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SPORTS FRONT Boboy Hull Continues On

By CHRIS ANNETT

Vell it is the eve of another hockey game ard Bobby “ Hull will*go into. the Black Hawk's sixty second game to tr: to better his new NHL mark of 52 goals. Hull has play- eu in 57 games thus far and a lot of fans have now raiged thgir sights to 60 goals for the blond bomber. Hull scored # crucial’ goal against Toronto the other evening that: put

* the Hawks in form for their 5-1 win and you can bet that now ihe voressure is off he will keep banging away at his owr new record h

The Habs on the other hand are in fairly bad shape and the Hawks could very well overhall them and go on to capture their first Prince of Wales trophy ever. As a matter of fact the Habs could conceivably end up in third place at the rate they are going now for they have a rugged schedule in the days ahead. They meet the revitalized Leafs three times before the end of the season and play the Hawks no less than twice. All these games aye musts and they will also have to come up with better performances against the Rangers and Bruins (both of whom they are slated te play twice) if they -are’to remain in contention.

The Habs. meet their number one nemesis this evening as they invade Toronto for a real must game. The Hawks play the burnt out Red Wings whom they have treated though they owned them this season but it would not be too great a surprise to see the~ ‘Wings win: tonight. It would be good for business.

ROYALS COME BACK

Sandy’s Royals must have got a mild shock last evening when they glanced at the scoreboard and found themselves three goals down with twenty one minutes left to play in the game but like a good team did not panic and went on to outscore the Summerside Aces by four goals in the remain-

John Surtees, British ace race driver who suffered near- fatal injuries last Sept: 24 im a. Canadian accident, takes .

The game was a far-cry from the generally bol- sterous battles which the Summerside-Charlottetown teams. stage as witnessed by the infractions. Only ten were called and this somewhat below usual for the Royals who picked up only six.

One aspect of the series forthe Intermediate “A” series, as is the case with most series: between two teams, that draws this observer's interest is the advance publicity. Ap- parently Summerside is considered gross underdogs and Charlottetown is supposed to walk. away--with the series Well this is just the kind of publicity that can redeem a club in the eyes of their fans no matter what should happen. |

If the Aces had held on for the win last evening no doubt it would have been referred to as a stuoning upset and the Aces would be almost town heros. However as it is the Aces dropped the match and fans can just shrug the loss off by saying ‘‘well we knew that all .along.”” Should the ‘best of: seven series go seven games, they still will | but the - resulting shifting of have won a great victory in the minds of their fans for | lines did not seem to hurt the were they not expected to lose anyway. That’s the way fans ““- | callegiates mush. Joey Browa, think anyway. | Barry Turner, Tuppy Rogers,

The next game in the best of seven series goes this | Armond Taylor and Gus Houston

Prince. of Wales Welshmen | broke loose for three goals in the

| final period and went on to de |}

~ SURTEES | BACK-AGAIN

wheel of a six-cylinder Fer- drome. He was gravely injured

rari for the first time since at t Mosport, Modena, Italy. He was running '@%* September a on in a trial at the Modena Auto- Ontario, when his car. turned

Prince OfWalesPuckster Capture Thrilling Battle

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"By THE CANADIAN PRESS) ,

It appears ‘Chicago Black /Hawks. have shaken off the lfrustrations :and tensions _ that

lsurrounded Bobby Huill’s bid to become the most prolific single- jenance scorer in the National Hockey League.

