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The City Ladies Basketball League kicked off their sea- son last night at the Com- muhity Centre with a game between Prince of Wales Col-

14th this season, at 9:20 le and rookie Peter Stem- scored his first NHL

Referees Schedule

The following is the referees schedule in the Charlottetown Minor Hockey League for Fri- day and Saturday of this week:

Friday, Jan. 15th: — 5 to 7.00 p.m. — Lioyd Hillier, Alan An- drews.

Saturday, Jan. 16th — 7 to 10 .m. — Brian Lewis, Bob Do herty; 10 a.m. to 1.15 p.m. Arsenault, Joe Coyle;

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Bob Pulford Leads Attack As Toronto Upsets Habs

saw the Canadiens blow their third straight game at home, a rare occurence for the Habs. Montreal, playing loosely ac- cording to coach Toe Blake, has been outscored 12-12 in the

Pulford gave the Leafs a 1-0 lead in the first period but the teams were left deadlocked 3-3 after a barrage of five goals in the middle frame, three goals coming within a span of less than two minutes

Rifle Results

Al Mutch led all of the shoot- ers at the weekly shoot of the’ Charlottetown Civilian Rifle As- sociation held at the RCMP range. Al Mutch was closely followed by Tom Vesey of Y and Peter Johnston who is comparative new comer to sport of rifle shooting. In Ill Wilbur Birt also one younger shots fired a very target.

A Chicken Shoot will be Tuesday night January 2, ginning at 7.0’clock. Two ens will be awarded to the two competitors in each cla Everyone is invited to atte this shoot whether a member or not. Anybody interested in shooting is invited to join the group to shoot on any Tues-

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LADIES BASKETBALL GETS UNDERWAY

opening jump. There are four | teams in the basketball loop with teams from St. Dun- | stan’s University, YMCA, | Prince of Wales, and the |

Nurses.

Claude Provost noched his 14th and 15th goals of the sea- | son and John Ferguson added another as the Canadiens rallied to tie three times. Jim Pappin and Allan Stanley got the Leafs’

| Ice § — E. MacLeod, A. Gill,

| H. Love, K. Doucette vs. A. Lea- | man, Bud MacDonald, H. Cof-

| . BOSTON

(AP)—Murray Ol- night to give the Boston Bruins a 5-2 Nacional Hockey League

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year and the first for Oliver since Dec. 23, 1961. Oliver also jhad an assist on the fifth Bos- ton goal.

Though Boston has won only

tory over New York was the third win in a row on home ice for the Bruins, who previously beat Detroit and Toronto.

Oliver's first goal opened the scoring. He converted a pass across the goal mouth from Wayne Rivers while New York goalie Jacques Plante was down

His other two goals came in

Curling Draw

Listed below is the curling schedule for Friday night at the Charlottetown Club. (Spares

| needed) 7 p.m. Ice 1 — Open.

Ice 2 — D. Cox, E. Thomson, S. Harper, V. Fraser vs R.C. Parent, H. Douglas, D. Taylor, |G. Schleyer

Ice 3 — H. Dobson, A. Jones, F. Miles, H. MacDougall vs. T White, E.; Ford, K. Myers, G. | Brookins. | Ice 4 — K. Kennedy, W. Red- | din, B. Hopkins vs. H.R. Car- |ruthers, Dr. Jelks, Bob Steven- |} son, D. MacLean

| fin, Bob O'Rourke.

8.30 p.m. (Rendezvous)

Ice 1 — Open.

Icé 2 — Ed. Tanton vs. R. Goss.

Tce 3 — D. George vs. R. Mac- Kenzie.

Ice 4 — L. Blakeney vs. Fiemming.

Ice 5 — Laine.

Souris Curling

The following is the ladies draw at Souris for Friday night, January 15th. :

7-9 p.m.

,Ice 1 — J. MacLellan, H. Pac- |

quet, F. MacPhee, N. White E. MacDonald, S. Dickson, Dickson, S. MacGregor. lee 2 — B.-Townshead, Reid, A. MacDonald, L. Gallant

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Fitzpatrick, V. Birt. 911 p.m.

Ice 1 — K. Bechervaise, L. MacDonald, R. Battersby vs. N. Pacquet, E. Smallwood, R. Boy-

other goals:

First Period—1. Toronto, Pul- ford 13 (Horton, Brewer) 8:11. Penalties—Harper 2:50, Stanley 7:57, Stemkowski 15:01.

