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League ‘as. they. thundered past
. | Victoria ‘Cougars: Tuesday ‘night
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Ving Soni It was “ueanio’s by a
4) few ches, -

~ Other ‘decisions Tuesday:. Sas-
| kalehewan beat Prince Edward
Island 15-6 j4 the third round
Tand ‘clobbered. Newfoundland: 22-
4-in-the fourth; Alberta beat
"Newfoundland 12-7 and headed
ee Columbia’s Harold Jor-
‘dan ‘rink from.) Kimberley 7-6;
Nova Scotia defeated B.C, 14-7
4) inthe. third and had a bye in the
‘fourth; Northern Ontario lost to
New Brunswick. 15-8 in. the third
and ‘Quebec beat Prince Edward

 

The opening round of the
best-of-three semi-finals in the
senior and juvenile basketball
| leagues saw upsets scored in all
three games at the Civic Centre
last night,

Sunrise who ended> in thind
place in the senior league stand-
ings edged out Frizzell's, second
place finishers by a 31-30 score,

Orme’s who managed a see-
ond-place tie for second spot in
{their last game tof — juyenile
ilengue play downed Fraser and
Payne, runner up tenants
through the league 31-23.

Manson's, last place occupants
throughout, league play, handed
league winning Annuneiation a
21-17 defeat.

Despite less than 50 per’ cent

 

Island, 11- 10 inthe fourth.

yet. seen mnene carmen a tithemnamee 0 wats ee erent

| :Soag ay Field

VANCOUVER 0) — A’ water-|
logged field threatens to delay
Vancouver Mounties’ home debut
in the’ Pacific Coast Baseball
League.

City council and the new PCL

 

 

 

“By! The Canadian Press

Vancouver. Canucks took a

ision: of, the Western Hockey

 

 

,| less. periods..
“The 3-0 shutout: at Victoria

“| also” moved Ray. Mikulan’ closer
to Cougar’s Marcel Pelletier who | ;

“ead tt the league goalies in aver-
i ages,

AL Winnipeg, Warriors streng-
“thened thelr first-place hold in
the Prairie section, defeating
8} Edmonton: Flyers 4-2.
-George’ Ford, Les: Lilley .and
ing deadlock in. the third ‘period |
at ‘Victoria, Phil Maloney in:
creased his lead in the individ-
ual scoring rece to three points
with assists on Canucks’ last
two goals, ‘

“After a flashy opener in Win-
nipeg; Warriors led 1-0, added
two in the second’ while Edmon-
ton notched a single and then
finished matching another with
Flyers in the final,

pic Nesterenko, Mickey Keat..

Ing, Eddie Mazure and Paul
Masnick scored for Warriors,

Billy Dea and Don Polle counted
for Plyers.

Tonight ° Seattle Js at New
Westminster, Saskatoon. at Cal-
BAY: And Edmonton aut Brandon

 

s Vancouver. Det

accuracy ab the foul Jing, ‘free

Threatens

wut In PCL

 

Capilano’ Stadium won't. be fit
for the April 27 opening. unless
some expensive work is done.
Phil. Stroyan; parks superin-
tendent, said: it will cost an esti-
mated: ‘$30,000: to get the: ‘surface
in condition. He blamed: a dozen

Upset Victories Scored
[8 (age Semis Begin

' Smith 2, Johnson, Thon.

 

football matches and generally
bad weather.

“The field lies one-third un-/
der‘ water,” he said, “and unless |
improved drainage is put in, iti
will not be in condition for PCL!

throws gave Sunrise the - one-

‘eame edge In the senior fixture,

The greenshirts-failed to sink a
field goat in the fourth quarter
but made four points at the
foul line to keen ahead up until
the final buzzer,

John Newton with 17 points

led the winners while Art Helin |
with a like amount paced Friz-,.

2ell’s,

Sunrise jed 18- 17 and 27-23 at
the half and three quarter mark
after trailing 9-7 at the quarter,
The greenshirts had 20 tries at

the foul line and sank nine of!

them while .Frizzell's sank eight
of 19, free throws.

Annunciation outscored -Man-
son’s 6- 5 and:8-5 in the last two

quarters: but it- was not enough

to overcome’ the 11-3 lead’. the!:
jewellers had; builb up at half
time.

