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“thet from: 12,940 Toronto fans
general: manager, “40 say: “He's
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never layed betler—tis is what

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ia “ahead 3-2 carly in the third,
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= as S junior ‘Star. Frank* Mahovlich;- up for three. ‘games with the
ms Teasss scored his first NHL’ goal,

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* 100: Flyers of ‘the: Western Interna-
se -"| tonal. Hockey “League:
ced within. one-point of the Savage’
| Cup here Saturday: night by.
I edging : Vernon Canadians of the {
3 ‘Okanagan Senior Hockey League :
{3-2 ‘i
‘| “In one of the best hockey fix-

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NE regaled as an n oddlty.— se: ‘seven ‘series for the intci-league

championship 3-2

 

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The. ara, will hé staged. in the
Civie, Centre: and seat prices will
Tange © according . to proximity
and view. of: the. ring.

: : Fighters: participating and
their. welts will: be * announced

later.
~ Elks OORP
Plan Bonspiel

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Don Wana-
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“SAL. Elks with ‘curling ex-

nS perience are asked to register’ .
‘| their. names -at: the Lodge so

that ‘the: drawmaster can bal- ~

ay | aneé rinks evenly. with those
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Point of Cup.

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moved.

played .. here,
broke a 2-2 deadlock in the last
‘}minute of play on a Canadian

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‘Spokane now leads the best of

with one
game ‘ted,
- The Flyers. need a tic to wrap

up. the series, If Canadians win

dn: Vernon today the eighth and

deciding. game: will

also be

{Played here Wednesday.

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“third |
~ [tanking middleweight, ‘boxer,

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“weight ‘Arthur King of -Toronto
in-a 10-rounder here tonight and
“| the odds-makers, not surprising-
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favorite. ;

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and three draws in-his.62 ‘starts
and.has ‘never been knocked out.
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MEMBERS ,OF NANAIMO
-Curling Club receive appropri-
ate.‘tributes from their hus-
bands on their return home
from. Saskatoon where they
won the, Western Canada
women’s. championship, From |
front. the curlers are: Mrs,
Edna. Quinney, Mrs, Sylvia
Koster, Mrs, Pat Good, and
Mrs, Marg Fuller, skip.

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wae | Curlers Parade Around le

ma AS Spiel Officially: Opened

-To the: skirl, of the pipes of the’ 120th Independent ‘Field
Batlorys-RCA (M): hand, more than 150 curlers paraded around
the ice at ’Prinen,. Rupert's Curling Club Saturday. afternoon as
the city’s: Marine Bonsplel was declared, officially open,

Before throwing the opening’ -

rock; Mayor George B, Hills ex-
tended the welcome of the city
to: Visiting, rinks,

In reminding the curlers this
was'the city's first Marine Bon-
‘{splel, Mayor Hills commanted:
"We've reeolved coe operation so
fry as the weather Is concerned,
There's Just. as much Marine
ttmosphore. outslde as there 1s
n :

"It scoms to me, in looking
around: here,” the Mayor added,
‘that this is a Socla) Crodit-
Liberal-COF Idea of a co-oper-
ative so far ag curling ts con-
cerned,”

Curlers Uned up along the
rink's edyo to sweep the Mayor's
rovk to its gonl, Holding the
offlelal broom was Curling Club
president: Bobhy Ruddorham.

Mr, Rudderham made a short
speach welcoming all curlers

FeO poLomrm Deere ete enn en: 8h wee

LONDON (Routers) — Rodilts of
fughy Union ghines In Britnin Sate
lrday)

InlorKevler Tornatore
Army MH, RAP 0. '
(huh: Niches
Wookdenth 36). Bedford -14
Londen #24, Aberdeon U8
London Way Neath
Poulinos V1, Ohatham 16

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Abortiilory.0, Oraqn K 0
' Aldershot. 6 Bld, Wis 0
dirkon hor 4, Nort uinptan Q
Bridgend 0, Mneatog @
Wrlalot V7, Nawheilga a
Curatt a, Glenvannter fl
Gaven An, Fylde 0
Hxotor - ‘) Oholtonham 10
—Waldontar 1, Nunentay 0
“Lydney O, Often a
Monloy 4d, TWuth d
dwhart #1, Leuelly
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Tredand Ae Oxford Woh.
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and especlally the visiting rinks,

Speaking to them In particu-
lat, he sald he hoped they'd
have an enjoyable time, take ad-
vantage of all the events ned
up for them, and go home with
a few trophies,

EnterlainmenL Committea'

chairman Jack . Skellen told
the out-of-towners that he was
sure they would want to come
back for the next Marine Bon-
isplel,
; Timeee of the ceremony was
Art Murray, who, In intreduein
the Mayor, commented thut
there had been a report to. the
police of a character perform.
Ing alrange acts In an alloy,

