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Dalnailiens Score 2-0 shutout Over Boston Bruins In NHL Semi-Final Opener

MONTREAL. Lorne Davis tBoom iBoomi Geoffricii only goals Tuesdaynight that gave - 4 Montreal Canadiens I. 2-0 shubouttby Bwlonfcemxe Guy” Held” river Boston Bruins and the first.”-"d l”"'wm3el W"-V” game in the best-of-seven Stanley! Cup semi-final opener.

The Monirealers kept. where they left. off in the regulai',wo9d-V playing season and have yet wl5h9'.l Hal give up a game to the Bruins this,” Kim” ,”l-l””- ' , namn on Momreal ma Canamensl Canadians did no. ldress ltwarr came up with a. well-nigh perfect,p13ye””Vetemn fx"'m9, Em I jetenswe game. backed by goamV1.acniaiid defericemaii Jim Mac- Iacques Plant.e's steady work in” Phf"50"' mp new and me Hm,” were re, The teams meet in the second 5,,-lcwd H, an even dozen ahoys onigame here Thursday and then move

smwal of them were m,ed- to Boston for the third and fourth and 5nd slowly up games Sunday and Tuesday.

nmd the called, tour against Boston.

m A .they played on a. line with veteran "5 01 Dumart. The Bruins were left at home with

goal from far out to P131119. Line-ups:

(70811? Jim HPHILV M 30510”. Wh” Boston: Goal, l-feiiry; tieieiii-e, hid 43 Sh0l-5 ll1r0Wli at him. W55 Quackeiibush. Martin, Armstrong.

bfialf" 0” bmh K0315 by 5"”-5 "Om Godfrey; forviards. Schmidt. Peir-

r l l l

jcp) g R0nki,.There were several minor flare-ups. and bumahouldered. although only six penalties were

Two rookie farm hands were used Brown-

lnth called up from Seattle of the Western Hockey League. At times,

'By Rousom

PAGE SIX THE GUARDIAN.

' I ”PIL-USE W'Hl:lRl'2 PRAISE IS DUE" n I y Sir. .Vlr. and Mrs. l"urrest T.-2.' flow are to he t-origratulaled tint the manner in which tickets were handled after the .:r'h(-riule got .under way. I am speaking for it group of individuals in the north end of the rink and as one who iattended all games this season and must say iliat my ll('kPl was held for me right llnlll game time OH one 01' TTNO l'H'LifIN'l(if'l5. l niay also say tint our coach Weston tBur-koi Trninor,

The Sunimersidr Aces and Saint Duristan'.-i University hockey learns meet tonight in what should prove tcLbe a rousing game. It will mark the initial encounter of the two teams in the first of a two game

total goal series for the champion- ship of the City League.

Aces have had rt very successful season. having finished on top of

Sporlsforum lAoes Anti Saints Meet "' l:eagueFinalsTonight

lhave shown plenty of

robniiiids. both shots from close range.

The Boston goalie held Canadians ocoieless until 4:25 of the second period. The play started with Butch Bouchardls shot from just inside the blue line. Eddie Mazur defiecierl the shot into Henry's pads and on the roboiiiid Davis came swooping in to score.

Genffrimiis iiisiiraiice goal came at 13 48 of the final period. Jeaii Belivr-air picked tip A relay trriiii Dickie Moore and fired a hard shot that dropped off Henry's pacts. Ceofirioii reached through a maze of legs and tapped the puck in.

In the second period rookie Doug Mnhns fll'Pd an angle shot and the puck trickled down Plantea pads and h0bbiPd about the goal line. Defencrnizin Doug Harvey fished it out and referee Rod Story halted play in question the goal judge while the Bruins put, up A howl. claiming that the puck had crossed the line. .

George Moore of Detroit. the goai judge. assigned to the series, held that the prick did not cross over.

