Bowling

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Empires A. Sentner 185 195 135 E. MacLean . 67 121 1145 A. Warren 13B 200 123 B. ow 1'16 90 171 C. -Webster 144 104 155 aotal-ﬂlsdl, now In! F. Mutch . . . . . . .. 150 227 224 ~ ~- ~ s: 113 . . . . _ y . . 15a 131 1oz W 0 A d S D A. Putt/arson 104 7o 124 p‘ t ' n t‘ unstan S Low Score ..... 61 Total-2l58. June Bugs I. Lafferty .. 221 178 J. Dillon . 148 154 J. 121 113 L. 144 101 A. 156 96 199 15g Tonightg this night when the lioc- 179 1'12 ey tld-oit of the season will be dish- ed out. to htuigry hcckeyiaiisof the

High single: F. Mulch 227. ‘ H1311 lill€€. F‘. Muich 610, Rebekah League

E ‘itirciniy ll 1 a as 204 d“

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' Lumber __ 14g 93 21g Last night both 581115 oi learning V Burns .. 1.36 103 121 were all bet up over the game and

‘WI-h - 145 199 151 indications are that tt wildly- T€é‘.“"_1850 cheering lot of students, all with

M Uuva 148 121 implicit, lalih in their teams, will

J MHLLAEQ“ 171 19g be on hand to watch the two even-

B llllllllltiill 148 117 ly matched squads dec;d4=, which is

H. ‘lime? 19° the better squad.

W‘ “w” not; teams have been ‘actlsln '1‘0tai-l_'l69. 1 y l“ F‘ Dumb no“, strenuously since their last tussle

I, 1.1811011.» . . . . 101 161 141

D. Hoover . . . . . . .. 167 165 173

R. WhllC . lad 101 105

E. ltiacnierson so 132 15.1

C. r wn . . . . . .. 108 138 1 "1otal—2083.

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A. Seniner . . . . . .. 193 151 160

A.- Thornton '19 145 106

M. Biondon . ' 114 '12

Low Score .. 107 105

Low Score .. 132 1J3 ‘ioial-YITI.

High single. M, Dover. 217. High three, E. Mitchell, 570.

(‘,.N.R. League Bridge and Builders.-

J. Martin 280 228 179 G. Swan 196 1'10 183 J. Doyle 153 123 172 I2. Goss 195 118 M0 H. Douglas 168 239 180 Total-2779. R0b0S.'— C. Doyle 190 150 227 C. Craswell 130 152 174 , J. Herrell 103 154 175 C. McDonald 113 209 143 A. Martin 152 206 210 Total-2488.

High Single, J. Martin-EGO. High Three, J. Martin-687. Strikers:-

J. Strain 134 168 2'70 G. Nelson 211 211 113 S. Duncan 160 144 175 O. Young 101 104 117 C. McLean I43 180 211 Total-MM. C.N.C.S.:-- C. Wood 155 1'73 179 J. Peoke 233 185 117 G. McPherson 156 191 125 F. Doyle 150 228 256 R. Bradley 191 133 150 Tota1-2561.

High Single-J. Strain-110. High Three-C. McLean-HQ.

Tonight. at Silo-International

League-Tanners vs. Stanley Steam- OX1.

Skide School Sports provide Lots o_f__t_hrills

_ The annual school sports of the High School childmn were held _on Friday evening in the Crystal Rink and was largely attended by parents and friends. The sports were in charge of Mr. Lidstone and Mr. baloney. teachers oi the High school.

111010 W215 3. 18.2KB DTOKIBHI 0f racss with a 200d entry oi boys and

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The prize winners are as follows:

Boys 6 years old-Eldon Chaisson. ﬁrst: Reins Phillips. second.

Girls 6 years old-Phyllis White. first; Florence Whi ._sccond.

Boys 7 years-l ilison Richards. 2 Ronald MacArthur, 3 Walter Burns. misoyjs hi; yyears-l Billie Stewart. 2 , o nson.

gays 9 years-l Mark Delaney» 3 c. Arscnault. 3 B111 Nicholson.

Girls 7-8-9 years-l Barbara Con- rucl, 2 Marlon Swartsman. 3 R8516 . . arl he.

“goats 1&0 years-l Lﬂylﬂﬂ 501m?’ manf 2 Louis Wedge, 2 Parker Crockett. '

Girls i0 years-l Bertha Huestis. 2 Dorothy Daiey- 3 {felon Strizht.

