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Hawks Break 9-Game Losing Streak With 4-2 Victory Over Beavers

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MONCTON, N.B.. Jan. 20-(CP)- Moncton Hawks broke a nine- game losing streak Saturday night with a convincing (-2 win over third-(place Saint John Beavers in a Maritime Senior League fixture.

Displaying an unusual amount of close checking and bodying. Hawks went in front with the only goal of the first period and stayed there. adding a pair in the second as Beavers shot one and splitting agpair in the third period.

Tommy Brennan of Beavers pro- vided the fireworks for the even- ing. collecting an automatic 535 in fines by drawing a misconduct and match misconduct in the second period when he stepped into referee Cy Taylor and then went into the ul'0ll'd after a tnrmentor.

-He was followed into the box seats by some of his teammates. and the cooler-headed customers and players were busy trying to aid police to restore order.

No one was injured in the inci- dent, liveliest seen here for some- time, but it set fire to the teams

and the tempo of bumping and roughing ll up increased for the rest of the game.

Dennis Brodeaur in the Saint

John cage was kept busy, especi- ally in the first and third periods and he robbed llawks of several chances to increase their edge by his bl'llll.'.lll. saves.

New Moncton Combinations

Coach Doggie Kuhn calm up with some new combinations up front. and one of them showed promise of hecoming a strong unit. Mousie Doivllng, Lou Milani and Marcel Bcssettc, with the latter at centre, accounted for a pair of goals. Dowl- ing and Bcsette shooting them

Milani, allthongn he only picked 13

one assist. was strong on defence for the line. throwing his weight around more than he has in any previous game here.

Joe Dclnionte and Dait Barkwell accounted for the other Monctoii goals with Lorne Smith pzcking up I pair of assists during the evening in addition to turning in lengthy service on the blueiine.

Larry Blackburn and Jack Thaler shot the two Saint John goals, with Buck Whitlock drawing a pair of assists.

of the 11 penalties dished out

.BeaVe1"s drew eight. four of them lgoing to Brennan in the second llperiod.

Big Blow Up

, I-lis big blow up occurred when 12..-cnnan fell on the puck behind the Moncton net and drew a mi or from Cy Taylor for handling t e puck. He charged at Taylor 1nuned- iately and had a misconduct tacked on. Brennan then charged at the referee again and hooked him to the ice.

Thumbed out of the gmc, Brennan all-med into the' penalty box and soon became entangled with the spectators behind the box. After

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words he leaped into the crowd and

:a general melee followed with other. Beavers trying to aid Brennan and

everyone in the vicinity crowding around. League rules call for fines lof S10 and 326 for the misconduct land match misconduct respectively. 1 Lineups:

saint John-Goal, Brodeur; de- fence. Blackburn. 1-leon; centre. lwmuock; wings, Jackson, Nicolle; 'subs. Boian, Carnegie. Thaler. lBrennan. Piatz,. Jodoin. McIntyre. Watson.

Mosicton-Goal. Colvin defence, 'Dclmonte. Smith; centre, McKenzie; wings, Millos. Denny; subs, Gali- ipeau, Barkweli, James, Demchuk,

Officials--Swain, Taylor First Period

1 l-Moncton, Delmonte (Smith) ' .14.

Penalties - Galipeau, Whitlock, Carnegie.

Second Period

2-Moiicton, Barkwell (Imontl) .06. Q-'Saint John, Blackbulrn (Whit- lock) 13.52. 4-Moncton, Milanii 14.30. Penalties-Bolan. Milanl. Brennan .(two minors. misconduct, and 'match misconduct). l-leon.

Dowling (Bessette.

Third Period

5-Moncton. Bessette (Smith) 7.1.4 6-Saint John, Thaler (Platz.

Whitlock) l9.(X)

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Welshmen. In 69-31 Hoop l Victory Over Millionaires

The P. W. C.. Welshman are now in 3 second place tie with the Sum- merslde Airforce in the Island Physical Fitness Basketball League as a result, of their 69-31 humbliitfz of R.a.v's Millionaires in a scheduled League fixture at the P.W.C. court on Saturday night. s.D.U. led the park. two points ahead of the sec- ond placn teams.

