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Maroons capture
first senior final»

By BOB TRIMBEE
Canadian Press Staff Writer |

© TRAIL, B.C. (CP)—Chatham Maroons lett for a
vietory celebration at home. today. with their. first

eastern

minutes,
: Sharp: and: Billy. Forhan.:

Ain: the. third.”
jake ‘DOMINATES oe

‘Horeck: after -the game.

 

game.
Moncton, which. won,.a_ best-of-

sity: of Saskatchewan in 1933.

LOSE EARLY LEAD

-The last game was the tough-
est for Maroons,’ -who . dropped
two, goals, behind. in the first six
minutes, of play; as. ‘Trail captain
Cal Hockley and Pinoke McIntrye
scored, '

But the ‘Easterners drove back
for. three, goals” in. the; next. four
‘by:-: Joe: -,Malo,.’

“Frank Bathgate’ made. it 45 2 trl.

| Maroons in the second but Trail’s

Frank. Turik and Norm Lenardon |:
even ‘the’“score’-and’|:

 

heighten’: the tension: before: the}

winning ©, -goal—rapped ° “ine. “by |.

Olympic player J Jin im:¢

  
 

~The Allan’ Cup was first: award-
ed. in 1909.,.;Maroons - are’ the
fourth’ straight eastern’ cham-.
pions to win the trophy: and the}.
14th: since: 1940. .

"Tt was: 7a ‘tough series,” said|
Maroon ‘Manager. - coach, John
“But
when we'came out here we knew
we had.to be 25 per cent better
to win the championship and we
proved we.were. I never had any

. doubt. about us.winning after. we

took the opener. It was a ques~.
tion of. keeping the team up.”

“They: had:to be good to come
out: west and win the Allan Cup
said’ a ‘disappointed . Bobby

y Kromm, Trail playing-coach.
-. “I’m: not saying. we were un-

lucky not:to win: a couple of
games, but you can’t win. any.
games without a few breaks.”

Chatham scored..4-1,°7-4, 2-1
and 5-4 victories. in the series
with ‘the second: game ending in
a5- 5: overtime. tie.

Leading scorer of the . series
was” ‘Forhan, with . five . goals.
} Sharp counted four to bring his
{payor total: to 30 in 33 playoff
games. For Trail, McIntyre, the
smallest. player on either team,
‘led the way. with four goals. -:

 

 

‘half game behind Spokane,

The. victory | makes Chatham an

,odds- -on,.favorite. -to,..be. Selected!
overhaul::and: drydockings aris ‘world: “nockey” champion-

ship next spring. in Sweden. Also}.
open: is a; trip. to Russia. :

-Solons sche |

  

“gain Va game
‘By The Canadian. Press"
~The second-place Sacra-

mento Solons crept up on
the idle Spokane. Indians

| Monday by defeating Van-

couver Mounties 4-2 in a
Pacific | Coast League],
baseball game in Vancou-

ver,

The. victory | left “Bolons one-
In-
dians’ scheduled game with Ta- |.
coma.Giants was rained out,
Lefthander Jack Caffery ‘seat-

   

“Kid

| tered five hits as he picked up

his third victory against one de-
fea
Only 608 chilled fans watehed

ithe game,

Mounties are now | ‘alone in. the
cellar with a four and elght won-

‘| lost record, :

In other PCL action, Salt Lake
City Bees blasted 14 hits off six.
Portland pitchers to defeat, ‘the

Bees. 12-6,:

San Diego outhit Seattle. Rain:
Jorg 15-8. but only. managed a VT 6
| secision,

 

Hours: changed
for swim pool’.

Clvic Centre awimnilng « ‘pool
schedule changes for days and
nlocations of the use of it was

announced today,, ==.

