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Eagles Topple Nats To Clinch Ist Place

SUMMERSIDE — RCAF Lag les handed Borden Nationals one of their worst beatings this season 10-2 yesterday to clinch first place in the Prince County Hockey League

The contest, played at the Air Base, was the last leagve one for each team this season and

prior to the match they both had 30 points Scrappy Red Gravelle, the

Eazles’ leading scorer, led the victors with three goals, one in each period and two assists to finish with a season's tolal of 54 points. Doug Tucker scored a pair in the third period his i¢th and 20th and Kevin Reidy also tallied twice ‘Marty’ Martin: Ray Prank apd George Mac- Three of the Eagle goals came on pow er plays ;

Roughly 800 fans watched in disbelief as the Eagles build up a 5-2 lead after two periods then pour in another five in the tin-

ale against the usually tough Nets

As the score mounted, Rorden bo:’me increasingly inept

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glory for Borden came atter de- fenceman Billy Noonan scored from close in to give the Nats a 2-1 lead im the seventh min-

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Second.Period: 3. Nationals B. Noonan (White) 7:55; 4. Eagles Martin (Licari, Main) 9:52. Eagles Prang (Gravelle) 16:15; 6. Eagles Reidy (Licari) 16:53; 7. Eagles Gravelle (Prang, Tue- ker) 19:05. Penalties: Sark, Dale Mac Williams

Third Period: 8 Eaxzles G. MacDonald (Prang) 4:45; 9. Eagles Gravelle (unassisted)

15°43: 10 Eagles Reidy, Licart, Main) 17:49+ 11. Eagles Tucker (Prang) 19 06. 12. Eagles Tuck- er ‘Gravelle) 19:49. Penalties; Sark, Reidy (2)

Sweden Tops Canada 8-6

STOCKHOLM (CP-AP) —Swe- den's national hockey team de- feated Canada 8-6 Sunday to hand the Qanadian team its see- ond defeat of its European tour.

The Swedish team had de- feated Canada 4-1 last week af- ter the Canadian team, made up largely of players from Win-

dite of the second period ‘Theénipez Maroons. last year's Ca- score was tied 1-1 after .the nadian senior champion, had opening. period. Ev White got defeated Finland 4-2 and 24

Borden's other goal On season's play, the RCAF defeated Borden six times in eight meetings. The lost the oth er two SUMMARY First Period: 1. Eagles Gra-

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Chicago ‘AP)—Chicago Black Mikita and Green drew minors Hawks took a slightly firmer for roughing | igrip on the National Hockey Mikita's, the league's leading | League lead Sunday night by scorer, led Chicago's attack beating last-place Boston Bruins |and the 61st of his career. Bos- | 70 in a wild, fight-filled battle. ton rookie Jack Norris kicked

Chicago's triumph, combined out 38 Chicago shots. \ | with second-place Montreal Ca- First period—1i. Chicagd, Mi- nadiens’ 2-2 tie with New York | kita 22 5:38; 2. Chicago, Mikifa Rangers, boosted the Black 23 11:25; 3. Chicago, Nesterenko Hawks’ edge to three points 11 (Hay) 14:08. Penalties—Pi-

Bobby Hull, Hawks’ high-scor-|lote, Fleming 1:33, Woytowich | ing left wing, sat out his sec-

12:03, Pilote 12:14, Schock! ond game in a row and his sixth | 20:00 in the Hawks’ last eight because Second Period—Scoring none. / of stretched ligaments on both

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Red Wings Nip Leafs 3-2;

New York Ties Canadiens

DETROIT (AP)—The Detroit Red Wings packed all their scoring into the second period Sunday night and then squeezed out a 3-2 victory over the Tor- onto Maple Leafs that moved them into a third-place National Hockey League tie with Tor- onto

teyne and Alex Delvecchio did the scoring for Detroit and Del- |vecchio’s power play goal was his second winning goal in as many days Delvecchio also connected on a power play Sat- urday in Detroit's 3-2 victory

