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WINS TOTAL GOAL SERIES

In I last hard-checking game of hockey played at the Sports Arena in Charlottetown last evening- The Sydney Academy boys toppled the Charlottetown Juvenile Abbie: ll-6 to win their total goal series iA.I2 and uith it The Maritime Juvenile Hockey Title.

The gamc was fast and rugged all the way with a total of it penal- tum. giinn mil hy referees Jack Kara? and Spv flcnily five of the.- sizhi penalties were handed out to the .K'yrlni-y team with the re- maining three going to the Ab- bios,

llrnriie l..1riI7 opened the scoring ftii the AI'iI'll(w at 2 27 of the first period when he shot the puck be-

-of play Botitilier rammed the puck home.

Charlottetown seemed hand-cui- fed in the third as Sydney poured home goal after goal and it turned out the Abbie had lost their chance lto win the title they hadn't won for ien years.

(.llarI(ILIPIiIWlI1 Goal - Blaich; -Fiirunrds Stewart. Arsenault. lVonnan. Thompson. Macwilllama. ulnncs. liuiligan. liants. MacDon- ald. llefence - Trainor. Murphy, lfiirrie. liradley.

Sydncy:- Goal - Macheod. For- .uartis - B klackcigan. Boutilier. Yoiidcn. Syuishin. Campbell. Mac-

the Summerside and I capacity crowd is expel-Wed

Youth Club of (i tb: Aces of Summerside

hind goalie Walter .llcLeod of the Kemanp am-iu-. guacheodl Greene; Alphas. The Ahhies went into I-Defence . Richardson, Eygng, 3'0 INHI till?" El"? Mulligan IlElP' MacPhei'son. Toiissaint. ed out by lianlr and Thompson hanged one behind the Sydney SYNIMARY

First Prriod:- l. ('liai'I0ttelnwII

iictrriindcr l

Sidney rut the it-ad in half all .,.- ., .h 1 t M 1., 7 ill when Yoiidvn heat HIaIi:h.”l::::'IIimlm.llhD::p:l(::fn1l:2.U: Tho .-lbhics made it 3-1 lA':l9lI hilpl-Rvdnev 'g x.('mden 743 g CL”: li:an got his second goa ii! I e l 1 r. xi Huh (1-r'ain'ot) lb ml" '" W0” Syd”-V ”" ”" fl(f'll-e5(?ll;vdnt:l'1- sviiisiiiii lClmP' load to half again at ill 24 when hpiw 131,4 '5 1.3"” (Mung Sxntshtn anti Fzimplicll tl0l'lll'lll'l9(I ,l,mlnm.l'1y;.m' ' their talcnls in heat Blairh. T . . Q; . I . .

The hr” "Fund MR WW nmghlblFllfll'?:Iur:3t)lll.lll:ll!pI:I;Cwil,I'Il;:l'I;n' with live penalties being handcdp gem-n'd P"indh'7i Sydnty g

ts-an rewxirtfnniytrvagiilgigi. - -.-.

c not Lantz cottpiealed the scoring. . . ' '. - i;;g-p;i;s';;v,;!;r;vin- - -hm wt.i1i.”.”'E:E. ”..”.”"Z-".f:?l:.li..S.:'.?”. l ' l ' Tliompsnn 'Lalll7l 420; 9. Char-

: Sidntiv got aiiay to a fast start , In the second tiiih .I. Etiaclwigan . finding the range after only one rriinute and fifty-five seconds of play. Charlottetown kept ahead through as Glen Thompson tired! a goal at 4.20 and got yet another one at 6.32 to put the Island team i ahead 3-it, S)nishin got one Of those black when he and Mat-Kei- gan combined on I nice play It 12:44 Sydney got another one when B. MacKelgan fired I shot past Tllaicll It l8:M.

The third period opened with

Jniteioun . Thompson ITrainori 6.- 1112; 10. Sydney -Synishin IJ. Mac- 1Kcigani 12.44; ll. Sydney - B. Mac- ilieigan lll.l)ti.

Penaltie:- Campbell.

