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“Our guys are going to train just like Snell, with only minor differences,” says Foot. And his “guys” are prime B. E. Games material — 18 - year - old Bruce | Kidd, 21 - year - old Bill Croth- | ers and the Toronto East York Track Club relay team 1 George Shepherd. Stan Wors- fold, Jim Snyder, Crothers and, possibly, 16 - year - old Dave | Bailey.

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SUMMERSIDE — What could be the last senior hockey game of the 1961-42 season takes place at Civie Stadium tonight. the Cape Traverse Evinrudes losé to the -Parkdale Royals tonight, and then lose ‘two fol- lowing games in Charlottetown, that would be the end of the

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Claude Tremblay (3) as Trem- the sut t penal jtrail for Civie Stadium Senior pijot (3) tripped Montreal | blay drove in alone in Chicago way on the play, and then | aot a him because of | hockey. Canadiens’ defenceman Jean- | goaler Glenn Hall. Hall clear- | blocked Tremblay’s shot on | Pilote's tripping. — The Evinrudes are determined, ;

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however, to win this one and get back into competition, ‘They feel | that they. have been out-lucked- | im that a couple of goals were | called back on them in the first two games. Both of these coun- ters, if allowed, would have tied the hockey games, and the end might have been different,

With their sensational goaler, |, Thane Mann, whose acrobati¢t stunts in the Cape net are alone worth the price of admission, continuing to keep the Royal Sharpshooters at bay in many }of their attacks, the Evinrudes | feel that they can muster enough goals in tonight's game to skate away with the verdict.

The Roya)-Evinrude games so ° far have been great crowd gave pleasers: The boys have crashed | Sask., foursome | inte ome another with a lot of | Mike Likowich three zip, and the referees have been many games. They kept very busy preventing the | bye in one round, outbreak of donnybrooks, No| Other four - round results doubt a large crowd of Evinrude Nova Scotia and Northern supporters will be in attendance tario go into an extra end be tonight. fore Nova Scotia took a 9-8 vic-

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P.E.1. BOYS LOSE TWICE

Saskatchewan Remains —

Undefeated Team |

dropped @ key match to defend-| sion for Ivan Doherty's Peewee ing champion British Columbia! Abbies and three Peewee play- losing 12-6, N.B. and Saskatch-| off games, Results of the play- ewan. entered Tuesday's play! off contests were:

tied with 20 records and New 1, vs Owls 1. Spit- Brunswick had an opportunity | fires goal by Blair MacDonald. to move ahead temporarily | Owls goal by Doug Stanley. when Saskatchewan sat out the; Owls captured this series by

. a total score of 3-2. Other third-round results saw | Orioles 0 vs Swallows 0, ald, W. Alberta edge Prince Edward Is-| Orioles and Swallows have | ys § MacDonald, B. Smith land 6-5, Quebec down Ontario | now played two scoreless games | MacDonald, A. Johnston. 8-6, Northern Ontario trouce | They are two very evenly mat-| {ce 2A. Jones, L. Sinclair,

Newfoundland 16-5 and Mani-| ched teams and will meet again @. Duvar, D, O'Connor vs G.

Curling Draw For Montague

Wednesdey, February 2st.

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These ‘scores bunched New -Hornets 1 vs Springers 0. Hor- | nuvar : Brunswick, Quebec, British Co- | B¢ts goal by Angus Beck. | 9. pom, ; lumbia, Northern Ontario and |. This ties the series between) i. i W MacGregor, K. Manitoba behind Saskatchewan ‘hese teams at 4 goals each, | ines B Haneveld, H. Colfin

Den identical 2-1 marks. Nova eure. § playoff game necess- otia was 1-1, Ontario and Al- | #3 rday. i berta 1-2, P.E.I. 0-2 and New-| _ Officials who handled these “10's 4 Robertson, M. Léa; foundland 0-3. | games were Reg Profitt, Mike | P Warner vs Joie New Brunswick was- the sur-| MacKinnon, Murray Chandler | Prekere C. Stewart, B. Koke, prise rink of Monday's opening | and Ronnie Carmichael. }