A crowd of 14.088 watched the series opener. in which play was rather typical of Stanley Cup hockey The action was both fast and hard and even rough at times.

son, Saiidford, Mackell, Duriiart. L.rbiiie, Creiglitori, gkay. Mohris, Browii. Fielder. L Montreal: Goal, Plants; defence, Bouchard. Johnson. Harvey, St. Laurent: forwards. Beliveau. Geof- friuii. Moore. Mostlell. Richard, Olrristearl, Masriick, Curry. Davis, lM8Zlii'. Mccormack. Merzer.

i RPHTH19: Red Storey. Lilies- men: George Hayes and Bill Mor- rison.

1 SlllVlMARl'

, First Period

Gardner, Klu-

t No st-oriiig. Penalties: ard 5:32.

Labine .'l :35, Rich-

Secoild Period

1 ' 1--Moritreal. Davis

3 tBouchard. Mazui-i 4:25 . Penalties: Beliveau 12:10, Mar- keli 12:10.

I Third Period

' 2-Montreal. Geoffrinn I iBel.iveau. Moorei ' Penalties: Fielder 9:01, Mohns

Stops: l Henry 10 17 14-41 Plante 3 4 5-12

P.W.D. Juveniles Trounce

Abhies In Do

Prince of Wales juvenile team hung 1 6-2 lacing on the juvenile Abbies at the Forum last evening. The l1P8VlPr and more experienced P. W. C. squad outplayed and out- noorod the Red and Black team coached by Art Poi-ry. It was one of the Abbies' first organized games this season and lack of combination in their efforts was quite marked.

In spite of the one-sided score both team: came up with some nice plays. D. MacLeod on the Prince of Wales squad was out- standing and scored three of his team's goals. Singles went to Whelan. Whitehead and Revell while Nicholson came up with four assists. Earle Diamond in the Welshman net. played I one game and was responsible measure for keeping the ilcore. down.

Playing I strontg game for the Abhics was young Rollie Lee who had just previously played with the Prince of Wales team against Queen Square, He was still going strong at the final whistle and showed little signs of fatigue. Praught got both of the Abbies' goals and was the star for the losers, although honorable mention: must be given Dillon in goal who

Abbie!

was playing his second game of,

the evening. This boy shnviecl great coolness and control no I not niindr-r.

This vins the first in a two-

game total-goal S(l'lPs for the City juvenile title. It is not

vrh:-t.hei' Sirinmersidc will have at

Learn t-oiiieiitliiig for the Island,

clir-mpionehip. Q Lineups, -

P.W.C: Goal, Didllliilldj de-

FORUM DATES ,

MARCH 22 T0 MARCH 2'7

W I'ZI)NI'LSIIA Y- ('ITY ' "E FINAI.S S.l'l.l'. vs. Sllmnvoraltle AN-I Grime time 11:30

tItl'luinAr- Skntlnl I to 10

Fl!!!)Alz- (TlIIlrlren'a Skating I in 3:30 Physical Fitness ew-ntn Provin- clnl Championship. 1:30

M1't'nnAi'.- Skating 8 to it Hockey-9 P. M.

NEW YORK RANGERS

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in I Rl'9Rli

1 Sn inis Saturday

oning Game

fence, Auld. Srnith. Revell, Mac- Donald; forwards, Whelan, White- head. Nicholson, Mi-acLean, Cud- more. Tweedy, D. MacLeod. Abbies: Goal, Bobby Dillon; de- fence, .Wood. Stevenson, Pound, Roberts; forwards, Pineau, Sim- monds, Praught. Campbell. Sent- ner, Davies. Lee. Crabbe, Griffin. Summary: First Period 1-1'-'.W.C., Whitehead (Nicholson) 2-P.W.C. L) tNicholsoni

Maclieod

Second Period 3-1”. W. C., Whelan lTlA eedyl 9?. W. C.. MacLeod tNicholsorii

fr-P.W.C., Revell

twhioehead. Whelani 6-Abbies, Praught tPouiidl 7-Abbies. Praught i tPineau, Somersi 8-P.W.C., MacLeod

tNicholsoni

Referees: Kane and Kennedy.

