i i . 4 ye be i vibe ! eH ot ty ; ee Me. ‘9! a | : ‘ {" weak | , | 7 es ~ LAS a eared OETA A i Lin dom iy AGP Finite mupelt Daily ewe Wednesday, March 0, 195 s y G&A Hold Manson's To Lead Cage Finals Gordon and Anderson came within an ace of not taking the first game of the Senior B basketball finals last night but successfully staved off a last quarter rally by Manson’s Omegas to end up on top of a 64-61 Score, | ve — The hardwaremen. had a 64-53 | netted 14 points while Glen Carl. edge with two and a half minutes }son was runner-up with 12, left In the game but the jewellers} Ormes showed a 14-0 edge at took the game jn hand only to; the half-way mark of the junior have thelr rally cut short by the |game but Sport Shop came back buzzer after four fast field-goals {to oulscore the druggists 4-3 in| by Don Scherk and Glen Carl- {the third quarter and hold them | fon, ‘rcoreless in the final frame, | In other playoff action, Sports ‘Meanwhile chalking up six points’ Shop took a one-game lead in: themselves. F, Johnson with 12! the junior boys semi-finals, edg. (Polts led the winners while! § ing Ormes 19-17. 'Rensvold with five was high man! § An exhibition preliminary saw ; fF the losers. | fy Bo-Me-Hi Greens wallop Wren- | Greens held Wrennettes score. 8 neles 32-6, Other playoffs were ‘less for the first half of the ex-; j postponed as High school ath- ‘hibition game and countered the! & letes are away at Kitimat on an; navy's two points in the third | inter-sehool tourney, iframe with 14 of thelr own, Final | Leading the way lo the Gordon [quarter saw Greens owsecre | Fhiten who seored 25 of his, Were 4-0, 9-0 and 23-2, team's points, 12 of them Ina big) M8CUPs second quarter which saw the’ @ a—i &, Piaten 25, Murshalt 7, | hardwarcemen net 22 points and Sedgwick 5, Letourneau, Holkestad 11, ! lead Omegas 32-24 at the. half- | Davis 8. } " % » mark. In the thir ‘AME | Manson's-- Sundberg 9, Olson MH. . time mark t third fram iCarlson 12, Spring 10, Hartwig. Scherk TOP-RANKING PLAYERS in the Canadian badminton ‘¢ham- and Anderson vietory was Jin! Wrennettes 9 to 4. Quarter scores : pionships in Montreal pose during an interval in the matches. Left to right: Jean Warlng, Calgary, Jean Dunkeld, Montreal, Kine Grant, Mentrea! and Mar] Flyers. Cinch My The Canadian Presa Edmonton Flyers have the rege ular season Westerth Hockyy League champlonship in the bag, Flyers assured (henwelyes of i first-place Cosh with a 5-4 win over Calgary Stampeders Tuesday night. With the ¢nd of the 70-game schedule only 10° days away, the second-place Vic- torlay Cougars have no hanes of overtaking the Edmontonians, Vancouver Gunucks , mean while, Nghting «for a playoff berth, are buck fn sole pougessian of fourth plave after edging to | tailend Saskatoon Quakers 4-3 In the only other WHE game on | ‘Tuesday night, | The win enabled canveks ‘a move ont of a forth-place ue) with the Idle New Westminster) Royals, i ‘The whie-open gume ty Vane | couver Wad nieged, Four asa. | ton players were dijured, (wo, ha ( Shedd, Toronto -- (CP Photo: ' Captain dim Goss was earrled Fed by Viaicouver’s George Ford! ‘teoss, who suffered concussion wher he smashed head-ay int | the boards, was reported in good ; condidon tadey sad wale expect | | | high triple. G & A showed their biggest lead, : 4) sricrarinne 2 14 points, but the jewellers work. ed steadily to whittle it down and: the hardware held a 48-38 lead! ut the end of the stanza. them outseore G & A 23 to 16 in the final frame and outshoot the I . j vold 5. Hewitt 1, Chow 4, Omegas desperation bid saw: Reece 4 JUNIOR BOYS Sport Shop--Kelsey 2, Girboy, Bas- | io 4 ANen 1. Johnson 12, Thom. | Ormes-—Mitehell 1, Wong 2. Rens- | Clayton. PNUHBETION GIRLS Gieens-- Jones, Marth 4. Harvey, unmer 3. Carlson 4. Pierce 5. Calder. ! hardware cight to four in’ field ony 2. Hansen G6. Knutsen 8, Coltssi. foals, Wrennettes- Arndt, Spence 2, Currie Both teams showed improved: Wik Strachea Helland 4. Johnson, ' shaoting at the foul Hine and; | both posted 67 per cent UVErABYS, | Lehe, Kemp Standiags: SENTOI B TINALS Vancouver Welcom Receives Icy VANCOUVER ‘The world Penticton’s acting mayor, said in | charting one at heme, Vancouver and Pentleten are Ving for the rohit to do. first: honor to She Pentleten Vs, tha G & Aon 18 out of 27 and Man-} Gordon and Anderson lead best-of. | COU that