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Canada
S'-inoi
Lvalue
dropped
out
of
competition
this
year
with
the
westerners
joining
the
professional
Pacific
Coast
Leaaue.
Tarante
Maple
I.rafs
of
the
Nat
onal
Hockey
League
won
their
fourth
Stanley
1
un
in
the
lust
five
years
by
defeating
t
he
Montreal
awaaicru
fr
fnmn
to
one.
fetrrt
Red
Wines,
league
ihampwrn,
were
eliminated
try
t'anadiens
hi
mi
wmi-final.
1
Peterborough
petes
won
the
defeated
3tring
of
10
games.
Biitt-h
Columbia
placed
second.
It
marked
the
first
time
that
Newfoundland
was
entered
in
the
bonspiel.
INTERNATIONAL
VICTORIES
Canada
had
a
bie
year
in
international
competition.
The
Davis
Cup
team
breezed
past
Cuba
to
give
the
Dominion
its
first
shutout
win
5-0
since
Canada
entered
the
intcrna-
MOSCOW
?
'Russia,
whose
athletes
claim
to
have
broken
fct)
world
records
in
the
last
thtoc
years,
will
compote
in
the
Olympl-
Games
at
Helsinki,
FiTilanrt,
next
year,
it
was
announced
here
Thursday.
It
win
be
the
first
time
that
Russia
has
taken
part
In
the
gamvs.
.
YEAR-END
REVIEW-
mark
of
14
hours,
31
minutes
set
in
1921
by
Gertrude
Ederle.
Lethbridge
Maple
Leafs
-won
the
world
amateur
hockey
title
at
Paiis,
going
through
the
round-robin
play
undefeated
and
untied.
The
Leafs
practically
coasted
through
European
opposition.
Jack
Guest
Jr.,
18-year-o!d
scuiler
from
Toronto,
was
defeated
in
the
first
round
of
the
Henioy
Regatta.
He
crossed
the
finish
line
six
feet
behind
Erik
Lareen,
Danish
blacksmith
who
went
on
to
win
the
prized
SculLs.
Young
Guest
extended
the
European
champion
over
the
i
one-mile
550-yard
course
and
i
the
winner's
time
was
eisht
i
minutes,
10
second
just
eight.
1
seconds
short
of
the
all-time
!
mark
of
8:2
set
in
1938
by
Phila-i
delphia's
Joe
Burke.
twst-of-seven
Canadian
senkir
tional
competition
in
1913.
The
lacrosse
championship
over
Van-
Americans,
as
expected,
white-eruver
combines
in
a
series
that
waShed
Canada
5-0
to
take
the
went
the
limit,
and
Mimho
Nrrt.h
American
zone
title.
whipped
Manitoba
All-fita
Hockey
Scores
Girl
Golf
Star
Took
Spotlight
in
Sports
Leuszler,
25-of
three
be
Winnie
"Roach
year-old
mother
came
the
first
Canadian
woman
three
iitraisht
to
take
the
junior
be
st
-o-five
series.
Ttie
92nd
nmniiifr
of
the
.Kind's
Piate,
North
Amertea's
most
historic
equine
event,
was
taken
by
Major
Factor,
brown
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Canadian
Pres
Stuff
wmr
to
swim
the
English
Channel.
The
Toionto
swimmer
finished
.'eeond
amon?
the
women
in
the
7000
London
Daily
Mail
race,
doing
the
21-mile
stretch
from
Cap
Griz
"
Nez,
France,
to
the
Cover
beaches
in
13
hours
and
45
minutes.
Mrs.
Leu.snler's
time
wis
4'i
minutes
faster
than
the
ftekHng
owned
by
Toronto
in-
i
The
story
of
Canada
in
Sport
in
1951
belongs
to
dM.Hnaiw
e.
p.
Taylor.
!
h,o
i
it
1,1
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a.
i.
Nova
Scotiji
won
its
first
Can-
Okanagan
K
am
loops
5,
Kelowna
2
Western
International
Spokane
3,
Trail
6
Lease
to
Curlina
Club
Approved
An
assignment
of
lease
trans
adian
curling
championship
in
24
years
when
Doy
Oyier's
rink
from
Kentville
ran
out
an
un-
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you
want,
to
so,;
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it.
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luo-piuim
ji-jvar-TOi,
ivt-n
w
iui
ine
inr-n-uu
jsurroumling
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs,
East-West
!
Grey
Cup
final
and
other
major
Canadian
sports
events.
