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-THE CALGARY HERALD Thursday. January 20. 1943 18- List of Undefeated Rinks To Be Cut In Today Play CALGARY HERALD Calgary Bonspiel Narrowing Down it -i--v2 -h it a 14 i t' V'- sit i ry Pob Mamini Sports ditor In Leadoff Competitions Today Six of the nine undefeated rinks of the 45th annual Calgary bonspiel were drawn for morning games in the MacLeod Bros, event and the list of curling quartets with perfect records is bound to be cut by this afternoon for in several cases the curlers with i I ft '3 Ih 4y eft it- Sid Lamb. Clares-SSk Vr Wm. Adams.

Calgary. 10. R. A. Smith.

No 10 R.D.. 11: Coronation Athletic Club 9. C. Robinson. Vulcan.

7. Dr. V. Blaney. High River.

10. Georc' Ke, Botha 8 (extra endl: A. J. Bremner. Calgarv.

Ralph Hambly. Beitalto. 10; Tommy Dodds. Calgary 10, rank Sann Calgary. 7: Dave Hood.

Coronation. 9. T. M. Patterson.

High River. 11: A. R. Little. Red Deer.

8. C. A. Russel. Strathmore.

9: J. 9. F. E. Bifhop.

Lxrel 6: Arch Murgatrovd. Innisfail, 8, Gordon Decton. Calgary. 1. 6 M.

DRAW RESULTS Hugh Clark. Red Deer. 10. W. J.

Lineham. Turner Valley. 8: Rev. Howev Okotoks. 9.

Chas. D-'ugherty. BianU 7: Ohle Klrkwold. Irrioana. 10, Murrav Miller.

Bowdcn. 12: Dave Hart, North'Hill. 10. Wally Ciark. Calgary.

11- W. Hodglnii. North Hill. 9. F.rnie Norton.

Blackie. 6: J. K. Frere, Trochu. 10 M.

Steele. Cochrane. 5: C. County, Rockvford. 8.

R. G. Kmes, No. 10 R.D.. 10.

8:30 P.M. DRAW RESULTS Alfred Anderson. Caigary. Cpl. Beattv, No.

11 R.D., 10: Louis Reu-miller. Ink-ana. 11, J. A. Keila.

Trochii. 10: F. M. Watts. Champion.

9. H. R. MrConachie, Calgary, Hugh James. Glelchen.

7. F. G. I-e. Mldnapore.

H. W. Grice. Strathmore. 10.

Art Duns-more. Rockyford, 9: J. C. McLeod. Ed-" monton.

7. Kills Stone. Drumheller, P. D. Mellon.

Glencoe, 10, W. G. Shrubsall. Calgary, R. Hlnchllff.

Slrathmore. 12. R. L. Perklnson, Big Vallev.

9: Rav Minue. Okotoks. 8. Bob Brown. Glelchen.

10: Sgt. Desbiens. No. 11 E.D.. 8.

W. McDonald, Calgary, 11. II. Webb. Swaltt-cll.

8. Jack Hollin- qulst, Calgarv, 6: C. R. Middleton. Vulcan, 6.

E. E. Eliergodt. Torrlngton. 12: Henry Reed.

North Hill, 10. Roy Wilkinson. Slrathmore. 9: T. S.

Board. Arrowwood. 10. V. Allonby, Srathmore.

11: Wm. Coplev. Airdrie. 7. R.

rancis. Alsask. 9: L. Vollbrerht. Creelman.

10. A. Spencer, Calgarv, 11: D. S. Wid-derburn.

Okotoks. 9. Alf Leiske. Calgarv. 10; Cpl.

Common. No. 10 R.D., 10. Cliff McAskille, Vulcan. 6: Ros Walker.

Vulcan. 8 H. F. Bushfield. Airdrie.

11: T. S. Hughes. Strathmore. The Charmed Circle Scanning the results of a bonspiel in a hunt for the unbeaten rinks holds a Strang? fascination for the curling fraternity.

