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- NSHL STANDINGS THROUGH SUNDAY FEB,..19 February 23, 1961 SPORTS NEWS ~ (Continucd fram Page 7) MINOR HOGKEY'~. just as the taste of victory scemed e@ssurcd, Fedorak and Roy stood out for Hawks while McMillen and Bouchie were responsible for some powerful attacks on the Hewks, Visiting teams from Schreiber in the Pce Wee class added to the canpetitive spirit. In the Zirst exhibition Leafs met Schreiber's first team and succumbed 1-0, McFarlane from Commisso and Kelly put the Schreiberites ahead, The second game ended as a scoreless thriller, Organized play showed up especially well in the Bantam = Pee Wee 411 Star game in Which Gaulin emerged the top point getter with two goals and F, Schock tallying one, The main event on the card ended the night with Terrace Bay Midgets meeting visiting Nipigon Midgets, Terrace Bay downed their visitors 9-4 anda great deal of good hockey was displayed to make up. that Score. Tcrrace Bay led 3 +1 at one time in the game only to have Nipigon come into their own end tie it up with goals by C, Williams, Dwyer and Winfield Stoceo got the fourth goal for Nipigon, Little was the "big! in the Terrace scoring, accounting for five, Fedun, Kenney, Gresdal and Mallais account ing for. the remainder, TERRACE. BAY RINK MAKES GOOD SHOWING +crrace Day was justly proud of their own Northwestern Ladies Curling Champions who came out second in the Provincial Playdowns last week in the Lakehead, Congratulations go to Peggy Wellings, Ann Latour, Sylvia Duquette and Marge Hamilton, Spectators from Terrace included Jack Wellings, Jcan and Bill Megraw end Ida Romeniuk; Mrs, Rom- aniuk attending as the Northwestern delegate to the Ontario Council along with Mrs, Vera Hall of. Red Rock, P Ws Pts. Terrace Bay Ces haute BL aed Rock a4 Ue) 12) 710 RA Nipigon Piowkouae O 20 | Marathon a 2. -2 19 Tuesday night. Feb, 21 ends regular league schedule with Nipigon playing et Terrace Baye Regardless of outcome of this game play-off positions have been determined. In the semi- finals the A series will be Terrace Bay and Nipigon and the B series will be Red Reck and Marathon. Each of these serics will be four out of seven, Each series is axpected to stert Sunday, Febi! 26th, Superlors came from behind three to one in their game at Red Rock Sunday to end up top Side of a.7 = 5 score against the Royals. | Pyiyck-paced the Superiors with. two goals; | Evassard, Marv Osmar, Maurice Osmar, Whalen _Sad Stachiw getting Singles, SPORTS AVENT OF "TH WEEK The Sports event of the week took place vast Thursday when-the Terrace Jay High School io¢key team was challenged by the Schreiber ! 'aesani, The score was 3-2 for Terrace, D. "edun, D,Farrow and D.Bouchie, scoring for lsrrace and "Flash" Filane and Coco Figlio- meal for Schreiber, Ray Stachiw officiated as referee, This was the first of a series of game s-~ no trophy at stake, Good sportsmansip is the _ only issve, nevertheless competition is keen, TERRACE BAY NzWS seat--no admission charge, Page 9 Tony (Chicken) Costa, states that the score was not indicative of his team's ability. "Coach Kolody of the Terrace team said that though Schreiber played well last Thursday "my boys played better," The underddgs (guess who?) are out for re- venge and a notice, giving details of the next game will be posted in Costa's Store. Who are you cheering for? Sschreiber Paesani or Terrace Tigers, Come early to secure a SCHREIBER LADIES BONSPIEL ~ Last Friday at the Schreiber Curling Club Herb Gellert, dressed in Kilts "accordianed" nineteem marching rinks onto the ice where V. Everitt, C.P.R, Superintendent, threw the first rock in the Ladies Bonspiel, Rinks from Ft.William, Red Rock, Marathon, Rossport, Terrace Bay and Schreiber took part. , Peg Wellings skipped her rink to first placed in the first event with Ida Romaniuk as runner-up, -A,Welbourne and F,Caccamo won third and 4th prizes. ; In the second event S.Duquette's rink won first place with N,Thrower, B.Jacomb and M, Slater, 2nd, 3rd and. 4th. In the third event Irene Edmonds took lst place, J,Gellert and Min,McCuaig came 2nd and 3rd and J.Gerow took 4th place. The Bouchard rink received an award for the biggest end; the Club Draw prizes went to M,Cebrario, K,Furyk and J.Weaver, Unsuccess- ful rinks received token prizes. ; At a banquet held in St,John's Anglican Church Hall on Saturday evening, Club Presi- dent N.Grey welcomed the curlers. Bonspiel chairman was F,Duggan--Co-chairman Mrs. Wel- bourne and arrangements were handled by Fy Caccamo, E.Ross, J.Riley, D.Josus, S.Krystia and N,Thrower, BOWLING NEWS . In Ladies Ten Pin Bowling last week Liz Malashewski bowled high game of 200 and high three of 443. ; Other nice games were rolled by Phil Tur- ner, 443, Dot Thompson 405. Honey Bees, cap~ tained by Bea Fawcett took 'the highest points of 12 this week, 7 A box of chocolates donated by Food Ser- vices on Thursday night to the Highest score by a lady was won by Marg.Phillips with 172, ne ee ---- Sear Mr.& Mrs,Fred McMillan were weekend guests of the Alan Ward's in Ft.William and attended a family gatherirg on the occasion of Fred's parents, Mr.& Mrs. T.McMillan's 47th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening. Miss Pat Romaniuk, a student at Selkirk High School in Ft.William, visited with her parents, Mr.& Mrs.P.Romaniuk. T.S,Hodgkiss and F,0.Soughton were guests last Saturday at the dinner honouring Prime Minister Diefenbaker held in Port Arthur. At the tea held for Mrs.Diefenbaker in the afternoon she reminisced with Mr.Hodgkiss whom she had taught in Guelph Collegiate. Mrs.B.Knight brought her son Don home from Pt.Arthur Gen']l Hospital where he had been a patient. Sympathy is extended to the Harris Haughn and Ned West families on the passing of Mrs. Haughn's Mother, Mrs. T.R.Wharton, aged 92, DISTRICT COURT CANCZLLED THIS WEEK -~ NX SESSTON MARCH 7TH,