The
youngster:
Marlerve
Stewart
of
Fonthill.
5
Ontario;
!
The
grim
kid-thafs
the
way
the
East-West
final
were
ferred
from
Long
Motors
to
the
Princj
Rupert
Curling
Club
of
BASKETBALL
toll
OSLO
-Two
Canadian
cross-country
skiing
specialists
h-j.vn
as
they
board.
-d
a
Trans-Canada
Airlines
plane
.;,
t0
Oslo,
Norway.
Jacques
Carbonneau.
23,
Hft,
of
ik
lid.
Quo.,
and
Calutie
Richer,
21,
of
Ottawa
will
be
part
of
Canadian
Olympic
ski
tram.
Carbonneau
is
Quebec
cross-n-j-
champ
while
Richer
holds
the
Canadian
tit
i-
photo
i
property
at
Seal
Cove
was
ap-
sports
writers
described
her
squashed
when
the
Canadian
proved
last
night
by
city
council
burst
Into
the
spoits
limelight
,RuSbv
Umn
bought
a
$12.0(10
subject
to
"investigation
of
cor-'with
as
nifty
an
exhibition
of
tarpaulin
to
protect
the
field.
It
tain
easements."-
:
big-time
golf
as
this
country
haslwa
Put
down
a
wePk
before
the
Original
owners
of
the
pro-:
ever
seen.
Her
youthluluess
can-1
November
24
game
and,
despite
perty
on'which
the
new
curling
tured
the
imagination
of
the
a
heavy
rain
two
days
before
the
rink
is
situated
is
the
Depart-;
sports
public
from.
Newfound-
i
kick-off,
the
field
was
dry
and
ment
of
Transport,
who
havailand
to
British
Columbia
and
j
fa-st-leased
it
to
the
city.
The
nro-1
her
methodical
mow-'em-dowa
.
HOCKEY
CHAMPIONS
way
with
the
bu.sine.ss
end
or
a
i
in
hockey,
Valleylield
Braves
golf
club
stamped
her
as
a
prod-
!0f
the
Quebec
Senior
League
belfry
of
the
fairways.
came
first
winners
of
the
Cana-Marlene's
name
became
a
dian
Amateur,
Hockey
Associa-
Tonight
and
Saturday
8:30
p.m.
CO-OP
CHALLENGERS
(Prince
Rupert
Senior
All-Starsi
VS.
FILERS
(Tops
in
Vancouver
Senior
A)
pcrty
includes
only
that
which
is!
covered
by
the
present
building,1
said
City
Clerk
it.
W.
Long.
t
The
Curling
club,
however,
has
!
planned
a
14-foot
extension
to
i
on.'
end
of
the
building
a
form-
;
er
RCAF
mess
hall
and
a
six-
!
foot
wide,
180-foot
long
pipe
!
easement.
j
goiling
byward
last
June
in
10-
lion's
major
series,
open
only
to
j
super
'
leagues
from
the
Mari-i
times,
Quebec,
Ontario
and
ronto
when
she
won
the
Ontario
women's
open
championship.
Was
the
kid
a
seven-day
wonder
of
the
links,
or
was
she
"on
'
I
Western
Canada.
The
Braves
;
were
extended
to
the
limit
cf
the
best-of-seven
series
by
Toronto
St.
Michael's
Monarchs
before
These
extensions
might
make;
for
the
tournament?
the
experts
a
difference
in
lease
conditions
j
wondered.
'
said
Aid.
T.
B.
Black.
Former!
They
received
their
answer
,
taking-
the
major
leagues
title
holder
of
tlw
lease
from
the
city
j
six
later
at
Montreal
when
j
Clubs
in
the
major
series,
iil
was
Doug
Frizzcll,
of
Long
I
sne
'on
the
Canadian
women's
f
senior
A
grade,
were
no
fotors,
wiio
sold
the
building
to1
cIased
tiue
and
followed
up
longer
termed
senior.
In
effect,
PRELIMINARY
GAME
at
7:
15
p.m.
Tickets
now
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
RESERVE
ONLY
the
Curling
Club.
Ratification
of!
seven
aays
later
wiui
uie
.,ana-
jt
made
the
Allan
Cup
tradi-dian
women's
open
crown
neat-ltional
trophy
awarded
annually
ly
tucked
In
her
over-sized
golf
t0
the
country's
senior
cham-bag.