- The other juvenile encounter
saw. the score tied. 4-4: At, the end
of the’ first: frame but. Orme’s
moved ‘out to a 14-9 lead’ over
Fraser. and Payne by half time
and never looked’ back. Sheldon |.
Wong with 13 points _ lect. the
druggist attack «while B, John-
son was ‘top point: -getler . for
Fraser and Payne with eight,

_ Lineups:

SENIOR |

Sunrise—Young 3, Newton 17, Nel-
son 4; Leask 3, Rensvold: 2, Ritchie,
irotal of.
Sankey, ‘Mor- ;

Johnson “4
Hewitt. «

Frizzell’s—Helin “17,
ver 2, Haudenschild -2,
Laird, Lambie 5,. Kelsey,
Total 20, oe, ;
: OO AVVENERB 0.

Orme’s—Wong 18, Mah 5. Toms 2, :
D, Allen 5, Thom 2, D. Allen 4, Rite |
chie, Alger, Guno, Gornez, Total ad

Fraser & -Payne- —Johnson 8, Hebb, .
' Stewart C, Olson, Pieree 2,-MeLeod 3,
Rudolph 4, MacLeod. Lemon, Potal ;

bubs

inmnetatjon—Comaaina 3, R. Os- :

“key 2, W. Oskey 4, Lyons, Armstrong,

championships at Moncton, N.

‘third and Alfie ‘Phillips, skip.

By The Canadian Press

The record books are undergo-
ing one of the greatest wholesale

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tional Hockey League.

 

the 210-game schedule cight!

‘league and 1, club marks have:

vas

nfallens

Leading the parade of individ-
‘ual record-breakers is Jean Beli-
‘veau. The Montreal Canadien!
centre has two marks. He also
thas tied another and is aiming |
:for a fourth. In addition, two:
‘club marks have been changed |
by Beliveau.

New York Rangers, picked to
‘finish last this term, are con-!

“THIS GRANITE CLUB RINK from Toronto,

changes in the history of the Na- |

With 17 games remaining, in|

 

representing Onta

B, is undefeated in four starts

Their most surprising is tie
record set by defencemun Lou
‘Fontinato. He has 188 ininutes
in penalties and six games te so.
‘The former league mark of 167 0
minutes was turned in 20 years
:ago by-defenceman Red Horner
(G1 ‘Toronto Maple ‘cals.

Of the shattered league reg-
jords, half are for penalties. Bo-

sides Fontinato’s mark--it's aiso
ithe most time ever spent in une:
| penalty-box by a defenceman.
| Beliveau and Ted Lindsay of Du
Itroil Red Wings are holders of
*badman honors.

| ' . 4.

Beliveau's 137 minutes is ihe
record for centres in a season
and Lindsay has spent more time

 

s. but today meets Manitoba,
undefeated in the ‘spiel so far, Left to right: Bill Leak, lead: Stan Jones, second; J. R, Mooney,

‘Hockey's greatest scorer,

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rie in the Dominion curling

(CP Photo!

Present-D Day Group ( Of NHL Pucksters
Effecting Major Change In Records

153 minutes,
Maurice Richard of Montrrea!

record everytime he scores a goal
or gets an assist.

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also:

sels a!

His 458 goals:
and 792 points are league marks.’
Beliveau's 44 goals tle him with:

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Wednesday, | Mareh io 88
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Podres Lost
To Doc gers

This Year

‘h RO CACH, [ha
(AP) — Johnny Podres,
steur f Brooklyn Dodgers’
World Series victory, ad-
mitted today he reeelved
‘his notice of induetion | ink
‘the umy a month ago,

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13 |

( “But I didal tell anybody
pabout HL he sail with a, wry
lenin, “and fo dani. know liow it

Botout. I didivt think they were
“sttpposed to tl hese Uibags,”

| He added that his notice eall-
red for him tooreport ta Teor
‘deroga, N.Y., Maren 15 “and-from
‘there we take a hus for Albany
for induction,”

Podres, who had a mediocre
9-10 record for the resuar sen-
‘SON last year, became the toast
iof Brooklyn when he beat-New
York Yankees in the third and
seventh games of the World Ser-
pies last fall.

 

Lost Night’ 8 “Fights
SACRAMENTO, Calif. doey
‘Lopes, 14, Sucrarmiguty, stopped
Reuben Siaith, (zt, Los Angeles
6),

'  PrrrsBuRGE
203. St. Louis,
Marshall, 179,
i SAN ANTONIO. ‘Pex... Ray-
mond Riojas, U8, Fort Warth,
Knocked out Lerey Carter, 13315,
Cincinnati, 631.

