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Breaidnl away for two goals i“ the last period to break a 1-311 stalemate. Charlottetown‘: Knotty ivmers last night defeated Vic- toria Unions 3-1 in an exhibition hockey encounter staged at the Forum. an encounter that saw the two teams stage one of the nlcot bristling, exciting struggle; oi the season.

Wide open from tile start, the largest crowd of the season wig. messed Victoria come from behind in the seoond period to knot the count at i-aii only to fall victim's to their overanxilousness in the anal period to allow the winners to break away for the deciding counters as the Charlottetown tram played diorthandcd due to penalties.

With both squads olefin: at s tugh pitch throughout, the game on a couple of occasions, nearly tin-nod into a riot. In the last minute of the second period af- tcr Flannigan of tlhe winners had drawn a ten-tninute sentence for fighting. knocking Lester McLeod to the ice after a shoving mdch. an overzealous fan scrambled out tn engage a Knotty Niner in e orestiing match. Wiih things quieted down they played rugged fest hockey with the winner-s gar- nering their lead in between times but as a clintsx to the bit-

mn- fought struggle Itost-iliiies Guiciifla. McFadsrn. Bradshaw. were on the verge of breaking F- Mflvilllflllifi- , out in the final minute until Referees: Gordie Drillon. Roy t cooler heads intervened and PIBWIQ- quelled tlhe incipient uprising. 5mm"?! With both teams missing ohsn- "H? "P104 res and the Victoria goalie turn- l-Kflfiiily Nineffi- 59"‘ - -- tng in a whale of a game. they ‘Perfyl .- .. . -110 battled on scoreless fsrrms the Penalties! New. first. seven minutes of the per- Second Period ‘

iod. Then Knotty Ninera stnlck with Boer in Art Per- ry’s short rebound to give the winners a 1-0 lead. Fighting back and hemming their opponents in- side their biuolinc. Victoria miss- ed half a dozen chances to score before the session ended to still

Knotty Nincrs Out 3-1 Victor Visiting Victor

For the first the second period it scoreless duel but til ions came back for- rs Lester McLeod, on Knox blasted a chest into the cords on as

during the game.

to the front

nt- centre 1h! 11M. with Wallie firing waist high drive into the open corner to give his team a 2-1 lead. and loss than three; min- utes later Dowling broke sway alone to elude two dafenders and again best the sensational Vie- toris goalie for the final counter of the game. .

Lineups:-

Knotty Ninera: Goal. defence. A. McDonald. Perry, Henncssey. Andrew; i' o r we r d s. Carver, Dowiing. Shepherd, Kelly. fifison, Flannigan, Douglas, Beer, Unions: Goal. Noonsn; defence, Bebe)’. LlcWiili-ams. L. McLeod. G. McLeod: forwards. BettsflPaY- inr. Dan McLeod. Les McLeod,

Weeks ;

I-Unions. Les McLeod B01709, Fiannigtan. Third Period

!—-Knoiiy Nincrs. Shepherd (Dowling)

3.35

mil i-O at the final whistle. \

.S’sidc Legion Wins ; From Port Elgin 9-

(G. Bern rd). The suzmmmd’ ma!“ d°f“"' Penalties: McNeili, Davis. j edmPort Elgin last night. in an Lineups. t ext. bition game t the c tal '“. . . Rink by me “out” n m 1"y,;he Port Eilzin. Goal. Riley. de-

t New’ Brunswick boys were no match for the local vets and Riley. their net custodian. saved

_ them from being victims of a

more lop-sided count. The first

4—Knotty Niners. Dowlirlg

.820 Penalty: Shepherd. _

I

fence, Lutes, Spraguc. G. Alien. D. Trcnhohn; forwards, E. Leg- rre, C. Leger-a. Cornller. Johnson, Sundby. Poolcy, Bourquc (Capt). R. Trcnholm. M. Allen.

ratio]? y] Over ia Team

seven minutes of was again a is time Un- the equalizer a ploy with liigb drive pretty a Play ls was pulled of!

Ail even coming’ out for the third. Unions had a chance to go as Knotty Ninerl played two man short but the losers’ all out eflorts proved their uhdoins- Dowllng. breaking away‘ Passed to shepherd at I

Charlottetown City League Stars Saturday night.