That's generally the main activity starting the third day of a curlfest and it doesn't take long to have the old noggin going round and round, like those cul ling stones on the ice, before the list is cut to a dozen or less. And then the main sport is to find out where the un- beaten rinks tangle, for there's the main attraction till the rinks get down to the jewelry stage of a bonspiel, sometime today or early Friday morning. The plan is to bill most of the final matches for Saturday night. The unbeaten rinks are found in the two lead-off events the MacLeod Bros, competition and the Wilson Electric trophy play for as long as they keep winning in thes3 they are not drawn in any of the other eight elimination events. The prize list also includes trophies for grand aggregate and aggregate for visiting curlers.

The real curling thrills start with the meetings of the undefeated, and the rinks that can get through a curlfest with one, and sometimes two setbacks, nearly always cop the aggregate. Showing Fine Progress As the 45th annual bonspiel nf the Royal Caledonian Curling Club, Alberta branch, swung into its fourth dap of play this morning, draw secretary Cordon Habkirk was well pleased with the progress made by using all of the city's 29 sheets of curling ice in nine daily draws. In three days, close to 800 games have been played, with many tons of stone sent skidding over smooVii sheets of pebbled ice. Just how many hundred miles of sweeping went into those games can't be figured, but had the 952 curlers attending the Calgary 'spiel been steered onto Calgary side-- walks instead, there wouldn't be a particle of snow underfoot. Curlers do a thorough sweeping job.

Gordon Habkirk lias been using all of the 29 sheets of fee at his disposal. The only time during the day or night that there hasn't been curling action nt the Clencoe, Calgary, 1 North Hill clubs or in Victoria Arena has been from 6:30 a.m.-to the start of the o'clock draw each morning. That's only an hour and a half rest, bui the ice doesn't mind and the curlers seem to like it. Footnotes VISITING CURLERS are taking a leading hand in the quest for bonspiel honors at the 45th annuol Calgary curlfest. In the above picture A.

E. Ellis of Lacombe (right), assists his sweepers in bringing a stone into the house. Skip of the opposing rink, Andy Lennox, of Innisfail, looks on. Good progress is being mgde in the 'spiel and the annual quest for trophies will windup on Saturday. Late Marker Boosts Draw secretary Gordon Habk.rk figures the K.C.C.C.

bonspiel will wind un on schedule Saturday By 9 o'clock tonight, 91T7 fames will have been played and 'spiel is It may re Back In Hockey Lead don. Glencoe, 8, Percy Woodland. Swalwell. 9. 3:30 P.M.

DRAW RESULTS J. K. Miller. Glencoe. 11.

R. F. Car-lyle. Strathmore. 9.

P.M. DRAW RESULTS C. W. Loose, Vulcan. 9, Al Kitson.

Calgarv. 8: E. S. Beagle. Blackie, 9 G.

Turner. Barons. 1: Cpl. C. t.

Turner. No. 10 R.D.. 13. Bill Duggan.

Glencoe. W. J. Snodgrass, Okotoks. 14.

Lairv Gier. Glencoe. 8: Marshall les. Red Deer, 7. Dave Miller.

Empress. 8: E. A. McLean. Nanton.

8. M. L. Dowell. Trochu.

9: R- V. Hitch-ener. High River. 7. S.

E. Thayer, Excel. Arvld Gi'berg, Irricana. 10. R.

L. Splckett. No. 10 R.D., J. Fowler.

North Hill. 5. August Arneson. Eatonia. 10: Nick Wolfe.

Foremost, 10. S. G. Frsvne, Rockyford. 2.

Frank Reid. Airdrie. 10, Humby, Calgary. 8: Frank I-emay, Blairmore, 9. L.

O. Gordon. Cluny. 6: J. M.

McKay, Brant. It, Eraser Gerrie. Edmonton. 15: M. W.

McKenzie. Nanton. 7. R. E.

Moore. Mldnapore. 9: John D. Smith, Calgarv, 10. Claude Trewhitt.

Glencoe. W. J. Edgar. Innisfail.

9. Beit Proctor. Calgary, Elvir Kroschel. Beiseker, 8. W.

C. Everson, Champion. H. Cardiff. Calgary.

7. Johnny Steel. Irricana. Is Willock. Calgary.

7. Jack Addeman. Carseiand. Roy Wolfe. Hanna.

7. Ed. Hautzinger. Mur-rin. Bud Boake.

Acme, 8, R. J. Mar-tin, Calgarv. 10: Abe Aboussafy. Ponoka.

