and Midget

tdent oi the Maritime Hagkey Association.

the puck play is blown d

The M. A.

of-ilrc series it time permits.

Mar. '5: Winner oi series -'3"

"A".

l D: '';3. 18: Milton at Cornwall.

lrsb, 20: Cornwall at Milton. Ieri '

ea ll. 1 . Z5: Parkdale, at winner 2'1: 'winna- oi series "D"

gt winner oi "0".

nor oi "E". Series C:

Pd). iii: Aiberton at O'1sa.ry.

Feb. 20: O'Lee.ry at Aberton. series H:

are at R. C. A. F.

Pleasant Bombers. Series J:

and winner at "H".

net of "G". Series K:

Feb. 18: Borden at Freetown.

Feb, 20: Freetown at Borden. Ieriu L:

it winner oi "J

at winner of "K". ieries M:

FEBRUARY 15. 19ers

Announce Interrnediate, Midget Playoff Dates

gou'w1ng schedules ior

Prlllllcz Edward Island Intermediate playoria I-vies! relgeed

b W lter wor, es-

1”" mam Y '1 Amateur

d to the icing the ,,,,V,,".m;ut'.”llr. Lswlor stated that, m"”.r..:"":?.. me

am us e are 3;; l,:".'lioe ovu the red line in me deiending zone. Otherwise the

own. H. A. ago

ted that iinai p -0 or e gland Intermediate "A" champ- ionship between the Abbies and the opposing team will be a best-

Feb. 26: Maren at Charlottetown

Eoyglj. rt-um zawkra Island mm series a: I Series "E":

March 3: Winner oi Boris ''A' March 20: Charlottetown Minor ,t " " at winner Series "8".

March 5: Winner of "C" at win-

Feb. 23: Mount Pleasant Bomb- Feb. 25: R. C. A. P. at Mount

March 81: Winner of series "0" March 5: Winner of "H" at win-

Msrch 9: Winner oi series "K' March 11: winner of Series ".1"

March 16: Winds oi Series "L"

at winner at series ''1'"'. March 18: Winner oi Saris "P"

at winner oi series "L".

series N:

Winner oi "M" at Ch.a.rlot.tetown

Abbies. Oliaelottetown A-bbles at winner 0, ..M..

Iiitizlulepernliiswillta-ytomake beet-oi-iive series oi iinala.

Midget Division

Series "A":

no. 34: Geo'town at Montague.

Rb. 3'1: Montague at Geo'town. Series "3":

Murray Harbor. March 4:

tat-mediate winner of Series "A". . series "C": - series A: March '1: Winner series "B" at Feb. la: oooxrotwn It Mont- Parkdale. mug, March 10: Parkdale at winner Feb. 30: Montague at George- series "B". town, Series ”D": series 3: March 13: Winner Series "C" at Feb. 23: Charlottetown Roy!-ll summerside. at Morell. Mhrch 11'. Bummerlid at win-

nor Series "C"

at

March 2: Winner series "A" at Murray Harbor at

TRAIN FOR CORONATTON

The ROMP horses who will take part in the Coronation procu- sion next June also undergo apoc- ial training. Blank cartridges are tired near the horses to accustom

March 24: Winner oi series "D" at Charlottetown Minor.

Horse May Spoil Melbourne chances For Olympic Games

M:li1L.BOIMiNE. (AP) - Even ii all other obstacles are overcome. the humble horse may deprive Mel- bourne ci the 1956 Olympic games.

A three-day equestrian event Ilnd Grand Prlx de Nations are compul- sory womts at tihe games. But tihe only ,wsy horses from countries other than England or New Zea- land can ernteir,,Austra.lia is by first serving a. six-month quarantine period in England,

The problem now is whether Dur- opeun, U. 5., Riumian, Mexican and Argentinian horsemen will go through iihe expensive procedure oi sending their mounts to England ior six months before the games.

The chiei quarantine omticer for Victoria, J. de Courcy Talbot, said there is ainolutely no chance oi any relaxation of title regulaatrlons.

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SAOKVILLE. N. B.-Feb. lb-A. J. MacAdam's saint Dunstan'e University hockey team put on a torrid third period drive to score iour goals here Saturday night but their all-out eiiort wasn't quite enough as they fell beiore Mount Allison University '1-6 in an in- tercollegiate hockey game.

The Mounties raced into a com- manding 8-1 lead in the iirst hall of the game and then tell apart under the Saints driving attacks. Only the outstanding work oi goalie Lloyd Hicks in the Mount- ies cage prevented the Saints irom winning the contest.

As a result oi their victory the Mounties win the iirst section oi the N.B.-P.E.1'. playdowns by tak- ing the two game series irom Saint Dunstan's by a 13-7 count. Mount A defeated Saint Dunstan's 6-1 here a week ago in the opening game.

