'brothcr Gordie. star right winger

For Battle W

The league-leading Charlottetown Islanders will play host to the sec- ond place Monc:-in Hawks at the Forum this evening before what is expected to be the largest crowd of the season. The Islanders presently

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Large Crowd Attends Prince

Street Ice Spo

Approximately 2000 adults and children attended s Very 81101465!- ful Prince Street Ice Sports at the Charlottetown Forum last evening. The large crowd displayed lots of eqiusiasm in all the 20 events ie..ch werp very keenly contest- ed.

In the three period hockey game. the visiting West Kent team rack-

hold I four point lead on the Hub City pucksters and will go all out to increase their margin to six points this evening.

Both teams are expected to be at full strength for tonight's contest with Yvon Houle back in Hawks line-up after a short injury period and coach Steve Brklacich back in the Islanders rearguard lines after a slight attack of the flu' earlier this week. The Islanders already have two wins this week along with 1! very commendable showing in the M0l'l('l0Il Stadium on Wednesday night when they were playing their third game in a row.

In their 19 previous encounters this season. the Islanders have come out on top of the heap with

Friday, January 28, 1955.

rts Last Night

2. Fred Gauthier and Florence Gauthier; 3. Alan Rogers and Alma Vail.

Straight race years: 1. Bobby Ford; Cudmore: 3. Harvey Jay.

Partner race (2 laps) Grade V1. 1. Joan MacDonald ,and Athol Worth; 2. Edith Phillips and Paul Clark; 3. Billy MacMillan and Carol

(1 lap) boys 2. Garry

ed up a 2-0 count. with goals by Maclx'enzie. 0 10 wins and one tie white the Wayne Ward in both the first and Straight race (1 lap) girls 9 Hawks have t-nnected 3 wins and 3 second periods, and went on to win years: 1. Bonnie Whitlock; 2. Ann tie, Both teams nt-e Very even”. the contest by a close 2-1 margin. (zil1is:- 3. Llaudia Bryenton. itnatt-tied and are judged by many The West Kenters walked off with Straight race (1 lap)A boys 9 as better than anything secn tn the the honors in the only other eventyyears: 1. George Macltlillan; 2. Maritime; in recent years. Both in which they were entered. thelBarry MacPherson: 3. Douglas teams sport vet-y135t51tattng' ntt-9 scholastic relay. (Kitson. passing forward lines. stone-wall

The two noveltlu of the evening. Straight race (2 lapsl girls 10 defence units and sensational nnai.

the "Farmer in the Dell", in color- ful drill by the Grade 11 class. and the Centennial Parade. showed by their presentation that a lot of work and practice had been ex- perienced. by both the pupils and teachers before the show was iccd.

Following are the results of the events:

Straight race (1 lapx (or Girls 6 years: 1. Myrna Neilson: 2. Claudia Jane Acorn; 8. Mable Tay- lor.

Straight race (1 lap) for boys 6-. years: 1. Thane Burke; 2. Alan Acorn; 3. Fred Barrett.

Straight race (1 lap) boys 12 and over: 1. Fred Cauthier; 2. Athol Worth; 3. Albert MacKinnon.

Straight race (2 laps) boys 11 years: 1. Raymond Wynn; 2. Peter

Tanton; 3. Gerald Mills. Straight race (2 laps) girls 11 years: Carol MacKenzie: 2. Shar-

lene Campbell; 3. Marilyn Buell.

Straight race (2 lapsi girls 12 years and over: 1. Barbara Han- nigan; 2. Joan MacDonald; 3. Flor- ence Gauthier.

Boyst Relay Grades V and VI: 1. Grade VI; 2. Grade Va; 3. Grade Vb.

Straight race (1 lap) Girls 7 years: 1. Lana Meredith: 2. Rose- mary Gosbee; 3. Cheryl MacQuar- rte.

Straight race (1 lap) boys 7 years- 1. David Campbell; 2. Wayne Ross: 8. Robert Coffin.

