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Thursday,
Murch
4.
1954
1
SPORTSJBRIEFS
Alberta
Rink
Still
Unbeaten
DENVEK.
Colo.
University
-crushed
the
.Umiver
o
F.DMONTON
0
Alberta's
rink
ilv
r
i,iU;ri
Columbia
9-3
in
8
Lyndhursts,
Russia
Tied
As
Finland
Mowed
Down
in
tlte
Canadian
curling
champ-,ln
CXhilition
,xkry
game
here1
.
ionships
has
passed
its
silliest
;
Wednesday
niylit.
The
Canadian
competition
without
a
defeat
and
!
,,.,
is
lt
io-day
exhibition
appears
on
the
road
to
brincinc
loul.
uf
y
ciilicgi's.
TALK
AB0lp
!
STOCKHOLM
Toronto
A
series,
scored
seven
goals
for'
Alberta,
Its
him
national
curling
j
,
East
York
took
another
giant
the
Canadians.
John
Petro
of
.
crown.
,
suNHc
TU.AND.
England
p
step
toward
winning
the
world
Toronto
was
next
with
four.
Both
in
the
six
draws-
since
the
'England
jrtid
Scotland
battled
to
hockey
title
for
Canada
when
were
members
of
the
original
championships
opened
last
Mon-
(
a
1-1
tie
hi
their
"II"
internulion-
l
they
pulversizea
Finland
20-1
at
East
York
team
which
went
day.
the
hometown
rink,
skipped
al
soccer
match
Wednesday
i
the
championship
tournament
overseas
and
later
was
bolstered
;
i,y
24-yeai-old
Matt
Baldwin,
has
night,
each
scoring
a
goal
in
the
;
today.
H
was
the
biggest
scoring
bv
goalie
Don
Lockhart
and
three
knocked
over
such
rinks
as
second
half.
'
spree
of
the
tournament
to
date,
other
players.
Jimmy
Welsh's
Manitoba
four-j
'
..
.
j
Canada's
fifth
straight
victory
i
Other
Canadian
scorers
were
SOme,
Saskatchewan's
Campbell
VANfiTlVI'.H
Kenorn
This-gave
them
10
points
and
kept
ni"
Shill,
former
National
Hock-
brothers
from
Avonlca,
the
Keg
ties
sailed
from
here
Wednesday
them
in
a
first-place
tie'
with
cv
L,"nRuer
w'th
Boston
Bruins,
ii(rcv
rink
from
Halifax,
the
op
a
15-day
voyage
to
Japan
for
Russia's
undefeated
Moscow
with
tnr,'e;
and
'
Bob
Kennedy.
rjr.
W.
L.
MacDonald
four
from
a
hockey
barnstorming
tour.
Dynamos,
idle
today."
But
the
i
Tommy
Campbell.
Vic
Sluce,
Nor-
charlottctown,
northern
Ontario
They
will
play
nine
game
in
a
Canadians'
goal
average
of
52
mie
Grav
Jo,ln
R('(,tt
ancl
Erl,Mcd
by
Don
Groom
of
Sudbury,
18-day
tour
of
'hockey-hungry
for
the
only
three
against
in
the
Un,!er'
0116
ea
n-
Hi'i'ish
Columbia,
skipped
japan.
Thistles
captured
the
live
dxvx
to
the
Russians
earlier
othPr
Bames
today
matched
by
E.
C
i
Bung
Cartmull
of
Van-
Canadian,
intermediate
title
last
r
TIIK
WliSITItN
S1.1PE,
as
Illustrated
by
Stan
Austnian,
helped
bring
the
national
title
to
.Saskatchewan
in
the
Dominion
schoolboy
curling
championships
at
Hamilton.
Stan
throws
second
rock
on
the
Saskatoon
rink
which
compiled
.an
Imposing
nine
wins
against
one
loss.
Saskatchewan
has
won
five
national
championships
in
the
last
six
years.
The
thrilling
style
of
play
sends
the
curler
almost
half-wny
down
the
ice
following
the
rock.
is
next
in
scoring
with
37.
The
swll',nalln
a,m
way
ami
couver.
year.
Sweden
against
Germany.
THESE
WILL
SPEAK
:
Russians,
pre-tournament
favorites,
have
29.
'
Canadian
stock
soared
even
;
before
today's
debacle
when
the
Russians
took
only
a
4-2
decision
over
the
winless
Swiss
club
while
If
Alberta
takes
the
crown.