Hoop Game: This Evening

r The Sport Lodge Trotter; will play the Second Saints tonight -n the opening game of the City

,1 Basketball League semi-finals. The

igamr will be played at the SD.l.l.

knowni Gymnasium and will commence at;

seven o'clock.

The Trotters will rilny the First night in an Is- land League game. The game will be played at P.W.C. and will com- mence at 0:30.

In I later game at PWC on Saturday evening the Nomads will marl the Welshman in I City Leaziic play-off contest.

Local Boy Wins E. Ontario Title Bout

Signalman Aripr-entice Ronrilrl Diamond who is taking a course at Kingston Military school re- cently won or clip for the Eastern Ontario bantam-weight championship. defeating ponent by it 'I'.K.O., in the first round of a bout held recently. Ronald who is I former student of

his op-

West Kent School is the 17-year- and Mrs. Roland. Diamond of this City. He is stated he will compete for the Military bantam-

old son of Mr. to box in Ottawa when

weight championship of Ontario.

CITY LEAGUE FIHAL8 TONIGHT

I. D. U. VI. SUMMERSIDE ACES Game time 8:80 P. in

Admission 50 cents Ihdclltl 85 cell!

Boxing

did 1 marvelous joh considering the tlif-l fvcuities undcr wliicli he had to .uork. 1 know I was always satis-l lied when leaving the rink that T had seen a good game of hoc- kr-,y. Nit-e going. But-kn! . . 1 am. Sir. Plt'.

HOCKEY FAN.

this four team loop. They disposed nf all opposition in Prince County Intermediate "8" hockey and have

.l'ec9nfly emerged as Intermediate

"B" champions of Prince Edward Island by defeating Milton Hor- nets on a round score of 19-10. i

The McAdam coached squad lsl it youthful group of players who

CHARLOTTETOWN

class in their atlckhandling and combina- tion plays and whenever they meet the Summerside team this winter a good: game was assured. saint Dunstan's have not had the recent competition which the Aces have enjoyed and it will be interesting to see whcthrr the one team is over played or the other under- played.

The Red and White squad will be anxious to take this series from their highly rated opponents. in which case they would be the un- official champion: of the Island. Summersirle on the other hand will be seeking to add to their pre- sent laurels hv taking the City League championship.

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Duke Donates 4

Hockey Trophy

I OTTAWA, tCPl- The Duke of yEdinburgh. who showed keen inter- .est in hockey during his visit. to lcanada in 1951. has donated a

4trophy for winners of the neiv east-I' west professional hockey series. l 3 The trophy is a silver figure of t:cs bounded into a 1-0 lead over C0W3"- M5l'5ha”-

a hockey player mounted on top of a silver globe with a map of

HALIFAX. lCP)- Halifax Allan-

the bes'.- " Hockey

Sydney Millionaires in of-nine Maritime Major

Halifax Wins Decisive ,6-1 Victory Over Sydney In MMHL Finals Opener

MARCH 24. 1954

PS.S.1 Plays 4-All Draw With Q.S.S.

In the first Interscholastic hoc- key match in a two-game total- goal series played in connection with the City championship. Queen Square and Prince Street battled in ii four-all tie. Ward was the

sharp shooter for Prince street and came up with three of his teams four goals.

goals were equally divided among Dillon. Griffin. Praught and Cur-i ley.

Queen square took an early, lead In the first period and rappedi in three unanswered goals before Ward broke Lhe goose egg for the garnet and gold squad. The game was very cleanly played with only three penalties being handed outi by referees Kennedy and Perry.

Line-ups: I

Q. s. 5.: Goal, Dillon; defence, Kane. Steele, Sentnelr. Tralnor; forwards. Praught, Curley, Gillis. Dillon, Griffin, Dowling, Duffy, Mulligan. Jackson. I

P. S. S.: Goal, Acorn; deft-nce,; Llewellyn. Mziccallum, Worth:

Reardon. McDonald. O'Connor: forwards, Mclntyre. Lacroix. Pirie. Chorley. Dubuc. Renaud, Amadio.

