Primroses Badly outplayed

The Basilica Youth Club brought I very definite conclusion to the undefeated streak of the Montague Prirnroses as they blasted out a 10-2 victory over the Primroses in an Island Senior "B" fixture at the Sports Arena lasznigbt.

The classy B. Y. . squad fired in three goals in the first 12 min- utes of play and never looked back as they racked up 3 more in the hectic, fight-studded second and finished it off with 4 big ones in the finale.

Dave MacLeod slapped in both counters for the badly outplayed Primroses. one is the first and an-

Minor Hockey For Saturday

other in the third frame.

for the B.Y.C. while

others. WILD SECOND

majors and misconduct penalties

3 mist-nnducts were recorded.

1

Minor hockey activities at Sports Arena - Saturday. 31 December g

11.00 - 8.30 Pee Wees.P.S.S. Spitfires vs. Unit No. 1 Springersl 8.30 - 9.00 Pee Wees, P. S. S.3 Hornets vs. Model. Soutbport Rock- ets. , 9.00 - 930 Pee wees, Q. S. 5.1 Canadians vs. W. K. S. Tigers. 9.00 - 10.00 Pee Wees, Q. S. I. Rangers vs. W. K S. Monarchs. y 100 - 10.30 Paperwelghts, Q.S.: Bruins vs. Model. Southport Cubs. 10.30 - 110 Paperweights, Q.S.S. Leafs vs. Unit No. 1 Bluebirds. 11.00 - 11.30 Paperweights, P.S'vli. Tigers vs W. K. S. Redwings. 11.30 - 12.00 Paperweights, P.S.S. Falcons vs. W. K. S. Hawks.

12.ao . 1.00 Bantams. Q. C. H. s. . ff

Eagles vs. Unit No. l Canucks.

5.00 - 5.45 Bantams, Q. C. H. S. Arrows vs. Model, W. K. S., S'port Colts.

5.45 - 0.30 Bantams. Q. C. H. S. Flyers vs. Q C. H. 5. Eagles.

vs. Q. S. 8. Bears. 7.15 - 0.00 Bantams. Unit No Canucks vs. Q. S. S. Bombers.

Royals. am - 10.00 Juveniles, Royals.

Curling Drew For Tonight

The fI&wing is nine curling draw for tonight;

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SCORES FIVE

Angie Carroll continues to set the pace in the Montreal Metropolitan 6.30 - 7.15 Bantams, Q. S. 8. Aces League. In a recent game Angie

-fired home 5 goals and helped out 1 on 3 others to bring his league-

leading point total to a comfort- am - 9.00 Mid gets, Vics vs.'able margin over his nearest riv-

T al

I . V 1 cl vs.) Angie notched a pair of markers in the first period, added another

in the second and a final pair in the finale to pace St. John's to a 10-4 victory over St. Laurent.

A newspaper report

and that

: honors."

Brian Lewis, Frank Shepherd and Jack Ready each scored two goals Merrill

Tempers were on edge from the drew

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B.Y.C. Ends Montague ” Streak With 10-2 Win

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Frank Shepherd of the B. Y. C. 'the red light blink behind the B. 1 . Y. C. cage for the Primrosu' and P lyml much W-fr.” M” jsecond goal. Ready ended the scor-

ing at 15:20 with,Plneau and Lew- Pineau, Frank Smith, Wally Sbep- be 3885911 with "1330" ”33m- The” is drawing assists.

herd and Jack Burke counted the it ill? 14100 """k M" M”D0"dd The better than 600fans that sat

of Montague and Jack Kane of the in on the contest saw a fast if B. Y. C. were sentenced to five not close game. 'i'he B. Y. C. out- mmutes fordtfighfmls and Kdlllejclassed the Primroses in almost g I H0118 malof 01' every department and had it not opening whistle but the game hlewiauempllllz '0 lulu” and In lIIl-0- been for some superb puckstopp- yvide ogen whthe secalns ang rg- ::g3cgl5::?Uf:-813:; iltgtgieznlgping byufllene Ward iaktihehlwontague erees on can an . oe oo - cage e score co ave win were kept busy handing out the Primroses when he protested . a call with a little too much en- In all a total of five majors and1”'”3l35m- and F”"lk smllh W59”

Rae of Montague were the first to

an

much higher.

he protested a penalty. MacRae, Mcl(arris. H. MacLean. .ed during the game, 10 of whichjwafdlr Hugh”. Landry. Carroll. ;went in hioniagm, :Trowsdale, D. MacLean, Clement . I lMacLeod.

