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i. IU if The Ottawa Citizen Feb. 15, 1963 Page 21 IT-i kp1 cny view Just missed perfect end in ladies' final Wood 1'rcpby City View Mrs. C. J.

Folev, Mrs. J. A. Elliott. Mrs.

Milmine. Mrs. F. A. wis.

skip 18 P. i. Macdonald. 10; W. B.

CreiKhton. 9. J. S. Forsyth.

13; R. E. McAskiU. 4 W. G.

Dewar. 11; C. Scott. 7 Fraser, 15: G. E.

Cram, 4. Pat Lid C. A. Narraway, It; J. C.

MrCavour, 7. On Ottawa ice Bruce Stuart Trophy R. D. Buttenll, 11; Dave White. 5.

Tom Kearney. 11: R. H. Beil. 7.

Kideau Mrs. r. front. Mrs. C.

L. Smiin, Mrs. A. Stult. Mrs.

R. S. Rooney. skip I Score by ends: City View 07S 922 llx 18 Rideau 100 100 SSx J. W.

Donning. A. Studd, 5. 1 OF MATERIALS BimniMc Uie.L?ina7 WE ARE MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT 1905 MERIVALE ROAD and we are clearing out our surplus inventory at great reductions. it The closing event, the Bower trophy, saw West Ottawa Granites' Mrs.

C. K. Allen score four in the ninth and another in the final end to register a 9-6 victory over Mrs. Bruce Black, of Glebe. The big end In recording the treasured seven ender, Mrs.

Lewis was lying seven in the house with Mrs. Rooney's final rock resting on the button. The City View skip glanced her final rock off Mrs. Rooney's shot stone sending it off on a near 90 degree angle and ending up out of the house by inches herself Following the one-sided contest, Mrs. Rooney felt that Mrs.

Lewis actually deserved an eight-ender due to her magnificent shotmaking. "It's not that we were that pointed out Mrs. Rooney, "but we are a first year rink and I think we did extremely well in advancing this far in the competition." The closest match of the event occurred in the third-flight Dubuc Trophy event when Mrs. J. A.

Morrison of Deep River picked up two in the eighth end to card a 9-8 decision over Ottawa's Mrs. J. E. Hutchison. Leading 7-3 after six ends, Mrs.

Morrison saw her lead dwindle to one when Mrs. Hutchison picked up a three on the seventh. From here the visitors settled down and added two more on the eighth to outlast the Capital quartet. Score by ends and personnel follow: By Ron Covell Citizen sports writer A near perfect score on the second end by City View's Mrs. F.

A. Lewis started the downfall of Mrs. R. S. Roo-ney's Rideau rink yesterday afternoon at the Rideau Ladies' Curling club.

Mrs. Lewis missed the curler's dream, an eight ender, in the first flight Wood Trophy of the City of Ottawa Granite Ladies' Invitational Bonspiel by one shot in picking up her second consecutive triumph of the 12th annual competition. With Mrs. Rooney's quartet, leading 1-0 after the initial end, Mrs. Lewis unleashed a potent attack that had the plate glass skips reeling.

The experienced master piloted her rink through a five-ender in the following third frame and then garnered two's in both the fifth and sixth ends to walk away with the main event flight. Hudson winner In the secondary flight of the four-trophy competition, Mrs. P. H. Forhan, donor, presented her trophy to Mrs.

Clarence Nelson, of Hudson, Que. In the 10-end match, Mrs. Nelson scored pairs in the fifth, sixth and seventh ends to walk away with the runner-up prize registering a 10-6 triumph over Mrs. O. H.

Skinner, of Royal Canadian Navy. The third flight Dubuc Trophy went to Deep River's Mrs. J. A. Morrison, 9-8 wer Mrs.

J. E. Hutchison, of the Ottawa Curling Club. rw Citijen-UPI staff photo Forhan Trophy Hudson Ma "i'-'laee Barry. Mrs.

L. Spence. k.n. A. Franklin.

Mrs. C. Nelson, skip 10 RCN Mrs. M. E.