The game as 8. whole was slow with the Welsh switching from their usual zone defence to a man- to-man type. to outrun the Money- men who showed an early season lack of conditioning.

In the first half Ray's held off the early attacks of the Welshman but were unable to scare themselvt-.:, the score standing '7-2 for P. W. C. with 1') minutes gene. After a Ray's llmP.(Tlll. however, the Collcizians tnrk rollffol in run ml) 5 lo-6 mar- pin at half time. The Millionaires niitshnt the Welsh in the frame but hit. for onfy one field (foal while P.li'.(.'. ivcro sinking a big 58 per- cent. of their efforts.

The s(':'Ciirl ('.'lllL:) sliowed sonic bcttcr ball-rilaying as Rays began to m1l:(' their shots. mainly nn lreakn s by Ron Atkinson and Jon Ci n. The Earl Nicholson C.)afllP.'i crew were more than equal

cumin they passed the Moiicvmcii to set, up :1 male under the has ct. P. W.C. S(TTEd on n 55 per- centage of their shots in the per-oil while Ray's dunked a much im- prnved 4') percent.

Tm man for the evening was ganzlinz. cari'ot- tc-pqied Charlie Hiiio with 18. with mates Jack Mc- Andrew and Ian Asliford having 13 and it retpectlvciy. Rookie Ronnie

to the ilircnt however as time until

'Ladies Curlin Matches Today

The following ladies . curling matches are scheduled for Monday, January 22nd. at which time a "Round Robin Tournament" will commence.

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Ice No. l - Pauline Clarke (skip). Joan Burden. Bertie I-Iowatt. Gwen Barbour vs. Agnes Hoyt (skip). Olive Morrison. Claudio Acorn. Rita MacNeill.

Ice No. 2 - Kay Johnson (skip). Anne Wood, Polly Burden, Connie MscMillan vs. Velma -Mellish (skip). Margaret W-rzrth. Catherine Mustard, Marjorie Allan.

Ice No. 3 - Doris Maoboiiald (skip). Ada. Mahar. Laura Pickaid, Hollie Taylor vs Elizabeth MacDon- ald (skip), Tillie Hawkins, Anne Burnett, Nita MacDonald. -

leilani, Bessotte, Dowiing, Imontl.'

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once again Islanders and Saint Mary's apparently put up a pow- erful and exciting battle for Hal- ifax fans at the Nova Scolia cap- ital on Saturday night when the Sanlamarians topped out the lea- gue leaders by a. 8-1 margin. After ending the first period in a l-i deadlock, they played to a roaring scoreless second session and ham- mered away at one another for 16 minutes of the third period be- fore the tie was broken. At that point Bill Diguar got the winning goal for Saints, while Hughic Campbell fired home the insurance marker with only two seconds left in the game. It gave the Hangou- ians their first victory over is- landers since January lith, which was also played over Halifax ice. and their fourth win over them snis season.

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It was a game tha-t packed every- thing in the way of smart hockey. that saw both goalies D'Aoust of Halifax and Gordon of Islanders come up with some outstanding saves during the nights play to frustrate many dangerous scoring iefforis by attacking forwards. There were a few skirmishes be- ) tween players too. that added ex- tra zest to the encounter. with a clash between two husky rear- guards, Johnny Myketyn and Phil Vitale being the most noteworthy when they swapped a few punches

land went to the ice in a pile-up

on the ice that cost (them both ma- jor penalties. O O

Islanders also suffered a couple of tough breaks during the en- counter that might have made a different story in the final scoring. when they h-ad tw-o goals called back during the fray. The final one would have been the tie-break- ing tally when Walter Panvlyshyii scored on a. nice solo effort in the third frame. The play took place at the same time that Vitale and Myketyn decided to mix it, caus- ing the play to be -blown down and the goal disallowed. The other dis- allowed tally was earlier in the game when the goal was scored while an Islanders player was in- side the goal crease.

