Friday. Feb. s. 1957 The Ekuardinn Page 7

6 Teams Stili

SPORT ECHO55 Aces' Comeback Hits Snags

The Aces were well on their way to a comeback when Park- daie Plyers put in an appearance again. We were all set to cele-

ln Running N! S0 hrate the return of the prodigal. but Orin Carver wouldn't play the

QRIDGP-WATER. Ns. tcrl - role at the fatted call. So the .ix teams out of 24 were still in Ace5' vim”-y 3;,-in mi. um, tfselhreuiirmi S'l;ltpi;sdaiim:;terp::n :tItitu:dlI'i tie up I pacltasc eon- o cu c - ana a co . Pi0nSiAtidnears the finals at the T "M. of "ram" "CW Ti xewater rink. Wcstville. The Arms are really playing I RCN Cornwallis. Truro and Green- hemp, mm pmgmu 3,.-".4 .1 W004 Wm-' dropped from the dou- hockey. but they ran into hard ble-knockout competition earlier luck, 11", 1...; Gun; and, .5. Thursday in the. 10th round an gugpeuga hf mg "mg, R W. 5immins' Bridzewatcr and then Lorne Henaemy. their rink It-ti the pack with four wins playing ma;-ii, 7.. in an; "1 and no losses alter defeating out tor um gnu... omltltgplgg Grant Nevllle's lligby entry 1544 all this. their 4-2 detest at the in the ninth round. J. .l. Chrls- hands at Parkdale wasn't exactly tlan's llalifax ltlayllowers topped a disgrace. Westvllle 12-9 in the same round to move into second place with Summerllllie fans will be sorry three victories and no defeats. to hear of Lorne Hennesiiey's tn- Dlgby and Lunenburiz are tied Jury. Lorne made a lot of friends for third place with four wins and in Summerside. He did a good

ONLY THE I57 l3 GOOD ENOUGH...

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Cl-IOCOLATES

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LORNE HENN ICSSICY

one loss. The nigby rink elimin- job of coaching. both with the titer! J. A. Munroe': Westvlle aces and the minor groups. and team 10-R in the 10th round. And his playing helped the Ace cause R. J. Shoulds' Lunenbur; tnur- a lot. He lacked something at the

one at his ulnlltest iielenrit-rs. To us. this xltri of rnndiiri ranks higher than athletir prnws-sit in the highest degree. We time too

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some won a concession from Gerry stature of the other two mem- many temperamental athletes Glintz's truro entry alter the ninth tiers of the "Big Three." Orin whose playing skill is the only end when the score was 10-5. Carver and Buck Whltlock. and thing that rt-commends iilPm. i HCN Halifax. piloted by H. L. there must be is hall dozen or A Crawford, defeated J. N. Craig's more players in tit! 1498309 Who” RCN Cornwallis team H in the play compared favorably with ioth in move into .1 rourilt-place Hennrssew. It is probable that deadlock with Kentvllle. Jarn Pta- Lorne's back trouble was respon- cek led Kentvllle In a 14-it win sible for this. for everyone knows over N. W. Shawrhuk's Grcen- "Mi HPHHEBIGY did 8 (005 lob ill wood entry in the final match of the Atlantic Coast League. the morning. Both teams have a

in any case. Ilennesse has let!

3-1 record.

a very lavarahla impression in Summe nine. He made I this Iiporll ambassador (or his horns town. and If his type in repre- sentative oi the young men in the Capital City. Charlottetown has every right to feel proud.

FDR 5' VALENTINE'S

Sedgman Drops Ken ilosewali

SYDNEY IAIN -- l-irallk Serlrt- We'd like also to pay tribute to

man trounced Ken Rnsewalt 6-2. another Charlottetown boy named

SCHOOLBOY RUNNER-UP - 6-3. 5-1 rhut-may itilvlili in the Don Simmons. Simmons tended

- semi-linals of the professional ti-n- goal lnr Aces at the start of the

Above is the curling rink tti Morrison isltipl and Phillip Mai:- "'5 i"U"”""i'"i til" "V-ti me”-""3 liritsnn but WIS SUSPGTSCGEG bl

Iunitni-i-side High School that was Donald. Sitting are Ned Henthorn h"W'9" "'9 W" Aumall" "'9' TM"? MIN" Who" ""9 Mi l"'"l'

runner-up in the champion P.W.C. and Robert Holman. ?g'l"l:9y::::' .9s':5h9d 5” 'im3i9l"'l lips keg) 0:qa':lI:G.l?it:l0.' II! ' ' - FPS. nn

"Gunmen ioumim. in me mad Gulnun Hot. The victory hoisted St-ilgmsn in- could and was high in his praise

”'m"m in Sunday's title match against or Thane's work. Later when

either Pancho Gonzales or Pancho "Whitey" started to hit the skids

Segura who meet in the other (or a while and some of the lane I semi-final today. started to ride him. Simmons was Nobody Recognized The i World Heavyweight Champ

fnl8 69 we pledged...

