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Nationals Host Meteors Tues. 80

rdon N-at‘onals play host to Monclll Meteors in the first game

arge Crowd Sees Races At Causeway

The largest crowd this seasonl

of a three ml-Ldal series for the island Title Tues- day night.

Both clubs have been playing ‘ fine hockey and each one in out

(0. Mof‘l‘isst‘yl 4 1 6 l to take the opening victory. Mor-

flmmed both sides of the. ice Chesterway Thomas .rell especially h t to return lacing strip on North River . Valsh 2 4 it ' home with a memganfne lead. causeway to watch the Victoria lJostdale Chief . The teams are evenly matched Driving club sponsor races‘ _' IR. MacDonald) 3 t. t i and the large crowd expected and once again closely .Mitcheil l at the game can be assured of niztlt‘ill‘d "aces and Ilu'hhm “11-. _<R.. Chopped) 1 s a some top notch action. lshcs featured the program. Springfield Boy ‘ Between the second and third Several parI-mutuel pays soar-l (A. Smith! 7 dri. pcri of this contest a cohec- l,d mm the double figures and 'l‘:mes:--32; 8L]; 32. “0" Will b? taken W {01‘ Built the fastest time on the card wast 33th flat owned by yuan i Mulligan. the popular City boc- 31 “a (\lolcside Charlottetown; Jol- } key Player who was unfortunate

l.

Millie Lee. owned by Roddyllitys Pride owned by Hues-ti! Fwd of Hunter River and dl‘l' .and Maerciil. Summtirside; vcn by Lester Smith took both iNoble Argot owned by 0. Mbr-' if d Nice I m biisev Charlottetown. I Mica] times of 91 an Billy. , Tm

nudds. owned by Charlie. .. RD RACE “acquarrie of Wheauey Riveru‘hlllrle 111* (L. Sln‘lhl also had a “me of 31 in cap-m... Roger Stone (J. Kearney)

in losing his right eye in an is- . land intermediate A playoff game Thursday night.

Game time is 8.l5.

. . "W 22. Lancaster 9-3

. ~ceott dash of the thy Hem 16- Rodd) gin?” '8 {Lady simcoe (5. Parsons) 4 3; SAINT JOHN, N3. (Cp) ._ Officials for the race. werez.-=witiston .; Wish (E. Ciow) 5 5'Frcdericton (‘apitals took ad-

vantage of weak Lancaster de- fensive play to chalk up a 9-3 Victory here Saturday for a 4-3 series win. The game was the in the best-of-sevcn

— E. Shaw; driver — A. Times: — 31; 31.

; judges — J. Bell. R.i .Mlhh‘ LN Owned by Roddy third; G. Smttzh; times -— Dr. il'ui‘d. Hunter River. L‘liris Gallant. C. Stewart; clerk FOURTH RACE ,

l of course —- Jack Mulbgan: an- iAbbione lscvonth

ntiunt't‘l‘ — Wit. Benton . (S. Kt'nnedyi 121 New Brunswick intermediate A Rcsults are as follows: m. .. ill-liss Chief inuartcr-finai FIRST RACE ‘ (0V. smith) 11d"; Fredericton next faces Mem- Mush (c Smith) 21 2 titty You (E. Bernard) 3 4 2 fflmi‘m‘k Rovrrs in the provin- HHV C_ Budd. lRoger parlay rial semifinal opening here ‘(Jia Chappr 7 2 i l (E. C! w) t s a [Tuesday mizht. l-Ii-st Drcrms iParlner's Dl‘c m The 1395' "production line" (A. vat-Donald) 13 o“ (D. Mac-Neill) s 3 drn 0‘ 30" Dawn. Billy Hughes and Tommy Shanter I lily J 9 30" Plain? astonisticd the close - (w. smallwood) t s s, (R. Qui-gicy) ll 5 dm ‘0 .3-009 Dawns customers with (il'("' Eagle iTrue Marion (A. Smith) a 7 don “‘9'.” "‘"e ’5'" “5- ‘th ,Bawn ‘tw. Murphy) 3 4 5 {Ruby Clngg 1tr I g g e r l n it four. Mable had hing Viciory ' IS. Gallant) 7 3 dm 1mm" .and “ ’3 h 9 3 “V0. Edith to. Mohrissey) B 8 ti Times:~32: 31.3; 33 hagllzli‘:3;nl;mi;or tab: naught.l d .1 _ ‘> _ . . . . e \npsack (l. Morcsidel dads-pl Abbloni; owned by Ken who" Lancaster scored Huge