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Thirteen penalties were handed out during the uiigih-powered bat- tle, eight of the awards going to the Islanders while the other five were picked up -by Halifax. All were for minor vinilractions except the majors going to the t-wo big rearguards for their third period outbreak. The victory for Saints still left (them trailing in second place behind the Islanders by a long margin of 21 points. Had Islanders come through it would have put them to a new high in

4 P. M. Ice No. 2 - Marie M'acNei!l- Jskin). Helen MacKen7.ie. Jeanl

Glddincs. Ircia Sutherland vs. Agnes j Swlndcll (skip). Georgina Camp-. i be"'. Rosemary Hill. Etta Bell. l 5 P. M.

Ice No. 2 - Mary Machennan (skip), I-Imily Raynqr. Bess I r

that department. a total of 25 points.

. . . The Halifax-Islanders. clash

wasn't. the only upset on the Big Four hockey front over the week- end. The collar dwelling Moncton Hawks hung a 4-2 defeat on the Saint John Beavers over Hub City ice that ended a long nine- game losing slump for the Hawks. It was apparently another contest

Prowse. Ethel Taylor vs Marlon Dockenriorff (skip). Sybil Ma.cMi'.- lan. Inez sweetwood. Jean Grant.

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Atkinson and Joe Oullcn split hon- T F A Pis on for the losers garnering 13 and Detroit .. 2'1 9 8 142 88 62 1.1. Every man cn the Welsh qulii- Toronto .. 22 ll 10 131 88 54 tel; entered the scoring column. Montreal .. 16 20 9 105 1519 41 Charlie Bailem turned in a good Boston 15 20 9 108 (128 34? game at guard for the winners. New York .. ii is 15 05 128 3'! Chicago ll 21 9 109 130 31

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that produced plenty of rugged action and saw 1.1 penalties being handed out during the fray.

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Saint John Brennan was the misdemeanors. and became the lsccond player to be hit in the pocket since the league introduc- ed fines in their effort to curb mounting penalties in few weeks ago. Brennan picked up a. miscon- duct and a matuh-misconduct that will cost him a. total of :96. Te also picked up two minors during the some session. Phil Vital: of Is- landers was the first to pay a fine. which came to the some amount as Brennan's Saturday night out- burst. That fine was also in in game over Moncton ice - the much-talked about game on Janu- ary mi when Islanders scored a 5-3 victory over I-lawks.

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Speaking of Hawks-the! Will be the visltlnit loam over Nrum ice againsi Islanders tonight-and in view of their decided strengthened shcwirigs in recent games. should moire it a stout battle here to- night. The two newest addition: to the noncton Club. defenceman Lorne Smith and,forward Marcel

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Two new players and a referee will feature tonight's Maritime Senior Hockey League clnsh he- tween Moncton Hawks and is- landers. slated for the Forum at 8:30, that will send the Big Four into another full wcek' of sched- uled competition.

Conslderably strengthened since they played here last, the Hawks are expected to put up n deter- mined fight here tonight in an effort in keep a winning streak going they started on Saturday night when they downed Saint

John Beavers 4-2.

The two new players for ls- land fans. are defenccman Lorne Smith and Marcel Bessetie, who will step out in -Moncton livery for the first time over Char- lottetown ice.

Since joining the Monrzlon ranks last week. both these boys

have been turning in strong per-

ARLOTTETOWN

Two New Players And Referee Will Feature Hawks-Islanders Clash

team and can -be expected to add considerable power to Hawks' showing tonight.

Local fans will also have the opportunity of comparing the re- fereeiniz in the Cape Breton Len- gue with that seen in Big F0”? circles ihis season when either Frank Elliott or Charlie Goode of the C.B.S.H.L. refereelng staff will make their debut in the M. S. H. L. here tonight.

As the result of a temporary agrecnient between the heads of H10 two leagues. the Cape Breton offiicals will come to the Bi): Four while Stan Swain and Casey Bradshaw will take up refereelng duties in the Cape Breton loop.