Boys ll years-l Alan Stewart. Z Aui-ele Bellini-101‘. 3 B01101’ Gall-

Girls ll-IZ-l Dorothy Ellis . 3 Mary Pope 3 Gloria Bell,

.Bo_vs 12 years old-i Henrv A1‘- seiiault. 2 Stanley Deighan. 3 Robert Romcke.

Girls 13-14-1 June Ramsay. 3 Connie Conrad. 3 Mary Palmer.

Bgys l3 yours-l Albert Vincent. 2 I-llfwitlfd‘ xlJ/Iiwllqﬂlilihnftix 3 Auibrey’ Ga an . owe ucs s.

Boys l4 years-l Don MacNeill. I Preston MacAusland. 3 Jack Kelly and Ivan Strizht.

"j. Partners Skate Race-l Durant jmd MacMurdO.

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Clash In Deciding Game Of Series At Forum Tonight

M3 166 city with prince of Wales and

st. Dunstans clashing 111 the third and deciding gauze ior the inter- collegiate titie tvith bc.h squads with a victory apiece to their cre-

azid both are confident of being returned the winners. One squad l: bvuud w be disappclnted each realizing this will go L11 out frtwn the opening whistle endeavor to fret into the seat and then hold it

Last WlIdIl€Sd.!1"S game tlirilioi‘ from start to finLsh. T0- niglit with evcrytlrng at stake the learns are ready to excel themselves and frcm here it loo-ks like a toss- up lust which squad will tomorrow sport the intercoilegfate title.

The game will get underway at 11:15 sharp. Be in your seat early so as not to miss any of the fast action that will 1w in sore for you.

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wore present. to see the four Bud- long colts stage their laud and they wereuiot disappdniezi in the three heats raced. Although Marjorie was returned the winner neverthe- ies the finishes our». close with all the colts she-wing surprising

good manners in what was their

first race.

Vics One Carrie Away

33 From C. 3.11. L. Title After

8-3 Victory Over Miners

i Desbicns and Charlie Phillipa were the scorers.

Sparkling gcaltending by the veieran Jimmy Foster played a oig part in the North Sydney win. Twice he kept his net clean while the Vics were two men short

SYDNEY, 115., March 2-(CP)- The red-hot. North Sydney Victor- ias advanced to wilhin a game of the Cape Breton Hockey League championship tonight by soundly whipping Glace Bay Mners 8-3 for their third win in the best-in- oeven final series.

The round now stands at. 3-1 in games for the Northsiders, the un- derdcgs when they started the playoff against Miners, who led the league schedule by c. wide margin. Winner of the series moves into the Maritime final.

Six of Vics‘ goals tonight were provided by the startingﬂirie of Bill Sneider, Johnny Gagnon, re- instated pro, and Lude Check, picked up from the eliminated sydney Millionaires. Check snip- ed three goals und had a hand in two other; for a five-mint total.

Sneider got. two goals and two assists, and the veteran Gagnon helped himself to a sintrle tally and

_ helped out on three 03.1315. Gollat

and Lzmgellc got the other North- side goals. both unassisted.

Vics were ahead all the way after Check rang up the game's first goal 1:1 the eight-h minute. Vics banged ln iiwo mom grals before Miner! scored in the second and then rolled up threc more before Miners got their second late in that period.

‘The lost period saw _V'cs gut- acore the Coaltowners 2-1. Only one of lifiners‘ three goals were scored while the winners were at full strength. Vince Gallagher, Hit

SUMMARY First Period

l-Ncrth Sydney, Check (Gagnon, 62

Sneider) '1:

2—North Sydney, Gollot 15:24 Penalties-Sneider, Cooper (Jheck.

Second Period

S-Nortli Sydney. Check (Sheld-

er. Gagnon) 3:22

l-Gl-ace Bay. Gallagher (Cooper,

Bairdi 4210

b-Ncrih Sydney, Gagnon (Check) 5:72

6—Nfr.h Svdncy, Sitcidei" (Gag-

noni 5:22

‘l-Norlh Sydney. Sneider (Check,

Boothmani 13:02

ll-Glare Bay. Desbiens (Cooper)

— Hamnlkn, Gallagher, ltfr-Phorson, Check.