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Big Four lea hockey talent

can be certain of witnessing action tile team that i135 been coh- slstent leaders in what is the Maritime; fastest loop.

l- Il» b i Although the lineup of the local ‘team hasn't been released for pub- lication fans here feel strongly tilat, the team to be handled by Gordie Drillon will give the visit- ors a tough tussle of it all the way.

-l- 1- 4- + Scattered throughout the City Longuc club rosters are plenty of smart liockeyists that will display speed, power and scoring punch Ln large quantities. Although it is billed as an exhibition encounter both teams will likely go all out to chalk lip a victory. if for no other reason timt. Hi0 island play- ers on the Hawks will be anxious to chalk up n victory before their former fans iwhila All Stars will be out trying to prove to their followers that the, Itockcv they are dishing out in the locnl league is every bit as gcod as that being play- ed in the Maritime Big Four league.

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West Kent school pupils present their 25th nnnunl ice sports pro- lgrnnl a1. the Forum this cvclling and improving with the ycars the list of events scheduled for tonight bhouiti provide followers of the youngsters with one of the best night's entertainment in the ilistori‘ of the event.

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Speed skating, hockey and novel- ty numbers will provide plenty of furl for all with the annual clash between Sumnierside High and West Kcnt ii0l'k(‘_V tennis fligh- lighting tho fimilliibils proizranl. This gunlc iiT\\'i\)'S licvoiops into z, bitterly ilzlrtl fought contest and tonight uiill hath squads said to be evenly illiiiiilifd one of the best

Ci'O\\'li(‘(l world tvcltcrtvci-gllt chant]!-

With the advance sale of tickets going at a rapid pace it appears more certain each day that a cap- acity crowd will witness the Mone- torl Hawks in action here against All

Hawks. leaders of the Maritime gue ind packed with will have a full squad on hand for the encounter so fans m

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N. S. Provincial Bonspiel Dpens

HALIFAX, Blob. l -tCP—- provincial Bcrwick, Wolfviifc, Dartmouth

their nlatciles in the annual tish Colutois bonspiel which underway here today.

were defeated twice

L. G. Israel.

For Ice Races

is planned for this afternoon the Victoria Driving Club. rot-cs. on harbor ice off Victo Park, are scheduled to begin 2.15 pm.

Following are the oiasses a the probable starters:

Free -For -All: McKinney, Mary.

Alcyone,

Brewer, Captain Abbe, George long, Gwendolyn Hanover, night Melody, Lilly Marlene.

Class A. Trot:

Ireland. Nortilcrn

Mi

Case Is Continuing

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 -- fiAP)

lieartbreakers To Play At Borden Tonight

Tile following nlclnbcrs of the Charlottetown Hoartbreakcrs are asked to meet at the Bus Term- inal, Queen Street at. 6 o'clock this evening. from ulhorc they will leave for Bordon for their scheduled gzlnle with the Borden Nationals. Jordan, D. Latter. Jos-

office made no effort to take

him with $190,000 to throw t fights.

assistant district attorn the rackets lone “fitness

bureau. He was t today at

Grazialio could be penalized by

Amid laughter-provoking squabbles between lawyers and witness. the district attorney's rackets investig- aiiilg ciliefadlnitted in testimony today that the district attorney's

tniddlewcigilt title contender Rocky Grazlalltfs offer to try to pick out the than who twice tried to bribe

Tile witness was Alfred J. Scotti. 9y heading

the stoic Athletic Commission's itearing for Graziantrs failure to report an ni-

to call for $75,000. Williams signed

“D . minutes.

w a baseball writer: “Ted's contract will with any in baseball." he Asked: “How about. Bob Fella

responded:

as i0 Ruth's."

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rinks — River Hebert. Halifax Mayflower »won both of

At the same time, five other rinks and ousted from further competition. Includ- cri was that of Sydney, skipped by

Today's Entries

A four-class ice racing program The

Lusticia, Peter Calumet

Class A. Trot and Pace; Miss Mac. Bill Kalmuck. Maudine Bud-

Just Bill. Miss Scott. Ethel Budiong. King Gratthn, Mac Wat-

BOSIUN. Feb. 4 —(AP)-— Slui- ging Ted Williams yesterday sign- ed his awn ticket to play left field for Boston Red Sox this coming season and the ticket is figured

the agreement after conferring with geileral man- ager Eddie Collins for about 15 Neither would divulge the enlount involved but one sox official who declined to be quoted by name told

