St. Andres Trounced Peaks Island 11 To 2St. Andres hockey team un- .score before a food sized crowdloosened all of its heavy artilleryat the Silver SkaU . , ... . __ , , The local Saints displayedlast night and overpowered the \amazmf, offengiw attack w Peaks Island Chiefs by a 11 to 2 powerful passinga%• */£ ,mm. misur m hop[ to kkp Mur on mmm mst kinoworn tY HUMS YOU TO MM'IP M* QUICK ON M COttXST A. ¥ S ANV M NIPPUST h’SHTS.EssoCOlHWIlHwntcn tne two forward lines e tributed. “Kite*’ Cloutier opem the drive when he scored on I beautiful solo flight with the , game but three minutes old. Freddie Olson, who dashed 1 throughout the game, scored two consecutive goats, one in a scrim-iniage and the second on a pass | from Beeman Casavant. Cloutier • came through again on a solo to give the Saints a 4 to 0 lead at the i end of the first period, i St, Andres kept attacking strongly in the second stanza. I Ben Laliberte got hold of a H)se puck and shot through the ] netting, followed by Cloutier’s I ' third goal of the evening. Peaks ! Island finally came to life, when 1 Leonard boat Goalie Barber”i Nadeau on a beautiful shot.1 Callahan gave the Saints a 7 to lead as the second period ended.when he tallied on a flip fromOlson.The last period was again all St. Andres. Olson took a pass from Paradis and registered theMAKE A DATE WITH ESSOSaints’ eighth marker, afterWrestling. . t which Beeman” Casavant scored J from scrimmage. Skilling.{center of the Chiefs, gave; team its second goal on a solo, jI’lHTlME \RH\A TON Hi 1113 f-Vatur** llotit*—Manln MtMen-burjf lfaiifl«oinlt;* I ♦*lt; » NumaLaliberte scored in | quick order for the Saints’ final|g a!'| Freddie Olson with 4 goals and lone assist, and Kite Cloutier with 13 tallies, were the main cr »f \ IDTed (.prni.niu* %*. Il m i»* 0ImmiDropkhk Murph tv sinePopular —l.uriir* I'm? HitliKMiirt Plus Tax—I or Rf*M*r%atloiiITitme 44*J’.*• ...-*-a-5* OF THI NATION. !IMVtD o KnmuiGONE WHO THE WINDif laMNHOioi U ARK A8M~£* mmLESLIE HOW IK 0 *OMVJA tMMk’IttAltiVfV ll N Mltlf *p 9Mm A iHMI WWilWBaMiW,1WIW#Ml -1 tmr -I n - - it. Feb.Mat. 1:30 l \v. : :30the Saints, with Piki laying a “whale’' of a game defense. Leonard. Skilling and I Norris played well for the vist-I tors.The summary:St. Andres (11) lt;2 Peaks Island Nadeau, g ................ g. TremblayGrenier, rd ............. rd. TempleCallahan. Id Id. HerrickP. Casavant, rw rw, Norrisi *Cloutier, c c,Laliberte. Iw lw.St. Andres spares: Olson, B. Casavant. Boucher. Paradis; I Peaks Island spares: Farmer,Boyle. Pcttingill. Knight. Litchfield, Cormier Kennedy. Kearns.Fiirst Period: St. Andres: Cloutier (unn), 3.10: Olson (unn), 4.00; Olson (Casavant), 5.11; Cloutier (unn), 9.15.Second Period: St. Andres: La-r(unn)MUTUALTel. 622 THEATRL Saco( oritlniKHis Tmlay-sat. 1:30 to It ..... .. Wif si'TODAY—TOMORROWStan Laurel, Oliver Hardya a r*i .rte (unn), 8.44. Clc 9.56; Peaks I slant (unn, 11.10 St. Andres: Callahan (Olson), 14.15.Third Period: St. Andres: Olson (Paradis) 3.45, B. Casavant, (unn). 4.52; Peaks Island: Skilling (unn), 5.58; St. Andres: Olson (unn), 11.11, Laliberte (unn), 13.16.Referee. Bonneau; time,, three 15s.