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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 1, 1963 Moncton Rink Caps Ladies' Laurels In International Draw ~ SAINT JOHN, N.B. gong orn eg Island and edged Que- 'Rinks came from every prov-| ince but a foursome only 90) miles from home has walked off with the Canadian women's curling championship. Mabel DeWare of Moncton, a decided crowd favorite, rapped ' Sakatchewan 15-1 in her final game Thursday night to wind up the nine-round, round-robin competition with only one loss. The defending champions, Sametian women's curling championship standing after nine rounds; New Brunswick British Columbia Ontario Alberta Saskatchewan Quebec anoanrs= 2 by Ina Hansen of Kim- ley, BC., were among the "-vietims of the Moncton hot- » shots, : Emily Woolley, veteran skip " from Toronto, was to meet Mrs. Hansen today to decide second ~ place, = DEFEATED LEADERS ~~ Mrs. Woolley handed New ~ Brunswick its only loss and ~ Saaliad the hopes of Mrs. Han. ~sser by defeating British Co-| =~ Tilibia Wednesday night. """That left Mrs. DeWare alone "Sat-the top of the standings going " Thursday's action with es left against Manitoba)" Howe collected two assists in ~ ene Saskatchewan. an attempt to overtake Chi-| ~ }Manitoba, which won only one|cago's Stan Mikita for 'first game of nine, almost pulled an|pjace, but Mikita got one assist t but finally lost 9-7 when| himself and the two are tied for are counted five in|the top with 67 points. = tg final four ends. itish Columbia and Ontario wiso won both their games Thursday. Mrs. Hansen dumped Quebec 12-7 and Nova Scotia NHL BIG SEVEN By THE CANADIAN PRESS Andy Bathgate collected three goals and one assist Thursday night and kept the National ship a tight race. Bathgate's three goals gave the top seven scorers, bring him up from a seventh-place tie. He now has 31 goals--tying Frank Mahovlich of Toronto for the lead in goals--and 34 as- sists for 65 points. Boston's Johnny Bucyk, get-| ting one assist, moved up to tie Mahovlich for fourth plact at 62 points, and his team-mate, Mur- Hockey League scoring leader-|N him third place in the list of/n é | Sask, Gordie Howe of Detroit andip¢ | Alberta Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Newfoundland Manitoba Note: Playoff to determine runner-up scheduled for 9:30 a.m, today, SAINT JOHN, N.B, (CP)-- Thursday's results in the Cana- dian women's curling cham- pionships: EIGHTH ROUND Alberta 330 204 101 x--14 Nfld, 001 010 010 x-- 3 Sask. 101 010 301 0-- 7 Nova Scotia 010 401 010 1-- 8 B.C, 020 303 022 x--12 201 010 300 x-- 7 200 000 001 x-- 3 012 221 330 x--14 030 100 1121-- 9 201 081 000 0-- 7 ROUND 210 111 441 x--15 001 000 000 x-- 1 000 301 000 0-- 4 002 010 121 1-- 8 000 012 100 x-- 4 | 291 100 042 x--12 | 010 010 202 x-- 6 102 101 040 x-- 9 001 030 110 1-- 7 100 102 001 0-- 5 Quebec P.E.I1. Ontario B Manitoba NINTH Nova Scotia Manitoba Nfld. P.ELI. Skip Mabel DeWare, Monc- ton, and her vice-skip, Harriet Stratton, confer on strategy while | play 'ing Manitoba in the Ontario Quebec ey women's set ROS: Canadian curling championship at Saint John, N.B, and New Brunswick Their strategy paid off won 9-7 late today, After eight rounds, N.B, continued alone in first place and needed only a win last night to clinch: the crown, 9 co hey Cally a a Ey HN RG AE GS Teachers Tie Envoy; TEACHERS - ENVOY | Teachers and Envoy Food Service met in their first game of a best 2-out-of-3 semi-final series and both played. their hearts out, to a 33 tie. Overtime could not be played, due to other pre-arranged games in the league, Teachers opened the scoring at 9.30 of the first period when Kellington netted the puck from Rodgers, but