COKIiPlfE

and Babe Ruth?" This Sox official "Well. Williams is signed to a.

li-rlng line of Deigiian, G. Ber-

Slunmerside:

Goal. Casey;

r nard and Trainor accounted for

fence, Shields. F. WoodsidaGrady. Hucstis; forwards, Deightln.

de-

G.

ioii. wtldcti to tile "fight-fix" burly- burly in boxing by reviving an old story of bow a stranger tried to

much as lifetime banishment il'Dm

None of the assorted Club Offic-

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Leo Lamoureux tiut 0f Action

(By The Canadian Press)

oureux.

when the Montrealers meet B

Llamuureux. injured mi,- in

b Thursday. thought his twist l’ to rejoin the club. He tried o ria the leg today in a skate 8t

nd idsit Montreal. Kenny Reardon,

aration and is not expected d.

knee had mended enough for him

about FOFUJH ice and the knee collapsed again. It was doubtful if he would" be able to play against Toronto this Thursday when Leafs again

another Can- adien defence stalwart, is also out of action with a shoulder sep- to play for at least another 10 days.

Coach Dick Irvin said he pian- ned to use wingman George ,Al- lell, who took a turn at. the de- fence position in the game with

MONTREAL. Feb. 4-—Leo Lam- Montreal Canadiens’ de- fsnceman. will be out o! action

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ton Bruins in'a National Hockey League game in Boston tomorrow niflst.

B.

game here with Toronto last

ed ut

New Waterford Bruin’; In C. B. Hockey Finals

GLACE BAY. N. s. Fob. 4 40?! a-Ncw Waterford Bruins raced in the Cape Breton Scnlor Hock , Lcugue finals here tonight by aka 111;: to a decisive 5-2 will over HYG- ney iVIillion-aires. taking the belfl of-threc semi-final round i! straight games. Bruins won tho first tilt lust night 4-1. _

For Sydney ‘rt was a surprise u set as tile lmvly Bruins had bee lagging in the league self-at" (o! more than a month c-f reglllfli‘ bier.

Bruins now will meet the Glace Bay Miners who vsound up leaguc piav with a comfortable lead.

The finals will be a bsst-of-seva series, with games alternating b8 tavern Sydney and Glace Bay.

Bivins Wins From Rfickwith

CHICAGO. Feb. 4 -<AP) —Jimv my Bivéns. Cleveland heavyweight- knocked out Booker Beckwith. Gary, Ind. in the fourth ‘round of their scheduled iii-round bout in the Coli- seum icst. night.

Bivins, with a 14 I-Z-Pcund PHI! In the weights. had no trouble witfl the Gary lightheavyweight and scored five knockdowns.

Bivins floored Berkwith twice in the first round with rights fo the chin, but the bcil saved ilint. the serum] he droppcd Beckwi Uivice again for counts or seven an e

Beckwith was still out when t boll rang for the start of the foiurt

Ice Racing At Montague

treated to their first race of th winter season when a group o sleek lined itari-ng-to-go horses tool advantage of a perfect sheet o

r ice on the Montague River on Sat

fast and pacing.

exciting trotting

, _ x _ _ tempt i have him “go lit the 511mg“ Contra“ “ad Fenerls Con‘ - i ~- gnmcs m years is expected to po- o). loitmcan, Morgan, Shepherd. tank“ ggalnst Ruben ( aboy) 11.36, has mural bonus clauses gceitngllvgatsy iaaontzhteiolglayg! furgrtbiylel; w“ V Dowlmg’ Carver‘ N‘ Latte“ D‘ Shani: in their Dec. 2'1 fight — a i?" w? °f iiisfalary” M!" a which were very much appreciab + + 4' '1' I-"“"°" Gm” mm’ “d Cmk" right w-bicll failed lo come otrtvllcn Pewmls licsltiilil" ‘W add“ “l” cd by the horsemen- - Th6“ are sevwal seats mt o" R cki Ciiiilflaingd of . Sol-e buk {Ted's agreement “can be compared In the Class "A" Pace H. R. D. Ray iSUllfli‘) Robinson, recently ‘m, bus and anyone desirous o; 9 5 l J ~

owned by Neil Campbell and le- t-eiltly purchased carried off thc

Feb. 1st. A large and enthusiast}: crowd ivas 0n hand t0 see some and

The merchants of the town add-

‘ liX of the home team's nine goals.

