Bruins Trip Black Hawks;

Che Guardian

“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

Hull Fails To Score Again

BOSTON ‘AP) — Hard - ‘Hit-/front of the net from the cor- (3:57,

ttig Boston Bruins scored two oals in the second period Wed- nesday night and rookie goalie Jack Norris made them stand Ue ior a 2-1 National Hockey League victory over Chicago Black Hawks

Alter a scoreless first period, Marked by furious forecheck- fig by the Bruins, Boston broke through Chicago goalie Glenn Hall at 9:36 of the second pe- viod

ner and it caromed in off a Chi- cago defenceman.

Norris aad a shitout until two seconds before the final buzzer when Camille Henry scored his 2th goal of the year. The goal resulted from a melee in the Boston end, with Bobby Hull and Bill Hay getting assists

Norris, who was after his sec‘ ond shutout, was severely tested in the ‘second period when he

Raviich 10:58, Fleming 14:57

Second period — 1. Boston, Bucyk 23 ‘Weytowich, Oliver) 9:36, 2. Boston, Fleming 17 (Schock, Rivers) 14:03. Pea- alties—D. Hull 9:00, Woytowich 15:3

Third period — 3. Chicago, Henry 25 (R. Hull, Hay) 19:58. Penalties—Westfall 8:43, West- fall 16 18.

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kicked out, 17 shots, four of ya}) 6% 8 829 Johnny Bucyk scored his 28rd them by Bobby Hull. Norris 4 16 12—33 geal of the year, taking a shot’ Norris wound up with 33

by Bob Woytowich that went

Hall got 29 in the Chi-

SECOND SECTION

Charlottetown, Thurs. Mar. 18, 1965.