The idea of the exchange is in give thc- respective arbllers a change of scenery. and at the some time will give the fans of both circuits a chance to see how the "whistle blowing" is done in

formanccs with the Hub City

the opposite camps.

BOSTON, Jan. 21 -- (CP) -1303- ton Bi'uins gained outright pos- session of the National Hockey League's fourth place by coming frcm behind for a 5-2 victory over New York Rangers in a hard- checkiiig battle tciiight before a 9.037 Boston Garden crc-wcl.

Don Raleigh sent Rangers out front during the second minute of play but rookie Lorne Ferguson and Dune Fkther each countered before the 13-minute mark to decide mat- ters in the Bruins favor.-

Defenceman Max Quackenbush provided a second period goal and veteran Woody Duvniart and Ross Lowe added Boston tallies in the finale.

TWO lively slugfests provided ad- ditional excitement for the specta- tors. Rangers' Jack Evans and Bill Ezinicki drew majors for their sec- ond period fistlcuffing and Gus mile, another New York defence- man, and Boston's Johnny Pelrson drew five-minute sentences for their third-period outbursts.

First Period 1--New York. Raleig (Slowlnski) . .. 2-Boston, Ferguson (Sandford) . . 3-Boston. Fisher (Roniy) .. Penalties: Quack leta, Ferguson. Second Period 4-Boston. M. Quaekcntbush 15:22 Pcnaltiesz Evans (major), Ez- lnicki (major), M. Quackcn- bush. Kyle (minor and mis- conduct). Third Period 5-Boston. Dumart (W. Quack- cnibush, Schmidt) 7:56 6-Boston, Lowe

(Fer;2uson) . . 18:52 Penalties: Pierson (m aj o r) Kyle (major).

MONTREAL 3. CHICAGO 2 -

CHICAGO. Jan. 21 - (AP) - Chioago Black Hawks' string of Na- tional Hockey League games without a victory reached 1'! tonight as they succumbed to Montreal Canadiens 3-2, before a crowd of 10.443. Bert. Olmstead sparked the I-labitants to victory with two goals.

First Period i.-Chicago. IR. Conacher (Guidolin. J. Conacher) 2-Ilvlontreal. olinsteud (Lash. Bouchard) Penalties - Coflln, Dussault, Bouchnrd. Second Period Scoring - None. Penalties -t Mosdcll, Fogolin. Third Period 3--Montreal. Lach

2:410

. 8:14 Fogolin.

(Dussault. Johnson) 1:40

4-Montreal. oimstead

5-Chicago. Powell (Bouchard. Dussault) ..... 8:38 (Bentley) . ................ .. 13:3 Penalties - J. conacher. John- son.

DETROIT 0. TORONTO 0'

DEFROIT. Jan. 21 - (C?) -

first awenranco over local ice since joining the Moncton squad. 0 O I

There will be yet another feat- ure in connection with .lonigfht's hockey tilt. The new referees from the Cape Breton Hockey League will be making their debut into Big Four oompetitiun here and at saint John tonight. Their debut will be the result of the recent decision between the'M.BJ-Ln and c.B.s.H.L. officials in make an ex- change of referees. a temporary move to give them a change of scenery. that lends Stan Dwain

Breton loop and

brin a frank ll- iiou and charlie ooonl Four

and cam Bradshaw lo the Dam . 0 to the Bil

Boston Moves In.to 4th Place In National League

Detroit Red Wings protected their vfour-game lead in the National Hockey League race as they bat- tled the second-place Toronto Maple Leafs to a scoreless tie in a -bitter contest before 14.130 fans here tonight.

The old rivals fought themselves out in the first two periods. mark- ed by 17 penalties and a couple of old-fashioned punch-ing duels.

The action cooled off somewhat in the final period as the two lea- gue leaders struggled through their third tie in six games played on Detroit lee. Fred Huber. Wings pu-blic relations director. said it was the first scoreless game play-. ed here since i939 when Rangers and Wings exchanged whitewash- ings.

