;.

",,h.Trim Sain

i The Summersi(ie Aces cllnchcdl player's bench. m'”"'e”

econd place in the Prince Edward

; , rand hag” standing by beamlgivxtli J.R. MacDonald in the third

By JACK st'l.l.Il'AN Fanacdiun Press Staff Writer lxlN(”T().'x', (nit.

Ll

lor iliitisii (Joiunihiu (nor a :in1i .1 ii;irl'nu cill l()l' ( Si1tkht(-licwaii

rnurlted lil(' opening round in the;

The Saints replaced Shepherd

riod which was rough and rag-

0 ii I a r l (1 and

curling Chili pionshipsilr

Ii'(rn lii(' east cuzixt-iv

N-iil'oui11il:11idls 12-9 triumph (ivcri The crowd of about 500 sensed St-.)ii;i'.ipzii1 upset when Prince Edward ls- squeaky H-ll d(-cisiun mcr Mirth-llui1d's rink from Charlottetown,

Nola

Oiiliirio. llcu Stone's

than title 3-1 this 10-game mund- mbiri tournamtnt. had a tremen-

. . 1(1)) - Two Prince Edward island. The West- e upsets. :1 iilIlilillL'. cxirn-c'1(l ric- criiers took it if-ii. but only after 1 l1-ry liluiiitoliu the lalni't'(l

ts 9 -1 Canadian

Miiiitlay.

rlitki GAMES CLOSE.

were fluffed shots and brilliant 'l'lie iipwts lkltl'C 1)l()Vl(it'lI byf throws and in all cases the games

icurr 1.-.ucnoNA1.n DROPS cross GAME TO sasx.

our fight on their hands against

11 uphill I)JlII1' and a tie-brealtiiiu, no (in the last end.

Every 051.: of tlic fiv: opening- ound games was a thriller. There

ould have gone either way.

I Upsets Feature Curl

'l1so Charlottetown Guardian, Tuesday. March 5. 1957:

a new game. The rinks traded sln- NEWFOUNDLAND WINI

pin in the 10th and llth and the Campbells gut the winner on u supense-fillan nth end.

Saskatchewan was sitting two and P.E.l. hail one rock in the house when skip Garnet Campbell took out both his own rocks to give the easterners the advantage. MacDonald set up a well-placed guard with his last rock and Campbell. alter a five-minute strategy session with his brothers. drew in beautifully to the four- foot circle to score the all-lmpor- tnnt single.

The Newfoulmand - Ontario game was a dog-light with the lead changlnll hands almost every end from the fourth osi. Single scores on the loth. llih and litl gave Newfoundland the eyebrow- raising victory.

Northern Ontario. considered I power in pi".-tournain-int lockou- lug. yielded an early 8-1 lead in its game with the Brldgewater N.S. rink skipped by 47-year-old Ralph Simmons. Neither rink was able to score more than a slngls on any end from the seventh on

ing

and was I-I going into the final with Manitoba ahead 7-I. Howard. end when the Maritimers scored Wood .lr.. skin of the Manitoba- their Baal single. rink. left Stone with one in the lm hldwsn (mm Edmumong house but III! B.C. Iklp took out who Iklppcti I championship rink II" "W" mm "Wk W IIVC M3” for Alberta in ma. no .11 the Mn a mule- way over Quebec to come out on That appeared to be the game top 11-3, B.C. scored one in the ninth anti, The British Columbia-Manitoba Manitoba one in the 10th to give match was a slam-bang affair Wood a big H lead. Then the with both skim playing bar and fireworks started. 00ld- Stone scored three on the llth FROM BEHIND , and another three in a rousing Reg Stone. cigar-smoking skip l2th end to tie the score and force from Trail. missed a big opoortun- the game into the extra end ity for a four in the eighth and British Columbia was sitting

Al Kingston

tliroe tn the llth. bhip Stone drew in for four and Wood. shooting Int. got out only one B.C. rock to give the West Coast rink a sorro- Lving three.

B.C. had two in the house in the 13111 with two veil-guarded rocks halfwu between the hog line and red line. Wood's knock- out first rock got past the guard and banged one B.C. rock out of the house. On his last shot. 8tone'.1 rock curled to the four-foot circle to give him two. Wood's fins stone nicked a guard and missed the house rocks by inches

1,, Sam! Dunsmnis University ged with me Ace, iddmg the-H. ern riiiklskippcd by Cliff (Jiggs).hiIacdr;r;-

. Liy the score of 9-). if. The first period vias fairly even.