Third Period:- 12. Sydney - Bou- tilier t..l. Mat-Keiganl 1.59; 13. Syd- ney - J. MacKeigan 6.47; 14. Syd- lney - B. MacKeigan 7.27; 15. Syri- ney - Boutilier tsynishin. MacKei- gant 715; I6. Sydney - Campbell Illurkpi 16.37; 17. Sydney - Syn- isbin IMacKeigant l9.l0.

Penaltleii- Arsenault, Synishin.

iii: thhirs loading 6-3 but the 5'0l”p

Sidney it-am fired six goals past m3”'l' 35

Biatrh in the hectic third period'M-VI-FM 15

to win the Maritim: Hockey m..m...ma.........m.. CMwri.'

The first and tying goal came

off the stick of Boutilier early in the period with an assist going to .I. Mai-Keigan. Maclieigan got one of his own only forty seconds later to make the score read in favor of the Alpha: for the first

In yesterday's story on the Aces-B.Y.C. hockey game which took place at the Sports Arena Thursday, it was implied that "Western fans" were more or less

time In the. Kaml Th! MDIIAS the indirect cause of the wild ltrrit Pmllilni lhr F1155"? 4" Elalfh scenes that took place near the mid ttrrr uion rewarded with pull nf the game. Upon further in-

vestigation II was found that thin was not altogether trite and the ruliu: started when Charlottetown fan: and B.Y.C. player: came to blow:.

their thirrt goal of the period when 3 Nlarlxeiszan got the disk be-hind Ilatcli on a solo effort.

The goals kept comitil lydnrys way for after only Ill more seconds

llldinor-lliockey NighFTo Be Held At Sports Arena Sat.

HS. Whirlwind: and Royal Ar- rows presently tied 2 all crossing sticks in In effnn to annex the Bantam Crown.

Final game of the Ivaning :tart: at 140. it will he. I Midget fixture which brings together Harry Sent- ners' snappy Abbies and Col. Al -Roger: surprising Royals.

Then It 0.30 pm. averybody wind: up I big evening with I Ikat: for all.

Whether there will b: I Iimilar Minor Hockey Program in Charl- ottetown next season will depend I lot on tonite': attendance. This is I big chance for young and old to help a good cause. Let: fill the Arena for th: youngatarnl

'i'tim.:hI i: the big night at Sports. Arena l-Eight (lily Minor teams will he ahltling it out for City IIIIFJ in Paperweight. Pee Wee. antama and Midget brackets as they meet in second game: of their IVIIIIIO-RIWIIIIHIIP series. Topping oil a real t'WPfIlfl:'S entertainment gnrt competition will b: I skate for young and old. At 7.00 pm. Cub: of South- rl and Model School: meet Blue- irds of Sp. Pk, Pkdie. Royalty Schools for the Paperweight Title. Then at 7.30. Model Parkdale Rockets moot Q.S.S. Ranger: for ahe Pee Wee ('rown. At AM pm. the Bantam: take over with two team: from Q.C.

lint about averything that please:

Sydney Blasts Abbies

Ai Civic Stadi

TontgIit'l iiio hiritest night of Hockey Season

to fill Civic Stadium when the :1 allst: in the island Senior. B Hockey League. the Basilica harltitletnwn and tangle for their fourth game of the sen lea.

The series so far has Pmduc-HI

I hockey crowd. The pace ha: been fast and rugged witlr tli: boy: on both sides belting each other around with wild abandon,

Summerside Aces And B. Y. C.

um Tonight

hand the scores. with the exception of the initial contest. ha: been close with the result in doubt til! the dying minutes of the game.

Ace: iiav: taken titre: straight. but B.Y.C. have been too close for comfort in the last two. and could easily come up with a win It Surnmeraida tonight.

Win or lose. it': almost bound to be I thrilling contest. and fan: are advised to get their ticket: Girl? Ind avoid the congestion

which I: almost bound to be pro- aent It the door: I: game time approaches.

Game ntaris at 8:30.

