Millionaires, Atlantics Battle To Scoreiess Draw

SYDNEY. (C?)-Sydney hgilliilzmi . lres and Halifax Atlantics att e L d M Io a scoreless overtime draw Man- S

day night in I Maritime Major

Made No Decision Yet

On Stick-Swinging Duel

MONTREAL, (GP) - Presidcnt Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey Lucile said Monday night it will be three or four days he.

lilies Hard Work

iillilit - l . k vhrtitldld

Hockey League game.

It was the first scoreless tie of '

fare he reaches a decision on

the league. , - As a result Atiantics hold theiri five-point edge over Sydney for- ihe league lead. In the opening period Sydney carried the play throughout. Both goalies made lino saves. especially

Atlantirsi Roy Illrkieekin, who handled 14 shots, many from close range.

Millionaires continued to hold I edge but McMeekin closed the door. stopping 10 shots. At: the other end of the rink Norin Defelice, back with Sydney after being called up to Hershey. hand-I led six. i

Atlantics opened strong in the third, but for the last 10 minutes it was a nip-and-tuck hattic witlil hoih teams missing scoring , chances. l .

Both teams were tired in the, extra period but both pressed for' a victory, dishing out rugged widsopen hockey. I

The shutout for Mclvieekin was ' X a.. range. i his second in his last two starts.l Bobby Brown tmoayt-t the (ri'-cw it was Dcfr-llre's third of the sea-lgay Miners leading point-gr-tteii

I In the wide-open second periodi

sllglit

I The Islanders have the makings of another outstanding line in the ; Whftlock, Charlebois. Palladlno I trio. This unit looked very good last night and appeared th get better as the game wore on. possibly be- cause they were becoming more ac- customed to one another. Tiger

son. lscored a goal and picked up In g Llneuvs:- assist laet night against the Is- W" md 1" 3'DW"'5 '0 be 0'19 0ft Ham”. GOAL Mcmuktn. Ge. mndem I those fellows whomztlme leaves un-

tenre, Bloom. .U'i"Rl'lfI. McNeil: -n , gg marked. MacKle is in perfect phy-

sical condition and retports that his legs are very good. He intends to continue playing with New Glas-

torwards. lV.V'l "m' RWVHPSS. Ford.iIniyre 6.37 misconduct, 7 Blounii

McPhee, Hnllett, Watson, l.eclerc,j7,2s, Morrow 16,46.

Morrow. Second Period . . Sydney: Goal, Defelice; defence,l No scoring. KMY 107 R" mdelhnne pe”0d' ,He McDonald, Matthews, MrCalium,l Penalties: Mcintyre 3.-I8, Mor-' clam” that he 1' pressed 1'” 1"?” Reardon: forwards, Robertsomi row 12:45. 35 he is busy in his welding bus!- Pirle. Marshall. Gully, I.acroix,i Third Period "955 Show 12 0r 14 hour.” each day” Mt-Intyre, riuhinec, B e au 17 r :-,l No scoring. Wnen Tm" 51”” working uvelnyf Smith. I Penalty: Morrow 6:l7. mil.” m"” R day he WI” ”””I""3"3't Referee: Powers; linesmen, Mc- Overtime Period decide to hang. "I: ":9 skatei tvr and Pe ers. . . . lnSiii:imary:- 1 'lj:,na.lCti,:i?gNone. Th” ””m"31meemm M me Abe? nut Farina Smpsigg welt Athletic Club '13 scheduled No scoring. Mom-ekih 14 in 9 -i as W '0'”EM ti 59"" ”1”?k 1” me Penalties: Matthews 2.2.1. Mc-ID:-felice. . 'l 6 ll 2 -'.I'.' I City H3” The "ieemm was

originally slated for last 'I'hursda3t but only a handful of members were

on hand. It is estimated that more

than 100 athletes in the City play

under the colors of the Abegweit, Club during the year and officials. believe the least they could doi would be to turn out for the an-I nual meeting. A quorum of thirtyl members is re uired before the

V Murphy kept spearlng at him. Geoi- 't meeting can b: had, Irvin of Montreal Canadiens Mon- f;-ion than skatgd 10 feet to get his . u .

