[6 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs. Nov. 15, 1962. ,

S'sme youngsters!

cop midget title:

Howard Waite, Jr. who oper— l feating Donkin. a suburb of. .ltes a drug store opposite th e . Glace Bay. in a sensational sud- ‘v Summerside Post Office. tried iden-death game that ended 9-H his luck at hockey promotion 'Two of the boys. Paul MacWil-l last winter and hit the jack pot liams and Alan Gaudet, first time out. His midgets won I scouted as a result of . the Maritime Championship de- ‘game and invited to the Boston! m Bruin hockey school at Niagara Falls last summer.

ward lines of the M a Champs. but there were a lot of l other good boys on the team: also. Grant Grady and Henryi Landry were coaches. a n d Jeffrey Truman was trainer. 1

This winter Mr. Waite will; sponsor and manage the team again, and of the seventeen off last year's midgets, it is believ- ed there are only four left in the midget age bracket— threel Pauls IPaul MacWil ms. Paul Gallant. Paul Mullini andl Alan Gaudet, A lot of promisingl material is going up to the juv—1 enile division. but the quartetl staying behind should make aj very valuable core for anotherl good team. and Sponsor Waite. ls hoping for this.

aite‘s Midgets first b e a t i Crapaud 6-0 and 6-1 to win the Island Championship. T h e y I

came from behind to beat Campbellton 8-4 in Summer-j side. and then took Donkin inI‘ Antigonish 9-7. Howard Waite played with a ’ 1 Midget championship team him-i

self in 1946. when Summersidel beat Sydney in the Cape Breton] city. Harry Dickie was ‘ coach of that team. Then Jim Hogan led a Summerside mid- get team to Maritime supre- macy by beating Truro in a sud-l ‘den—death game at Stellarton inl 1950.

IN NETS

Diminutive Thane Mann will likely be guarding the pipes for Prince County Combines when

. These two; a; ‘ {boys starred on one of the for-1

'seasons t1961-62i. He also oc- have formed a partnership un-

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Charlottetown will again be - represented in the Island Senior . ‘Hockcy League with two teams.

DR. CLARK

Friuell has loSt Angie Car- roll and Alt Flannagan and that is quite a loss. These two gar- nered a lot of points for the Frizzellmen last season a n d their places will be mighty hard to fill. However coach “Bu c k' Whitlock is optimistic and he likes the way his squad is shaping up. A rumor is also on the go that Willie Dunn a n d

this season but that hasn't been

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Capital city is iCing '2 teams this season

fenceman Ralph “Farmer” Josey would be missing from the Royals' ranks but ‘Farmer' squelched that by showing up for the very first workout. Royals get their first taste of action Thursday night at the Sports Arena when they enter tain RCAF Eagles and Pen guins v i s it Civic Stadium Fri- day night for a battle with the

Jim MacLeod will not turn outhombines.

Folks will get a chance this week to judge the merits of all entrants.

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, Sandy‘s Parkdalc Royals and

; Old Spain Penguins.

The Penguins this year will Lpresent a new look as sponsor :Myron Bell has decided to go ‘along with all juniors. The lea- gue has agreed to accept the .Birds for the regular league schedule but of course the Old Spainers will not participate in

l . . junior playdowns. They will. 5 after their league chores ‘are

gcompicted. ready - ifoi‘ Maritime junior playdowns ls 1and Mr, Bell hopes to e .quite a powerhouse when that time arrives.

Dr" Hillard Clark' the recent} It's a bit early to talk about 1" electgd pregnant or the IS' ‘the personnel of the squad be- land Senior Hockey League. has gcause many boys are seeking been an ardent hOCkey fan for ‘hcrths with the team. Bell a gmd man-V years' hoping to get Martin and Ron—

He did HOl how any EXECUI-ll'e nie Gallant. last season with the position until last year when he Crystals but it's not definite} “'35 apPOlmed treasurer "f the yet how much progress ha 5 Crystal 1‘1ka 011113. When in .been made in this regard. How- mid‘season the Aces were "3‘ ever. it's a safe bet to say that

90d. and 8 Citizens’ COm- lthe ju nior s will serve up a mittee took charge of the team. lpleaging brand of hockey and

Dr. Clark has had consider-lpatrcns will likely be pulling able experience as president in aim the youngsters to make good other areas of sport, however. .in senior ranks. I .' having been twice President of: T110 ROYals should agam be} th Summersidc Baseball the powerhouse of the league; League, for two years (1937318) libut folks must not forget that; and again during the last two ltlie C rystals and Evmrudes.

cupied the prexy's chair in’der the name of. the Combines; curling. being President of theESandy himself msnsts that his; Prince Edward Island Curlingltcam doesn't lay over the pack. Association in 1943 and again in l and he predicts that these Com-l 55. ‘ incs are the team to beat.

Dr. Clark has been practising

dentistry in Summersnde for the League. which has had a num- last thirty years. and duringi her of capable presidents, 15

that time has done a lot of curl- l fortunate again to have at the; ing and also played considerable! helm a man with the judgment; golf. ' and fact necessary for such a: The Island Senior Hockey position.

they open the season at Civic Stadium Friday night.

DEPARTMENT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 ucation aims and objectives in the hopes that leadership in these activities will improve. Also the division appointed a referee-in~chief for all A.A.U. of C. Minor and Interscholastic hockey to improve the officiat- ing services. In addition to the practical ratings given officials. six completed written qualifica- tions administered by the M- sion of Physical Education.

It was apparent that local one day hockey clinics have decid- ed value and another year an effort shall be made to conduct more of these in the main cen- tres.

The division is indeed grate- ful to all officials. coaches, sponsors, M.A.H.A.. A.A.U. of C. I.A.A. rink managers, players and all others responsible for the successful completion another hockey season.

The 1962-63 Hockey Season Starts Thur., Nov. 15, I962

DR. H. E. Presldent

CLARK

As we look forward to the season 1962.63 in the Island

year is to be a team of Juniors. the have a new entry—the R one which it is felt may be very well balanced.

objective. This demands the cooperation of the public as spectators at the games.

The schedule is being drawn up at. fit

on Tuesday Sunday afternoon. The firs

die-inadve- for their initial game. It is my good fiortune

meetings held with representatives of the team during the deeds worked out to the satisfaction to all.

We hope we play the game as a public

and II Wye-Willis: to give guidance and mm. F/ S GLEN MATHEWS Vice President " GEORGE GREGORY Troasu

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up of the competing teams. Sandy’s Royals, last year's champions. being the only team whose status has not changed. We are sorry the St. Dunstan’s University Saints have withdrawn from the league. The Old Spain Penguins team this Cape Traverse Evinrudes and the SummersideI Crystals have amalgamated and we .C.A.F. Eagles. The outcome of all these changes makes it seem almost like a new league but

The executive is anxious that this season will be a good one and will make every endeavour to realize that the coaches. managers and players of all the teams and the participatoin of

e present time and the games at. the Sports Am in Charlottetown will be and Tlmrsdsy nights. at Civic Stadium, Summerside on Friday nights and at the. EEC. t game in the league is to be in Charlottetown on Royals take on the R.C.A.F. entry. and the second game in Summerside on Friday night When the amalgamated team host the Old Spain Penguins. The rinks are all in operation and the members of the various teams are now

to serve as President of the I.S.H.L. with an experienced and conscientious executive and to follow one—Lt.-Col. D. J. (Dannyi MacCormack—who gave excellent leadership throughout the past year. The

have for the hockey season 1962-63 a balanced league with teams willing to give, their best true an. interested in good. aggressive competition and display of athletic

. A - Let's hope past successes will be surpassed.

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