona folowing ere the games SCORES WINNING GOAL ‘thet the. expansion is going to turt the caliber of ‘play |gate at. the 8:03 mark of the|Swarmed back up the ice in the/partial break on the left side, se ,ia the Rural Minor Centre Ken Plews scored the in the le the expansion will probably bring about a -|second stanza with the score next few minutes and their pres-|and Gus Houston, who picked the| Hockey Paperweight Division, , f Canadian's winning goal early league, ae "You wan ‘bet that the |reading' 1-1. There were not a Sure paid off at the 7:59 mark|far corner with a backhand got| Saturday, Feb. 12, 1966 at St. in the third period. : much more. exciting brand eet te into the Canad- |lot of fans who anticipated the | When Jamie Kennedy picked up|the PWC aggregation back into| Dunstan's rink. James Irving, 21 - year - old gd born clubs aD want to buy ; he grind run of events for the next min-|the rebound from a blistering|the match. The ‘latter's marker|7 a.m. winger who was twice a mem- on ant le d Black i rooting we the |ute and 20 seconds. Playing| Ken Ballem shot and flipped it/came at the 19:07 mark and| _Ice 1 — Canucks vs Seals. ber of the Manitoba Junior : ve them an copectesity eg ee -| shorthanded, the Saints rammed | Ver the sprawling Brown. Play|PWC fans remembering the! ~ Ice 2— Blades ve Flyers. ‘Hockey Association’s all - star younger a. Money yoga toed avs in the |home two goals and then added Continued at~a torrid pace but|comebacks that their team had|7.45 a.m. a Seer toa Ge’ bony \tenten " scered, tice. Contre pia sing the talen ad all around there |a third less than a half a minute |both teams managed to keep out|staged in the past went wild.| ‘Ice 1 — Clippers vs Bisons, |Motors Aces host the RCAF | ous | momed (wim: present and with esa ne : i of the ‘sin bin’ and according to|However exactly 30 seconds later * {Eagles in the second semi-final | Se ee — — lot ee ak inl To nos to take a commanding 41 many knowledgable observers, |they had ‘a lot of their enthus. 3 eo playoff game in the PCHL to- oo — the other Cana- present | treal oronto. . - ig . ie ae - - . Over an $— have dominated the NHL because they have had such a | Billy Weatherbie led-the Saints- Sa Sontce aise record for tae etree inka AE Food ts BASKETBALL ee ae ee - Stelkowsky, Horesowski and), o firm grip on the a: — = the clubs ate attack with a brace of goals and| piay continued the-same give the Saints a $$ lead going) ASI have been evenly matched and Olvecky were the Czeck scorers. Tose thie ors ai euk Ging te be able to.gut al tim bose ("2 Aaa eee ne ICID: itor the-first eight minutes in the |imto the third. % There will be an im {|e close and exciting seven-game | The Canadians ‘proved more) ~ fs their folds, holding. them 3 he_starny, | 002, person re ‘or MI “Saints ee nan series seems likely. __ \aggressive. They opened Soak pis’ bit, These men have Se tabet te hey else- igniting ~ ae ee ea, and then the ‘Saints took: wurde slay ii the > iod (al roms Ege the a Teel If you want evidence of just —— Allan scored on a aul 3 the second’ a wo. Single| the-first infraction in ; Serio’ | Basketball League close these teams C ee cetiac pil to note is that the season, will be goal scorers for the winners|the one ee ce and Bill Weatherbie stood “out thail Le. this. efter. now eee ae final re). A aren Czech defence frus- Cecil