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Ellen Fitzgerald of. Kelly Dour:
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rolled 541 for women’s: * high
single and high three in: B Sec~
tion:

Capturing men’s high | single |
was Al Faithful -of’ Pipefitters
with 256 and Jeryy Sommerville

1 Of : Kelly Douglas amassed "625"

for. men's high three.
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Results:

A Section—Arrows 4, Tom Boy
0; RCMP 4, Allsorts « 0;: Radio
Cabs 4, Sweet Sixteen 0: Good
Neighbors 3, Rupert Motors 1;
Shop -Easy 2, Ocean’ View
Calypsos 2, Cooks 2,

B Section—Kelly Douglas 3,
Pipefitters 1;:Nelghbors 4, John.
sons ‘0; Lucky \.Royals. 4," Jug-
heads 0; McRae Motors”3, Savoy
t7"Maring Radio 3, Neal Evans
1 RCMP 3, Co-Op 1.

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Curling results

Results of last night's play in
the Women's Cufling club, Col-
umbia Collulose trophy compet-
ition are as follows:

7 paneP. Eby 0, G. Eby 7;
Whatman 11, nivett' 4; Shier 10,
Ritchie 5; Schuman 9, Bateman

 

 

scored a. goals ine
stretch since Dec. ot tossed in

and now. Jeads the pack. with 54
points. |

TOP. SGORER i
‘The: same two

‘players. are.

ments.. Bathgate, who has col-
lected 28 assists, tops’ the goal-
‘getters with his 25... Closest. are
Dickie Moore of Montreal and
Don McKenney of Boston Bruins
with 23 cach.

Geoffrion, “whose - goal total
stands at 19, leads the. playmak-~
ers with 35 assists.
Bill Gadsby of New York is next
with 81.0.

Third and fourth places in the
scoring derby still belong to
Gordie Howe of Detroit Red
Wings and Eddie Litzenberger of
Chicago Black Hawks, Howe | has
47 points and Litzenherger 46,
Moore, Jast year’s NHL scoring
champion, remains In fifth place
with 42 points, :

Tied for sixth place at 39
points are MeKenney and Mont-
real's’ Jean Belivean,

ROCK ET SLIPS |

Veteran Maurice (Rocket) Ri-,
chard of Montrenl was blanked
In: his team's’ two ‘games. last
wock and fell from sixth place
to an elghth-place deadlack with
Alex Delveeahio of Detroit. Mach
has 38 points,

Ane dy Be an te chases
9m-Boom's record —

: MONTREAL (CP)—Andy Bathgate
splurg e last: week: has, all but.’ tur ned: - the National]
Hockey League’ s scoring race into ‘a “dead heat. | TEs

  

The burly, Bdomer, who hasn't nee
~10-game Be

three . assists .in :a’ single - game |:

pace- -setters in. different depart-

Defenceman |’

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ficulty.: we: have: ever faced,
tournament.’ ‘official . said. ; ;Mon-

| day night... The. United * “States, |

Chile,: Brazil and ‘Puerto Rico. are.
| the: ‘other... ‘countries entered.»
They. qualified’ for’ :the finals

: : in three-day élimination rounds
ick will’ stop: ‘the: puck -before. her camera “does. t's not: ‘known .

that ended ‘Sunday. Canada.’ was |
eliminated, pat oy
AWAAIT: INSTRUCTION -

The Russian’ delegation said ‘it
was, sending a, cable’, to ‘Moscow
for. ‘instructions:: “There. were, ‘in-
dications © ‘the © draw.’ would. not

 

received,
"AD ‘tournament’ spokesmen ‘said |
the Soviet. Union , and ‘Bulgaria
objected on. ‘grounds they: ‘did
not. recognize. Nationalist. China
as ‘a. country:.° fees
Tournament officials said. ‘that |
| oy: agreement of teams. taking |:
part. host Chile, would: meet: For-
mosa in, the’ opening. game: .to-
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garia | have postponed drawings'|'¢
‘for. the’ championship ‘ ‘round: of}:
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‘points. ‘and 21

pague nda vet-,

fouls. SOY:
Bill ‘Mor son, who. will coach
‘the - ‘team .U neil: ‘regular ©

has 56° points. and 27 fouls.
- League ‘standings: -

as. follows: ‘John ‘Lambie has \84:
points’ and 9 fouls; ‘Rod Tait: has
80 points and 14 fouls: and’ Dar-
rell Young “has: 43 ‘points and 45
fouls. '

Rupert. “will: play their
game. at:7: 30. , Wednesday, night
with Juneau.

“Team, manager is league: pres-
ident. We G. Galezand the squad
is ‘being “sponsored “by : the: Civic
Centre and. ‘the. Savoy Hotel.

Hockey team |
also. travels

 

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“Ray Spring aone. time. top |

“coach |
{Don ‘Hartwigarrives on. “Priday, POM

“other Oo
players: -on -the: ‘allcstar. team ‘are |:

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joust: with the Br uins, no.

A 69- -year- -old retired: handy-
man, Casserly clamis: the title of

Now. the. duties. and . ‘obliga-
tions ‘of: -such an -exalted “office
‘involve. an intense and. vocal
-prejudice- against: Richard—or SO
‘Casserly figures it.. mee Z
‘BUM: ROCKET =

He: clinched: the: tille, he. says,
‘on the basis of his performance
| following a - recent National
Hockey. League game.

