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Tuesday, April 17, 1962

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Issue challenge

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Junior Floor Hockey All- |
Stars have issued a challenge |
to the Savoy Bulldogs for a |
floor hockey game Tuesday, |
April 24 at the Civic Centre. |
Both team cvaches have ac- |
cepted but no word has been |
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received on how the Savoy
players will react to this chal-
lenge.

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HONSPIEL WINNERS — Mem-
hers of the Boyo Gurvich rink
pose in the top photo after
winning A Event and the
Grand Aggregate Trophy in
the Fifth Annual Columbia
> Cellulose Curling Bonspicl

which ended Saturday night.
They had to defeat the Alec
MeFarlane rink skipped by
Heather McLean to win the
honers. From left to right are:
Boyo skip, Marky Gurvich
third. Harvey Youdcn sccond
/ and Francis Elliott lead. The
| bottom photo shows the Jack
‘ | Ritchie rink, winners of C
: Fyvent in the three day ‘spiel.

NOBLE’S They defeated the Gordie Cam-

eron rink 12-6. From icft to
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ripht are skip, Jackie Ritchie,
third Kathy Kerr. second
Philip Lang and lead Margit
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FOR INSTANT RESULTS

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S.S. CANADIAN PRINCE

SPECIAL FARE $25.00
(Including all Mcols & Berth)

Leave April 20th — 1:00 p.m.
Return April 21st — $:00 p.m.

VISIT THE INDIAN VILLAGES OF PORT SIMPSON AND

KINCOLITH. ALICE ARM, MINING AND APPROXI-
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pielure alter whipping Jack Mitehell’s quarte

third Alice Paulson left, and lead Bertha Petersen.

Banff Park
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federal paverninent ane 0,000 |
front the pravinee of Alberta ind
the eiby of Calgary.

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president of the Canadiun Olyii-
ple Assoriation, said) Cehanees
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and while Wi net the nod trom
the Jnfernmiionw! Olymple Cor
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Baseball scores
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Piltsbureh 6, Chienpao

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Los Angeles 4, Sra Mraneieo
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Minors rink posed for a
L 9-6 in the B Event
Curling Bonspicl. Kneeling are
Standing are

Basketball scores

ssociibted Press
National Association

Boston 119, Les Angeles 105

(Best-of-seven fing

Last Night's Fights

Chieape ut Wilson Parris, 148. |

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iChicage outpointed Frank Smith,

National) bl/fa. Brie, Pa., (8),

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National cHekie Matesic, 142, Pittsburgh,

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or September 26

Monday was to have been the
day of decision on a site and
date for Patterson’s defence of
his world heavyweight boxing
title against his No. 1 challen-
ver. Patterson, who. is to call
| the shot under the terms of the
‘contract, didn't show up at a
luncheon meeting of the Boxing
|Writers Association of New York
;where an announcement had
‘been expected.

Bolan told the writers about
ithe probable dates in the two
|New York ball parks.

Julius November, Patterson's
attorney, spoke about the $1,000,-
900 offer from “a Texas group”
| during the weekend. He said all
parties had agreed to extend the
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Floyd,

Battle set
for September |

Nisw YORK (AP) — Heavyweight champion
I'loyd Patterson probably will defend his title against.
Sonny Liston either September 17 at Yankee Stadium |,
at the Polo Grounds in New York,
Tom Bolan, president of Championship Sports Incor-
porated, announcéd: Monday.

order to let the Texans put it

 

Sports Shop
trips Dominoes

night. ;
Men’s high single and

Paul grabbed women's
with 187 and and 499.
lows: mens high single
triple went to Alan

with 201 and 495. .

single and a 2,500 high three.
The Mixed Ten-Pin

April 28 in the
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in writing, and put the money
in a bank,

Contracts for the fight were.
signed March 16 with Champion-
ship Sports as the promoter.

Patterson, 27, has a 38-2 rec-
ord for 40 pro fights. He won the
title in 1956 and defended it suc-
cessfully four times before he
was knocked out by Ingemar Jo-
hansson, June 26, 1959. He be-
came the first heavyweight
champ to regain the tithe when
he knocked out Johansson June
20, 1960. He stopped Johansson
again last year and stopped Tom
McNeeley December 4 in’ Tor-
onto in his last bout.

Liston, also 27, has a 33-1 rec-
ord for 34 bouts. He stopped Al-
bert Westphal of Germany De-
leember 4 in the first half of an

 

Sports Shop took all the hon-
ors as they downed Dominoes
29117 - 2.105 to win the Mixed |
Ten-Pin League playoffs Sunday

high
three were won by Don Hartwig
with 202 and 543 while Joyce
honors

Records of the year are as fol-
and
Sheppard
with 257 and 673 while women’s
high single and high three hon-
ors were taken by Stella Mutch

Team honors for the year went
to City Transfer with a 904 high

League
banquet will be held at 9 p.m.
officers mess of |
Tickets will be day night
m team captains.

 

,electronic closed circuit TV dou-
‘bleheader topped by the Patter-

‘'son-MceNceeley bout.

Smith elected
president
of shuttle club

Rolly Smith was elected presi-
ident of the Civic Centre Bad-
minton Club, Sunday night at
the annual general meeting at
the Civic Centre.

Other members clected to the
executive were: vice - president
Gordon Poffenroth, secretary Jo-
janne Sinclair, treasurer Dan
McNeal, social Marguerite Perry,
games Bruce Mills and publicity
Nora Black.

Members are reminded that
there will be no more badminton
on Sunday nights but Wednes-
play will continue as

 

 

 

ule Monday night

WONOLULU « — Salt Lake
City Bees, who drifted to the
end of the 1961 Pacific Coast
Baseball League season in eighth
place, kicked off the 1962 sched-
with a tight
9-1 victory over the Hawalian
Islanders.
The rest of the league moves
into action today with a- full
slate of games, Tacoma opening
defense of last year’s title at
San Diego, Vancouver at Seattle,
Spokane at Portland, and Hawaii
again playing host to the Bees.
Floyd Weaver, a 20-year-old
righthander who has been in pro-
fessional bascbail less than three
months, went all the way for
Salt Lake City allowing only four
hits.

Army asked
to sponsor |

hockey team |

CALGARY (—- ‘The Canadian .
Army is asked to train and spon- :
sor Canada’s hockey team

 

 

passed = at the
meeting here Sunday of the Al-

tion.

The resolution asks the Cana-
dian Amateur Hockey  Associa-
tion to consider letting the army
take over the 1964 Olympic
hockey club and stock it with
promising juvenile and junior
players.

The motion requested that Lhe
CAHA make a direct approach
to army chief of staff,

Under the plan Canada would
be grooming young hockey elibs
in a manner similar to Russia.
Czechoslovakia and other Ilnuro~
pean nations.

 

Bakersfield, Calif. w-- Wicho
Morales, 128. Mexico, outpointed
Tony Herrera, 125, Denver, Colo.

 

 

llong as enough players turn out.

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The game went into'the eighth)

inning a 1-1 tie before Hal Jones
walked, advanced’ to third on 4
throwing error, and came home
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