Three Deadlock In SchoOlbOy Curlingv Turf ï¬rst cartoons 11 ff Greaves Conï¬dent macawmores Burl Ill3m uunften mghmgmeguoomgzi Can p33 Slflï¬ï¬fnlllï¬ Anglers and mince this ï¬wï¬ï¬ï¬m 2°33 ii ll week what does this mean In our books it is big step 39n the right direction The Mention is made up of merepresentatives or all affiliated Conservation Ciuba on it 1the basis of up to three members per club maximum on Hr one representative per so many members basis Barrie once their application has been ofï¬cially sanctioned twill be entitled to have three of their members on the induction as representatives of the local club The Barrie club will now be members or the larg llllest conservation body in Oanada Instead or having Eliseooperation concch lot of widely scattered ciubs working at cross purposes or overlapping one another in their activitiesr as mem bers of larger overall body there will be much more action harmony and oppor tunities for larger more tarreaching projects than would be possible by isolated groups Sid Present at Mondays meeting to lend their assist ance to the Barrie Club were Fred Henry Secretary tor Zone Ontario Federation Anglers and Hunters and umthe following members at the oriilia Club Blake Urea Chas Evans Jack Foster President of the Orillia Club and laylor iw yo rammmuaagéasm TTlossibility Alter the general meeting Conservation films were shown to those who wished to see them and Joint committee of the Barrie and Clubs mot tor the purposes 01 discussing the many problems involving the ice fishing iratemityon Lake Simcoe The overfeeding oi fishing holes flogging par ticular areas by select groups snagging and problems oi obtaining bait and the cornering of the but market by select group were the main points which were dis cussed One big bead waived around the issuing at bait lid enses to so man ypeople and the amount of bait to which itentltled them whereas the individual is limited to 40 pounds or dead minnows us at November This year the minnows had been pretty well in and gone before legallquinded sportsmen could do anything about it while those who were not so legallyminded and those with bait licenses were stocked up to the Hit before this date An ordinary icllow goes outwith one fish shanty and because he has iew if any minnows he cannot catch fish because those with lots at minnows have salted down the bottoms below their fishing hole with literally inches of minnows from their wellstocked iarders and quite obviouslythe Whiteï¬sh wlil hang around where the seed is so where does this leave the iellow with little or no minnows Lake Simooa is the heaviestï¬shed lake in Ontario and many local people are wondering what will happen it some longrange restrictive measures are notput into effect soon gt The licensing or iiah huts as means at control ling their numbers and the safety factor at making sure they are taken oil in the Springthem is mother which was discussed and seems to bear flsome merit The setting up limiting space between ties was also discussed as possibility It was most enlightening to sit in with group who are trying to rind some realistic measures toassure the greatest number as people od continued good iea ilshing but this is whyws have Conservation Clubs It is interesting to note how many lBIWS came irom such meetings as that which washeidiast night The limiting or Lake iirout to two per day per ï¬sherman as against iive per day per man was the result of work done by the local Club It appears thatthis was good move and than ll some possibility of it being tried in other waters heavy snowfall have driven more wildlife into the cities and towns this yearin search of cod than ever before It is to be hoped that alot oi sportsminded people are putting out feed at every opportunity We have noticed in our own part at Barrie that there are Mn more tracks or diirerent kinds oil animal every morning It is interesting to try and identify alljod the dif terent species just train their tracks in snow They