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TU tne vuniawA TIMES, Friday, March 11, 1960 CANADIAN CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' ONTARIO'S curling representatives in the annual Canadian "Brier" championships out at Fort William, eame up with three more wins yesterday, two of them in the brilliant class. Most sensational game of course was the Ontario victory over Saskatchewan's highly- favored entry, the Richardson boys. "Jake" Edwards and his Kingston rink defeated the Richardson 11-6, in the severeh round. It was the first defeat of the champ- ionship tournament, a round-robin affair, for the de- fending Canadian champs and put Kingston in a tie with Saskatchewan for top honors, each having lost only one game. In the sixth round, (Wednesday night) Edwards and his men won 10-7 over Nova Scotia but more important, following their morning win over Saskatchewan, the Kingston squad came right back to defeat Manitoba 10-8. The Manitoba rink was earlier rated as the rink having the best chance (along with Alberta) of dethroning the Saskatchewan champions. rio scheduled to play Prince Edward Island and Quebec, in the 10th and 11th rounds today, it could be that Ontario can win the rest of their games and so qualify for at least a sudden-death playoff game, against ne of writing, we hadn't heard io or katchewan made out in their d games, played late last night, York Rangers tied Boston Bruins 3-3 last ston. Time appears to be running out for t one point last night gives them a total 1 Detroit Red Wings who are in fourth e played 65 games, so one more wir d another Boston defeat would settle the positions. Only bright spot for Boston fans last that scoring ace Bronco Horvath got and moved up within one point obby Hull, in the individual NHL goal, late in the game, gave s their tie is week-end finds Boston at home to Detroit, in the afternoon game and home Sunda h Montreal as the visitors, Detroit as Leafs and Rangers have Chigago is in Montreal New ght ir night was their one of lea scorin Range Saturdax again is in Ch home-anc Saturday r of tr E -leading ce or B S: A reminder to local basketball fans. 1 ntermediate "A" team opens the sec- tar voffs, here against Oshawa Hawks, Saturday evening, 7:30 an Collegiate OSHAWA MINOR three teams competing in Ontario sual upset this season, all three, being eliminated in yrough rivals. But that f seal youngsters, The OMHA lay night ice-time at The Child- to all Oshawa youngsters, from of-age. A two-hour skating session, . AN OSHAWA RINK of five-year in a bonspiel at Toronto St. George's finished in the runner-up slot, losing s to a Barrie rink, that won the trophy The Oshawa ladies, Muriel Morris, Helen Broadbent and "Till" Stephens, nts . .... ANOTHER OSHAWA four- showing in the annual London ladies' bonspiel this Mrs. F. McCallum, Mrs. C. H. Jenkin, Mrs. N. Hezzelwood and Mrs. E. F. Armstrong, skip, went right to the finals in the main event--and were beaten out with the very last rock, on an extra- end, in the final game for The Supertest Trophy . , . OZZIE KE ER, well-known Oshawa five-pin bowler, competes he Ontarip championships event at the Sportsman's Show, this Saturday afternoon . , . DAVE HILLMAN, Boston Red Sox righthanded suffered a shoulder injury in a car accident sday morning and his pitching career may suffer as a result ANNE HEGGTVEIT came "home" to Ottawa and thousands of people braved the chilly to attend the victory parade that was extended to Canada's Olympic Games ski champion Hi ARNOLD JOHNSON, owner of the Kansas City Athletics died, following a cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday afternoon, striking a severe blow to this elub 3 JOHNNY LONGDEN says he expects to be riding again next month, within a few days after they take the cast off his right ankle, which was broken in a tumble, back on Fed, 11. RIGHT BIT ond rio