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M‘ONCTON ICPl—A five-goal t «Hi-it. 'Itl. (I’t‘lIflPI 11.14. 10 .‘lon spree by Oscar Gaudet Ilelpcdif'itlll. (l. Gaudet IMeiahSOll’ 105 Moncton Hawks outlast Halifax 52. 11. Halifax. Laniiraiide IHay-i ll‘grtans 8-6 in Nova Scotteiltlciit 10.311 Senior Hockey League as me I’l‘lll'illcr. II 2.22:. played before 461 fans here Sat- 'l‘hir ‘cr' 12 3101111011 “day. q Melansoll (0 Gautlet. Mciioni-l

Gautlet's four goals in thc op- t-alt 0.45. 13. Halifax. 'slc-nkhttrii‘ citing period poncred tile tWiltIing. McMillani 16.511. 14 Hawks to a 5-1 first period leau‘ Halifax. Hanson tGra\'er. Lam-t They led 7-4 at the eild of tile ne- irailt’eI 18.12. i eond frame. . Pcnalties: McMillan 13.42. .

Doug McPllee shot two goals "fi—w and Raoul Melanson one to round out the Hawks' scoring.

Moe Lamirande and Bill Hal.- son had two each for Tartan. Bran Graver and Keith Blenk- horn shot singles.

Hawks outshot the Halifax elub 33-18 in the contest and the win put M o n c to it into third lace. leaving Tartans in last place in the tour-team league. «Gaudet's five goals and two a u 1 Its gave him 90 scoring oints for the season so far. all behind leader Jacques Allard oi the league leading Windsor Ma- ple Leafs. I

SUMMARY ‘

First period — 1. Moncton. Gaudet (R. Gaudet, Melanson: . . .44. 2. Halifax, Graver (McLean) "wee Poms behmd me‘ 5.30. 3. Moncton. O. Gaudet (R. a? l'flplam Montreal Cm.“ Gaudet, Shepherd) 9.35. a. Mono-. ""‘s. W. l e "‘9 Range” ""9"" ton] 0_ Gaudet (R. Gaudet' Me. to Within a point. of the fifth limo") 10.21. 5. Momma. place Boston Bruins.

With Bob Pulford in the pen- };‘agglet (R. Gaudet. Melanson) my box. the Rangers had a

Penalties, 0' Gaudel Elem“ chance to score a clinching goal 2

horn. double minors 17.5. but New“ spmled it" Second period -— 7. Halifax. Hanson (Graverl 2.01. 8. Monc- ton. McPhce tGillls. Hebert 10.55. 9. Halifax. Lamtrande

abs Crush ed Wings

DETROIT (CPI —— Montreal Canndlens led by the two-goal scoring of Bobby Rousseau swamped Detroit Red Wings 6-1 n a National Hockey League ame Sunday night. Jean Beli- veau. of the winning Canadiens scored his 325m goal to break the record set by the late Nels Stewart for the most goals by a centre.

W) ‘JIHI'IDIIIfi'l-onal, L-..“ _ ‘,

Hil)fIC .d ,

Rangers Tie Maple Leafs

NEW YORK (CPi—Boli Ne. .vin scored late in the third pe-i rind Sunday night to salvage a' 1-1 tie for Toronto Maple Lcals after little Camille Hoilry had. put New York Rangers aheadj early in the first period with his 13th goal of the National 1 Hockey League season. 2

Nevin‘s goal midway in the fi- nal period came while his own‘ 3 team was Shorthanded. .

The tie dropped the Maple;

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man, put the puck on Nevin’s stick at mid-ice. Nevin skated in and passed to Ron Stewart. When Ranger goalie Plante stopped Stewart's shot.; Nevin pounced on the reboundt’ and scored his sixth goal. The goal ruined a shutout bid‘ by Plante. who made 29 saves. 1 Johnny Bower. the Maple Leatf goalie. had 27 saves. SUMMARY k.

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First period—1. N Henry 13 (Hadfield. 6:07 Penalties~h1ahovlic Shack 5:24. Glover 6:47.

period—No scoring. Penalties—Neilson 10:07, Shack

Neilso

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period: 2. Toronto. Nevin 6 Stewart) 11:36. Penal-

Beliveau‘g goal put him in ties -— G lbert imiscondllct) titth place on the all-time NHL 1010- {Wilford 11:24-

scoring list. Only teammate ‘33::9- 8 10 9—27 Bernie Geoffrlon and Detrolts PI 13 . 10—29

Gordie Howe. among the play- am" ers still active. have scored Attendance‘45'925- more.

