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Gibbons and Mrs lm BARRIE EXAMINER THURSBA MARCH 1962 Barrie Bin Filly Winners Barrie rinks walked off with major prizes in both draws of the sixyear filly bonspiel at the local curling club last night Mrs Mac Fendley skipped the am first prize rink She had Mrs Gordon Miller Mrs Marshall Campbell and Mrs Bab Nelson and scored three wins and plus of la The late draw winner with three wins and plus of If plus four had Mrs Parker skip Mrs lialpenny Mrs II Coulr ter nnd Mrs Lowe The rest of the prizeswent out of town Mealords Mrs White Mrs Loucks Mrs Ashby were second in the early draw with two wins and plus of it Tom OShanters Mrs Mc Lean Mrs hlccabe Mrs McBnin and Mrs Butler won the final prlie in this draw with ope win and high aggregate 20 Second threcvgame winner in the late draw was Richmond Hills rink of Mrs skip Mrs ll Austin Mrs Gibson and Mrs with plus of la lvo rinks had two wins and plus of lo Orlllias Mrs Vorty skip Mrs Clarke Mrs Whlte and Mrs Mc Gill and Parry Sounds Mrs Pickles skip Mrs Parks Mrs Jackson and Mrs Saye were the tied fours Onegame winner with the ag gregate of 21 was lluntsvilles Mrs Bjork skip Mrs Blackburn Mrs I3 Parkes and Mrs Cox SPORTSMAN DIES BOSTON AP Edward McMonus 74 better known in sports circles as Eddie Mock and for many years publicist for Lincoln Downs race track in Rhodc Island died Wednesday in hospital Muck had en in the sports world for so years He was boxing promoter in Boston for 35 years and Boston Gardens first matchmaker SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor JM TOLD BEST EVER WRONG veteran curler of some 40 years experience Jiere questioned the statement that this years Barrie fBonspiel was the best ever This gentleman was largely responsible for getting the present rink built and remembers with no fond regrets the old wood en building on Clapperton Street which served for either ears with natural ice and not too much of that Anyway there has been Barrie Bonspiel every ear since the turn of the century When curling Jnoved into higher brackets after the last big War the alocal cluub held the bonspiels at Barrie Arena But lhe curling executive finally decided that the arena commissions terms were too costly and in 1948 moved 3he Barrie Bonspiel to the Orillia Curling Club which donated its facilities to the sister town That year there were 96 topflight rinks entered from all over ntario compared to 64 this year with half dozen jdefaults and there were no defaults in the five days Kof the bonspiel which was Iflirizes were from the new pusr NOTES also the first year that all Barrie plant of Canadian General Electric So Harry we do have to wonder how this years event could be the best ever Abigail Hoffman the pert young lady who caused finite stir when she starred in buys hockey lea will be participant in the AllOntario Girls Hoc ey Tournament at Alliston tomorrow and Saturday Although in only its second year the tourney is rvknown across the province and even caused contro Zyersy in one Toronto news Sheet One of the jinal evenings many features will be the choosing of beauty queen from among the competitiors Oscar MacPherson one of the men who devote so unuch time to Barries Peewee Ontario Minor Hockey Association team mentioned the other day hed like to take club to the International Tourney at Quebec pext year It makes lot of sense The local kids Elay the second game of their series with Owen Sound ere Saturday afternoon at 4130 As of yesterday morning only 12 seats were vac iigit on the busthat will take Barrie fans to Meaford marrow for the third intermediate Hockey aneans that if you wish to travel 5Ray Heap but pronto game of the Georgian Bay League semifinals This with the gang contact couple members of Barrie Curling Club who were hit by Injury and illness recently are on their fleet again Mac Fendley who had bout with neumonia looked in at the club for the first time yesterday Wilbur Wib Harris is alsogetting around fpgain LEADS CHESS TOURNEY STOCKHOLM CF AP SEobby Fischer of the United vstates defeated Victor Korehnoi of the Soviet Union in an dourned match Wednesday and layed to draw with Miroslav llip of Czechoslovakia to add lb points to his firstplace total 1n the intcrzonal chess tourna ment The US grand master with J6 points has twopoint lead after 20 rounds over YefimGelv fler