10. Carl Becker. Crossfield, 9. 8:30 P.M. DRAW RESULTS A.

Murray. Okotoks. 2. Joe Mcuetn. Calgary, 9: J.

L. Loades. Viking. 9, Kev. J.

Mt Knlgnt. ixortn rtrrr. -fticc Lffleman. Beiseker. 7.

Clarence Irving. Calgary, Bruce Miller, Olds, 12, Vein Aarsby, Carstairs, 8. Hudson's Bay Event 10:30 A.M. DRAW RESULTS lack Hollonquist, Calgary, 4. Ellis Stone.

Drumheller, Sgt. Desbiens, No. 11 E.D.. 8. J.

C. May. Mantario. 7: F. Allondy, Alsask, 11.

A. Murray, Okotoks. 10; Roy Raycraft. Blackie. 9.

M. Steele. Cochrane. 5: F. E.

Bishop, Excel. 9. Oble Kirkw-old. Irricana, 11; Bill Allan. Olds.

9. rank Swann. Cal gary, R. M. Patriquin, talgary, 9, Kev.

J. MrKnight. North Hill. 11 W. Grice.

Davsland. 10. Rev. R. lpton.

North Hill, 12: W. H. Topley. Calgary, 10. J.

A. Keila. Trochu. 7: W. C.

Everson. Champion. 4. Bert Procter. Calgary, 7.

J. G. McPherson. Calgarv. 8.

T. E. Farr, Airdrie. 6: Thos. Morris.

Didsbury. 8. Bob Brown. Glelchen. 10; Robb DeBoeck.

Glencoe. 7. Bill Duggan. Glencoe. 8: Ed.

Hautzinger. Morrin. 9, T. S. Board, Arrowwood.

Ner Clarke. Lethbridge. 11. J. C.

McLeod. Edmon ton. 10: Joe McBeth. Calgary. 7, W.

McKenzie. Nanton. 8: L. G. Turner.

B3rons, 8. Andv Anderson, Alsask, 5. 1 P.M. DRAW RESULTS Dave Hart. North Hill.

8. A. Snenrer. Calgary. 9: H.

R. MeConachle. Glencoe. Louis Keumlller. Irricana.

8: Johnny Steel. Irricana, 9, H. Cardiff. Calgarv. 11: Bruce Miller, Ords, 8, Delbert Miller.

Strathmore. 9: F. J. Lee. Stettler, Bill Kemp.

Glencoe, 8: Murray Mil ler. Bowden, 10, Carl Becker, Cross-field. 11: Arvld Gllberg. Irricana. 8.

Art Dunsmore. Rockyford 7. 11 P.M. DRAW RESULTS Dave Miller. Empress.

9. W. J. Wood. Crossfield.

11: R. A. Smith, No. 10 R.D., s. J.

Haw, Glencoe. 10: w. Thorpe, Bentley. 12. R.

G. Kines, No. 10 R.D.. 11: Nell D. Campbell.

Oko toks. 6. R. M. Patterson.

High River, 10; 1-rank KeiU. Airdrie. 4. K. 1,.

Stone, Kockyford. Donald Ci meron. Cross- field. 8, L. O.

Gordon, Cluny, 6: R. E. Moore. Mldnapore, 8, Jack McLaren, Edmonton, 14. 1:30 A.M.

DRAW RESULTS Bud Boake. Acme. 11. R. F.

Carlvle, Strathmore, Wallie Clark, Calgary. 10; W. J. Snodgrass, Okotoks, S. G.

Frayn. Rockyford, 8, Stone, Drumheller. 3: J. L. Viking.

10. P. D. Mellon, Glencoe, 5: Larrv Gier, Glencoe, 8, Cliff McAsklle, Vulcan. 9: Roy A.

Wolfe. Hanna. 3. R. M.

Patriquin. Calgary. 9: Bert Proctor, Calgary. 8, E. C.

LeNeveu, Calgary, 10; G. F. Lee. Mldnapore. 7.

H. F. Bushfield. Airdrie. 8: Ed Hautzinger, Morrin.

8, Clarence Robinson. Vulcan. 10: K. A. Carlyie, Strathmore.