Halifax-Goal:

McMeekin; de- I

lNorth American raised on it. 'T'hei1-eazuft llnals l'f'1'e TU?-'idH.Y M801 fence: Bloomi Lepma Amand' MC-i

-globe is attached to a round. black

13.43 ebony base bearing the Dominion 5-1-

coat of arms. On the opposite side ,of the base is an oblong plann- ifor an inscription to be decided j on later. , l Smaller plaques set iirormtl thr, base will carry nariir-s of the win-: lnting teams and the year they won The ii-ophv will go to the win- ner of the East-West series to be helrl annually betwern the chant- pioiis of the Quebec Rock:-y Leacziie' and the Western Hockey League champions. This i'car's serins wvll lw'r'. ,on tho homo ice of the W1-IL ti'-i

r..

lEast and West each year. i Competition Limited

Only teams in the QHL and. WHL are eligible to compete fori the Edinburgh trophy. These leag-E ues are professional organ-izationsl operating under an agreement with the National Hockey League and the American Hockey Lcague.'

QHL teams have been without a trophy since the league turned proiemlonal last year. i

Under amateur status, Q1-IL, teams competed with the Mari-l, time Hockey League clubs for the; Alexander trophy donated by Earll, Alexancler, former governor gen-i cral of Canada and now Britain's defence minister. When the QHL turned professional last year. the Alexander trophy was given to the Maritime Major League as the

only major league operating in Canada. The new trophy will take its

place with the Stanley Cup. pre- sented to the winning team in the National Hockey League. the Allen Cup which goes each year to the team winning the Canadian seri- ior amateur title. and the Memor- lal Cup, emblematic of the junior amateur championship.

, ..C------.D Curling Results 1 -. .- Two rnllnds of three game: each , were played last night at the Char-3 .lottetown Curling Club in the Ed.i lwood Fishing Rod cornpttition :Fnll0wing are the scores:

H. Atkinson 0. R. G. Spillolt 4. i Dr. W. MacDonald 5. W. Worth 3.

J. S. MacDonald 6. C. MacLean 4.

W. Pickard 11. F. Hansen 4.

W. R. MacNeill H, C. MacDon- ald 4, A. Howatt 11. J. E. Burden .'i.

Monrlremblanl Out of. Race

LONDON. (AP)-Mont Trem- blant, top-weight entry dayis Grand National steeplechase, was withdrawn from the race Tuesday night. because of I sprained tendon.

Owner Dorothy Paget Mild the horse had pulled I su.-ipensory ligament. possibly in the soft go- mg of the recent. Gheltonhom Gold

in.

Mont Tremblant. aocond in the mac lest. you. was fourth choice in Mood: '- coll-over at odds of 30-1. '

Iriph jrxnper Coneyburmw its the favorite for the llnth running of Aintree event at 0-1.

;Former Tennis Star Dies A115

NORRISTOWN. Pa, (AP)-Oeo. Kerr. 73. international lawn tennu star at the turn of the century and later I conch here. died luri- dny. .

A native of Ireland. Kerr reported to have boen tennis tutor

VIII

fat! the first World War. He also council in Dublin for many yours and won 5 leading player of the

lfvrst and third. and f.recl a steady gtvro goals in period past Sydney

,lisl.I. The games alternatr betweenl

in Sa tur- ,

thy smashing Sydney Millionaires

I ! Before the game started and ihcfore a t-rovul of 4,454. sporty: etitor Alex Nickerzion of Tliej (.'hronii-le-llerald presented Allan-I lits' forward Billy Ford with the Hr-raid trophy for high scorer in the league.

Ford broke the MMHL records for number of goals and l'llinlhPl' or points in A season, with 138, during the rcguliir schedule.