Straight race (1 lapl girls 8 year: 1. Joan Auld; 2. Patricia Jay: 8. Donna Sutherland.

Partner race (2 laps1 Grade V: 1 Gerald Mills and Jean Savidant;

years: 1. Patsy MacPhail; 2. Elisa- beth Phillips: (1. Janis Messer.

tenders in the forms of showman Nick Pidsodny for the Hawks and

Straight race (2 laps) boys 10. dependable Jim Shirley for the 1s- year: 1. Gordon Full; 2. Johnny landers. Davis: 3. Gerald Aulii. The probable lineups for tonightis

Partner race (1 lap) Grade VI: game are, the Islanders: Goal. .lim 1- .Connie Wiiltlock and Harold Mac1.ean; 2. Clara Lavcrs. and Jamie Burnett: 3. Ann Gillis and Alan lVlB('MllIa1'l.

Girls Relay Grades V and VI. 1. Grade Va; 2. Grade V1; 3. Grade Vb. 1

Relay West Kent and Prince Street; 1. West Kent; 2. Piince Street. I Judges: Lt.-Col. L. T. Luwther. ' Lt.-Col. K. M. Jolinston and Rev.. M. D. Dunbar: announcer. J. A. S.: Williams: Director of events. Johnl Vance Harris and Run M..A,-ttnn- Turner: Starters and referees. Art have both come home from their Perry and Jack T1H'n9l'- hockey adventures in Nova Scotia. Line-"PS Harris was with the New Glasgow

W951 K01" -: E031. 530116; dfienfe. Rangers. and McArthur played on L. MacDonald. Birt. F. li1acI)on- the ”co-operative" Kcntville Wild- aid. Dow; forwards. W. Ward, Cud- cats, The two will mean ii big; more. 1.. Ward. Prowse. MacDou- jump in stock for the chances of gait, Owen. Buell. the Summerside Aces.

Prince Street - goal, Frizzell; ' ' ' defence. Davis. Tanton. li:1acl(innon. Williams; forwards. Macltlillan, Gauther, Maclfinnon. F r 1 1 z ell. Worth. Clark. Mcl-Ewen .

Summary

First Period:

Wcst KentA 1. Ward tfincnl 9.20.- penalty W. Ward 0.45. Second Period:

2.-West Kerit- Ward 1Macl)on- ald) 2.00: penalties Dow 1.05. 3.40. MacMillan 6.20. Third Period:

3.APrince Sti'cctA Worth tunes- sistedi 4.51; penalty. lllacDougall.

Snort Echoes From

Prince Bounty 1

This Bonnie Howatt seems to be running through the Bedeque Lea- gue like another "Rocket". Pre- sumably he will be a member of the Borden Nationals. and if so. lwlll give this team quite a shot in the arm. Borden are aluays dan- gerous. and the acquisition of the former North Sydney star make them even more so.

I O i

()'Leary should be right in the middle of contention. The addition of Paul Schurman will make a big difference in the Maroons. and they had a pretty smart aggregation

Rangers Get 3-3 Tie With Red Wings On Detroit Ice

DETROIT (AP) - Vic Howe showed his big brother Gordie how to do it Thursday night. whipping in a 3.'l'IOOI. goal in the third period to give New York Rangers a 3-3 tie with Detroit Red Wings.

The younger Howe. playing only his 13th game in the National Hockey League. capped a New York comeback by beating goalie Tery Sawchuk with A screen shot at 11:57. .

Only two minutes earlier, Danny Lewicki put Rangers back into the game by rifling a 40-foot. screen shot for his 22nd goal this season.

While Vic Howe connected with the key goal of the game. his

of the. Red Wings. drew a blank.

Red Wings. seeking to make it six straight over Rangers on Olym- pia ice this season. took a 3-1 lead during the first two periods on goals by Bill Dincen, Glenh Sknv and Dutch Reibcl.