Big John Neilson. first string Mount Allison centre, paced the Mounties to victory by scoring three goals and assisting on one more. Doug Mac1..eod, Bud Robert- son. Art Wells and Bob "MacDonald scored singles ior the winners.

Centrcman Pierre Michaud acor- ed twice ior saint DunStan's in the last period. Louis MacDonald. Maurice Flynn, Rusty Callaghan and Paul Jay were the other 8. D. U. marksman. .

The Mounties outplayed the saints in the opening period and rapped four goals past. over-work- ed Wilfred Gillie in the S. D. U. cage beiore the local colleglans got on the score sheet.

The Saints reversed matters in the second period and controlled the play although they were out- scored 2-1. Hicks oi the Mounties had 15 stops to make in this sess- ion. The Saints made their scoring chances count in the ilnal irame. They scored three oi their goals in less than two minutes with Mich- aud, Jay and Callaghan being the marksman.

The saints suiiered a tough bmlk in W9 openinr minutes of the first Derlod when deienseman Ed Dalton was cut by L suck on the side oi the head. Dalton missed the remainder oi the period but returned for the last two sessions to turn in a. heads up game. while he was out ior repairs the Red and white played with only two do. fen-semen. Dick Wed 4; and MacDonald. E Lou”

Wedge and MacDonald both turned in strong eiiorts with Mac. Donald scoring the saint; (Int goal aiter intercepting n pggg hitting the cordage on it muslin; shot.

Michaud's iirst goal came on a 10113 shot imm the blueline. scored on MacIsaae'a rebound and Callaghan tipped homg

R.eady's rebound. Mlchaud scored

the saints ilnal goal on a pass

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from Jay. In the second lMI'10d Flynn banged home Phil Coyle's re- bound.

Doug MacLeod of Albany scored once for the Mounties on a blazing wing shot in the second period. Don Macbennan oi Charlottetown set up the Mounties iirst goal and Roger Clark oi Charlottetown as- sisted on the Mounties second. Nell Walker oi Summerside and Doug Johnston oi Montague also turned in strong games ior Mount A.

Lineups: '

S. D. U.-Goal, Gillie; defense MacDonald, Wedge, Dalton; ior- wards, Mlchaud, Jay, Mclsaac. Ready, Callaghan, Gaudet, Ccyle. Maclnnis, Flynn.

Mt. A.-Goal. L. Hicks: deiense. 3. Clarke, Wells. Macbennan, N.

Clarke; iorwards, Neilson, Goad. MacLeod, Johnston. MacDonald. Walker, R. Clarke. Robertson. Matheeon. SUMMARY First Period 1-Mt. A., Nelison (MacLennan) .. 1:50

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oer Unlted Kingdom:

soccer Results

IDNDON. (CP)-Results oi soc- matches Saturday in the

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CUP

Filth Round Blackpool 1. Southampton 1. Bumley 0, Arsenal 2. g Chelsea 0. Birmingham C 4. Everton 2, Manchester U 1. Hillfax T 0, Tottenham H 3. Luton T 0, Bolton W 1. . Plymouth A 0, G-ateshead 1. Rotherharn U 1, Aston Villa 3.

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division I Liverpool 3, W Bromwich 0. Manchester 0 2. Newcastle U 1. Preston N E 1. Sheffield W 0. stoke C 0. Cardin C 0.

Division II Barnsley 1. Lincoln 1. Brentiord 2. Bury 2. Huddersiield T 0. Blackburn R 3. Iclcester C 3. Leeds U 8. Sheiiield U vs. Hull. postponed. Swansea T 2, Nctts F I.

Division 11'! Southern

Aldershot 4. shrewsbury T 2. Brighton 1. Ipswich T 4.. Bristol 0 4. Torqusy U 4. Colchester U 6, Walsall 1. Coventry C 4, Miiwall 1. . Crystal P 4, Northampton T 3. Exeter c a, Bristol R o. l Newport C 0. Ieyton 0 1. Norwich C 3. Glilingham 2. Southend U 0. Bournemouth 0. Swindon T 1. Queens P R 3. Watiord 2. Readingvi. iv

Division 111 Northern

Bradford vs. oldhsm 1A ppd. Carlisle 11 2, Port Vale 0. Darlington va. stockport C Phd. Grlmsby '1' 3. Acorington B 0. 1-lartlepools U 2, Chester 2. Roohdale vs. Bradford C. ppd. southport 3. Crelve Alex i. Tranmere R. 3. Chester-iield 1. Wrexhsm 1. Mansfield T 0. York C 1.,Workington ll.

scorrrsn 1.1-zadua

Division A.

Alrdrieonians vs. Queen oi S. postponed.

Celtic 1, Heart oi Midlothisn 1. Dundee 1, Rangers 1. East File 4, Aberdeen 1. Hibernian 5. Clyde 1. Particle T 4, Motherwell 2. St. Mirren 3. Falkirlt-o. Third Lanark 2. Raith R, 1.

Division B.

