JANUARY 30. 1952

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

McLain Rink Wins lsti

Round In Gold Cup Event

By Bernard Duirosne

QUEBEC. Jan. 29 -(GP)-Rinks tonight advanced to the quarter- iinsis oi the chateau International mu omega International, thus qulmymg ior competition in the blue ribbon event; oi Quebec's 38th international Bonsplel.

Earlier today. play got under way in the Intemationai Gold Cup .-ompetitlon, open to losers oi tirst.-round games. in the chateau and the Omega. Teams reaching the quarter-ilnais oi cup play, will nzso qualify for the Lieutenant- Governor's section, emblematic oi the bonspiei championship.

Five Ontario rinks dominated iirst round winners in the Gold Cup event. A E. Hartman of Mid- land. Ont.. easily defeated Dr. W. House or Halifax. 13-7.

K. A. Miles oi Toronto High Park rdged Ira Mcllwen oi Montreal Thistle, 10-8. while F.R. Murgat- myd oi 1-iamilton. 0nt., over- whelmed wade Fetzer oi Chicago Indian lilil. 15-2.

Mac Canapinl of Copper Cliff. ny.t., advanced an it deinuit. while li.l:I. Wilson of London. 0nt., d;-oppcd L"!-i. Cote of Quebec Jacques Cartier, 1-i-5.

F. R. llicLalne ci Charlottetown. the only Prince Edward Island rink entered won his first-round zame, dcicnt :' ll .1 C.1n:i iii": Diil'lmOll'll. Ix ” "-'

Other Nora Srotis winners were Norm Raiuse ni Bi".:i:;cw.iiii'. i)l.l W. M. Fleck oi Dsihousle. and E.

W. sprigs: of Hsliisx Msyiiower.

Bliss Wood of Fredericton drop- ped Max Russell oi Pictou, N.S.. ll-11, while Quebec Province. win- ners i eluded J.P.. Laiontslne oi Tibet! d Mines and H.S. Smith oi Lachine.

local Curling Club Schedule

Following are the games in the Piekard Bonspiel. scheduled for today at the Charlottetown Curl- ing C1ub:-

'1 P.M.: Ice 1-Ed Tanton vs. J.A. Fras-

er. ice 2-.l.S. Moore vs. RR. Bell. Ice 3-H. L. Sear vs. Harold Splllett.

Ice 4-W. H. Worth vii. McLaine. 8.45 P.M.:

lee 1-lI.l't. Carruthers vs. E. J. Clarke.

Physical Fitness scheduled for today:

ice 2-W. MaeNeill vs. D. Saun- ders.

Ice 3--C. Mac-Donald vs. E. Mc- lnnis.

ice 4-Open ior scratch games.

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Garrison Rifle league Shioi

In the two matches that were recently iired by the "A" sebum. of the Garrison Rifle League the following results were obtained;

First Match Naizv "A" RCAF. S'slde . 474 5th Slgs Regt 459 C. M. P. 454 455 Individual scores are as iol- R. C. A. F. - LAC. C. T. Hall . 98 FKL W. R. Palmer 96 l-UL G. Hiinsnn 95 AC G. J. McCloske . 93 5RL R. L. Thorburn 92 . 474 Counted out ............................... .. 91 Navy "A"... CPO S. G. Bowlos PO E. W. Anderson LS J. E. Macxr.-nzie CPO L. Llewellyn . CPO A. Costello . Counted out

5th Slgs. Rcgt. "A Cpl. l-2. Mullins OlC L. G. Austin Sit! L. V. MacDonald (WC M. Mcfllocr RSM J. F. Smith

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R. C. M. P. Cpl A. M. Johnston Cpl W. M. Bcziity . Cat W. .i. hi:icDonal Cst C. D. Gillis Cst Skillicorn

Counted out ................................ .. PEI Rcgi. 0iileers-

Capt. E. R. Burke Li. L. W. Ford Capt. R. J. Mnhar . Li. D. Cnmplwli Cnpt. L. G. lilcNcvin

'45s Sr-coml Match

RCAF, S'side 453 Navy "A" .... .. 476 PEI Rent. Oiiicers . 473 R. C. M. . -if-l .')lh Sigs. Rcgt. "A" .. 454

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FIL w. R. Palmer AC G. J. lllcCloskey FXL P. Baudct ..

P0 E. W. Anderson

Counted out ................................ .. 92 I'.E.i. Re-gt. 0iiiceris-

Capt. E. R. Burke ., 98 Capt. L. G. McNcvln 96

Li. D. S. Campbell Lt. L. W. Ford Capt. R. J. Mnhar

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Cpl. Cpl. Csi. Cst. Cst.

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J. Arvay ...... Counted out 5th. Slgs. Regi. "A"

OIC M. Mellie:-r . RSM J. F. Smith . 0lC L. G. Austin

Counted out

Results of the matches in "13" section will be promulgated when all units concerned have submit- lcrl their targets.

League Standings "A" Section

Agg. Tr-am Score RCAF, S'alrlr- 957 Navy "A" . PEI Regi. Oiilccrs R C. M P

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Basketball Record?

MONONA. lav. Jan. 20-lAP)-- Norma Schouiie. a 6-ioot, 4-inch high school senior. scored 111

points last night to set. what may be I girls' basketball single game scoring record. Norma sank 54 iicld goals and three free throws to pace the " team in a 132-12 victory over liar-pcrs Ferry in is girls' sectional tournament game.

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96 W0 J. L, Gram I :, ST. LOUIS. Jan. 29 -iAP).- LAC CV TA Ha” Veteran Harry (Peanuts: Lowrey and rookie pitchers Dick Bakel- counicd out H 93 mann and Kurt Krieger have signed their contracts with st. N", uA"- Louis Cardinals. the club announ- cpo 's. G. Bowles 97 cent today. LS J. E. MarKenzie 96 The Cardinals now have 12 CPO 1.. Llcwcllyn players under contract for 1952. CPO A. Cnslclln .. Lowrey. who hit .303 in 114

1 Up Training Camp .

TORONTO. Jan. 29 -(CPl- Five of the six ilgure skaters who. will represent Canada at the Oly- mpics next month in Olso leitl here today by plane ior Europe. They are: Marlene Smith. Can- ada's senior ladies' champion; Peter Flrstbroolc, men's champion; Frances Daioe and Norris Bowden who won the Canadian pairs crown; and vevi smith. who plac- ed second in the ladies' compe- tition. Ali but Marlene, a native of Niagara Falls. ont.. are from Toronto.

The sixth Canadian sknter is Suzanne Morrow. aslo oi Toronto. now is training in Germany.

Baseball News

ganiea in 1951. is R. candidate ior the Cardinal centreiield post this year. He was used both as an in- fielder and outilelder last year.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29 -tAP)- New York Giants George Bambergcr. pitcher ior ot- tnwa Giants in the International

League last year.

Others to sign were outilelder Clint I-lartung. catcher Ray Katt und infielder Marv Blayiock.

boosting to 20 the Gianls' total or signed players. , Bamberger had an 11-11 record at Ottawa last year.

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The Old Rajah conceded as he prepared to depart that the sitti- ation presents something oi ll puz- zle. There's some tinkering to do. For instance. l-lornsby plans to convert George Schmers. an out- ileltler with Hollywood last season. into a ilrst baseman.

in entusiaaticmomcnih previous- ly, Hornsby said the team had it chance even for the American Lea- gue ilsg this year. That "it's the determination and desire to win that wins pennants."

Veech has maintained than the Browns club as it now. stands is a iiith-place team at its worst.

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