Doyle. Mrs. Munriie. Mrs. E.

Lavalley. Mrs O. H. Skinner Score by ends-Hudson 131 022 001 O-10 RCN 000 100 220 1 6 Dubuc Trophy Deep River Mrs. W.

R. Keelv. Mrs. John Gamble, Mrs. Maunse Rioux, Mrs.

i k. Morrison, skip 9 Ottawa Mrs James Hillock. Mrs. C. B.

Mrs. E. G. Wimperis, Mrs. J.

E. Hutchison, akip 8 Score by enfr Deep River 031 OftS 9 OtUwa 200 fill 331 18 Bower Trophy Granite Mrs. M. Rosenthal. Mrs.

D. W. Cockburn. Mra. Lorn-Murphy, Mrs.

C. K. Alien, skip 9 Glebe Mrs. Edward Mial. Mrs.

Stewart Fmelater. Mrs. R. E. Harp.

Mrs. Bruce skip 6 Score by ends: Granite 210 010 004 1--9 Glebe 001 102 110 4- 6 Service Bonspiel Main event Mrs. H. Sparrow, Up. Mrs.

R. Gain. RCMP. 7. Mrs.

E. M. Common. Up. 10; Mrs.

M. G. Parker. RCN. 5.

Mrs. G. Shaw. Up. 11; Mrs.

L. Schoor, Up. 10. Mrs. L.

Thurston. Rock. 9: Mrs. R. Phair, RCMP, 8.

Consolation H. Stewart. Rock. 11; Mrs. Cook.

RCN, 10. Mrs. D. Cooper. RCMP, 10: Mrs.

D. Williams. Rock, 6. "Irs. R.

Salsiccioli. RCN. 15- Mrs. Scott. Ip.

7. Hrs. Pair. Vf. Mis.

V. ienbush, RCN. 7. On II idea ire President's Cup I'i. B.

Jennings, 10; J. F. Priitt. 9. C.

B. Watt, 9: J. v. Parker. 6 G.

E. Simmons. S. F. M.

Wotherspoon. 6. J. P. Grant, 12: E.

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At the halfway mark, they had only one win and two losses in the double round-robin series. But in the second half, they never lost a game and actually outshone even the Wool-leys. Unfortunately, the early mistakes kept them from the championship. While Mrs. Woolley was easily winning "on sheet two, the Ottawa rink of Mrs.

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Forsyth going into the seventh end. That's when Mrs. Forsyth missed her final two shots due NORTH BAY Special )-Mrs. Audrey Braid waited two games too long to find her curling touch. As a result, Mrs.

Emily Woolley will represent Ontario in the Dominion Diamond at Saint John, N.B., commencing February 25. Mrs. Woolley, the 64-year-old Toronto skip, accepted the Dominion Silver plaque from C. H. Lang, of Toronto, district manager of Dominion Stores, sponsor of the Canadian ladies' curling championship at the windup banquet last night.

Mrs. Woolley wound up with a 5-1 record after polishing off Mrs. Peggy Morrison's Noranda, Que. Rink, 11-1, in the final round. Mrs.

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That gave them the lead for the first time and they never fell behind again. Th; Ottawa rink socred two on each of the second, sixth and seventh ends with singles on the fourth, ninth and 10th. Port Arthur picked up three on the first, then had to settle for singles on the third, fifth and eighth. Delegates to the Ontario Ladies' Curling Association voted to 'restrict future zones to provincial boundaries This means Noranda, will no longer be able to compete for the Northern Ontario title and it also avoids the possibility of no Ontario rink in the Dominion Diamond The Eastern Ontario zone will host next year's championships Cornwall and Mrs. Braid's rink could surprise if they win the Eastern title Apparently the experience in the early games was all they needed.

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