Changes are as follows:

Monday—(same)—2 to § pm,
‘and 8 to 10° p.m, (all public),

Tucsday—closed,

Wedneaday—2 to 6 pm,
(public) and 7 to 8 pm. (chil-
dren) 8:46 to 10 pm. (public),

Thuraday—2 to 6 pam, (public)
and 8 to 10 pm, (adult),

Yriday—2 to 5 pm, and 8 to
10 pam. (public) and 7 to 8 pm.
(children),

Saturday—2 to 5 pan, (publia)
7-8:30 p.m, (eniidren) and 8:30
pm to.10 pam, (public), '

Bunday— (same) 2 to 6 pm,
(publie),

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_ Brings Results,

championship without losing a.
The only other team was

three fina] 2-0 from the Univer-

* Gary.

   
   

 

 

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BUSY GOALTENDER, Joe » Nagy of North: Star gathers up: ball:
* and - prepares to kick off.. Rod Tait of Aiyansh rushes ‘in,
anticipating: rebound. Left to right are: Volker Classen (North
Star), Joe Nagy, Bud Mercer (Aiyansh), Nelson Morven (Aiyansh),
“Rod Tait, Matyez (North:Star), Endra Stroker and: Les Branauer .
Conelly. early. ‘of North Star. North Star. won game .Sunday 5-1-:

Staff. photo. by. Ken: Spent: |

 

- By ED
- Associated Pre

hung the Cleveland gener
have the Indians i ina fir st-

| White Sox.

The Tribe made it ‘with a 3- 2
victory ‘at Washington, . their
fifth in a row, Monday: - night
while the White Sox were. losing
11-6 at Baltimore in’ the. only
American League ' games : sched-
uled.

POPP L OLD LOPLDP LLL DOPOD D DUO OLD ODO Os

AMERICAN LEAGUE |

ne W. L Pet. GBL
Chicago ....:.65.. “T° & *° 5B38
Cleveland ......5- T & 1683 =
Baltimore .....04. 8 6 571. =
New York ..<... “6 5 545-14
Boston. . ow. eee. 5 6: .455 1,
Detroit: we. en... es 5 6 455. 1%
Washington §..... 5.7 455. (1i,
Kansas City. ...... 5. 8. .385 2

 

In the National League the
‘San Francisco Giants are within
\one game of the leading. Pitts -

McCormick* has. “come. of. age—

McKnight tops’
spring league

Joan McKnight of Radio Cabs
Outbowled the men and.-women
Thursday night” in ~~ the — first
week’s. play in the Spring Mixed
Five-Pin -Bowling league rolling

 

triple of 840,

For the men Bill. Dickson of
Nishio Van-Méers rolled 309 for
high single and 761 for high
three.

Melrese Cafe took team high
single with 1386 and Sleepers
captured team high triple with

~ Indians tied with Sox,
Giants dose to Pirates

puren “Pirates again because Mike”

a high single of 332° and a high).

WILKS -
ss Staff Writer,

Fr ank Lane’s trades, which had fans so wild they

al manager in effigy, now
t-place tie with. the Chicago

 

ee
and a winter trade has
back to haunt the Bucs.

Ronnie Kline, the righthander
Pittsburgh swapped to St, Louis,
FEE PP POVD CLL

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NATIONAL, LEAGUE

come

: / WwW. L.. Pet. GBL
Pittsburgh ..... 12, °4 750. +
san raucisco .. 1t 5 .688 1
Milwaukee ...... 8.6 | 571 3),
St. Louis ...... 8 7 583 9 8%
Los. Angeles .... 8 8 (500 4
{Chicago ........ 5.10 3383 6A
Cincinnati........ 5 ‘11 £313 qT
Philadelphia - 5.11 313-07
ROPPOtCeLPDDECEOOEDE DOOD LD OOOEE
junked ‘the | Pirates’ winning

streak at nine games Monday
night, pitching a seven-hitter as
the Cardinals made off with a
4-3. victory on .a bases-loaded
walk in. the ninth. - And owith

ter for his second: shutout and

third victory without defeat, the

Giants closed in with'a’5-0 deci-
sion. over Milwaukee’s Braves.

|... Cincinnati tripped Los ‘Angeles

Louis, by beating the Dodgers
6-5.0on five unearned runs and Ed
Bailey’s three-run double. Chi-
cago Cubs defeated Philadelphia
8-7 with a three-run ninth cap-
ped by Don. Zimmer’s two-out
single.