pl Hotel o'clock Hockes playoffs st Juvenile the first has produced is donating ren's A eight to at no charge "Fillies", competi Club last out in the fina with 31 points Muriel Young, skip, had some made 2 e on ion week week yester weath X LOSER CONGRATULATES WINNER (RIGHT) Giant Killer, Playoffs FORT WILLIAM (CP) -- An| Groom gave Edwards a battle! | extra-game playoff loomed at the for five ends when the score was ! of Saskatchewan and Jake Ed-| y { wards of Ontario continued chalk- three on the eighth and two Tore ee Alberta § was drawn against ONTARIO RINK JUBILANT AFTER VICTORY Tillsonburg Cagers Tops MONTREAL (CP) -- Tillson- have lots of time: to practise to- burg Livingstons, the basketball|gether." | club with a sports-loving business| giant supplying the bankroll, have FINISHED NINTH ' been stamped runaway favorites| Canada finished ninth in bas- Canadian curling championship| jo, q150ked 4-4, Ontario cracked here today as Ernie Richardson] 2 y | through for two on the sixth, lon the 10th, | Richardson, who won the 1959) " : iff title in a playoff against Alberta,| Marlioba had little difficulty leads the 11-rink pack with eight| 0 ting for a three on the eighth Jictories ih ing Siaris, Edwards Avother three-ender on the 10th ire : Fig "|spelled doom for the Maritime's ing had a Bye on fe ding Fou: ven though they scored singles p 3 > 'lon the last two ends. Prince Ed- " 3 : ward Island's Doug Cameron in| Alberta remained in contention today's 10th round, He winds up |With its 10-7 decision over Que- against Ted Hunt of Quebec in|bec. Beagle had good support the afternoon's final round. The|from third Jimmy Shields, especi- Richardson family 1 Nova Scotia's Izn Baird in the for three to go in front to stay. morning and had the lasi-round| bye Stu Beagle of Alberta and Mac Scales of Manitoba are the only others with a hope of winning the title. Each has lost two games and it would take a second loss to Saskatchewan and Ontario for either or both to get into the fight. Beagle, with seven wins and two losses, had the morning bye. Manitoba had its bye on the second round and has a 62 rec- ord. ing up victories. Canadian curling champion- ship standing after ninth round: WL 1 1 972 Saskatchewan On.ario Alberta Manitoba Prince Edward British Columbia Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick Newfoundland orthern Ontario FINE DAY Edwards had the best record in| FORT WILLIAM (CP) -- F Thursday's three tough draws, sults in the Canadian curlin, ww'? Island CERN) 0 000 We ERE LRT RT rT) Re g (winning all contests, including championship Thursday: victories over Saskatchewan and | Eighth Round Manitoba {Saskatchewan 200 120 000 202--9 He beat the Richardsons 11-6, |New Brunswick 030 000 100 010--5 edged Scales 10-8 in the after-|B.C. 000 102 010 020-- 6) noon and defeated Northern On-|Northern Ont. 411 010 100 201--11| tario's Don Groom 11-9 at night.|P.E.I. { Saskatchewan rebounded from) Alberta 030 101 003 100-- 9 120 201 030 102-12 010 102 010 120-- 8 102 010 203 001--10 Mabey of New Brunswick 9-5 in|Nova Scotia the eighth round and overpower Manitoba John David Lyon of Newfound- | Ontario land 21-5 in the ninth. Quebec: Bye. Saskatchewan rink drew |8lly on the seventh when he hit| 101 010 020 010-- 6/ its morning loss to defeat Harold Newfoundland 001 010 101 010--5 Due Ninth Round Newfoundland 000 201 000 101--5 143 040 221 040-21 010 201 000 021-- 7 103 020 111 100--10 020 101 010 101-- 7 201 010 301 020--10 Manitoba 102 002 031 300-12 New Brunswick 010 210 200 011--8 Ontario 200 202 030 200--11 Northern Ont, 001 030 102 011-- 9 Nova Scotia: Bye. Teepees Win With Petes For Play-Oif By THE CANADIAN PRESS Peterborough and St. Cathar- nes emerged victorious from the Ontario Hockey Association Jun- ior A quarter-finals last night, but their records in the best-of-seven series were vastly different. Peterborough Petes