Actually. Skov's goal was pure gift as Ranger dcfenceman Harry Howell knocked the puck into his own not.

Pete C o n ii ch e r Icnrcd New York's first goal in the first period,

Summary

First period: 1. Detroit.

(Bonin. Reibel) 0:45;

Iiinecn 2. New York.

Couch Sees Too Many Penalties

MONTREAL. (CP) - Conch Dirk Irvin of Montreal Canadiens came home from Wednesday nights 1-1 tie with Toronto Maple Leafs with the crisp comment that pr-nalties made the game "disgusting hoc- key." '

"You may think what you like. and others too. but I think the offl- clals are killing hockey calling all these chlppy penalties.

"There were 30 minutes in penal- ties. People don't pay to see four- man and five-man hockey. In the first two periods there were only four minutes of play with the teams at full strength.

"Frankly. I've never spent such 3 evening. You are supposed to lave body contact in hockey. Now players are afraid to check. They stood around hopeful of avoiding meta rather than wading in

they used to."

track Star ciiri Dinner

.1110 (cr) - Chris Chat- hlck star. sent word ly that he can't s to sports cel-

erlppled children

last winter. Nothing is konwn about any improvement the Alber- lon Rcgals have made. but we do know that they have a good coach in Hickey Nicholson. who once played a few games for the Chi- cago Black Hawks. e t 0

Conacher (Murphy. Gadsby) 4:15. V loung Gerald ll1acLean. grade

Penalties: Irwin 5:33. Pronovost 13:43, Fnntinato 15:13. ycleven student at Summerside High Second period: 3. Detroit, Skov(SCh0”I.- has made 3" EUSPICIOUS 9:19; 4. Detroit. Reibel isnnin,15i-in In this Vraris hncke.v- ”Red" Goldliami 18:15. Penalties: None. scmed the W'""I"E 3”?” Bl Hm: Tntt-.1 pa,-tnn; 5. New 3-nrk. Lew. oque the other night when Schur-

icki (Gadsbyt 9:35; 6. New York, "mils edtled Wilmot 4-3- 111801-98" V. Howe (Conacher, Murphy) 11:57. has PM fl" 90"”-I9m,bI9 Weight Penalties: Stasiuk 7:27. G. Howe "V9" the yet": 3'15 "WI" m I" 12:59, pmmwost 16.26. lpretly well with the intermediates. sums; ;C1aude Gaudet also started the

Worsley ....... 14 12 541 -"W13 Imke-V "950" W'”l .3 P3011-

Sawchuk 8 4 F13 He scored two goals playing with

Wilmot the other evening. 0 O C

The opening of the Raccway Sta- dium seems to be just around the corner. Unexpected difficulties in

Results Of York 0 making ice kept them behind the i-other natural ice rinks in Prince

Following are me rcsuits of a rcucnumv but the , . 4 , .. y have a pretty (C(;"ASXs0'ik Rm” Club SMOL good sheet now. and with the cold Amt" Mad) 0 Id .weather predicted for tomorrow (as Gonna Andlifeis Q-I; we write). (you are probably shiv- Uuev BM ;)'7(ering in it as you read this). lhl' - :97;ICE shntild certainly be ready for

. . . . . ..s

W. L. Crockett Louis Vcssey I sabcl Swan

93;there is no law against springing 9.'tfstartling upsets. In fact. they're a 92iwelcome addition to hot stove Ica-

Betty Andrews 8!) gues. S. J. Hirt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. till ' T S CLASS " t. We rec-eiverl from King Grady. t-9,," watt” practising dentist in the city of Hwwrd wam 'iVancouver. .a good picture of the Arthur Brown 96lpe""c'"" V5 wh" Wm try I" ”' Raymond wans ...galn the world amateur hockey (-hwy”, Hughes ' 3.t:hampionship from .Russia.0 Two Annie -Rue” 3,1 fnmiliary faces were in the picture. Pm", Proud kevin (onway who played for the Herman Bug" : tcharlottetown Islanders. and Berry Man Swan M who was once on the roster of the - .Sydne,v Millionaires. In addition

Wilfred Constable.