Wide of the net and tucking it ee net JUNIOR “A ea cans see corner hefore UMMARY recover SUMI - von scored again ot 14:03. First Peried — No scoring STANDINGS Reg Fleming passed the puck in Penalties Hull 0:15, Awrey The following is the final ? stand th ls and boys 1 iod : , Interscholastic Junior ."A” Bas- wae Renee Aeosteatit to. chide 0 emia aie anes ketball League | frame when Jamey Kennedy found the range and beat Car) _ BOYS LEAGUE MacQuaid in the Saints on an unassisted effort. WL Pts. was © ttanéeut partertner tr tee inesrs eeughent Ge d Birchwood High a Giggey was back for the Red and White team before the mid j [ | b K Soeeoee oe Hi [aay ment ot the ccound treme and with the score reading 4-1 / PVI 050 Rangers never entered picture remelader of . Of Of eS enn y ee Birchwood Tao Ranges tone eet 9 Get Oar Se ; O'Leary—A Sportmen's Ban- Charlottetown. Barrie, Ontario me AE while the winners were assessed one minor penalty. Rang- 4 e in O'Leary Legion Ho me and in the National Hockey Lea- GIRLS LEAGUE ame wil he Sale 0 ee ee ee #) esday night in honor of NHL gue and held the close atten- WLT Pts. ice tonight against the Red and White aggregation and : hockey star Forbes Kennedy tion of the audience with a Queen Charlotte 4008 will have his pucksters well primed for this all important battle. was attended by over a hun- highly interesting description’ Summerside High 1 21 3 | Action gets underway at 8.30. dred people who assembied to of life ‘ ee pot tn pp High het ant i pay tribute to a former 0’ ommuni ai - : In view t ac’ cosidest whe made good in big ion, Home. came was deluged PVI oh follow through with} Tid Bits From Here And There time ey autogra seekers an their gi team, Summerside . . , The guest of honor was ac- ain ema with quest- and Birchwood will engage in 7 Borden Nationals paced by the four goal performance of - éompanied by his wife and his ions about the NHL a two game total point semi- veteran campaigner Jim MacLeod didn’t show much regard for Mother, Mrs. Forbes Kennedy ns a re of finals last year’s Maritime - junior —_, 2 they blasted the ¥ ~ nq commi . made | The banquet table was de- a presentation to the guest of night, to win the best-of-seven semi-final series four games to eorated with bouquets of Waf-| honor and Allan Leard made a MINOR HOCKEY | . one. fodils donated for the occasion| presentation on behalf of the | CONFEDERATION WINNERS : by Kelly's Flower Shoppe and|recreation association. Harry pivision Chairman Lorne Hen- Joe O’Brien, former Prince Edward Island native, was in the a large cake decorated to re-|MacWilliams, village commis- nessey requests the following Don Beatte. skipped his the Charlottetown Curling Don Beatteay Doug Bell and Ralph Carr, Keith Kennedy. ‘limelight at the opening day's card at the famed Santa semble a model ice surface sioner presented a momento juvenile and Midget players to| rink the rl i> ip " , ’ . Anita race track. A single win , With nets. from the village of O'Leary and be on hand at the Forum tonight Galea eee fed Club. Members of the- winning Vaunda Ross. Other team that ari Acorn, Ren Ketch, amd cess of the diminutive O'Brien. Ge of corchentes tar ta ‘ban-| sented to Mrs. Kennedy by Mara. for a game at 7 Pm. sessey,| 2ration Bonapiel being held at team are: Gladie Crothers, won in yesterday's play are: Dr. Gallant. — ne aoe filling in for Hon. L. G.| Garth MacDonald. | ‘ ; ar, MD; minister of educ. Head table guests who made, Harcid Snow. Mervia Murray, ° . | Ast Stratton, whe tae lod ation who was unable to be brief remarks included Very Don MacDonald, Peter Clark. assists for the last two seasons present Rev. M. J. Rooney, Dr. R. H. yin, ¢ I, Jim Dowling \is bidding to his Forbie gave a brief outline of Kennedy, Billy Mulligan, minor Setdgst "Bilis Brown, Paul : f scoring title. his hockey career in O'Leary; hockey coach. Kelly, Sandy MacDonald, Allan week ee _Others on the banquet com- acorn, Pat Walsh, Bob Youn- ; . mittee were Garth MacDonald, 4 ted Kitson, Bobby Whit- BILLIAR Joseph M. Gallant, William Mec-/1,-; Bobby Doherty, Cowell| ie th aes ween on ot ee LOSES |O INOMNEer IO , «FOR panel vies Accilian. ” "*|Foley, Owen OBrien, Joe Hen- r At the Community Rink prior 0°?" ee i STERLING TAYLOR [ing champion Ernie Boushy of broom and the apposition’s | Alberta 20 200 02 x—10| RELAXATIOP a the banquet. Forbie present {See == ut TORONTO (CP)—A miss ty | Waaatons, who sat =_— _ rock. w RA Ontario 2 608 iets 6/0 Be : —at— mest valuable player awards! Ontario's Ray Grant early im|round, was second with a 40 SEE-SA me ’ 103 041 Denort Hatin Peper Welghae South Rustico |the match against Lee Green of |won-lost record The Nova Scotia-Newlound- Ec; pam EE Ch’town Billiard Club | errot sirang, Pee Wees, Lorne Calgary allowed Alberta to reg-|DROPPED ONTARIO land match was a see-saw battie | the years. Jack will be moving Ramsay, Bat and’ Avara) Gains Close Winn jister 2 108 victory and take | The loss dropped Ontario into all the way until the St. John's PEI 100 101 201 19— 7 | Sieve he has received an 175 Gt. George Ph. 2-2167 , lover the lead in the I1-rink |third spot with = 31 mark. |teurseme cowed # ep with Nor. Ontario G21 60 GGl— 8) a ved a keen interest in ones es ~ irst game round-robin national mixed curl-| Nova Scotia, skipped by oa : . N on ie 6 7 ) i tal Quan, beer taal play. i bere \peitish Colombia Hallas, sod | Aberts ‘edged Newlousd- soe ie se em 3 r a ° ° JUNIOR HOCKEY FINALS! ! ! ed at St. Dunstan's rink recent- “2-0: trailing 43 after four of Vancouver had 32 records. | land 65, Manitoba defeated New | Bye: Manifobs. (and. Game) ly South Rustico shaded North ends, missed a draw to Al-| New Brunswick's Brub Peter- Brunswick 98, PEI beat B.C. STANDINGS - Rustico by a 65 count. berta’s shot rock sitting on the |son of Fredericton and Northern (6-5, Nova Scotia defeated Sask) a ew FORUM Leo Buote fired a ‘hat trick’ back of the four-foot circle ring |Ontario’s Wilf Biron of Sodbury |atchewan $4. and Northers sss tt Set tama ha soot the Ah ond lowed with 3:2 by | Cnt Gateaied Ques Be. | oe cee Thursday, March 18th——-8.30 P.M. ee notched a brace), tie, Se a eee chen lisloor of Seommersie, P.E.L,, |toppled the pre-tournament fa- Nova Scotia : : . a ~— a uo” Doucette garner swcoter was light and the rock | and Grant Bouey of Regina had |vorites, but Boushy used ex-| ho 423) ROGERS RANGERS Maynard Galiant-and-Bernara died about five feet in front of | lone victory in five starts, \perience to break the game) 0, uo 422 vs MacNeill h ked two the house. ‘while - Newfoundiand's -D-a-v-e open. {nthe Sth eod_with 2 NS, oo eee neat ST ae coms piles It gave Alberta four stones Pedley of St. John's had a 1-3 five. It was the only end of the $.D.U. HIGH SCHOOL markers for the losing forces 14 Green never relinquished record. \mateh in which the new Bruns-| Seskatchewan S14 and Orlis Peters fired ond relinquished Newfoundland 413 The next in the series is 2 lead. The Quebec rink, skipped by wick crew was out played. Qubee $65) Students: 25¢ Adults: 50 ‘set for tonight at the St. Dun. In other fifth ‘round matches |Olivier Samson of Quebec City,| The Alberta - Newfoundland stan's rink . wednesday aft New | “2s Wislless in all five games. \contest was also a nip and + rink Wednesday afternoon, sels the tye, in the (atle, but Gree, wih 2 64) 7a CREVICE - : Brunswick edged Quebec %7, sixth round at 3 p.m. today. lead after nine ends, kept the bs British Columbia defeated Sas-| ONTARIO MEETS N.S. ee eee oc tun 2 TOURNAMENT j { ening round limited the Pedley foursome to ==. e Scotia against @ single stone. - Here Are The For the Ch'town Lions Club Siettowe egeinst) cen em» 101 0 6 [tiene “dag, “Debeoeies loctey ; ° f e and. and PEL |Nad. 110 190018 1— 5| Tourmament being held ——aaem against New Brunswick. 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Ontario e extra-end game of| Bye: Ontario. | The Forum — Wed., April 7th — 7 P.M. ge dy "Nezthegs Onaie| ” YOFE ROUND Ptsed ow te overtime porn ; The Charlottetown Lions Club js final shot, but the Quebee 101 199 121 x— 7 Sinner wae scared in the socend minute of the 2 minute. sudden 2 skip missed the 'X.B. eee death overtime session. Prior « this the teams went scoreless « 2 1 mingle extra pericd.

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