Oct 21 1983'

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Mucilnildld Summerside Bureau of The Gunrdiun

Eagles Uncertain As Yet

Although iiiere is no oliieinl mal make matters elcu decision with regard in

MAP basics joining the island Hockey Leanne. there is a strong leelinc down iliiseanla) that the boys oi the Air Force will he on. teriug their Sllphnmnre year in the iSHL it they do enter. and the .iunior Pefltluins don't. will be a raihcr unenen prnpflsb tion to have one team troin the city oi charloili-iuun. uni. the privilenr oi hickinu plaiors irum Saint nulislnirs Unlvi‘rsih, and havr one team trom Summer sidr. \\llh no apporiun plai- s trim the RC. at Dawn and Goliath proposit- tion. but iiwc can scare up a ten cond. rcliahlr Sling shots, it

Crowd-Pleasing Football

High school ioolbaii is setting hrlilcen Saint Dunstaii'l Hicll to be more clnllti - plat-«Sing as and Summerside High on Saturv time ior s on There is little riav \tns thc most interesting we dun-it iiiiil illt‘ more ircuiirnt use hair sccil I" this inierschulastio oi lilt‘ inmate] was: is partly rer football sponsihle The teams are sprinkl- ing their ground niiatks witii some aerial manoriii‘rrs. and getting a lair amount or colit- pirtlous Ht illh game too Twcu- ty or more years ago in rounds. the trim and true sir rgv was "two bucks anti .1 k anti ii you didn't li:i\'l' Slime spectacul-

Dame humor has it iand you ‘

never can believe everything the aid lady Snysl that

now has some particularly capable iteienremrn lined up iitr the coming season. With most oi their torwardr at last war Still with them. a tighter delence woui about all Ihey pinilii need to stay right . in the “tick oi things. and we're sure ions. both in Char- ioiletown and Summemide. \muid welcome a strength. ening nl this train. though they were strong enough to put up some very esciiing bat. ties last year.

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We watched Gordie. Howe'l attempts to tie Rocket Rich. ard’s goal-scoring record on TV Saturday night. and al- 1 though Gordie had some our i misses he in still one Short. ll least. before Sunday's testsi Getting the tisial goal or

INFIGHTING

Billy Daniels of Brooklyn. round bout in Montreal Fal- animous decision over the lil- imp???“

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equalled by Max Bentley oi

mldose Decision

lBathgate & Goyette Lead

Rangers To 5 -1 Victory

NEW YORK tan 7 liody.hc iielprd Andy liaihgaie sour-.11; 2. New York. listiigata t Intel—Young, minor. miscoa. Bunnie, long s scoring twice and Don McKenocy once. iGoyeiIel 3:40; 3. New York. duct and panic misconduct.

Ice with New York Rangers, tie did not iigure in naugerr' counted his lirai goals oi the last score when Camille Henry new campaign to lead Rangers l tallied his with career goal in to a Si victory over Boston‘ttiz third period.

' Sunday night. Johnny nucyk Goyctie Set is goal midway in

Iot Boston's the second

Brui Phil what

believed to I National Hockey.perind Ind only some pen! 1

work by go is Jacques Piante iin the mom nets kept the brains lroni sooriug ind-c,

i Gnyetie. a Montreal Cnnn~ died since lane. was involved in the big between-season's trade which saw Rlnlers and Chou-

League Record with tour assists in nne peri

This occurred in the opening period when Rangers plied up a 1-1 lead against the winlen nruihs. The oilicial NHL rec- ords do not list any mark ior most assists in one period. ‘dlens exchange goalkeepers. There is one tor most points in . Bauigate. who scorcd 35 galls. a period—live by Les Cunning-liar Rangers last season. hadl ham at Chicago Black Hawks promised to shoot mure alien‘ in January. 1940. on two goals this season "I an eiinrt to drive‘ and three assists. This was l his goal total even higher. However the rugged right; tau. on winger 1 led to get a goal inl naugera' tirst tour outings this‘ season but tinnliy lound the net