Second period—2. Montreal, | Ferguson 9 (Rousseau, Bask- strom) 0:38; 3. Toronto, Pappin| 8 (Stemkowski, Stanley) .1:11; 4. Montreal, Provost 14 (Talbot, Richard) 2:15; 5. Toronto, Stan- ley 2 (Kelly, Stemkowski) 9:47; 6. Montreal, Provost 15 (Ri- chard) 13:13. Penalties—Moore 0:18, Larose, Pappin double mi-| nors 12:30, Douglas 16:56.

Third Peried—7. Toronto, Pul- ford 14 (Stewart, Baun) 9:20; 8. Toronto, Stemkowski 1 (Kelly, Pappin) 9:35; Penalties —Pulford double minor, Fergu- son double minor, Larose, Ste-

wart 1:52, Harris, Mahovlich 12:59. Saves Bower 17 9 14—40 Hodge 9 3 10—22

day night starting at 7 e'clock: CLASS I

Al Mutch Tom Vesey Ronnie Clark

Minor Hockey

The following is the Charlotte- town Minor Hockey League sch- edule for Friday and Saturday of

this week: ~ BANTAM Friday, Jan. 15th — 5.15 p.m. Clippers vs. Comets; 6 p.m.

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PEE WEE Saturday, Jah. 16th — 7 a.m. —~-Caribous: vs. Zebras; 745 . — Wolves vs. Coyotes: 8.30

a.m. — Lions vs. Setters; 9.15 @.m.— Racooné vs. Bisons; 10 a.m. — Ice Cleaning; 10.15 a.m. — Seals vs. Elks; 11 a.m.

Dave Johnston Danny Clark Scott MacDonald

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:. Rams ys. Springers; 11.45 a.m. ‘ . 4 z ‘and told Nats > Otters vs. Foxes. © At N. River he erie ares cose PAPERWEIGHT The following are the entries Brace Sg . Saturday, Jan. 16th — 5 p.m. for Saturday’s rabbit tract iirough wood,| SUMMERSIDE — At Sum-|_“ice 1 — Bluebirds vs. Fal- ot tho Herth "tivo ae “told. me that| Merside’s Civic Stadium to-|cons: Ice 2 — Cardinals vs. : ay “dd track | EM, Summerside Junior Les-/Bisckbirds; ice — Sparrows | CLASS & ‘ug. “as in for-| !ommaires entertain Borden vs. Eaglees. 5.40 p.m.— ke 1—| Gay Sky Prince, a ‘rabbits can | tionals in a Prince County Hoe-| Robins vs. Ducks; Ice — Red- Adiopato Yates, My Hero. and when | Key League game. Game time is | hinds vs. Jays; Ice 3 — Larks vs. B track they 9.15 p.m. The Juniors will be) tawks 6.20 p.m.—iIce 1 —| Barbara Price, " ‘ One seeking tevenge of the 15-3 dub) T sons ve. Owls; Ice 2 — Orioles | Clegg, Dow, Bob Bud- 7 Sree dey sight. ™ BOM vs. Crows; Ice 3 — Ravens va, | ong, Caco F a Tuesday night. CLASS Al b tor| ‘The Nationals paced by the} [Mls “ High Price, Irish Andy, Si . It }league’s top scoring of Ev) | ent Sam, True Hero, J. B. days | White, Al Andrews ; NHL STANDI Chatty. Cathy. the Contes, “Hi PRESS City Basketball ind. ¥ Bie ; an! Player Changes a 0 ee ear F the : QL 13 $125 9747) | . , stip aes a “91-7115 95:45) ~The changes in the 17 13 10 117 's Basketball League ‘la gy 4) are: Harold Mitton and Paul * ‘Yok 1208 32| Murphy to. the Bakers; Bill re 10.24 4 88 129 24| Smith to the Hawks, rs b

Rifle Shoot At York:

The following are‘the results of the rifle shoot at York on Jan- uary 13th. Earnest Prowse 100 100 100

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a5, Raneers 2 gel January 9 — Red Wings vs. Canadians.

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Ice 2— S. Peters, N. Ric- hards, M. Peters, I. Campbell vs. J. MacLean, A. MacDbdnald, T. Mallard. A. Delaney.

Minor Hockey At RCAF

The following is. the result of play in the RCAF Minor Hoc- key the week of January 9ih.

PAPERWEIGHT

January 8 — Canadians vs. Hawks.

First period — No scoring.

Penalties: Hawks, Steven 7.00; Hawks, John | Wilson 7.35. |

Second period — No :

Penalties — Craig Hilton, Can- adians 7.45.

Third period — Not played be- | cause of lack of time. |

Final score Hawks 0, Canad- | ians 0. Tied game.

January 8 — Rangers vs. Red Wings. -

First» period — Scoring — Red Wings 12.20, Murphy (Bright, Whitlock).

