The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs, Mar. 8, 1962.
SPORTS FRONT
By PIUS CALLAGHAN
The Royals In A Breeze
SANDY'S Rertts ne got rid of Saint John Oilers in their flash for the New ick-Prince Edward Island senior hoc- i it first two of the series in Saint John,
After e games in Pr tniy fashion in their
Sports Arena. Folks who
WE HAD heard wild rumors about how tough would be in this series just. concluded, Probably started these rumors were sincere in their utterances. were, however, a far distance astray because the couldn't measure up to the Royals. Sickness kept us away from Monday’s 9-1 shellacking but we were told the score was cer- tainly no indication of the play. We. mate it Tuesday night and we want to exclaim that Royals the five-goal spread over the visiting Oilers, ne “po time did we have my doubts about the outcome. Especially in the first session ended 2-0 for Royals were Oilers hopelessly outplayed.
We Disagree
WE DISAGREE with those who insisted the Oilers were as good a club as the one that forced Old Spain Penguins to the limit. a year ago. Gone are those two stalwarts on defence. Frank Shepherd and MacKinnon. Their departure left the Oil- ers weak on the blueline corps and Royals surely took advantage
ess, f ‘then the Royals of March 1962 are a much better club than the Penguins of 1961. We don’t think last year’s Penguins will argue too strenuously on this point. ae we —, roe = them make same statement on numé tak! the Royals are solid. They bump with ra enthoriyy ond
Robert Cleroux. a Can-
at ON WAY TO WIN
scheduled 10 round bout here | stop the fight at the end of
In World
By CARL FLETCHER
Canada Is Favored
ema heavyweight champion, | recently. Note the deep cut | the seventh round and award of Geon: pe A | over Logan's right eye which the decision to Cleroux on a in the sixth round of their | caused referee Vern Bybee to TKO. (AP. Wirephoto) U.S. SENTIMENTAL CHOICE ———
Cameron Rink ” Wins Trophy
aoe night the Doug Cameror Be sce aa 11-4 victory eer
in the final lone of the ender vous Trophy competit
This competition. started out | with twen teams and
Ch’ hi |drew from the tournament when ip
twenty two fs | era the unofficial elu champion- \e
By —s SULLIVAN s Sports Edii6r KIT Ont. (CP) — that. He drew in for shot British Columbia and Saskatch-| ing home and got his three. onan Be red triples on the final These were real heart-break- 3d Wednesday night to register ers for P.E.I. and Manitoba, but pmenmdioraie vietories in the drama was still going on e drama-packed sixth round in the Ontario-Quebec battle. of the Canadian curling cham- | Skip Bill Armstrong of Que- Pionship. Each took advantage bec was behind 98 coming of misses by opposing skips to /home and laid down what ap-
to @ perfect guard “Bite A Coharatia barely got | biting inside the 12-foot ring for Prince Edward
less Quebec rock in the Bland ‘98 for its top-place $1 | eight-foot ‘circle Every person won-lost record in the ll-prov- in the building was prepared to ince round-robin championship | give Quebe to send that winds up Friday. Saskatch- | the game into extra end but skip won a 75 thriller over | Bayne Secord of Ontario deliv. Manitoba. ered a runner that crashed both ‘And while these games were Quebec rocks out to count two going on the defending cham- for the win, | lon alberta 1 rink from Edmon-| Alberta took the ice for an only four ends to | apparent cake - walk against defeat battling ‘Newfoundland | Newlomdlses but 260 - pound rink 10-8 for its fourth ‘victory | skip Hec Gervais needed all his in five games against one loss. cunning to pull this one out Saskatchewan, Ontario ‘a Scotia skip Jim Florian New wick follow with four |had plenty of trouble with, hie victories and two defeats each. stones, After, a dead-end first, | Ontario had to fight all the way | Florian wicked a guard coming |to beat Quebec 11-8 and New | home with New. Brunswick ly: | Brunswick, clobbered 13-3 by | ing two. Hap Mabey drew in for | Ontario this afternoon, hounced | three ‘and from: thet point on back with a sound 11-7 triumph never was seriously threatened onset re Scotia, Florian had only a couple of UPSET misses in his afternoon round pl Nova Scotia fink from against Saskatchewan and took | Dartmouth, which p ma-| advantage of jor upset ip iio ante ee by | lapse by skip Richardson to Beating Saskatchewan 116, | count three in "the ninth and go | never was ae against Harold into an 84 lead Makirs ae tar See That was the break he needed Northern Ontario had a sixth- and he drew in beautifully and round bye. continued his mastery over the | A big crowd of 5,429, said by | westerners for the remaining | officials to be the largest to three ends. | witness a curling game in east-| The fifth-round loss was the en Cal in an uproar | Second for the 1956-60 Canadian throughout "che fourchour’ pro. | and world champloas ts this 10, garie round - robin champion-
smoking 47-year-old curler from Trail didn’t need any more ti com-
ere not too anxious to try taking liberties with = ae Ralph Josey and the rest of those rearguards. Reev not only proved a great defenceman in the series but he hale a
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. the Allied Travel Bureau in (CP)—Canada was rated the West Berlin refused to grant
travel permits to the East Ger- logical favorite but the United mag team.