Halifax hlanked Sydney in ill"

Eoalie Norm Defelice. whistled home

Lorne Pirie Sydi vs' goal at )0 of the second pei.o

Jackie Hnllett paced Atlantiiw ,wlth a goal in the first period and anotlicr in the third. Marcrl Clements. Doug Mt'Pheo. Bmi Bowness and Johnny Morrow scored the otlicrs.

Halifax took five of the seven penalties handed oirt.

RQV Mt-Meckin kicked out 25 shots for Halifax and Dcfclicc stopped 33.

Lineups: I

Sydney-Goal: Defelice: deft-.nce.l

Nell: forwards: Wywrot. Bowness. Ford. Hollett, Watson. Morrow. McPhee. Leclcrc. Clements. ,

Referees: Frank Lemieux and Jim Newell.

SUIVIJTIARY First Period 1-Halifax. Hollett r rMcPhee. Watson) 9.27 2-Halifax. Clements l iwaisoii. Fcrdi 12:02 Penalties: Wywrol 4:16. Mar- row 19203. Second Period 3-Sydney. Pirie . t0'Coiinorr .29 4-Halifax. McPhee , twafson, Hollelt) 7:10 5-Halifax. Bowne.-is lclemr-nts. Arcandi 10.51. Penalties: M c I ri t y r e 10:06.1 Bloom 17:51, i Third Period i 6-Halifax. Morrow twywrot. McNeil) 3154i 7-Halifax, Hollett tMcPheei 17;r5 Penalties: Rloom 5:32. 9:41. Charley 5:55. ' Stops: ' Defelice 3 17 g-,1,1i McMeel:ln 9 8 8-25 .

123 Canadians Hold Tickets In Sweepstake

MONTREAL. (GP)-Two cane-' clians-one from Montreal and the! other from Sydney, N. S.-holdt Irish Hospital Sweepstake tickets on Coneyburrow. favorite for the Grand National steeplechnse to be run at Ainlree. England Saturday

Seven other Canadians drew tick- ets on Irish Lizard. Cliurchtown and Royal Tan. the three other most favored horses in the race.

In all 17;! Canadians hold tickets in the sweepstake. worth o record 5140.000 to thn winner. 356.000 for second and 328.000 for third. Last year 174 persons in Canada drew tickets.

Those with tickets on Coneybur- row are: Kateri. Montreal, ZL 00894; and 50-50, Sydney, XR. 35732.

Ticket-holders on Irish Lizard arc: Kinsey Report, Ocean Falls. B.C., VR. 60744: Awake, Foam Lake. Sask. TR 04085; and Mich- ael. lhw-ston. Ont. ZQ 48983.

On Churchtown: Still Waiting. Toronto, TS 60980: and Ale, Tor- onto. TR 30950.

On Roirvl Tan: My Hero. Plou- antslde, B. C. VT 51346: and Dan Wood. Brlttania Beach. B.C.. TM 57637.

The following are included in the list of ticket holders cabled from Dublin today Ticket number. nom de plume or namr, home town and name of horse are shown in that order.

ZN 55908. P. L. Wood, Kentvflle, N.S. Grlbun;

XN 58807. Alice K. Mactenn. Moncion, N.B.. Mu Tu Vii;

XR 55732. 50-50. Sydney. N. 3., Coneybu rrow:

ED 17138, R. Montgomery. Goose Bay. Labrador. Witty:

ZR 35871. Marcel M-nerd. Bur- lington. Vermont. Gentle Mcya:

XM 50975. Lucky 12. Bhorbrooke,

Que. Atnrn Bomb. CM 03170. Arthur Cc.. Wolfe. Que. Clearing:

XL 47233. Pat. Dartmouth, N.S.. Ontrny:

XL 4450!. Coal. Dartmouth. N. 3 Gav Monarch: '

rs 42104. 5. M. Smith. Saint John. N. 3.. Banperlon;

WI. 45871. Paul, New Aberdoon N R. Minlmnxt

V0 4027. Wilhelmina Onntey. Halifax. Shelli.

VS moo. Lucky strike. Drud- albane, P.l.1.. Paris New York.