After three scoreless games in \which Hull sought his 5st goal, jhe finally produced against New | York Rangers Saturday | Hawks were on the short end ‘of a 2-1 score but recovered -to win 4-2 and continued their’ win- as Hull scored ‘his 52nd ina 5-1 romp over Toronto Maple Leafs. | With eight games remaining lin the schedule, the Hawks now

n concentrate on another goal

t has eluded them the Prince of Wales Trophy

I -] over and pinned him during Lereceed ide aaa finish trials for the Canadian Grand aot ee mane jenties on y a point an e Ca Prix. (AP -Wirephoto)’ (nadiens also have played one

iless game. But tonight's full alate could be a deciding fac-

The Hawks are at home with ‘Detroit Red Wings while Mont- jreal is in Toronto against the

ning ways Sunday night at home ~

Hull, Gamble Still News | As Full Slate Goes Tonight -

of the playoff picture. can be depended upon to act the part

. of spoilers e

, Rangers have 46 points. eight .*.more than Boston and they »_ haven't been beaten at home in

their last six starts Ranger “4 \eoach Emile Francis credits the

superlative netminding of Ce ' gare Maniago with upswing in . New York's play- * Most NHL interest will. be in Toronto and Chicago... Canadi- - ens will be facing Bruce Gam “ble in the Toronto nets. The last time the two teams met in-- Montreal, the former Tulsa ace shut out the defending Stanley Cup champions #0. ae In. his seven games with Tor

©4 onto, Gamble has shut ott the & opposition four times and only la sagging defence allowed five | goals to get by him Surday.

'RAN INTO INJURIES. * Gamble is the fifth goalie te . wear a Toronto uniform thi: |

BOBBY HULL whose loss in Chicago year after injuries sidelined vet-

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Leafs,

Sunday was their first in 10 grans Johnny Bower and Terry

games. huk and ookié Gary The also rans, Boston Bruins oe ° .

and Rangers, also will be trying Bower, who will backup Gam-

to improve their lot in tonight's pie for tonight’s game. suffered

‘third game. Both clubs, far out another injury in practice Tues-

BASEBALL

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f -alties Cudmore 6.48, Arsenault | Versalles, “Killebrew, Mincher.

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evening at the Forum and it is a safe bet. that the Royals | all shipped in with one goal in a will be going all out to humiliate the visitors before their | thrilling display of teamwork home town fans. The Royals have been waiting for the Aces | while Dennis Affeck, Bill Mac- | TUPPY ROGERS and it will be interesting just what they do at home now that | Kinnon and Brian Irwin each > _ they have got their opportunity. had one in a@ losing cause of the session and there was no + a oe oo Play opened with the screams | further scoring. he rifled a rising wristshot into | of fans extolling their respec-| Prince of Wales began ts |e tries ee wt | ' tive teams on, but it was, SDHS | press as soon as the second per- |. \Umevl™ “his “kum fo ‘|who drew first blood after od opened "and after having ect ame ing missed several golden |missed at least a half_a di with joy a8 1 | : : portunities. The Saints were |legitimate scoring | opportunities Pe rs ae wins ieek| pressing and Ellis was forced to scored one of \those ‘once ; J ral til come out and block a succession (lifetime markers. ‘‘A series of ee oe f Seinta of shots by MacKinnon LeClair: Shots on Brown in the SRHS re- | Pres ( 7 inal mom- and Macintyre. However his de-| sulted in Brown and two other |ents but never did — = fense did not clear the puck SDHS players going down in the | Pat fom 8 goal past_ Elli once and finally a low MacKin- crease but the puck still squtrt- | ¥ goalies were sensational | ‘non shot from the left hand €d loose. Taylor finally got it ‘throughout the game coming up CHICAGO (AP) — Abraham |ment's praise ‘and gratitude #5 | faceoff Snsicl tide Gime tho | she lett daceall clecle and binet| With stop after big stop. The Saperstein, 63; owner of- Har-'an ‘ambassador of goodwill. can | ed a low slap shot at Brown, |2€xt game in their playoffs for

