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Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Monday,
March
24,
1952
BONSPIEL
RESULTS
DAILY
NEWS
Round-Up
PLAYOFFS
NET
XU'EEK
Final
playoffs
for
in-
the
Men's
Five-Pin
By
Larry
Stanwood
It
is
not
likely
that
there!
League
will
be
held
next
Monday
nrp
nnv
tmrtcmm
mrp
!
night
with
Mansons,
CNRA
One,
i
WHEN
ONLY
i
y
J
Jaycees
and
Short
Circuits
com
Sonspie!
Finals
Held
Over
For
Extra
Day
Prince
Rupert's
first
bonspiel
has
been
just
"too
successful"
says
Rink
Master
Jack
Laurie.
The
high
number
of
entries
and
strong
competition
in
all
quarters
are
factors
which
have
postponed
the
semifinals
and
finals
until
tomorrow.
Local
rinks
which
have
already
,
;ltMl
CIIAIJ.RMiE
i
Collinson
11.
Turner
6fl:
Rogerson
j
10,
Greene
3;
Warren
9.
Matthew
6;
HeKK'e
8,
yolfson
7,
Gormely
9.
!
Sandover-Bly
5;
Delate
12.
Adomeit
9.
Prirzell
12.
Little
9:
Holllston
11,1
Simpson
7;
ONeil
11,
Moore
9;
Boul-
j
ter
13.
Collinson
3;
Bovill
7,
Laurie
S;
!
Johnson
(BL(
14.
Watson
4:
Domi-1
nato
8.
Hrggie
6;
Shier
13.
Blwk
3:
;
Boulter
13.
Johnson
(PR)
1:
War-1
ren
8,
Holllson
8:
Black
11.
Johnson
1
tPR)
6:
Dominate
10.
Collinson
5;
Johnson
BL)
17,
Deary
3;
HeguA
!U.
O
N.il
5:
H.Ji4(,U)n
13.
Jennings
0;
Shier
12.
Prizzell
6:
Warren
7.
i
i
serious
obout
their
game
than
curlers
bonspiel
curlers
that
is.
Who
else
would
forsake
appointments,
friends,
meals,
the
wife,
and
of'all
things,
a
nice
warm
hed
at
4
a.m.
to
get
on
with
the
game?
That'?
.iust
what
some
150
ar-
peting
for
the
seasons
crown.
Last
night
of
league
bowling
saw
Manson's,
winners
of
the
first
half,
and
CNRA
One
tie
for
first
place
in
A
Division.
Short
Circuits
lead
by
a
five-point
margin
in
B
Division.
Mansons
took
most
of
the
honors
for
the
season,
including
high
team
game
of
1,312
and
high
team
three
of
3,662.
Harvey
hi
b
Rowbotham
4;
Heggie
9,
Gormely
2;
!
lO'Ncil
10.
De
1k!
;
Collinson
13.
j
Kot4erson
9:
Rowbotiawn
18.
Lftndofl
j
5:
Black
8.
De
Man
7;
Boulter
9.
Bovilt
4.
entered
the
semi-finals
In
the
Grand
ChaUenge
competition
are
s
WILL
DO
Highlights
at
holding
today
for
furtlwr
play-
j
dent
curlers
have
been
going
;
CopHand
of
Mansons
held
tne
through
die
last
three
days
of
j
season's
high
average
with
222.
Prince
Rupert's
first
bonspiel.
Tommy
Sedgwick,
of
Prince
Ru-One
curler
even
had
time
!
Pert
Amusements,
a
high,
school
turned
back
for
him
to
13
years
I
student,
in
his
first
year
of
SI
II
1!1K
Al
TO
1KIMKV
I
Friazelt
10.
Coinnt.m
2:
Rvolfson
downs
in
the
secondary
classes.
Trophies
will
be
presented
upon
comp'.eteion
of
the
bonspiel
The
Bonspiel
j?
9.