weot all the way In son's on 15 out of 20. Twenty-five series by one game. Next games the European tournament, tight personal fouls were handec 1 “Baturday, JUNIOR BOYS SEAMILEPENALS As the Okanagan efty prepared cut by referees Ole Slatta and! sport Shop tend best-of-three semis for ts most givantic reeepticn Don Hartwig, 16 of them to Man-j with Sport Shop by one game. Next ard celebration ever held, Vane son's, | Next In Hine for G & A scoring times Saturday. INTERMEDIATE SEMEPINALS Sunrise leads best-of-three series couver’s Mayor Fred Hulme sald the cons chy we. cunsidenie a honors was Rupe Holkestad with with North Star by one game. Next EL, Welvome-home, 11 whole while Danny Bill and |suine Saturday, Joe Davis each netted eight. | Top scorers for Manson's were’ Don Scherk and Art Olson who! each. Decidiuy yame Saturday. SENTON GURELS Ecst-of- three semi-finals thed be- tween Greens and Golds at one vame | { “Pentivvon wi. base a dim view 'ofany other plice in Britisn Col- umbla giving them the rst wel- come,” Rdward Ao Titchmarsh: Hopes Of Capturing Tankard Fading For Six Rinks As Fifth Draw Looms By WILF CHISLETT Canadian Press Staff Weiter REGINA ¢ - means anything, four and pas- sibly six rinks went Into the fifth place with four straight wins} peeted to heer—and pasglily acs were Saskatchewan, ‘Manitoba - Tf precedent! and Northern Ontario, Second cept—a request for a chaheo in rules limitine the length of the place was held by Ontario with] slide. a sngie loss in four games, fol- | round cf the Canadian curling Jowed by Nova Scotia with two! championship today without a! hope of winning the big tankard that gocs wit the title, The championship rarely in recent years has been wen by any rink suffering two or more losses in the 11 rounds of play and. six noks entered that Jost-tausa elage with completion of the fourth round Tucsday, After four rounds Alberta, the defending province, and New Brunswick each had four losses: Newfoundland had lost three out Gf isree; Quehee had one win and three fosse; and British Col- umbla and Prinee Edward Island had ench won one and last two, THREE-WAY PIE Unbeaten and tled for first ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, wy — The most talked-avout rookle tn New York Yankees camp ts El- ston Howard, Negro outflelder- catcher-first baseman who prob- bly will be the first of hls race to went a Yankee wilform, Neewuse no Negro ever made he club that has won 20 pene wants and IG wortd series while athers have thrived with Jackte Robinson, Koy Campanella, arty Doby and Wille Mays, there ds dnusua) Interest tn Howe aes battle, Hs 330 batting aye erage With Toronto Maple Leafs ind his 22 homers and 109 rung batted tn add speelal emphasis to hls bid. , A your ago Yankees brought Howard to thelr training camp rookie sehool, determined — to mike hin over from an out. Helder tos catener, Haward remained with Yanks daring spring training last year And (hen was aptloned ta Tors onto to learn more about eaten. MA under manager Luke Sewell, w Veteran recelyer, Th alx-fool-two Howard is n ‘valcher on the Yankee roster, He warms up the pitehers andl i Local and Long LEAVE TE TO Stengel Vague About, First Negro To* Yankee Club Packing — Crating — Cartage — Storage Lift Van Service “HVOUR AMLIRD VAN MAN". \ | Mhowe. 6000 of 4301 a victories and a loss. Ontario was toppled frem the. unbeaten Hst in the fourth; round, losing 10-7 to underdo: Nova Scotla, Saskatchewan ce- feated New Brunswick Fourth-round games generally were clase on first ends, winner, edaing ahead on final ends, The Cumpoelt brothers repre- senthiz Saskatchewan, favored to wan the title, had trovale with Ed St. Pierre's New Brunswick 14-6,/ rink until the eighth end when’ e Offer Reception iasekey champions, wh: won ate telephone interview. ieesc'd war oversets may bel “We don't want the edge taken cff our plans, After all, Vs are haur team." { “We think it would be very j Mee if Vancouver gave the team Va reception---but after we do it iMr. Titchmarsh snid. ° Fourth Game - Of B.C. Finals: Set Tonight KAMLOOPS, B.C. @—Klinber- ley Dynamiters and Vernon Canadians will meet here to- night In the fourth game of the kest-cf-seven playoff for the B.C. senior amateur hockcy champ- lonship, , , Canadians, Okanagan Senior league chumplons, lead the Western International loop till- ists lwo games