Howe spoiled Charlie Hodgc'st

bid for a shutout with 30 sec iS'ar satellite nods gone in the final period. ‘ ‘ ‘ Reliveau also picked up twoiGoes Into orb" assists. giving him 45 points. ei POINT ARGUELLO Cam ‘ PI — The “Christmas star"‘

had entered the game tied to tellite has achieved orbit and

the NHL scoring lead with Chi-1:8 “a” Bobby Hun ""1 5”“ should bevislble at twilight over the holiday season — and or

Miklta years after. It was announced

Larry Cahan. Ranger defence- .

Jacques t

Hugh Holt. stick boy of Tor- t onto Maple Leafs of the Na- 1 tional Hockey League. pre- ‘t sents the Lady Byng trophy to sharp-shooting centre Davie Keon night's

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at Saturday

STICK BOY PRESENTS TROPHY

Young Canada hockey game between Leafs and Detroit Red Win 5. The trophy. awar- ded annually to the NHL play- er who best combines profic- iency with sportsmanship and

clean play. was awarded to .

Keon for his play in the 1962- 63 season. Keon also won it in 1961-62. Toronto won Saturday night's game 2-0.

(CP erepltoto)

Bower No’r Excited Over

By ARLIE KELLER

TORONTO tCP) — it takes a lot more than a shutout to make professional hockey's old- est goaltcnder. 39-year-old Johnny Bower of Toronto Maple Leafs. excited.

"Sure. it's nice to get a shut-

urday night‘s M National League victory over Detroit Red Wings here. It was Bower‘s in- itial shutout of the season. his 19th overall in the league and 715i in professional hockey. He had recorded 52 in American League action dating back to the 1945-46 season.

"The shutout was especially gratifying all e r esday's game in Montreal when seven goals got by meNBut it wasn't really a hard-earned shutout. I :had what—22 shots? Those guys

roun' aunmn nawxs ere.

The victory 'kept the Cana-I diens four points behind the. A us- space agency spokes“ man said both the 12-foot;dia-

In front of me dild most of the work. They gave me plenty of protection."

league-leading Black Hawk:i h t

he Red Wings came gt back after Beliveau's goal anoi met" In 0°" and the canmm’“ Alex Delvecchlo twice mlssedi scoring opportunities. 1 After Hodge stOpped Marcel i Pronovost'a shot from the point. Detvecchio skated in and tried to lift the puck over the pronel “mm”! “allev but Ho‘llielachieved orbit and inflated as} neatly covered up. {Dummy Seconds later. Delvecchio took. possession of a rebound oli‘

Doug Barklcy‘s point shot. but: Urges

lgain Hodge beat the Wingk'i . ..

captain. 1Ald Be GIVE" less Fortunate

Earlier in the period. Gordie

llowe fed Delvecchio with a pet‘-

for! pass some 20 feet in front of the net. but as he was plck- OTT‘WA (CP, __ Opposition lng his spot to shoot. he lost con ,Lea‘der‘n i e f e n b a k e n in a ""1- 3" ]Christmas messagel1 ‘0 Caim't "mm, -. r es that t e reso v. First period -— 1. Montreal. MtitimtllsnpiPoiize the lot ofy ess- MHVH“ 15 momsfl‘” 17:” fortunate in their own country1 "mules—NW" and in the world—especially the ‘ ' dre Mr.

. 'l O E g a’ O Er r: s n O '9 '5’ O F. a a.

space were sighted with blnoc-E ulars at an optical tracking sta-. tion in Australia. :

The satellite was launched1 Thursday and until the sighting it was in doubt whether it had

lid—2. Montreal.

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n. Dicfenbaker noted that he was spending family Christmas at Lai Luk Ho. the 10-year-old Chi- 5 ncse foster daughter adopt

e? :b the Diefenbakers ssveé'hal " ears a 0. would spell e iveau. Geoffrlon) 17:10 Penal- an...“ in law” Hm Km. p" “ mm” 557- Rlch’rd “In this one small Chinese 1915 girl is focussed both the mea- the challenge of

Rousseau 5 Montreal. Backstrom)

in... period —- 7. Detroit. lowe 9 (A. Pronovost, Barkley) kl. Penalties - Barkley 11:22.

