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TYPE By STEVE JONESCU Sports Editor CURLING OVER TIL OCTOBER Unless some rinks are going out of town curling is over in Barrie until next fall The curtain came down Saturday night with mixed bonspiel dance and general good time so Im told From what Ive seen at the club over the last six months or so the 196162 season goes down in the books as as good as any in the past No major provin cial trophies were taken by locals but lot of import ant honspiels had Barrie at the top of the prize list More persons than ever curled locally with the women even taking to morning shots during at least one schedule Its hinted that Wednesday usually held clear for bonspiels or practices may he added to schedule time next year Looking back here are just some of the things that happened at the club and concerning local curl ers Marion Smith long considered one of the better female curlers finally won schedule trophy In fact she skipped two rinks to trophies four consisting of Grace Ough Audrey Webb Betty Clyne and Mary Hamilton won district Diamond honors failing in the big day in Toronto Vern Adams skipped rink to the Imperial Oil Trophy in the agesold bonspiel at Midland His rink consisted of Fred Norris George Dangerfield and Wilmer Rowell George Kennedy with Ralph Reive Jack Webb and Bill Hewick took the second event trophy in Bar ries biggest spiel the Wook Long one which features many of the provinces better rinks Walter Craig with cigar naturally Emerson Webb Howard Chantler and Charlie Hurtibese won the Hudson Trophy in another big spiel at Midland The Campbell boys Ross Paul and Doug along With Merv Wice won the local Junior Tankard honors They failed in the finals at Toronto Bob Green along with John Cowan and Jack Lynn scored an eightender in one of the final nights schedule contests It was the first eightender at the club this year and for few seasons Canadian General Electric held its annual spiel here for the first time Rinks came from Quebec as well as Ontario Gord Needham with Fred Pearson Ross Simpson and John Rodgers won the Colts division trophy at the recent Apple Blossom even in Dixie Molsons through the courtesy of Earle Smith held oneday mixed here with rinks invited from the area It cost the players nothing but time And of course one cant forget the breakins The club was hit by thiefs couple of times As per usual the clubs cooperation with the press was terrific So was the curling not mine Just one more event last That on the 25th the closing stag To Send 180 To Pll Games TORONTO CPA team of 180 will be sent to the 1963 Pan Amerlcan Games at Sao Paulo Brazd the Canadian Olympic Association decided at its an nual meeting Saturday The budget to cover the Pan American Games and the two sections of the Olympic Games was set at $340000 The association will ask the edcralfiiivernment fig 315630 SmregAgiEE 194ngSN rumor governmen or 915 IX 500 and the rest will come from Stars 11 Hi 105 Alley Sharks public slizibélctiption and from Comets MP5 Four Aces sporting es mes strange 1964 Ffbwhli=4¥Pashiii if ic sides was set at 71 subject to review after Elgar Stars 35 the Empire Games at Perth come Australia in November this year and the PanAmerican Games in March 1963 The association decided four more figureskaters should be included in the team for the 1964 Winter Olympics at Inns bruck Austria This brings the number of figureskaters to 12 and the team strength to 54 At the meeting the Canadian Field Hockey Association and the Kodakan Black Belt Asso BOWLING IADIES AFTERNOON Standing Golden Rod 11 Lambs Quarter 109 Poison Ivy 107 Mustard 101 Thistle 71 Ragweed 68 Core Yates had the high sin gle of 256 and top triple of 680 High single for the year was 38 by Marg Eeyfizlds High tri pe was 78 rotliy Skryp nychuk She also had the top average of 197 THE BARBIE EXAMINER MONDAY APRIL 15 19 It wont be too long before Barrie Arena has new banner hanging from the rafters at cen tre ice It will read 0111M Bantam Champions Barrie 196162 The locals clinched the title over week ago but won it officially Saturday with 53 victory at Sarnia The two gamc score was Barrie i1 and Sarnia Tomorrow night the locals play for challenge trophy against the top bantam club from the Toronto area Game time is seven oclock Barrie scored two goals In each of the first two periods and once in the finale to score five goals Saturday Sarnio got one in the first period was blanked in the middle stanza then hit for two in the third Jimmy Thompson was Barlt ries leading goalgetter with pair Slnglcs were by Steve Atkinson Pat Quinn and Bruce McGibbon Sarnla tallles came from Stefanko Singer and Mc Kay ntion were admitted to meni hership of the Olympic body All officers were reelected including president James Worr all of Toronto Science New Shrinks Piles Without Pain or Discomfort ransom TbuReli mummiisnahiigmfim Tor mo Ont SpaciouFor the time soienoe has found new gfiubsbance with the abilityfioshnnlghemorrhoids and to relieve £8 and itching 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Stet anko Nocdham alternates Barr Guthrie Johnston flock ing Dennis Bcatty McKay Wood Knowles First Period Barrie Atkinson 225 Barrie Quinn French 311 Sarnin McKay Knowles Woods Penalties Hocking tripping 250 Thompson interferench 441 Brennan and Schultz high sticking 1757 Second Period Barrie Bruce hchibbon Brian McGibbon Atkin son Penalty Schultz cro Whatever kind of trucking job needs doing theres Chevrolet tru0k built to do ithetter and more profitably DANGERF CHEVROLET coavma 233 BRADFORD 51 In long lift followed by right ing ass Ingo Kayos His Opponent STOCKHOLM AptFormer world heavyweight champion lngcmsr Johansson of Sweden scored filthround knockout oicr Vim Snock of The Nether lands Sunday night and took another step forward in his comeback effort to regain the title The end of the scheduled 10lt rounder came after one minute 15 seconds of the fifth round when Johansson cut loose with hook to Snoeks chin Johansson weighed 202 pounds Snoek 197 Johansson now has won 24 of his professional matchesl6 of them on knockouts it was the second knockout defeat for 34year old Snoek who has fought 65 matches as protes sional Third Period Sarnia Slagcr Nccdham Simon 649 Barrie Thompson Bench 1021 Sarnia Stcfiinko 128 Penalties Ncedham and Mar tln unnecessary roughness Arnold Smith Hilly Abbott and thc Cheiics thumped Belleville the third game of Oill inter mediate scmHinals Ecllcrllle by virtue of two earlier wins lends the bestof seven scrics 21 Fourth game is at Ecllcviile Wednesday The SAP line of Mcnford ac counted for slit of the clubs scvcn goals with each member scoring twicc Smith the form er Barrie Flyer junior had three assists as well Ken Loo singcr had the other goal Pcpsis markers came from the sticks of Davey Jones John Baker and Flori Gocson it was surprise win as for as the 1200 or so fans were concerned Those that hadnt seen either of the first pair of tilts heard how terrific were the Pepsis Those that had seen the games wcrc the story tellers The 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