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SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JDNESCU Sports Editor PLENTY OF PLUCK To say wasnt surprised at the attendance at Saturdays Peewee hockey game at Barrie Arena would bea big bold lie almost flipped when saw about 200 people in the place what didnt surprise me was the calibre and spirit of the action on the ice was especially thrilled by the activity of one of the smallest competitors Cy Atkinson is the little fellows name its too had more older hockcyists couldnt have been on hand to see him for one shuddered everytime Cy was carried into the boards by an opposition player twtca his size Bramptons kids big fast and effective werent averse to roughing it It seemed that little Cy was the prime target That might just be because Cy always seemed to be on the ice The little fellow was knocked off his feet at least dozen times He never hesitated to regain his bal ance and take chase of the puck He then astounded some of the spectators including gigantic Ab Bowen by going after his big torment ors Cy didnt fare too well in the bumping exchanges but nevertheless he didnt lose for lack of trying Cys pluck wasnt so surprising after was told about the rest of his athletic family The brother Just older than him Steve plays hockey for the bantams Hes also member of the young soccer team that wows local and national oposition Steve is pitch er in the Legion Minor Baseball Leagues too yet older brother Donnie plays midget and juvenile hockey Donnie is also the spearhead of Ron Pickards soccer squad Oldest brother Roy plays Juvenile hockey He turned down chance to play Junior for St Cath arines TeePees He favored his Grade 13 studies Roy is one of the soccer team originals and is star track man and footballer for Barrie North Collegiate Then one cant forget dad Don Sr is the chair man of Legion Minor Hockey for the year just ended Cy has certainly livedup to the examples set by the older members of the Atkinson clan And its my own guess having seen Roy Don and Steve at the same age that Cy is little better at this age Peewee hockey for that matter looked little better this year than last We could be enjoying boom times JUST NOTES Following is list of donors and rize winners from the final night of LegionChurch Hockey Leagues action Favero Photography Shop Doreen Reid Home Appliance Shop Allan Cook Ep Ietts Electric Charles Alexander Gord Roach Mens Shop Jannett Cook Flemings of Barrie Diane Huxt able Brass and Glenn Wilbur Walton Stephens Mens Wear Jim Dickey Deluxe Taxi Jack Gibbons DeVilhiss of Canada Jerry Kinsella American Hotel Wally Whitbread Jeannes Coffee Shop Bill Bren nan Copaco Phil Lamb and Park Motorswl Mor row Creemores Don Westbrooke finished the Metro Junior Hockey League season with 42 points on 22 oals and 20 assists Beetons Wayne Carleton eralded as future NHL star had 14 goals and 11 assists for 25 points picture in Toronto paper of Niagara Falls Fiyers wearing helmets was combined with cutline that listed the helmetwearers as players Guess the writer didnt know Bill Long was over age by more than 20 years Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Con servation Club starts another series of Hunter Safety courses Thursday pm at Legion Hall Classes to run for four weeks are open to anyone old enough to carry firearms John Harradine is the chief instruct or this term Canadian Entries lire Favored To Win VFour Skating Titles Czechoslovakia BOWLING KEMPVIEW LADIES Scores Spitfires Blue Jays Livewires Penettes Cacklers Pirates Night Hawks Royals Maulers Busy Bees Parrots Alley Cats Standing Parrots 52 Geek lers 46 Pirates as Penettes 34 Blue Jays 31 Alley Cats 29 Livewires 29 Boyais 29 Spit fires as Night Hawks 26 Busy Bees 25 Maulers 20 Crawford had the high single of 294 Breensides and Kenney each had triplu of 599 other high triples were by Saunders 541 Crawford Bobhette 544 Wooiven 530 Polrier 507 Davies 53 Cairns 590 Minns 504 McEihinnay 523 CITY LADIES Scores Queens Hotel Jacksons Grill Clarkson Hotel Dons TV Driftwood Lakeside Cabins Bert ram Brothers Rays Body Shop Clarke and Clarke IPA Tattersalls Giovanni and