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Coach Murph Chamberlain of :lhe P. E. Islunders llrckey Ciuo announced last Night that he has lust COll('illllC(i a player trziiiv ,iviih the Glace Bay Miners of the Cape Breton Senior Hockey Leu- gue. ,

Left winger Marcel Clements oi the Glace Bay Club will come i: the lslziniicrs in exchange for Bah Gray. who has been hriiding down a riszhi wing berth wile the local squziti since he was ll'lFL!i'1ElSCEl by Chamberlain from Syiliwy Millim- ziires at the start of the current. season.

Clements. who has been l'TIZll-(lin.! impressive performances with the Miners this season. is iwenlv years old. approximately 5' 11 1-2"

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Club this morning wliiie Clemenls will report to the Islanders Club immediately following his ex- pected arrival at 11 .-.m.

Bruno ”Rcd" Fzivaro, high seo:- ing right winizcr of the Island-um Hockey Club. will likc'.' be out oi action for the next ion days or two weeks as the result of two broken ribs.

Favaro's injury. WIIICCI kept him out of action at Monct-:-p last Sui- urday night, was r.-celved in 1! game against Halifax Saint Mary's last week, conch Chamberlain re- ported last night.

A tireless backchecker and an outstanding right winger in tin- Big Four League to (life, the red- thatched speedsicr will be a I'li'?il'.')' loss to the Islanders vihile out of action.

Norlh Sydneiilics" Edge Miners 5-3

GLACE BAY, N. S.. Nov. 12 - (CP) - North Sydney Victorias ral- lied early in the last period to de- feat Glace Bay Miners 5-3 in a reg- ular Cape Breton senior Hockey League battle here Saturday.

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preity disheartened group of Abegweit rugbyists that

It was a walked off the playing field at Glace Bay on Saturday afternoon following a close 3-2 defeat at the hands of the Caledonian Club from that centre in McCurdy Cup play- off competition. Their frame of mind was not the result. of the de- feat either, or at least only prim- arly so. It was the management. and ieamls dissatisfaction with the relereeing and general lack of sup- ervision that wranklcd. . . .

And you can take it from one who was there and saw what went on, that they were more than within their rights in feeling the way they did. It was about as lax a piece of officiating that man ev- er witnessed. An old saying ”there is something putrid in Peru” would probably describe the situation ad- equately in a minimum amount of words. .

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By saying that, there is no in- tent to cast any reflection on the Glace Bay team itself. They were out there playing rugby and mak- ing a good job of it too, and were no more responsible for what went. on than were the visitors, although they didn't give any backing to the protests by those of the losing cause.

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What was the big Issue? It was the calling of the game by the of- ficlal referee when the Abbie team and management had every right to believe that there was still 12 minutes of playing time left in the

final half. At least that was the time left to he played as recorded by A J . McAd-

a.m's stop watch at the time the game was called. Mr. McAdam, as an unbiased spectator who accom- panied the Abbie team on the trip. had been asked by the presiding referee to act as unofficial timer. There was no debating the end of the first half time when Abbies lead the period by a 2-0 score, but. was a. different story in the final half. I Taking the advantage in the play for the first time in the game early in the final half, the Glace Bay team went over for B. try to make the score read 3-2 in their favor. In the opinion of the two Abegweit coaches, Lt.-Col. W. J. MacDonald and Gordon Bennett, the score was made on "a play that resulted in three offside passes be-

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However, that was apparently not the opinion of the referee. as no whistle was blown to indicate it as such. And in view of this fact, the said coaches were content to let it go at that. But later in that same half when Abbies again started to show superiority in the tenrliory play and were in a position from where they threatened to score, it was more than they could take

when the game was culled 12 min-

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GLACE BAY N.S. Nov. 12 - (Special) - The Glace Bay Cale- donia No. 11 football team scored a clcse 3-2 victory over the Char- lottetown Abegwelts i.n a rugged contest here Saturday in a sudden deatli semi-final Mccurdy Cup playoff competition.

Tom "Mugs" Appleton's second half touchdown gave the Caledon- lan's the edge on points over Art. Perry's two-point penalty kick el- fort at the fifteen minute mark of the opening half.