PCL Standings

 

Pet. CIB
Spokane 1 10 é 625 ~

Sacramento’ .... 9 6  .600 \fy
Portland .....6, 9 9 #00 2
Seattle .....eeee 9 9  .§00 2
San. Diego veer 1O 10) + 600 2
Salt Lake City ... 8 8 ,600 2

TACOMA  ,veeeee 6 8 (885 3%
Vancouver .,.... 4 8 883 4

 

- Little. Leag

Prince Rupert's Nttle league's
1960 season will open Thursday,
May 12, featuring’ Kinsmen vs
‘North ‘Star, 1 p.m, at Algoma
Park,

Over 130 “Hittle guys”: will, be
playing for the four teams .in
the league, Sea ‘Kings,, North’).
Star, Kinsmen and Shop’ ‘Easy,

~The teams . will: practice ~ all
‘this week at, Algoma Park . stare.
ting at 7 pm, and at 8 pm:

_ Here are the team rosters:

: SEA RINGS

- Douglas Ashton, Magno Bjarn-
|dal, Richard MacRaa, Jimmy
Ciccone, Allan Kokorudz, Blalr
Johnstone, David Morgan, Den-
nis Parker, Ronald Kerr, Dennis
Ihby,, Roy Stevenson, . Darre]
Simonds, Bill. Wasyk, Ronald
Morrison, Bill Turcotte, Toddy
‘Moore, Bob Donaldson, Brian
Hodquist, Murry Brown, Gordon
Strand, jDonald Mckay, Ray-
mond Dickens, Doug Wolls,
James MacRao, Bradford Bar-
hour, Gordon Stuart, Gary Guy-
att, Brian Qronk, Tom 'Nmms,
Billy Bussanich, Robort Forgu-
son, Peter Frohnert, Brian
Parkor, Gordon Eby, Ken Hum-

porville, .

NORTIT STAR
Robort Simes,< Allon Wahl,
David Crawloy, Harold Harris,
Arnt Johnson, Buern Mnrowaki,
Rohert. Hitchcock, Donald
Mostad, Alhert Odland, Robert
Johnsen, David Wurat, Oralg
Lien, Robyn Parka, Androw
Spiller, Brian Beek, Joff Bow-
man, . Oroat Okralnoty, John

 

: Weat, TMohard Haugan, Donald

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ue opening

set Thursday, May 12

Hansen, Ricky Young, Earl Gra-
ham, Maurice Gomez, Donald
Movald, Brian Carpenter, Bobby.

Dybhavn, Tom Parks, Skip
Stothert, Eric Janes, Bob Janes,
KINSMEN

Bill “Hadden, Ronald Prokop,

kamp, Michal ‘Phipps,
‘Haugan, Grant Holkestad, Clif-
ford) McKeown, George Greer,
Ronald: Goodwin, Denny Rudy,
David Proctor, Kwin Coswan,
Robert Petri,
Robert Hrenirchek, Stanley
Oameron, Douglas Cameron, Bill:
Montgomery, Robbie ' Harmer,
Robert Pilfold, Ascanio Salvati,
Craig - Nixon, lloyd Fraser,
Donald Slnosk!, Bobby Slater,
John, Bond, Joe Salvati,
mond Adland, Richard

Sugiyama, Gordon Stava, Bobby
Minors, Michnel Hrehirehek,
Reno Bond,
“ STIOP TASY

Pat Okraineta, Jim Sparks,
Ron Gaudry, Allen Cameron,
Billy Robb, Joo Paolinolll, Gary