Envoy's Greene International Baseball Loop Has 10 Teams NEW YORK (AP)--The 80- year-old International League, which becomes a 10- team league this season for the first time since 1887, opens its 1963 baseball schedule April 16, Tommy Richardson, president of the league, announced the schedule today with each team playing 152 games, The league will be composed of two five- club divisions. The northern section teams are Toronto Maple Leafs, Bul- falo Bisons, Rochester Red Wings, Syracuse Chiefs and Richmond Virginians. In the southern division are Jacksonville Suns, Atlanta Crackers, p Jets, In- ~ |dianapolis Indians and Little HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS Rock Travelers. ' | Jacksonville won the 1962 pen- {nant and Atlanta was the play- Dodds Clobber Times and Brown scored one apiece at 10,40 and 11,05 to put them ahead 2-1, 'Teachers' Brother Martin made it 2-2 at 21,50 to end the scoring in the first period. In the second period, each club scored one, Envoy's Jack- man scoring all alone at 6,20 and Teachers' Weidmark tied it up at 19.10 of this final period, Next Tuesday the two clubs will meet at 8.00 p.m, sharp, at the Bowmanville Arena, to continue their series, DODD MOTORS . TIMES In an entirely one-sided af- fair, Dodd Motors clobbered the Times 7-1 to even their best 2-of-3 semi-final series, at one win apiece, The Times were no match in this game against the Dodd Motors team as they were completely outclassed through- Braves Scalp Wolves By THE CANADIAN. PRESS St. Louis. Braves, making a late effort to escape the cellar in the Eastern Professional Hockey League, are. getting plenty of help from a rookie named Al. Caron. The hard - shooting right winger, who had scored 40 goals in 37 games since joining St, Louis when the season was 15 games old, netted another] pair Thursday night to help the} Braves defeat the third-place| out the game. Dodds netted four goals in the first period and three more in the second, Larry Graham scored three times, Gordie Myles twice, and Hig- gins and Weldon scored the other two for Dodds. Times' lone goal was tallied midway through the final period by Gough. CIVIL SERVICE NOTES -- The stars, as picked by Mark Fehrenbach in the Teachers Envoy game, were Teachers" net-minder Braiden as first star; Envoy's Charli¢é Greene, second, and Teachers' Weid- mark, third, In the Dodd-Times game, Mark picked Gra Myles and Higgins, all Dod Motors' Firemen, League Change Like New Start Says Hoeft CASA GRANDE, Ariz, (AP) Lefthander Billy Hoeft, moving to San Francisco and the Na- tional League this season after spending 11 years in the Amér- ican, says "'it could be just like starting in baseball all over a tg Giant: ring training ants' spring tra' camp, he explained Thursday: ' "IT won't know the hitters; but that's no disadvantage for they won't know what I throw either," Last winter Baltimore Orioles traded Hoeft and right-handed pitcher Jack Fisher to the Giants for pitchers Stu Miller and Mike McCormick. ADVISES QUEEN ray Oliver, also registered one assist to tle Bobby Hull of Chi- cago at 61 points in sixth place The leaders: The British Privy Council is 6-4 Mrs. Woolley, one of Canada's " best curlers at 64, guided her - Tink to a 14-3 win over Prince off winner. Indianapolis and|Sudbury Wolves 7-4, an honorary advisory body to uke Harris also scored two|the monarch and consists of em- goals for St. Louis and Red Oui-|inent Commonwealth citizens. met, Phil Esposito and Dern | BRAKE Kassian one apiece. SERVICE Oshewe's ~ G Howe, Detroit Mikita, Chicago Bathgate, New York Mahovlich, Toronto Bucyk, Boston Hull, Chicago Oliver, Boston ™*SPORTS MENU i By Geo. H..Campbell SPORTS EDITOR Dave Richardson