of the Soviet Union alone second place with 13 points Gel ler and Svetozar Gllgorlc plovcd jyto draw Wednesday Filip is third with 12 points The top six flnlshcrs are to meet in Chile to determine who will challenge Mikhail Botvinnik of the Soviet Union for the world chem championship Abe Yan olsky of Winnipeg one of the 23 players taking part has no chance of ending among the top SIX PRESERVE WILDLIFE LONDON or Since the World Wildlife Fund was launched last September £45000 has been raised Money has been used for projects ranging from protecting rhinoceros from poachers in Africa to setting up reserve for flamingoes in Spain By REMY IlANJOU QUEBEC CPD Ontario teams won most of the games Wednesday but one Quebec team may have the strength to bring the international pcewec hockey championship to this province for the first time Montreal Mantha powered by Bemnrd Gagnons five goals defeated Toronto Ted Reeve 63 Wednesday night to give Que bec hope Teams from the Ontario cap ital have monopolized the pee wee championship since the tournament began here three years ago Scarborough has won it twice and Toronto Dileo won last year Harvey Guest had two goals for the Ted Reeve club and Bert Harvey one but the defeat elim inated the team Scarborough eliminated Wex ford 0nt winning 41 In fast game with the peewee Boston Bruins Torontos little league team won 31 London 0nt squad coached by the mayors wife lost 111 to Loretteville Que in the most one sided game of the day Brian Jeffery got the Canada Invites Snell and Halberg TORONTO CF New Zea lands world champion runners Peter Snell and Murray Hal berg will be invited to compete in the Canadian National Exhi bitions Labor Day track and field meet This was announced by Tor onto Controller Donald Summer ville who is also chairman of the ONE sports committee at Wednesday nights awards din ner of the central Ontario branch of the Canadian Amn teur Athletic Union Snell holds the world mile and halfmile records Halberg is world champion at two and three miles Runners Bruce Kidd and Bill Crothers both of Toronto and gymnast Wilhelm Weller Ca nadian Army sergeant stationed at Camp Borden received awards at the dinner IIOYS FASHIONS LONDON CPIBritish boys become lashionconscious at 12 and in some cases as ear as eight according to in poll by the Clothing Manufacturers As sedation SALLYS SALLIES Money has brought her noth ing but mlsccybutwltli money she can afford it Ontario Teams Win Most Tilts But Quebec May Top Peewees London goal while almost everybody on the Quebec team had at least an assist WILL TRY AGAIN Mrs Gordon Strnnach the coach wasnt discouraged She promised to return next year with winner David Birch soored three goals to lead Pcterbrough to as victory over Chicoutimi One and Carl Varga had three as Humber Valley 0nt shut Montreal Ahuntsic The Ahuntsic team included Normand Richard nine year old son of the renowned Rocket Earlier Don Mills Ont edged Therrd Mines Que 32 Chandler Que won the first of eight trophies to be awarded this week by shutting out hard skating but less exper ienced Indian team from south ern Alberta 60 John Bennett scored all five goals as Crenstou RI white washed Hershey Pa Cubs 50 in the little Calder Cup series reserved for American Hockey League towns Cranston will face Loretteville Quebec dis trict team in the series finals Points Claire Que defeated Brampton Int 31 and Rock land Ont defeated Chamy Que in other games The tournament has drawn 35255 spectators since it began last Saturday Harry Smith To Join Gait TRAIL BC CF Harry Smith fiery dcfeneeman for Trail Smoke Eaters of the Western International Hockey League said Wednesday he will join Gait Terriers for the world hockey championships in Colo rado Springs next month The decision announced by Smith came after months of conflicting reports here about Smiths movements Jack Rox burgh Canadian Amateur Hockey Association president had said Smith would join the Ontario team Smith had said he wouldnt The defenceman leaves Suns day to joinTerriers in Colorado AUTO IIIIIIIIIS Completely Installed Transistor Powered Month Guarantee 385 Auto Radio 29 Comer and IllFl PA 60373 TAKE FIVEPOINT EDGE Leafs Block Hawks In Race For Second By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chicago Black Hawks may have to settle for another third place finish in the NI nul Hockey ague this season