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and they started the BC. match * From there, however, it was Hockey players today at Sports 5 Tonight City Basketball League action

vs D. McGowan, E, MacKenzie, D. Coffin, EB. White,

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‘Ontario 8-5, New Brunswick| AST draw has New Brunswick See ee on ee, a , aD ’ , Newfoundland 19-2, , Scotia against Guebse,” North FOURTH ROUND ah The results give New Bruns-|ern Ontario against Manitoba, 7 Sic wick, Quebec and British Co- and Prince Edward Island play- | N. on 1 dee 8 lumbia 3-1 marks for second | ing Ontario. Alberta has the bye. | Alberta 8h place behind Saskatchewan.| _ The sixth Tound st & p.m. pits 4 mie ina Trailing are Manitoba and Nove | Quebec against Manitoba, PEI. |B.C. oes Scotia with two wins and a loss, | @cainst Newfoundland, Saskat- Nid 200 000 000.0— 2 Northern Ontario with two wing |chewan | playing Ontario, New Die oil $31 223 3.19 and two losses, and Alberta Brunswick meeting Alberta and us ee 108 618 01-8 with 1-3, Prince Edward Island | \°ve oot ae eee on. | N. Ont. 101 620 101 20-8 with no wins in three games, | Nove Scotia again BC. : ; and Newfoundland with no wins | ¢F® Ontarte sts % out, in four games, BC oat 302 199-12 SOUthport Tops Northern Ontario trailed 86 NB 400 010 001 0— 6 going. foto the Rae with ad 000 a00 000 6 ¢| Mounties 5-1 Nova Scotia's last rock coming N Ont. 222 213 211 0-16 Fe ea den en eee 111010 2001~7| Southport defeated RCMP 5-1 of Bridgewater, N.S., was wide N Scotia 000 102 021 06 in a recent Intermediate C wast fed. However, in (ie extts | Ochs ait Southport scorers — T, Rice end Rafuse made the key take- 2, J. Smallwood, E. Coyle and out which gave Nova Scotia vic- T. Smallwood. R. MacLeod | MUPYS Cbich (Tuesday Minor | coun ine gun a te nth In the afternoon third round | sees Cornwall and ‘Southport Ron. Sansom’s New Brunswick Hockey Results tangling at Montague this Sat- rink muffed its chance to keep Only Minor Hockey activity urday night at 9 o'clock.

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at the Yankee training camp

ast year, as well, i In other developments on the | Yankee front, general manager | Roy Hamey talked for 20 min- | utes with slugger Roger Maris. “There was no meeting of minds on the size of Maris’ 1962 pay- | cheque. ‘ Hamey telephoned Maris, who

mostly downhill as they missed | ATe04 is a special work-out for | Coach Vern. Blanchard and | resumes tonight at PWC gym

an opportunity for another four Juvenile ee cen ow TPS. in the third when Sansom’s last \7 ager, Jim Dowling state this | with Welshmen playing host to

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The Souris Pee Wee hockey team romped to a 7-0 win over G Pee Wees in their first game ‘of a two-game total goal series. .

G. Gallant up = four goals. K. White scored a pair | and Angie MacCormack potted

one. Fastest player on the ice was | five markers. Goalie Ken Pet- |

, and Dougl 3 president of the P.E.I. Curling | Association have also been in- Following is the result of the | draw: THURSDAY 9 am, Ice 1— Fred Milliman (A) ve Charlottetown No. 2. Ice 2—Bert Hunter (8) | Danny O'Rourke (C) p.m. % _ Tee 1~ At MacDonald {(M) vs- Summerside No. 2, P. Sinclair (M) Bye 1.

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The closest match of the af- Seotia foursome. Nova | and final end Nova er, skip Jim Wil- | ALBERTON—The Royal Can-/“ At the conclusion of curling for a similar shot, | at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning guests will play of the first three threatening to tie it up in the of Arvida, Que., drew nd, which in the

fifth and ninth. over a scrappy one in the ninth. | the house behind a well-placed | LTS ay { rion Scotia rock and | otia's final throw, | curling bonspeil gets underway | ing match saw some of the | Two rinks each from Montague, have gone into extra ends he las titow by skip Andy) GOooD DRAW 13 points, scored six of them in

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BALTIMORE (A) — Centre fielder Jackie Brandt, who ha@ been threatening to hold out ui til he got~a 50-per-cent raise — for the 1962 American league season, has signed for $20,000, Baltimore Orioles Tuesday, He settled for a 2

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