Miss Russell (W. Witt) B77 " I —- 31.3: 31.1; 31.

.‘loab owned by he Sempie. .R'VPI' Charlottetown: Billy C. Dtidds'*‘

item. Mumbfield: tuna Chief

lrwred by CV Hunter

. I Smmh. quick goals one by Jackie

Boyle and two by Bucky David —— into in the third period.

i£-‘i.'.'§‘lto§y £323“ Englewood P°wnal R"Y‘hls ‘ri‘h unlit. “be” “mm Oust Bulldogs

SECOND RACE

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l SECTION SECTION

Charlottetown. Mon.. Mar. 11. 1963.

Here are the winncrs of the. Clovics and Andy‘s Down- town Restaurant trophy in Saturday‘s Confederation bon-

spicl (Lef

er Periy Tire

runner-up team

' TROPHY

t to right) Bill lilac-

GI'cgor. Audrey MaoLean. Rog-

and Marjorie Doyle. was

an. ~ WINNERS shipped by t‘lury l“lcmiiiili§ with i)or.s LeClair malc; Doug

Wood 2nd and Gloria Mat-Kin- Ion lead. Other rinks winning

SPORT .ECHOES

By Norman Macdonald Summersldo Bureau of The Guardian

We were In the seventh heaven of delight Thursday evening when it wan finally ll- siticd that the Combines had really defeated Sandy's Roy- als in their own courtyard.

It;

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. ’3‘” 1' That feeling of elation had just wont all faded out w... morning when the news ar-

‘ rived that Billy Mulligan had (M an eye. We've watched Hilly play hockey since he was in the minor brackets. and

don't remember ever watching a game in which he

‘ Iva. playing for a team that we were rotting for.

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Yet we‘ve always had the greatest admiration for his ability. his indomitable cour-

age in doing so well in a game \\ here most of his opponents oulwei-glbca him so much, and for his sportsmanship and clean play. We've never lirard Billy get the rauberi'y from l.os.'lc fans, nor have we heard remarks {bout him that wcrA not complimentary. We took a special interest in Billy and .t‘Illce because we remember

l The Prince (‘ouiity Combines .hnve Won two sti‘agihl games in the finals of the ISHL. an we hate to believe that even after we have written it down. The boys are playing hockey as they never did before this year. and it was certainly an oppor-

;ii'i/(\s Burke. Aspl‘ey. Bill Acorn and Ralph (‘urr

were skipped Ralph Jones.

by Art Charlie

’ C . I Pownal Royals defeated Nine 3 3 llilie Creek Bulldogs 5-2 to title ‘ CRAPMJD _ Enslmvood Reg, .srvenfh and deciding game oil 6 2 l lionai High won a squeaker from “ line “""Jmal’ m" the w' R' I Morel] Regional Hugh the ' him“, 'mphy at Nm'm River Crapaud Rink Saturday even-lrlnk Sail.”de "13h" mg, the foal scom 2-1. i wish" illegal: 2:03AM "9.? V _ . ‘ s w e i h a Nan the worms in i Simmonds. L. Dunn and t e “1:51 l‘ePIOd. Who“ MBCQllald , Mulch each triggered singletons- bcat Ferguson in a scram c in I, 1:; 5mm. and 3 9mm, scored the Englcwood zone. The (VI-a- ‘ m pownal. " I 911130 “1101813 battled heroein Pownai now meets Hampshire for the equalizer which came! Bulldogs tn the finals with the late in the third period when ‘l game slated for 8.30 tonight at Mat-Dougall picked up a i the North River rink. [355 from Armand Taylor and .“""—““"‘

staterooms: Crossbones Too Bulldogs

Dayton Hal (1. Morasdde) l .ttilitty'g Pride l

(D. lilacNaill) Noble Argo!