to one. Kimberley won (he (hird game in Vernon Monday night 4-2, 50? see aterm tite vent: seers mentee vine 1G Last Night's Fights By The Ansociated Press MIAMI BEACH, Fla; Miguel Diaz, 140%, Havana, outpolpted Freddie (Baber Herman, V44b4 Los Aagetes 10). HOLYOKE, Mass: Tommy Manitoba won 1-8 from British; skip Garnet Campbell tong ont! Hurrleane Jackson, 105, Breok- Columb. Northeyn trimmed Alberta 16-8 and Que-: bec won 11-10 in a 13-end game | with Newfoundland, Curlers Tuesday night attend. ed a banquet and heard an ad- dress by Canadhin author Huan MacLennan of Montreal. The {ith round was to open at 2 pam. PST after the annual meeting of the Dominion Curling Associa-! ton, The assoclatlon was ex. ts Oa ee eee 8 on ot eee eee teettne eteenen senate sat Signing lakes In batting practice but he probably will de hls playing dn the outfleld, "Tt don't know where Ul play or IPT make the club," he saya. Casey Stengel, Yankee man- ager, has been on ithe more vague (han usual when talking About Woward., He does admit he'll probably play him in’ the outfleld in some of the exhibt- tlons “to see how he hits.” COT mI Ont tn Hoe heme he ® Juvenile Finals Set In Interior KELOWNA, B.C, —Kelownn Juvenile packers will meat Trall Juvonites Int best-of-three ser. Mey hore Marehy 0-11-12 for tho BC, juvenile hockey ehamplon- wi. Trail ts defending champ. on, Packers won (he MeCullough brophy and (he Okanagan maine Mnve title Biinday by whipping Kamloops 0-6 lo win the twas pome, lotalepoint xorlea 14-8, Trail venched the finals Tuesday malt by eliminating Vietoria In ral, Distance Moving Thaw and cummed five, Roy Forsyth of Mantloba and Ttde Stone of B.C. were tled 7-7 at the ninth end, Manitoba breaking into the clear with 4 three-ender on the 10th, Quebec skip Oliver Samson drew to the elght-foot elrele with his last rock lo take out Norm Roekwell’s shot rock and Count the wloning point, Northern Ontarlo, skipped. by Rudy Steski was ed with Hugh trown's ne rink i ab the eventivend. ‘Me Nort Bay’ fig CON tivo: tig hy va three-ender for a commanding end. , , Prince Fdward Island had a fourth-round bye, SKI FILMS CIVIC CENTRE Films from Sun Valley, nytt i193, Calnaty (6), TONIGHT—7:30 p.m.—Admission 25¢ Ontayot St. Pierre's shot rock ch a dhs; lyn, stopped Ray Thomas, 180, * Brouklyn (54. , CHICAGO? 1. C. 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W—Being the ‘batting hero of the world series |hasn’t brought Dusty Rhodes | any clyser to being’s regular out- | flelder with the champion New , York Giants, | Dusty tsn't too happy about it, iyet the fact remains—he's the ‘team’s No. ! pinch-hitter, but he won't be playing regularly in the outfield sinze his défensive ability has drawn no rave not- ees. “In centre field we have Wille Mays,” says Dusty. “In right {leld Don Muelier. In left fleid Monte Irvin, t think t should get a pitlow for the bench. It gets awfwly hard in some parks.” When the big suatherner came off the bench as a pinch-hitter last seascn he was the scourge o! the Natlonal League and Cleve- land pitchers. Hls homer that won the first world serics game won't.soon be forgotten, He hit a single and a homer in the sec- ond game -- aad Incidentally caught the fly that ended the contest. All told he knocked In seven rung with four hits In six WHL Lead With Win Over Stamps ed to de released from hospital! shortly. Teammate Lovie Milford: was also reported fe good condition today after suffering concussion anda eut over the eye when he ran into Jackie Melecod's sick. Milford will be released from hospltul latep taday. Two other Quakers, Vie Lynn and Ray Manson, were assisted from the lee but dater returned to Unish the last two pertads. Dot Hibbard High Scoring 708 Kegler Friday night bowliry, by the Loca) 708 Kegllng lop saw Dot Hibbard of Sparks turn in high single gaine for the night ona seare of 278 whieh gave hee women's high single while a Hef (heme reqaarliey hospltgt treat | (hree-wamte total of GH) cave her | ‘nent, women's fiat: Circe. Wo Trades’ Wally Shamennd Foff the fen on a stveleher in the | A | ‘ vecand pertod afler belng board- (nok bol men's bidividnal scor- Ling Inurels with a dvb game for high single and a 670 scare for Gin Fwvzes foot hoth tean honors, pasthiy x WL swore far high shogle game sod 23 for high three. 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