lings. | ‘The presenaions were made Seecerentad Manitoba by Doug Hill, Members of he | Played a strict knockout game winning rink a waiting for a miss and it de- a match of
ship. The triumph jova | Scotia’s second.
In other games, Ontario burst the New Brunswick bubble with
oal fic time offensively and climaxed things with a three-g¢ ae Monday night. When Royals led 20 Tuesday ae Ralph Josey had set Alf Flanagan up for the first goal and fi
the second one himst
No Pushovers
WE AREN’T going to start eens the Royals to win the Maritime aoe ip. However, anyone who thinks these Nova Scotians will come in here Saturday a and run away With the Frizzellmen have anothes
The vals
ers on a “lineup ty earner hive ie HEM erred pers poteraay meee be ey eee, wating beg be. foolish notians running through the heads of the Royals. They realize hat shoal be However, they coming he easy ousting of the
Local fans are likely to see a stern battle here Saturday nightne these. determinsd Frisselimen tho supposedly
ona from, Nova Scotia. We making a call on the Soa but we can’t see he vals ing dwn fo ele! wih te bitterest kind of
tal you?
Ice Races Wed.
One of the larges crowds of the or) was in attendance for the Victoria Driving Club sponsored ice racing program at North River causeway yester- day afternoon.
‘The fastest time on the
final trip of this feature, Officials . were as foll driver of gate starter — Ike Moresi
anes recap -C¢.
® | Polonaise (cempoel)
1 ie ( 2 2/feated Souris Legion 64 at | went the route in 90.2, 25 of a Kitmat itty (Smith 3 6| gearts, ig second faster than Roach Success Joe (Burbine) 6 3/ About 1,000 fans turned out for Titian Ward aera { He this deciding game which Souris | e, | Vivian Strong ( is) he Fi oe protest. Benefit Tilt Granville York (Chappell) 5 7 on the series 24. Times:—82; 31. a Referess for the game were | Polonaise owned by Stanley | Angie Carroll of Slated Mon. Mayhew, Kinkora. sak Gaceas | A Pace Sune Me Ra ietiics wes| The young legs and youth of Esso (Smallwood) 12 3/8 Carver, Butch McGee and Prince of Wales College Welsh- | King Stephen Sim val te foals each, men will be pitted against age | (MacGregor) 2-5 1) MacDonald had two al
id experience when the colle-| Josedale Chief Souris with singles gians face a team of Old Tim-| (Ma 5 1 2) Cheverie and Jenkins. ers ina hockey game at the! Doreen Jollity a} Tierney i the Fiver’ net was Sports Arena Monday night. (i ) 18% the the two roalies
The game is being arranged | Dawn Harvester ’ | with a total of or, hota’ red
) in aid of the current Renter Seal - Vo mgimen : 4 g| at him while Doucette,’ between campaign with all proc go- itchell "1 First period: 1, Fi; + - tng towards the ald of crippled | Angie C (O’Brien) == 6 8 dow) <P cits) 5.9; 2. Souris, B. children. (MacLa:
Welshmen coach Jack Proude| Smith) ioe ina cree ra at | is making arrangements for the| Times:—S1 tg Geniiresll is, (C. tussle and come up . “
; Stephen owned | Peters) 19.21 Penalties, B. Mac- pila Eah de gs ot than bt iy Sumas ‘Roach’ 7" ete major) L, Pan period:,'S. Souris, Che- verie (MacIntyre, Paquet) 1.39; . Mac! (Mac- 18 3.07; 7. Flyers, 6 darn |. Flyers, 23 eLean) 14.- 7 3/26, Penalties, MacLean, C. Pet- 3 6 \ 44 period: 9. Flyers, Dunn 8. 5] (Dalziel) 5.46; 10. Flyers, Carver (Daiscl) 17.5. Penalties Cyril | Cheverig. June | STOPS’ } owned by Russell Quickley, Cape | Tierney 2 wa Doucette 7 9 Uw tH ‘ "Bulldogs Grab 24 * ‘1 /Hockey Series 63 Nine Mile Oréck Bulidogs de. night st North River rink to by | win their best-of seven sem! Royalty; | final series for the W.R. Shaw ‘owned , | trophy 41. we The Bulldogs will now <neet the winner of the Hampshire- in the finals for ae 3 smth ©. ; be the| W- Taylor, E. Smith and J. the! MacDonald. Mdentified) ““Pownal snipers were G. Her ‘ man 3, Mutch and Sheidow.