Big Crowd Expected

‘0 in E

Soui'is

t game into overtime. all angles, but Donnie MacWii- Crossbones walloped

Morell pared (lrapaudt

goalie Wendell Ferguson from SUMMERSIDE .__ Almost 1‘..iams settled the matter in fav- Hampshire Bulldogs 6-2 in 4”" [ans crowded mm Civic Sta_ 3 “r 0“ Engiewood shortly aflel- boilris bafurday night to square

D: goal at 15:15 of the final period

CHICAGO (CF l—Rcd Kelly's

gave Toronto Maple Leafs a 1-1 tie with Chicago Black Hawks in a tightly played National Hockey League game here Sun- day night.

’I'be deadlock kept the teams tied for the league lead with 76

ints. three ahead of third- piacc Montreal Canadicns.

Kelly's marker. scored \vliilc Chicago's Stan Mikifa was i the penalty box, came three minutes after Kenny What-ram had broken the scoreless dca - lock to the 1'0ilfl‘ of 16.662 fans, largest crowd of the. NHL sca- 50“. Frank Mahovlich

(‘hicago ca Glenn Hall

Whari‘am

nctmindcr

The Job

and Bob

(lium last Fit-Edi“: night, and itlllie open: lg 0f the second over- ‘1?” bf'5t 0‘ 3 i‘nk‘l‘q‘mm‘lei is expected that this total will'time period and tied the series B ““m"“““18 3‘ ““.”- h M“- i Intv 9 par the Winners

Sci a decided boost when theial a same a view- icums play their third game at‘ "an Kt‘fl‘ullh Mid Willi! MM“ (‘mc Stadium tonight. ‘Ewen handled the whistles. . ‘ .-

The Royals liaVe been man-i 'lbe deciding game will be gigfigsvand J' Chevm'e added bundled twice in a row. and it's played in Charlottetown this; 5mm,“ (0,. Hampshire “m not a bit like. those fellows to week with the winner advancing ‘ (1. Johnan and C, inhompmn. ! take this kind of treatment and against Kinioora Regional High ‘ Hamid Stewart, and Joe ,‘ like it. So you can look for San- for the Provincial interscholaa~ Coyie handed out only two dy's dandies to come roaring tie "B" title * penalties. one to eat:

hm... piaylntz the “"d °f Wk. : Halifax Tartans

ey they are now dishing out for the fans. it's almost bound to MONCTON (CPI -— Halifaxlteran of many years with Sen-i lTartans' hopes of extending lbegior clubs in the Maritimes andi

. with i a brace while teammates. Carl 1 ; Peters. Claude Peters. 8. Mac-i

be one of the best games seen at the stadium for a ionl. long time.

Game starts at 8.15.

Medical res e a r c h workers ' have added more than 23 years to the average span of life since thc ltlfh century. '

Nova Scotia Senior Hockey Lca-{Osrar (iaudcl. playing his firstl

IF IT’S FISH iguc series were dashed Saiur—lfuil season of Senior hockey? awn] CUT” lday when they went down B-Z‘They scored three goals each.

“‘ ‘ ibefore Moncton Hawks whotAbout 5,000 fans attended thc‘

WE HAVE IT .won the bcst-of-scvcn final scr- game. i

ies in straight games. j The win earned Hawks the.