Bernard. Trainer, S. Bernard. S.

bribe him in a fashion somewhat

accompanying the team may bur-J

chase tickets at the Bus Stop. ime m,‘

At the time, Dr. Sym Newman.

honors of the day and chalked up

ials‘ pkwers‘ “mpmye” “r 5pm‘ the best time by winning the above

writers present were of the 0P1"-

ioll, iimvevcr, that. William's

1947

" trick by scoring a goal in each

Charlie Dcighan turning the hat

llrliod. Casey, in the Summer-

alde nets, though not overworked

did make some fine saves. Bour-

‘tuv was the pick of the losers. Summary:-

Guilnnt. McNeil]. Davis.

Referee: Charlie Callill.

Practice For

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similnl- in tlllll c-I the $100000 offer in the Rocky Giazrzlilo case. ‘ + -|- + 4-

Robinson was offered. however, nilly $25,000 if he would refrain from going through with his then- st-hedulcd fight against Champion

Joe Louis has resumed training for his F b Arturo Godoy of Chile. Joe had

State Athletic Cohimlssion physic- ian iliuglloscd the soreness as a snore-lilac condition. Scotti. how- over. insisted that Graziailo told hint he used a "kink in his back” as all excuse to pull out 0f the fight because "it wasn't in him t0

I I I Louis Training MEXICO CITY, Feb. 4 —(APi-_

e . 7 ia-round exhibition with

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salary would cquol the $80,000 the New Ycrk Yankees paid Babe Ruth.

4 Artificial

' . ~ - . take a divc" and he “didn't want i First Period Marty Servo on Sclliemivel‘ 6- 805- @6188 he M‘! L“ to g0 through with the Shanks .' l"s“""m"'fld°i 5- 39Y"5l'd "'36" "M Tp?" JAM?" m‘ "NHL The Hcavnvoight Chilmpiflit saiti bunt became those curs might I e 13- Gallant) tlgflgrilp" “m” IW“ m" “nor the mile ulltl a iralf ilitittide Ilerc have thought the deal was on" and c i-Summerside. Deighan I I ” ' affected him "Just a little bit." “might tnnnr Graziano was crcss- |' (G. Bernard) 4- il- 4' II‘ "*1 Lng them.“ L-Summerslde. G. Bernard Th, serwhgnbin..." bout "i..." F. n‘ k I Scotti was still on the stand ‘Didlliani was Ilbld for Servo tviiitdrriv hc- s I WllPii the 1195114“! W!“ 351101117194 PPM?» Eigin. M. Allen < . C“ cause nf an injui-otl now, itllfl ile a n until ionlolTotv. , ’ ill. Banning) wf§§j°j§n‘_’§’,’jf',’ §{,'P,'§;”§ $3.5m: lntrrrlrvlijirvd. Ifiivirli the tigrnvnv- I N B B _ I -~—---—~- . Bl’ “"455” DUMMMY Penalties: None. session at the Forum tonight M“ " mm" m“ "'““"‘3' ° W‘ n . t t ~ ' he vacant vrou-n last December "O I e ‘FORONPU. rel). K - (GP) ~- 5°°°M| "P104 starting at 5 o'clock and the foi- t “ ‘ 0.1mm, ' plans l4 artificial ice pai- 5"'(5gixf;':;;;'=|d¢- 5- G111!“ lowing 3:0 raked to be on hand for M’ I T’, "' ‘l’ "1' “as next winter and sponsioring Q wo oil : flaunt lle senrcr Harlem BA» R T F [A 4 “pie i g I I cities don't want l0 sec this $ .000,- 5~S\immcl‘5id0. Dcighan Goal, McKtnnmi. Davis: defence. Nrgm anid hr‘ nod boon abut-anvil’;rénitilggg tfitil-feiitjerd Lonigizlr 0m jun“ cI1l(trp1-i&e "n.1, m, [in- 7 '6» B°""""dl HFTIIIPBSQY. P. McDonald, Methoi. 51d b?’ ‘"21?’ Wmflflflr“ ‘" fflhff m‘ tor thc-sccnnti (lays play in tnr angini rocks \\‘|li|(‘. titrii- nctkci’ ~ bunmierside, s. Gallant Kgefp; for-wards, C. MacDonald. LiI-‘l-Viig; ~-f‘°éo°g“g"";1“lltilillf_‘e" iii“; New Brunswick bonspirl. , teams are exposed i0 iflflifiilfillllliflifi (Grady) Blanchard. Mahar, Carver. Dowl- a New eyork fight Anhlfugf‘ fie The Buthurst rink skipped ‘by nrmdmg» by [he Unit...‘ 51mm Penalties: Huestis. F. Bernard. mg, shepherd, I-Iigson, Robertson. had told rpportprs about H’ shark yeteaanl NlflfdThlbfldfirllé181W]?! NEW yQRK, Feb, liq-(AP) ‘g: Hockeywn-Se m,“ Wm demand a q] Tilléfli gerlgd d Perry. Kelly. Iy after the offer was nlado, Rgy rggcrh glzyoggpea]: sescuugn 2° 2322f Rxlhgamluigifgfff‘ éfigfgp“. top-flight. teams before the shell —.\m-mers e. . ornsr _id1., p h i i; 1' ' , ,‘ - - _ , - I _- t -' ti, 1139131,“) g8... flfifflf,,,jfi,.'i§gfnfjiss,cgi Reg shl\€5 Campbellton liiik uns “sued [he you“... hQmp-{nn krflgg cult io help m) of Hllk H101 Z1295