Big Crowd Sees
Gregor’s King Stephen in the
States was the sentimental
choice as the big clubs in the
14country world hockey cham-
pionships concluded their pre-
waa preparations Wed- lay.
Any doubts that the 12-day | competition would be officially recognized as a world tourn ment were removed when Rob- | ert LeBel of Chambly, Que., |president of the International
lockey Federation, invoked a lire to kill a Russian attempt | to strip it of the championship label.
The Soviet Union and three | other Communist countries with-
\Curling Draw For Montague
Here is the poe curling for today (Thur: 7P. be 1-L, Sinclair vs. E. Clay. Sullivan, K. Mac- | ‘cane D. Clarkson, D. Her- ting vs. H, MacGregor, S. Mac- Donald, Dr. Wm. Macintyre, * * near,
wee 1-6. Stewart vs. E. John-
Pie 2—-At MacDonald, E. Shaw, E. Duvar, R. Ferguson vs. Leon Johnston, P. Sinclair, E. MacLure, Wm. Naddy.
ames: Flyers Advance
Aik 8. Smith, P. ie nae - [Into ‘B’ Finals
| Parkdale Irving Flyers mov- ed into the Island Intermediate 1) B finals last night when they de- |
Cam- eron, skip, Gomes! Dillon, mate. Allison Saunders,
Amold Llewellyn, mate,
The runner up team was skip- ped by Andy Humphrey = Art Ballem, mate, Ralph Ms ‘eae second and Stan Warwick
Galt Terriers are favored to capture the 20th world title for Canada while the strengthened | U.S, club, bulwarked by a. group | of former Canadians, and Swe-
|den are considered’ the , other strong contenders ‘CAME TO WIN’
“We came here to win,” said Canadian coach Lloyd Roubell. |“We fear the Swedish ai American clubs most but we'll give it our best shot. We won't take second place.”
Roubell indicated that his club, which has survived a num- ber of recent minor injtries and illnesses, will be at full strength for the opening game. against
| Finland at .Denver Coliseum,
The following is the curling draw for Thursday at the Char- lente Club.
Tak Rotation) Spares need-
Ice 1~A. Love, J. Burden, . MacLean, A.A. Mcleod vs. MacLaine, ral Atkinson, T. ‘watt lock, Dr.
ae hen oe ies 3 Die MacDotaid: 3: Camm
| U.S. coach Connie Pleban efron, Dr. atic a nen claims his Co has as much po- Gregor vs.
tential y recent American George, Dr. Roberts To 'Mac. enti But we re untried a! Innes. *
8. Ice 3 J. Gorrill, M. Bell, Watbesests H. Thomas vs, i — Leclair, Dr. Higstos,
team and we'll just feel our way ¢.
along game by game. If we can
get past Sweden turday we'll be all right.”
The U.S. meets Norway in its | opener at the Broadmoor World | Arena tonight.
Swedish coach Arne Strom- berg, whose club meets Switzer- nd Friday in its first match, les. modestly that his club can’t win, But he says his team is better than last year’s squad | because of the return of for- wards Nils Nilsson and Lars Lundvall who missed last year’s en tournament in Switzer- land because of injuries.