13- Y-,5 START FAST l B. Y. C.: goal. Gebrke: defense, The youth clubbers opened, the 1 Ready. Burge. Smith. l"- Sllephefdi first period with a rush and after forwards. Lewis. Burke. W. Shep- only 28 seconds of play Spy Ready 1 had them in front when he took a pass from Brian Lewis and scor- ed from directly in front of the Montague cage. ' Jack Burke with Ready and l.ew- d.)' ll-ewi-it is assisting made it 2-0 near the halfway mark and less than a min- ute later the B. Y. C. went 3 goals 4- M0m3Ell9- Mid-900 iHUEheS) up on Frank Shppherd'3 ma,-kg,-,18:46. Penalties: Ready. Macltae. with Wally Shepherd drawing sn,'M. MacDonald. H. MacLe-an. F. assist. Shepherd, Smith.

Dave Mar-I.eod broke the goose- SECOND PERM”: 5: B-V-C-. egg when he was allowed to sail W. Shepherd 4:55: 6. B.Y.C.. LBW- in unmolested to beat Gchrke on is '1-edwell-Sliellllefdl 11153: 7. a relay from Bill Hughes while the l3-Y-C. I-9WlS lW- Silephefdl 12142- B Y. C. were 2-men short. Penalties: F. Shepherd (major) Wally shepherd made it 4 -1 be- Ma(-Rae (major),Smitb (minor,

eau, Ledwell, J. Kane.

SUMMARY FIRST PERIOD: 1. B.Y.C. Rea- :28; 2. B.Y.C. Burke (Ready, Lewis) 10:15; 3. B.Y.C. F. Shepherd IW. Shepherd) 11:07.

l; lore five minutes-had elapsed in the lmiscondilci) M. MacDonald (maj- - second session and Lewis slapped

zori Kane (2 majors. misconduct)

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Montague: goal, Ward: defense, A total of 23 penalties were call- M- M30D0"3ldv 5- MBCDOMMS '0?"

herd, L. Shepherd, MacDonald Pin-

MONTREAL (CP)-Led by little Henri Richard. w. scored what proved to he the wlnninl (ill! and

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assisted on thrbe others, the Mont- real Canadian: defeated the To- ronto Maple Leafs 5-2 here Thurs-

Friday, , Dec. 30, 1955

Summerside and Prince County will get its first chance at a good meal tonight when the Parkdale Flyers invade the Western Capital for a regular game of the island Senior ”B" League. -

So far the Summerside fans have been only able to cheer on their Aces from a distance. Because of the installation of artificial ice at the Civic Stadium the Aces were forced to play all of their pre- Christmas games in Charlottetown but with the opening of the Stadium last Monday Suinrnerside now has a rink of its own and hockey fol- lowers will be getting a lot of back- ey in the next few weeks.

Flyers on only one other occasion

Aces And Flyers In First Game At-S'sidei Tonight

The hockey-hungary populace of they allowed Allie Carver and his

The Aces have met the Parkd:1le,victory tonight will lift them out in league play and in that gnmelto a stalemate with the Flyers.

day night. - A crowd of 111.784 saw the Habs snap a two-game losing streak, their longest of the season. They haven't lost a game on Montreal ice since Oct. 27.

The Pocket Rocket broke a M tie early in the third period. con- verting I pass from Maurice Rich- ard and firing I long drive from directly in front of Tomato goalie Harry Lumlsy. It was his 11th goal of the season.

crew to run wild and score 14 goals- 10 of which were potted by coach Carver.