It
'
will
mark
the
20th
time
in
the
DETROIT
i
Marcel
Prono-
'25
years
that
the
championships
vost
is
suffering
from
an
injured
have
been
played
that
the
title
vertebra
and
will
be
lost
to
the
has
eone
to
western
Canada,
nnd
lenm
for
"
least
three
weeks,
the
fifth
time
Alberta
has
won
the
Detroit
.Red
Wings
of
the
It.
National
Hockey
League
said
Aussie
Runner
Again
Fails
MELBOURNE
i
John
Landy,
The
Scrapbook
i
Past
and
present
in
the
Sports
World
Nelson
Ekes
Out
Win
Over
Flyers
the
Yorks
breezed
to
an
8-1
tory
over
Germany.
Czechoslo-
FOR
THEMSELVES
Wl'NDA
(
lti:sT-P:,
popular
demand
to
most
for
the
least-
Manitoba
has
won
the
champ-
Wednesday.
at
Anctrolio'c
nt-Diriipr
milnr
fnleri
,
vakia.
also
idle
todav.
is
tun
...
.
..
..
Innshins
14
times
Tbp
last,
was
Bv
JACK
CLUET-JESSOME
ST.
PETERSBURG
i
Billy
In
aTThe
!
"ints
behind
Russla
and
Can-
fhockey
hi.
1953
when
Ab
Oowanlock
took
1
again
today
an
attempt
action
in
the
B.C.
ad"
"
n
r,nk
from
'Dau"hln-
four-minute
mile.
He
was
timed
.'l
interior-
Wednesday
night.
w,th.
Gallnd
formpr
,Z
I
op
Sw
!T
i
d
Mil-
!
in
4
05
9
at
a
soecial
twilcht
n.
The
second-place
Nelson
Maple
thoir
Baldwin
tot
throuuh
two
of
.
Every
country
has
its
nation-
ed
and
annual
tournaments
spurt
and
Scotland
can
boast
j
gun
to
roll
in
1928.
Wl'NDA
W'EVE-Tto
as
having
one
of
the
mo.it
in-
;
A
UUmber
of
years
later,
Nov-
1
meetinB
meiiing
at
at
oivmrjic
uiympit
Park
rars.
ti.iesiin.
in
n,
u,irf
roller!
'.
.n
r..i
Martin,
hero
of
New
York
Yankees'
1953
'world
series
victory
over
Biooklyn
Dodgers,
received
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
COMMON
tano
Hockey.
Association's
junior
hVstl.
overcame
a
2-1
first
oerlod
his
most
crucial
games
yester-
i
of
r
""f.
"
v......
rtiiui-r
y,
luot,
ui'
raiuuiu
What
was
promised
as
perfect
noine
aecoration-
Curling.
Prince
Rupert
is
en
1
tjcw
ygrk
in,
an
exhibition
mthOT
rnnriitinns
for
Lnnrtv's
(
deficit
to
edge
the
last-place
duy,
defeating
northern
Ontario
',
Spokane
Fivers
5-4
on
Fritz
6-5
in
the
afternoon
draw
and
joying
it
loo,
in
a
big
way.
It
is
believed
the
first
,
bowling
match
rolled
a
five-pin
attempt
t0
reacn
the
magic
mark
ea
i
.
total
oX
1405
averaging
jame
or
at
,east
w
brcak
0umler
Wl'NUA
I'LISH
isif
V'
t
game
biuan
in
the
land
of
tii'
Crowd
Boos
Harper
Win
clusively
fin-
Ulw
i,
P,ns
P?T
I
Haegg
s
current
world
record
of
Koehle's
winning
goal
late
in
the
getting
Britlxh
Columbia
11-8
in
j
third.
a
night
contest.
Besides
seeing
the
hometown
boys
stage
a
thrilling
comeback,
i
I
AST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
;
neailier
m
the
15Ui
century
..'uinsl
five
leadiim
bowlers
,
maiiiiR
people
tntt
urious
floor
coverini-
4:01.4
dcclnped
into
a
bleak
evening
with
winds
up
to
20
miles
an
hour.
some
1.300
Nelson
fans
received
SUi,
and
fur
quite
a
while
it
was
:
273.
279.
279!
279
and
289.
enjoyed
without
a
guvcrniiv.'
j
.4
.
hody
i
ST.
HKUNAIUNE.
I'ltOMOTEK
The
Ainaicur
Curling
Club
of
on
the
subk
et
of
boxing
pro
CALGARY
0
Doug
Harper
of
Landy
s
sectional
times
were
Calgary.