1, it wide margin in shots (in lliel iiet. they came out of the session

: nspired brand of team play in thei .'niddle frame, slinoinig all

Ulric Gallant. who was unani-il nous choice for the Holman shirt. sword for most uiluzible player...

aanged in from a pass-out. he

final counter. He also had three assists. V Vance Harris netted one goal

Shepherd shot two tallies with but helpers. The game grew pro- gressively roiigher as it advanced. A-Ihore were 3 penalties in the first .”period. 5 in the second and 8 in lthe third.

The Saints drew down ll) trips to the sin bin and the Accs 6. i, Ulric Gallant got a 10-minute mis- conduct in the final seconds of play for badgerlng Roy from his

1,i

sam at Civic Stadium last night three final scores.

.y:uid although the lioirie team had hem End JR, Macmmald.

fence - llaclie. Murphy. 7iiahar.1 WINIIGH: Forwards - Glonct. Roy. trnlliers lrnm Aronlea. Sa-.k..

with W” 3 2'1 "lat Th? "3”'l5' Lemny. J.R. MacDonald. K a n e. ihepherd-Gallant line put an an Bums; Vemeuxl

limit MacArthur. Bernard. 1 I ';?”iZ' :E:::;..:) :.':::”.:i' :1: ?ffEii?:”l”' Fem.-2:15 - G-

i - ” l arris. 'utc i e. if fine combination play. isngpheyd, u. Ganam, L

LINEUPS

mini T1-nil. B (l. fouulit an uphilli aid. went ahead (H) on lmitlc till the tiny 1'.i,LillllN'l Ellen itcr three ends. They led 4-3 after :11-inn lo 111- the L':liliE .n the 12:111.-ix and added two more in the Salm UUH3lBI1'5 mi-3031 -- SIWPA (ml at '.)-:I and then post 1! too-'. seventh to take a fairly comiui'l- De” cider on the cslra end.

The uliciit - ial'millL; Campbell

alvle margin.

faykilliafililll honors in l955. ticvl it xored in t.i'-zc their second Csn:1-- at 6-6 after nine ends and it was

But the Canuibells. who (ion

Aces - Goal - Mann; Defence- iiceves.

V. Harris. SUMMARY

First Period:- l. Aces - Gallant V. Harris. Shepherd) 0.37; 2.

ired the first four Aces goals withlsaims g (hone. (L Murphy. 447. I ariliiant assistznice from his 3g Aces ,. ' nates. Gallanlls first goal was shepherd) 5.26.

Gallant

0.2):

Penalties -

Reeves. Hat-he.

and had seven assists. and Wallis cumme, JR, Macpm-mid, Mac.

Arthur. 1 Third Period:- 8. Aces - Mac- Arthur Ishepherd. V. llarris) L50; 1 9. Aces - Reeves (Bernard, gn-

Grady) 3.13: 10. Aces - V. liarrisi

(C. Grady, Cutclilfe) 19.31; Penalties - Lemay. llache. Haclie. Katie. Kane. G. Grady. Kane. Gallant (misconduct). Referees - Dun Whelan Emmett Tralnor.

and

9 '. .. I

)7

1. , I The regular schedule of the is- Iand Hockey League was complet-

r,. and tonight at the Sports Arena ' the "A" series of the semi-finals gets underway with Parkdale Fly- iora. who finished the season at ithe top of the league, taking on the Basilica Youth Club. who lid into third place as a result ;of Summerside Accs' victory over St. Dunstan's at Civic Stadium

The series. which will be the inst-of-three-of-"five promises to be a close exciting battle as the vast-

-. Iy improved youth clubbers tangle with the mighty Fiyers.

In four games during the regul-

course of the season the B.Y.C.

.'- aged only one win. but that

an a lopsided l0-3 victory. and

' sch of the other tussles was a

- 1 all played close game. In fact.

the games in which B.Y.C. and

the Flyers have been facing each other. have been the best played

Q the year at the Sports Arena,

lth both teams sporting a lot of

' playing talent.

It is expected that both teams

will be operating at full strength

for this important opening match.

Frank Roper will be back into the

Parkdale cage and Thane Doyle

will be tending pipe for the youth

clubbers. it was announced last week that speedy rightwlngcr Jim

PLAYOFF OPENER.

Fiyers And BYC Tangle Al Arena

MacLeod will be back at his reti- ular starboard post with line- mates Willie Dunn and Bob Hur- ry. Cliff Kip Ready will likely be dropped back to his defence post to give the Parkdals bluelines a little more hitting power. together with big Ralph Josey. Junior Mac- Leod and hard - hitting Erland Wood.

As usual the Carver boys will be there to carry Parkdalcts bluc

last night. 'and gold colors.

