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18 THE GSHAWA TIMES, High Park Meech Brien T Thursday, March 17, 1960 Wins Mc Gerv. Meech"s Toronto High Park rink captured The Fred McBrien Memorial Trophy and top prizes in The Oshawa Curl- ing Club's annual mixed bonspiel classic, here yesterday. A peremnial entry, Gerv Meech's rink scored three wins and a total score of 13, to cop the top honors. Norm Allan's Oshawa rink and Karl Bertrand's entry from Midland, finished tied for runner-up honors, each having three wins and a score of 12 plus 1. Bertrand's foursome defeated Fred Fordham's Oshawa rink in their third game of the 9.00 o'clock division while Allan's rink came out on top over Ed Rhodes' Royal Canadians, last vear's trophy winners, in their third game Skip Gerv Mech had to win an extra end over Matt Sutton's Oshawa rink, in their first game, but from there, the High Park foursome rolled -to two more clear-cut wins. Oscar Parker's Oshawa rink came out as high two-game win- ners in the early draw with John Morrison's rink, also from the host club, as the best in the one- win division of the early draw Parker's rink had 16 plus 6 while Morrison's rink had 8 plus 1 In the second division, Clare Ramsey's Brampton entry scored three wins with a score of 11, to take second prizes. Paul Michael's Oshawa rink was tops for two wins, with 16 plus 4 while Ken Conlin's Oshawa rink was the winner of the high one-win| prizes, with a score of six in Oshawa captured the big mixed bonspiel trophy honors yesterday. Shown above are Mrs. F. McBrien (left) present ing the trophy to the big genial HIGH PARK Curling Club of Toronto, represented by Gerv Meech's rink, perennial entries in the popular Fred McBrien Memorial Trophy Bonspiel here ad High Park left-to-right of his rink ald, Meech Frank osnawa Times proto | NHL ACTION SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled FRIDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. 'Providence Ahead In Calder Cup By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The three-way fight for the last ~ [two Calder Cup playoff spots in ithe Americar Hockey League {swung toward Providence today. {| But the Reds have only three games left in the regular 70-game schedule and lead Cleveland Bar- |ons by one point and Buffalo Bi- {sons by two. The fourth-place +; | Barons and fifth - place Bisons : [each have four games remaining. | The Reds moved ahead of their two rivals Wednesday night by snapping second-place Rochester Americans' victory string at seven games with a 4-3 decision, Hershey beat the pace-setting Springfield Indians 4-2 in the only other game Dan Poliziani with two goals but it was Bo Elik's goal at 8:57 of the thivd period while the Americans were a man short that decided the 1s sue. Ken Yackel got the other Providence goal. Bob Nevin, Pat ; & |Hannigan and Stan Smrke were 2 : bk the Rochester marksmen skip and in-between, TSmrke s goal was his 39th of the , are the members i o , Mrs. J. MacDon- yeampaign Kent and Mrs. paced the Reds on Windsor Bulldogs Cop Series Opener ICE CHIPS . . . A good crowd of 2383 was in attendance for the game, and had to be very patient for the start of the game, as a result of an accident involving the Whitby Dunlops, aboard a bus which crashed into a truck 15 miles optside of Hamilton. There sas a considerable amount of damage to the front end of the bus. The only casual- ties were Dunlop manager Wren Blair, who suffered a sprained back and the driver who received minor cuts and bruises when flung into the windshield. The steering wheel was snapped in two as the bus came to a sudden halt in the middle of a farmer's field. Don't forget the all- important second game of this semi-final series, which will be held at the Whitby Community arena, Saturday night. Game time is 8.00 p.m. First Period