Canadian
lightheavy-
.
y
Hy
Tile
AssiH
i:itM
Picks
DETROIT
Holly
Minis,
9x12Wundo
153.
57
5
for
the
first
riuartor.
1:593
ueiirht
hnYiniy
ennmnmn
.,..,
v-"1"
opoRancs
nuu
iiuun
only
$139.00
Ho,';
01
Nov
15
8:
rC.
!
K
1,
L
,
.
for
thc
t-mil
and
3:03
for
hard
pressed
.
Wednesday
night
..:
nr
.
,.
i
'
tt
nn
in.
rr.
..
tn
onin
a
nnnnimmo
1
n.i-nn
.-.
rf
w
""-
"or
ui
u
vc
peii.u-
vy
ui
u,
iou,
wuuil,
lu,
lony
j
nn.iiio
n
iiwn
t
n.vnij
tllC
ill
rC6-Q
Uill'
LOTS
Grand
Caledonia
curling
club
'
i.,Aniiinidi
we'd
lik-e
(n
n:i.
im
See
Tlwm
Tudjit
tios
t0
Flvers
ln
the
filml
l)0,i"cl-
Spnno.
135,
Chicago,
knocked
out
decision
utuwuii
uvii
over
anig
aaine
Bennv
LiLiiuy
Fhkp
ruiKe
Big
Dill
Bill
Hokhn.
Haldane
lwl
led
lh.
the
Ml.
n.u..
AII.,
134.
1A
T.,l..
V
3.
was
rivaled
and
in
1842
Quer-n
;
,nietliing
of
a
discovery
uncov
Ncl-
George
Allen,
Toronto,
of,
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah.
It
was
a
non-title
bout.
Harper
weighed
1744
and
McRAE
BRCi
son
attackeri
-.villi
two
goals,,
MILAN,
Italy
Franco
Festuc-with
Red
Koehle,
Lloyd
Ailsby
cl,
161
,2,
Italy,
outpointed
Mich-
,
and
Fritz
Koehle
getting
single-
cl
Aubignat,
160,
France,
10.
Flake
181.
The
dnisinn
wnc
k
'
;
tons.
For
Spokane,
the
big
guns
1
CALGARY,
Doug
Harper,
174.3.,.
Bob
Vuckovich
And
Allan
Hale
Bowl
Over
800
LIMITED
"Thf
HU.rc
Thai
S,r,B
I'lxinetHli
.
vicioiu
pam
a
visit
to
tne
cuio.
,
Pled
somo
years
a,!0i
ant
it
1S
watched
a
game
and
as
a
result
interestin".
;
the
name
-Royal"
was
added,
j
,
The
records
disclosed
that
Canada
started
to
get
Into
tlx
(,ack
in
tho
13lh
century
a
cele-:
game,
around
1R07
and
was
foi-
.jntl
ecclesiastic,
St.
Berna-.
lowed
by
the
United
States
12
;
;jinc
n
ld
tau..ht
the
great
spo
t
years
lat;
r.
In
the
winter
ol;oi
bare
knuckle
fighting
ami
1902-03
Scotland
and
U.S.A.
i
ent
so
far
us
to
i-nrura-tc
t
launched
off
the
first
interna-;
o1(.h
evi
nts
WPre
Tilson'
Tommy
Hodges,
Bill
Calgary,
outpointod
Fluke,
round
of
boos
from
most
of
the
;
Benny
crowd
of
1.500.
Flake
made
a
R;'ms'i
and
John
Bailey.
101.
Salt
Lake
Uity.
10.
game
battle
of
it
all
the
way
as
1
Allan
Hale
and
Bob
Vuckn-
pll,....llHil
"W.
l
iH
Wl.lfl
.
l
W.I
.PIIUMIJ
WIHH
MlllllUtlUllS
III
II
1
1
1
1
the
me
unici
Americans
leans
lumui
ciinicsi,
The
or
es
v
n"
n
S
en
i
vi,.l.
v,.t
n
r,ni
lin
in
iun
he
preserved
his
recdrd
of
never
;
having
been
knocked
out
or
hav-
j
ing
a
bout
stopped
because
of
a
i
cut.