Stewart vessey there were three Warwicks. one of

Mlwhich. (Bill) played at tag and of

hand

M-Vm" LIW - skating and hockey during the Leigh Vesscy . 9? weekend.

Edison Court .. 97. e e

Alb?” CO"” 90 On February 1, the two Sum-' Irene Hardy 9-: merside schoolboy curling tcams Ira Lcwis 9n go to Charlottetown to take on two Jack Andrews 9-ttcams from the capital city. The H T. I05-Sf'.V 94 boys here are definitelywinder-dog-: Raymond Vesscy 9:1 in the pre-game predictions. but

Hawks Visit Forum Tonight

ith Islanders

Shirley; defence. Steve Brklacich. Danny O'Connor. Lloyd Hiuclrberg- er and Hugliie Campbell: forwards. Buck Whitlock. Bob Grey. Lorne Hennessey. Ray Leduc, Welly Kullman. Wirnpy Jones. Copper Leyte. Vip Palladino. Orin Carver and Bubby Dowling. For the Hawks: goal. Nick -Pidsodny: de- fence. Dugger McNei11. Joe Lepine. Don McLaughlin. Fred Weaver; for- wards:. forwards. Tod Campeeu. Bert Hlrschfeld. Bill Sinnett. Bob Bowness. Ross Watson. Paul-Emile Michelin, Ray Lacroix. Yvon Houle. Lorne Waiters; Dewar Thomson and George Robinson.

Islanders Sporf New Pants Tonight

l'he Islanders will be sporting new hockey pants for the first time this season when they play the Munc- ton Hawks at the Forum this even- ing. The new pants are the result of the sustained ettorts of two hard- working members of the Islanders Hockey Club who have amassed a suitable sum of money through the donations and co-operation of many ardent fans to buy the new goods. The pants. which are of a durable nylon material and in color are :i:arnct with gold trimmings. the ilslandcrs colors. have been purchas. .ed at a very reasonable price from a local firm in this city. The sum of money which the purchasers have obtained is- not quite enough to completely pay for the pants so the Islanders' Club has put the programs for tonight's game in the hands of the buyers so that they might acquire the total sum necessary. Anyone who wishes to mate a contribution to this col- iection may .do so at the Forum this evening. Several changes will be noted in

ithe program also tonight. On the

P1'0f.1t'anis will appear the names of the two who started the fund for the pants each of whom don- ated 350. Also there will be the names of all who made contibu- tions. The score cards this even- ing will be worth 310 to the lucky holder after each of the first and second periods. Fourteen ladies of

ithe Auxiliary of the Islanders Club

have volunteered to sell the pro-

tgrams in the Forum during tonight

match.

Hockey Scores

National League

wt”'Detroit 3 New York 8

IChicago 2 Boston 5 Quebec League Quebec 2 Shawinlgsn Falls 7 .Chicoutimi 5 Montreal 1 ' Quebec .luninr Montreal 8 Trois-Riviercs 2 Atlantic Senior Amherst 1 Fredericton 3 International League Toledo 4 Cincinnati 2 Ontario Junior Kitchener 3 Hamilton 4

LITTLE SPORT

- By, loosen y .

Mixed Curling Draw Saturday

Mixed curling draw for Saturday at the Charlottetown Curling Club:

7.00 p. m.

Ice 1-M. Jenkins. B. Prowse. Jim Hornby. G. Holmes vs. H. Dob- son, M. MacLennan. G. Anderson. D. Haywood.

Ice 2-.1. F. Hobbs. S. MacMi1lan. R. LeClair. Jean I-lornby vs. Ernest Mclnnis. D. Stewart, R. Ewing, A. Cudmore.

Ice 3-A1. MacLeod. E. Goss. E. Mutch, L. MacCormack vs. A. MacDonald. 1. McLellan. C. Mac- Leod. Marjorie Stewart.