scored twice for Sudbury, with Jim Johnson and Dave McComb adding the others. St. Louis has only 15 games left to close a 13-point gap on the Wolves, ANTS CODDLE BUGS The eggs of the corn-root ap. hid are taken below the frost dine by ants in the winter and returned to the surface in the - spring. = -- ae OUS 67 KING w. ---- PHONE 723-7822 Sepneretiieee saint *, aunts SOCKS MADE TO GIVE YOU * EXTRA VALUE * EXTRA COMFOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE UNDERDOGS had their night, in National Hockey League action last night, with the lowly Bruins knocking off Detroit Red Wings 5-3 while the N.Y. Rangers turned back the league-leading Chicago Black Hawks 6-1. Other than hold- ing the league-leading Chihawks within reach of Toronto Leafs -- the results had very little bearing on the NHL stand- ings, since mathematically, Detroit stayed just as far ahead of fifth-place Rangers, who in turn maintained their margin over the cellar-dwelling Bruins. While the major hockey der- by has just about decided the order of finish, such results as posted last night, serve to point up the fact that no team can take anything for granted. This weekend finds Rangers in Toronto and Red Wings in Montreal on Saturday while on Sunday, Mapleos visit the Bruins; Habs are in Chicago and Red Wings play in New York. x x x x CURLING BUFFS in Ontario, especially on the distaff side, have been fervently hoping that their veteran represen- tative, Mrs. Emily Woolley of Toronto Granites, would be able to climax her long and colorful career as Ontario's best wo- man curler, with a Canadian Diamond "D" championship triumph, in the playoffs this week at Saint John, but it wasn't to be. Although Mrs. Woolley and her rink defeated both New Brunswick (only defeat for the 1963 champions) and also British Columbia (the defending champions) they lost a couple of other rounds and so at the end of the 9th round last night, after New Brunswick had walloped Saskatchewan 15-1, to clinch the title, Mrs. Woolley's Ontarios were tied with British Columbia for runner-up position. A special playoff today wilt settle that one but the premier award is beyond their reach now, MACHINE WASHABLE ¢ DOW MAKES IT BETTER... BETTER MAKE IT DOW Jacques Plante, | Glenn Hall, Chicago, | BRIGHT BITS: -- Members of Oshawa Curling Club who. | had signed up for the arnual inter-club session with Cobourg, Howe collected two assists in reeord crowd is expected to watch Oshawa Generals vie | Detroit's loss at Boston, bring- with Whitby Dunlops Generals play Brampton on Sunday (ing him up to a first-place tie afternoon. . . . ONTARIO Sports writers and broadcastérs jwith Mikita for the over-all saw fit to name Bruce Kidd ahead of Don Jackson, as out- borshiggere 4 { Both egal a = standing athlete for 1962 but-we note with interest that the ouh 4. atngate 18 right benin University of Toronto selection committee named Bill Croth- ' ot | = ais-ahead of Kidd, as their top athlete for the past year... , gly ng Rerb gg Blane ben! " TRAIL SMOKE EATERS whipped Sweden's National team, | this season. Bob Leiter, Tom! - 1962 world champions 5-2, last night in a game that was (Williams, Forbes Kennedy,| = téBtured (?) by a fistic brawl in the second stanza thi! lasted |Charley Burns and Guy Gen-| almos. a half-hour .. . . PliFRBOROUGH C.C representa- | 4dron each collected one goal s) "fives won the distiict honors in Ontario Ladies' Tankard |the Bruins took an early lead) "Qlay on Wednesday. in earlier play, Port Perry rinks c¢lim- jand hited eabte it up. » inated Oshawa Golf Club entries... . OLD WOODBINE is | * no more -- they've changed the name to Greenwood, . . . IT 0 h ' T Ti T a * HAS BEEN brought to our attention