Perri Standing Clarke and Clarke 47 lPA 44 Jacksons Grill 42 Rays Body Shop 40 Lakeside Cabins 40 Driftwood 39 Bert ram Brothers 38 Tattersalis so Giovanni and Perri 36 Queens Hotel 31 Dons TV 14 Clarkson Hotel 11 Phyllis Morrow had the high single of 2434 and top triple of 742 lsabei Christie had fri ple of 732 Hidden scorn prize was won by Alice Scott CFAP Canadlan entries shape up as strong contenders for four titles in the world figure skating championships opening Wednesday Don Jackson 21 of Oshawa is the favorite for the mens ti tle flashy freeskater he is conceded an edge over Alain Calmat of France and Karel Dil vin of Czechoslovakia The title was last won by Alain Gilettl of France who since turned professional Opening ceremonies are scheduled for today The open ing days program will include mens compulsory figures com pulsory dances and the pairs fi na plane crash at Brussels 13 months ago wiped out the entire United ate team plus The jettiner crashed while route to the world meet in Prague The championships for 1961 were cancelled in the Iornens division Mrs Barbara Holes Pursley 20year old housewife from Arcadia Calif is rated an edge inthe womens division other leadicg contestants are Wendy Griner of Toronto the Canadian ladies champion and Soukje Dijkstra at The Netherlands the Euro pean champion Canada has 10 entries the largest representation by sin gle country Maria and Otto Jeilnek of Bronte Ont are favored among the pairs Virginia Thompson and William McLachIan both of Tronto rank high in the danc ing competition Gait Vs Kev Tilt COLORADO SPRINGS C010 CmCanada and Sweden the two unbeaten giants of the 1962 world hockey championships meet tonight in key game looked forward to with relish by the Canadians after three rela tively easy tests The winner will becoms the topheavy favorite to skate away with the title in this roundrobin loumnmenf ending Sunday Canada and Sweden each with three victories in as many starts and Norway are tied for first place in the championship division with six pointseach But Norways record was blem ished by loss Sweden surprise con qucror of the United States added more lustre to its tourna mcnt record with 122 victory over winlcss Finland Monday night Lars Lundvall scored three goals for the Swedes in other championship games young Bjorn Eivenes scored four goals to help Norway defeat Switzerland 75 and West Ger many shut out Britain 90 in penaltyriddled donnybrook TRADE ACCUSATIONS The German and British coaches accused each others players of highsticking The Germans said three of their playcrs were taken to hospital with broken noses Japan trounced Australia 13 In the consolation round Mon day and moved into tie with The Netherlands at the top each with two victories lifomoru Tok ashima scored four goals Todays ch ule Times EST Group ACnnada vs Sweden 1015 pm United States vs West Germany 1015 pm Group BFranco vs Austra lia 530 the Netherlands vs Austria pm Canadas Gait Terriers were idle Monday along with the United States The Canadians welcomed the day off as anald for eight injured or ailing ploy crs All but twodetenccmen Jock Douglas and Ted Maki are expected to be ready to ploy against the chdes Douglas and Maki both hurt in Canadas 72 win over Switzer land Sunday were hobbling on bad legs Makl suffered hniised right calf Douglas has fluid on his right knee ROUEELL CONFIDENT Coach Lloyd Boubcll whose Tcrricrs also trounced Finland 81 and West Germany 80 ex pressed confidencs the club will meet the test against Sweden The better and tougher the opposition the better we plny Roubcll said We usually come up for the big games Swedish officials said they hoped the rcferces would punish any excessive body contact by the Canndinns but Eouball warned Sweden Tonight Well hit them and well play our our rugged style and well forceheck Veteran dcfenccman Harry Smith who played with Trail Smoke Eaters when they won the world championship last year in Switzerland and beat Sweden with ease 61 cautioned that We cani beat them un less we torccheck well Following the game with Swe den Canada playsNorway Wod ncsdny Britain Saturday and the us Sunday Swedenl Int three