Gomwly
5:
Stewart
8.
Block
6;
aurie
12,
Rorson
5;
iteiiough
a.
at
the
ice
tomorrow
night,
ex
Warren
7:
Defrry
13.
Di'Man
4;
John-
aao
when
his
wife
reminded
him
:
league
bowling,
captured
both
I.
how
he
nas
"too
tired"
to
get
up
the
season's
high
single
and
high
j
O"1'"
Club
fre
1
Pai
9.
Holllston
8;
Moore
18.
!
Greene
10:
Laniion
9.
Matthew
4;
Only
at
a
bonspiel
is
it
likely
j
neKsu'
18.
skaiimerud
s:
Adomeit
12,
for
the
most
unusual
to
hannen
Baieman
S:
Lawrence
9.
Simpson
7;
frk
U;alLr
f
Hxi
hohir
ni
1
ni-
A
i
.v,
z
fir
m
M
.
o.
mv
vuvv
o
w
a..
in.,
i
W....V.
v...
-.v..
Dink.
.
,.!
JV,o
i
but
now
found
no
trouble
at
all
!
817.
in
the
Grand
Challenge
are
Do-
wmivt
hm,
v,!oncu
12.
Mcconneii
2;
shier
9
j
to
pet
up
at
the
same
hour
to
go
'
In
the
finals
next
week,
each
minato.
Warren,
Shier
and
Boul-
ice.
and
the
'local
sme,
is
not
j
",
8
?'
L'STV
I
.
k.
1
curling.
!
team
will
roll
nve
games
witn
Well,
curlin's
different,-
that's
j
handicaps,
total
points
to
dealt.
,
!
cide
the
winner.
ler"
Without
its
Share
Of
highlights,
j
Jennings
10
Collison
4;
Watson
12.
Entering
the
playdowns
before
Perhaps
the
most
outstanding
is
1
Turnr
3:
Keiiough
10.
Jennings
8:
the
semi-finals
-in
the
second
the
"seven-ender"
with
which
!
'I''LJfn
LnfpR;.
!
RESULTS
(
111
11
iiltv
I'lifiiiii.ii.ifin
Jiir
ninifi
-
I
np
senior
riitir
u
tiiM-iiifi
ma
h
uiv
,
n.
-
-
...
'
f.'S"'
the
fho'y
buolrw,
"Ifc
'spiel
must
go
on"
and
we
trust
iincerely
that
in
those
homes
where
relations
have
strained
a
'
a
Division
nome
uu
1,
KU-
ior
Auto
Service
trophy
are
rink
out
of
the
Grand
Challenge
i
13.
Heie
8;
Dominato
11.
Bo-m
jo:
,
pert
Butchers
3;
CNRA
One
4,
Adomeit
(Smithers)
vs
Stewart;
yesterday
13-3
Eyoifon
ii.M"ore
10;
Adomeit
.
RuH'a
Plaoa
Mananna
PnnV.
.
-
,
.........
.
.
'
r
.
i
Landoll
6:
DeLace
11,
Watson
little,
the
women-folk
will
:
7
T
p
7
11;;,
7i
I
T80"
ihu
.Ke'
,s
u,urLe'
i
As
the
maximum
scoring
in
one'
Johm,on
(BL,
is.
OKeii
i:
utur
stretch
thPie
pffpciiono
(nor
on.
,
.
'
-
.
.
!
tvcuougn
vs
tyioison,
ana
uciena
is
eignt,
tne
sevan
score
is
!
10,
rx-arv
6
-
1
1
U
1
r
I.
MIUIII
1J
hlU
lr-IS
I
1
lit
JIM
AIM'I.KW
1IAI1F
SMIIIV
Lage
(Smithers
vs
Dominato.
vubu
.
uiiuKe
in
isap
10
anwi
j
ghcet
Metal
3.