that in our written criti- 2--750-14, 4-ply RECAP SUMMER TIRES & Trades By THE CANADIAN PRESS Thursday's Results |Little Rock are the new mem- bd ® National League Guelph 7 Hamilton 5 'bers of the league. Ss Ings 1 e WLT F APt|Niagara Falls 4 Peterborough 1| 'At the end of the regular sea- 9) Chicago 30 17 14.176 151 74 Tonight's Games son the leaders in each division | Toronto 2921 9 187158 67|Peterborough at Guelph jmeet in a best-of-seven cham- Montreal 24 16 18 186 145 66/St. Catharines at Niagara Falls| pionship series, The two second- aw S u a Detroit 24 22 13 15416461] Other scores Thursday: place finishers play each other New York 18 31 11 178 203 yi Western League with i -- ve Pog ed t 14 32 15 184 244 43 Mrancixen ¢ rst-~place champions for e By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Parker MacDonald scored his|P°'" | Ma SOO San Francisco 4 Loe Angeles § \qovernare' Gap. | Jacques Plante of Montreal/30th goal of the year for De-|netroit 3 Boston 5 Omaha ; on wee The opening day pairings are |Canadiens took the lead in the|troit--a remarkable effort for a|New York 6 Chicago 1 Eastere League 2 © aoe Maken e) race for the Vezina trophy player who has been bouncing _ Games Saturday |New Haven 3 Long Island 10)\Little Rock, Columbus at Rich- Thursday night. He wasn't even|up and down from the minors|Detroit at Montreal |Greensboro 7 Nashville 1 mond and Buffalo at Indian- playing to the majors for 10 years. In New York at 'Dyranto Nove Scotia Senior -|apolis. But Glenn Hall of Chicago|his previous NHL career with Games Sunday New Glasgow 2 Moncton 5 The second openers are stag- Black Hawks was, and he was|New York and Detroit, Mac.| Montreal at Chicago (Moncton wins best-of-seven/gered, Columbus is at home to the victim of the ambitions of|donald scored only 42 goals, and| Toronto at Boston semi-final 4-3) eeeaeene and Buffalo enter- Andy Bathgate and New York\his highest single-season. total Detroit at New York Windsor 1 Halifax 6 tains Richmond April 18. The Rangers. was 14, Eastern Professional l. carpi ™_ best-of-seven|three other clubs make their WLT F APt Semi-tina |first home appearance April 24 The Rangers, fighting desper- | hte Delvecchio and Bruce | kingston 34.15 8 282174 76 Cape Breton Senior |with Little Rock at Rochester, ately to make the National|MacGregor scored the other De- Gl Bay 3 Syd 2 \Hull-Ottawa. 3415 6 226 162 74| Glace Bay ydney |Atlanta at Syracuse and Jack- Hockey League playoffs,|troit goals. | (Best-of- final tied 3-3 i | Sudbury 21 24 11 233 238 53 est-ol-nine final tie ) |sonville at Toronto, squashed Chicago 6-1. Three vs Saturday, Detroit plays at St, Louis 16 38 8 207 259 40 Saskatchewan Senior |~ their goals were scored by|Montreal and New' York is at '-- Resul {Moose Jaw 4 Saskatoon 8 Bathgate, battling for the NHL) Toronto. Thursday's Result \ Wetre erento Juntos A SHORGAS scoring championship. | Sunday has Montreal at. chi.| Sudbury 4 St: Louis 7 Neil McNeil 6. Brampton 4 Two aoe ape Call "4 tive | cago, Toronto at Boston and De- is 'a wed t Games Ottawa District Junior A HEATING & oals ahead 0! ante in the|troit udbury a suis Smiths Falls 6 Pembroke 5 Sompatition for the Vezina gritordbinry ie |/Hull-Ottawa at Kingston | (Smiths Falls Py aitah APPLIANCES whieh +n Gha Saenlar aont Montreal, hit hard by injuries Ontario Junior A | ifinal 2-1 i | tender of the least-scored~ on|{"'s season, suffered the latest] Lt Fie | Industrial and team. Today, he is six goals |hureday | wh en defenceman| Niagara' Falls 2 . Gn 44 67| Winnipeg Monarchs 6 Brandon | Commercial | behind, team-mate Bob Rousseau in al Montrea (Brandon leads best - of -five|] The established, reliable Ges 9 . . Leslie br ind i "a insane Ne Tavetess was upend ae ee i" rs ae Hgpsieogaanitoeger r-dwelling Boston Bruins,/and his skate struck on John- who are out of playoff conten-|son's face, tearing a nine-stitch ee s Ns ¥ 7 a ald 5 ae | 31 CELINA ST. Hem beat Detroit Red Wings|cut and fracturing the cheek. P Ae hag myo > gems (Corner of Athol) ae Johnson will be out indef-| | total-poin ice | 728-9441 Fe the Rangers, Camille|initely. 