8. Ner Clark. Lethbridge, 9: M. W. McKenzie, Nanton, 7, L.

G. Turner, Barons, 8. A.P. Grain Event 1 P.M. DRAW RESULTS O.

W. Ennls. Eston. 9. A.

VV. Peers, Acadia Valley, 7: Phil Rogers, Hussar, 9. R. G. Lester.

Strathmore. 7: Forrest Meyers. High River. 5. Gordon Rouse, Calgary, Don McFadden.

Lacombe, 11. Ed. Chabrier. Coronation. 9.

3:30 P.M. DRAW RESULTS Andv Anderson. Alsask. 10, M. R.

Buehler. Olds, 8: E. Matson. C'ares- hr.lm Con Philnntt Prnolre 7- N. Barke.

North 10. Andy Len- by Friday night and do away with the graveyard snut mat has heen kpeoirm some curlers up all night There are ten play- Rimstad Edmonton REGINA (CP) The see-saw battle for first place in the West ern Canada Hockey League took another tip in favor of Edmonton Flyers Wednesday night. Flyers bounced one point ahead of Regina Capitals in a 4-3 thriller. But the one-point margin Fly ers hold over Caps may not last long since Caps have two games in hand. Caps also have been atop the league most of the sea son.

With less than two minutes to play in the game, Morey Rim- tad tipped in the winning counter. Caps pulled out net- minder Bev Brntley and added a forward, but they failed to knot the count. DOWN 2-1 AT the end of the first period. Dave Sweeney) Schriner tied it up 2-2 with the only goal of" "the second staYiza. Tilson put Caps in the lead early in the final frame, but lyers came bark with two counters.

Flyers four counters were split Grainger Again Heads Dog Group Vic Grainger was elected to his third term as president of the Alberta Field Trials Club at the annual meeting held in the Dan Lsh hall Monday evening. He heads a slate of officers which includes Glen Williams, first vice-president Lawrence Campbell, second vice-president; Geoffry Tomlinson. secrelary-trQasurer: Ken Morgan. Bill Dver. Scott Hav.

trustees. June was set as the date for Ihe spring retriever trials with Glen Williams. Doral Pilling and Jack Miller named judges for the event. Ken Morgan will he alternate iudge. THE EXECUTIVE will decide on the question of holding spring pointer and setter trials and spaniel championship trials.

The amateur handlers' trials last year were so successful it was agreed to continue this event. No date was set. Also under discussion was a suggestion for a national championship trial in Alherta. perfect scores are booked to meet each other. Hart Mclvor of the Glencoe club and Alex Rankin, Calgary club, meet this morning and one or the other will drop from the charmed Circle.

OTHER UNDEFEATED rinks drawn at 8 a.m. are skipped by Frank Wolfe and Bob Edwards of Edmonton: Art Simpson. Bassano. and Mac Hollonquist of Red Deer. Rinks with a straight series of wins to their credit are headed by Hube Gooder of Olds.

Andy Gore of Swalwcll and W. Gatowski Daysland. Draw Secretary Gordon Habkirk was well pleased with the progress made over the first three complete days of the R.C.C.C., Alberta Branch, 'spiel and many of the big games leading to the prize list will hold the curling interest today BY NOON WEDNESDAY the main bonspiel interest centred on the undefeated rinks as Hube Good er, Olds, kept on the winning trail in the Macleod Bros, event by de feating W. Colston, Calgary, 9-7 while Earl Dingle, Edmonton scored 10-7 over Verne Aarsby, Carstairs, to keep his winning record intact. It was through the early after noon draw on Wednesday that the unbeaten skippers started toppling from the list when rinks with perfect records tangled and one of the curling quartets was doomed to suffer setbacks, BILL McLAWS.

Glencoe club, who skipped the Alberta represen tatives in the Dominion championship Brier event last year, dropped his first game to Art Simpson, Bas sano, who kept on the winning trail by an 11-8 verdict. It was the same story in another Wilson Electric competition with Alex Rankin, Cal gary club, gaining an 8-6 success against L. J. Whilhite, Claresholm. as another unbeaten rink stayed in the aggregate running and one dropped his first game Also in the Wilson Electric of the 1 p.m.

draw, Frank Wolfe, Edmonton, remained undefeated scoring 12-6 against George Ralph, North Hill. THE 3:30 DRAW toppled Earl Dingle, Edmonton, from the unbeaten list but four skips kept hanging up the victories in the Wilson Electric competition. Dingle took his first defeat, an 8-7 reverse, when he met E. C. Le- Neveu.