B.Y.C. will have coach Jack (Spy) Ready up front with Merrill Pineau and shifty Buck Whitlock. opposing the Carvers. Johnny and Jack Burke will lineup on the second string trio and Jack Shep- herd will be the extra.forward.

Back on defence coach Ready will have Art Perry. Frank Shep- herd. Arnold Mullins and Harold Hawaii.

The best seats in the house will go to the early arrivals and game time is 8.30 sharp.

Lineups:

Parkdale: - Goal - Roper; Dc- fence - Josey. A. Macl.eod. Ready. Wood; Forwards - 0. Car- ver. A. Carver. S. Carver, J. Mac- Leod. Dunn. llur .

B.Y.C.:- Goal -rhoyle; Defence - F. Shepherd. Mullins. Perry How- att; Forwards - J. Ready. Whit- lock, Pineau. Squarebriggs. L. Shepherd. Burke. J. Shepherd.

MINOR HOCKEY PLAYDOWNS

Following are the results of

1 W t "A 1 Minor llockey Playdown game! i :1; . t played last evening at Svofll i ..- . 1 Arena.

3 PAPERWEIGIITB 1” In a game to break a tie as a

4' took the moasu c of Prince Street 1511:; School Paperweight: by a score of I ' I-0 on goals by Ellis Boudreault . and Jamey Kennedy. This victory ; es Cubs the right to represent 'town in Island Paperweight ; Playdowns. ., . BANTAMS In the opening game of the City final in the Bantam class. Queen Charlotte High defeated Sp Pk - Royalty Canucks by a score of I-0. Nelllng goals for the winners . were:- Billy MacMillan (3). Frank Dow and Johnny Davis. Second . game of this home - and - home

j I p.n1.

MINOR HOCKEY

series will he played today at 4.00 H

S'side High Wins To Enter Prince County finals

ch pionship. SUMMARY First Period: - l. S.H.S. ” Gal

3. A.H.S. - O'Brien 9.40; 1. S.H.S.

Laughlln (Sonics) ll.l0; Pennltles- sonler, Gallant. 0'

Brien. Sonier. second

rviiiid 1' in ling: (-liunipiuiisliip .ll(ni1lnv:

pvi Harris. Silsi(ill('llL'll1lI'i

Penalties - R '. Gallant. V ii-1 , mile the puck off the goaler's leuxg 0) e IMb”m

stick for his second. steered Shep-p semnd pm-i9d;. 4- Ans - G31. -rerd's sliding shot min the Cafwliam (shepherd, V. nan-it) or his third. and went in close toig. Aces M Qanam ivp Han-,5) 4.35 Jolast the disk by Shepherd for his 5. Aces - shepherd (V, Ha.-,-is, B C. Gallant) 4.42: 7. Aces - Shepherd. lllanlloba (V. l-larris. Gallant) 5.18.

The Summerslde High School

defeated Alberlon High at CW 1 ' ' i result of previous fume - and - Stadium Saturday afternoon "is iii home games. Model-Sport Cubs the score of 7.5, winning the ham,

and home total goal semi-fl l h . . .by the score of 13-11. The 1:iinne)riN.M Mmh "W" ”"k 1”! "um

will now play Kenslngton H' h f l . the Prince County mu ';Cho?,';174 in (hp second game of the

lam (Laughlin) 5.45; 2. S.H.S. - Sfull (MacDonald. Ranahan) 8.30;

' fer one each.

RESULTS

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111 (i1(i2no(i1u- 71 mm 201 021 l0l- 1'

till) 001 301 020- 81 ll)? 130 020 101-11

P E. l

Quebec

()1ii;ii'i1i Min fo11ii(il.'(i1d

(mil 403 (mi (mtla 4) Ill 0221) 21): ill---I2

001) 101 001 (i:l.'l 2-)) Ill 0120 210 100 0- 9

Nora Scotii Nil) 302 010 l0l- .'l N. Ontario ill'.'. 020 101 0l0- ii

KINGSTON On). (CPi- Second round i'('stIllS in curling (-liumpioiisliip Ill U n d a yl

101) 000 lflil 100- 3

LN B.

.Sask (132; 461 031 013-30. i)lilIPl'lH 1:1 (1:10 311 020-1-11 Mid. mm 101 000 103m 11 Ontario (112 202 012 020-12 P.E.I. 100 010 100 101- 5x B r. 0111011101 021- at Nora St'(ilia 201 100 010 l00- 6) Quebec lll 020 001 210 1-1!) N. Ontario 000 402 H0 001 0- 9

CURLING

CIMRLOTTETOWN

7 pm. Old Spain Round Robin -

Ice 1 - G. Henderson vs P. Bl')'diZOS. 11-0 2 - T. Whitlock vs Dr. Hoop- er. E Ice 3 -- llciitlezvoiis A. 1). iiill vs 1). Sauiders.

ice 1 - Scratch games 45 ers.