Play Today for MacArthur Trophy

Two curling teams from Mon- tague and two from Charlottetown will meet this afternoon at the- Charlottetown Curling Cltib inl competition for the MacArthur, Curr. The Cup in presently held by Charlottetown.

Play will commence at 2:30 and a second round will be played this evening at seven. The ladies of the City Curling Club will put on a banquet about 5:30.

The following local curlers Will try to hold the cup:

W. R. MacNeil. R. Parent. Ed Wood. Emmett MacDonald. J. E. Burden. Myron Bell. I-I. Peters. H. H. Simpson.

Also the following teams will play in the Ed. Wood Fishing Rod con- tent:

7:00 p in.

Ice 1 - A. W. Hyndmitn vii. Cleaver MacLean.

Ice 4 - R. G. Splllett vl. W. Worth. 8:30 p m.

Ice 1 D J. S MacDonald vs W

Pickard. Ice 4 - Saunders.

Wins Four Point:

Dr. Gencheff who competed in the recent Chum toumunent was the winner of four games and is therefore credited with four points in the compo 'r,ion. The report which was given in yemirdays issue was incomplete to the Doctor hld two more game: to play. He won both of them.

R. Atkinson n. D.

'of7w4

forwards, Lee. Ward. MacKay, Tan-I

Iton, Mar-Leod, Burgoyne. MacFad-'

yen, Watts. . SUMMARY First Period 1-Q.S.S.. Dillon 7:36 2-Q.8.S.. Griffin tsentne-ri . . . 12:40 3-Q.S.S.. Praught - (Kane) .. . 15:02 4--P.S.S., Ward . 17:50

5-P.S.S.. Ward (Worth) 17:55 Penalties: Kane. Lee, Duffy. 1 Second Period 0-P.S.S.. Lee iMacCalluniJ 7-P.S.S.. Ward tLee: Maccallurm B-Q.S.b'.. Curley tstcelci No Penalties. Third Period No score. No Penalties.

Cape Traverse Rovers Defeat Parkdaleml-4

The Cape Traverse Rovers de- feated Parkdale Bombers by a score in Crapaud rink last night to lead the series 2 games to 1 in the finals for the Crapaud- Victoria Board of Trade Tr-ophv. The next game will be Friday night.

Izlip 2:00 12:01

Summary First Period 1-Cape Travei'se, Dc-sRncli( iHovi'att) . 2-Cape Traverse, Howatt. 3-Cape Traverse. William: tDalii-zel) Penalties Peters. Gregory. Second Period 4-Prrrkdalc, Weatherbic fHurryl 5-Cape Traverse. MacFadyen B-Parkdale, Carroll (Dunn) Penalties att

- MacDonald, How Thirtl Period 7-Parkdale, Carroll (MacDonald. Weathorbici 8-Cape Traverse. Noonari twililams) . D-Cape Traverse. William: 10--Par-kdalr-. Hurry tbongaphie. MacDonald) ll-Cape Traverse. Howatt. Referees Grady, Hunter.

Damages Awarded Sugar Ray Cut

NEW YORK, Court Justice

fAPi -- Supreme Jame: Gibson on Tuesday reduced from 525.000 to 515.000 in Tibet verdict won last week by Sugar Ray Robinson. The judge told the former middle- weight chnmplon he had 20 days in which to agree to accept the lower sum.

A jury of 10 men and two wo- men awarded Robinson the 525,- 000 In his suit againlt the Am- nei-dam News.

Robinson brought suit after the newspaper had printed a story rc-

R0u” L" K”"iBob Bailey and Rud.V

Pavelioh Scores Pair A

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Red Wings Blank Leafs 5-0 lrLSemi-Finluflpener

DETROIT, (AP)- I-OW-scoring Marty Pavelich fired a pair of unassisted goals Tuesday night as Detroit Red Wing: blanked Tor- onto Maple Leafs 5-0 to take the opening game of their semi-final Stanley Cup hockey playoff!-