However for tonight's contest it

is a cinch that Carver will be given Summary more than just passing attention, Summerside coach Laysh Schur- Writ Period: Montreal M

man will likely be taking to the ice to help out his team that was hard hit by the loss of Paul Schur- man and this along with the fact that the Aces will be playing be- fore is friendly hometown -crowd should make the Summerslde crew at least slight favorites to rack up their second win in league play. At the moment the Aces are ac- cupying the cellar position but a

Richard (H. Richard. Moore) 1:39; 2. Toronto. Sloan (Resume, James) 3:4? 3. Toronto. Duff (unassisted) ,Penalties: Duff 4:13, Johnson 7131, Bouchard 10:10, James 10:10, H. Richard 11:21, St. Laurent 13:81, Morrison 17:39. Moore 19:29, Resume 19:29.

Second period: 4. Montreal. St. Laurent (H. Richard) 1:13. Penalties: Talbot (2 minors) :19,

of their tie with the Saints and ln- and 7:13, Duff (2 minors, .I9y

Iahmes n.5::29, M. Richard 9:33, ca na d a n- Bo rn H O rse ma n Ri1cii'al:.d pi'liridliici.'ardNi0msr:e4a1l' Iii

Passes Away In Maine

FORT FAIRFIELD. Me. (AP)- ipast president of Aroostook Farms

Montreal, Moore (H. Richa M. Richard) 15:31; 7. Montreal, Be liveau (Geoffrion) 19:13. Penalties: Thomson 2:40, M, Richard 3:05, Morrison 3:05, H. Richard 11:37, Hurst 11:37,

Webs, lD.e1l'0,i1'..yT Win Last N59-l1i'sil .,

Stanley A. Watben, Canadian-born .dairy at Presque isle and National

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onrnorr-. (GP) -- sill” ' scored i tolead Win

in (it: ....l:.'::""'.,....,..

last-"place Boston 3

(McKennw. Costello) 14:41. Penalties: ner 10:18 and .

chlo. Goldham) 17:47. vin 10:24.

37: 7. Boston, -Bonin McKenhey) 19:54. Penalty: Mackell 8:44.

Rocket Scores 500th Goal

MONTREAL (CP) - Maurice

night early in the first period for tbe 500th goal of his National Hockey League career. including playoffs. The Rocket is in his 14th season.

The goal was Richard's 21st of this season and No. 443 in regular- schedule NHL play. It came at 1:39 of the first period and put Montreal in the lead 1-0 over the Leafs. The puck went in off Rich-

bead of a three-generation familylvegetable Growers Association. He 5"0P53 of harness horse racing enthusi-lyheaded the First National Bank of Lumley 3 4 7-19 asts. drivers and trainers, died1Fort Fairficld and S. Nightingale P1301? 8 6 4--18

here Thursday after a brief ill-land Co. 001310 STOW”! End 50113: A"9"d3"'v'9 13-734-

in a pair of quick ones at 11:53 and 12:42. Lewis first effort came after Ledwell shot and missed the net. The puck bounded off the back-1 boards and Lewis was in the right

Wally Shepherd teamed up for thel second counter. :

Pineau, Smith and Frank Shep- herd each notched tallies in the, third before Dave MacLeod made)

Juvenile Abb

Ready, F. Shepherd, Hughes (mis- conduct)

THIRD PERIOD: 8 13. Y. C. Pineau ISmith) 3:06: 9. B.Y.C. Smith (Lewis) 5:36; 10. B.Y.C. F.

place to rap it home. Lewis andshepherd (1.. Shepherd, Pineau)

11:31; 11. Montague, Maclleod (Cle- ments) l4:32: 12. B.Y.C. Ready lPineau, Lewis) 15:20. Penalties: M. MacDonald (2), Landry, L. She- pherd, G. MacDonald.

ies Defeat

ness. He was 67.

j Wathen worked and played at the sulky sport for 35 years while building one of Maine's biggest po- tato shipping firms. His racing in- terests were shared by his sons, Wendell, of Southern Pines. N. C., and Glendon. and Wenl:lell's two sons, Wendell Jr. and Gary.