JU-s
4,
Hot
considered
nearly
phenominal,
!
especially
when
the
opposition
was
one
of
the
highest-rated
j
rinks
in
competition.
j
Several
tie-breakers
have
also
j
posed
breathless
moments.
The
j
Dominato
rink,
skipped
by
Bill
McKenzie
is
an
example
in
which
1
the
opposing
skips
threw
the
i
wiurnreramcmauon.
j
Shots
(default).
We're
sure
when
the
curling
-
B
DivisionBuiklcy
Mkt.
3
seas-Hi
w
over
for
the
season
the
Jtooen
j
Firemen
,
a
In-ZZZ
''J"
fU?
fTe
dairies
3;
Paramounts
3,
North-
to
hV
a
f6
?
h
'u
C,eflinB;west
Const.
1;
Short
Circuits
4,
..Zl'cn
Legion
.default,;
Bovill
9.
De
Man'
7;
lurence
Bateman
5;
Watson
10,
Rogerson
9:
Turner
15.
Laurie
9:
Moore
10.
Mut-thew
3:
Stewart
14.
Greene
;
De
Man
14.
Deary
5;
Bovill
15.
Frizzell
0:
ONeil
9.
Jennintu
3:
Collinson
10,
Johnson
G:
Stewart
7,
Watson
8;
De
Lane
14.
Gormely
1:
Rowbotham
11.
RoTOrson
5;
Collison
10.
Simpson
8:'
Greene
8.
Adomeit
1;
Mattnew
10.
Kellough
5:
Laurie
9.
Laurence
6;
In
the
AppiewuaJt
Secondary
competition,
Stewart
knocked
out
Moore
12-10
this
morning
to
get
into
the
semi-finals
drawing
Turner.
Other
rinks
to
play
off
in
this
competition
for
a
chance
at
toe
semis
ara
Bovill.
Landon,
C'Neil,
Collinson
and
Rowboth-am.
Heading
lor
the
semi-finals
In
the
North
Star
secondary
are
"
1""B
f-MRA
Ttuo
4
Rnwl
Piuh
(d.
,
the
kitchen
floor.
Moore
lu.
tie-breakine
rocks
twice.
McKen-
i
Turner
9.
Bateman
6
faulti.
,
STANDINGS
zto
won
out
both
times
and
has
i
Eylfson
3
Meanwhile,
at
the
curling
rink,
vet
to
lose
in
a
sinele
draw.
.
xoimi
staii
kwomiarv
'
1
hpr
Vine
hrwn
a
Vicjlo
an
Jmn
r
t
:
A
ncnn
51
PNR
A
flnp
31
Row-
!
atmosphere
which
shows
that
th
!
Sport
Shop
29,
Moose
29,
Home
j
Collinson
vs
Holliston
botham
vs
Turner;
Boulter
vs
NTON
CHAMFS
Don
Smythe
of
Toronto
and
Mat
j
Mapp
at
on!
smile
proudly
after
winning
the
men's
and
women's
i
i
vi-ms
at
the
Canadian
Badminton
Championships
held
i..pi
Smytlu
also
teamsd
with
Bud
Porter
of
Toronto
the
men's
doubles
championship.
(CP
PHOTO)
itliiers
Lead
Students
Then
there
is
the
case
of
the
SOH
n,
Gormeiy
i;
collinson
ie,
"almost
won"
or
"second
best."
j
Greene
4;
Holliston
lO.
De
Man
8;
Which
in
this
'spiel
has
been
the
Black
7,
Warren
6;
Heinle
13,
Lan.
..
'.
1
Boulter
.
Bovill
1;
Row-
,
,
ti,.
,
don
7:
10.
lot
of
Neely
Moore
s
nnk.
Threj
,
UMe
bolham
12
SandoveMly
4:
times
his
rink
was
defeated
by
io,
collison
6;
Turner
10,
Moore
6:
Laurence,
and
Jennings
vs
Watson
(Smithers
i.
i
comradeship
developed
among
:
Oil
23,
Cooks
23,
Thorn
22,
Ru-
these
150
men
is
at
least,
worth-
pert
Butchers
22,
P.