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BASKETBALL

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First Round, 3 p.m.: British Columbia vs. Sask a tchewan; eee eae cet (ne The Rangers tied it after pul u Local ° PRIME MEATS Columbia vs Nova Scotia’ On- Manitoba, vs. Tete’ ontario of the season, 14882, to their fins} “minutes Robinon, prone MONDAY Drug Sundries FREE DELIVERY | | 2 S"*" Weerey tario vs. Manitoba; > ee edad ne? : ighth ht home-ice vict ‘ 3 3

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Second Round. p.m. New. Seventh Wewtoundiand, New fencemen, & play used eome- or the Canadiens gost Selle 5:008:00—Minor Hockey Drug Sundries MONDAY Licensed Mechanle foundland vs. Quebec: New tario vs. Xe ; ‘Scotia: What successfully several weeks ‘*# emeces ore un- —$:30—Lions Old Timers vs. Patent Medicines ' Brunswick vs. Saskatchewan; Brunswick vs Nova .Scous: 420 4. Toronto manager-coach !ading and Robinson deflected —“g'side; $1.00 and Ste. Sandwiches and Coffee bar | MOVIE—DR. STRANGELOVE—Peter Sellers Free: FDU aye Peiree Manitoba vs. Nova_ Scotia: toba:. Prince sia Columbta ve. Punch Imlach against Montreal, the disc past a startled Charlie . AY Phone 892-2532 BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre, ‘ Prince Edward Island vs Brit- ie Se * ‘but this time the five defence- Hodge 1 _ TUESDAY— : FREE DELIVERY DOWLING =~Connal Banting Setanes £6 Pe

5 ia: i ’ . : 3 , SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A. Men 3 ish Columbia; Ontario vs Al- Qu Feb. 25 men didn't get a shot an the 0 Sit iitison Square Garden 3:454:45—Birchweed. High ieioes SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Ladies’ and’ Men Keep Fit Swim en's Feb. 23 Eighth Round, 9 a.m.; l- Detroit net. this seaon, Ron Ellis of Tor- 5:00-7:00—Mimor beckey - Ladies 2 p.m.—Men 7:30 p.m. -

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ir Pane: ‘M.; Edward Island vs. Quebec, ! Toronto made it tight in the |3-3 previously on a 19:59 bomb. -offs : Prince Edward Island vs. Man- Brunswick vs. British Colum- /fing} period when matron | Hawks vs. Royals Bowling TUESDAY itoba: British Columbia vs. Al- bia: Saskatchewan vs. Ontario; scored at 14.55, just 11 seconds SUMMARY | 35e and T5e. — Fun For MOVIE—DR. STRANGELOVE—Peter Sellers berta: Ontario vs Quebec: New “Manitoba vs. Newfoundland. after Pronovost returned from Fist Perled: — no scoring. Weep ESDAY— BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre, Brunswick vs. Newfoundland; — Ninth Round, 7:30 p.m.; New serving a penalty. Toronto still Penalties — Laperriere, Had-/ N's) Sy oy school Everyone BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. Saskatchewan vs. Nova Scotia. Brunswick vs. Quebec; Sas- was in power play formation field :19, Gilbert 1:35, Harper, 12:30-1:30—P.W.C SWIMMING—Adult Men 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Tourtl Re 4, 7:30 p.m.: Sas- katchewan vs. Newfoundland: when Armstrong drilled a 30- 12:54 | 4:30 3:00 P.M.—Pre-Scheot | Afternoon LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM—Y.M.C.A. 7:30 p.m. and § p.m,

katchewan vs. Alberta: Prince Prince Edward Island vs Nova footer just inside the near post Second peried—I. Montreal, | . ” Children Skate (25e & FORUM—Birchwood 3:45—4:45 p.m. Edward Island vs Ontario: scotia: Manitobe YS merta: for his 13th goal. | Ferguese a eae naar family). E rm FORUM—Intermediate (tnd game) British Columbia vs. Newfound- British Columbia vs : Detroit outshot Toronto 12-3 6:43; 2. Montreal, Ric 00-5: ( venings vs. 3 land: Nova Scotia vs. Quebec; Feb. 2% in the first period but it wasnt (Provost, Balon) 11:01. Penal-| *00-5:30 P.M-—Children (af 9 . CENTRE—7:00-9:20—Working Men's Basketball New Brunswick vs. Manitoba A playoff game, if necessary. » true indication of the session. \ties—Nevin 5:11, Hillman a Adults 25e. Skating CASUAL BOWLING Feb. 24 would start at 9 a.m. Time for. Toronto had almost as many ,LaRose 8:31, Roberts 14:53,| g:39 p.m.—(2nd game Junior