The S. A. Wathen and Sons sta- ;ble's best known horse was Huck Volo. which broke the world record for the mile and one-half track in winning the 850,000 Nassau pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 3:05 3-5

pars.

WAS NEW BRUNSWICK!-JR

A native of Wilson's Beach, N. B., Wathen headed the Maine potato industry council for 10 years. He was a membe of the Maine seed potato board and chair- man of the Maine marketing com- mittee which administered the fed- eral potato marketing order after the Second World War.

He was past president of the Aroostook Bankers Association and the Plymouth Hotel Corporation

in July, 1953. in that year. the stable won 8125.000. other Wathen horses were Fedor

here. Survivors include his widow.

ard's skate when be. his brother Henri and Dickie Moore came deep into the Leaf end and stormed goalie Harry Lunlley.

as to I nmvr 4-8. Nitinnll riod Hockey League victory ov:r the

Summ .- ' v First peridd: 1. Boston. Benin I-Iycoe 5:8. Gard- is-44

Second period: sf Detroit. naive 11:23; 3. Detroit, Dlneen (Delvee-,

Penalties: Delvecchio 1:89, Bol-

Third period: 4. Detroit. Dlneen gm, 3”- (Delvecchlo. Pronovost) 2:91; 5. Boston. I-81100! (Costello) 4:00: 6. 3 Detroit, Uullman (Pavelich) 16:. (Costello.

(Rocket) Richard iacored against Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday

Knew-roux (CP)- ' Johnny wiuou G”t't within an: '"' ""-

victarvtorchlcago

-11:58 Penaltlies: Gacuiy lnlsoondu 3-5. Sullvan 15.41. Stanhy ms.

3,, , period: 3. New Y sawciiirlr . . . . ..1s in 9-3: f'”,';l&'Yl:;"'3"'- Penal) iii

Hll 4 :. - ope) "Attendance: 12.969. , 6-n 7'53" 5' Gun”: C15” (1-itzell

berger. Mortson) 9.21; 8. Wilson (Liizenberger) 9.4iimcag Penalties: Horvath 19.04, Mon. son and Bscilleilt 19.50.

stops:-

Rollins Worsley 1: Attendance: 14.376.

Hornets Winsloe 8-5

M North River rink last night the Million Hornets defeated the Wlinsloe Heartbreakers 95.

Milton goals were scored by Campbell (3). Frizzell and Mac. Swain (2) and Barrett with a

single. Windoe's goals were scored by Dalblel (2), Gregory. W.

Gillespie and N. Larier.

says that Carroll played an outstanding game "only injuries can stop this brilliant star from taking lop

Kings County Squad 6-5

The King's County juveniles were defeated by the slliim mar gin of 6 to 5 by the Charlema- town Abbie juvenilu at Mon-,

county squad d.id excel-lenaly well against a team which has had regular skating since early fall, and hockey games and practice

Beatrice Nightingale Wathen: twoj sons, Wendell and Glendon: : daughter. Mrs. Charles Guiney . Fort Falrfield; four brothers. Josy, eph J. of Easton, Me.. Frederic!) of Stanley. N. B. .Russell of Doab . town. N. 3., and Murray of Stamp l

and Mighty H.

Wathen. whose horses raced on tracks from Maine to Missouri, was the first president of the Na- tional Potato Industry Council and ,,g.jg,g.,j.,,.:.m

7 P. .- -M ice 1:MC. Machean, A. A. Mac- Leod. E. Gillespie, G. Bennetlty . Z1h."s. '2s.J2i"JT”l5V”d.i: E: 3”” T0019” Al Pwc ice 2: R. Spillett, R. Jones. R.

. Representatives from all Char-, MacDonald. Dr. 01-lanley; vs.. - V, J S. Moore, E. Macmmald. H-;loitelown basketball teams inter .