beat Bar- rie Flyers for the last time this season 10-3 to take their series with three wins, two ties and a loss. St. Catharines Teepees PEL {downed Guelph Biltmores 6-4 to win their series 4-1. Peterborough won the B series only after a stiff fight and high goal scoring. They outscored Barrie 30-19 in goals. Teepees, however, won their series in five games, but were tied in goals with the Biltmores. Both scored 19 goals. At Peterborough Thursday night the home team opened with a wild first-period scoring spree which ended 8-1 in théir favor, |They led 10-2 at the end of the 'second. to win the Canadian champion- | ketball at each of the last three ship and Olympic - trial tourna-| Olympics. ment. The CAHA plans to select as Four teams, fresh from zone Many as 14 players from the © playoffs, take to the court hereltTials, building representative Saturday night to launch the elim. {around the club that wins the ination series. W. A. (Al) Irwin of Montreal, [Make the trip, secretary-treasurer of the Cana.| British Columbia's Alberni Ath- dian Amateur Basketball Associ-|letics, University of Manitoba Bi- © ation, picks the high-geared On-|sons and Montreal's Yvan Coutu | |tario squad to walk off with the Huskies round out the four-team . 'honors and most observers agree. series with Livingstons. All have | "They've got the best club in|strengthened their lineups by ad- the country and should go all the|ding a few members of teams way," said Irwin in a pre-tour-|they defeated in the zone play: i nament interview. |offs, a move permitted under Of next summer's Olympics in|CAHA rules. Rome, he said: "We should im-| Livingstons have piled up 29 prove our showing this time. Our| wins and seven losses this sea big problem in the past has been|son, Their players work in the that our teams were not in con-|yarious commercial enterprises dition. By selecting our repre-|operated in the small Ontario sentatives now, the players willl community by G. V. (Gerry) Livingston, the team's founder. Auto Crash can > Barons Beat 'Quebec Aces QUEBEC (CP) Cleveland £ z : i -- .) i& i EPHL ACTION By THE CANADIAN PRESS The fifth-place Sault Ste. Marie | Thunderbirc running out of time {in their bid for an Eastern Pro- |fessional Hockey League playoff |spot, could only salvage a single |point Thursday night as a game |against Montreal Royals slipped {from their grasp and was tied (2-2 | The Thur {near the 1 {final period. 1 : sec |ond-place Royals she a |defensive e 1 Marie allow Mosdell to s home the A third-p {Ottawa Ce {eres Lions {Que., when quick goals earl [period to win 5-1 The standings: Sudbury Wolves |74 points, Montreal 70, Hull-Ot- tawa 66, Trois-Rivieres 64, Sault Ste. Marie 61 and Kingston Fron- tenacs 53. ONLY WOLVES SET With either five or left for each club, Wolves have a playoff position nailed down. They can end no worse than fourth. Kingston has been eliminated. In the penalty-studded game at the Sault, each team scor a goal while the other was short- handed. Ron Quenville and Mer- vyn Kuryluk scored for the Thun- derbirds. Skip Burchell and Mos- dell scored for Montreal. Referee Art Skov called 43 min- utes in penalties, including a 10 minute misconduct and a five- minute major to Royals Wally derbirds led 2-1 until of the Ken nd bang > between Hull- s and Tr broken liens r in the second six games only the ely Defenceman Jacques Deslauri- {ers was playing his first game in ithe Soo At Hull, Bob Ellett twice for Canadiens Annable, Bill Car Hamilton got singles. Leon Rochefort scored scored while John er and Thuck for is-Rivieres early in the third! Windsor Thunderbirds | Tie Montreal Clune and Guy Black respectiv-| Injures Top Pitcher SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP)--An {Barons beat Quebec Aces 6-3 | Thursday night to vault into third spot in the American Hockey League, Attendance was 4,880. Aces led 3-1 after