,5

5 The Charlottetown Guardian, Bniturdny. April 13. 1957

By JOE XEIt'.IvlI.I".R

NEW YORK IAPL The world ('Il8lTInl0iI New York Yankees and last year's National League run- ner-up Milwaukee Braves received an overwhelming vote of confi- dence by United States baseball expert: Friday a: they were picked to meet in the world series.

in an Associated Press pre-sea- son poll, the Yankees were almost I unanimous choice. Of the 563 vote: cast, 512 sportswrllers and sportacasters selected them to nail their third consecutive American League flag. 44 picked them to finish second. and seven reaction- aries had them finishing as low as third. No on: placed them any lower.

Miiwaukee': first-place margin over defending champion Brooklyn and the Cincinnati Redlega was not as huge. The Braves were named the winner on 260 ballots. The Dodgers drew 157 first-place votea. whit: tso favored the Reds. There was agreement on one point --the National League rac: will be I three-team affair. since the re- maining five teams collected a to- tal of only 16 first place votes. YANKS FOR SERIES

Yanks, Braves Series Choice

poll's history to forecast I world

series winner, 359 named the Yankees and lot! picked the Braves. The Reds surprisingly

drew more championship vote: than the Dodgers. 41 to U. prob- ably because Brooklyn has been able to defeat the Yankees only once in seven post-season strug-

gles.

Detroit. I fifth place finisher in l956. earned aecond place in the American League, far behind the Yankees in points.

Cleveland was eiirmnrked for third. Chicago White Sox fourth. Boston Red Sox filth. Baltimore, Ka us a in City and Washington ranked sixth. seventh and eighth in that order.

In the National League the big- gest surprises were the three first- place volt.-s accorded. Pittsburgh and the top votes cast. for Phila- delphia Ind the New York Giants. who received one each. The three teams wound up fifth. sixth and seventh. in that order. with Chl- cagn Cubs I solid choice for last place. St. Louis. considered by many the most improved club in the National League. could do no better than fourth. : position it

Aaked for the first time In the

occupied last year.

By W. R. WHEATLEY Canadian Pres: Staff Writer BOSTON tCPl--Montreal Cana-

light workout that was more of a happy Ikating party than I serious hockey drill and coach Toe Blake enthused over the prospects oi

Canadians Breeze Through A Light Workout Friday

passing was terrible.

"Maybe we should concede.

th h. h C dlens breercd Friday through Irma: M113: m.,;'d,l,f;:. wgxulmw iblfl.

Let's give the Canadlena credit and plenty of it In defence- man Doug Harvey.

Willi: Whaien of Picton. On!-. lnltlt Alex Hillier of North Sydney. N.s., in the lightweight division. while a welterweight match fea- tures James Burns of New WI?-Hr

ford, NS.. and Georg: Parkln of Drumheller. Alli-

Following are matches for the o e fina s:

plfllywelght--Ernest Duff. Stellar- lon, N.S.. vs John-Paul Lclebrlo Levis, Que.

Mike Chrlatmaa, Sydney, N-5., v: Bill Turner. Hill-

! .

ulfeadierwelglit--Gilbert MCK-LE non. Sydney, N.5.. VI GGOTIC I-8' brecque, Cobourg. Ont. Ind 0!-

tawa. Lightweight -- Pet: Rouletta. Sandy Hey. Man. vs John Chat-

:on. Toronto. Light welterweight--Hlrnld M0-

Bant.amweisM"

Gillivray. Trenton. N.S.. VI T0!!! Moore. London. On! Welter-weilht

Elsi MEI; People Talk

MONTREAL Maurie: lllocketl Richard of Montreal Canadiens may leave Iomc folk speechless but it work: the other way round too.

The venerable Rocket's uploa- ive four-goal performance Satur- day against Boaton Bruins did wonder: for I man whose speech had been impaired by I atnoke. nursing director Madge McKlllop of the Royal Edward institute ra- porled Friday.

Th: man. about 40. was carried by atretcher to watch television I: Canadiens Ind. yruln: battled in the Stanley Cup final. He gave I "blg yell" when the Rocket. 85. scored his fourth goal in Montreal: 5-1 victory. Montreal lead: the series 3-0.