In the only game scheduled Wednesday night, Switzerland defeated Austria 9-4 to gain the eighth and final a in the |championship group A round- robin. Austria will Sua in the
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ie 1 Ed Tanton, R Jones, T. White, S. Beaton vs. L. Wellner illan, H. Douglas, M.
Reeves. Ice 5 D. O'Rourke, Rourke, Dr. Hooper, C. bell vs. D. Cameron, G. Sillon
A. Saunders, A. Llewellyn.
8:30 OLD SPAIN
Ice 1 Dr. Webster, H. MacLen- | nan, R. Burden, B. McLenni
vs. B. Boyles, J. MaCarron, S.
Me ae
Brace, B. Stanish vs. N. ‘Ball, M. MacDonald, R. MacKenzie, D. Reid.
Ice 3 Opes
ge 4.8. Lavers, De Lots D.
McKenzie, F. Morgan group B consolation round. Gian ' Bazzi and Fritz Naef each ea Gil, A Wilson, G. scored three goals for the Swiss. . the event of a tie for first | Ice 5 K. Kennedy, A.E. Pier-
e in the final standings, goal Averages will be ‘used to deter: | mine the world champion.
B. O'Rourke, P. cee MacInnes, F. Sam}
? SPORT ECHOES
By Norman Macdonald Bureau of The
‘CURLING DRAW |B Ernie Richardson of Re.
er» | rink Tuesday night.
| cey, C. Huestis, R. Macinnes vs. | ci]
veloped trategy. r ends were|@ scorching 13-3 victory, Mani- | blanked, all deliberately, and | toba doubled the score on win- |the Norm Houck rink from less Newfoundland 10-5, British Manitoba was ahead 54 ‘olumbia beat Quebec 9-5 and oan fouck-—who “had | Northern Ontario edged Prince played ‘bellliantiy up to thet | Edward Island 1-10. point—missed with his first rock | B.C. ON TOP setting up Saskatchewan for a After five rounds British Co- lumbia was on top of the stand- ings with a 41 won-lost record. perfectly and | Alberta and Manitoba were Houck’s cot ne + home rock | next, each with 31, and Saskat. | chipped ‘atchewan | chewan, New Brunswick, North- | stone onto one of his own. Rich- | ern Ontario and Ontario followed ardson drew in for the three, | with three victories and two de, Houck’s misery was equal to feat: that of skip art Burke of Char-| “We all did well throughout lottetown. He led British Co-| the game.” Florian said after |lumbia 7-6 going home but he | the win. “We missed a few shots chipped one of his own stones, —————__
fr Shas" © 8 BS. Buck Whitlock
Skip Reg Stone, the cig: ~ Calls Practice League Playoffs Playing coach Buck Whit- lock has called a practice for
Get Underway ai members of nis Royais
this evening at 7 o'clock at the Playoffs for the Lloyd M: ts en in reparation trophy got underway w: ame the
Phail with | for the double header at North River | Royals. Sona “Seatla chan ser- {he,, Maritime” Sentor the Sports Arena
Dunstaffnage edged Fairview crown” at |s4 in overtime in the first game Sunday Re oe ica a best of three semi-finals %
with Caffin Teading the ‘inners ae tan
| accuecromesten meebo ot ee lib Juvenile Tilt Goes Today
here. ‘irview snipers were Mc- st | uacnpeuare and Milton ended up| PWC 5-1 in favor of Hampshire. | Abies tangle tod Scoring;
econd contest between
Juveniles and Juvenile
mae jue, 2, O'Halloran and Mac- Saint ring for the winners were | Dunstan's rink at 4 o'clock in Smith 2. Campbell, Wilson and the third round of MAHA pro-
Godtre: vincial Juvenile playdowns, Frizzeil counted the lone Mil-|" Earlier PWC ‘ousted. ‘Borden ton marker. and the Abbies sidelined Souris,
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to sudded-death overtime at [cine Stadium last evening, or
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strategy backfired as Nova Scotia counted two in the lith and walked off the ice with the big win when Florian knocked out a Saskatchewan rock for
shot. Richardson. with no hope of winning, didn’t throw his last stone and Nova Scotia counted
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Richardson was wide on an attempted takeout of a Nova Scotia freeze rock in the second
end. He missed a wide-open draw with Nova Scotia lying one, enabling Florian to dra in for two coming home on the sevent!
Richardson got those two back in the eighth, but messed things up in the ninth that started him on his way to defeat.
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