5 Henry added two goals to Bath. 'Edmonton Woman Trail 5 Sweden 2 gate's outburst and Dave Balon ° |got the other. Billy Hay scored! NHL LEADERS Heads Curling Body jon a pass from Stan Mikita SAINT. JOHN, NB. (CP) at 17:51 of the third we) A B. -- |to break Gump. Worsley's shut-| By THE CANADIAN PRESS Mrs. D. S. Sinclair of Edmonton out. Standings: Chicago, won 30,/has been elected president of jlost 17, tled 14, points 74, ithe Canadian Ladies' Curling LEAD STILL HEALTHY Points: Gordie Howe, Detroit; | Association, The CLCA also an- \, engin podleog nF gb yes Mikita, Chicago, 67. nounced at the session Tuesday able seven-point lead over Tor. Is: H the 1964 championship will be onto Maple Leafs, who started| nen tie E 5 oe one held in Edmonton. Hall's miseries Wednesday|roronto, 31, -- jnight by dumping the Hawks ; ; 6-3, Leats have 67 points, one Assists: Jean Beliveau, Mont:| ene Sie ahead of Montreal, while De-| real, 44. |troit holds the fourth and last|_ Shutouts: SAM ROTISH playoff spot with 61--14 ahead| Montreal; 7 KING ST. BAST of New York. Boston has 43. |4: Pr pati Cove Bathgate's goals brought his| Penalties: Howie Young, De-| Fine Britch Weollene career total to 252 goals, mak.|'roit, 210 minutes. scheduled for Sunday afternoon, are advised that owing to jing him the 10th man in NHL |g <n -- ~ Cobourg's failune to ice enough rinks, the event has been [history to score more than 250) cancelled. This means the Oshawa "Week-End Curlers'"' will | times. Me ay at still play-| THIS IS IT! hold forth as usual. .. AJAX SHELLETTES are off to Allis- |!"8 are Gord Howe of Detroit, . - : : and Jean Beliveau and Bernie ~ tom tonight, to make a bid for honors in the Major series of | Gooffrion of Montreal the All-Ontario girls' hockey championship tournament. Others | They also brought his seasonta Fi NAL GAME In WHITBY NBL -- oo Barrie, by ee ae ae ve goal total to 31, tying him with| . Me . Maroons won in Brampton last nig' which | Howe and. Frank Mahovlich of tAG keeps the 7-Ups back in fifth place and sets an even higher | Toronto for the goals lead. O.H.A. JR. : A : HOCKEY * prémium on tonight's big game in the County Town, when a | WHITBY DU NLOPS ; vs See These Two Teams os They Battle Right to the End for A Play-Off Berth FRI,. MARCH Ist, 8:45 P.M. @ WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA @ and certainly were not even suggesting anything in the way of cheating -- our r vocabulary selection was Rot improper. Cism of the policy and motus-operandi of the Children's Arena BPRUIBL 6.0. .c.5ess Commission, voiced a few weeks ago, we used the word "hy- 2--750-14, 4-Ply DOM- pocrites", and that one of the comotations of this word is INION =ROYAL GUARD 'cheat. Since we were being only critical of the very flexible age-rules governing use of the facilities, in different sesasons, TUBELESS Whitewalls and trades, INSTALLED PHONE OR WRITE FOR 1963 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Club House Under Construction DUFFINS CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB LIMITED BOX 489 PHONE WH 2-3210 INSTALLED FREE Snow Tire Removal included In Above Prices, @Budget Terms @ No Red Tope @ We Do Our Own Financing USED TIRES 1.99 up STORES LIMITED (Corner of Church) 725-6511 DOMINION TIRE STORES DOMINION 48 BOND WEST TIRE