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found fault with

pastel finals” here. some ‘of. his team’s. performance;

| “Our<shooting didn't seem to

to. be some be up to-par,” McDonald said.

“Our girls weren’t as’ co-ordin-

nd: in the. best-of- ated | as they should have been.”

“But - Kitchener ’- Waterloo’s
shooting was off too. We hada
little more . hustle sand» spirit
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They, ed 95- 18 “at half time
and: ‘in: the: ‘third quarter | built
“the: ‘margin to 39-22. Eilers found
“he: competition tightest. in the
first. quarter, ‘when ‘they. could

MEDICINE ‘HAT, Alta; @) —
Kimberley. ‘Dynamiters defeated
Medicine Hat Cantalinis 4-2 be-
fore 2,000 fans. Monday - night
to take a 3-0 lead in games in
their ‘western: Canada intermed-

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For Prince

three-day classic culminate
four of the five trophies.

Heading the honors-‘list was
Prince George’s Evelyn . Baillie
rink who although handicapped

{by an injury to their lead, Frank-

ie Moffet, swept. to the Grand
Aggregate and Second Primary
silverware: and came second in
| the'Grand Challenge event,

Only trophy to stay. in, Prince
Rupert was: the Manson’ s Jewel-
les trophy for'D. event which
was won by the. Olga Newton
rink..

Presentation of: trophies last
night ended almost 10 days con-
tinuous curling’ Jed off by the}.
men’s bonspiel at the new. $60,000
six-sheet curling rink. |.

In A event, the’ Fashion Foot-
‘wear, ‘Grand Challenge” trophy,
‘Prince George's Jean Lewis-rink,
defeated her-home town mates,
Evelyn Baillie 9-6.

After a blank. first end, Lewis
took a single in the 2nd which
was squared by Baillie in the 3rd.
‘Lewis. then grabbed two in the
4th which was again deadlocked
by Baillie in the 5th. Lewis add-
ed singles in the 6th, 7th and 8th
to lead 6-3, Baillie. whittled the
lead in the 9th with two, but
Lewis came back in the 10th with
a single and-in the llth with a
two to leave Baillie facing an 9-6
deficit in the 12th.

Missed Try

Outside rinks | in Prince Rupert’s: Fifth” “Annual
Women’s Bonspiel had a field day yesterday. as the

big in

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Whatman: came back with; ‘or one
in the ninth, and Stewart tallied
with two in. the. .10th:and: 11th
keeping the score, in their favor
11-7. :

with a single inthe’ 12th,

In D event, the. Manson’s Jew-
‘ellers, “Secondary. to. thé. ‘Sec-
ond Primary”. trophy,, Olga‘ 'New-

10 in an exceptionally: close. game
decided only ‘in,.the*.12th. ‘erndd
when the Newton quartet ‘scored
a, three- ender coming: ‘hom with:
her last rock." Ya

_ Johnson led . the’ ‘scoring with
one inthe 2nd end: ‘Newton tal-
lied in‘ the. 3rd. and 4th’ and 6th |
ends to lead 6-1:° Johnsori came
back with cone: ‘in the: ath: and
Newton consolidated’ ‘her. lead: in
the 8th with. two to leave John-
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Consolation

Johnson cime back: with a big
four-end rally in the, 9th to edge
up 8-6 and, went, on to take the
10th with-a_ single, bringing the
score to 8-7. She then ‘went. on
to score a three-ender in .the
11th, bringing the. score. 10- 8 In
her favor, :

In the consolation: event: Ter-
race’s Irene’ Oliver- rink. defeat
ed. Prince Rupert's Alice’ Ritchie
quartet 16-4 in a | game conceded
in the 9th end. - :

Ritchie erabbed : ‘the: Ast: ‘end

Whatinair. compleiga the game

ton edged out Jean Johnson Melo,

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GAME: W ARDENS—Even while chatting: -bef ore: the game, New Yor

koYankbes: manager

- Casey. Stengel” (left) ’ and his counterpart oa. the Chicago White, Sox, ‘Al: Lopez, keep
La their sun- -glassed eyes on the players warm Ing up for the spring training. ‘camp contest

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SARASOTA, Fla, (®—Ted Wil-
liams,:baseball’s hest-hitter and ;
worst ,diplomat, followed. up his:
blast at the Marine, .Corps, the
late Senator” Robert ‘A. Taft wd:
“all those: other phony politic

United States government fo: lis
treatment of Joe Louis, fo:mer

the world,

“Look at the terrible treatinent
Joe. Louis is’ getting,” he suid.

“Here's a guy: who: has’ been a
credit to his race and his country |
‘and: look ‘at the: treatment he's
gettirig. I think it’s a: sham?

“daty ‘and “Tne
thing ‘he can do about it
“Why doesn't the government me back into service fur the seu-
make ‘some sort of a settlement | ond time jn 1952 and that’s ‘he

‘isn't be

with him?
out-the. entire debt.”