No scoring. Penalties -- Samolenko, Bendo, Tom O'Connor, Serviss. Haidy, Ted O'Connor, Dietrich and Bendo, By GERRY BLAIR Whitby Dunlops opened the de- |fence of their Allan Cup cham- |pionship, last night in Windsor {and dropped a close, hard-fought | battle, 5-3 | Second game of this besi-of- 7 {five semi-final series goes back in Whitby this Saturday night, {starting 8.00 p.m. Whithy {must win one of their two re- maining games in Windsor plus both their home games, to take the series. Last night's opening period wa scoreless, with both club's play ing it really close, and the offi- cials thumbed off a total of eight players for minor offences, five ito Windsor and three to Whitby. Windsor grabbed an early 2-0 {lead in the second frame on goals {by Bobby Brown and Gord Haidy. Brown's came at 2.05 and Haidy followed shortly after, at 3.03. Doug Williams . cut the margin {to one, at 4.49 with the help of, {Tom O'Connor. Less than a min- ute later, "Sandy" Air combined with Hassard and Babando to knot the count at 2-2. Again, early in the third period, Windsor went two up. Moffatt scored "at 4.25, intercepting a clearing pass by Jack Kane, and rapping it in behind a bewildered John Henderson. Jack Costello made it 4-2 at 7.30, with help from Len Speck and Jerry Serviss Pete Babando and Ted O'Connor at DOUG WILLIAMS rowed the gap to 4.3, coming at 9.42, About this time, it was a loss- up as to who would emerge vic- 1 torious. But one minute later, Windsor reccived another gift goal, this time Fred Etcher put one on Rene Pepin's stick in front of the Whitby net and he made no mistake Whitby applied the pressure for the balance of the game but couldn't break down Don Head's barrier, and it ended, 5-3. Whitby Th'rd Period held a 27-24 margin in shots 5. Windsor: Moffatt 6. Windsor: Costello (Speck, Serviss) Whitby: Babando (Air, Ted O'Connor) 9.42 8. Windsor: Pepin 10.41 the goal| Second Period Windsor: Brown (Walker, Gross) 2, Windsor: Haidy 3. Whitby: Williams (Tom O'Connor) Whitby: Air (Hassard, Babando) 3.2 Penalties--Ted O'Connor, Bendo 2), Hassard, Ted O'Connor, Zori- ca, Costello and Williams Air nar- along with assisting, 7 Black Hawks Earn Berth In CYO Jr. Final The Black Hawks earned their way into the CYO Junior Atom [finals with a 5-1 victory over the Leafs on Tuesday. Brian Me- Eachern fired a fast goal in the first few seconds of play to give the Hawks the lead right at the start. The Leafs successfully de- fended. for the rest of the period but were unable to score them- selves. In the second half the Hawks began to show their power by fir- ing in four more goals while the Leafs could only answer with one. Paul Bligden led the attack {with a trio of tallies and Mc- Eachern scored his second of the game. Robert Kennedy assisted on two of the goals, The Leafs' only goal came late in the period when Ricky Dignem finally con- {nected to score on a solo effort. Next game will be on Sunday, March 20 at 5.30 when the Black {Hawks and the Rangers will hook up in the first tilt of the two game total goals series to decide the championship. CYO SENIOR ATOM PLAYOFFS St. Gregory's Tigers won a berth in the CYO Senior Atom [finals with a 3-0 decision over {Holy Cross in the semi-finals on Tuesday. John Salowski gave thé Tigers 3 their first goal with Larry Judge assisting. Salowski then went on fo score unassisted to give St. Gregory's their second counter Judge made it 3-0 by firing in a pass from Maurice Miljour. Jim Curry turned in a fine perform ance in the Holy Cross net. The final series, a two game total goals affair, will open Sun- day, March 20, at 6.30,with St. Gregory's Tigers meeting Sf. Mary's to decide the local cham- pions and the right to represent Oshawa in the CYO Ontario play- The keen cimpetition of the day produced several extra-end ! nks games as well as numerous