S
One
judge
voted
six
rounds
for-Harper,
two
for
Flake.
and
two
even,
the
second
gave
seven
,
Italy,
around
1201
AD.
h
id
wit-
five-pin
bowling
league
this
Curling
is
a
rather
ancient
is-d
many
deaths'
and
injur-
w:ek
as
both
cracked
the
800-
spon
and,
of
course,
becuiise
ice
ios
,.auspd
by
duelling,
which,
mark.
is
needed,
has
gained
popular-
ye
presume,
was
a
practice
to
Hub,
with
an
R21-count,
also
""'
""
navv
irott
out
arguments.
This
wor-
set
high
.single
mark
of
385
in
rounds
for
Harrier
nnri
lhier
fm-
siveic
wimers
ano
arunciai
lco.
ri..d
ini.
,,nn(1
ni.ips,
:o
,
mll(.h
much
hie
his
string.
He
started
off
with
Flake,
and
the
other
voted
five
!
Prince
Rupert
has
now
Vea
in
.hat
he
prevailed
upon
the
hot-
261
175
'
HL'UUfU
lillIliy
LU
lilKU
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liH
ished
S
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with
Willi
three
even.
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CONTEST
0
J1'"
lighting
instead
of
those
bits
of
.
..
pointed
steel.
We
believe
St.
MANY
LADY
IMW1.EUS
Bernadino
Succeeded,
as
history
Iutu
became
very
interested
U-lls
.us
he
became
a
match-in
alley-Howling,
many
of
them
i
rnaker.
'
h
id
becume
good
players
in
-
The'new
ldea
qaueht
the
eye
191!i
that
Hie
leaders
got
to-
of
the
youth
very
quickly
a-gethcr
and
organized
t
h
e
e
Uni
lne
young
men
of
s,
Vuckovich
started
off
with
299,
then
rolled
games
of
266
and
26-1
fur
a
total
of
829.
Family
Market
had
top
came
of
1227
and
Moose
lulled
high
three
of
3292.
The
league-leading
Local
70",
garnered
only
two
points
al-
I
s,'uiiieii
.s
iiiLcriuiviiiiiai
tsuwuiiy
Longicss.
inc.,
on
Novemoer
m.
with
their
fists
till
amateur
con-
by
default.
The
pulpinen
failed
The
first
real
Congress
for
the
.
tests,
under
rules,
were
arrang-
to
roll
the
required
90
per
cent
laches
came
on,
the
following
;
io
,he
form
of
n.,aUn
ext.r.
in
two
game8
year
and
took
place
in
St.Loun.
tisei
instead
of
brutal
encoun-
:
Johnny
Fitzgerald
led
"B"
Di-
It
will
be
recalled
that
duck-
ter.
St.
Bernadino
saw
to
it
that
vision
with
hih
single
of
3)
pin
bowling
was
originated
about
roU(?h
nsUc
bout
was
stopp
.d
and
Vic
Mcnzies
rolled
high
42
VIJI
S
"8-
Tnis
ntw
game
.
before
-real
damage
was
done.
three
of
739.
Deuces
had
best
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the
celebrated
and
small
balls,
almost
the
same
(
priest's
lifetime
bare
knuckle
in
size
as
those
used
in
lawn
rjKhUng-
had
continued
as
a
howi.
The
game
became
so
pop-
form
of
elean
sport.
It
is
prob-ular
in
the
eastern
part
of
the
'
aby
tlat
lhL.
orl,,in
of
tlw
United
States
that
on
Septem-
wo,d
-boxing"
cam?
after
St
ber
8,
1927,
th
National
Duck-
,
Bernadine
described
the
sport
pin
Bowling
Congress
was
form-
a.s
-die
aIl
of
boxing
up
an
game
of
1148
and
Nelson
Brothers
had
best
three
of
2970.
Results:
"A"
Division:
Local
70!!
2
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
0
(default);
CNRA
4,
Cooks
0;
537
Taxi
4.
Short
Circuits
0;
Philpolt
Evitt
4.
Northwe.it
Construction
0;
Moose
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Curling
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Set
For
Monday
Monday
night
sees
the
playoffs
and
semi-finals
of
the
Art
Murray
trophy
competition
which
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ladies'
club
have
been
staging
for
the
last
month
and
a
half.
At
7
p
m.
the
Anderson
rink
plays
Thorn
on
ice
No.
2
and
Schuman
is
matched
with
Rum-say
on
ice
No.
1.
Lewis
and
Bate-man
rinks
drew
byes.
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p.m.-the
semi-finals
will
see
the
winner
of
the
Anderson-Thorn
game
play
Bateman
and
the
winner
of
the
Schuman-Ramsay
match
will
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on
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to
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to
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weeks
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