Cewdenbeath vs. Ayr U. PW.

Dumbhrton 4. Allen. A 2. Hamilton A 3. Dundee 17 1. Kilmarnoclc ve. For-far A. npd.

Cornwall Wins From Glasgow lid.

Cornwall Meteors won irom Glasgow Road Maple Leafs 5-3 in North River Rink Saturday night before a very large crowd of ians. This was the second game oi the semi-final best or live series with each winning a game.

Saturday night's game was fast and rugged with nine penalties handed out. Gregory scored a pair of goals for Cornwall while Robin- son, Macllaughlan and Brown scor- ed one each. Whitlock scored two ior Glasgow Road and Acorn one. - These two teams will meet again the third

on Monday night ior sermi-Iinal game.

Ireland 1. Scotland 0. Other Matches Charlton A 3, Fulham 4. Ahroath 3, Montrose 3. Notts C vs. Mlddlesbrough, ppd. IRISH LEAGUE First Round Portadown 2, Glenavon 4. Ards 1. Crusaders 1. Limiicld 6, Bangor 1. Coleraine 2, Glentoran 5. Distillery 2, Derry C 0.

Stenhousemulr 7. Morton 5. Stirling A vs. Albion R. npd. St. Johnstone 1, Dunfermllno Ar

Amateur International Matches

(R. Clarke, Matheson) 11:46 3-Mt. A., Neilson (MacLeod, Goad) 12:80

4-Mt. A., Wells (13. MacDonald) . .. 5-S. D. 11.. L. MacDonald Penalties - N..Clarke 2.30.

leeond Period

6-Mt. A.. Neilso (Goad) . '1-Mt. A., MacLeod (Goad. Neilson) 12:50 Ms. D. U., Flynn (Coyle) Penalty - Msclsaac penalty ior S. D. U.)

Third Period

94. D. U., Michaud 10-S. D. 11.. Jay (McIsaac) .. 11-S. D. U.. Calleghs (Ready) . 12-Mt. A.. B. MacDonald 13-S. D. U., Michaud (Jay) . . Penalty -- B. Clsrke 11.40. stops: Hicks Gillie

.. 12:44

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Soccer Standings '

LONDON. (AP) - British soccer

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standings, including Saturday's

games:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I W T L Pts. . Preston North End 14 7 6 35 West Bromwich A. .. is 3 10 :15 . 1210 5 34 13 8 B 34 13 '1 5 34 I1 18 s ti 411 '1 6 41 4 '1 M . '1 '1 35 Leicester City . 14 6 0 34 Division III Southern Bristol Rovers .. ,. 31 7 2 40 No n Town .. 19 4 '1 .2 Millwall . .. .... . .. 16 8 ti 40 Bristol City . , .. 15 lo 6 40 Coventry City . 16 8 '1 40 Division 111 Northern Oldham Athletic . . 18 8 4 44 Grimsby Town 1'1 8 '1 42 Port Vale i4 10 6 as Wrexham 16 4 11 36 York City . . 13 9 9 35 SCOTTISH LEAGUE ' Division A

Hibernian .. 14 2 5 30 East Fife , . 12 I5 4 29 Glasgow Rangers . ll 5 3 2'1 St. Mirren . 10 5 '1 26 Clyde . B10 -4 10 24 Hamilton A's . 16 2 5 34 Stirling Albion . . 16 2 3 34 have . ll 7 3 29 12 I H 26 ll '1 9 24

England 8. Wales 3.

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Former Hockey Player llies

OTTAWA, (CP)-R.C.A.!". Sgt. Robert 1 spin: Campbell, a rightwinger, with the old National Hockey League Ottawa Senators, died Thursday night. He was 58.

A native at Buckingham, Que., Campbell played with the senators in 1921 and again in 1924 after playing two seasons with Saskat- chewan and Edmonton. The lu- erai was held Saturday.

Jimmy Hill Wins Sask. curling Title

REGINA, (CP) - Jimmy Hill and his Delisle rink captured the Saskatchewan curling. champion- ship by deieatlng Harold Clayton o Regina 11-6 Saturday. Hill Vi n the best-oi-three provincial

PAGE SEVEN

Boslon Girl pWins Figure Skating Title

mivoa, Switzerland, (op) .. Tenley Albrigiht, pretty, 17-year-old Boston skater, won iihe ladies rig- ure-stkating championship of the world Sunday, bruising the honey to the United states for the first time in the history oi the port.

Gundl Busch, 17-year-old Ger- man champion, finished second, and Valda Odaom oi England, Eur- opean ohampion, was third.

Carol Heiss, 13, of New Yank was iourtzh and Suzanne Morrow oi Toronto led the three Canadian entrants by finishing iifth,

Vevi Smith of Toronto was sixth and Mary Kenner, also of Toronto, 12th in iihe field 0! 19.

The new winner succeeds Jac- queline du Bio! of France. who turned proiemional alter her view-

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