Ice 4-J. Cameron. M. Docken- dorff. 0. MacDonald. J. Grant vs. C. J. MacLean. E. Sutherland. H. Ferguson. N. Auld.

8:30 p. m.

Ice 1wA..Roper, B. Howatt. R. Jones. R. Stead vs. A. Likely. P. Burden. L. Donald. Y. Wilson.

Ice 2-C. MacDonald. M. Mac- Neill. A. Tait. H. Likely vs. .I. Bur- den. D. MacDonald. H. Stead. P.

Henry. 0. Donald vs. A. Howatt. A. MacDonald. .1. Simmonds. P. Todd.

APCSHL Statistics

NEW GI.AS(30W. (CP)-APCSHL hockey lcague statistics announced Thursday show Allan (Rocky) Sul- livan and Muckie Hoilett in first and second place respectively in the scoring parade with 58 and 55 points.

Three of the ncxi four spots are held by the New Glasgow line of Bert Dalling. Ducky lllaclean and Ralph Cameron. with 52. 51 and 50 points. Mark Babineau and Pic- tou with 51 points is tied for fourth place with lilaclcan.

Schedule For Today's Curling

.P'o1lowing is the draw for curl- ing at the local rink today:

5 P.1tI.-Two games in British Consols play.

6.45 P.M.-One game in Consols play. 7 P.1lI.-Thrce games in Presid- cnlls Prizes: E. MacLeod vs. A. Tait: C. Anderson vs. H. Dobson; H. Douglas vs. .1. Simmonds.

9 P.M.-Three games in Consols play and one game in President's Prizes: T. Simmonds vs. L. Bag- nail.

Ferguson Scor Bruins Defeat

BOSTON. iAP)- Boston left winger Lorne Ferguson scored three goals Thursday night as the Bruins defeated last-place Chicago 5-2 in a National Hockey League game at Boston Garden. V

Ferguson's third tally came at 19:26 of the third period after Black Hawks had rallied for two quick scores in the late stages.

Fernie Flaman gave Boston a 4-0 edge at 3:38 of the finale with a 50-foot line drive shot. but Chicagois Red Sullivan spoiled John Hender- l son's bid for a shutout at 5:36 from 15 feet away and Allan Stanley got another on a tip in at 12:04.

After a scoreless first session. the Bruins came to life suddenly in the second as Ferguson got the first of his goals with but 14 sec- onds gone. The other two scores of the second period came with Chicago short handed.

es Three As Chicago 5-2

' Rcal (Tlicvrcfils stuffed one In Ifrom the right corner at 11:30. and Ferguson hit a 15-footer at 16:38. Summary

First period: No scoring. Pen- alties: Mickoski 2:02. Sandford 5:53. Flaman 9:10.

' Second period: 1. Boston. Fergu- son (Gardner) 0:04: 2. Boston. Chcvrcfils (McKenncy. L a b i n e) 11:30; .'1. Boston. Ferguson (Mohns.

1Q 11 a c k e n bii s h) 16:30. Penalt-

tics: Flaman 0:55. Morison 9:44.

iLit7.ciibcrgcr 16:09.

Third period: 4. Boston. Flaman (M.-ickcll. Laycoe) 3:33; 5. Chicago Sullivan (Mortson) 536; 6. Chicago ;Stanlcy (Mickoski) 12:04; 7. Boston

Capdak

FREDERICTON (CP) -Frederlc- ton Capitals broke a 1-1 deadlock in the third period Thursday night and downed Amherst Ramblers 3-1. Caps still trail the four-cluh Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League. five points below the third-place Ram- blers. It was the only contest of the night in the Atlantic loop.

Forward Henry Therrien of Am- herst opened the scoring and Bill MacDonald equalized. The second period was scoreless. Bernie Mac- Donald fired the winner at 7:59 of the third period and Gerry Smith added one for good measure.