Penalties — Rangers, Jackie

Cc. R. Carr vs. W. Mac- |

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| ver scored three goals. Thursday | score at 2-2, then putting Bos-

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victory over the New York Ran- | goal, stickhandling around the

}met and passing in front where

It was the first hat trick for | Dliver had Plante beaten. At the cellar-dwelling Bruins this | 17:08 Oliver converted a pass! goal of the night by Bob Nevin,

Oliver Scores Hat Trick As Bruins Whip Rangers

out from the corner by Johnny | whose shot broke throagh goalie |Bucyk before- Plante could re-|Ed Johnston's glove

cover. Bill Knibbs and Rivers scored

for Boston in the final Perigd. New York took a 2-1 lead in

the ‘second period on the second

Nevin: scored in the first per iod on a screened shot that went through Johnston's legs 4s he dove sideways

SUMMARY First Period — 1. Boston, Olt.

St. Dunstan's High School pac- {ed by the scoring punch of the

; Hine of Cecil MacDonald,

| Giggey, and Gary Cudmore de- ;

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| fegved a vastly improved North

River Juniors: 8-1 | lottetowa Forum. | Although the Saints had |more scoring power than | Juniors they didn’t have ;much more of an edge in

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jence. MacQuaid played one of | his better games as he literally

robbed The Juniors of goals.

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Another big factor in the score was the North River team’s fail- ure to finish off their plays.

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MacQuaid, in the Saints cage, ar their mercy only to shoot wide.

The Saints opened the scoring early in the first period when

Steele combined on a play Flood and Weatherbie at Just under four minutes la

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their second goal, Kinnon scored at 5.12.

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scored six goals while holding the Juniors to a single tally.

| Steele opened the scoring at the | ‘one minute mark and within a)

minute the Juniors scored their

singletons.

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The Juniors iced three new |

only goal of the game. After the Juniors scored the Saints got) their shooting eye working and | before the period was over Cud- | more had scored a hattrick | while Flood and Giggey scored |

The third period was score- less as the two teams fought on

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Top Juniors 8-1

players who look hkeéthey could really help the. North River _cause. Gerard Cutcliffe and Don MacWiltiams tate of the Borden Nationals of the Prince County League and Kenny Scott, who played with the Legion in lasc yeats loop really made their presence felt.

SDHS — C. MacQuaid, Ww. MacDougall, McIntyre, Murna- ghan, Affleck, Jelley, Weather- bie, Flood, Steele, MacDonald,

Giggey, Cudmore, LeClair, Mac-‘

Kinnon, H. MacQuaid

N.R. — Gerguson, Scott, E. N.R. — Ferguson, Scott, E. son, Vessey, Greene, B. New-

son, H. Newson, MacWilliams, | Cutcliffe, A. Taylor, MacKenzie, Dickson.

SUMMARY

First Period: 1. SDHS Steele (Flood, Weatherbie) 1 24; 2. SDHS — MacKinnon (Mac- Quaid, LeClair) 5.12. Penalties — Scott, MacDonald, P. Mac- Dougall, ‘ Cutcliffe, Murnaghan, P. MacDougall.

Second Period: 3. SDHS Steele (Flood, MacDougal!) 4. N.R. — MacWilliams (unas- sisted) 1.54; 5. SDHS Cud- more (Giggey) 3.04; 6. SDHS — Cudmore ‘MacDonald, Giggey) 3.37; 7. SDHS — Flood (Weath- erbie) 748; 8. SDHS — Giggey (MacDonald) 9.32; 9. SDHS Cudmore (Giggey, -MacDonald} 17.19. Penalties Scott, W. MacDougall, McIntyre, B. New-

son. Third Period: No Scoring. Penalties — Murnaghan, Dick- son, Scott. W. MacDougall, Flood, Affleck (major), B. New- son, Cutcliffe. MacWilliams, Giggey, MacDonald.

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Mapco Curling Draw Set For RCAF Today

Entering | Brunswick vs. Dirling of Sum

into the Mapco Curling semi-fi-| merside, Tanchak of Greenwood

nal round today, Captain Kinder | vs. Whitwer of Summerside and { of Gagetown, New Brunswick|Shewchuk ‘of Summerside

vs.

vs. Harold MacLeod of Sum-| MacFarlane of Summerside, at

|merside and W. Millar of Sum-| press time last night, Glover of

| merside vs. Stengel of Chatam, RCAF Summerside was to play

|New Brunswick. These draws|the winner of Reardon |are at the RCAF Curling Club; Wolfenden match. These tiraws |

and begin at 9 a.m.