MacDonald, Gar Moon. The meeting will start at /@re. } trated Canadian att to | eapented enether two games. The Sew six members Will [Croce and Lidstone. Jamie feoeke ig He, had numerous |4.99 at City Halll in’ the City Re- |€ular-season meeting here last qcnteclen . sttemnpte xz ees yay 9 somes in their ae —— Row dps. he ssa te Kennedy, Gus Houston and John ackKinno the lby come brilliant ee only creation Office, ___ |Fridey, they y ted 55, Their a se ne : ‘olan to te coaee yfur_gumesalas over will rs. own zone : iaeaes ' Czech. goalie Pavel was LG , y 74 Pon in gp ey of the season. You never know. Perhaps the most outstanding : paid- off when Billy Mac- puck : » kh oma ay grt : ott | Ate Ni e will probably be another argument over a record {player on the ice was Barry _ Picked up a loose puck|an open forward and they were — —- NHL STANDINGS & b\h SER ef any kind that is set int this inaugural. Should anyone | Ellis in the PWC nets who rob-|2"4 beat Ellis with a sizzling] sideq TaN he en : 4 . slap shot from the by the fact that PWC ‘were s Seore a record number of goals in the inaugural season the [bed the Saints time-and again| Slap shot from 1 ter of |not checking as closely as usual MINOR HOCKEY National League +h mever say die arguers will claim it was no good because [in the hectic third period. Inj jocnus Cane. Obviously UP lWayne MacDougall, Brian Mac- as Wit F APH : the caliber of play was below par. However let’s worry | one short period he foiled Bill/ fr "ue . overs |Intyre and Les Mea wees ont playing | Chicago 26 16-6 172 132 5° abeut that when we come to it. _ Weatherble on three breakaways| the Welshmen finally got th particularly brilliant on the blue-. schedules eT Detroit 25 15 8 163 192 5 ' jie @ Billy Weatherbie gave the Saints|line. |Minor Hockey Lg a this week: |Montreal 25. 15 6 154 118 £ } < : s . ke 5 pee! — goal in a thingie, Gary Cudmore blasted a short day end wart he radeon 3 > oat 188 + ( 4 Xe ary lore cleared the puck|pass into the set at the Friday, Feb. 11th, 5 pm. = New York 11 jf ( i bead exactly : 29 8 135 190 3t 0 T : e y St I R g g boards and. Weath eat 91000. mark but Ellis thad litle Bears vs Aces: 6 p.m. — =e ; i n rov : rs lok | al In DW denier ty cites ee an chance. He was attempting to gers ee, 12th, 12.30 p.m | oe ee al a _ |He-then-cut sharply in front of |extract himself from a. pileup of ee ee tee FORUM SKATING | se me one ce ee = jamming the puck through|his own defensemen: “MacKinnon Hornets vs Ramblers; 7.50 p.m. TONIGHT i ver Vancouver EXcluSION mise tie Sancuso SFist: Sa ' é ance batt ene cee eee and that was ~ Comets vs Indians. 8:30 10:00_p.m. . gs anyone expect- the red light flashing. PEE WEE | Sen. Teens (14 yrs. & older) 35c KINGS TORONTO. (CP) > assis, :| “I told them then it would be T ODAY’S CURLIN! ae "Saturday, Feb. iT am. —~ Adults 50c ag REN a A Ze Smythe, president oronto | § 3 another generation before they ‘ : — Otters vs Rams; @.m.— | ben = Maple Leafs and a National me icould get into the NHL. I’m ‘ 4 RAW ‘Coyotes vs ; 8.30 em. a vrae ea aba Says | Fe ‘| sorry = see ety lost it on their 2 a s : Bais Pian ve Foire: = eae : | 3 a ancouver was very first try. ‘ The following i * : ec Lions vs ; em. — a ai "aten dea Wt helen : ee big end = H. Peters, K. Douglas, J. Cleaning: 10.51 a.m. — Caribous But don’t believe we had Char. ifoon, E.. Johnston. ; SEEKS NHL STUDY’ | : out six new franchises to United ‘ lottetown ‘Curling Club: Ice 4— D. O’Rourke, M ve Elks; 11 a.m. — Racoons vs | je States cities. | anything against Vancouver. We 7.00 (Rotate) ; ean _ Ste- i bras: 11.45 a.m. — Bisons vs & ~——After~ the meeting in New wanted a Canadian entry in the ie = KoA ; . Camp oe m, Vv. A derson vs Robert Pritti : Demo Setters. 