Penalties: None.

NEW YORK 2. MONTREAL 2

MONTREAL. Jan. 21 - (CP) - NC'lV York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens fought it out to the final siren Saturday night in an unsuccessful effort to break a. 2-2

tie.

A crowd of 14,342 watched the stalemate which -brought a severe, blow to Rangers when Nick, Mickoski suffered a dislocated? right shoulder in the second pc-' I

1 . Mickoski was checked by de-

nfencem n Tom Johnson and the

two piled into the end boards. Mickoski's loss came only three n-ights after New York's centre star, Edgar Laprade, suffered a broken leg.

Alex Kalefa and Zellio ToppIz- zinhseored Rangers goals and Bert Olmsteod and Floyd Curry count- ed for Canadians.

The tie left Montreal in third place in the National Hockey Lea- gue. a game ahead of Rangers and Boston Bruins who meet in New York tonight.

The game tended toward open play and after I mediocre first period both teams were wining to step up the tempo at any moment. Although three of the four goals came in line second, there was no let-up in the third period.

Both teams minced plenty of scoring chances. Pat Egon and Maurice Richard could have let- tled the u-mo-either way. but were outlucked on shots that cu-oinod off the goalpoou.

Each teun had six penalties. in- cluding a misconduct to” Bag.

with referee Bl-ll Chadwick. Rangers "used two farmlands.

Bill Wylie from New York lovers

and Jack Evans from Cincinnati

Mallow-in. - Pint Perl 1-New York, Kolef (Sinclair) :45 Penalties: Laoh (I). Lenvlolr.

Johnson. Sinclair (minor and misconduct).

.( ) ................ .. . .......... .... 8-New York. Toppaniii (Raleigh) .,. 4-Montreal. curry ' (Iloadoll. Iuclny) 18:15 Poiiaitiu: staoomki. uyooc.

Scorind: Nomi. an on: liuiioy. ltonovuti. 1. . . i l

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First Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Lgewicki, Prystal, Gee. Sloan. Flaiman (major minor). Howe (major).

Second Period Scoring: None. Penalties: Watson. Raglan,- Lewieki (2). Timgren, Gold- ham, Reise. G. Stewart, Juzda.t Thomson.

Third Period Scoring: None.

Sinclair of Rangers for arguing -

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JANUARY 22. 1951

S'side Crystals In 5-3 Win Over R.C.A.f. Ezieors

The summerslde Crystals de- feated the R. C. A. 1". Meteors at the Crystal Rink. Saturday night by the score of 5 to 3. Chick Gai- lant, Jr., led tlhe Sunimersid snipers. getting two goals and one assist. Young Ramsay of Lot 16 teamed up well with Gallant and tallied once besides getting one as- sist. The game was played on poor is: and 3 lot of heavy checking was featured. Seven penalties were handed out. :

Line-ups:

crystals -. Goal. Forbes; de- fence. Wooclside. P. Maobonald, sanson, A. Gallant. Shields; for- wards. Trainor. MacKay, Kelly.

Ramsay, C. Gallant. Ferguson. Partner, Landry. B. C. A. F. Meteors -- Goal.

Larush; defence. Thompson. Grcig-,

Cox. Dunster, forwards. Mul-

vlhill, Brackett. Walters, MacDon- Hulme.

aid. Naugler. Caloren, Beardmore, Houman.

SUMMARY First Period

1-S'side. Ramsay (C. Gallant)

(Hoffman) Penalty - Cox.

Second Period

3-S'side. C. Gallant (Ramsay)

4-S'side. C. Gallant (Trainor. Mackay)

5-R. C. A. F.. Walters .. Penalties -- MaoKay. Shields, Woodslde, Hoffman.

l .'rhird Period 6-R. C. A. I".. Naugler

(Caloren) 2:55 '1-S'side, Kelly (Trainer) 8:21 5-S'side, Macxay (P. MacDonald) .. .......... .. 16:51 Penalties - shields. Referees - J. Hogan and V.