the first pe- riod but Barons scored twice in He Second and three times in the |early morning automobile acci- Ie, |dent could end the career of Bos- Fred Glover scored two Cleve- ton Red Sox right-handed pitcher {land goals. Don Hogan, Ed Hoek- Daye Hillman. Istra, Bill Dineen and Ed Mazur " : {added singles. Quebec scorers Ran 0] omAsider Met were Jackie Leclair, rookie Ger-|, h's car hit a soft shoulder and period on a backhand from close main Munger and Bob Barlow. |overtyrned four times. They were in Gilles Boisvert of Cleveland had|o,, 5 12.mile ride from Mesa to! Canadiens drew six of 11 minor only two shots to stop in the sec-|geottsdale, penalties with Rochefort and Gil- ond period. In the third Al Millar| Hillman, 32, suffered a seven- les Tremblay getting double min- of Quebec had 22 fired at him|stitch head cut and apparently| ors in the last period after a brief compared with five against the wrenched his right shoulder. | scuffle. Cleveland goaltender. | He appeared at the ball park in the afternoon with his arm in ia sling. He insisted he'd be able HOCKEY SCORES, STANDINGS [i pis. ' | But Jack Fadden, trainer for| 8 the Boston American League ball 4/club, said it might be a week or| |two before Hillman's future could 4/be determined. Y Keough suffered bruises. Chatham Whitby Belleville K-W By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WLT F APis. 38 15 12 240 165 88 8 186 185 72 Thursday's Result 7 11 182 166 65 Windsor 4 Kitchener-Waterloo 2 | 25 26 14 174 182 64 Tonight's Game Boston 7 203 226 57 Belleville a: Chatham New -York 15 36 14 173 234 44 Thursday's Results | NOHA Sr. A (Best-of-seven semi-finals) New York 3 Boston 3 Saturday's Games } WL T F APis. Rouyn-Nrda 2.10 16 4 4,¢ Chicago at Montreal Kapusksng 12.0 4.15 2 New York at Toronto { Thursday's Result Detroit at Boston Rouyn-Noranda 5 Kapuskasing 7 Sunday's Games WL T F A Pts. Montreal at Boston Abitibi 21014 14 4 Toronto at New York | Timmins 12014 14 2 Detroit at Chicago American League Thursday's Result ; 5 Timmins 3 wL 2X oo A pis, Tonight's Game i 3 952 oy 75 Timmins at Abitibi 7 235 208 67 OHA Junior A' 9. 4 220 234 > 9 2 215 206 (Best-of-seven quarter-final) 3 7 186 202 53 F APis. | 2 155 278 36 Pete 31 Montreal Toronto Chicago Detroit | Abitibi Springfield Rochester Cleveland Buffalo Providence Hershey Quebec 36 30 31 66 32 2 66 2 1 bo i 4 2 30 19 8 | Barrie 13219 % 4 Thursday's Result Barrie 3 Peterborough 10 Series C (Best-of-seven quarter-final) T F A Pls. WL T F APts. Sudbury 74 St. Cath 41019 19 8 Montreal 70| Guelph 14019 19 2 Hull-Ottawa 66 Thursday's Result [.-Rivieres 64 Guelph 4 S'. Catharines 6 S.S. Marie 61| Peterborough and St. Cathar Kingston 53 ines win their series and will en- Thursday's Results |{ter a semi-final against each]! Montreal 2 Sault Ste. Marie 2 |other, starting at St. Catharines! Trois-Rivieres 4 Hull-Ottawa 5 |Saturday. 3 Tonight's Games Tonight's Game | Montreal at Sudbury arlboros at St. Michael's (semi-| x Trois-Rivieres at Hull-Ottawa final) | SKI CHAMPION Anne Heggt- OHA Senior A Okanagan Senior | veit w (Round-robin playoffs) | Vernon 2 Kelowna 3 | eit was Erecied ow ot 1% 9 A Pis.| (Best-of-seven final senies tied| PET®CDS On ner arrival in Oya. 510% 14 1022 wa Thursday. Leading the 17 46 Thursday's Result Cleveland 6 Quebec 3 Tonight's Game Providence at Rochester { Eastern Professional | H 1] | [Mm | 4 id I i A Apt IS Be 5 Ae OPO senior crown. Twelve players will | | a car carrying dignitaries, ski officials and others preceded the float carrying Miss Heggt- veit through the streets. Miss Heggtveit has announced her greeting party were Citizenship Minister Ellen Fairclough (left) and Mayor George Nelms. Six bands, RCMP horsemen and RSE CARTOON ON HOMECOMING CHEE retirement from competitive skiing after winning the Slalom title in the recent Winter Olym- pics at Squaw Valley, Calif. ~CP Wirephoto