close day: decisions decided on the last rock of the final end Following conclusion play, chairman Fred Fordham officiated at the presentation of the trophy and prizes, assisted by members of his committee Mrs. Fred McBrien presented the kir McBrien Memorial Trophy to HIGH PARK skip Gerv Meech and his High Mr © McLaugh Park rink, congratulating them ,, MacDonald. M Tribble upon their triumph Following are MIDLAND OSHAWA Mrs Burten tan Burton Mrs. C. Bertrand. Keorl Bertrand MIDLAND Ms. D. N and scores for the OSHAWA Dorothy Disney, Fd. Disney Helen Brock Dr. John Brock skip OSHAWA UNIONVILLE Lois Roberts Keith Jewett Mrs. B. Bradley Helen Jewett, Bruce Bradley Lou Row, skip 3 skip their Penalties--Attersley and Speck. offs. MAJOR BASKETBALL Upsets Feature Semi-Final Play The Simcoe Hall Major Basket- BARBERS TRIMMED ball League semi-finals got under, In the second game of the way Saturday morning with two morning, Ont, Steel A's defeated hig upsets Wales Barbershop by the score : In the 11.00 game, the Ontario 9 on 10.46 in a3 sxcliing game. Steel B's downed the leaguc- is game as in the first one leaders throughout the schedule, with Clarke and Tucson with 12 Ja Rockets, a of ANd eight points, the A's took rpg ockets, by the stor ofl the lead and never looked back 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW First Game PETERBORO G & C Gert | Bruins Beat N.Y. == | In Gallant Effort Jean Conlir By THF CANADIAN PRESS him #0 points and a one-point|Cartan and the Rangers 3-2 here 7 nsk Bill Holland | Boston Bruins will not bel/lead over Chicago's Bobby Hull|Tt was his only loss after a vie- Dua Parke arden Simel isle d counted out before the last week- in the scoring race. He is only tory and two ties on home ice, k 1 eg ! 1/the second Boston player ever to!during which time he allowed OSHAWA K send of play in the Nationa Mrs. F. Pig Hockey League schedule reach 'that plateau and he ; ajonly seven goals. In fact it is Detroit Red Wings good Sane or king Talys Who was the best player and who must face a last-ditch stand in 1943-44 i) "team he faced"? -League-leading for a playoff spot in the games hd Montreal was the only team he Saturday and Sunday upon which! NEW YORK (AP)--Jack Me- didn't face all hinges Cartan left for his St. Paul, Minn, "Bobby Hull was s Coming from behind with two home today, satisfied that he had player, no doubt about it," he done a good job as a four-game said, without even pausing to third-period goals, the Bruins : D2 3 ecollect. "He's fast. has stich Fad 2) A took 2 3-2 decision over New York| goaltender with the New York recolec so fast, suc , ; {as they held a lead of 31 to 2% o EO a Rangers of the National Hockey a ood shot and never lets up."| The B's took the lead in the] s. Rangers in the only league game 5 hs at half time. Wednesday night for their third League. dye Chicago RIED Te Snes boii The second half was much consecutive victory and fourth 'I did even better than 1 ever league's second-leading scorer. | jed a 24 to 22 off into the sec closer played, with both teams straight game without a setback. expected," said the goaler who! "I would say Toronto or Chi-| oF ad 5 |tiring, they exchanged baskets led the United States to its first cago was the best nd half with Goldstein scoring 1 p eam 1 faced, | on and when the horn blew the A's hockey gold medal in the recent though 1 would like to have POMS. walked off the floor as the win- Winter Olympics played against Montreal. But I! In the second half, the B's|pers. A "Actually, I can't say I'm a bit want to get home and see my Playing with confidence that they : ; re WW. Tri ah) > | : : h scor ack Graham. (both teams having two games disappointed, except for last/wife and seven-week old son be. could win and with King eontrol- gE Joorers in the Same for left. | night's game," he said. 1 1 