"He's been talking aver since." Miss Mcl(illop said. "That one shout restored his confidence." The patient. whose name was not disclosed. entered hospital for major surgery and r i tlv suffered I stroke about two months ago which raduccd his speech to I few barely-intelligible words.

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The East, West Commands Move 6 To Finals

xmasmu, o i. tCPi-F.Ist- ltivars. Man. on Jun Cg;-glg mi, Prairie and" Western conr Valcartier. 1. ' mands have moved six men Ught God- into Friday iiigiiri niiiiu of the ville. Duncan. I.c.. VI waiter.

i annual C d MW Wesley. Ploaaant Laka. N.

boxing ciiunpionsiiiiu it Klnzltol - Harry community centre. VI Clarence Fa:-lotto,

Eight novice titles have Ilread! -llcilllnt Rival. NJ- been declared.gTwo more were to 13'IIN-Jim Kill. be decided Friday night. I: will Glace Bah .S.. v: Monty Low- l0 open titles. 3391'. R0

The two novice bouts will sea lion

And Prairie

Yellowknife. Y.'l'. v: her. Guelph. Ont.

Basket Final This Weekend

Tlietliirdanddacldinggamaof final:

Ialnta will be played at tli: I.D.U. gym at Aim o'clock Sunday Inw- noon.

The Trotter: won the opening gm: with I 1) point : read but i.' ”'"' l:'3"”';i '.."iE.5l

Y e o potion

lI:t ednuday

Tiger Jonas - Wins Decision g-

SYRACUSE. N. Y." lAPl-Re Ientlesl. durable Ralph (Tiger) Jones won I split 10-round decl- iilon over Chico Vejar Friday night in their middleweight bout It the War Memorial Auditorium. Jone: weighed 156. Valar lm. Th: plodding Jones halted Va- jar's undefeated streak at six straight with his usual toe-to-toe. punch-for-punch offensive.

Referee Ted Martin scored it five rounds for each fighter and also gave each fiv: point: for I draw.

Judge Harold Barnes saw it H in favor of Jones and judge Rich- Ird Foy called it for Jones 5-4-1. The Associated Press had Jones the winner 6-3-1

The victory was the 44th in M fights for Jones. He has lost 11 times and had three draws. Velar now has I record of 72 wins. nine losses and two draws.

At the start of the fight Velar showed sharp punching and was willing to trade shot: inside. He soon learned this was useless. I: Jones is noted for his durability, especially in the infighting.

lc Power Still In Hospital Friday

KANSAS CITY (AP) .- First baseman Vlc Power. one of Kait- sas City': top hitters. remained in I hospital Friday ncuperating af- ter being struck on tli: head by I thrown ball in 'rliur:day': game with the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Doctor: said he may not be able to play for I waek or lo days. Power. who auffered I conciisalnn. was reported in I satisfactory con- dition.

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ideal condition: when

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Robinson 8: Basilio May Draw SI 00000

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pitches in the last 10 years-

Ray 3? ” pi ” Friday that I Robinson - Carmen Basilio title bout this summer would draw I St.000.000-gate.

"Yes. sir. Robinson and Basilio will bring back the 31.000000-gate to New York outdoor: this sum- mer." remarked the former mid- iilewelght champion who lost his crown to Gene Fullmer Jan. 2.

"How about Fullmer?" a re- porter asked. ”You'v: got to beat him first."

"You heard me-Robinson and Basilio for the middleweight title." said Robinson. Basilio is the welt- erweight champion.

Although Robinson is supremely confident he will regain the mid-

dleweight crown in his return with ”g

Fullrner at Chicago. May 1. the 36-year-old veteran is I 16-to-5 un-. derdog in the betting. 1 Robinson likened Fullmcr fni Sammy Angott. who was light-i weight champion when Sugar Ray beat him nearly 15 years ago. "Fullmer is as awkward a

MINOR HOCKEY NITE

SPORTS ARE

CITY FINALS

i1:00..Papcrwelghts--Model-Si'pIrk Cubs

Bluebirds

7:wPee Wee!-lliiodel-Pkdle Rockets vs. Q.S.S. Rangers azofi-Bantams-QCI-is Whirlwinds vs. QCHS Royal.Arrow,: ll:-to-Midgets-Abbies vs. Royals

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fighter as Angott." said Ray. "and I beat Angott. All 1 have to do is remember how I fought Angcitti and do some of the same things."