F13-3' Said 0f me biz Yiilht Sunday own stick and let M-urphy have it Rplprpe Gm,-Kg o'1)r..-mhup, .

night in Madison Square G'HI'dPl1'.g5fhpV mm swung with sticks inn” W.n,mg.k',"A1 in Tnmnm mm mm Rn” M'”Tm-V "I Np” Ym'klG90fiT-ltlll WES FIIYPIICIV Pill rill-Mitt: lhc sunmicr mnnilix has re-I nahwrs Slashed M awn” Geo”-T'bi00d Wil-5 5iT93mA1nK Tif7W11 hi5 i'rlWV turned to the iViRl'illl'll('S' lo lakcl rinnls head three times before Ge-I --when Geoffyinn sees blood he HIP place at Bob Bedud as ant ”””'3" "W8 W ii” ""1 1”” goes wild. He doesn't run for ilnfficial in the Maritime Major retrieved his own stick to swing on amp; or take these wallotps with Hockev League, George worked w”T'hy' Z0041 grace. the Maritime League along with

"There was a .-cuffling along thvl "You notice that Nferec St-7l'F.vl.lini Kollv during Ihc latter part

I"7”'d5r with Pm” Miwmck midiaiso gave Murphy a match peii- of last season. It was ()'Donnhur- Him Ci"-Vsiai 1”551m5v" 53” IVVI”-laltv which should indicate that he and Kelly who hnntilrtl the plan- "r'9"”””” "l0"d 1” End n"95m3” waisytbc instlgator of the affair" offs between Halifax and Chair-

Imm Bamw Kfabbw mm and held Itlotteiown last spring until the

him I . r ti d d' vh HMumhy moved in to cover Ge-i M N H L sexentlt an eci ins: game Vi en nffrion. but with his stick high. He 0 -' ' 0

dlldizc J. Eilinit llildsron in a sur- , i ilrisc move cnllctl on Red Siorry slashed at (;eofirion's head three (mm the NM. ,.,.. .-,,,My L,.,m,,,V.p timrs and inflicted is nasty inlll'- e o o inch 5-nah in the back of his head. I.-Md. H

Canadiensi Coach Says Murphy Starte-d Brawl

MONTREAL. (OP)- Coach Dick

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34 74I Bfiit Bedartl. a i)nis Cup tennis

"590"”ml Wk” ”''v M19995 Wywrot so ellpiaur. left the Maritimes last his stick and went In fist--winclns. srtmon, c as so week for his home in Sherbrookc. .... Brown, GB 27 57 Quebec, to prepare for a tennis

Whitlock. C 54 tour in the United States. Before

McPhel', H '18 5” he left here Berlnrd figured be.

To! Hoiletl, H 29 46 would be heading for the United

21 43 States around the 20th of this

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DHYTIPTI. F-Hst R0.Vnit.V. I 9 from Canada and -' it t .. CHRISTMAS TREES roa earns. M.M.H.L 5 " ET , , ,

Sm”. G-ugh Gt George S ' I From New Orleans the tennis

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P03 SALE - LADY'S SKATESH F X came down to the Maritlmes black, size 5. in excellent con-i e e e tau-Ty in November (9 gm in un. ditlon. Dial 7006. 1 3 til the M.M.H.L. got a regular

TTTT:”'T'T'T. TTTTTTTTT: official. Although he lacked ex-

:,:lLF'-:(?:E Edwi 9, CE I I perience as an official Bob did It

geiatnr, regular if I P d h . .1 I V V 5279.00, special 5209.00. Special ”-I W" ii "I M” ”l"-”

(ctpynst I has been a tough circuit to work.

ANTIGONISH. N. 5.. In fact he lasted much longer

prices on new and used electric Francis Xavier University avenged

and gasoline washers. One

white enamel Enterprise range. 3 5i'lUi0Ui- W Trfnmn 500"” in "um many ma" uasoned arm" usr-d fiirnacctins, Quebec heat- NEW GIRBROW SRIUYGRY DIEM b.V ('IE' ”"to”' . . .