Bos Mrs, J). Grahom, fore I go back to the army next ling the backboards, increased : vs: WL Trewin, The Bruins face a rough week-| tom Bruins beat Me-iweek," MeCartan replied. y their lead and take an sight nam and Tucson Jith 16, 12, and end--they play in Montreal Sat- - " i -- -- [point lead into the second game rd with 19 points played. a urday and are at home to Chic- & High scorers for the B's was tol + ood game ago Biack Hawks Sunday--but Goldstein, who played his best © 8 61). they go into it playing their best| game of the season by scoring| , ONT. Sa. A's hs 3% ere 3 hockey: since. tf 1 ks of) {19 points, followed by Milosh and raham 12, Tucson 10, ny 9, ES TT sree Wes winks») [Peter with 12 and 10° points, O'Relly 4 Hyramk. Total 81 Brook 2 iome games. the. Rangers: visit: {while for the Rockets Jepma fouls 11-out-of-5. Jenkin 4 Saturday and the Leafs Sun- and Boivin with nine apiece] WALT'S BARBERSHOP --God- Ross y ing Saturday and e Leafs Sun ¥ day. were best, {dard 19, Kaine 6, Seneco 6, The Rangers. w k | JAYCEE ROCKETS -- Brady|Bozak 5, Longley 11. Total 46; Mont Range 3: Wii Soplie Jack Associated Press Sports Writer the only Tiger to reach base. 3 Jepma 9, Boivin 9, Daisy | tous 13-out-of-23. same of his four-game trial he Charley Dressen, the new Mil-| The Tigers' first string outfield 8, Harrison; McHugh 5, Mazurk| Series "A" standings (Twoe- . game Irg al, held 2 gs Boston back for two periods but Waukee manager, has to iron out of Al Kaline, Charlie Maxwell and 2. Total 41; fouls 7-out-of-19. game, total points): a few problems before the Braves Harvey Kuenn was absent as welll ONT. STEEL B's -- Peters, 10.! open the National League base-|as second baseman Frank Boll- Goldstein 19. Milosh 12, Breay 2,/0nt. Steel B's ball season next month. But! ing |Clark, King 6. Total 49: fouls 11- Jaycee Rockais there's one fellow he has little to. But by the same token, the out-of.17. Series ""B" worry about--Warren Spahn Pittsburgh lineup was largely a golms): LA » Spahn will be 39 next month, second-string outfit nt. Steel A's 1 but shows no sign of slipping. He| In other games, the New York HOCKEY'S BIG 7 J Walt's Barbershop 4% 57 has won 267 big league games| Yankees downed Washington 1-0, 4 | Future playolf games: 11.00, and at least 20 games 10 times Kansas City walloped Baltimore, is ARE . Walt's Barbershop vs Ont. Steel since becoming a regular in 1946. 8-1, San Francisco edged the Chi- By THE CANADIAN PRESS [As and 12.00. Jaycee Rockets He joined Sam Jones of San Fran-(cago Cubs 7-6 on Hobie Land-| Bronco Horvath's 38th goal of vs Ont. Steel B's. cisco, Early Wynn of the Chicago|rith's 11th-inning homer and Bos-|the season moved him into the] -- = White Sox and teammate Lew (ton Red Sox, led by Frank Mal-|Na¢ 1 Hoc COL y Burdette in the 20-game bracket zone, whipped Cleveland 8-2. The ona ockey League scoring p ODDS CLIPPED : in 1959 Los Angeles-Cincinnati and St jead Wednesday Slight 3s. Boston, LONDON (AP)--Britain's top $ st | the star roles Louis-Phila i rere Bruins defeated New York Rang. bookies have clipped the betting Spahn 187 4 le star role ou iladelphia games were ers 3-2. Horvath takes a one-|odds of Kerstin and Mr. What for with Pittsburgh pitchers Bennie cancelled because of bad weather. : : Daniels and Jim Umbricht in, Red Schoendienst, who man-|Pon! lead over Chicago's Bobby the March 26 running of the Grand National steeplechase--a Wednesday's exhibition action, He ager Dressen hones will solve his [HW into the schedule's last two hurled five scoreless innings as|second base problem, got his|¥@mes in his bid fo become Bos-|sign. that plenty of money is go- the Braves handed the White Sox first hit of the spring for Mil- ton 3 first sooring champion since ing on both horses their sethack 4-2, waukee. After Spahn and Ron Herbie Cain in 1944. | The