"Th turned out it was Mayor
TNs practicing to throw the
first rock,” he joked,

Reguiar’ curling resumed aftor
the Opening coremony,

 

Fontyprldd 1, Bridgowator 8
Pontypoal fy Ahoraven 14
Awanaot 20, Wanps
Porlamouth (4, Wehmond 9
Waterlan 6, Harlequtna i
Worton 0, Panarth 4
Healnurgh AQ, Udinhurgh Wet
Cinagow High 0, Watsonians i
Btownrta 0, Herlota 6
Camborne fo, Recut 0
Taunton 14, London it 9
Torquay A 10, Devenport a

Why Lea Canes
Harrow 48) Tashdale Wy
anne IG, Datoy 0
Thramloy 6, Oldham i
Custloford 18 HU Ke aE +
Dawbury {0 Headford NM,
ard 0, Gb Helonn to”
Tha 9, Leeds 4
Tlunwlot Hy Bwlintany 11
Livorpool 0 19, Lotgh oI

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Woakoflold 1 90, Kolghtoy : n
Wan ab, TMalitax 9 ut

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Though Plante’s shutout ‘won, ‘him the’ ‘Venina” and $1, 000 |
Saturday: the evening's goaltending honors .went to Hawks’ Al

Rollins.

“ping 50

It was the highest nufnber’ of. shots fired ab f goalie ina
single ganie: this season, .

Bernie (Boom Boom) Gcoffrion; Andre Provost and Maurice ,

Riehat d

Rangers continued to hold a spell over’ Boston Saturday aS

they wo

They are the only teain to have a winning margin agains, Boston
over the schedule, °

New York scorers were “Andy Hebenton, Andy Bathgate and
Danny Lewicki with two,’ Vie Stasiuk. scored two for Boston.

Sun

the Hawks who butst out wilh four in the second after A score-
less opening: period,

For.
chur an

Hawks player has gone sinee Doug Bentley . scored 33 in the

1942-43
Guy

Foley scored, for New York,

The
Rangers

Complete Reverse Over I 95 6

" Another regular season of Western Hockey League. play be-
came history during the weekend, as both the Const: and Prairie
Divisions finished: up their schedules,

Brando

Lucien Dechene, the goal-tender
who has kept their goals-against
average the lowest in the league,
but ran all over Winnipeg War- |
riors 10-4 at Brandon,
At Sealtle, the Americans had | jinto fourth place in. 1958-56 by
200;year-old Don Hamilton
Melville, Sask., substituting for | third-place this year, was sec-!
regular goalie Bmile Fr ancis, out ond, Vv
with a dislocated shoulder, and
managed a 4-1 victory over Vic- son is in marked contrast. to
toria Cougars.
In other Saturday night ac-year |
New Westminster Royals | Reger ra em nn

NOTICE of CHANGE of SCHEDULE

PRINCE RUPERT — TERRACE BUS SERVICE

THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL, TAKE EFFEC CT ON APRIL 28th, 1957. :

umped

bout a

from the final results of the!
1955-56 season. : |

On the

10 points up on second- -place |
Edmonton this year while Cal-
“gary came in third and Winni-
peg ended up out of the playoffs |
with slightly more than one. |
half of the Re-tls' po:nt tolal.:
| ‘The previous season saw Win-
nipeg edge out Calgary for first
in the “show’’ position, Saska-
place while-Edmonton came in!
toon, which . folded after hast |

the
Canucks 7-3
3,400 home fans, and Calvary
Stampeders handed Edmonton |
Flyers a 3-1 defeat on Calgary |
ice,

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The lanky nelmnder put. on. dn incredible display,

stop-
shots as the Habs poured ition: +

seored—one in each period—fot; Montreal. .

n their cighth in 14 games this season with the Bruins,

day New York-needed a three- -goal third period fo Ue

Chicago it was John Wilson, John. McIntyre, Eddie Ka-
ad Eddie Litzenberger—his 32nd, the highest any Black

season,

Gendron, Dave Creighton, Dea Prentice and Gerry
Foley’s at 17:43. gave them the tie,
playoffs begin Tuesday in Detroit, and New York, ‘The
face Montreal, the Bruins are ens the Wings.

i; his Year’ 5 WHL 5 tanding .

‘By The Canadian Press — \

n ‘Regals were. minus! ene fete meee ess er

season, was: four th and Brandon
ififth.

| The. coast section showed the
tsame reverse, Seattle was edged

 

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ancouver’s lead last sea-!

its fourth- place standing thist:
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