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nessey was as rugged A forward as there was in the Maritime Ma- ,1or Hockey League. Although he scared mg om"; lacked I lot in weight. I-Iennessey

Dorrington scored alll 8cotias'tm"-' ""3' 3"” Irmlmln NV"

goals He was Msmfdmiceby MC, -took I backward stcn wbcn it Fadgkno came to meeting an opponent. on

...- the ice lanes. In fact he some- times went out of his way to ,crash into an opposing player al- ,though that player had as much gas A 50 pound advantage. 0 . .

McI.ellsn and Mulhall sparked the collegians with two goals each. mason, Moswee-n. end Mccusker

stalled. Cousin"; Radio Hunter River. Phone 6-4.

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WANTED - DUAL PURPOSE Shorthnrn hull, registered. Be- iwr-en cl:-15 months. Harold Afllcck, Betlcqile.

Sales.

iiigtht broke the spell which 31338 335' Miners have held over

Don Pan-r:ieton's Red Raiders 3-4

imprmsion that they have solved the Pennis-ton mystery.

on play during the fast moving gems but the Islanders

shot the Islanders 30-20 but Roger Bessette in neis for the Islanders Mackie played his first game of the, turned in another great perform.

twhipped home a knee-high sho; from about 25 feet away. The Islanders were playing two

I-ISAGE SIX THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Islanders Sharp Around Fans Chip in To Net In Defeating Glace KEEP Amilmi Bay 6-4 Last Night

The Charlottetown Islanders last the

them this season as they defeated

and at the same time gave the The Miners held a slight edgo

whetn it counted most as they Came 11D with some sparkling goal scoring efforts. The Miners out-i

once to preserve victory for the local club. l

The win, the third by the Is-. landers over the Glace Bay club this season, moves the Islanders back within a point of third place. The teams meet again in Glace Bay Wednesday night in their final game before Christmas.

Vince "Vip" Palladino, lithe new- comer from Slidbury, Oiitario. sparked the Islanders attack with a two goal performance. Playing on a line with Whitlock and Real Charlebois, the fast skating right winger turned in a good two-way game with both his goals being smart efforts.

Whitiock scored one goal and assisted on two more while single goals were accounted for by Claude Robert. Paul Saindon and Guy Gignac,.

Winger Bobby Brown, the Min- ers leading point-getter, picked up it goal and an assist for the los- ers. Tommy Fyles. regarded in Nova Scotia as a dangerous stick- man but a very clean player on Charlotteteown ice, scored once as did captain Bob, Cooper, and de- lensenmii Ncedham.

lrvuig "Tiger" MacKic, a Chair- lottetown hockey veteran who has played for numerous teams throughout Canada and the US. A., returned to the Forum for his third game here since I935 and took his turn on defense with the Islanders.

It was MacKic's first game this season and the big fellow, who now makes his home in New Glas- gow hatl a perfect. record as he prr-vented the Miners from scorilii: while he was on tihe ice and al- most conuected on a. blucline shot for a goal himself.

The game produced more close calls on off-sides than is usually seen here in weeks. The players played the blueline so closely and

so expertly that linesmcn Art Perry and Johnny Squarebriggs were called upon to make some

heir-line decisions. ,

Tommy Fyles cf Glace Bay and Buck Whitlock of the Islanders showed some smart bluelrine plays. Both players went far over the lines with their bodies while keep- ing one skate in contact with the marking on plays that would do Rocket Richard justice.

Paul Saindon put the Islanders ahead 45 seconds after the gainc opened and the Trairiormen never looked back. Saindon. on a play with Robert and Carver, was sent into the clear on a pass through the defense and drew Hicks for a good goal. iwlnger Guy Gignac, on an an- gle shot that zipped off the far post scored the Islanders second goal after taking a pass from Bucko Trainer at the blueline. Guz- nac cut around the defense and

men short and the Miners one when Tommy Fyles accounted for the visitors first goal. Kenny Wat- son fed him a pass in front of the net and Fyies backhanded thc rubber home.