R.
Amuse-;
while.
Many
of
them
who
started
j
menls
21,
Bulgers
11,
Bud's
8,
inrlinT
ifttrat
Via
in
tVio
Inomia
!
1T,H
Chntc
ft
1
r&
Following
the
annual
Prince
;
after
the
rink
opened
this
year
circuits
33,
Pam-i?"
ur,frtS"bhrm,Twm
Bouu
6.
toT'
will
games
games
cuHed
cuued
the
the
result
result
was
asb
Dai-
Idldn't
7
tne
curling
banquet
know
P-m-
(
even
each
other,
mount-
?R
Tivree
27
Firemen
i
bothnm
Simpson
7.
Holliston
7.
ii,To
rxroi
1,
"
"
,
be
held
in
the
Legion
auaitonum.
nueu
in
uic
euu.
Black
6:
Collinson
10.
Matthew
2;
n
v
Bulkley
oft
26,
CNRA
Two
23.
27,
Curlinir
is
to
continue
after
the
The
"skunk"
came
for
Doue
i
Jennings
IO.
Shier
4:
Bateman
9.
1
Priell
8:
ONeil
18.
Johnson
(PR)
banquet.
'
I
Frizz-ell
s
rink
last
night
when
Nurthwwit
23,
Kaien
,15,
Royal
Fish
11,
Can.
.Legion
1.
'First
Finals
Playoff
!
Today
they
are
fast
friends,
i
The
bonspiel
also
has
brought
I
together
four
different
com-imuiiities
Smithers,
Terrace,
;
Bums
Lake
and
Prince
Rupert
2;
Rowbotham
9.
De
Lage
3;
Laur-
i
This
advertisement
i(
rot
published
or
this
nigniy-Taten
xearn
arew
aience
li.
Deary
5.
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GovcrruMrt
of
British
Columbian
goose-egg
(o
15
points
at
the
hands
of
the
visiting
Bovill
rink
1
Trv
a
nATT.V
NEWS
etassif
i;.'
-
.
k
r
Frascr
&
Payne
29,
Hi-Crcen
20
Mansons
31,
Heavers
22
,
to
promote
nothing
but
good
will
j
,
fostered
bv
gocxi
sportsmanship
i
;
in
eompetion.
j
wives
will
be
guests
of
Chef
Len
CiM-hlin
at
a
reception
dinner.
Len,
who
is
now
practically
a
one-man
reception
committee
for
from
Smithrjrs.
But
sportsmanship
appears
to
prevail
throughout
success
and
Mosienko
Sets
Mark
For
Fastest
Three
Goals
in
National
Hockey
league
NEW
YORK
-(CP)
Bill
Mcwi-
;
local
athletes,
promised
the
din-
5Wr
&
Tuyne
load
in
the
city
Intermediate,
-
Tne
.
lcl
h
aa
to
end
i
.
ner
before
the
Rupert
squad
left
.
1.
.
1
il
i
'
.
.
1
..lA.-.t
rr,
1
o
.Uf..l
ni.:
--
1
:
adversities
alike
for
there
was
never
a
stane
thrown
that
the
model
skip
did
not
lift
high
his
t
broom
and
call,
"it's
a
honey!"
Xl.aii
IinaiS
alter
UtKUig
tne
uit
yainu
ui
a
........a..
,,.win
iose
or
draw."
Len's
opinion
Lrl,
Saturday
niSht
from
HWWn
pTlfX
I
action
of
the
game;'fk
r.his
sweeping
The
De
three-point
margin.
Only
iRupert
to
compete
for
crown-
jr
glass
-m:
enko,
30-year-old
Black
Haw
la
ute
anci
52
.seconds
sot
by
Cavl
right
winer,
set
a
National
Hoc-
tiscombe
with
Detroit
aain.?t
key
League"
record
for
fastest
Chicao
March
13,
1933.