* Williams’: criticism

ae ve,

| yernment,

dam former ‘matine captain sald,
‘felt that way when they called:

-Or better yet. wipe;

of the
fans”: today with a:slap at tine, handling of the Louis’ tax case

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way I feel now.. I resented tne:
way they singled. me out because :
I was in. the public eye.
had.no squawk if they had calles
back every-re serve: officer in the :

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FORT WILLIAM ©-=Fort. WIll-
dam: Beavers showed great: im-
provement last night but: stlil
went down to a 3-2 defeat it
the hands of Spokane -Flyers In

‘the socond game of thelr best-

of-seven Allan Cup semi-final,
Flyers, attempting to be the
United States: team. to
caplure:. the voveted — senior
hockey erown, look. the frst
game Sunday 3-1. Third game
will be played here Wednesday
night,

Playing before more than 3.000
hometown fans, Beavers were
elcking on thelr passing attack
but found a ble stumbling blows
in Flyer netminder Johnny Sof-
lak, who turned aside 32 shols,
including 18 In the second pér-
jad, At the other end of the
nak, Beaver goalle Paul Morn
left, little to be desired as he
stopped 31 shots and was well
heaten on the three counters,

Lorne Nadeau, Dave Gordi-
ehuk and Prank Kubasek tallied
for Flyers, while Ernie Onkley
and Morris Saplywy net ved Fort
William's goals.- ve

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seven’ series will be played here
Wednesday night with the fifth,
if necessary, Friday.

. Kimberley -scorers. were Buzz
Mellor with two, Ray McNiven
and Tex Mathews: Medicine Hat
marksmen were Phil Stach and
Ron Moch.° ~

’The: British Columbia champ-

jions led 2-1 at. the end of the

 

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end: but Baillie missed and a
short guard allowed Lewis to lay
perfect guard on a shot :rock.
Third Dingwell drew for second
shot but it was too:short on the
take out to lay the guard. Ding-
well wicked and rolled for shot
‘while’ Lewis missed a try for
double ‘but managed the final
one,

In'B event, the Bill Seuby Furs

 

second and’
| reatehed Medicine Hat's. geal) in| Prince Rupert’s. Janet Waldbauer

“Second Primary” trophy, Prince
George’s Ev Baillie rink trounced

quartet, 15-5 ina game conceded
in the 10th end::: °.-

‘Waldbauer held her, own for
the -first four’ ends but Baillie
gradually drew away and was
never in doubt after the 8th end,

had to curl another final, the
Prince Rupert girls graciously
withdrew.

In C event, the E, A. Smith
|“Second to the Grand Challenge”
(trophy, Stewart's Francis Kirby
rink trimmed Prince Rupert's
Alma Whatman quartet 11-8 in
a victory that was enhanced by
the fact that the Stewart girls
have no rink or ice on which to
| practice.

Staged Rally

Knowing that the Baillie rink]:

Facing a 6-0 blanking in the

with a single but the Qliver rink
rallied with a single.in the 2nd,
two in, the.3rd,'a:four ender in
the 4th, 3 in the 6th and three in
the ith and two ‘in ‘the 8th to
lead 15-1,

Ritchie came back with three
in-the 9th.

Emceeing | the presentations
drawmaster Jack Laurie told the
large audience: on hand that this
was the best curling draw he had
even conducted, ©’

 

one. woman ‘throughout : the
spiel; This is in direct contrast

“I never had a ‘complaint, from |

the way he’s. being. hounded fo:
the payment of his back Ineome
taxes.) 0.

“He'll never be able to pay all
that money he. owes the govern-. ;
ment, : He’s stuck for life. : The |

 

 

to -the’ men’s, bonspiel:

ing of faults than’ T've seen in, a
longtime.” 4

Paid” Tribute

He congratulated the women
on the calibre of their play and
added: “You were making. shots
there thatthe men would be
proud to. make.” :
Mr. Laurie also pald tribute to|
his assistants throughout the |
spiel, Tom Inkster; and {he host !
of others behind the scenes,

After being thanked by: wo-
men’s curling clyb president,
Jean Rivett, Mr. Laurie recelved |
a present ofa nylon shirt and tle |
by honspiel” chairman. Myrtle
Lewis on behalf of the. curling
club for his “tremendous work. i

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Where ||.
there ‘were: more- beefs. and find- ;

SERVED TO PERFECTION

he. had ‘referred’ to Senator Talt!

asa “phony politician.”

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in the 8th to take over the lead
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ners is as follows; = °
A Event, J, Lewis - (Prince
~ | George) Fashion Footwear Grand
>| Challenge ‘trophy, miniatures,
| two plece luggage sets, Second,
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jatures, tea gets. Second, Janet
Waldbauer, miniatures, ‘travel
irons,
C Event, Kirby (stewart) A. B
Smith “Second to Grand Chale
lenge” trophy, miniatures,. sets
purse, slippers, hose. Second,
Alma Whatman, . miniatures,
scotch coolers,

D Event, Olga Newton (Prince
Rupert) | Mansons Jewellers,
"Secondary to the Second. Pri-
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lamps, Second, Jean Johnson,

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