Fifth Round, 9 a.m.; New a second playoff match. ff Te-' opportunities as Betroit but its ‘Seifing 18-04, LaRose 18:37: { y Basilica Recreation Brunswick vs. Ontario; New- quired, has been set at 2pm. marksmanship was poor. Third Period—3. New York, Rangers vs. P.W.C. Centre _ OO Dave Keon gave. Eddie Shack Marshall 15 ‘Hadfield, Nevin) 2Se and Ste a.

a perfect setup in the final min- AY. Richmond Charlottetown CURLING ROUNDUP eee eee INTER-CLUB | THURSDAY— aes missed the net. eae Charlotte ' CHARLOTTETOWN Ice 3: Doug Hill, Norm Toronto hag the shot edge in 3 :00—Parkdale Elemen-

Listed below is the curling Nicholson, Dave Jardine, IvaD \the second period but Detroit DART RESULTS tary School CONNIE LeCLAIR draw for Monday night at the Berrigan ve Mac cae was the better finisher | 4:00- 7:00 P.M.—Figure Skating Building Contractor Charlottetown Club. (Spares Molloy, Fran ainor, SUMMARY The following are the results Club needed). MacKenzie. First Period: — no scoring. |of play in the Inter-Club Dart | 8:30 a Inter-] Repairs and enpetiee SS 7PM Ices 1 and 4 open. 'Penalties — Baun 2:30, Jeffrey | League on Thursday, February) —_ Kitchens, Rumpus Rooms,

_ lee l: H. Peters, P. Whitlock, LADIES BELVEDERE 5:10, Smith 9:35, Moore 13:03. | 18th. a anh te awks Dial 49141 64 Oriebar St. D. Reid. G. Procter vs D. Won- wa) Dee ing, is the ladies Second Period — 1. Toronto, | Legion “A” ‘at Sgts Mess 3-2 ° 4 nacott, E. Gillespie, D. Rogers. curling draw at Belvedere for Peliord 18 (Bathgate, Katy: | Deose oe CLA “e Hh FRIDAY— H. Shama. d Wednesday. 16:30. 2. Detroit, MacGregor ace 5 7:00-8:00—Birchweed High or Centre.

Ice 2. Doug Cameron ‘prac- Bay segtion to finish Hughes | (Fonteyne, Lindsay) 7:25. 3. De-| Brace “A” at n 14 1:45. 3:45—Ch’town Rural High Albert Thomas DOWLING — Casual Secne Selocer neon tice), Club. Championship before |troit, Fonteyne 1 (MacGregor, High Single—Bill Fisher 154 3:45 4:45 9¢ Jeans School SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Men pm.

Ice 3: F. MacBlillan, A. Mac- yyarch Sth. Night section ONLY |Pronovost) 11:31. 4. Detroit, STANDINGS WL Pts 5:156:45—Minor Hockey Ewen, V. Robertson, W. Mc- tumblers match — 4 games for Delvecchio 15 (Howe) 13:21.) Ty it sa 7:30 P.m—Provineial lee Gregor vs L. Wellner, B: Ball. | points | Penalties—Langlois, swiner sng | Sets ae 3 23 68 Sports j B Patterson, F. Lewis FEB. 23 misconduct, 9:02, Shack 13:17, | Leg :

‘ce 4: E. Tanton, W. Redden. [ce 1—Kay Mustard, Betty | paun 18:39. eae oa 2 3 SATURDAY—