tell youguite story There have been no changes the ï¬shing seasons 3trom last year We havdrecelvedthelwtest open seasonsfromv thepeputment this past week For the benefitoi momma putthem out we will publish quick sequence list in themvar ï¬tture answer to many inun YOUVARE UP TO HOOKS rm LINE ANGLE and concur5e our LINE An unbcited lich constitutes gal othertbanuartiflolal lures which have hooks attached Sorry to see such horrible weather last arm the Chamber of Commerceiishingcontest iher 1e1 deihc worked sohard on it hopedtor lbetter break the we ther Cord Myers caught the largest by ength pa three nmwhlcn ere caught lztï¬inch WhitefishNicegoingGordi Penetang Wintech is the next such contest4611 lows week from thisxsaturday See you upthere good place for table scraps la wbere some or our hungry wildlife are serounging around in that deep Toy Warriors Sinolfe Billy Back in Third ITop Grillia Warr WINNIle or Winnipeg vsulted back into third Nmker Smoke Rings de place in the Western Hockey feflwd Offllla Bullde in to at League prams Dug Thu take onegame lead in the day night may dumps 531 beatolfive semiï¬nal series oi toon Quakers into the cellar with is Suburban Junior OHA viciorybelore 47421211 Playoffs Billy Hills led the winners ltzithlaaAjiulr markers Fred av Sini oiEanie Marv Rutledge and Peter allow Emr Nick Kennedy and Brian Keasl ay run CANADIAN mass Jean Marie Cossattes goal earlyin the third period Thurs day night gave Quebec Aces 32 victory over Cidcoutiml Segue neens in one of two Quebec Enameli League gam Leagueleading Montreal Boy ï¬le trounced slby their ésrest rival lrals Rivieres Victory the lathe mm Barrie scored 101 Orlilla Lions led by two goo per lonnaneaty of coach Gerry geranium gt Dongs stallearns mason tubalieveabebasbnravved Whtbebaflagbaainuin twoyearaioreveraehhlmto tamer middleweight champim Gettanilmgr The flycar old Canadian alumna Macbeth trait will get the chance to aquamaoommlawlthtbellmr old Mmhvquthdan Utah inatelsvislon incandes atuadisaa Square Garden to alighLlIbiIrneriathaiztostav is Ive improved 100 per cent since lwglit him last Jan is 1951 said Greavcl handsome blonds had only 15 lights when fmrgbl Gena Since that in We learned to my pimcbu together and power behind them think can beat him now in Noll rwo wm smalls lie was referring to his current winning streak at lt sinned 14 months ago Wilmer heavyIll 17yearold contender has won cum in row By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Preaa sun Writer Four years ago when the call went out or ills talentladeo Na tional Hockey Magus teams to aid the drcuitl havenote Knut real Canadian let Eddie Linen berger go to tbe cellardwellins Chicago Black Hawks or $15000 It WIL steal Utacnbergsr has developed into me of the most valuable pieces at hockey merchandise in the league It has bright luhlreaheadoibimandlaabig reason or the Hawks lolly posi tion in the league standing alter year of ilmmdsring ammo is the wilderness The Hawks with Jim Nonla millions babllld them probably wouldnt let his Eddie go for any amount money Canadlenx cant be culled for this rash piece at dealing ibsy warp kneedeep in right wingers They had Maurice Richard flow Olart and Bernie Geot un SWAFAHOR Coach Dick Irvin at the time explalueruba muvaihlaway We had to sell the llaw umberger or Curry Senti ment was deï¬nitely on Garrys HOCKEY WIMOANADIANPIESI Nationth WI APB nlleIlflfl 211316316359 Manual 0116180 Boston New York Detroit Toronto Detroit Montreal Saturdays Game Boston at Montreal New York at Monte Chicago at Detroit Sundays Gama Montreal at New York Toronto at Chicago Boston at Detroit 011A Junior WI AP is St Calls Pele Guelph Mikes Marlbotoe Hamilton xlncludex four seat gsna= equuuldd Providence Springfield pom cheese accuser 5n EEgt 5535 tbatflmmBull 1357 Since the loss to Robinson annealA nu mi mkaad mu decide the lullrner has been invincible llla Palled victims included Tiger lcnee Spider Webb Genes record ll 454 including 21 blackouts Winner the British