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: League recently: ,

2 and driver. “ay y __ Brace “B” at Sgts Mess . “al | “We never missed a meal, but ae z TROT and PACE ve ” Brace “A” at Firehall ...... +1 |we sure postponed a lot of Tiemie i cases Cises, nad ‘STANDINGS them.” ee Pigge i yeereg i Lady Simcoe. : Sportsman 80 52 28 104\and cee, with eanned sar- Miles Hal, Sturdy Jimmy, White | Legion “A” 8 50 30 109 /dines for dessert. Choice, Fluid Drive, Mr. Charm- ' Brace ‘‘A” so 49 31 98) The Trotters went on a world|er and’ Miss McGee. Brace “‘B” 8) 46 34 4 jtravelling basis-in 1950, making | CLASS “‘C’ TROT and PACE Sets: Mess 8 45 35 9% itheir first European tour, which | Miss Russell, Brown Budlong, : 80 32 48 64 becathe an annual summer|Evelyn’s Ardent, Sprucie Chief, tagion “B’ & 24 56 48 | event. Since then they have| Real Spirit, Andy's Note, Little Firehall 80 three complete swings | Joker, MacNeill’s Best.

lem Globetrotters, died’in Weiss| Saperstein, one of a_ family --Memorial--H-0-s pita: 1-Tuesday-of-10 -born- in-London,- Siete alate |where his father was a tailor, | _ Saperstein, the dynamic little|came to Chicago in 1907. Al-| sports impresairo who found the though he was as small as a welcome mat out for him and-‘fireplug, Abe competed in bas-! his Globetrotters throughout the ketball, baseball and track at world, died of a hegt ailment. high school.

The hospital listed the cause; He was too small to play for ef death as an acute omouey ithe University of Ilinois and

Saperstein was admitted to left school after a year to coach the hospital Friday. basketball” at Welles Park in

The roly-poly, five-footer par- Chicago for $110 a month. layed. his trick-shooting, clown-, In 1925, he.accepted a ing basketball team into sports |monthly offer of $250 to coach greatest entertainment unit and ‘the Giles Post, largest Negro displayed it in all corners of |American Legion outfit in -Chi- | cago.

The door was open to Saper- | Known as the Savoy Big Five,

_ stein in the Vatican as well as they played two nights a week | Ship ~ behind~

the’~Iron~~ Curtain: He- from---September— through--Nov-

Forechecking closer from then until _ the end_.

Albany Squad Beats Elmsdale

SUMMERSIDE — Albany St. Pats defeated Elmsdale Rockets 4 to 2 Monday night at the Borden Rink. : :

Scoring for the winners were | A. Murray, G. Murray, and C. Arsenault. Scoring for the’Losers were Adams and Matthews.

The best two out of three series is now tied up at one game a piece with the final game for the Intermediate C Champion- for Prince County to be

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shephered his. Negro. court ember without drawing a pay-

trotters Jan. 7, 1927, in Hinck- |

‘DART RESULTS iv.

| Through the depression. years,

following are results of Abe and his five-man squad

tne ik the Inter-Club Dart) toured the U.S. in a model-T. ‘Abe was. the team’s, substitute

Legion “‘B"’ at CLA os \player as well as booking agent Legion *A”’-at git 3

22 58- 44| made These games will e played this | sesiied the world in addition to Thursday: aie countless jaunts overseas. to rar ton on “A” other continents. Legion ‘B’’ at Sgts. Mess They've played before tkings, Sportsman at Firehall |queens, rajahs, and

Regular schedule over April) /commissars on -a— year } 14, oe. Playoffs begin the week \schedule of 340 gamies. | following (semi-finals). Top four | And. everywhere | little*: Abe | teams only in playoffs. 1 at 3, went, hearts of the’ ‘fans went | 2 at 4. out to him. ;

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TWO RARING ROYALS

ing at the Charlottetown For- um in the second game of their best of 7 series for the

1 Playing coach Angie Carrol LEFT and, Dave Lawlor will be only two of the members

of Sandy’s Royals who will be PET Intermediate A_ title. looking. for markers, against Lawlor scored the a ae | the Summerside Aces when tally against the. Aces

the two teams meet this even- other evening.