be cause of their inability to win on Toronto lee IIees Agrees Banii Best BANFF Alla CPt Trade Minister Hees says he is in lull accord with slogan writers who found Bani is best as the site for the 1966 winter Olympics Mr Hoes concedes he has natural prejudice since having the 1968 games at Banff would earn lot of dollars for Can ado But in speech Wednesday night closing twodny seminar of the Calgary Olympic Devels opment Association sponsors of the Banff Olympic application the skiing cabinet minister said he has technical reasons too Experience on slopes In Eu rope and the United States showed him Bonff has the po tential to be the best skiing area in the whole world Rocky Mountain scenery to gether with new ski runs and accommodation needed or the games would soon reverse trend carrying Canadians by the pluncload to foreign re sorts every year Mr llces said Winter tourism would expand to point where tens of thou sands of skiers would journey to Bantf each year Earlier the association de voted Itself to the more immc dinte problem of arming 40 committee heads with facLs they must produce for the governing International Olympic Commit 90 The IDC sits in Nairobi Kenya in April 1963 to choose from six sites proposed for the 1968 games Japan France Switzerland Sweden Norway and Finland have also bid for the games WINGS WIN ST PAUL Minn AWGor die Howe counted pair of goals Wednesday night as Delt troit Red Wings of the National Hockey League Irinuned St The Hawks coming ilong at fast clip after early cason miseries were chilled 42 by the Maple Leafs in penalty sludded contest at Toronto Wed nesday night As result they dropped five points behind the secondplace Leafs and have only nine more games to play to Torontos ll Elsewhere Wednesday night New York Rangers strengthened their grip on fourth place by coming from behind for 22 tie with the Boston Bruins at New York The Maple Leafs now have 72 points to fewer than firstplace Montreal Cansdlens while the Black Hawks have 67 The Rangers have 55 four more than fifth place Detroit but they have played three more games than the Red Wings DEEP 1N CELLAR The Brulns havent been able to win in their last is outings mannging only three tics ring the spanand are deep in the cellar Chicago Iired by Bobby Hull twlcc pulled to within one goal of the Maple Leafs but was un able to overcome an early Tor onto lead The Hawks havent won game at Maple Leaf Gardens in two years losing four times and tying twice In six contests this season DO IT NOW PAY lATER on our handy Budget Plan IIAVE REPAIRS DONE NOW You and Your Will Benefit SEE US TODAY DIINGEIIIIELII Motors Ltd Paul or the International loop 52 in an exhibition game 65 Collier Sta PA $2187 Hull popped In his 40th goal of the season at 02 of the first period to slash in twogoal Tomato lead in half In the sec and he set up Eric ester enkos lith tally after Leafs had opened up edge By scoring in Chicagos Gist game Hull drew even with the pace Bernie Gcoffrion Cona diens set last season in lying retired Mnuriee Rocket Ill chards so goal record SETS RECCI The doth goal also set Chi cago club record or most goals by player In one season Hull set the previous mark when he scored 39 times in 195960 Goals by Bobby Pulford and Red Kelly put the Maple Lents ahead 24 in the first min utes of play Frank Mahovllnh tallied before theflrst period ended and defenceman fim Hogton scored late In the sec on Referee Frank Udvuri handed out total at 26 penaltiesit to the Maple Leafs as tem pers flared on various occa sions The Toronto infractior included lo minute miscon duct to Mahovlich and rare two minute minor to goalie Johnny Bower for throwing the puck forward Bower wound up with 27 saves one less than Glenn Hell in the Chicago els At New York the Bruins scored twice in the first six minutes of the opening period but the Rangers fought back Dean Prentices goal started the New York comeback early in the thin Rorrie Drive Ila lun tied the game at it Cn mille Itcnry drcw assistson both tallies Jerry Toppazzinl and Murray Oliver scored for the Bruins CONSTRUCTION LTD Barrio PA 186 CAR TO YOU IN lESS THAN MINUTES CLEANED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE TO YOUR SATISFACTION IBCAR WASH CORNER ANNE and DUNLDP STREETS BARRIE mum at its easydrinking hm You can always count 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