Empire Games title in 1964 and pm only av years Grepves bar 2191 record He says he never has bear floored Scoring will be by the rounds system supplementary point glen also will be used to break aide lie had given our club lot of great service lie we one or three fellows who always seemed to set his pattern lorCanadiens The other two were Ken Mosdeli and Butch Mallard Since then Curry has become coach at Montreal Royals Cansdien farm clubln the Que bec Hockey Icarus Buuchard has retired and Mosdell iaded out oi the NHL utmnbetger naturally was dis appointed to leavej champion shipcalibre club or an alsoran but his playing hasnt shown it in his first season with the Hawks in lest55 he won tbs Calder Memorial Trophy as the top rookie of the league lLl point output that year was ti on goals and 2e assisisaod tbs Hawks still ended in isnplace BOPKOMORE JINX The deal looked pretty good the following season when he scored only 10 goals and asaiaiodon 19 others for 39point year The experts said at tbstime be was axparleudng the sophomore jinx Lbat has had habit of Mtgï¬g campy gum Am lient rookie season The games kept slipping by and there just didntseem to be RECORD OEANOHA Scull la AP Cbaihsm 15 an 70 Kitchener Maria Surlbury Windsor lblndn St Catherine Patorborougb Marlboro Bamlltm Guelph Barrio Tonighta Gaml nmrs at Guelph Quebec league Montreal lrolsfiiviercl Quebec Chicoutlmi Western League Saskatoon Winnipeg also Bretonjealor Norihalde Sydney Norlhside leads beatfl nine semleilnal 32 smssamsauu Batburrt Muacten linai an onmmmmusmt Rysrson osc ram an Senior Fort Williamii Port Arthur 19011 Artbur leads babelraven Manitoba Janis Trauma Brandon Saskatchewan Junior Estevan Saskatoon Regllia WayburnMoose Jaw CONFIDENTLY JTHE SIGN OFMONEYSERVICE YOU CAN TRUSTT Canada largest and most recommended mm on No surnames noewmpany the top three the miss could all his Edmonton rink the title Wilb two Ooiarlo rocks sitting on guarded on the eightloot circle lrouls last shot aild between them and through the home QUEBEC KEEPS PACE Quebec which had entered the ninth round tied with Ontario one game behind Alberta kept pace with an 114 win over lastplace British Columbia In other games Nova Sallie Hawks Acquired Litz Bargain Rate 15 GS anything could do about ii explained the alxloottbree 195 pound winger wrote it all as bad year and decided that the 195657 reason would be better Tbat one indeed was boiled lie became ihebig gun with the club by scoring 82 goals and be coming the teams first sexual man since Billy Moslenko now with Winnipeg Warriors of the Western Hockey League notched 31 goals back intbe 1952 season He duplicated his goal production last season Now withaa goals in so games be Wages of méiicblilug or outpu en the season closesliiarcb 22 Whats more important liawkx are considered iesdpipeclacbes to hit the Stanley Cur playan ibis year for the ï¬rst timsslncs 1953 hits cantake lot oi credit or this accomplishment Peierborough 5129 Teen reiubamush Pelee beat st Catharines ieePecs 72 and Ham ilton Cubs stopped Toronto Mari boros 21 The loss meant little to the St Catharines liliebolders but an ankle injury to Pat Stapieton in the second period leltvihem with two top players temporarily on the sidelines Centre Stan Miklta la nursing shoulder separation GOOD CROWD 0N HAND Some 8836 fans turned out or Pstertomugbs last regularrser its game against St Catimrines Larry Babcock and BobRivard each scored two goals or Petes with Gary Darling Wayne Con nelly and George Montague add ing the othas Don Grosso and Ted Wright fired one each for TeePees who drew five at the seven penalties Marlboro led Hamilton 1D alter the ï¬rst periodjut Cubs evened things in the second leg and scored the winner at the live mlnute mark of the ï¬nal my rs score or borne for Maribel2 Denny Jor dan or Cubs andMarlboros Jim Cannon hirhed in great goaltend ing displays as Maribelas outshot their boats 8222 10E DECORATIONS SELEBY Qua GP Real denta atthis Quebecle suburb decorated