Eight teams are entered into| Thirty-two teams move the quarter final of the Olands| RCAF club event and event. Hoare of Gagetown, New |teams have dropped into the Is-

PWC Rifle

Scott MacDonald Ron Boyles

John Peake

John Wonnacott Lorne Stevenson Heather MacDonald Bill Hennessey Jane Larkin Larry Jones Ginny Gledhill Gordon Milis Tom.Stewart

‘MacDonald 2.30.

. Second period — Scoring — Red Wings, Whitlock,.3.30; Ran- gers, Lyka (Brighty) 11.45; Red |

Wings, Whitlock 12.45. Penalties — Red Wings, Whit- lock, ‘18.30. *

Lyka (Brighty) 8.00. Penalties — Red Wings, Pow- er, 6.17. Final geore — —Red Wings 3.

period — Scoring — Red Wings, Peter Whitlock 8.25. Penalties — Canadians, Rich-

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are at 9 a.m. today. three |land provisioners event (fourth).

No teams have been eliminat- ed. The finals in all events be-

gin 7 p.m. Saturday. Club Results. ——"—

The following is a result of the Pownal Edges shoot held on Wednesday, Jan-! uary 12 by the Prince of Wales College Small Bore Rifle Club.

Hampshire 5-4

Pownal Royals edged Hamp- shire Bulldogs 5-4 in a regular league game for the W.R. Shaw Trophy at North River Rink Wednesday night.

Scoring for the winners were: E. Shadow, T. Kelly, R. Warren, S. Jenkins, and G. Herman.

W. Tremere, B. Johnson, W. Watts and L. Balderson scored for the losers.

On Saturday night, Mt. Stew- ard Sea Gulls and Nine Mile

80|Creek Bulldogs play at the

Inquire at 65 Kensington Road

| North River Rink. Game time is |8 p.m.

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ver 7 (Bucyk, Rivers) 0:39; 2 |New York, Nevin 9 ‘Marshall, Cahan) 10:42. Penalties — Oli- ver 8:53, Rivers 14:24

Second period—3. New York, Nevin 10 (Ingarfield, Brown) 3:30; 4. Boston, Oliver 9 (Green, Bucyk) 5:38: 5. Boston, Oliver 10 (Bucyk, Boivin) 17:08 Penal- | ties—Rivers 0:14, Howell 15:26.

Third Period — 6. Boston, Knibbs 3 (Westfall, Fleming) 6:55, 7. Boston, Rivers 4 (Oliver McCord) 10:54; Penalties 8 Henry 14:18, Awrey 19-09.

Saves Plante 18 17 13—43 Johnston 10 4 7-21

Curling Draw At Belvedere

The following is the curling draw for Friday, January 15th. 6.45 p.m.

Ice 1 — Dr. MacEachern, Bon- nie LePage, Alan Scales, Frank Trainor vs. Doug Hill, Al Me- Curdy, Dan McCormack, Ivan | Hughes |, Ice 2 — Mac Kénnedy, Bill Boyles, Ivo Cudmore, A! John- ston vs. Mel Jenkins, Stan Bry- anton, John Smith, J.N. Mae- Leod

Ice 3 — Frank Acorn, Keith Kennedy, Hugh Simpson, Dr. Green vs. E.C. Taylor, Fred Cannon, H.E. Carmichael, Ger-

ry Burgoyne. Ice 4 — Dr. Cox, DV. Mae- Donald, N.S. MacLeod, Bti11

Ross vs. Jack Cooke, Wally ' Coles, Dr. Coady, —. : 8.30 p.m.

Ice"1 — Al MacLeod, Ralph Manning, Joe Molloy, Merlin MacKenzie vs. E.K. MacNutt, Bill Burden, Alf Hennessey, Ted Brooks.

Ice 2 — Dave Walker, Gordon Wellner, Reg. Mahar, Ed Hodg- son vs. Cyril Flinn, Ed Fair- weather, Bill Rogerson, Ivan Berrigan.

Ice 3 — Doug Saunders, Alex Wilson, Dr. Irwin, David Scales vs. Dr. Moreside, Howard Jougias, Butch McGee, Heber Jones.

Ice 4 — Harry Bartlett, Franb MacInnis, Bob Giggey; Lloyd Grant vs.- Bill Beer; -Normas Nicholson, Ted Miller, Dr. Laid law. Spares — Dr Drysdale, George Vessey, Harry Sim- monds, Andy Humphrey, Ivan Horne. Wes Storey, Dave —Jar- dine, Wilbert MacInnis.

Skips responsible for ieing heir teams.

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