games are with Britain Thursday Norwoy Friday and West Germany Saturday ARE ALMOST EVEN 1n the shotsongoal depart ment Canada and Sweden are almost even in thrcs gnmcs Gait has outshot its opponents 119 to 50 and Sweden is 1175 Monday night Sweden scored four goals in each period against Finland and fired total of 37 shots at two goalies Dundvali who also collected an assist to go with his three goals said it was good practice for the game with Canada Nils Nilsson and Una Ohrlund had two goals apiece while Turan lilohnnsson Ronald Pet torsson Anders Andersson Ulf Sterner and PerOlov Hardin each scored once The Finnish goals were by Seppo Nikkiln in the first 28 seconds of play and Matti Kcoonen Finnish goalie Juhanl Lolit inen suffered cut right eye that nceded two stitches lots in the second period Blso Kaltnia spelled him in the final so min utes it depends on tho referee if we can beat Canada said conch Arne Strombcrg We cant beat them if they are al Lowcd to check like they usually HITS FOE THREE Norway burst out for three goals in the first period against Switzerland obviously cry from its game with Canada the night bciore Elvenes flashy 17yearold newcomer scored his goals in pairs The first two guys Nor way 20 lead and his lost two lncrcascd the margin to 62 in the second period Christian Petersen eorg Smeflell and Einsr Larsen also scored for Norway while Gian anzl led the Swiss side with pair The victory was Norways third straight following 142 loss to the 05 With the Czechs and Russians not playing here this year Norway figures to lin ish in the first four West Gcmnny scored three times in each period against Britain Josef heif scored three goals and Leonhard Waitl had twu Siegfried Schubert Erncst Kopi playercoach Hons Rampf and Georg Eberl got the others Term Mack Jones The Golden Boy NEW YORK APlManager Birdie Tebhetts of Milwaukee Braves is beginning to think he has found golden boy to plug an outfield hole Mack Jones 23 up from Louisville of the American As sociation has hit four home runs in three exhibition games Jones six foot one 150 pounder hit 326 with 11 homers at Louisville last year Toward the end of the season the Braves brought him up for look and he hit only 231 in 28 games with nary homer Jones clouted No Monday and drove in another run in the Braves 51 decision over Cln cinnati Reds at Bradenton Fla Manager Billy Hitchcock of Baltimore Orioles encountered trouble He saw star pitcher Milt Pappas taken to hospital and operated on for appendici tis Pappas compiled 303 earned run average on 139 record last year The ew York Meta whipped Chicago White Sox on Don Zimmer collected four hits and ELSTON nowAnD FAN SUES CLUBS SEATTLE AP Colin Kil burn playing coach of Spokane Comets of the Western Hockey League said Monday he struck Seattle fan after the spectator had called him an obscene name The fan Bill Carr 37 is suing Kiihurn the Seattle and Spokane hockey clubs and Spo kane manager Roy McBride for $50000 damages He contends he suffered severe headaches and blackouts since he Was struck by Kilhurn afior game here Jan 15 Eiio Chacon connected for basesloaded triple Pappas wasnt the Orioles only loss of the day They also dropped 21 decision to Kansas City Athletics New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels both sporting 30 records are the only undi feated teams on the exhibition circuit The Yanks beat Wash ington Senators 73 at Pompano Beach Fla with Elston How ard connecting for two mica homers The Angels defeated Boston Red Sox 73 at Palm Springs Calif Bradford Wins OMHli Games Bradford teams won two OMHA games on the weekend Peewces thumped Port Perry 113 Steve Kenya led the way with three goals John Hughes and Hugh McEvoy had two each Singles were by Bob Or pel John Cox Bill Gowv and Ridhard Mason Bill Wanna maker Howard Chapple and Ross Stephens scored for Port Perry Midgets blanked Pickering 34 as John Miller played sen sationally in the Bradford goal Jim Hoiancin Nevlo Kalegaiic and Chris Aiebeck scored the goals Three games were also play ed in the Bradford and District Minor Hockey Leagues Meriboros and Niagara Falls played to 22 tie in the first junior