K ‘Cantwel, G. Lord vs G.\Bryanton, Dody , Elean-| Third period — 5. Toronto, | comes 7:00 a.m.-1.15 p.m.—Minor Kays, C. Campbell. T. Burke. ‘or Johnston vs. Jean Grant, oe B eee i : E. MacRae. . Pear! Smith, Dissa Wilson, Hel- | ar trv a Reneonspn —— Ages)

‘ee 5: H.R. Carruthers, B. en Kennedy. _ * Janet YORK | Legion “BR” 19 36 38 5:00.90:60__Sitaee Hockey McLennan, B. Martin, B. Gre- _ Ice + Mace aa fe : | The following is the schedule) * : gad vs R.C. Parent, Bud Mac- Williams, = ee | RIFLE SHOOT |for the next set of on Doftald, S. Willis, G. Brook- Ann Mac Ki . rats ge aan February 25th. . a ins we fa Horne.’ The following are the results| Sgts Mess at Brace “8”; | < 8:30 P.M. lee '3—Itene Williams. Judy of the rifle ehoot held at York om | RAE at Brace tuman oben | This Week ‘MOVIE—FLIPPER'S NEW

Ice 1: A. Garrett, R. Mae- Johnston, Eunice Cudmore, Sal. | February ; welts ' | ay gh Aaa ~ Donald, J.S. Taylor, Dr. Came- Trainor vs. Pauline Saunders, | Jack ae ° ‘BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. ron ys*E. MacDonald, V. Mit- Barb McCurdy, Kay Hughes, | Earnest ' se | AT SWIMMING-Y MTA. Paally $00 Pan ‘2 ton, J Wilson, K. Thomson. | Mirian Hyde. ae " -_POWNAL . DANCE~Y aie. hohe Bie cere

Ice 2: F. Curtis, J. Ledger- FEB. % |Res Mi ” ate ; eres akan tan ease 200 <4 er oss ae wood, D. Ward, C. Butler vs H. ce ¢ Kay Mustard vs. Mar |i eae 9% ROYALS Civic Stadium REC. CENTRE—Volleyball 3:00 pm

lee 3: M. Bell, B. Acorn. A. ice 1 — Shirley Vienot vs. |Cecil Watts | steyers ore sched to be ot the dll, P. Perry vs A. Burke, K. | pauline Saunders. \Laken Lewis 95 | 1-2—Pre School Skale

Ice 4: J. Burden, C. Whitnect, ¢ , Evelyn Rogers, Norma | Ricky Johnson of| MacDougall, Dow, Kelly, B.

Ice 5; Dr. MacDonald, J.| President's Match to start) Roland Vessey % |- ch Cameron, W. Rodd, F. Cox, vs | March 8th. \Leigh Vessey # : NGS ‘tows vs.

D. O'Rourke, E. Nicholson, K. eovens \Elmer Macintosh , ‘NHL STANDI WEDNESDAY Ded; 7. Been. |_ The following is the curling |Frank Vessey S| ne vee tatisan panes | teste eosin

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Ice I: Andy Humphrey, Mel onan, C. Rowan. * ™ 'Nelson Shaw 8 Toronto % 18 12 161 131-2 wap ay—_

McGee; ysDoug Saunders, Dr. |)‘ pechervaise, L. Mac- |Biair Bryenton 80 | Boston 14.37 5 122 208 33 Closed for planing ite MeeByeheta, Sill Burden, 'Donald vs. H. P t, J Mac- : ;

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Carmichael vs Bill Beer, Stan |? 9™ rere 9:15—Prince Bryatiton, Bonnell LePage; Reg |, 10. = |. Kassner. A. Acows, \enmne a * rng’ §, Coffin, G. Reid, Alice Mac- ;

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Kean, N.S. MacLeod, Reg Mac-/ SONIC BIRTH DIAL oa Nutt vs E.K. MacNutt, Al Mac-| A-hen # marble - sized 0:29-10:90-kating Cheb Leod, Bill Rogerson, Heber eas after a fet plane broke the | eras Oe.