bookies decided at a call- J Piche blanked the White Sox for| The leaders: over Wednesday night that Irish- NO-HIT BALL seven innings, Chicago picked up G A Pis|trained Team Spirit still is the Daniels and Umbricht, both two runs off Piche. Horvath, Boston 39 4180 horse to beat in the tough four- righthanders, combined for a no-| The Yanks-Senators game was Hull, Chicago 38 41 79 mile, 856-yard race over 30 oh- hitter in Pittsburgh's 5-0 victory called after eight innings because Beliveau, Montreal M437 71 |stacles over Detroit. Daniels worked fivelof rain. Johnny James, up from H. Richard, Montreal 290 41 70 | Team Spirit remained at 8.to 1 innings and Umbricht four. Eddie Richmond of the International Geoffrion, Montreal 29 40 69 with Dandy Scot at 10 to 1 and Yost, who was hit by Daniels' League, struck out seven Senat-|Howe, Detroit 28 41 69 Merryman 11 and Wyndburg both ors in four innings Bathgate, New York 24 45 69 at 11 to 1. of the 12 OSHAWA A LINDSAY . Grego Gregor Laidley Merle Mc ° Laidley D skip ROYAL CANS M Consky ORILLIA Mrs. G OSHAWA te € G the eomplete SUTTON OSHAWA Bett MIDLAND Rowder ) " ear SPORTS MENU EF She Ame By Geo. H. Campbell HIGH. PAR SPORTS EDITOR OSHAWA x Jackie" Pe .. the toughest F e p Bessie Rot Fr » McMurro skip OSHAWA Reed Ree Reed ' ROYAL CAN'S 'Everything From Soup To Nuts" ic k-cemer he Ted ND Fraipont WELLA .. hv. mived rsto Morey Reed e Reuter I'rop xed . 7 s F Maroosis Mrs. E. Goodman the local E 3 odman « TWO POINTS BACK 4 That leaves them two points be- PETERBORO 6 & C 1, fourth-place Detroit with Memorial THE FRED McBRIEN bonspiel, an annual mixed g classic elub, always held the closest Wednesday to St. Patrick's day, once again proved an outstanding success yester- day. Gerv. Meech and his Toronto High Park entry copped the top honors. Skip Gerv has been coming to Oshawa for many years, for this and other ai nual bon- spiels and this marked his first triumph in the McBrien Trophy event, a win which was popular I'wo other rinks gave the High Park entry a stern run for the honors. Karl Bertrand's rink from Midland d Norm Allan's Oshawa rink both scored ti wins and each had a score of 12 plus 1, In either case jn any of their three wins, would have given them the trophy. Chairman Fred Fordham and .his committees eame up with a handsome array of pr again ran a successful bonspiel Second Game 14 Nilcox Fred Moss Thurstor curlin at OSHAWA Mrs. GB B Rae Hallera Mrs. Hezzlewood, Paul Michael, B. Bradle McMurray, Warren Spahn In Form As Braves Beat White Sox By BEN OLAN {pitched ball in the fourth, w Second Gome 10. 10 WwW 10 w V. Ridgely, P. Michael, * Fr. Pereymo idle 8 Alla 8 Ramsey, 6 Trewir J Goodman, 7 J thar Dr Bradley i; N Ha L Third Geme BR D 12° Wm a ee ar one more point, D 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW \ AM First Game Brogk Ridgely Ross, Jenki Laidle Rhodes Conlin "+ 5 Goodmar W. Trewin, I , 4 3 b ses and ence N BRAMPTO . Rr For Against "© 41 41 w (Two-game, t otal very are Romsa Ramse Rebe Magwood Bulldogs turned back Whitby Dunlops Nick OHA Senior - 4 the dam burst in a 34-second space of the third period p 13 Bronco Horvath skated in close and fired a shot that McCartan blocked. Defenceman Irvin Spen- {cer tried fo clear the puck but {Horvath intercepted his pass and {wasted no time finding his tar- Cay Lumberkings Take Series Lead | a "wt ic Rookie right winger Meissner took Simcoe who were left on the short end of pass 34 seconds later and put the alld 60-47 (hree-quarter score Bruins ahead to stay. McCartan Basketball Ernie Cay's wrapped up this never saw his blistering 35-foot contest in the final quarter, turn- shot series, Ernie ing on their scoring power to out-| New York took a 2-1 lead in the played steady ball throughout the score Grads 25-21. Eagleson, Old-|first period on goals hy Dean contest fo take