5 3 : aa p se = York Wednesday, Smythe told feague. Right now American |pell, F. Corsican, hes teem an 1 ue oe crat MP for ‘Barakeh ik: PAPERWEIGHT . ee ; Toronto sportswriters, oo didn’t _|clubs- can out-vote us 4 to 2.|V8 H.R. Carruthers, F. Cox, A.| Ice 5 — J. Cameron, A. Cud-| Mond, told the Commons turday, Feb. 12th, 4.50 p.m. | even open my mouth. Now it will be 10 to 2. Don’t|leman, B. Hopkins. more, J. Anderson, J. Farquhar-| Thursday an . inquiry should — Hawks vs Eagles; Ice 2 att 2 He said Vancouver ‘“‘elimi-| you think we would have. pre-| Ice 2 —H. Dobson, K. Mac-|son vs M: McCusig, G. Carruth-| ®€ Jaunched under the Com- |— Falcons vs Owls; 5.10 p.m. | i : nated itself by poor ferred a Canadian club . . .?”’|Innis, A.E. ‘Piercey, H. Ed-lers, G. Proctor, P. Daiziel. bines “ct to determine why |Ice 1 — Sparrows vs Blackbirds; | tion.”* “The new franchises went to|wards vs. D. Dougias, P. O’- Spares: B. Brookins, J Albert, | Vancouver wasn’t ewarded a |Ice 2 — Redbirds vs Bluebirds; | “The city wasn’t even men- Los Angeles, San Francisco,|Rourke, J.S. Taylor, G. Lord. {11.00 : National. Hockey League fran- |5.50 p.m. Ice 1 — Crows vs tioned when we (the owners of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St.|_ Ice 3— H. Douglas, W. Rodd,| Ice 1 — K. Acorn, A. Trainor,| chise. ee Jays; Ice 2 — Blackbirds "vs ‘the ‘existing NHL clubs) got |Louis and Minneapolis-St. Paul.|D. Ward, S. Willis vs E. Gilles-|Harvey Douglas, R. MacFar- (CP Wirephoto) |Redbirds (Practice). around to discussing the cities pie, B. Smith, S. Beaton, H.|lane vs J. Burden, O. MacDon- _ a oe a »|Love. __ jald, G. Lord, H. Micheal. te. * ab ey tot Meee PFI R f — [prveamer, 'Stacbould' ws oat’ 7 Brows, Sees 31 Intercollegiate Hockey | ee ; , B. Mae voy se; vs + Vancouver, a major shareholder Qe ¥ F. MacMillan, T. White, K. My-|Dr. B. Kelly, M. Jones, M. Mac- : in the proposed group which in- : ers, L. Campbell. Fr. . B. f , M. : , M. c= : : cluded hockey broadcaster Fos ae cee 5G Kavs, J. MacLemn, adyen = Davia Pichon, sr M . U.N.B. Red Devils : SAID WAS SHOCKED iS ‘ | a age ots V. Mitton, L. Bagnall, /vs J. Vautour, M. Acorn, B. Ro}; Yaa i? = $.D.U. Saints P I was. quite shocked when I| presentation, they told us they oy . 8. 5 gerson, N. MacNeill. ‘ - heard they had turned down our get together ‘later, but | ; 8.30 ty Ice 4 — B. MacGregor, .J Gid- i “University Rink 4s Vancouver application,” Hewitt |e ’t guarantee it. Ice 2— Dr L. Prowse, H. idings, D. Gosgrove, H. MacLeod 0 said Thursday. -“They have no building ‘to _ |MacInnis, A. MacDonald, T./ys H. MacInnis, C. Agnew, — Feb. 12th 1 “Te me, the expansion meet-|play in and they couldn't give) @~ ~~ gO |Whitloek-vs A> Ballem, D.|H love. “| fe noon a ae a: ing seemed like all part of an|us a guarantee they would have | rT George, I. MacKinnon, B. Crock-| Ice § — G. Kays, J. MacLean, 7.00 p.m. « act. They (the NHL governors) |g” They couldn't pre- | §socia lon Ott, A F.‘Cox, R. Giddings vs E. Rob- © ‘ :