Goyettc's lirst assist came an against the wiuioss Bruins. Vic Hadiield'r goal less than SUMMARY seconds alter the opening lace- First period—i. New Yurit.l

i iGuyette. Neiisani

Chiclgo in January. {our goals and one Insist. GET FAST GOAL

‘McKenney 1 iGoyeiie. Neiisoui toll. Hillmsn. minor and m

.951; 4. New York. Bil-hilt: 2 jar, salon, minor and major

liGoyetini 19:05. Pa II- 11:14. '

hau 2:57. McCord 5:52. Cahsnl Saves: Williams 12:42: Gilbert Worriey Green two mm at

Hall - - Detroit 3 Toronto 2 Second period — a. nostun. . .liucyk t loiiver. Williamsi Pun” ‘CFH’W‘N‘ M 10:30. nullity—Howell 4:33.. Wm“ “9"” "W" “m” in "I- Gilhm “.08 rural period and hold no in Third periodr—G. New liork. We“ “Ml” MM“! Luis M Hem 2 (Gilbert, Mummisundolt night in a National J3.” peumepmu ‘l-iociley Lelsue game which 5”". row Gordie How thwarted . Mm“ n “W again in his ellort to tie to. em” 1 I 343 Elli-iii. career Snllvntorinl ree.

Chem 5 Montreal 3 . . ‘ CHICAGO iCPi Cnmago‘ Black Hawks downed Montr real Canadizns 5n! Sunday night in the first. meetinl thin union between Llle two National Hockey League team.

The Vittnry. Chicago's iourtn at home in tour games. moved the Hawks two points Illead 0!

I a 13—h 12 to “~39

him had his record-win. gull taken away in the iinai minute. Howe. who need! one gall to tle Maurice Elelnrd‘l career record of 544 goals. bloated a catheter into the empty Toronto net at 19:36 but Releree Frank Udvari disallowed the . Udvari said Alex Delvecehill

nil- Brim "Ir end 0! the WM “MM” Torch and Detroit into min l oi the wings set up the play by —— ipoeaeasion oi first place. Tor- shovelliug the pack with his onto had shared the trail with i hand in Norm ullmsn who then lthe Hawks but was beaten Sun- . passed it to Ho e rules u day night by Detroit. itorbiii directing a puck to o

l Pive players shared in the teammate by hand

By STUART LAKE short running plays. He went AWA (cm—Quarterback i lix yards tor his rirst one in incl

Hnwka' production I: lhe Chi-i It WE! the Second straight cagoans displayed their insti- Sunday in which Howe nu had balanced Attack of the younli n goal disallowed. the other non. I coming while Detroit war Mill After Gilles Tremhlay put the cited [or I penalty.

Clnadienx on top early in the The Wings. pinyin. without first period while Chicagn'l‘ regulars Parker Mlcbonald Ind Johnny McKenzie war in Lite Bruce MacGl‘l-‘Enr. built I M

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.. . ,. . , kson threw tour touch. third quarter and went over . . n , s . . na h . :l-iiistbarnnikliiiiln:dilnillniirrinilili; Risimismirfdiiioiiigehiiilciiii. an); Toizii'i‘gfgizfig. ley. mur seventhranked therankcd Daniels. m. icP it‘loswnulruls‘ez. onfinofesiu‘em wig again “tin the lourtb irom the limit. .fiile.d:'f:,f;";i2i plfi‘gxmjelgelsgccgiiglllzg . . . or it out a o o. . $230331: 5;;cfyclgllo;li;:::;i;l:a Sfigmnlhcuzlayerh music: 1 chandler. Al‘lz, liurinlz n in wnrld heavyweight, wrln by are Wirephoinl iload oiltawu Rough nid' ers8 to a “"53; Beri'lgtin kicked two zit Dugofifgk‘cfim In m a“. passing is dangerous with inex- ma e in hard. But 2"“ W'" "V" “mm” Al“- Yflm field goals, s 25-yard rniuutcs. showering Kol'e