”To provide iiic insuraiicc protection

at the lowest cost ctiiisistcnt Schoolboy Curling Championships completed last night at Charlotte- town. This rink was the defend- ing champion. Standina are Art

with sound practice and salcty'

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that deienremall Bmi MarPht-.rsonl

By WHITNEY MARTIN The welterweight division is. wit remain with the club indefi- by the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Can- ada Limited. Maritime Division. These positions

NEW YORK tAPl-We took a holding up pretty well. it has alnitely and that Bob Turner has. offer above average starting salary. training pro-

short trip with a group that in- good. rugged champion in Carmen hecn soot in Rochester oi the nluded Floyd Patterson. But no- Basilio, and several challenge 3 American Hockey League.

hotly recognized the world heavy- who can give him .a fight. M.-,,.ph,g.r5,,,, W35 called up In, wright champion. . There is some middleweight act-. parent National Hockey League a That is no rap against the pre- lvity. too. thanks primarily toiuuh ,. w,...k Mn 1-mm Mom,-1,31

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- . . ,. i-icioiis young man. 8 t it might Gene Fuiim r and Rs Robinson. , . . . ,9) t ,-v N i , 2 hi a gun at the time: in boxing Robinson Wis 0"? Oiyii"-' rennylggiilzilsc iihcjilaggrfii-9: ixckfi izram. (ii-oup Insurance and Hospitalization and '2), n;, - . V A, - .3 . , . luilay. The game is so devoid of great ones, and. till lures tht-. lans.i ' 7 ' ' t t 1 f d. - v ' WW gm” mum” and COMM mu both he andsmumn are eyed? ,llilnrlelflCn'tlf:ir-nceman Dollard St. I enslon Plan and an excelien oppor un ty or it

vancement. Applicants must have completed High School and Senior Matriculation; be under 35 years or age; have a good background and be free to move to any point in the Maritime Provinces. Apply to

pt-rforniers that even the ciiamp- without fear by such batiiers asl Macphm-Sam who played re"; tom in some classes are hazy. Joey Giardeilo. Rory (,alhoun.. L...-iy Wm, canamcns . few 5”. milniclcss figures in the minds oi Spider Webb and Ralph tTiller)i sans amp mrmd in I good mm aiwliililthchmpist ardent fans. Jones. y . .(.,,o,.c in H". fr... games he bu ....'"...:.:.:. i-ii..2”tiSi'&'2lii.”.' ..::;t:.;:::':.":a.:”;1..”t::;'2: wit, it grew Q t ' . ore to cu oun t necessary , I h m t tr ifii”lIZif2"'.iL””3E."?tei in "”””' ””'"”” "i i i .t Mexico and Mario d'Agata he's the on in the class. but in ,1;;;”t;a:3:,:'..;';3”,:,;':,. ”;.'";f,: UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION- tti ittliy. his showing against Patterson that Mr and hc was not - - z . With the retirement ol Sandy docsnt say much for the class. Saddler the featherweight throne Patterson may be a lot better -rr-' it Just an empty chair. Saddler. than some believe. even as great a rough. tough customer stood out. Is his manage . Cus d'Amato. Now nobody stands out. although claims ha is. He has yet to prove' tiliei-If Hamla or France could be it. and right now there isn't much "W man. to prove it against. Ltghtweights'.' A couple of guys Aside from a return "nbinson- named Brown and Smith soon will Fultmer meeting. there isntt a big tight for the title currently held gate in the bunch unless Rocky hv Brown-.loc Brown. The chal- Marciano comes back to meet Pat- Wtgor is Wallacs taudt smith. terson. The "names" which drew mini: formerly held the champlon- lat! fans in the past Just aren'tt t it . t ere. '

goat SNAPSHQIS Tournament Trail As Sole Occupation Lacks Promise

By JACK SULLIVAN d 01

tan yrnplc Association has funadtan Press Staff Writer mp,” .x?putmwtR.d,em.,3:tma:s roaonro ((3?) u it - it W” " W- -- - ,,,.m,,g me am" My w;"e'n' Bernie Newman. manager - coach ,,,,,,,-S M Bud.” "nomad Mo! Canadas gymnas at the 1966 had m”, as pm M 5 wburbn lwehourna games. Bernie said lzolf club to devote his full time C"""" mlmd "'9 50”" by not wild he couldn't do both total "'"P'”''l "3 "'9 Pmrilandl properly. anmplisai tchotltdutgied bytsomi nlad- ' . onsan s ccounry ou, ....?.Z'?"Ai ".1 (.2il”S5:iL”t23.".52I be ."'""'I!””" by Public"! "'1'

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM Till ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1956

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