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last Friday. to set:a new record

| for women’ in’ the Celeg Ciliy
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7a-'|the previous ‘high. of 286-set the
week before by Lil Skog, ¢ of the |

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laurels with 4 high’ single score
of 300 and a high three score of

OY 680 to:give Checker Cabs a clean

‘sweep. for’ the night with team

high single .of , 1236 and’, team
high’ three of 3222,

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Friday, February: a4, 1956.

GPS ; ae
NEW | ‘RECORD: HOLDER in
‘the NHL for most penalty
minutes in a season is Lou
-Fontinato;' 24-year-old de-
fenceman with: the New York
Rangers, who has spent 171
minutes in the sin-bin sinec
1955-56 season got underway.
‘The Guelph, Ontario-born
Fontinato broke the previous
penalty-minute mark of 169 |
minutes set by Red Horner of
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Reg ing Rink Tales

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Extra- Playoif Game

By AL VICKERY

-, Canadian Press Staff Writer
FORT WILLIAM (CP)—Ski} ) Bob Hawkins gave
Saskatchewan its third straight Dominion high school:
curling championship early today by drawing to the
button on the final rock for a 9-8 extra-end, sudden-
death playoff victory over northern Qntario’s Wayne

Petch from Kirkland Lake.

The extra-playoff game which,
wound up about 1:30 a.m. MST.idown to the skips’ rocks, Petch |
resulted from a tie between the | raised a front northern Ontario |
two rinks during the regulation yoek to shot on his first try, and:
nine rounds, each eens with: ‘following another Hawkins’ miss:
seven wins and two losse ‘sent another of his stones into:

Petch won his berth into the: the house for two. Unable to get:
playoff by defeating British Co- ‘at cither Hawkins sent a smooth |
tumbia 13-5 on the ninth round,’ running draw shot on an intern:
while Saskatchewan was beating yieht up to the button for thet

. ‘game-winning score.

Final standings SAW Alberta,!~ Quobee’s Gordon Garrett was:
B.C, and Quebec tied beltind the | tne hottest skip at the end of the:
two leaders with records of 6- 3 com! netilion winning five in aj
followed by Nova Scotia, 5-4,!row but still one game short of
Prinec Edward Island 3-6, Mani- | ithe leaders. His final win was!
toba and Ontari 1 » both 2-7 é ‘and: an 8- -§ cleeision over Nova Scotia's
New Brunswick 1 i Jim MeGinnis.

NOT DISAPPOINTED | B.'s Howard Ink lost out:

“Majority of the crowd of 3,000) when defeated by northern On-
which took in the night SAMS | tario on the final round: Barry;
Thursday remained for the play- Coleman of Alberta ended on a
off despite the late hour of:
starting—about 10:10 pn. Bul! pin Fraser 7-4, while Manitoba’s
they were not disappointed as jerk Robson wound up with a’
the two rinks treated them to'9.9 win over Prince Edward Is-:
some of the finest “and tightest \jand's David Silliphant.
curling ever witnessed in these ;
parts.

*

‘well s

rafters for Hawkins’ brilliant‘ katenewan.
game-winning ‘Shot as the Regina | ,
ventral ‘Collegiate rink received i" ;
the Sifton Trophy and individ Fe Right ghis
val prizes presented by John Sif-

ton of Winnipeg in a ceremony Of Bri jer

on the ice.
To Be Aired

soup FOURSOME
Nirect quarter-hour broad-

. The 1é-year-old. skip put to-i
gether a “solid rink with Dave casts of the Dominion: Curl-
ing Championships at Monec-

Williamg at lead, Bruce Bever-:
jon. ‘Mey Brunswick will

idge at second and Ted Clarke:
toa fast. enrried over the entire Trans-

at third.

Hawkins got away .
start agdinst Peteh and his, Conada netwrork of the Cana-
mates—third Keith Conrad, sec-! (dian Breadecasting Corporation
ond Frank Rachich and lead, Mareh 5, € 7, 8 and 9, John
John Gunn—scoring a two.on ai ME Robertson. program dirce-
jtakeout of a. northern Ontario;

rock at second shot on first end.) nounced yesterday,

 

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lead!

The little pro from. Los An-
geles finished late with a first-

round ,33+34-67 to overcome an:

early 68 posted by Bill Casper!
Jr,, 24-year-old San Diego gelfer
inaking his first swing of the
winter circuit.

Jack Burk2 Jr. ., playing before:
his. hometown fans, dropned a

green to match Casper’s 68.

Meanwhile, Cary Middlecoff,
pre-tournament. favorite. was!
having trouble with his drives,
in a rough  25-mile southea 3b,
wind, A 40-40-80 left him 13°
alrokes off-the pace.

Five players grouped at 69 in-
cluded Gene Littler, the winter
tour’s leading money , winner
from Palm Springs, Calif.
~The 70 group included Jerry
Kesselring of Kitchener, Ont,

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Saskatchewan increased its’
jmargin to 5-1 after three and ap-'
ipeared to be set for victory when |
coming home. two up and with, 4

last rock. But nor thern Ontarics eetetes cevevrvece tees tats saeres in ‘the inter ior.

never gave up and piled up an: - ~ owe
» STE orn 7
yearly two-house, Hawkins m: ae SORA

‘aged to get ‘at one but Petch!
hknocked the Saskatchewan coun-:
.ter to second shot and after a!
‘miss by the wes stern skip, calmly
drew inside the four- “foot ring t jor
,the tying point,

The esull was

     

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Last Night's Fights

By The Assoclats
LOS ANGELES
Summerlin, 1944, Detroit, out |
pointed Youne “Jack Johitsan, #
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British Columbia's. tw 19 bheir play js lack-lustre andl nat:
crowd-pleasing,”

Penticton and Kelowna stood
‘hy their demands for outside |
referees during the playoffs and:
forced the — situation

hockey,
intertor Jeagues are just about:
equal, When it comes to pub-;
icity, however, the Western:
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Last week, between and dur- Sspension of the officials,

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nied in and to the OSHL: '
The referee-in-chiel resigned: + : oo
'two referees were suspended and: A Healing of Sinus
‘fined and the status of & thir ay Trouble”
was declared “in doubt.” KT RN—9d0 Ke, Saturday, 10205 um,
Penticton Vs were listed by a!
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player as being partly to
ifor the financial condition OF.
ithe league.’ rr
Two ‘clubs demanded outsite |
‘referees be brought in for the’
‘Playoffs, due to start Feb, 27,
Vs claimed they were fla! on:
‘their finanelal backs while Pen-;
tieten hockey fans promised:
$66,500 to bring the Moseew!
‘Dynamos to Canada for an ex
‘hibition series,
SITUATION BLEW UP !
League president Jack Martin.
said the referee situation “blew
up as the resull of a misender-:
standing.”
The two referees, Bill Neilson
cand Lloye Gilmour, were sus-
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Canndiai Press Staff Writer "Phey’ ye won ‘just about every
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;owna and Vernon. The referec-'
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afler being tald outside releres;
would be brought in’ for the
playoffs. ‘

Carl Sorensen, chief
resigned aft a meeting over
matter,

Status: of Arnold Smith. cf
Vernon has not been established,
Smith declared himself in sym-
pathy with the two suspended
officials and refused to werk a
‘game following the meetine.

Phil Hergesheimer, NHI. star
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