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ettes Saturday.

ngie and a conven‘lor lite

score. Donny Hitii let up centre nilii Terry S

pcrienccd quartorhatks and re How. “my... y... . i... m... . . . . . awchuk with 22 shots in .. . . l Jacksonr brilliant perioi‘m- remaining Montreal points. “ginfnmk‘y time this season to break A S S a I lance. watched by a record. Berrettn's kicking accounted my 1"" "° W" in” mm mm “d ‘3 "‘» u” ' Richard‘s record than Roger e o Lnnsdowne Park crowd oi 22.. in. all at Montreal-g seven. 1 A . . ' . b‘“ “‘9 “'7‘” “3‘ ‘° be 1mm ° ° 76:. kept Riders in a iirstvplaca points in the first hall at lhal 5‘" Wm" H" mm“ 0"" Ken" “mm i" ““

the dangerous \i‘av The Maris had to better Ruth‘s.

Commander-In-Chiei Wins Irish Stakes

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l Gus \lacFal-lane's lliouot Ai-l warming to their task with lison Va rsity squad invaded Saints in possession early in thal Charlottctuwu Saturday and tell that eliciting tor Sackville. with a 351.0 triumph over Ed Hil~‘ iton'r St Dunstan's outiit in an Allan ic Football Conlerrnce con-

second chapter. Pele Clare. hard-working tackle. intercepted a Ripley pass and raced all iho‘ way into Saints' and zone tor tiiui initial mulor.

NEWMARKET. England AP) in North America. those who “‘51 Encouraged by their Success.. Commandcr-luchicl. a bargain hail drawn Commanderln-Chial erm “N 15 mlnuies 0' Sat“ Mnuniles kept up the pressure post only $420 in the irish sweepstakes l... the urdav struggle. the hioiintios and with live minutes to go in‘

Taccllorsr lilai goon surged linhili in a jackpot in nritain. hctiors who lighting limAli Sriurtiay to grab picked holh Commander-ins thc Cambridgeshire stakes by a [Intel and Utrillo. winner ot the naran mornin Cesarcuitch two weeks aliu. Photographs :oic him a neck struck :oid by bringing oil the advonlace oior Principal. irzditlunal autumn double owned or Eduard B. nonyamlu CommanderJanhiCi started at you Orleans, Louisiana at odds oi lilo to 7. Principal Hasty Cloud. second iavorite. was 33 to l and Hasty Cloud was another 1‘: lengths away. is in ‘1. Fair Astronomer, ti.to.2 third burllin lias iourih iavnrltc. was never among the Tllt: Winning iimr has l 34,32. leaders The race. which has been run The 23 horses split into two. since lulu. had its smallest tield groups. one on either side oi the in a hallrt‘entury alter a cough- ira . Casting Vole made tile in: cpulcnuc sucpt through runnng in one group. Hasty British stahlcs and cut the numA Cloud in the other brr oi cnimnis to i [it the uphill linish. Coin- comnianeieruntiiers ihiia- mandeHn-Chief and principal (le'ln: hunt. in tile lie-mile hit the trout, They were on race lion a iii-st prize oi sumo either side at the track as they ‘lor his fillner, “Dkr‘iilo‘ll ballroom passed the linish line. it \iasn't ycoon L'lil') ' iiclousc . . li .llso meant liludialis ior a “m” "’h'C" “3" w“ “m” 'h‘ haurltui ni liickv people on both result 0' '11? thsiai’hs “35 announced.