Lary Blackburn and Lumley Wlfrc sewing major penalties for tight- ing and Miwtiaughlin 0. minor at the time. Blackburn and Lumley tangled along the boards alter the Islanders defensemnn hail

l The young winger'.I main fault iihis season has been an inability Rio finish off plays. The youngster lcnn carry a puck and skate with the best players in the lhut when it came to putting :puck in the net l.orno had ihr iworst kind of bad luck. Had he scored I few goals at the begin- ning of the season he might have obtained the confidehce necessary iio make him a steady producer. xii few goals when a fellow is try- in: to make the grade with it club can sometimes work wond-

Cboose the right gift fdr the-s rtsman on your list from our to -name. top-quality Iiiie up. We have 3 fine display 0 toys tool t

' 50" ' 70'"!!! era in a fellow'e play. In I slower ' Bkllng ' llundng league Hennessey will pick up 0 Huh, o gum”. , those goals and regain his eon- . low"... . Ann", I qfidence. . . .

H Bluebell ' Badminton I Our nomination for the fan who ' Bdulretbnll R Football trtitends the most hockey games

ihr-re and is present for the least iumount of actual play is Dr. tFrank McMillan of Charlottetown. ihr. Frank is the Club physician :And next. to the players. officials

NEW ISLANDERS CAPS

and Forum management is one

SPECEAL SPECIAL inf the busiest persons in the

L:Nrnl' lg)A(;::sY nAn TON l,Fhorum.h Seldom 1does he ever! sit

. MIN it roug it whor game. In act

"A0337. Reg. SIIM 3ACQUET3 lwe can recall many games in 83100 Now 13.06 20515 Off !which play had just started and

1 tthe by now, familiar announce-

iment came over the loud speaker

TOYS ..... TOYS .. TOYS lihnt he was wanted at the front

71' t fih- d ..I OPEN mvmv mom mvrn. cmus-mas I?...'.'..'.. " ” "" " i "" "” Dr. Frank takes exrdllent rare

nf the players and no one will tell you quicker than the players themselves. At the conclusion of every game he visiis the dress- in; room to make certain that no

llowling's Sport, Lodge

or, man. ms

circuit ed their gloves and started swing- the ing in a Glam; Bay corner. They

cradhed uumleyi into the Tense. Just before the period ended Max.-Laughlln and Needham dropp-

had it,

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Forward Lorne hove) who has been

Hennessey ta- playing with Islanders will join the Moncton Hawks this week, it was announced here yesterday.

that one back for the Miners by firing a hard one past Bessette Cooper picked up it loose puck at ihe Island bluoiinp niid constod int to score on a scr:-cnod drive from. about 25 feet out.

Necdham and Gignac both had good scoring chances. Bessette beat Nccdham while Glgnac hit the goal post.

P.-illadion scored the Isliinders iwn coals in the third. He back- lianrierl a loose puck for his first goal on a play started by Whiilock and he lifted a short shot. over Hicks extended leg for his second goal. Whitlock and Charlebols figiircd in the lust goal with Whit- iock putting The Vipper in the clear.

Bobby Brown scored on his own rebound for Glace Bay after Bess- ette mado a fine stop on his first shot. Needham scored the final goal as Bess:-tte misscd nn r-nsy rlriye from the side.

The Minors played lilirilitlli Hughie Campbell and Copper Lnyto.

Line-ups:

Glace Bay-Goal: Hicks; defence Cooper, Wthyie. Amadio. Treen. Necdham; forwards: Miller. Brown Connolly, Rochford. Fyvles, Dum- ley, Watson.

Charlottetown - Goal: Besseiie; defence: Giistaveoon, McLaughlin, Blackburn. Mackic: forwards: Car- ver. Whlilock. Srtindmi. Robert. Ritchie, Pallatiino, Tralnor. Char- lebols.

Referee: George 0'Donohue; Linesmen: Johnny squarebriggs and Art Perry.

SUMMARY First Period 1-Charlottetown. Baindon

(Carver, Robert: .. 24.3 I-Charlottetown, Gignac

t'1'railioi; .. . 10.36 3-Glace Bay, Fyles

'tW:itson, Brown: 13.48

Penalties: Blackburn . 11:51 minor and major, Lumley 11:57 major, McLaughlin 13:04, 19:55 inintir and major, Needhani 19:55 lTlfl,)Ul'.

Second Period 4-Charlottetown. Whitlock

tMcd.raughl.in) .. . 13:16 5-Charlottetotwn. Robert

(Carver, Saindoii) 14:43 6-(il.1cc Bay. Cooper 17:28

Penalties: Black 2:15, Tl'iilllUl' 5:01. Third Period 'I-Charlottetown, Palladino twhitinck . 5:17 8-Glace Bay, Brown 1:04

9.Chlu'lottctouii, Paliadiiio

I.-no out the first five minutes of The session with majors.