Third Peﬂod

B-North Sydney, Check (Lang-

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lfi-Nrrih Svfncy. Lanoelle 6:54 ll-Glﬂce Buy, Plrillirps (White)

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Pcr""‘rs - Phillips 2. Desblenl, Vvhiie, McPi-mson, Boothmsn.

Islawn-c-Imlﬁiurlorls Opening Games At Dominion Bonspiel

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‘* By Harold Atkins Canadian Press Staff Writer

QUEBEC. March 2—(OP)-'I‘he ranks of the uniieieawd in the Macdonaldk Brier ‘Tankard thin- ned out to three rinks tonight as Manitoba, New Brunswick and Ontario won their sccand round matches to keep their records spotless for the first day of play l-n the Canadian Curling Champion- ship.

C-ainixig an even break on the day's ploy. along wi h Northern Ontario and Alberta, was Prince Edward Island. Aficr losing in the first round the Civrloi-tetoivn team skipped by W. R. Cnrkshank won 12-9 over Quebec's renroscnia- tive-a i-luntingdcn four skipped by J. A. R065, Jr.

The first two rounds found Que- bec, British Columbia and Nova Bcotia without victories.

Quebec worked its way lo a 6-3 lead over Prince Edw~rd Island in the first six ends, Put the Islrnders caught up with a three cn the sev- enth end and they went ahead l0

stcy m the eighth with n. linqic.

First Round Result!

Manitoba 031 011 011 150-ll Nova Scotla. 200 100 100 001- 5

Quebec 004 000 000 200- 6 New Brunswick 510 111 124 011-18

Ontario 001 210 111 201-10 Saskatchewan 120 003 000 000- 8

B. Columbia 011 011 201 031-10 N. Ontario 200 250 020 200-13

Second Round Results

Saskatchewan 310 110 010 310-11 Alberta 002 000 201 001- 8

Nova Scotla. 100 200 331 030-13 Oninrio 012 013 000 403-14

New Brunswick 053 100 4112 101-l‘! B. Columbia 100 031 010 010- ‘I

Q1100” 002 211 000 300- 9 I’. F. L- ‘ - l?“ 'M0'018"“l1-l2 Nlqniinbw. 030 20.‘! 133 040-18

N. Ontario 102 010 000 204-10

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Nancy fourth.

The third and final heat ms a ,, battle all {the way. between Addie if?“ 5°“ M“ m 1°" qnd Mariorfe with Addie coming cm; fast at the wire to edge out the whims i/wo heat. winner by half a length-derivay.

Marjorie

Budlong wins Bi

Match race

Marjorie Budlang, Myron Bell's promising three year old pacer and

driven by Ike Morejde yesterday captured the big colt match race staged on the hrbor ice as sne

captured the first two heats of New Bmnsmck the race before icing nipped at the wire by Addi." Budlcnz in the final heat o! the day.

A good sized crowd of spectators

‘Ihey got may on one second

score for the first heat and half _

way down it was very close but in the last eighth Marjorie pulled in- to the lead to win by o, length ov- er Addie Budlong driven by Len UNI-ram. Frisco Budlcng driven 11y Austin Tierney was third with Nancy Budlong teamed by Frank d Wheatlcy fourth. In the second heat it appeared mam u. short distance from the wire that by u. Frisco Budlong, who was trotting finals very fest, might take the heat but Frisco jumped it off to fall back ces to meet New Arman in the fi- wiih Marjorie main the winner, "Rl-‘l- The first 881119 in this series Addie second, Frisco third and ‘V111 be Dlﬂyed in Bedeqlle Rink 0n y night and the match is vlbﬂtcd with a neat deal of in-

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UBBEO, Much 3-401’)- Staziding in tn Canadian Curling hem-pionsiilp Bonspiel . rounds: Action in big lots was furnished when seven boxing bouts. between members was staged. All the m

three-round affairs were night had his opponent in d'ffi- J culties early and after about two minutes of fighting Rkfei-ee Flt. Lieut. Robins awarded Moore the bout on a. technical kayo.

L.A.C. Williams and LAC. Paw- iey both of station headquarters brstling three round show with Williams the aggressor all the way winning by a decision. L.A.C. Hoines put up a. great cour-

wide open from start to finish and as a. result the big crowd present saw siugfests in each and every

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from the South Shore League play. sht. The game ended -5 victory for the Middleton which was forced all the way e Freetown team in the semi- played in Bedegue rink. 'I'he Middleton team now advan-

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