Upset Is Pulled By Lowly 49ers

8v 'illE ASSDCiATED PnEss seiere iuiui-y to his passing Guinea hi' rasloil nunrier hand in a tislisuinninn lneirienv hat-k Lamar .lchau. iniury~rid~ with St Louis' .iimmy Hill tiur« dlcd San Francisco 'igcrs pulledl ing the Paekers' flu-1 victory on the .\’n l shocker oi thclover the Cardinals 'Naiinnai Poothall Leanne sea SUI; bvflwhipninn nrci-iously unriT‘Ehfonm'g’; rimmed mm ceaic C lcago Bears , ~ ' Silntlay tor their tlrst victory. like Bears loss. icil Green any. The upset hy llie 'i9ers, whusni 3"“ Gillian m 3 he 101'th vol: total seoring output in the lait 5PM Inl‘hf‘l we“ W'm 0'1 rec- two gamcs consistcu ot a pair “"15- CcV‘ "Id lead‘ the 335}. oi ticlrl goals by Tommy Davis by W0 Sam” 0"" 5‘ Linus brought new Coach .lack chri. and New YllI‘k- hot“ H tiansrn his lirsi VFi. triumph The Giants rimmed m WP and nvrrshatinlwri two oihorflemlofl-N‘PY meet the Brawn». my" dwmmm. V Inmmy at Cleveland next Sunday—as Brown‘s two league records and ado Txl‘tsllennassggflinr ilvur or w i a - vicory

seemed in danger at losing a the halt. Bryan Thomas tin-l name that ill? experts had lire- Mike Narcoii carried the bail dictcd “as theirs with easzi deep into SainiS' icrriiory. oh Hollol'i‘i'. iu the second quarterl itir nexl play tullhack lilik-a they rallied their torccs. pickedl Cawkell made it from six ynrt‘isl up a couple ni touchdowns and out ’l'orenii mane nooti on this} core saints little opportunity to cnl‘ert attempt anti 'Viliiilltles col organized lrom there to ille went to their dressing room at ' halt lime loading la-li.

Tc Sat-kviiir rnllegtans sour Saints' supporters were el-l ed luo more motors in the third; pectlnc their iavoi-iics to com scrsion and drabhed

e ’ a similar.put tor the Second halt iuli at number in the iinsl is minutes. fire. it wasn't long heiore the Three oi the six touchdowns. same [ans iouud out the locals were converted by Mike Norcott. just didn't have it and the only

Suinis' quarterback. Fred Rln- question unanswered was how luludp u i i e rihui: a Spfirklinghéfll big the score would be H" m" "" ' k" "51v "3' " i E Speedy iullback lllike Callkel‘l W“ and "W Red Sm" WW"! come through with three great. 59"”er 0" “m” “53$ 9“ Pa?" ‘ runs. the linal one ot which took dirt Hallback Jim nriitlth car. Mnunfies w Smms- ,1... m. “0“ ‘2. “"15 1° “‘9 W“- A ‘0 line. it was easy tor quarterback yard line and tailback Mike Mac» Tom smey .0 make u m. a Phee brought Saints mighty map my a... my 0, “,9 My 1'1"” “‘"h "N "n" “’“5' Hm’" Norcott had no trouble with ihi ever. a costly tumble ruined the com... and m! my... BMW. scoring chance and Saints ncvc ‘ with” M W, ‘

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‘ and .llni Grililth saved the Red Bill OUT .lnd Whiiors iurlher embarrassrl When thr team! changed and: mom when he intercepted al alter the ilrsi quarter. it w-s Storey pass on Solnis‘ 25. Huwr‘ Still ll (rnreless nail game. buiiever. the Hilianmen enuli‘1 MarFai‘lane' boys were only move the ball and Mounties

Saint Dunstan's

iooiball ieurn dcieatcii Summer-1255. in the llnai ouarter Andy side High at Queen Elisabethl Arsenault galloped about sixty Park Saturday by the scare oi yards to notch up SIX more az-ll The win gave the Saints it points. and Chandler converted. slrauclrhoid on the lnterscholai- George McNeil] ended the scar iii- Senior “A” Championship. ing with an unconverted touch saints's quarterback sneaks it down with a few minutes laii in over the line curly in the nut the game.

quarter and Don Chandler made summersidc taking to the air

. in Conference Game Here

. and ihe iieel~inotcd halfback was

‘Io the pnwrrlul St. FX snuad.