Meanwhile,
B.C.
Senior
"A"
Si.
the
last
few
minutes
of
the
final
quarter.
j
school
t?am
in
the
competition
jand
has
been
putting
up
a
good
,
basketball
champs
the
Eilers,
1
1
i...v..
r
-1
.
,
I.
V...
c;.-io
ft
TlV-lUr
..:
i.
-
;
-1
:
.,P
.
NV.
tromtJ-W!
uy
',
hittle
nil
thp
u-nv
Momhprs
arp
:
arrlve(l
ouiiuay
ubiii,
Mmua-
uuee
Bo
Mos;iiiiO
a
qutcitituiiiisi
eiioi
t
Ande
rson
6,
urenwen,
weoer
i,
F,n,
ni-i
iiiavik
nri
I
t,m
10
take
on
Meteors
Tuesday
(when
he
rammed
me
puck
pa!.
als0
eclipsed
another
NHL
rec
Mostad
ad,
Ho(tgKln.son
Vi,
oitnes
Morris
Kaardal.
in
the
first
best-of-three
series
the
New
Y01K
Kangeu
eoaue,
ord
fastest,
three
goals
by
a
NA
Add
fresh
chcrm
and
colour
to
your
fJ
li:.-.
were
in
top
ball-
form,
but
neither
team
.
'X'
hoop
with
any
facility.
.s'
Peneff
kept
his
team
'
:imp
with
15
points
but
J-
nrow
accuracy
of
Fra-
on
the
Canadian
championship
Lome
Anderson,
three
times
in
team
run.
The
Daily
News
will
pre-1
21
second
Sunday
night.
previously
quickest
trio
scored
sent
full
coverage
on
games.
1
Previous
recold
was
que
rrdn-
m
24
seeonds
was
by
the
Mon-.
"-
-
"
"
;
r:
1
treal
Maroons
in
1932.
home
...
use
GLASS
the
miracie
nome
m
HIW,HWm
decorating
material.
ffwtHt
'
gp3
C
Glass
costs
so
little
'
.
.
does
so
much
H5p
j
tifffilfflmiTl
for
homes,
offices
and
industries.
K'tsmsm
favne
put
them
in
the
4.
Total
34.
BEAVERS
Pedersen,
Matsuba,
Nakat.su,
Haudenschild,
Tsuch-ika,
Tanaka
1;
Morven,
Muh
6,
Christensen
10,
Yamamoto.
Total
22.
FRASER
4i
PAYNE
Christoff
On
the
basketball
scene,
all
the
Challengers
are
back
from
their
Senior
"A"
tour
with
exception
of
Centre
Art
Olson.
He
has
sworn
off
airplanes
for
a
while,
anyway,
and
is
returning
by
boat,
A
HYMN
OF
HATE
(By
A
NON
-CURLER)
3!
idents
made
three
ouf-jp
niltie.s;
F
&
P
made
11
1'
sies
personal
fouls,
referees
i
&:ie
anrl
Morrison
called
i
t
hniials
and
sent
one
.I
the
floor
for
flagrant
-Hi
of
rule.s
in
n
name
3,
Wesch
9,
Black,
Peterson
.,
Ukelv
the
Prince
Rupert
on
Wed-
Smith
5.
Enritige-8,
E.
Parnell-0,
,
n0Siay
Art,
who
left
here
with
J.
Parnell
2,
Hodgklnson.
Andcr-
lhe
,pam
had
a
slif,ht
toucn
of
son.
Total
29.
j
;
tna
-fiu
was
pijyislcally
agcra-
I1I-GREEN
Weber
2,
Clark,
vated
by
his
plane
ride.