In the first period while the Is- landers were two men short Bucko Treinor treated the fans to a rare exhibition of stick-handling as he skated from end to and through the Glace Bay teamn.

Tho Islanders came up with some smart. defensive play during the early moments of the second per- iod u Blmaburn and then Tninor set out minors. Gue Oustevenon and Don Mscbeughlln along with Robert. and Carver were outstand- ing in penalty killing roles.

The lino of Whitlock. Pillladino and Oharlebois had several good scoring chances before MacLaugh- Iln sent Whltlock into the clear -it the Glace Bay hlueli-ne. The vet- eran centre draw Hicks to put the Islanders ahead 3-l.

Less than is minute later Claude. Robert made it 4-1 when he struck like lightening to score on I 2'5 foot that that had Hicks beaten All the way.

Dofensoman Bob cooper got

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I further medical attention is re- quired. This concern for the play- erii' medical welfare is deeply appreciated by the boys who have a very high respect for the (loc- tor and A high regard for his ability.

(Whlitlock, Charlebois; 8:47 10-Glace Bay, Needihun (Miller) ................. .. l9:UI Penalties; None. Stops: Hicks 5 9-20 Beeeetto 13 to 7-30

Bearcais Dum Sieiiariolli-3 J

TRURO. (GP) - Truro nearoets continued to climb in the Antigon- ish - Plctou - Oolchester League Monday night. They put on a third period splurge to dump the league- leading Btellarton Royals 0-3.

Jackie Dale and Ronnie Fielding led the Ti-uro attack. Moxenzie

climaxod with A duel between Zim-

majors.

Clarence Henry Vlaliops Baker ;

BROOKLYN. (AP) -Underdog Clarence Henry Monday night gave away 21 pounds and ham- mered Bob Baker around the ring in a savage ninth round to

DECEMBER 22, 1953

lsport is criticized in press almost as frequently and bit.-

' Keni7lTe'i

fired two goals for the visitors. Temp:-rs rose in the third period.

mer and Dorrington both drew

whether any action should be taken as the result of s stick-swinging duel in New York Sunday night,

Rookie Ron Murphy of New York suffered I broken law when Bernie (Boom-Boom) Geoff:-ion 01 Montreal hit him on the side of the face with his stick. Murphy 1,3,1 to be helped from the ice and taken to hospital.

Campbell met Monday with le- feree Davies to get a first-hand report of the fight. He said. lion. ever. that he would have to in. vestigate further before a coui:-e of action is decided.

Murphy and Geoffrion. both glyrn match misconduct penalties. it-.11 pay automatic 3100 fines to league headquarters.

It was the second run-in of H15: years for Geoffrion, high scum; Canadiens right winger. He was fined 3250 by Campbell earlier in

Team in League

AMHERST, N. S., (CPiv'l'wenl.i hockey fans chipped in Monday to keep Amherst. Meteors. playing in the New Brunswick Senior Hockey League.

Team manager William White said an attendance drop had left the team in need 0' 32,000 to continue. The contributing citi- zens formed a committee to help manager White operate the club

. Q M In Don M "..r'dll;!IlIl'.l, tubuvc) wrzo has been thriving on plenty of

' ' h d ' k this eason. turned in afrfitlie:-oiine effoit for the Island- the season for pushing referee ers last night. Frank Udvari.

At Sports in U. S.

MOSCOW, iCP)- United states the Soviet

Ron Murphy May Be Out- Qf Game For 'Elre Season

essary to wire Muhphy's law.

NEW YORK. (ATP)-Ron Murphy Meanwhile the Rangers said two of New York Rangers who suffered former stars promised to come in a broken jaw in a stick-swinging the aid of the National Hockey duel with Montreal's Bernie (Boom League club.

Boom) Gooffrion Sunday night, is Edgar Laprade, one-tinic R.Rll;Lj probably through for the season. lcenire ace who retired last Decom-

Dr. Vincent Nardlello, Madison ber, volunteered to join the lean: Square Garden physician, said and manager Frank Boucher ac- Moiidny he doubled whether the