Beat Summerside‘Kempi Gums

u... es... s .. m... On Fleming

were back in ariion in short or- der. Cowkell. .iamos and head supplied line runs. Rend's 11» yard laiini takiui: him in the enemy ii yard line Starry led head the pass- on the next play

over tor the iourtii major. Nor- cott‘s eonvcri attempt again was ‘ooti.

STILL HUNGRY

8 Starting the iinai quarter with T

a 27-0. the Visitors were hungry tor more They did manage a pair oi majors. llrysn Thomas the ennineer ni tile ilrSt an d‘ haiihnck Paul James the star an‘ the Second. Noreatt failed on hoih kicks but Mounties‘ marflin was 39-0 and that's the way the attair ended

The Mounties had their grentv esi marina in the rushing .de- partmcnt where they nuinished Saints 4E yards to 159 yards, Calvkrll on is carries nccountcd inr in; iii that James had 93 yards in ii aitempts and Read was all in the sane numbnr oi carri

Mike MacFllce led the Saints Willi 6-1 yards In 11 attempts, Ripley. Saints' quarterback. was injured early In the third nuarl- er nntl .inhn Driscali ililed in the re‘i oi the \\'fl\‘

The Mounties had ii that. downs. i9 by rushing. 2 by pass-i ing. Saints had only it and tour. at these came by way ot penal—r ties ‘

A lami- irrllvd lieued tile i'on-i

test under summer conditions» .1”

with the temperature hm-eriutl‘

around the To mark. |

Saints now own one victory in} tour starts. \iotlnt liiiisnn has al .‘Li record. their only lose beingi

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Peter Kemvl got tour iieid goals and two converts satur- day night to strengthen his hold on second place in the Western Football Conicrence scoring in: e

c . His 14—point poriormancs lar‘

tie with Hamilton Tiger—Cats in game. Ha set up his lirst iieiti the Eastern Football Conicr. goal by recovering his ence, Each has 16 points and :ityard punt in the iirst quarter. two games ieit to play. Alolh He added Another field K051 and sites trail the leaders by iourl: single in the second period.

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points. The big crowd exceeding incl

leading scorer. hit [or his sixth‘ Lenin lo the second period Ind

goal early in the Second period. l Billy Harris got hit 100th NHL

Alter Claude vanst pulled Ca- [all at 7:07 of the (lull.

nndiens tit within a goal oi Iy- S MMABY

init at 15:24 n! the Second Flnt period—I. Detroit. In- Iu'am l (Faulkner! '

ironiesctiicsgn deienceman Pi. ln~ . erre Pilate swept in behind the ‘ Detroit. nclvecchio 2 iGadrhy.

SUMMARY .

I ‘ . Montreal nets. came out in troutlstrattonl 14:29: a. Detroit. pram“: record of 22.40“ a?! n ‘ F'r“ 9""1" or the cage and flicked tho puck liarklcy 1 iStraiton, Jetticyi 1961. came in its tool with a. - Montreal- “91d 5"“ '59" under Worsley's tailing trains th-ta Penalties — ithovliell denier-lug real when Jackson "t‘" lg?"- m non Murphy concludd the T'zo'isaun ihrew a 24-yard strike ID [tanner to Ill r - . ' '. '

mm mm m m “m. ,1 Montreal my! mum“) Chicago scoring in the last pew Second Period. i pronto.

winning Willi-5. T u c k e r had

rind. Montreal's final goal was Kean 2 iDui Kl by Bernie Geolfrion late in the Barkley “1:48. Shack “:43, Geo-

worked himseli into the clear in 2. Ottawa. touchdown iTheleni ,

the right corner oi the end time. “5‘ ngmmn Ind giewagiigii’yim WW")

tone. ‘4. Ottawa. alluvial iBelut . Pleat period»l. Montreal, 0.; Third Period — a. Toronto.