But it. wasn't a verdict that Ag- recd with the views of Abegweli. team officials who complained that the game had been called when 12 minutes of official playing time in the second half remained unplayed. Mr. A. J. McAdam of Saint. Dun- stan's University -who on the re- quest of referee Mel Sheppard of Glace Bay. acted as unofficial time- lteeper for the match, recorded twelve minutes of playing time ac- cording to a stop watch when ref- eree Sheppard blew the whistle to end the game. -

Coaches Gordon Bennett and Lt. Col. W.J. MacDonald of the Abels- weit club. although extremely vex- ed over the apparent lack of prop- ef supervision of the match, de- clined to make any official protest to McCurdy Cup officials.

Mr. Roy MacDonald. official ap- pointed to referee the match was presiding at a game elsewhere and referee Sheppard was appointed to take his place by the Caledcnian Club.

Forcing the play right from the opening whistle, the Abbies kept the play deep into Caledonians ter- ritory with hard pressing attacks that kept the opposition continua";- ly in trouble and came within an ace of scoring in the early part of

utes short of their recorded time. I C U .

Confronting the said referee with these "minor details" he accorded the Abbie officials the full extent of his courtesy by striding from the field in a highly unconcerned manner, that to say the least, left them in a thoroughly disgusted attitude with the whole situation. so much so in fact, that they didn't even deem it worthy to tender an officlal..p.rotest. to Mc-

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Glace Bay Wins 3-2 McCurdy Cup Semi-Final From Chitown Abbies

the half.

,Inside half Elmer Blanchard came up with the first near-scoring attempt when he snared a pass at centre field to break away from the pack on a smart run, only to be pulled down by an effective piece of tackling by fullback Lorne An- derson a matter of feet from the touchline. Shortly after from a pl.iv on calcdoniaks 25 yard line three quarters Ronnie Nichclson went over the line on a smart hairline attack only to be forced out of touch by two opposing forwards, turning a good try into a 25-yard drop-out for the Glace Bay boys.

Abbies ace kicking artist. husk'y' Art Perry finally rang up the only score cf the half at the 15 minute mark. After two previous attempts to score on penalty kicks from haixi angles, Perry finally booted his third attempt between the uprights on H penalty placement from about 22 yards out and straight away.

Glace Bay Player Injured Shortly after Pel'l'!v"S score. N”?- wilson, nigged Abbie fcrward pu.l- cd a neat piece of hard, low tacit- ling that hiid disastrous results fox Caledonia:-i forward Lauchie whit- field, Starting away on an 9139') break near centre field. Wilson pulled Whitfield down with a hard tackle that brcke the Glace Btu player's leg. It was an accidental Injury that received the sympathy of members of both teams and at- tgnding fans for the game Caledon- ian player. V Glace Bay took the initiative in the second play to make a much stronger showing. Bljld 3”" 3 ”"!””' ber of smart running attack-S NW ally made their efforts pay Toff Clicking on a passing ;M-1Ck- Cm Appleton cf Caledonian s three riU?l'j ter position, sped ovci the 'i'-ll left corner at the end cf .a thice; man attack. Jim O'Dell missed NI- convert from a hard 331815 , It was difficult to Judge the was of the actual scene as the referees time recorded the try at. the 20 mm- ute mark and the unofficial timing at the eight minute mark. Abbies carried the play in W-' closing part of the half and were gaming deep in Caledonlan territory when the referee's whistle blew 10

Curdy Cup officials.

Mi. A. Wins lnlercoilegiale Rugby liile

TRURO. N. S.. Nov. 12-(CP)-- Mount Allison University of Sack- ville, N, B., won the Maritime intercollegiate English rugby title here Saturday by downing Nova Scoila Technical Colle :9 IL-9.

John Hill, engineering student from Nappan, N.B., 'was outstand- ing star of the game. He scored all Mount A's points.

Two other rugby games were played in Nova Scotia. as teams squared off in competition for the McCurdy Cup. emblematic of Muri- time senior Engllsh rugby champ- lonship.

Glace Bay Legionnairea, playing on their home ground. defeated Charlottetown Abbies 3-2 in :i sudden-death contest. A: Wolfville, Acadia University Axemen blanked Dalhousie Tigers. their traditional rivals, 10-0 to take a two-game series for the Halifax Engliln Rugby League title. Acadia which now holds the Maritime champion- ship, won the first game 11-0.

