JANUARY 1s. 1049
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By Clifford McBride
Late Opening For Hockey Season At S’side
The Summerslde hockey season opens this evening with an ex- hibition game between the Sum- merside All-Stars and the Char- lottetown Abbies. This is possibly the latest date that our national sport has ever commenced in the history of the town. Once before this game was scheduled and ad- vertised but the weather interfer- ed and it had Io be cancelled.
Hockey fans in Summerslde are hockey hungry and this game should see a large turnout as It will be the first time this season that most of them have seen the home team in action. The All-Stars are last year's provincial inter- mediate champions and it will be interesting to see how they com- pare with lust year's championship tc-nm. The Abbies are the team that ort- compctlng in the Central B League and are possibly the strongest unit that can be got to- gether tn Charlottetown.
Managers Charlie Cohlll and Ivan Vaughn have been working hard to have n good sheet of Ice for the opening game and they will have everything in reallja for the starting whistle.—S.
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A" mom‘ 1n tonight's Olty Hockey League encounter, the third place Saint Dunstanh University squad and the second place Prince of Wales Welshmen will clash at the Forum at 8:15.
The game will be the first tor the S.D. U. boys in five weeks, the last being when they met the Welshmen on December ‘ith to trounce them by a score of 12-3.
It is hard to say, however, just how the Saints will shape up af- ter their long layofl and with ohe Welshmen having improved their style of play steadily since that time, tonight's tussle should be a wide open, fast skating encounter. Certainly it is not expected to be
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has agreed to underwrite a. bond zssue of $125,000 for construction of a rink as a. memorial for the war dead. The Legion war Me- morial Co.. Ltd, must first raise 575.000 by public subscription. With the present rink obsolete and ruled unfit tor use. the town lacks such a facility for the first time in many years.
NORTH SYDNEY, N. 5., Jan, l2 —North Sydney Victorias estab- lished themselves more firmly in second place in the Cape Breton senior Hockey League by blanking Glace Bay Miners 3-0 here to- night.
The setback was Miners‘ second m as many nights. both of them shutout losses. The league-leading Sydney Millionaires turned the trick 4-0 Monday night.
Summary: ,. First Period Scoring: None.
Penalty: McLean. Second Period 1—North Sydney, Qullty
Gaye Stewart Is Out OI Ilospital
(By The Canadian Press)
(Janski) .. . ............12:30 TORONTO. Jan. 12—Left-winllE! 2--N0rt'n Sydney, Verrler Gaye Stewart, injured in last Sat- (Bangzty) -... .......i'r:o1 urdays National Hockey LeaEUB Penalties: McLean, D monte, game here, left for Chicago last. Dytc, Dennison, night after being released irom Third Period hospital. (‘r-North Sydney, Runions 19:36 The Hawks captain suffered Penalties: Charleton, Rhodes, concussion when struck in the
temple by a lifted puck during the Chicago Black Hawks-Toronzo Maple Leafs game.
Hospital authorities said he won't be able to play for a couple of weeks, at least.
Dyte (major), Cheyne. DEFIES RATTLER.
The non-poisonous indigo snake kills and eats the deadly rattle-
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College Teams Meet In League‘ Game Tonight
Arrows Defeat Hawks 7-4 In Overtime Play ,.
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the one-sided affair that. It was when they met last.
Both teams will have consider- able at stake in the night's final results and will be going all out for victory. A win for the Welsh- men will give them a one-point majority over the Navy for the league leadership, while victory for the Saints will lift them out of their third spot position and place them on even terms with the Tars cn the top rung o! the league ladder.
As to what the final results will be will have to be left in the hands of the players to decide. but whatever the result, tonight's tussle should be a. humdinsfl-
MONCTON, N.B., Jan. 13—'I‘hlrd place Dartmouth Arrows tonight gave Moneton Hawks an expensive lesson in the kind of determin- ation that. wins hockey games and emerged with a. 'i-4 overtime win.
Arrows‘ victory left them two points behind the second-place Hawks in the Maritime Senior Hockey League standings, now headed by Saint John Beavers af- tcr a sensational six-game win- ningrstreak. Arrows have a. chance to draw even with Hawks tomor- row night when they meet Beav- crs at Saint John.
Johnny Myke was the hero of the Dartmouth win, sharing hon-
lfant netmlnding in the late stag- es of the game had Hawks com- pletely bafiled. Myke's goal, with one minute of play remaining, deadlocked the score at 4-4 and sent the game Into overtime. lie also scored Arrows’ third goal and added another for good meas- ure in the extra period.