3! m CANADIAN PRES! us. COLLEGE FOOTBALL man's inhumanity to man.

“ e of change lies sit the practical expression of message of the manger."

Iaturday

Bluebonnet low at Houston lhylor M Louisiana State 7 Ihrtne College All-Star at Miami built as North 14 PLAYED crass

be!!! In! at Philadelphll The first internatan chess Mississippi State 10 North Caro- congress was held in London in lina state 12 .1051.

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“th .ing was contained in his two 5"" iadmon-itlons: “Love thy neigh- lwge 1° 3 7"” lbor as thyself" and ” ii earth: emu” “ '13—‘33 pence: goodwill ards men. Attendance: 13.5“. " e (Lat Luk Ho). and many ‘“ hundreds of nous:ng of chic}- . dren like her arou e wor . scor.’ ar the innocent victims of man‘s refusal llow these.

out." said Bowetr following Sat» w

Toronto Coach Punch Imiach was like a general after his army had won a major battle.

“They followed my orders to skate and do sotme hitting. They do that and they can beat any— one I]! this league. 'I‘hece‘s no substitute for skating and that's

hat the boys were dodntg. And. to maloe the will sweeter. no‘ one got hurt. And our detencei is 50 per cent stronger when Brewer is out there."

ABEL UNWORRIED

Detroit Coacih Sid Abel was not displeased with his team's performance.

“We gave them iihe tiwo goals Other tilttan that. we pla_ even terms with the Leaf

other fine game for us. But we: just couldn't put the puck intoi the net. That's been our troublc.‘ We can't finish off‘

da 5

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Crozietr was playing in his sixth game as a Red Wing and it was his first defeat. ‘

“It's tough to lose a cl

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SETS RECORD

Jean Bellveau. above. be- came the highest scoring cen- tre in National Ho c key Lea- gtle history last night as his Montreal Canadiens thumped Detroit Red Wings 6-1. Bell- veau opened the scoring in the first period with his 3251b goal of his career. His g on broke the late Nels Stewart‘s record of 324 for a centre.

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game like that. But I (it think either of the goals was my fault. A big thing playing for Abel In there is no pres-E

I have the odd bad game. That's : sure encouraging for a rookie like me. had that laind of a chance at Chicago." :

Abel started .lohllny Mac-Mi lan on a line with Gordie Howe

in the game switched Mat-Mil- man and Ft

oyo . : “I didn't like the is were effectively

switcthe d Mathii‘llan. " man just got back after missing nine games and needs work. I figured he could get more with

STANDINGS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

a Speedster like side him to take pressure off. It

work. Norm was flying."

the going

7: 8:.

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niFirsl Shulou’r Of Year

MacMilImn be- some of this

About Howe. who has found ' season. Abel

satid :

playing but he just can‘t. find the net. He will some time. soon."

THIS WEEK

AT THE

FORUM

ed on :MONIIAY— s. Cro— . zier (Detroit goalie) played an- 7:00-9:15 a.m.—Mlnor Hockey _

10:00-11:00 a.m.—Hunter River lI:l5-l2:l. PWC.

2:00-4:00 p.m.—Skating

25c: Children 150

4:30-6:30 p.m.—Minor Hockey 6 00 7

: - :00 p.m.—Air Cadets fin-11:00 p.m.—Vocation School 104 I : .10 p.m.—Commercial Hockey League

ose TUESDAY— m't

7:00-10:00 am. 10:00-11:00 a.m.—Prince Street ool

sure. He has told me he Is 110- 11:15-12:15—P.W.C. ing to keep playing me even if Closed Down

WEDNESDAY

I would never have 2

zoo—1:00 p.m.—Skating Children 15c; Adults 250

l- THURSDAY-—

A] Dd - _ b t H l- 7:00-1:00 p.m.—Minor Hockey and K vemhlm u de 2:00-4:00 p.m—Skatln

- B Chlldrclt 15c: Adults 25o 00-10:00 p.m.—Skating

Teens 350: Adults 500

we e a checking the Howe line so [FRIDAY—

7:00-9:-15 ado—Minor Hockey 10:00-11:00 a m—P.\'i’.(‘. 1:00-1:00 p.m.—Minor Hockey :00-4200 p.m.—Skating hildren 15c: Adults 25c

1 C i4:30-6:30 p.m.—Minor Hockey i8:30-10:30 p.m.—Skating

..Tecnii 35c; Adults 50c

National League SATURDAY— W L T F A Pt Chicago 18 7 7103 69 43 7:00 11:45 a.m.—Minor Hockey Manual 17 9 5102 3339 12:00-12:10 p.m.—Minor Hockey Toronto 15 9 a 88 7036 ‘:00-4=0° I’M-41‘3""!