Three teams now are eligible

Mount Allison. Legionnalres and Axemen. The Mount A. faculty an- nounced, however. it will decide tomorrow wheiher the team will continue in the series.

One Referee. Two linesmen In L Big Four Games

MONCTON. N. 13., Nov. 12 - (CF)-Beginning tomorrow and continuing until the next, league meeting, the Maritime Senior Hockey League will be using one referee and two linesmen In their games. it was decided at. n Iahguc meeting here Saturday, louuo president Judge 3. Elliott Hudson said tonight.

The meeting was believed to have dealt mainly with the ra- fereeing question. although other business WAI also zllucuned. A previous informal meeting of team managers and officials bi-ouxht up the question. it is believed, and the meeting Saturday was u re- sult of a formal protest. The new Iyntem replaces -I two-rofcru method in me until now. The league has two regular rofcrau and on night: when two game: were played a local official took over half the job.

The llnesmon will both to lo- cnlly appointed men. The engine

will probably meet again it Do- conibcr: ' iv

for McCurdy Cup,competlI:ion -,

engngheolglirlinetcutsiaildlllg l)E”0rm' ers on the Calcdonian team was Pat. Cadegan. husky lmlde ha” Wm? made some impressive plunzlni TU"-it

NOVEMBER 13, 1950

Beavers Edge Halifax

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SAINT JOHN. N. B, Nov. 12 - (OP) - saint John Beavers moved two points closer to cccond-place Halifax St. Mary's in the Maritime Senior Hockey League Saturday night defeating the I-Ialigonians 3-1. The Nova. Sootia. team now holds a three-point. margin over Beavers. Saint John shot a goal a period for a victory that was about as de- cislve as indicated by the scoring. The lone Halifax marker came in the second session.

Lineups:

Halifax - Goal, D'Aoust; de- fence, Powers, Brown; centre. wat- scri; wings, Wilkes, 1-Iollett; subs. McLaughlin. Buck, Grabowski, Mil- ler, Ford, Thomas. Campbell, Mc- Grcgor, Black, Dlgeur.

Saint John - Goal. Brodcur; de- fence. I-Ieon. Blackburn; centre. Brennan; wings, Jackson, Platz; subs, Bolan. Labelle, Mudle, Whit- lock. Jcdoin, Armstrong, McIntyre James.

Officials - Stan Swain and spike Larabie.

I-lint Period 1-saint John. Jodoln (Armstrong) ....' 6:43 Penalties - Miller. Blackburn. Second Period 2-Halifax, Grabowski (Ford) . .......... .. 11:27 3-Saint Jchn, Jackson (Brennan. Platz) 13:03

Penalties - Thomas. N McLaugh-

lin. Third Perlbd 4-Saint John, Whitlock . (Nicolle, Blackburn) 1:52 Penalties Bolan. Mcbaughiin (match misconduct). Platz.

PARIS. Nov. 12 -(AP) -Maur- ice Thorcz. ailing secretary-gem eral of the French Communist Party. saiurdaywas carried inboard a Russian plane which then left to take him to Moscow for treat- ment. Tiiorcz suffered an apparent paralytic stroke Oct. 10. He was said to be suffering 'from high blood pressure.

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Foliowing are the lineups: --

Glace Bay - Fullback, Lorne An- derson; halves, Jce Currie. Pat Can- egan; three-quarters. Jim OD8l- Geo. Campbell Tom Appleton. TUCK- er Mcfnnls; forwards, B. Gallant. Lauchle Whitfield. Roy Appleton- Dan Currie, T. Mclntosh. Tom Beu- ecki; subs, Donald McInnis' p

'-Replaced Whitfield in firs- half.

Abbies - Fullback, Jack Ready: halves, Blanchard. Scantleburv: three-quarters. Perry. I-Icwatt. Nich- olson, D. MacDonald: forwards, Rodgers, Wilson, I-lennessey, Davis. Ledwell, Ayers; subs. Chas. Ready. Howard. Glover.

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Riding roughshod over their op- ponents here on Friday night. he- foro a capacity house at the Char- lottetown Forum, the Islanders rc- galned their winning ways in Mar- itime senior Hockey League com- petition by walloping Halifax sum, Mary's 7-1. ' ..