Yi-Sutrunerside. Trainer . lil-iltmmersida. Deigoan '

. rodxiilbt flash on a

Southern King’: Team Beat Souris 3-1

Out scoring their 0999mm! 3'1 in the first twenty minutes o! plflYi battling through a scoreless mid- dle session and then shootiflfl P“? only counter c-f the final per ori southern King's All stars Monday night defeated Souris Malone?!" 9-1 in an exhllrijiillufl game ally" at the Sourls r .

A crowd that packed the rink to capacity saw the two teams wage a fut, close checking In" throughout all three Periods "f play- Ail Stars drew orenlna blqed midway throuih the {Prat PM“!!! with hen Fitz amid counting on a pas; from B. Lean and the Win- ners went two goals u five min- utes later when Pork user dent- od the twlnel, Clemens and Stevens drawing assists on the play. M8- ionairen’ flnst el came n the dy- ing minutes the period McKen- zic snarilfi a loose puck to belt the All Stars goalie cleanly.

The goalies. Plsrm of Bourli anti McKay of the All Btu-s give stand- out rforrnancos throughout the sco on middle period mskinl I nurnba _af great eaves that seemed lobe! for [oils with the All Burl ultlng the verdict away halfway through he third twenty minutes lay, . W. Lev

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to the district: attorney's office. I I With New York tlcally a cinch to iomi Hockey Lrag ter four straight years in isst it's only natural that mana- ger-Coach Frankie Boucher should start getting a few accolades toss- his way.

Rangers prsc- mako the Iat- uc play-offs sf-

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Herbert (NY. Sun) Goren even _suggests that Bouchcr is the coach of the yeatt. it would be a. splen- did tribute for Frankie. and per- llaps his inst chance to receive such an award, for the word in out

that he may quit coaching at the t

and of the season and devote all his time to front-office tiirec- t tlon of the Range

r l1o¢k9y system I I O

played in the East Royalty Rink Mund-ly evening between the East Royalty Royals and the Charlotte- town Crystals. B

sheet of ice wit

undefeated with three wins. An upset occurred when D. P. Connolly's Bsthurlt quartet lost three straight.

Royals Defeat Crystals 8-5

A clean fast game of hockey w-zs

hospital room yesterday.

chflndler as he was ushered "Iim going for you. o , you get well soon.’

to speak. ,,

Chandler. dabbing his eyes Win}: a handkerchief. was ushered ou. by a nurse.

‘French Hospital, where Ruth was opernteci upon. reported his condi- tion still was fnir and that he was more cheerful. ‘

the nets fur the visitine: Cfyliilh- A return game i: scheduled for a i-lter date.

oth teams played key on a perfect _ h the Royilizi hav- llg a irtlie too much finish around

lxfra good hoc

Baseball club owners of the Nu- tionsl Ircngue have adopted what president Ford Fri-ck described u "drastic measures" in an effort to cope with the gambling situation in the circuit.

O Q I The magnate: ruled that in the future all visitors will be barred from the league's clubhouses. dress- lng rooms of nun err and umphes, dugout: and play n; fields‘ bdfare, during and after gamel.