Queen 5". MNT i A rookie and a thprnnlrlfllll(l0 most l(“age \1/ Min-

~ A . n mmfcrs. .‘ape re on color .caguc

223 Queen 4‘73“ ;l;2$h?er?epzflgc;1:$hx? ac vc_ichampions. for the Maritime ti- "' ".——--—*—~-—-—--——- ~*-3--—-—~- ~~~ "’”.A_';‘_‘( tic and a chance at the Allan A A- I v .Cup. The first game in a best-

g rot-five series is set for Moncton, § Tuesday night. i ” Halifax T a rt a n s were Olli- l classed from the start of the ‘ series. The ncarcst they came. ( to extending the series was In 3

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KING SIZE Kleenex KLE‘ENUP WIPES

POP ~11? - for quickest. band- lest paint rag! COLORFUL -— fo 1' navca laundering!

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. the first two games when they ‘ held Hawks .12 in both games. However. they were unable to I find a win.

a The team had toward the end of the

‘ 65 Wet Strength

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bathioom -— sbown power regiil ar

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Deighan, Carroll To Sit Out Game ’final score

Dr. Hillard Clarke. president; mm. of the Island intermediate "A" Hockey league. announced last Summerside Combines and I “w [stand

Oaroil of Sandy's Royals. Summerside for the second it Friday night.

swapmlsfi Garner Wins ‘Batchildm-

Saturday at the YMCA two games of the SWAP ot‘llbl-llllillS‘ were played. The Ccntcliilial‘ team. led by 6.3" Uranus 'i‘uy- lor. oustm tlic l’hitifs from the1 playoffs with a 55-37 will.

After falling bebintl 22-2 III the i first quarter the Pitiuts (‘itllnt‘di the gap to 9 points ill the fourth i' quarter. but the Winners widen-t ed the margin again. ‘

Taylor (scored 19 big points the Kings i‘or Centennial while Hal Lad- 'B" 0 _ ncr. (:ap.aui of the foam. pick- V Friday nil! ed up 13. Lyall Huggan andi hall"? 3‘3 Robert MaoNutt puch Pbiats With it! and 11 points respective-

play. Kenny winners \v

Sour

Georgetown Midgets itbe first game of Qtolal goal semi-final series for and Ed Shack of Toronto .‘the island Midch "B" hockey; crown against O'Leatry Satur-t .day at Georgetown. with the'

Bit 1 ch ilder

singles went Lean‘ iowvmnn

:PIIlford were credited with as- sists on Kelly‘s tally, from a (scramble in front of the'

ge. Hawk netmindcr was flat on the ice

at the time and bad no chance

for a save. SET UP BY BALFOUR

'5 goal came 0

it pass out from behind the not by Murray Balfour after Toronto

Don Simmons had

: Geo’town Caps 1 Midget Opener

Walsh - coached captured

two-game

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reading 7-2.

‘ second and itinai game of 1 i this series Is slated for O‘Leairyl . ‘chncsday. The winner nicets‘ “mm- night that Greg Deighnan of that the QM...“ Count... winm (or

title.

Saturday's game was one of will sit out loniil'hlv's Sam? at the best Minor games seen in‘ their fracas “1‘ Georgetown in years film of the finals and rugged action featuring t

wittb fast he

paced the till a hat trick and to Cliicloie Muc- Wighf. Eldon and Gerry Souliy.

Ralph Malone and Raymond . tit-Nevin scored for the visi-' tors. Officials were C. Fitzgerald of (Worm- . town and Ellis of O'Leary.

for the game

is High“‘ Wins Crown

Souris Junior High annexed

County Junior High title In Montague

lit by whipping Mon- . M

and taking the 2-

‘ game total goal series 1&6. lll'lS now advances to the

iy. Centennial had won the first fmalh “31"” tfifrkda‘h game. 4746 and now advance to 3 mm, MY] iofle‘ ' Mame the finals against the winner; Swim mi'mrs‘Wé FL Ma... of the Alpha-Phalanx series. 1130",“ 3' J. Chmyemt 2‘ R. In the other name Phalanx ’ Chcy‘cric. P. Fitzpatrick and

