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of whim stumbled its sday CALGARY CF Ql¢h¢€ vastlydilierentrinkthnnthemo matches pulled to upset to hand Alberta iLI lint est in the Canadian high school curling championships Ski ped by Byron Coulter the Ii 0r omen1e humbled the wcrtul Edmonton risk with new display at precision carri fing Sensing tnry they re vviused to be had and forced Alberta into draw note with gnome wellplaeed gunrdrocks The Alberta loss coupled with an 116 Northern Ontario win saver Newioun moved Tom nod Fortlwllllam rink into first apiece with five wins in six gamu BASIL TOPS ONTARIO in other sixth round games Prlncc Edward island beat Novn i1Scone 177 Manitoba downed Blllislt Columbia 105 and Sask tclicwan detented Ontario 84 Northern Ontario bent Manit tabs on Quebec trounced New oundiand 155 Saskatchewan downed British Columbia 137 Ontario edged Prince Edward ls lnnd on and Nova Scotla over wered New Brunswick in filthround matches Quebec with wins in its last four matches moved into third spot with 42 record game up on Ontario and New Brunswick he have three wins but have played only five games Ronnie Knox Signs Contract TORONN cm Quarter haok Ronnie Knox whose inspir ational passing helped revive To mnto Argonauts late in the 1956 eason will be back with Argos or the 1959 opening of Big Four lootball action The former UCLA wonder boy who has never played full season with any one club sinceieaving college signed on tbedottedline iorArgobossLew Haymen in Phoenix Ariz Wed esday sollaymen first came to tenno with George Hale owner of Chh eago Bears the National Foot ball League who own Knox on $20000 contract Then Knox tele phoned NFL Commissioner Bert Bell to apply for his league re lease gt Mr Bell felt that it it was in BIG SEVEN Andy Bathgnte of New York Rangers increased his lead in the National mickey League scoring race to two points by scoring gogalhtagainst Chicago Wedn The laden Distillate New York Geofklon Montreal utuenherger Chicago Bore Detroit Moore Montreal Beiivenn Montreal Shrink Boston gt oneness geneses sneeze ward island have Ill seam NayVSwtla in iher sev thround games Otitario meets Manitoba Nova Scotia plays Saskotchswnn PEL goes against New Bruns yick and Newfoundland clash with British Columbia The Alberta rink with the ex ception of ship Johnny Trout was below its usuel form in the Quebec match Manitoba made it close to Northern Ontario but frequently was unable to stay in the house oitargtnkeonts oi Northern On terio shots Their biggest chance came in the mirth and when Tod missed by an incl taking out Manitobas best rock leaving three uncovered disappoint must in the first tour rotmds made better showing particu larly in the Ontario game Doug Scotts rink held Ontario to single in our ends alter going into 20 lead alter the first Ronnies best interests then he should play here anman said No details of Argoe pact with Knoayvore revuled hut itI proh ebiy close to the $1000 game Argos paid him last season He will still remain Beara property on loanwlth tine disposition of his contract next year Both Hayman and Hnmp Pool Toronto chic coach were en thusiastic about the prospects opening the season with Knox at quarterback Knox joined Argos late last season alter they had last nine out of to games Be sparked them to three successive wins in cluding two shutouts in loot games he tossed 20 pass complei gonsandinafllth gnmetlirew NEAILRECOBDS In one game against Ottawa he gal edior to at Four records both times by th veteran Sam Etcheverry oi Mont real Mounties Although Argos didnt make tho playofls it was the first time in twovyears Vargas had come up with field leader The Inspond 8V foot Knox first came to Canada from UCLA in 1956 to join Hamilton Tiger Catl of the El Flair ills step tather Harvey clashed with Tioal coach Jim lrlmbla and Ronnie finished that season withCalsary Smmders oi the Western inter provinclal Football Union ilawks Phil Maloney Still Has His Momenlsol Puck Glory By THE CANADIAN DRESS Phil Malonay is too old now to become the National Hockey Dengue star it once seemed he might be But the slsyearold centre still has his moments ot 11017 Wednesday nightwas ona ot them Maloney brought up last month by Chicago Black Hawks as filllntorward played one of his intrequent games and looted twice to lead Hawks to 41 win over New York Rangers Ten years ago it looked as if the stocky Ottawa boy was on the verge of great NHL career In his first professional season with Hershey Bears of the American Hockcy Long he scored 29 oale and got 50 assists lhnt earned him chance with theparent Boston Bruins and he put in good rookie season15 goals and so assists amassBrno nun Nextemu Boston traded him to Toronto Maple Leafs almost immediately but the Lents were loaded with centres then and Ma loney went back to the mouth Pittsburgh tldornetsr where he had other good seasonnndwu brought up again with ornate midway through the 1952 53 schedule But in 29 games he got only two goals and the mgave up on him After bouncing around in the Liston Steps MikeD Iohn MIAMI BEACH tAPiv Bullshouldered Charles Sonny Liston oi Philndnlphia added Mike DeJohn of Syiiztsuxlelili his list olvictims with tech nical knockout in the sixth round Wednesday night gnaw weishln mvtpounds edai tiahtothetaeetoad antage =and piledj up early points Then he opened pin the fifth and sixth rounds hammer Delohneheadianjd body with hookand rinht cram weifltodm minors Moloney finally settled down with Vancouver Canucks of the Western Hockey league in 196556 and with them he played his besthockey never sooring less than an goals in the next three seasons and winning both the scorhzg championships and the on yaluahleplayeraward This season he was once more ilyingthlghintheWiEbelore Chicagocalled him and he began the routine of dressingnaiy when regular was injured Wednadaynishtwas his lsdi game this season and for him it was lchoneLhintint two NBL goals since 1953 ismnears was one Andy Bathgata another former 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