Hawks were without the services 0i’ their regular goalie, Al Tom- arl, sidelined with a knee injury. Fred Sonier filled in for the reg- ular goalkeeper. He handled fcw- er shots than Dargavel but was caught out of position on several Dartmouth surges and was an. easy prey to their sniping. He turned aside 2'7 shots compared with 33 handled by Dargavel.
Eleven penalties were handed out by referees Wick James and Pete Mill six to Moncton and five to Dartmouth. Ray Leger of Hawks and Johnny Myke of Ar-
rows drew major penalties in the second period for fighting. First Period 1—Moncton. Gagnon, (Whitlock) . . . . . . . . . . .. 2:01 Penalties — Leger, Petite. Second Period 2—Dartm0l1th, Larlee, (Robertson) . . . . . ..... 8:40 S-Moncton, Whltlock, lBastai-ache) . . . . . . . . .. 6:34 4—-Moncton. McDonald, (Steele, Imonti) . . . . .. 16:00 5-Moncton, Fitzpatrick, (Barkwell) . . . . . . . . .. 19:34
Penalties — Leckie, Smith. Jodln. Leger_ (major), Myke (major). Third Period
SPARE RIBS Per lb. 17c
CORNED BEEF Choice Cuts Per lb. 39c
BLADE ROAST BEE Per lb. 42c
Shoulder Roast PORK Per lb. 49c
Sirloin and T-Bona STEAK Per lb. 63c
SLICED BACON Per lb. 69c
FREE PENNY BANK with one tin Klik 47c
Griffin's FISH CAKES 2 for 35c
Heinz TOMATO KETCHUP 2 for 53c
Ideal TOMATO JUICE 2 for 25c
Stokley's and Vczn Camp's TOMATO SOUP 3 for 25c
Aylmer Cocktail TOMATO JUICE 2 for 25c
Lynn Valley PEAS Special Process
2 for 31c Pride of Niqgoru
Red Rose and King Cole COFFEE
69c per lb.
Jordan's
GRAPE JUICE 49c per bottle
J. B. D.
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
2 for 25c
ROLLED OATS
5 lb. bog 39c
ISLAND HONEY
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1 lb. 35c
4 lb. $1.29
Frozen
STRAWBERRIES Pints and Quarls
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Paper SERVIETTES 7O in pkg.
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2 lb. 35c
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STRAWBERRY JAM 24 oz. bottle 49c each
GOOSEBERRY JAM 24 oz. bottle 49c each
CHERRY JAM 24 oz. bottle 49c each
PEACH JAM 24 oz. bottle 39c each
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6—Dartmout.h, Larlee 0:18 "i-Dnrtmouth, Myke.
(Petite) . 13:59 B—-Da.rtmouth, Myke . . . . .. 19:00 Penalties — Steele, Robertson,
Lilly, Milanl. Kohl. _ Overtime Period S-Dartmouth, O‘Grady,
(McKenzie) 4:18 10—Dartmouth, Myke,
(Petite) . . . . . . 0:24 1l~Dartmouth. Milani,
(Smith) 7:00
Penalties — None.
New York Giants Fined
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12 — (AP) - Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler hung fines on Leo Durocher, Freddie Fitnsimmons and the New York National League baseball club today for violating the tampering rule. He warned that more severe penalties will be inflicted ii’ anyone does it again.
Duromer, manager of the Giants. and Fitzsimmons, last year a Boston Braves’ coach. were fined $500 each for negotiating a 1949 contract while Freddie still was employed by the Beantown Club. Fltzsimmons also was suspended from March 1 to April 1.
The New York club was fined $2,000. '
The rules say a. player or coach must have the written consent of his club before he may negotiate with another outfit.
Chandler said that "Except for the fact that Frederick Fitz- simmons has had long and honor- nhlc service In baseball, the Com- missioner would deprive the New York club of his services for the 1049 season." Baseball's head man said he wants the Giants‘ management to certify that the fines of‘ Durodier and fltzslmmons are paid solely out of their own funds and that
hereafter." It was the second time Chandler
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day's tine xvas a caress compo: to the year's suspension given him in 1947 when ho was manager of the Brooklyn tram.
Leo was set down 0n that oc- casion for making statements and being involved in incidents Chandler held to bc “detrimental to baseball."
HARTFIELD, Sussex, Englond- (CP)-—Rev. G.C.C. Pepys, Hart- field's rector, plans to buy a former army ambulance to provide trans- portation to nhurrh for parishion- ers in isolated areas.
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