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: place at the Legion Home and at

|Ch'town Curling Club, Parkdale |

Ice Races

Go Today | The following are the entries at the North River Causeway

for today. Ice conditions are re- ported to be excellent,

lever the Saints: stormed right |

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The disc hit the pileup of the Charlottetown and District | es aoe ‘soared high - - ‘air. | Junior “Hockey crown ‘is slated

IS captain Brian MacIntyre | Tharsd. a tried to bat the puck away with - wie a Ai ¥s- a his hand but it trickled into city e his own net. The Welshmen took |hand with the caliber of action lead for the first time at the | that the two clubs put forth last

12:17 mark as_ Barry Tumer | evening being produced.

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CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Black Hawks have comptied with a fire department order to control or limit. the number of. standees at Chicago Stadium hockey games.

Fire Commissioner Bob Quinn | confirmed Tuesday. that the stadium management was warned two weeks ago to keep mezzaniné -aisles and passage- ways clear. during National Hockey League games. Balcony

took a pass from Doherty and | found a tiny opening through | | which he blasted the puck. How- |

New London Wins Crown

back and ‘soon tied the score, |

Farmers League last night as they downed the Kensington +Seabrooke—Juniors_8-7_in-a game at the Kensington rink before a} small crowd. G. Maine had the hat trick for the winners, S. Woodside two and B. and D. MacKay and T. Painter one each. A. MacLaughlin had three | in a ing cause while single- | tons went to C. Sudsbury, 8B. MacLean, E: Moase ‘and F. Moase.

give’ Capital Aces wheine, Beat Pownal

Capital Auto Aces: last night captured the Queens County In- termediate C competition by de- feating Pownal Royals at the Charlottetown Forum.

‘The Aces, now Queens County champs, play Murray Harbour’ Bruins in Murray Harbour Sat- urday night.for the Kings County

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'8 Teams Enter © | Shuffleboard Championships

‘Eight city clubs have enter- ed teams in quest of the Char- Jottetown Shuffleboard title. and | the chance to represent the city | for the Prince Edward Island | title. The winning team will be | presented with the Vending .Ser- | vice trophy emblematic of city’ shuffleboard supremacy, Vend- | ing Services have also bye ea

The eight teams entered are from the following clubs. Main Brace, Sgts Mess, Basilica Rec- | reation Centre, Legion, Charlotte:

j|town Curling Club, Sportsman...” Club,

tour, B. "O'Rourke, — o tReclor -

championship:

The Hall-New London Com.- , bines took top honors in the |

standing room is permitted.

“They (the management) complied with it at last Sun- day’s Hawk-Toronto Maple Leaf ‘game and the. standees didn’t | bother us,”’ said\ Quinn. ‘There iwere about 800 or 900, most of them obeying regulations.

“We didn’t threaten anybody and the stadium people have been trying to go along with us. :Jt_not_only__was, a _question_of Jetting in too many standees, but also of a lot of people (with seats) behind posts roaming for

better views.” Co-owner hur M. Wirtz of ithe stadium: and Hawks said a

report that etanthig reeds sales had been curtailed enough to reduce game receipts by about ,$6,000 was “nonsense.”

The stadium’s announced hockey capacity is 16,666 aoe which is the customary Hawk statement of attendance at home games. Quinn said that to accémmodate fans from neigh- boring states, “travelling through snow and gold to get here,” his departmient has rae standing room up

Mth stadium {s a. safe build.

Sale oe 6 ee is within bounds,” he said.

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TODAY'S CURLING simi

SPORT Gu RLING .DRAW

..: {8:30 P.M. The following is the curling |

Ice 1—Olive MacDonald ys.

| draw for Wednesday night at the |Shirley Carr | Club. Ice 2—Doug Bell ‘Mixed team | 7 P.M. Practise).