a two-to-one lead field and Radovich divided the Prentice, his 29th, and Andy He vith their 85-68 victory over the victors' points: while Davidson, benton. Doug Mohns scored for njury-studded Oshawa Grads playing coach Bruno Wrubel and the Bruins on a play with Meiss- £ Magwood K y H. Lowrie Windsor ik lazt night in Windsor, as they opened t! "A" semi-final playoff series. It's interesting that the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen are t $0 go into a law court hassle as whether and Whitby are eligible for playoffs alleged, they did not post their necessary at the start of the season. The '"Dutchies" as the eliminated bottom-place team, on a goal average basis, when they finished up the round-robin offs, with two wins, the same as Belleville. Now the and Chatham proceed with their semi-final round and by the time the courts get arour making a decision ~if the Dutchies go that far--their players will be out of shape and perhaps others, like Cliff Pennington, ] have gone home anyway note ng Chatham because, it 1s $2,000. bonds were posted 0 46 realer to play evening at the Oshawa sem Tamberkings Tuesda viacs Hall Industri final 8, n League's to Cay will first New York Bruins fourth RED over B § I Ww eal o BRIGHT BITS: Boston Rangers 3-2 last night and that puts within two points of Detroit Red Wings place, the final Stanley Cup playoff berti WINGS can clinch their: playoff spot a Rangers on Saturda¥ JACK McCARTAN, goal for Rangers last night, lost his NHL four starts ONTARIO Curlir Association going to hold an ice-making school ice-makers and ehairmen of ice committees. That's one school that Osh- an ice-maker Joe Roberts rard really needn't attend--unless fessors"'--because Oshawa has years of having the best curling besides--nobody, but nobody school or no school--unless ation under the pipes . OSHAWA'S ICE, by the way, wili be given an extra "fixing" this in preparation for the first Canadian championships, to be held here next week the and with game z is alia tee mere for 1 or total Fred Gar- pro- for a's and chairmar they go as the = the bod n the country. And can produce good ice, there the proper found- had reputation ce week-end, of women s curling G Red Sox have close, MORE SHORT SPORTS: Bosio traded veteran catcher Sammy White Jim Marshall to Cleveland Indians Nixon FRIDAY NIGHT fights to shift to Saturday nights over ABC and will clude their Wednesday night programs v'1l ably find their viewer audience is as high Canada and U.S. border cities, during hockey months . TED HODGSON of Three Rivers and Lu Denis of Montreal Royals, who engaged in a stick battle the other night, have been suspended balance of the season ALBERT WALKER of one of six mer for presidency Ontario Baseball Association, with their voting at the annual at Sarnia. Probably all Arnold Wade of Newtonville, unfo ly unfortunately, for the OBA, th elect one of the old school, fully avoided real in Ontario for the past 15 years , . . seriously injured in a car-train collision played four holes of golf yesterda ER FLOYD handed Von Cla fife his first defeat Springfield Rochester Providence Cleveland Buffalo Hershey Quebec baseman Russ TV are going d first a fo catcher on con- prob- not in the for the Oshawa Ss 3-0 e do nominated the of tI the delegates to convention this week-end n, especially and equal~- probably will that '} a six will not ru OHA Junior B 6 Windsor 1 game best-of-three re- based on | each winning as succes ve a group amateur baseball emi . BOBBY LOCKE, month ago, any promotion ol a Capetowy awa-Hawkesbury final 3.0 wins ank gp £ dec -- ot 1 Olinyk took care of the losers' ner and McKenney Cay's now need only one more oe McKenney's two assists brought Viclory. to: move into lhe league his season's total to 48, best in finals against Coca-Cola HIGH SCORERS the league and a Boston