Led their best of three series R. new“,

m ABSORBENT—for quick and ’ '" easy wipe-up Jobs! ""mbl't‘: "flumm 13': vim Alpha at one its me fugue were J. MacCairIon 2 and r,‘ WET STRENGTH — for washing ’ “mm of Moncton which ‘ed a piece as they rolch to an easy P. Graham. 2 - Vi"/ Jobs , just like a cloth! the lemme "ms! of the season. |tin-46 Victory. At half time Referees wcrc Rob Mills and ' / . Mnncmn won a berth in mod‘hcianx led 40-19 with Alpha _Il_t_tti__Mctor_m-ack..____ _- 1’} / “obit”? finals by downing third-place f'mz‘an'isfi‘ogéengasy 0"" “Ska * i ‘ the III . I .‘ll CNN? .’ li‘flfifif‘fmfizyflm“mm Art Strong. captain of Phal- l (l 8,.“ («WW Stewart It Mocha. Ltd. i... M“... m... t... .9“... anx, led his team Willh a 34 ‘ V I H d ASSOCIATE STORE l lteam in the four-team league. 90h“ Perim'mam‘“ K0" 5‘1"“? I Pnllm‘l'm 1“ l" N". "’1 rim You.’ > ' . ‘ hi mm 15 t for Tuesday in the Confederation 00 Queen st Dial 4-8“! I ' Moncton led Saturdays game hillltlh “died m “P . . l COUPONI . . 24) an“. the “m period on pain". Don Baker “med H lmlx bonsplei. Todays pllay is M ii goals by Oscar Gaudet. Gaudet (points for Alpha while team rfitrrbgzg Dunham R0" BOW and fired another in the second. and taillight:- lz‘wnung- W“ C1039 1p ‘_ ‘ MPh chalked ll his three 9 l1 WI | ~- l . ' while eliill Hanson p'otted one to Alpha won the first gamo;w|r‘§fim_1k A~ “Whom” "‘4 T~ . end the period on. Doug How- 56-42. Tithe bowing :drdmfk‘ggf‘ ice : A.A. mum vs. J.s. att and Cam (‘audet at two game wv pay. . Is .' crown Budding corporaflon more for Monclon In Itlhe third Winfintiemitth and DuvesM‘lila ‘iM?:P;?a#a'ttMal (mm vs. Gm. TENDERS "a, and Hallfax's Moe Lamlrande rcfcr wo games a ro Kn”. . s wm he fled up u“ scored the final of the game. ay. _ m. 4. Mlcxmm mM. w. 4.00 pan. Monday 18th March 1963, for the pur- cm was", ch.” 0' "w or ‘1' 0’ fl“ “flown; dmmn's’ w ice 5: J..WIll)tlrin'm01llhl. vs. ;; Ilemoved from the present location by April in. (A‘arr. m ’11 . I a fi . ice I: G. Nicholson (Ml va. g:- iIn!" MIMI Street (Garage lot Island“) . Lech". M. No. 11—“ mm m 1 Ice 2: R. Robertson (Mi vs. MI No. H m Ina 1" “mph” 3‘. No. 18—. W and / 1 ice 8: Craig (St. J.) VI. A. . m W on... love. “lg. N: lI—Il KM Mot icc 4' Mcf'arvllle tMoncfom a"N..O~1.l-..--3-Il [at ltnot ‘v’flc-cI-Sml‘tdot't‘fachonnld (Ml vs I l I . . ‘ Rig-’1}: HI Wat m SANDY'S ROYALS o. sit-writ. . . t—a wont arm --A——— M“; N‘ H‘ "'t W rm“! STANDINGS M“ "w°-"""""'c-w~"“"" "it? "K35 cs COUNTY commas I ' B THE CANADIAN PRESS School. Corporation menu the right is rated any or y N “ml I” w 'Pri-e-nmum' Thirdfln limit {See r ' WL'T FAN CM- ..ut.‘ "m'm m n 0 v “ ‘Toronlo 3321 ltlflfl mm P o In an M Gama Hm. 8:15 pan. gchtcaao so Iii Is Itn 159m Charlottetown (Montreal 27 In is zoo 183 7? n ‘Dctrmt 27 2413l74l79 II ' “ma-a ADMISSION: Malta 806. Students 35: (AW Wk M H mm. ' . (autos I