their snow covered lawns with ice carvings of dUckI to celebrate the Queboc Winter Carnival edged Nawioundiaod we oba dumped New Brunswick 114 and Saks beat Prince Edward Island 87 on the last end in aliernooc games sasivnich swan deflated New Brunswick 134 Ontario overpowered New lumdland ll Alberta but Brit lab Columbia 124 Quebec heal Northern Ontario 140 and bian ltoba defeated Nova Scotla 1011 Alberta edged Northern 0n larlo 106 Ontario bent Manitoba 66 Saskalcbewan downed Nova South 06 Prince Edward island trounced New Brunswick 194 and Newloundland defeated British Columbia 11 in seventhround games in the morning THREE TED AT TOP The standings have Alberta Ontario and Quebec tied with 62 records Saskatchewan jumped two notches with six wins in nine flames and Northern Ontario the defending champion is filth will Unless an upset occurs play ofl will be necessary Quebec tangles witb0ntarlo in tbelotb round todaywblle Albertameets Nova Scolia In the ilnal round Alberta meets New Brunswick Ontario plays Northern Ontario andQuebec goes against Nova Scotla Either one at the leaders can assure liseli oi at least share of top spot with two victories Should Ontario beat Quebec it will still have to get past North ern Ontario in the ï¬nal round and Tom Tods Fort William crew would be tough Any extra rounds will start 30 minutes alter completion of the 11th round tonight ONLOOKERS AMAZED The Ontario rink lrom Parry Sound couldnt contain itseli alter lrouts miss We were scared slilf going into the match and thought for sure wed had it altar lrouls llrst shot took out our guard Wallace said never thought he would miss with his second still cant believe there was room lot rock to get through Few of the 2500 fans who watched the match could believe it either Trout had been deadly all night time and egah pulling BllllllS CLEANER no SMOKE no coon mmmmï¬mmm walianemxehesrmnmm Minibeflllbbsdrewinbe bindilreAibertarudslouolbe fllldznrlsiillrliiktluwuiometnxn VI QUEBEC IMPROVING Quebec continued to improve TbeVsidOrrlnkbaswmltl last all having little iroubie with Nmbun Ontario whld seemed to equicace letdown alin all In the lion rock 8w Alberta The lead dsanged hands four times in the Alberta Northern Ontarlomatdibullhonolfellia or the in the liitb when Tods ï¬rst shot missed takeout and his second slid wide leaving three Alberta roah ao covered Standings alter Ellie roimds la the Canadian high school ling championship Alberta Quebec Ontario Saskatchewan Northern Ontario Prince Edward laland Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland British Columbia camanr or nunm reeulls in the Canadian high school curling championships Oflnhflunfldvflï¬a nunasuoaao nuuuasupunur Johnson Inks Leaf Contract TORONTO Easygoing Don Johnson who now and then icrgetstosbowupatthspark for baseball game has signed his 1959 cabinet withilha Inten iiztgililnal league Toronto Maple General manager Rudie Schol ier said he got the myeanald rlghtbandedpitcbars contract in the mail Thursday Schafler said Johnson told him be would win at least no games this year Johnson has been both lined and suspended for falling to show up at gamu in ihopast Ha baa played or seven meior league clubsSan handset Giant the last time out Seventh on on mit too am on l10 loo no on our ourm is mu can on ino in mi 519 an mo 10 mo on no 1u 100 tore1o Eighth Round Wm 00 on the 11 leioundiand on no 010 Ontario 101 on lll Alberta so am 500 912 Ontario 001 010 010 Quebec 10 am mom Nova Scour mommaa Manitoba lib on oio Ninth Bound 010 000 all 121 011 Nova Scotia 120 101 Nflt 001 003 020 New Brimswlck 010 100 110 Manitoba 402 031 118 Saskatchewan am 120 RBI an an 001 Alberta 210 010 Ontario 003 001 001 Beeion Iuveniles Beat Nobleton Zl Paul Oieary and Bell BerEin scored goals that helped Beetou eliminate Nobleion from the North York Juvenile hock ey playofi picture Beeton won the game 11 and the series 20 Clive Chamberan scored for Noblelon 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