. : ' l

babsm. Dy smmhl ,ested in the formation of a City

we 3. Wm. Mncbean "V Ed LP!-lglle are asked to meet at Prince-1 .ra",mn' or Vlales College this evening a

This ice 3 completles the 2nd-7 P- m- 1

tague last might in an exhibition game which opened the hockey season in Montague.

The King's County aggreg'ate., made up of boys from Sour

ing together for the first tn'me,l gave a very fine account of. themselves again! what the via- iting coach called, the best juve- nlile team in Charlottetown. Sheiild that be so, thten the local

round of Rendezvous Trophy. ' Ice 4: In-stlructinn hour for new members-E. Matlbeson. G. Wil- liams. H. Svviriflt. G. B. Baker, R., Matiltesori, W. Douglas, G. Wright, 1 Dr. Hooper and R. Mallory and 'Ilfl.'y otihers who wish to attend. 4 At 11:21) Ice 1-2-3-4 open for matches If any players on hand.

Thrills and Spills For "Y" Girls V , Yesterday ...'ZfT”'..1.1ii.'.'”.”S..'E3 ”?.3..".'”lf.:

u-I-hrms and spins" punctuated each of the next two frames. The the afternoon classes for the juve- -'i"'""ll ""090 3'2- nile and junior girls of the "Y" A" ”il”"l"t1 F"d”'l"'t'l '3”.V by yeyq"-day Wm," they spem ghevlloilg VMcPheel was tied by Yip .m,,.m,,,,, mhngganmg on the Mc,'.PallRiil1lf) who counlrd again ear- Cah, mm at T” Hm in in im middle .0---inn, Wally

The young people were takcn K"”"””' mml” ll 3'1 h9i(”T Bob in the secne of operations in cars. " : pmilded by Bob Giggey. Arnold Caliber-k. -lim Maclgan and Gor-

Dump Frede

SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CPI-Saint John Beavers, leading the Atlan- tic Coast Senior Hockey League. downed Fredericton Capitals 5-2 Thursday night.

fouths Fined don .'tlaxwell of the entennial Y1!

Men's Club. Group leaders Peter T”lml-VT” Vi” Three 17011103 Whm-m-ct and Roger Craig ;".,71l'illI scalperl tickets for Wednes- cnmnanied the. group. The girls en- 531' With": Vatmvml Hockey Lea- loyerl hot chocolate and . ments on their return to the ”Y" illillli and rated their o-xperienclv ”u,.. were lined a total of 511.75 or four

best gym period ever".

FAMED EXPLORER Innld Amundsen. Norwegian. in 1003-00 was the first to navigate They were arrested by consta-

iLeague-Leacling Beavers

ricton 5 -2

Leger counted the second and last Cap marker. 1 Unanswered goals in the final

' rd . H drahan. Montague and Georgetown. play- lwa 5 an

for a considerable period.

Lineu.ps:-

Abbies: Goal, Ward; defence. Nicholson. Trainor, Steele; for- Cudmore. Maccrea, MacDougall, i.eClair. Duffy, Beck, Lund.

Kings County: Goal, McEwen; defence, Sullivan, Landry, Pa- quet, Poole. Stewart, MacKen-l zie; forwards, Hansen, MacPbee. P. DesRoches: B. Mac-Lure, Petr

era, Acorn, Chair. Peardon. E. Maccllure, Cantelo, Moore. P- l)esR0ohes.

Summary:-

First period: 1. Abbies, De- Clair 8.47; 2. Abbies. Msccrae.

(Handrahan) 5.52; 1. Kings, Pear-

Minor League Hockey Results

FEE WEES:-.-

Spitlires 1; Homets 0. Spitfires goal by G. Frizzell Springers 4; Rockets 0. Springers goals by H. Stewart. I. Rice (2) and D. Dunsford. Monarchs 0; Canadians 0.

A close. hard-fought, scoreless game.

Rangers 3: Tigers 0.

Rangers goals by E Richard. Mcln-tyre. Robinson.

