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1954
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4.--
,
Alberta
Rink
Within
Ace
of
Title
Shuttle
Tourney
Success
With
Competitions
Close
pliiV-Off.
EDMONTON
9
Matt
Bald
Hftrl
ill....
v
SWollocc's
Dept.
Store!
Alberta
was
tripped
up
yesterday
in
the
eight
round
by
Ontario,
led
by
Ross
Tarlton
of
Hamilton,
a
71-year-old
white-haired
master
of
the
draw.
A
successful
113-game
bad
ve
all
ov
'
.
Playing
just
u
3
pressure
as
thTC'
td
them
iT'
turn
to
win
t-i
FROSTY'S
RAINBIRDS
MEET
IN
CRUCIAL
GAME
TONIGHT
Sheila
Hicks'
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
are
going
after
their
fourth
straight
victory
turught
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
they
meet
Frosty's
Lockers
in
the
second
game
of
a
two-game
total
points
-series
in
the
Girls'
basketball
league
semi-finals..
The
Rainbirds,
who
completed
league
play
with
only
one
victory,
downed
Frosty's
20-12
last
Friday
in
the
first
game
and
then
went
down
south
to
take
two
games
from
Kitlmat
High
school
girls.
Frosty's
go
into
tonight's
game
with
an
8-potnt
deficit
and
the
winner
will
meet
Dom's
Department
store
in
the
Girls'
league
finals.
Other
games
slated
tonight
see
Sports
Shop
meeting
Bulgers
and
Annunciation
School
tangles
with
NBC
Power.
Both
games
are
league
fixtures.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
1.
!-.
fa
:iiSra-il
minton
tournament
staged
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
saw
Mrs.
B.
Coope1-
and
Mis'
'A.
Hiltz
walk
oft
with
voni-n's
doubles
honors
and
II.
Hoike-stad
and
S.
King
win
the
men's
doubles.
In
both
sections
play
was
close
with
the
winning
men
defeating
their
nearest
opponents
by
only
one
point.
The
winners
chalked
84
points
for
and
53
points
against
while
runners-up
George
Vlercck
and
H.
Stymest
tallied
84
for
and
54
against,
and
R.
Touith
and
E.
Abbey
counted
84
for
and
64
against.
The
winning
women's
team
LANCASTER
MJ
n4
thronging
thousands
to
"
if
,
ijIlajestyOKccfe"
win's
machine-Ilk
Alberta
champions
were
all
by
themselves
today
and
only
one
game
away
from
giving.
Alberta
is
5th
Canadian
curling
championship.
Only
the
mathematical
possibility
of
a
tie
with
Saskatchewan
prevented
officials
from
declaring
the
powerful
Baldwin
crew
the
winners.
The
27-year-old
Baldwin,
the
youngest
skip
competing
in
the
10-game
round-robin,
has
played
nine
games
and
won
eight
of
them.
Saskatchewan,
made
up
of
the
Campbell
brothers
from
Avon-lea,
skipped
by
Oamet
Mac
Campbell
has
played
eight
games
and
won
six.
They
were
scheduled
to
meet
Ontario
and
Quebec
today
in
the
last
two
draws
of
the
flve-dav
'spiel.
A
loss
by
Campbell
would
give
Alberta
the
championship.
The
way
it
works
out,
Saskatchewan
can
tie
by
winning
both
games
while
Alberta
drops
Its
one
game
against
New
Brunswick
In
the
2:30
p.m.
draw.
A
tie
would
force
a
sudden-death
tallied
77
points
and
runners-up.
Miss
S.
Hicks
and
Miss
B
Martin
totalled
75.
Consolation
prizes
went
to
Miss
B.
Home
and
Miss
C
Warner
and
T.
Wode
and
A
Birkenstock
of
Miller
Bay.
Club
vice-president
Fred
Aston
presented
prices
at
the
end
of
the
tourney
which
saw
four
guest
teams
from
Miller
Biy
participate.
The
tournament
games
committee
included
Nancy
Hopkins
Edith
Jack,
D.
Bown
and
J.
Wilson.
Complete
tourney
results
were
as
follows:
'
WOMEN'S
Mrs.