Detroit 1016 5 67 8925 Boston 716 7 83 8821 New York 718 0 8810420

Childrcll 150; Adult; 25c

5:00-10:00 p.m.—Minor Hockey

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Black Hawks whipped Boston:

HuII Scores ZOlh Marker As Hawks Defeat Bruins

CHICAGO 'CPl-~-Bohhy Htiii 1Bruins 4-1 Sunday night and ended. Nesterenko and Ken scored ills 20th goal of the sea- 'maintained their four-point lead Wharram had put the game outi son. and assisted on another by _ln the National Hockey League of Boston's reach. I Eric Nestcrenko as Cliicago:0\'er Montreal Canadiens- Boston got the first goal of‘ l The tally made Hull the first‘ the game when Murray Oliver J,ZSO-Ii‘zool scorer of the NHL scan scored while Chicago was it

~ man short. . The Black Hawks. who had ‘ ‘tlirealened to make a runaway Hun caught . Clearing pan of the “we a month ago. took on the end of his stick andi

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FOOTBALL STANDINGS

Neill

' Donald, Mikitai lies

4 17:35 Penalties—Hull 1:49. Hillman 4:53. Bucyk 5:15. Westfall 9:58. Nesterenko (ml- nor, misconduct) 11:07.

Second -— 4. Chicago.

pe tNesterenko 3 'Hull, Hay! 12:27; 5 Mc

Chicago. Wharram 18 - . Penal- Molins 1:31. llull ipenalty shot awarded. Kennedy failed)

‘By T2£P.R?82§MTED PRESS 1 their third win in their last 11 lifted the puck into the near 7.45 Hillman 9.48 Towaninl ‘ F‘ t LEAGUE ‘starts. corner. tying the count at 17:15 '_ f ' .‘ m '35"; Division ‘ With Chicago battling to not“ oi the. first period. At 17-35. Al 12 3:" West‘s“ ‘5-11- MEN” .Bmmn 7 ’61; 31;... 0’37 i a 2-0 lead in the second period, MacNeil clicked on a screened 17“" JBu'naln 7 6 1.164531%” goalie Glenn Hall foiled a rare 50-foot backhander. . Third period -- No scoring laws“... 6 8 0'3” 372 Penalty Shot bid by Boston‘s PICK up summary ‘Penaltles--Kenliedy 8:42. Makl 1N”, ank 5 a 1...“, '385 Forbes Kennedy. First period—l. Boston. 011- and Gendron 12:55. we.er DIVE.” ' - Hull had hooked Forbes Ken. ver 12 tBucyk, McCordi 12—2 - 53 as {San mm 11 3 0399255 -86 nedy from behind as the latter 2.. chtcgzo. Hull 20_ «Hay. Mt-inaii a 910—25 Oakland 10 4 0363232 .714 broke In alone. lutat lt.15, 8. Chicago. Mac-Johnson 1112 5—28 sKansas City 5 7 2347 263 .417 ‘hKegneuy tskated straight “‘1' on! may 2 i 1291473_154 e rama ic one-on-one s uav1 . . i NATIONAL LEAGUE tion but shot. straight into the‘ Wlsc Men Sh" Come To Jesus

‘ Standings it n c h a n g o d. No pads of the crouching Hall. t ‘ game played Sunday. Before the s e c o n (1 period a at its" . l” “r at: n9 i lac. if x in . e t- “will

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FOR. "in hhn give all the prop name whosoever belleveth in h sins”. Acts 10:43. FOR he hath said: “him that wise cast out". St. John 6:37.