8.30

Ice 1 - G. Bennett vs F. lilac- lnnis.

ice 2 - S.S. Carson vs Dun Srriilh.

Ice 3 - Ron Clark vs D. R. George.

ice -1 - C. Ready vs P. Blak- ney.

MONTAGUE

Curlini: ut lilontagtie to-diiy.

7.00 p.lll.

East lce : G. MacDonald. J. Giddlngs. V. Martin. T. Martin vs. ll. Fraser. R. Turner. J. White. V. Duvar.

West irc: J.A. Muchcan. A. Ro- bertson. i). Hawker. V. MacDon- ald vs. P. Sinclair; N. lioolcy. B. Smith. E. Clay.-

9.00 pm.

Teams for Pcplcr Trophy. ladies.

V. Macihinald. A. liiacGrcgor. E. iiickox. A ML-Kccnan.

ll. Clair. E. Clay. C. Stewart. V. lluvar

E. Cudmore. A. Wannamakcr. M. Poole. C. Gordon.

L. MacDonald. P. Sullivan. P. Johnston. T. Martin.

ill. Nicliolson. U. Poole, E. Clay. l). Nicholson.

B. Smith. ll. lnman. B. Mac- Gownn, A. Peltitl.

East ice: L. MacDonald vs. E. Cudmnre.

West ice: ll. Clair vs. V. Mac- Donald.

ne Mile Creek dcfcatcd Wlnsloo

semi-finals in the best of five series. whicli is tied at one game each. V The first perimbended 2-1 for the Bllllilnils, and the second period ended 42 for the same team. In . the final period each team scored one goal Scoring for the Bulldogs . were D. Mel-".ac)1ern (5). .1. Mac- Donald and MacDougaII one , each Srnriniz for Wlnaloe were

Mr-Cormac (2). Noonsn and Lar-

Hoop loop iPiayolls Siarl

STANDINGS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Canadian Ciii'l111L' Championship landing after two rounds:

Snskntel :u'an Alberta British Columbia

Quebec Ontario Nova Scotia

N('Wll)'lll(ilal'l(l Miilllltiba .. . New Brunsnlck Prince Edward lslan .. Northern Ontario

S coco...-..a.-rt.-new - -..,........-.-u--.-co:

Wed.. March 13

Playoffs in the City Basketball League will get underway on Wed- nesday. March 13. it was decided over the weekend at a League meeting held in Prince of wales College.

The li'.lii.C.A. floor was declar- ed ineligible for play-off games. All games will be played at either Prince of Wales College or Saint Dunstan's.

in the playoffs the first place team meets the tlilrd place team and the second and forth place teams meet. The semi-finals are home and home total point series with the finals being a two out of three affair.

The following games are still to lziycd.

hen

Q. C. H. Upsets Q. S. S. 4-3 In City Playoffs

Queen Charlotte High plugged away steadily to take a surprise 4-3 win from the favoured Queen Square squad in the opening game of a double round robin tourney to decide the City School Champs for this season. In the first period play was quite even with the score- board rcarling one all at the end of the period. Jnke Kennedy flash- ed the red light zit 5.32 and Fred- die Burke evened it up at 14.40 assisted by Richards and Cguag. him.

in Ilie Iseconrl period Jake Ken- nedy assisted by Billy MacMillan madc it.2-l on a nice effort at the 12.00 minulc mark.

The final Period saw the ass b0” "9 it ill! on a nice solo by Wayne MacDonald at the mo minute mark and forge ahead at 3'” ll" 5 "100 Passing play which ended by D0111: Cuinmlskey potting iihe gm-il assisictl by Harry Cling.

8" Hlld Rl('ihlrlIS. This lead wu ;';gl""'V?d- linwever. as Bill Mac-

i pa: tied it all up at 12.35 as- :F 0 by Jake Kennedy and Rev

ullnslnn. Jnkc Kennedy Queen CharI0ltc's iiard - working 10,, Wfd kc)?! diizizinz and at the 13.10 mark made the final count of the night read 4-fl. Next game in this '"I'' will bring together Norm- an Lnrtcrs Pkdlc - Rnygliy . sp Pk "Wall and QCIIS. Game time for these teams is slated for the ;';:'1"i'- Saturday evening at 0.00

Officials for last nite's game were Jack Kane and Art Perry.

L AFRICAN CINTII Pietermaritzbiirg. provincial ea-

PLAYOFF

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TONIGHT - 0:30 P. M.

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