B.
Cooper,
Miss
M.
Hiltz.
77;
Miss
S.
Hicks.
Miss
B.
Martin,
75;
M.
Viereck.
B.
Blake,
67;
B.
King,
D.
Kirkpatrick,
52;
E.
Jack,
J.
Armstrong,
63;
V.
Man-ojlovich,
C.
Richardson,
48;
B.
Home.
C.
Warner,
35;
H.
Trapp,
E.
Webster,
56;
E.
Kierstad,
T.
Spencer,
49;
D.
Kennedy,
R
Turcotte.
54;
J.
Wright,
j.
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Comfort
and
Service
ers
are
pulling
for
a
Scuttle
victory
tonight
to
keep
their
lead.
The
Calgarians
wasted
no
time
clinching
their
big
win
Thursday
night.
Ihey
took
a
1-0
lead
In
the
first
period,
stretched
it
to
3
1
in
the
second
and
thro
staved
off
a
desperate
Saskatoon
drive
that
Just
failed
to
equalize
the
score.
It
was
the
last
regular
scheduled
meeting
of
the
teams
this
season.
.
George
Pargeter
tallied
Cal-gaiy's
first
goal
at
19:30
of
the
first
period
while
Saskatoon
was
ploying
a
man
short.
Sid
Finney
i
and
Archie
Scott
added
the
jnh"rs,
Ray
Manon
and
Chuck
1
Holdaway
scored
for
Saskatoon,
Calgary
Stampeders,
boasting
a
precarious
two-point
hold
on
first
place
in
the
Western
Hockey
League,
crossed
their
fingers
today
and
wished
Seattle
luck.
The
rollicking
cowboys
gained
sole
possession
of
the
league
leadership
Thursday
night
by
invading
Saskatoon
Quakers'
home
rink
for
a
3-2
victory.
The
win
put
Stampeders
two
points
up
on
the
idle
Vancouver
Canucks
who
have
battled
the
Cal--jarians
for
the
top
rung
since
the
league
opened
last
October.
Canucks
have
a
chance
to
move
back
into
a
first-place
tie
tonight
when
they
play
host
to
Seattle's
cellar-dwelling
Bombers.
Victoria
Cougars
are
at
home
to
New
Westminster
Royals
in
the
only
other
contest
scheduled
tonight.
Lellan,
48;
D.
Orahame,
M.
Dowslcy,
63;
L.
Grahamc,
G.
Dingman
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Miller
Bay,
41;
J.
Crassley,
G.
Martin
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61.
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G.
Viereck,
H.
Stymest,
81;
D
Bown,
J.
Brren,
65;
H.
Koike
stad,
S.
King,
84;
W.
Gardiner
a.
Dyer,
80;
D.
Chrislen.-.en,
J
Finley,
67;
N.
Pavlikis,
L.
Husoy.
55;
R.
B.
Mills,
A.
Smillie,
73:
J.
Tasman,
P.
Moroz,
43;
G.
McNeish,
A.
Hills.
48;
L.
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lead
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Celco
City
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowline
League
this
week
by
blanking
the
third-place
Residuals.
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Styles
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Byron
Lofirren
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high
game
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of
251
and
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high
three
of
674.
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Joe
Long
led
men
in
"B"
Division
with
a
high
game
of
206
and
best
three
of
652.
May
Murray
was
best
among
women
with
her
220-eauie
and
thr:-game
total
of
55J.
Results:
"A"
Division
Savoy
4.
Residuals
0;
No
Names
4,
Bulgers
0:
MB
Wildcats
2.
Northland
Dairy
2.
"U"
Division
Conboeds
4.
Hi-Ballers
0
id.
faulti;
Timber-Tics
Pilots
U
Central
Cafe
2.
MB
Lucky
Strikes
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"A"
Division
Savoy
27;
Bulgers
16;
Residuals
15;
Norihland
Dairy
15;
MB
Wildcats
15;
No-Names
8.
"It"
Divisio:
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21;
Conboeds
20;
Pilots
19:
Ccntril
Cafe
16;
Hi-Ballers
12;
MB
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