Econ” TOUCHDOWN “55 .5 9"“er “"10 0“ ‘Gaimi Trembin z iiiousscsu. Beli-‘ nurrls iShaek. Puiirdt 7:07 p. mm...“ was Tuck.“ 1 30- veaurziao; 2. Chicago. McNetlr‘ Penalties—Douglas o8. Jeiirey

“Md ”‘ m '"’""°°“' “” Ereiiilinilicgli "9“ 5°31 '5'" é awaiting)" 13:19“; ‘alsgllcsgm iiii. Puliurd 7.52.

it edir 13~ d' i - sy u. aso : . a... Sam;

giiii misaflfiinknonmgngs anvil. 7"“ Q“ m 36- Hiilmui Bower

artrr , . third quarter alter Ridrisl “w” "mm"

7 Oliann. (ouchd worked s Sleeper play thstl 1""

ii. Ottawa convert ineiui

' 54 r . . . l “‘t‘mmj'odt'h“ muchdwms. Montreal. touchdown iDixoui Wiring 5 immum mum“, passes wcrs caught by Dave} 7:50 :oa. . Montreal. Provost l whale" Gena G I t "as. 10. Montreal. cflilVl‘l‘I iBEI‘i‘ElIHl lHaCklli’Dml 15:24. 5. Chicago.

George Eeiu. who book over the Fourth Qu- r

ottawa kicking because at a leg 11. _ Mantle-L toll Hid ow u in'ury to Nine Racine. coin- iDlxoni 5:1fi pkted [ha Ridgr scoring with. 12. Montreal. Convert inerretiai three converts. ‘13. Ottawa. touchdown iTuckerl

altics A Mono 3 bk 0 3:55. Geotirion. sawchuk

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1 47. Second period _ 4, Chicago.

Pllme Z iWh-rraml l7:l5. Pen- Illlel —— Murphy 32M. Provost 7.51. Mac-Noll 11:14.

period — Murphy Ci (Maki. a Montreal, Geoiirion 5 iii. C.

Halihack George Dixon scorcd‘

[3:15 both Montreal tllurhtinwnn on‘ 14. Ottawa. ('llilvi‘l'i laolui

Britain And Australia Tie For First Position

SYDNEY, Australia iCP-APi lindlvidunl match record at 17V! 1 Britain and Ausiralin becnmciagainsi lb . amateur golt co-champinns ot. oath At ca. although no;

Commonwealth Saturday ilouger a commonwealth _m m.. utter s icusiouiiiled, down-toe‘ber. played by special lnvliati therwire linish in the lion! day's and tinished with ee in t mntcnel ol the live-day round. points. New Zeallnd was last robin tournament. wi h two points. I

Canada tinishod in third place' in the Cauadadsrltain match, alter bcing deiented by Britain ‘ nritaiu's Michael nonaltsck who

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racketeer builds vice

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Harrowlng trier of and tenants is ten. Ind 0! "until at thull uncompen- led by ferocious Alsatian dogs lore: to ours to move by phyriui vioimt. were revealed In the Brits NI Home of Common! in connection with iii- Cit s.

Tri-mhlay. Bi‘iivenu) iti.:t9. en-

in the lightly-nllyefl llnllel, only one match ended in a win-

ninz marlin of more then 2 and l.

Cnnndinn’ mull»: icon-dinn- rstt

Fourlomel — Wexlock and anan halved with Suddler Ind Shade 2 Ind 1: Wakenam Ind Tlrfhigrlt bell bunt and TM!‘ wc -

tuidny live to (our. lw loading but w ehlrli or an . silverbei‘l Ind no. Keel-r cm. the m- inim... under...“ dufingivlctoril. the 19am champ oi Alexander lost to nonsiiscll and MSW” m, m. K“ ,, the tournament, tied with South ni-itish Columbia. 1 up at the Green 4 no a. mmmm W mflbm h