Coach
McAfee
2,
Becker
Ford
2,
Krist-
Alcr
Bill
said
today
that
Olson,
P?nef
f
15,
Sheppard
1,
1
even
while
unaer
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which
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only
points
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'
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finals,
i
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team
suf-ef'
at
hon
Manson's
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34-22
In
the
fir.it
f
in
the
worst
dc-"'i'
sutferrt
by
the
junior
i.ampions.
Curlers
bore
me
they
get
.In
my
hair
With
their
baggy
pants
and
their
long
underwear.
But
I
would
never
be
driven
to
drink
If
they
would
only
do
their
curling
down
at
the
rink.
They
curl
at
a
party,
they
curl
on
the
phone;
When
they
win
they're
joyful,
when
they
lose
they
groan.
They
curl
after
church,
they
curl
at
every
meeting,
And
"When
do
you
curl?;'
is
the
customary
greeting.
They
curl
at
the
Beauty
Shoo,
they
curl
on
the
street,
And
I'm
very
sure
they
curl
tip
in
their
sleep!
The
Bonspiel
throws
them
all
in
a
stew.
But
why
must
they
curl
at
the
bridge-table
too?
I
hear
them
chatter
of
crooked
ice,
of
games
by
default,
Ol
alibis
'hat
I
take
with
a
grain
of
salt.
Their
technical
jargon
throws
me
for
a
loop
For
I
wouldn't
know
an
"out-turn"
if
I
found
one
in
my
soup
Edmonton
Beats
European
Champs
trying.
Another
Challenger
who
was
feoling;
a
bit
fidRcty
was
Uupe
Holkestad,
but
for
another,
reason.
"Every
telegram
that
came
I
thought
'this
is
if,"
he
said,
but
"it"
didn't
happen.
Rupe
will
be
on
hand
when,
the
first-born
arrives.
Tuesday
night
the
whole
team.
PARIS
Edmonton
Morcurys
1
.
.
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n
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4
1,.
PnrnnAun
1.1
were
in
ton
form
on.i1.
et,
r
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nuiucia,
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;
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ai
perfect
r
game
with
nirvht
hv
a
score
of
5
to
2.
Fifteen
and
thv?ir
f
'oaKinson
racking
up
12;
thousand
persons
saw
the
game.
I
coach
and
manager
TADS
i-iiue
elfort.
however
:
T
referees
to
keep
the
-
r
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Chrlston
,
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an
outstanding
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hear
which
skip
knows
all
the
rules,
I
hear
how.
many
they
j
break,
h
For
I've
been
exposed
to
curling
but
it
never
sterns
to
"take."
j
I
hear
again
but
I
pay
no
heed
'
i
Tc.
what
Mrs.
Huperdink
said
to
her
lead.
j
I
hear
how
they
gasped
with
horror,
j
Then
turned
an
averted
glance,
i
When
Mrs.
X.
had
to
seek
First
Aid
v
f
or
the
plunging
neckline
of
her
pants.
These
curlers
suffer
from
aches
and
pains
They
freeze
thoir
ears
and
get
chilblains.
Housework
makes
them
sag
in
the
middle,
But
down
at
the
rink
they're
as
fit
as
a
fiddle.
'
When
Spring
comes
'round
I
shout
"Amen!"
For
my
curling
friends
are
human
again.
But
I'll
confess
a
secret
before
my
song
Is
done
I'm
really
very
jealous
jCause
I'm
missing
all
the
fun.
-
MRS.
F.
W.
SHAW,
Vegreville,
Alberta.
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Borden
to
'
finals
Tuesday
night
&
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wV
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anytiouht
whl(,h
TRIO
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CHAMPS
Bobble
Rosenfeld,
left,
rated
Canada's
outstanding
woman
athlete
of
the
half-century,
chats
with
Lionel
Conacher,
Canada's
outstanding
male
athlete
of
the
half-century,
and
his
American
counterpart,
Jim
Thorpe,
right.
All
three
attended
the
Ontario
Sportswriters
and
Spovtcasters
first
annual
celebrity
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