South Shore League Schedule

-Here is the South Shore Hoc-

Henry. key League schedule (balance of Ice 3-S. MacDonald. J. Parker. firgt round);

A. Macltlillan, M. Jones vs. 1). Jan. 23; Lot 15 Rangers vs wtt.

Saunders. N. MacDonald. J. Wilson. mat Aces,

13- MEPMIIIBIL Jan. 31: Schurmans Eagles vs Ice 4.-R. Parker B. Roper. G. pt-eetnwn Royals.

Feb. 2: Albany St. Pat's vs W11- mot Aces.

Feb. 4: Lot 16 vs Feb. 7: Schurmans Feb. 9: Wilmot vs Feb. 11: Lot 16 vs

Suspension Of Lindsay Upheld

NEW YORK. (CF)-The board of governors of the National Hockey League Thursday upheld president Clarence Campbell's ” 'ion sus-

Freetown. vs Albany. Freetown. Schurmans.

pending Tcd Lindsay of Detroit for

10 days after he hit a fan with his hockey stick in a game at Tor- onto last Saturday night.

clared their intentions to see that the players do not intentionally in- terfere with the spectators and the spectators who interfere with the players will be promptly elected. The president was instructed to prepare all necessary regulations to give effect to this policy.” Lindsayis suspension. imposed last Tuseday. will last through Feb. 4. He will miss four games.

FORUM DATES JAli'f 25m to 29m;

Friday- Children's Skating-4-5:30 HOCKEY-MONCTON-8 : 30

Soturday--

Skating-3 to 5

College Hockey-I to 10 ST. THOMAS vs S. I). U.

Defeat Amherst Team 3-1

Lineups

Amherst - Goal: Frigon; de- fence: Reid. Par. Rogers. L. Kl- ley; f rwards: White, Kiley. Bernaquez. Leclere. Kennedy. Dem- chuk. Therrien. t

Fredericton - Goal: Craig; de- fence: Heon. Mosgrove. Powers. Yeomans: forwards: McDonegh, Leger. Gilbert. McPhee, Nicolle, Smith, Macdonald. Bliss. Miles.

Summary

First period: 1. Amherst. Ther- rien (Leclerc. L. Kiley) 4:34; 2. Fredericton. McDonagh (Leger. Yeomiins) 12:38. Penalty: Reid 19:55.

Second period: No scoring. Pen- alties: Heon 10:29. D. Kiley 14:17. Powers 16:24. Reid 18:44.

Third period: 3. Fredericton. Macdonald (Heon. Bliss) 7:59; 4. Fredericton. Smith (Mosgrove) 12: 20. Penalties: Par 4:27. L. Kiley 13:35. Bliss 14:22. D. Kiley 19;36.

Rocky Marciano

Receives Award

NEW YORK (HP)-Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano Thurs- day received the "Man of the Year" in Sports" award from Sport Mag- azine for is combined talents as fighting man and sportsman.

Dusty Rhodes Signs Contract

NEW YORK. (AP)--As a reward for his extra-ordinary pinch-hitting exploits during the season and in the world series, Dusty Rhodes re-

ceived a ”nice" raise from New York Giants. Giants. in announc' " Thursday

the reserve outfielder's acceptance

Golf Player is Honored

NEW YORK. (AP)-President

isenhower: was among those who congratulated Billy Joe Patten Thursday night as the Morgantnn N. C.. lumbermen end golfer, mt given the Gold Tee Award of the Metropolitan Golf Writers' Assn. elation as the one who did tit. most for the sport in 1954.

Eisenhower. an ardent golfer who shot a round with Patton at Augusta. Ge.. last spring. sent in, best wishes by telegram.

The Ben Hogan Award, pr... ented by Hogan himself, went to Ed Furgol of Clayton. Mo., wt", won the 1954 Open title although his left arm is 10 inches shortst- than his right because of a boy. hood accident. It goes annually to the player who overcame iii. greatest physical difficulties to continue playing. .