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Scoring for Mon-

1‘36 blwmfl‘Thm bn't any Wilt“! It! wilbout Inf

scored

Hawks, Leafs Still Tied; Ba’r’rie To l-Ail Deadlock

saved on a close in drive by Bill Hay. The tally was the lilih of the your for Whnrram. while Kelly's was his 191b.

llali had far the tumor cvc- ning of the two nctmindcrs. lie was credited with 39 stops to only 18 for Simmons, However. most of the saves by both goal- in: came on fairly routine stints ht‘t'f'ille‘ close dcfcnsivc play by both teams prevench many clear goal attempts from close- " \ . Referee \'cru Ruffcy pill in gthc busicst night of anybody ’on the ice. calling ill pcnaltics. including a misconduct to (‘hi~ cago's Elmer \‘asko and five- minute liiglhsticking penalties to Eric Nestercnko of Chicago Both bicctiing

players were

B\'(.‘ captuer the fourth and final playoff spot iii the Basketball League Sutur- aftcrnoon iii the scct'ud game of 8 NH" bill at Stunt Duinsfan‘s College by defeating Y Phalanx 62-44 in the second game of a two-game total pouit series for the final playoff

rtb. g Tile Youth Clublx‘rs

now in u hc~l (it

nlt‘t‘l I‘iritlt-s

three semi-filial set for tile iCity crown with the opening slated for SDU tonight start—

ing at 7 o'cloik. ‘ The first garlic saw hurl Nicholson's PWC Welshmcn down Junior Saints 55-49 in llll‘ opening git-me of their host of three semifinal sci. ‘ - BYC. coach \\ a y no ‘MacDon-ald. were only lcaduig one point at halftime with the score reading 26-25 but llicv broke the game wide open ill the thirty minutes. out- sco"ilig (the l‘ (immncnls iltvltl. Wayne MacDonald pat-ed llIc winncis with a 22 point per forniance. on Mat-Wilda” picked up 14 and Earl Murphy 2

Three players on the Phalanx

team had identical outputs. Roy

—I:OR MULLIGAN DAY

I I I at 3-35 n m . cunts by .lim (‘Irnstahio Owen (I‘Rricn Ill; Gulls goals by ico

Is In Full

! 'l‘lle blitz for ticket soiling for Billy Mulligan Day is in full swing and every prison in Charlottetown Will be contacted before Tuesday evening. Printers Worked overtime on the weekend to get tickets and

."0ilt'I‘S icady and the Billy ‘Muliigan liay ribbons will be on sale late today or early Tuesday.

Cocbaii'man of the ticket committee, .I. Alox hiatlicson :and Jim Mc‘i‘ague have

tickets in circulation and they want none back. ’llliey‘rc only accepting money {run those to whom y handed out tickets. The ticket sellers aren't a bit worried about getting clear of thtlr goods because they Insist on selling techniques will be re- quired in this cause.

Next Saturday in Billy Mulli- {gun Day and the main Ibow is

(that afternoon what Prince ‘(ounty a‘l-Stars tangle with all - Sluts from this area.

(series for the City ou u (Tancuks goals were ncftcd by I .II or MacDotigalI (3‘. Bill

tulle lime to hit the if ‘lhcir playing form. Realizing 1that the Royals are formidable opponents. and not out of con- tention by any means. we can expect that at least it will be

very Interesting series (no

mule-dazzle Dan

from t‘rcinl cuts when the short. Ant pt'id,‘ of every proud Prince To

encounter on cti County I

Elation Faded

the old days iii an opcu air l‘lllk Cape Traverse where John- uy. their father. swept up (no ice like a miniature Iornudo with the some Hi-lio Stilt-r. go