club rec- The Lumberkings opened up a Cay's were paced fo this lie ord. Herbie Cain, whose scoring nine-point 'ead in the first quar- breaking victory by Brent Old- title in 1943-44 was the last by a ter by outscoring Grads 17-8. field, Bob Eagleson, Al. Dickin-|Bruin. had 46 assists that season n Gary Vaughan, John Newey and son, Gary Vaughan and Alex! Horvath's goal, his 39th, gave in Brent Oldfield were responsible Radovich with 18, 15, 15, 14 and! r the victors' early lead while 10 points respectively while for -- ---- Gord Davidson and Joe Olinyk'the Grads. Gord Davidson top-| HOCKEY SCORES STANDINGS divided the losers' ped all scorers with a fine 26- ' 'MIDGET PLAYOFFS Grads suffered another serious point effort followed by Joe HIYA. AVANT <Q , ' i ) y By THE CANADIAN PRESS Wednesday's Result blow in the opening play of the Olinyk and Ed. Kolodzie with 18 ee Roun Norands oR : 4 same as Bob Booth, their big and 11 points National League ouvn-} oranda 2 Kapuskasing 3 . game : AVI A Montreal 39 16 12 247 168 Friday's Game LJ reliable guard, suffered a badly] CAY"S -- Oldfield, 18; Whalley, Yontrea vid Said Kapuskasing at Rouyn-Norand twisted ankle, and" had to leave 3; Newey, 6: Vaughan, 14; Camp- Toronto 3226 9189 191 pus Western Lea oranda the game. Carl Cheski could not|bell, 4; Dickinson, 15: Eagleson,! Chicago 12 136 174 68 Calzarv 3 Edmentor = play because of the broken finger 15; Radovich, 10. Fouls, 9 out Deteoil ' 15 in i Spokane 6 Viciora " he received in the previous game, of 16 oon = 2 181 210 pr Manitoba - Saskatchewan Senior which left the Grads very short-! GRADS Wrubel 7: David . 4 * Saskatoon 2 Winnipeg 1 . . handed son, 26; Kolodzie, 11; Upshaw, Wednesday's Result (Saskatoon wins best three Ci tan oa oes 6: Olinyk, 18; Booth. Fouls, 4 ouf Boston 3 New York 2 final 2-1) Ol | 11 } § 18S 1'11 | ADS FIGHT BACK of 13 Tonight's Game iti Sani srads put on a delermined oh : Maritime Senior 4 . Officials Leo nelly and Don Toronio at Montreal Amherst 3 Sydney 2 > scoring spree in the second stan a 3 & : a: : 7a {0 stow as they 'out- Seeley American League (Best-of-seven final tied 2-2) x anadian Legion eontinued) Ronnie Mitchell and H an kifence, Porteous, King, Seton, Jo- hustled Cay's 34-2. Davidson, Ed W.L. TF APis Saskatchewan Junior their fine play in the Oshawa Maynard were the best for |seph; . Locke, Johnson, Kolodzie .and Olinyk paced the . 5 257 200 87 Flin Flon 0 Regina 6 Minor Hockey Association Midget Rotary, blinking the red light Mason, Davis, Skerratt, Masters, losers while Oldfield. John Camp Oshawa Rink 3265200 79 (Flin Flon leads best-of-seven Series round robin play-downs once each. Buechler, Smith and Roberts. bell. Bob Eagleson and Alex Rad 2227 221 70 final 2-1. one game tied) last night, at The Children's LOCAL 222 goal, "Harmon; | N S - KI . ovich kept the. "Kings" out in . . 28° 7 244 216 69 Manitoba Junior Arena Ihe boys wassger Bill defence, Godzidge, Zak 22] Les ga NSVEN Lions . p v 2 30 226 237 68 Winnipeg 4 .: 5 orton and coach Frank ilbur Cheeseman; forwards, McGray,| !€ague x , dulon: fom: 83:32 &t the hgliway mark Wins Bonspiel 34 7203 211 57 pes : Brandon | of - seven registered their third -. straight Barnoski, Gowe, Gibbens, Sib-|halted Kinsmen's championship After the: intermission, the win 48 2150 206 36 series 3-2, two games fied) play-off win, to remain unbeaten|lock, Kitchen, Willoughby. Mc-/bound express train cold, stop- ners pulled into a commanding] NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)--| Wednesday's Results Quebec-St John Junior in the third week of a five-week|Namee and Wayling. ping the defending champs 6-2 in 13-point l€ad on the strength of\An Oshawa rink skipped by Herb|Rpochester 3 Providence 4 Alina 3° L'Ancienne Loretto . series with total points to count,| ROTARY goal. Gutsoe; de-|the night's final