Robinson, Ron Pottle, Dennis
Montankoa, Randy Woodside, Kar!
Sommerfeld, Mario Paolinolll,
Billy Tardy, -Byran) Gordon,
Arnold “White, Pater Petersen,
Gerald Mentanko, Pat’ Lalrd,

Beuby, . Fraser Wilson,
Bremner, James Woad, Boh
Pottle, Rex Atavenson, Tony
Paterson, Clorald Warvla, Allon
Lewls, Ronald MelLean,
Magaldi, noe

 

to fifth, a half-game behind St. |

‘| Senior ‘Baseball league

‘McCormick ‘throwing“a* four-hit+ eget Sanne ag

 

‘Billy: Faulkner, Rohert Knelp- |.
Ronald |:

David Ferguson, |:

Roay- |
Pon-
gracy, Lannier Teagne, Tommy

Johriston, Stan Potorsen, Charlex,|

Ried Nowaon, Jack Sparkes, Jie |
John |

Jon

 

 

 

Of: senior ! “haseball flee

| Ployd: Jessup: was: ‘elected com-|

missioner of: the. Prince: Rupert .
‘at. -the,
group’s annual meeting: Sunday
in the Savoy, Hotel: sample room.

‘Jessup replaces Rusty » Ford,
who has. been. -commissioner: for
the past two years.

“William Tretiak was elected re-
cording secretary and Pat Phil-
lipson from .Terrace was elected
treasurer.

The league opens Sunday May
15 with two double-headers fea-
tured, one here and one in Ter-
race. - Lot,

ee

 

Kitimat will not have an entry
in the league this year’so it was
voted, that another team” from
Terrace could play. “This means.

that there are now. two- teams.

from Rupert and two from ‘Ter-

race,

Opening day will see Terrace
Sandy Lumbermills . play oa
double-header against. Gordon
and Anderson at.Terrace while

Esquires wili meet the league’s
‘new entry, Terrace Hotel in an-

other double- header, at, Roose-

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© Prince: ‘wins
derby prizes —
_ for two weeks |

Jack: Prince emerged as the
Rod & Gun-Yacht. Club Salmon
derby’s lucky angler - for. two
weeks running as he took the
derby with a catch of a 29-pound
8-ounce sulmion last. week.

Jack wins the weekly: ‘prize of
a Co!man Stove donated by the

| Ocean Marine Supply Co.

Bill Sutherland was’ a close
second with a fish weighing. in
at. 27-pounds 8-ounces.. He also
caught another fish of 19- “pounds
6-ounces, i

Other catches were John Jenk-
ins 24-lb., 8-02. Helge Peterson
20-lb., 8-0z.; Brick Eby 21-lb., 14-
oz.; Jim, Greer .13-lbs.;:Jim Pln-
ninger 20-Ibs., 10-02.; Robinson
15-lbs., 15-02z.; Don Gehring 16-
Ibs,

All. prizes for weekly winners
In April will be distributed at the
Rod and Gun Club May 9.

Three special prizes to wind up
the weekly derby will be ‘donated |:
to the winners of the weeks.derby
from May 23 to. May . 31,

(°4

Printe Rupert Daily News “

Tuesday, May 3, 1960, ‘

OCG Socéer

LONDON (?) — Burnley, fight-
ing every inch of the way, de-
feated Manchester City 2-1
Monday night to grab the
English Soccer League champion-
ship from the reaching. hands
of Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Results of soccer matches
played in the United Kingdom
Monday:

ENGLISH LEAGUE
First. Division
Man City 1, Burnley 2.
Fourth Division
Barrow 1, Torquay 1.°
Southport 1, Doncaster 1,

 

Softball practices

A schedule of practice times at
Algoma Park for the Senior
Men's Softball league teams: up
until May 15, the tentative open-
ing date for league play, was an-
nounced today by president E. T.
Novakowski.

Teams will practice on the fol-
lowing days listed: CNRA, Sun-
days; Savoy Hotel,
Commercial Hotel, Tuesdays; Old
Empress Hotel, Fridays.

 

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