_ His. daughty old heart seeth-

 

manager. Ernie: ‘Novakowski. “will
travel to Smithers. Saturday to
: teri

sown
“The lécal' boys will. be compet-

 

TEAM CAPTAIN—Lioya Oraw-

ford, 30, ‘is captain: of Belle-
ville “McFarlands; - Canada's
“entry - in’. the world ‘hockey

‘tournament to be played in
Prague: in March, A native of
Toronto, he played In Windsor,
Ont,,. Montreal and: Chicou-
timt, Que., before jolning Belle-

 
     
      
     
   
 
  
 
  

SEASON ~ Louls
Smrke, born in Yugoslavia in
1025, ‘Is playing his first, sea-: ,
son.as a forward with. Belle- «

IN FIRST

Ville McFarlands, the «team
that will represent Canada in
the world hockey tournament
this year, He played. junior,
‘hockey in Galt, Ont., and sen-
‘tor hockey in Chicoutim!, Que.,

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ville three seasons. ago. .

—-CP photo.

~ Sportswriter takes on Archie

ing: for thé Kaien: Island _ trophy.

train fare.

before, joining Belleville. i

‘which. the ‘Smithers crew. ained
in “1953. a -
The: ‘team. ‘sweaters’ ‘are being
supplied by: the ‘Dunlop Tire
Company: carrying. . the. name
“Dunlop Thunderbrids.” ,
“The Rupert crew will play one
game on. Saturday, and one on
Sunday. ‘.

Smithers have an indoor | na-
tural, ice’ rink and ‘have. been
skating since early ‘November.

-Any ‘person wishing to attend
ithe two-game series .are- asked
‘to phone 3134 for information of

 

 

 

last Night's S Fights

: By The Associated Press...

‘New York—Benny (Kid) Paret,
155, Cuba, outpointed . Victor
(Bullet) Zalazar, 15842, Argen-
tina, 10.

‘Toledo, Ohlo—Wilf Greaves,
160;. Edmonton, stopped Henry
Bronko;'150, ‘Jackson, Mich,, 3.

Sydney, Australin—Clive Stew-

Jimmy Martinez, 147, Pheonix,
Ariz., 12.

Chicago—Jerry Jordan, 148,
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annapolis, 8

 

An! ‘ice hockey. ‘team , “under

art, 16144, Australia, outpointed.

outnointed Tce Rossano,’

ing with indignation, Casserly:
posted. himself :::outside. the
“visiting: team’s dressing: room:

"YE: think - you - area
“foundéd. bum.’
"Richard, ‘scarcely © mortified
at, ‘the. accusation, turned to.
Casserly, smiled - graciously :
and. moved on.
Casserly says he “and a legion
of Boston fans became particu-
larly disenchanted with the likes

much’ - quoted. assertion
American hockey | league
don’t - kriow ‘much about
game.

DISTINCTIVE FIGURE |
“I figure: he’s sorry now he

norant... We're all human. We
all make mistakes. But he did-
n't have to say that,” says Cas-
serly, -

Casserly ‘ts a distinctive figure
In the Boston hockey mob.: Clad
in his traditional garden ‘attire
of black-and-gold beanie’: and
Bruins-type sweater. that ~he

every home' game. .
Casserly “hasn't

‘ CKET—-A favori

serley's dislike of the. Rocket “followed. Ric
that | Amerlean. hogkey fans, ‘don't: know.

By GAVIN scorr. oe

BOSTON. (CP). ‘econ Whenever. ‘Maurice Richard
and. Montreal Canadiens: invade Boston ‘Garden - ‘to

every move’ with : a colder e eye than’ James Casserly.

aunt's farm’ ‘in. Melrose. ‘Not. long

When" Richard: emerged,” Cas- wild:

of Richard after they read his
that,
fans.
the’

ever said American fans are ig-.

bought for $10 in a war surplus
store, he crows like a rooster at:

milssed t

 

bed. double’ laurels:
Mixed. Five-pin, Bowling
. league last Thursday
a night. :

~~ Jean: rolled. 274: “and. 641. for.

Sn a

  
 

 

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single, three

Jean “Nixon . ‘of. Daily
News: ‘and: Jim Kook of
Commodore. Cafe. captur-
In -the

   
 
  
 
 
    

 

women’s’: high single. and “high

and: high three,:. ta
Luckles took team. ‘high. single

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Bruins home game. this season or
during any: other season that he.
cares. to.. remember. When. the
weather’ is not too-cold, he rides
chis: bicycle. seven miles to the
Garden from his: home in sub-
urban. Melrose.

see. .I:lock.my, bike in. ‘the foyer.
Nobody. cares. ee
Casserly was. ‘born, in Liverpool,
‘England, ‘and in 1909. came: ‘to his

after. ‘his: “arrival ‘he: ‘worked: ‘nia

“I. can smake it. in 30. ‘minutes. : e
I can do 14 miles an hour, you|| *'°

In A. League, Lois “Keays - of
put

of Yukon Gems. and Tommy Mc-

163,: fee te , ix

| was’: baken:-..by-. ‘Esquires « with
totals of 1304. and. 3543,

“RESULTS | we

wear. 3): RCMP i ‘Canfisco - “3,

Headpinners 1: Canadian’ ‘Legion
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. Meekin of Headpinners’ who. both.
rolled. high’ single .of 301°":

Alan Hale of: Canfisco: colleet- °

ed, men' s high three honors, with \

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Frosty. ‘Locker came: up with, 268 .
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oe Vernie Munizaba of Esquires'
together: 683. for, high: three. °

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