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HOCKEY RESULTS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eastern Canada Junior Guelph 2 Ottawa it t0ttawI lead: best - of - seven final .1-ii Maritlrnr Juvenile Sydney ll Charlottetown 6 tsydney wins two-gama. goal final I0-12) . Eastern Canada Ienior, Whitby Ii North Bay 0 (North Bay load: but-of-seven final 1-ll .

"That fcllow Harvey I:-I liar- vel the way he can lay the puck and do it without looking. Tlien I fellow like Geoffrion goo: tearing out of his own end.

"But don't get th: idea we have quit. Far from it. Our fellow: feel badly of course but there is still light in them and they will be ready to go Sunday."

Henri (Pocket Rocket) Richard. who had to be replaced in Thun- day's game. because of I pulled knee ligament. watched the prac- tice Friday from- the Iidalines. Henri said he doe:n't know yet whether he will be. able to play Sunday but will give the knee a tryout in Saturday's drill. Connla Broden took over for Henri Thur!- day night and may get the assign- ment IgIln Sunday.

winding up the Stanley Cup final in Boston Garden Sunday night. "Th: boys are playing their best hockey of the Mason and they're going to try to finish this ting off in I hurry." said Blake. I cigar cocked jauntliy in his mouth.

"Theylre anxious to get the sea- son over with and if--it's still a big if-we win Sunday it will be too bad iii: Montreal fans won't see the big finish."

HAS REVAMP!-ID LINE

The CInadiens' 4-2 win Thursday put this best-of-seven final on I fl-0 basis. If the Canadiens play up to form. the cup they won last .year will be handed back to them Sunday.

Blake revealed Friday why he started his third line against the Bruins in the Tuesday game. it was a ” ', Ir ,. d line. at

at.

"The Dniln: were down I4? in game: and l figiu-ad they would come out fighting mad and there would be an early penalty." said Blake. "Then I would have been able to throw in our power play."

'iiiiitireits' CORNER

Goes Back 31 Years For An April Like The Present One

Th- enthusiasm of opening bother me if in conditions are wirirning lrniit fishermen of this favourable but that: I chance one week. Checking back on my has to take. diaries I had to go bark It years Wright's will probably live tip

in find an April to compare with to its opening morning reputation l the Drl"SG'fll month. Sunday mom- and produce some hefty trout and in: April 22nd. I. I awoke to Millview. Finnegan's and Vernon find a howling blizzard in progress River will attract their usual gang and my fox pens almost complain of hopeful'ii. The causeway: at Iv hiiricd under mounds of snow. North River and Vernon could be lrr depth on the rivers and ponds productive and ar: worth I wore similar to present conditionn gamble. The Morell river in sealed and highways were blocked com- with ire at the moment where pl:-ti-ti-. There were no snow plows good catches were made a year or bull dour: in than days and ago hiil Grant's and Mooney': old dohhin backed by I gang of should produce if road condition: mun equipped with shovel: was are passable.

the method in vogue. A favourite This week's storm has cut off I'IHs'tll'nP after each severe stormplhe supply of food the wildgeese was wrangling over who cut who'll have been glcaning from the

total-

-. wire lenrc or broke and scattered fields and they are on abort rat- the rail fence type. lt took an ax- too: until the snow melt:. in some port to follow I winter road.....li dtstricll. driven by hunger. they ill ragged like : worm acrou have ventured up narrow creek: the countryside. On I blustery in quest of something edible. The winter night it was a well to let geese have had pretty hard going

it fumed out differently. There was I ltn: change and Berni: (Boom Boom) Geoffrion not the Canadien: on their way with the first of his two goals.

The revamped third ltn: which