Tce 1 —Dr. MacDonald vs. Art Ice 3 9 pm. Rendezvous - K. | Ballem._ —---. Ready—vs- Cameron: —,

‘Tee 2—C. Pianta, D. Davis, Ice oid Spain Game if nec- \F- Miles, Dr. MacLellan vs. W, | essary. |hMseDonala, D. tbe oe

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Ice 3—R. Ewing, B. Ball, J,

, V. Newson vs. J. Cau.| _, ne following is, today’ 8 draw |

at the Souris. Curling in play for | the Dr- Kassnéf “Trophy:

White, A. Trewin.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 17th—8:30 pm.

Tillman, Nixon (6). W—Wagner.

Next | playoff rounds in the |L—Wilson. HRs: Phil — White | Bantam division of the Char-|($), Clemens; Bos—Petrocelli. lottetown

dians; 790 (8.15 Blades . re Y Senators; 8. 8. clean- SKATIN TOD. ; le ing; 8.30 to 9.165—Comets vs.| | >DA 28 Brackley Pr. Rd. Diol 4-6423 CONSOLA' TION YN: Friday,’ March 5 J ORUM - gee ee ee 18, 5 p.m.—Acés vs- Clippers; Cero! 110 a teen Mareh, 19—Ramblers ve. . i School aie mER Ol Suey ame ve Blades at 8 pt ee r|___ Skating Also. nets vs. Indians at 6 p.m. 4:00 - 5: 30 p.m. guia, Marsh: Comets) Children (all ages) Se Friday, March %: Bisons vs,| © Adults 25 Maroons at 5 p- lere vs. Bears at 6 Saturday, Clippers at 12.99 The a | fae In cat el second ‘round are ule the season. The following is the draw oe Teevty Se are “We have days in the Confedera- eros tion Bonspiel. This competi- ( tion is for ladies ee oe Mona’s Boutique Trophy amera prizes. 9:00 A.M. eo Tee 1 D. MacDonald vs.

Maritime Statloners | wherever your needs — comores ae Limited projectors) - tape recefdes - you bel lee 4 J. Beer ve. ) over get Ratatat and sea- = itt’ — yourean rent # new ray . . MacDonald sonal ca awe aw eee ot T Meimnis zee (lg ee Out. of town pers ¢ Wns gale : i Magazines and novels i 11:00 A.M. Children’s books 111 Kent $e. tn 1 Codmets 4 | AL =n " Tr OT - i "JUNIOR LEAGUE FINALS ~ r oe ey Bewar UM S. MacMillan - PLAIN Tee 48. Coffin vs. __CH'TOWN DISTRICT | FILTER TIP ton 61. Siatetr vs

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Ice 4—G. Stewart, A. Mae. |*>° ce 1—Peters vs Stewart. ‘

|Ewen, G. Wright, ie) Tee. 6 tock Prince of Wales College _REOULAR and KINGS ; Haste ow, 3, Mposeshd, ‘Shek 2 Shi BcPiene Hock, C. i, Mactnnes, Whit- | C. MacDonald, J. Young ‘vs Sy : ta ve.

tee 8 BO'Recee Mtoe | Doucet B. MacLaren, W. Ding- | cs a B. MacLennan, Te’ Wintes nag | Pall, J- Macintosh. St. Dunstan's High School Dr. Prowse, G. Gallant, M.!~ Ice 1—Boertein vs Durling Students 35c Adults 60c:’ f * SLIM, FEATHER LIGHT EYE-GLASS HEAR AGAIN. 1

B.I.S., and Parkdale Amusement Centre.

The city tournament takes

the Sportsman Club beginning at

‘8 p.m. Following 1s the draw: Legion, Main Brace, Sgts. Mess, and Basilica Recreation Centre— | these four teams will play at-the | Legion home. °

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‘our teams will | smans Club: | | Amusement Centre, B.I.S., and | the Sportsmans Club.

This year is thé first time that such a tournament has been | staged and it is hoped that tt)

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