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SOL Liston,
ontoaded Marty
Detroit, 110)

Joc Malone, a former Canadien.)

-as the highedt goal-scoring cen-:
tre in history. His 81 points cras- ;
Elmer Lach's total of 80. Ma-:
lone fired 44 goals in 1917-18 and:
, Lach set his record in 1944-46,
Beliveau is six goals from Rich-:

ed

ard’s

Learue action resumes
day with
Rangers and
Hawks at St.

Thurs-

Chicago

record 50 goals in a season. |

‘reronto al Montreal:
Black :
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‘ducting a general housecleaning ' ‘fora forward or eft winger wich.
‘on their team records. They | ~ a
have set five and Individual play-:

fof the Mount’es,‘said he believes

games by the opening date.”
HALF IMMEDIATELY
Mavor Fred Hume agreed thatie
something will have to be done’.
but added: “We certainly can’t; ! 5
afrord to spend $30,000.” [Toth ve Arsene, Joe Arseneau 2,
Aldermen were told half the! Manson’s—Duncan. 3, D..Specht 7,
work wit nave to be done im-:Chow 5, Ridley 6. K. Specht, Alex-
mediately, The rest could be
postponed.
Cedric Tallis, general manager

“something will be worked out:
with city council in. time.” °.

Drainage will be studied by city:
engineer John Oliver, Alderman |
Earle AGams and Mr. Stroyan. |
Tallis has announced an extra
4400 seats, financed under an ar-
rangement with. city. council, will
be built at the stastium. Capacity
will be brought ¢.03e to 10,000 by
the addition.

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Joe Giordano

Rolls 247 Game

Joc Giordano chalked up a new
high single record for the Mixed
Ten-Pin Bowling League Sunday:
rolling a 247 game,

Jean Sharpe took both wo-,
men’s bowling honors posting a
178 high single game and a 454
high three score.

Bob Rudderham with
score posted men’s high three,

Star Cabs took team high
single with an 860 score and
Luckies posted tealn high three
for thely 2201 total, 7

Nesulis: Star Cabs 4, Hol Shots
0; Luckics 3, Hi-Spots 1; Domin-

a 559!

 

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Shuttle Championship Play

Underway: Today At Calgary

y DAVID OANCIA
Cantatan Press Staff Writer
-CALGARY @—.The. champs:
pue- ‘Six of the: eight: badminton :
trophies on the line today as Ca-
nadian championship play got:
wider way.

Play in the senior events,
which were to start at 10 am.

were to be played through to,

quarter finals voday, Junior

events were to begin Thursday:

and were expected to advance to
the finals Thursday afternoon.
Quarter finals of the main events
are scheduled for Thursday ev-
ening,

Defending two crowns js 17-
year-old Jean Waring of Cal-.
gary, who won the women’s and.
girls’ champlonships ‘in last
year's play, Miss Waring was ex-
pected to face sonre of the tough-

est competition she has ever seen:

In tournament play.

But she was seeded ahead of
Jean Miller of Montreal and

Mar} Shedd of Toronto, both of
whom sidelined her jn provincial couver, were seeded first in thée

play, She plays herfirst match -

In the women's event aU 7 p. m.

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Miss Shedd ‘and: Joan Hennes- |
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Miller of Montreal,
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“PHOMPSON ON TWO TEAMS
A Vancouver counle, Bert Fer-
gus and Daryl Thompson, are
out agein to recapture the men's
doubler crown. They are favor-
ea over Bev Wastealt and Lill
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a 663 score.

M. Hiltz of Hurricanes won
women's high single with her
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‘Checker Cabs took | women's
high three’ with a 625) thres-
»pame total,

Hurricanes with an 163 hieh
eame and Nell Evans ‘Trans.
port with a 3185 three-tame to.
“tal took both team honors.

Standings: RCMP 44, Co-Op
48, Checker Cabs 47, Bulger’, 42.
Savey 41, Hurricanes 386, ¢ Neil
Fvans 33, Pin Ht. ers 27,

Last iat Fights

‘retain the mixed doubles crown.

He and Jean Bardsley of Vin-

event and play their first game
‘against Ron Collle and Vera Ed-
;mManson of Calgary at 9:30 pan.
| Harold Moody of Montreal,
‘favored in the boys’ singles event
hWwill be defending his erown for
‘the dast Hime this sear Next
“year he wilh have passed the jun-
‘Jor ape bracket.

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Is seeded Myst in the men's
| singles event. He was lo meet
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for Ts first aateh,

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