Referees: .1. Kennedy and D. Frizzell.

dorn (E. Mlacbure) 17.35. Penalties: B. Macbure. Cud-

more. ' Second period: 4. Kings. Pear-

M1DGETs:- Visas 6: Abbie: 4. In a wide open game. Vics de-

period were scored by Sid Pud-Ram 9.”. 5y Abbi”, Mupouun feated Abbies 6-4. The game

dicombe and Bill Barrett. ( During the last two periods! Billy James substituted in thel Saint John cage for Jim Shirley. who retired with I lame hip.

Summary:- 1 First period: 1.

Fredericton.

McPhee, (Dorrington. Lerlcrc) 4:34; 2. Saint John. Palladlnu (Smith. 1-lincbberger) 9:01.

Penalties: McPhee 1:41, 141-1. Brklacich 3:16; Smith 9:50: Kur- ma 12:00; Kullmsn tn." onduct) 19:34.

Second period: .1. Saint John. Palladino (Barrett) :45: 4. Saint

John, Kuliman (Bi-klacich. Puddl- combe) 13:13; 5. Fredericton, L e g e r (Mt-Donaah. Campbell)

ran-pgh. lznc come between Montreal Cana- m 33

(Trainor) 9.1!): 0. Abbies, Mac-I Cr-ea 9.33; 7. Kings, 1-lanseny (Moore) 9.46. 1 Penalties: Steele. Third period: ll. Abbies. Mac-1 Crea l0.05;'9. Kings. H8059"- l0.l0: 10. Ablrles. Cndhnore 10.22: 11. Kings, Moore 1015. l Penalties: Peters. Trainor.

Group Approves Revamped. Reims Racing Circuit-

REIMS. France (AP) A cavern- ment inspection group Thursday

was featured by fast skating. good paesin and rugged play but unfortunately referee Whalen

yhad to impose four penalties for

unneceulry fighting.

Officials are working on elim- inni.i.n( His sort of play which is evidentw an aftermatcfh of ex- amples set in hockey the last few years. Cooperation of play- ers will have to be forthcoming in order to rid die game of this black much and to again secure support: of real hockey fans. so it is hoped players and officials alike will do all possible to straighten out the matter.

Following is yesterdayjs sum-

mary. . Abbies goals by E. Joseph (B.

ford. Conn.; and three sisters. Mrl. Alice Mcliiaster of Moncton, N. 13., Mr. Sarah Hildebrand of Saint" John and Mrs. Bessie Holmes of Fort Francisfont.

Funeral services will be held from the Dorsey Funeral Home

,here at 2 p. m. Saturday. I 1 .

iledord Wins Tennis Match

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke, Que. had little trouble Thursday in trimming Jose Aguero of Brazil iin the first round of the Sugar Bowl tennis tournament. Bedard won his match with Aguero. who is U. S. intercol- legiate champion. 0-3. 6-2. His sec- ond-round opponent will be Vir Seixas.

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SPORTS ARENA

ship from Atlantic to Pacific.

the northwest passage in a single bles in plainclothea to whom they Shirley-James

W1 Tminln M81112 1-951” Penalties: Smith 5:19. BIack- approved the revamped Relms rnc- w::l:'(”'-, 'Macllg;l;:lf'd;3 1:1 SKATING d l 1 '1 Th d hm 615"" s it .1 h liiiailrfciiilliiii iiiinitniwmeiwil ii” ch: (3 W," G W"-""'i Iwy M nd d W d d W5 H 81 "F5 8Y- Thi d 'd: s. an o n, P9 n rune ' i ' 1 ' o a an e ne Norman Glaser, 10. was fined, Puddiimmiifemixullman, Hinchber-fatter the L! Ml"! ("Miller which Mac” hiwuiyuik (G Aftergoon g 4 . 5536” - .

30.50 or two days, William Prokop, 19,-) 1733; 1, saint John, mm-an killed 89 people. A" ?'G bVc' ii ”""(9gY ' Ad . . . ' '