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yourselves: it Is the GIFT OF

wh . . . and one of our happiest holiday ulle his promise to you? traditions is wishing you and yours a season

filled with mm and good m. GILLIS REPAIR SHOP KILMUIR

This Is the Glad Tidings of

THIS WEEK IN BHARLOTTETIIWN and DISTRICT SPORT

these Charlottetown and district business concerns . . . CLIP AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE

"FOR the wages of sin is death: but thc GIFT OF GOD ll ETERNAL LIFE through Jesus Christ our Lord.”

"FOR by grace are ye saved through faith; and that. not of man should boast. Ephesians 2:8.9.

1! you have never received God’s GIFT of a SAVIOUR. not do so at this Chrlstmaii season, and trust HIM to “As many them gave He power to become the sons of God, even to fliem that believe on His name".

bring you this Christmas Seaso Stan Streight, Montague, P. E. I.

\ public service in the interest of good sport, contributed by

is none other heaven given among man whereby we must be saved: neither b there salvation in any other."

Acts 4:12. "FOR there Is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus who gave himself a ransom for all.” I Timothy

"FOR tho-re name under

“FOR he is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him.” Hebrews 7:25. nets witness, that through his lm shall receive remission of

cometli to me I will in no

Romans 6:23

GOD: not of works lest any as received Him to

Great Joy I would like to n.

WHERE GOOD SPORTS MEET THE ROD and GUN CLUB

Island Radio Centre

TV AND RADIO Dancing and Special Entertainment SALE! Friday and Saturday ARTS 130 Richmond St. Charlottetown SERVICE

Repairs to All Makes of

Radio, TV. Tape Recorders MONDAY Etc.

Bowling—Casual bowling mm ‘1'. "en." “ Recreation Phone 2-1291 100 Queen Centre

FOR THE BEST ’ ‘ g SPORTING GOODS FOR GIFTS Get Your * - I" ' non y. \' f. P. E. r- ONLY EXCLUSIVE membership SPORTING GOODS STORE for the “in The Bike Shop and Sport Lodge “silica Recreation Lu '5 Restaurant "m ass Grafton St. Dial 4-5415 185 GREAT GEORGE STREET C SOUTHPORT

ESSO SERVICE (Norris Scott, Lessee)

Where Service is a Pleasure Open 7 Days Each Week Tires, Batteries. Accessories. Minor Repairs. Tune-Ups. Phone 4-4136 Southport

Across From Causeway

Minor Hockey—7:00 to 0:45

Skating—Children and adult. 2:00—4::00

p.m. Swimming—Men's open 8 am. to 10 p.m. Y.M.C.A.

Cornwall m Service Bowling—YM.C.A. Casual afternoon and evening..

A. Cecil MacDougall. Lessee Open Dally 7:30 n.m. 10:30 p.m. Snow Tires in All Sizes At Reasonable Prices

TUESDAY

JOHNNY’S MAYFAIR TEA ROOM Cor. Kent and Prince Ste.

Lunches - Confectionery Magazines - Smokers Supplies

Bowling—Recreation Centre. casual bowling afternoon and Phone 2-1105 oval-ling, Swimming—Ladies m to 10 p.m.—YMCA.

open 8 p. . mickey—RWC practice 11:15-12:15. WARREN M AHLER “HHS—CMUII MWllnd afternoon and evening at Y.M.C.A. Building Contractor Remodelling R Renovations

# BARRY'S SNACK BAR

(Barry Moore. Prop) The Sportsman's Rendezvous like Out Service Open Daily Until 3 a.m. Phone 4-6767 25 st. P. Rd.

of all kinds WEDNESDAY

House Moving Foundation. A sppctam Bowling—Recreation Centre. casual bowling afternoon and Phone 3-1804 2:. Alley 51- "9"“ -

Skating—Cnlldren and adults 2:00—4:00 p.m.

Swimming—Mixed swim 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Bowling—Casual bowling alter-noon and evening at Y.M.C.A.

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THURSDAY Bowling—Recrealon Centre. usual bowling afternoon and

even ng. Minor Hockey—7 : 00-1 :00 p.m.

Skating—Children’s and adult's Skate 2:00—4:00 p.m. Skating—Teena and adults 8:00—10:00 p.m. Bowling—Casual bowling afternoon and evening Y.M.C.A.

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Rowling—Recreation Centre. casual howling afternoon and w

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We Are Equipped To Wash Your Walls Cleaner Than By Any

Other Previous Method We use a metal machine

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