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moved so fast you'd have. to’ think they knew where they ‘were before the meeting

“> ¥ thought Mr. McLean stated our case well. They asked us very few questions. You would have thought that if they had any doubts they’d have asked more questions.

-“Now--when--I-—look “ back -on:

weren’t necessary because our

-svthe refused to accept any blame. . 4 P°F SENTATION WEAK “Aside from one of the Los An~2!es presentations, the Van-

them first last summer we asked them to join the other group headed Frank Mc- Mahen and Max Bell.

“Furthermore, they are rep-

resenting a city which has the

st population of all appli-

. We've given them enough

time since June to make an im.

pressive presentation. The yy didn’t do it.”

Hewitt said he felt sorry for the people: of Vancouver. “This won't nea tet ahy

in that city. They certainly Pe ee the Cana- dian content of the league. The new set-up will have 10 USS. cit- ies and just two in Canada-— Toronto and Montreal.”

SAYS MISSED BOAT

Smythe also said, ‘‘They missed the boat when “Harold (Ballard) and I. went -to - Van- couver and offered to build them a rink. The people of Van- couver voted against it. I guess

“They didn’t do it and when asked them why during the

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SUMMERSIDE — A meeting at RCAF g¢tation, Summerside last night resulted in the form- ing of the P.E.I. Referees- Asso- ciation..Fourteen of the 19 regis- tered MAHA, officials .of P.E.I. were present and the following

embers were appointed to the executive:. President amd _re- feree-in-chief, Glen Matthews, RCAF station Summerside; Charlottetown; Second Vice Pre- sident, “Art Perry, “Charlotté- town; Secretary Treasurer, Jim Cox, Summerside. ;

Many interesting points con- cerning MAHA and AAU of Can- ada playoffs were discussed as well as the appointment of, offi-

cials for the. upcoming playoffs.

BLOOMS KEEP MEMORY —

Samurai warriors and Japan- ese feudal lords carried orchids on journeys as @:remedy for homesickness, ~ : : cs

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Ice 3 — J. Burden, S. Storey, H, Howatt, L. Jardine vs J. Squarebriggs, Jr., B. Square- briggs, K. Dalziel, P. Dalziel!

Ice 4 — D. Bell, M. Toole, B. MacGregor, M. Jardine vs Dr. W.. MacDonald, L. MacDonald, B. ‘Acorn, M. Acorn.

* The other three ices are avail- able for other, mixed, consols, or Legion teams for practise games. Call Charlie Huestis to- day after 3 p.m. to teserve your ice. This includes fhe Firemen,

The following is the all-day mixed draw for Saturday, Feb. 12th:

9.00 ‘

Ice 1 — W. Storey, M. Maec- Kenzie, B. Partridge, L,. Hes sian vs C. Flemming, G. Mae- Kay, T. White. M. Acorn...

Ice 2 — D. Douglas, §. Mac- Millan, B. Davis, S. Fi vs M. Pursey, E. Mac ’ H. Douglas, M. Livingstone.

Ices 3 — A. MacDonald, S$. Storey, N. Dooley, D, MacLel-

P:W;C--and-the~Pelephone~-Co>~-}holson

Some extra men are needed at eleven o'clock to play second stone. If this meed is not answer- ed the whole draw will be spoil-

day evening. AT MONTAGUE 7 p.m.

Ice 1 — D. McGowan, K. Mac- Donald, D. Clarkson, C. Mac- Kinnon vs A. Sullivan, A. Ro- bertson, P. DesRoches, L. Nic-

Ice 2 — P. Sinclair, K. Mac- Kenzie, K. Sullivan, A. MacLeod vs G. Nicholson, E. MacDonald, R. Ferguson, H. Galloway...

9 p.m. ; ‘

Tee 1:— H. Moar, E. Duvar,

D. Sorrie, A. Wright vs Dr. P.

-|MacIntyre, J. MacNeil, H. Ma- theson, S. Galloway: ee 2 — John K. MacDonald,

son vs J. MacLean, L. Stewart, G. Warner, R. Leard.

f Shaw, L. Munro, N. Spares will be required.

ed. Call Doug -Bell at Club Fri- |

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