The verdict sent the Chamber- lain-ooached , sI;ers' string of wins to an even dozen for the sea- son thus far.

Accounting for four of their team's seven goals, the punch line cf the two Horeck brothers and Frank Bathgaie were outstanding for the locals, accounting for twelve scoring points between them. Danny and Johnny collected two goals and two assists apiece. while Bathgatek smart playmaking gar- nered him four assists. Danny also won the "best player" award for his night's performance. a hat donated by Henderson 6: Cudmore.

Delenceman Frank Grabowski ac- counted fcr I-lalflax's lone tally on a pass from Bill Ford in the second period. captain was "Bucko" Train. or, linemiite Walter Pawlynahyn and defence-man Johnny Duchak accounted for the other IsIanders' scoring.

Johnny I-Ioreck scored the first

and his brother Danny early in the first period from a. face-off to the right of the Halifax net.

Danny. on assists from his line- mates, did the trick again just be- fore mid-period on a beautiful at- tack from centre ice. Walter Paw- lyshyn, assisted by Bruno Favaro and Weston Trainer, notched an- other goal on a gang assault.

Danny Horeck flew in to pick up a loose puck and scored from John- iiy and Bathgate to end scoring for the period.

Halifax drew first blood in the second period when Frank Grab- owski, assisted by Bill Ford, sent one home frcm a scramble in front of the net.

Trainor bounced right back to score for Charlottetown after 10 minutes of play in a power attack. In the final period the Horecks rc- appeared. Duchak scored on a pass fro Danny and Johnny scored on a pass from Bathgate from a scram- ble in front of the net.

Hal Gordon, in the Island not had 14 shots compared with 25 I-r Eddie D'Aoust in the Halifax cage.

Lineups:

Islanders - Goal, Gordon: dc- fenee, Mcbagan. Conway; centre. Bathgate; wings, D. I-Ioreok. J. Hor- eck: subs. Travis, Vitale. Duchak. Trainer, Favaro. Beaudry. Paw- lynshyn. Gray. Dowling.

St. Mary's - Goal. DtAoust: de- fence, Powers. Brown; centre, wat- son: wings, Hollett. Wilkes; subs, McLaughlin, Grabowski. Miller, Mc- Gregcr, Ford. Thomas. Campbell. Digeur, Black.

Referees - Swain. Mailinson.

First Period I-Ch'town.. J. 1-foreck

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rsumnzns 4. MONCTON ,

MoNc'rotN, . N, 3,, (CP) - League-leading NcOhv,'m12,T town Islanders turned bgcko rapidly-improving Moncton Haw? :2 Saturday night in ,, reams:

xiure of the M m Hockey circuit. In me SW"

The W131 save Charlottetown 2; Points as compared to can” dwelling Moncion:-. ii in the fcu ' team league. Halifax at Mart: and saint John Beavers . aieiis second and third place respectiveri

Islanders snatched an . in the game on pi.ys”d3f,,"g,3 brothers I-Ioreck and highlscom. Frank Baivhgatc. Johnnv norm scored when the game Rm IN than nine minutes old. assisted ii, brother Danny and Bathgim Within two mimics Baths” slammed home another with .5. aid of Johnny. i

Rod McKenzie roared in wig, Monaiton's first goal 70 scconiis. later but Moncfon was unable to overcome Charloitetowrrs lead ,, any time. John Morrow had an .5. slat on McKenzie's score.

Only one marker was tallied in the second period. Cecil Dowlinz banged one in for Charlottetown on assists from Howard Beaudry and Bob Gray.

Lineups:

Moncton - Goal. Calvin; dg. fence. Delmonie. Dunville; campy, Barkweil: wings. Demchuk. Denny: subs. Phillips, Jeanneau. Galipeau, Imonti. Richardson. Mosscau. M2- Kenzie. Mllani. Morrow.

Charlottetown -- Goal. Gordon: defence. Travis. McLagan: cenin. Trainer: wings. Pawlynshyn. M, Dowlins: sufbs. Viiale, Duchsl Bathgate, D. I-Ioreck. J. Horeck Beaudry. Grey, C. Dowling.

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4.-Chu-lottewwn, G. Dowling (Beaudry. Grey) . Penalties - Mcihagan.

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