A
star
was
born
just
three
pi0ns
the
previous
42
years,
a
years
after
she
started
playing
minor-leauer
the
lease
tranfer
would
have
1
to
come
from
Ottawa,
said
Mr.
Long.
The
Allan
Cup,
open
to
inter-
Chess
Tourney
Set
Next
Week
me
game.
Marlene
was
.
the
youngest
golfer
in
the
history
of
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Golf
Union
to
take
the
closed
title
and
her
name
was
placed
alongside
Ada
Mackenzie
as
the
only
double
mediate
teams,
was
taken
by
'
Owen
Sound
Mercurys
tor
the
'
first
time
in
the
fiistory
of
the
!
city.
The
Mercurys
defeated
;
Fort
Frances
Canadians
four
games
to
three
in
the
best-of-
;
seven
series.
Vta
ft
'
m
BW
K:W
winner
of
the
closed
and
open
Another
round-robin
tournament
is
to
be
played
in
conjunc
tnnrn
a
mpnto
I
'
EASTERN
TRltMPIIS
It
was
the
East
all
the
way
in
The
Memorial
Cup
went
to
Barrie
Flyers
with
a
four-straight
skein
over
Winnipeg
Monarchs.
It
was
the
first
time
in
history
that
Barrie
has
taken
Duminion
junior
laurels.
Incidentally,
the
major
series
now
Is
confined
to
the
East.
Capo
Breton,
the
Maritimes
and
Quebec
leagues
alone
are
in
the
AWAY,
RIO
!
We're
boiiihl
for
the
Rio
Grande,
j
iinl
tni'iiy,
Rio
!
aye,
Rio
!
Suit;
fitre-yc-:i'ell,
my
bonny
young
gel,
we're
bound
for
the
Rio
Grande!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Dcmcrara
Rums.
price;
tion
with
the
chess
tourney
to
begin
after
January
7.
Checker
players
also
will
be
able
to
show
th?lr
skill.
Civic
Centre
Director
Jack
Stirn
announced
today.
A
regist-aaon
l'st
has
be-on
posted
on
the
Civic
Centre
bulletin
board
and
registrations
for
both
tournaments
will
also
be
taken
by
telephone.
Deadline
tor
registering
is
January
7.
Prizes
will
be
awarded
to
the
winner
of
each
tournament,
which
will
be
played
in
round-robin
style.
Three
names
already
have
been
entered
for
the
chess
tourney.
Chessmen
and
checkers,
boards
and
quiet
playing
major
sectional
competition
In
football,
lacrosse
and
hotkey.
Ottawa
Rough
Riders,
Blj
Four
and
Eastern
Canadi
loot-ball
champions,
defeated
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
20-14
at
Toronto
to
take
the
Grey
Cup.
A
.
record
football
crowd
of
27,534
1
packed
Varsity
Stadium
to
watch
the"
classic.
j
Hamilton
clubs
took
the
other
j
rugby
honors.
The
Tiger-Cats
!
defeated
Edmonton
for
the
;
Canadian
junior
title
and
the
Panthers
whipped
Norwood-St.
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Ml
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i
Hiram
Walker's
Lamb's
Boniface
Legionnaires
at
Hamil-
j
vy
Eu
m
r.oms
will
be
provided
by
the'
ton
in
the
first
East-West
in
;
Centre.
Compelition
is
open
to
!
a!:
Civic
Centre
members.
liiaiuniv.
nriiviii,
Chester,
a
common
ending
for
the
name
of
many
English
cities
and
towns,
derives
from
the
Roman
castra,
meaning
camp.
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us
carry
the
ball
on
your
heating
oil
We'll
gladly
be
responsible
for
keeping
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with
clean-burning,
non-waste
Standard
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Standard
Stove
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Old
termediate
final
in
history.
The
senior
football
season,
was
notable
for
its
down-to-the-line
finishes.
In
'both
the
Western
Canada
Conference
and
the
eastern
Big
Four,
three
clubs
finished
in
a
point-tie,
necessitating
semi-final
series.
It
probably
was
the
greatest
year,
at
the
gate
and
certainly
the
wackiest
for
senior
.football
Large
crowds
were
the
order
in
Ea.st
and
West
as
the
teams,
with
the
exception
of
Calgary
Stam-peders
and
Montreal
Alouettes,
played
through
dog-eat-dog
extra
schedules
that
kept
the
fans
in
big
dither.
There
was
the
usual
hassle
over
Orey
Cup
tickets,
but
complaints
over
field
conditions
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