game Wayne Ceilings and Bob Cox scored for Mar lies Rick Bosomworth and Reg Bateman scored for Falls St Mikes thumped Peterbor ough 61 in the other junior tilt Brian Gilkinson with three goals and Jim Fox with two led the winners John Maur lno Bruce Coutts and Lary Kell had singles Ron Noble talliedfor the losers Buffalo edged Rochester 32 In the Alfl contest Bill Kan yo Bob Orpel and Terry Gwyn scored for Buffalo George Scott and Hugh McEvoy tallied for Rochester CAMPBELL LTD Moving and Storage Commercial Warehousing Agents for North American Van Lina PA 66555 BARBIE RINKS WIN TROPHY AT GBAVENHURST Barrio Curling Club rink Ikldppcd by Jean Adams sec on from right won tbs OKeefe Trophy at the ban rpiel at Graveohurst last week The locals had three Orv Strengthens Point Leadership OTTAWA CPiVeteran right winger Orval Tcssier of Kings ton Frontcnacs has strengthcncd his chances of collecting his sec ond scoring championship in the Eastern Professional League Tessler top scorer two sen sons ago has 10point lead in the race with only three weeks to go in this season according to league stotlstics released Monday The chunky goalgetter scored four times and picked up the some number of assists last week to bring his total to 98 points46 goals and 52 assists This gives him 10point edge on teammctc Tom McCarthy who collected three goals and four osslsts in the wcck for total of 88 points Bob Attersley onothor Kings ton plnyer made the front spoI oneteam fight when he moved into third place with three goals and four assists His total is 72 points McCarthy is tops in goals wllh 49 and Attcrsley in assists with 55 TIED FOR FOURTH Fred Hilts of HullOttawa Ca nodiens ond Milan Mnrcctta of Sault Ste Marie Thunderhirds DRAW FOR SOCCER LONDON AP Tottcnhnm Hotspur and Bumlcy Monday kept apart in the draw for the semifinals of the English Soccer Cupand left the way open to dream final at Wembley Sto dium May Tottenham was drawn against the winner of the Preston Manchester United match and Burnlcy will play the winner of the FulhamBlackburn Rovers replay are tied in fourth spot with 70 points each Lcn Ronson of KitchenerWa ferloo Beavers is next with57 points Cesare Manlago of HullOt tawa lathe top nctmlnder with an average of 253 He allowed only seven goals in three games last week Jock lilcCartan of Kitchener isJ second with an average of Sudbury hos the distinction of being the most pcnnllzcd tcini and of edging towards the rec ord for the most number of minutes spent in the penalty box The Wolves collected 88 min utes lost week to bring their gt senson total to 1001 minutes 23 minutes short of the record set last season by Sault Ste Marie Dino Rohazzo of the Sault is the most penalized player with 173 minutes The leading scorers Legend HO HullOttawa KKing ston KW KitchenerWater loo NB North Bay Soult Ste Marie Su Sud bury Pts Tessier 46 52 93 wins and 33 points from left McCarthy Attersloy Hilts HO lilorcetta Hanson KW Carter llO Sindcn Kuryiuk lilastorton iiO lifaniago H0 60 Wokclcy H0 HO tot 61 153 ltlcCsrton KW 62191 Dufour NE 51 ISI Pronovost NB 16 Wakcley NB 18 Bay tot 61 l95 Chadwick 58185 Wakeley 10 Kt5inn tot 95 Jeti Sit AilitiiiA $1142 iiitlhililll ONLY IN lidAS Tounisr noomerres TO wesrenn cannon For Complete lIIfoImat on about this exclusive CN Service on tiou PA um 92 CANADIAN NATIONAL 6461 to 39 so Bolsveit Su 17 55 31 36 SI 39 2839 2540 952 it MU wa Alnli Other Irons Emery and Freda members of the rink include Green Connie Merriam Examiner Photo 28 GI 24 13 28 117 117 72 Bassen Su Sudbury lot 70 Chorron Edwards Crozicr Cheevcrs 29 103 Sault tot 62 MS Penalties in minutes by clubs Sudbury 1001 KitchencrWnicr loo 856 HullOttawa 832 Sault Ste Marie 782 Kingston 781 North Bay 651 Save with State FaIms low insurance rates for careful drivers See me CHARLIE HEYWORTH 14 Bcrczy SB PA 83892 2m HARRY FROM 31 Oak SI PA 61453 STATE FARM UTUAL Aumuonu Imvuncscowud CANmow HEAD OFFICE TORONTO fit9 Ianum CANADA vs SWEDEN Tuesday March 13 1015 PM CANADAV 49 UNITED STATES Sunday March 18 130 PM Be sure to watch both exciting battles for the Hockey Championship of the World brought to you live on the World of Sport NAME