encounter. outnetting. Grads 22-15. Al. Dick-| Robinson won the Ontario fire-| Springfield 2 Hershey 4 |(Alma wins final We straight) via a thrilling 3-1 triumph over|fence, Lindsay, Maynard, Care Pivot Dave Mitchell paced the inson broke through for 11 points men's bonspiel at the Niagara Friday's Game Western International |Kiwanis. Kinsmen, the defending|forwards, Logan, Pascoe, Plews,|Winners' attack netting three n this stanza along with Vaughan falls Curling Club Wednesday Rochester at Springfield Nelson 4 Trail 7 |title-holders and who held a tie|Mitchell, Hall, Ritchie, Steckley 20als while _ singleton snipers and playing coach Fred Whal-| Robinson's rink swept past OHA Senior A I'rail wins final series position or top Spo hotore jas! and: Armstrong hits So Solgrron 2m ; Don ley's help, to lead Cay's while Joe ot Wats . . eo i fing ; a night's triple-header action drop- cbur 2olinyk ph hard: Toc the: losers Gord Wats a" Orono Ji4s Joly (Pesioltive semi-finals) : Alberta Junior S Iped two I oF the on LEGION - KIWANIS Larry. Vernon and Gene : lide, Scarborough, 87. and ,|ldmonton 8 Lethbridge 3 aires, dropping an important] Canadian Legion, who - have|Supryka supplied Kinsmen scor- Harvey Action, Uxbridge, 10-1 to Windsor 1 3 2 (First game best-of-five finals) {game to Lions 52. In the third been "country cousins" to Kiwa-(ing punch REMEMBER WHEN. ..? Pack 9b ihe iyo point Jot luhihy 8 cal Siberia Intermediate, game of the night, Local 222 re-|nis all season long, finally broke] LIONS -- goal, Watts; defence, TIE: FART IRIRE 1 embers of the Oshawa rinks|Chatham « Calgary derson 5 Lacombe 3 | load their initial play-off vie-|their jinx, blasting them 3-1 to|Mitchell, Solomon, Hentig, By THE CANADIAN PRESS [were Tom Pollitt, vice-skip; Ray Belles ille 0 3 (Calgary leads best-of-seven final ig hill ia 6-1 remain atop the standings with alshody forwards, D. Mitchell, Soldiers were posted around the Hobbs, second, and Bob Sled- Wednesday's Results 1-0) : : 3-0 record. Banoski, Andrews, Brown, Mont- ring in case of a riot when a St./zewiski, lead Whitby 3 Windsor 5 LOCAL 222-ROTARY Johnny Bourrie, Al Booth and petit, Norris, Champman, Brad- Patrick's Day crowd in" Dublin! Points were for | Belleville 3 Chatham 8 Deli Scoring leader Paul Gibbens Rod Macdonald tallied once eachiley, Rockburn and Aldred. [saw world light heavvweight!a win and one for Friday's Game First parked his Local 222 club infor the first place holders. Jim-| KINSMEN goal, Braiden; {champion Battling Siki face a end ; Chatham at Belleville final napping their two-game play-off, my Buechler replied for Kiwanis. |defence, Supryka, Keys, Cotie, challenge from the Irish fistic! Second was a Welland rink Saturday's Game Ottawa District Junior |losing streak, firing a three-goal! CANADIAN LEGION goal, |Crothers; forwards, Chamberline, idol, Mike McTigue. But they skipped by Lou Damico, scoring Windsor at Whithy Winchester 1 Ottawa-Hawkesbury (stint, in pacing their 6-2 victory Hooper; defence, Clapp, Ander- | Talling, Sawyer, Macdonald, weren't needed as McTigue out-'three victories and 31% points NOHA Senior A A over Rotary son, Macdonald, Love; forwards,|Sandford, Wallace, Vernon, Kidd pointed the dusky champion in Pwo other k both from (Best-of-seven semi-finals) Besides Gibby's trio of lallies, Wilkens, Elmhurst, Norton.|and Peters 15 rounds to win the title, which Glanford unbeaten AP other scores came from fan Mc- Booth, Bourrie, Goring, Stynyk Referees Vince Genge, Boh he held for two years before los- | Al Cartwright had 31 poinis and 22 Namee, Wayne Cheeseman and Cliff and Studely Bishop and Rick Markus; scorer, ing te Paul Berlenbach. ¢ |Bill Harriz 20 - 2 | Ronnie Sihlock. I KIWANIS -- foal Wallace, de-'Jim Shaw. " 0 were last nigh " E [3 International League 6! Minneapolis 2 Loysville 3 Rouyn-Nm |Kapuskas