The Hart Mclvor curlers from the Glencoe club kept rolling right along by doubling the score on Jack Diamond, Calgary, in hanging up a 10-5 success. Hube Gooder, Olds, had a narrow call but chalked up a 7-6 score on J. W. Collins of Macleod. IT WAS AN equally close call for Mac Hollonquist.

Red Deer, when he edged J. M. Wilton, Leth-bridge, 6-5. Andy Gore of Swal-well, kept his string of victories intact with a 10-9 decision over A. E.

Ellis, Lacombe. One extra end contest found its wav into the 3:30 afternoon draw on Wednesday when Dr. Y. Blaney, High River, scored two in the overtime to down George Kerl, Botha, 10-8, in the A. P.

Grain competition. Following are the results for Wednesday's play and the early morning games of Thursday: MacLeod Event 10:30 A.M. DRAW RESULTS Verne Aarsby. Carstairs. 7.

Karl Dingle. Edmonton, 10; Cpl. Beatly, No. 11 E.D., 9, C. Ccuntv.

Rockyford. 8: Bud BoaWc, Acme. 6, W. Gutowskl. Davsland.

Hube Gooder. Olds. 9. Colston, Calgary. 7: Bill Jackson.

North Hill, 10, T. S. Hughes, Strath-more. 12. 4 A.M.

DRAW RESULTS Cpl. C. F. Turner. No.

10 K.l.. vt. G. Roppel. Rockvford.

5: Ahe Abous-safv. Ponoka, 3. Lon McFadden, La combe, 9. Yil son Electric 1 DM PR1W RPSIII TS Fleet Kirkham. Innisfail.

8. JaeK Kut- tan, Calgarv. 6: John Metz, tdmonion. 6, Tom Lortmer, Bentley, li. Lewis.

Rockv Mountain House. 7, uan MarDonald. Gleichen. 9: C. O.

Tyndale. Glencoe. 9. Neil D. West.

Glencoe. 10: A. C. Bates, Acme. 7.

Chas. Arnoia, High River. Mel Huget. Calgary, 10. W.

Wood. Crossfield, 8: P. Reis, Cluny. 10, George Dodds. North Hill.

Jack Hutton. caigary, vvnsie Sharpe, Drumheller. A. White. Carmangav, 10, A.

H. Mattias, Castor, 1. A. w. Kennedy.

Claresholm. S. tan Parsons, Drumheller. 13 J. L.

Haw. Glencoe, 9. L. M. Rutherford.

Calgary, 8: Alex Rankin. Calgary, 8, L. J. Wilhite, Claresholm. 6: Frank Wolfe.

Edmonton. 12. George Ralph, Noiih Hill. Wm. McLaws.

Glencoe, 8. Art Simpson, Bassano. 11: L. O. Haberthur, Calgarv, 7.

K. W. Harbison. Stcttler, 5. 3:30 P.M.

DRAW RESULTS E. Girling. Ponoka. IB, Roy Ray- craft, Blackie. 11: K.

C. Lencveu. Cal gary. 8. Earl Dingle.

Edmonton. 7: H. J. Cruickshanks, Calgary. 6, Jack McLaren.

FJdmonton. 10; VV. Grandage. No. 10 R.D., 4, C.

C. Colwell. High River. 9: Ner Clarke. Lethbridge.

9. Joe Rilcv. Glencoe. 6: Jack Hilller, Glencoe, 11. Neil D.

Campbell. Oko toks. Norman Dalsto. Bassano, it). Dr.

W. R. Haig. Lethbridge, Jack Diamond, Calgary. 5.

Hart Mclvor. Glencoe. 10; Bill Allan, Olds, 3. J. J.

Rauch. Empress, 6. J. W. Collins, Macleod.

6. Hube Gooder, Olds. 7: IL O. Ritchie. 10, R.

M. Patriquin. Calgary. 11 Mac Hollonquist. Red Deer.

6. J. M. Wilton, Lethbridge, A. E.

Ellis. Lacombe, 9, A. Gore. Swalwell. 10; Dr.

Wilson. Glencoe. 6. Bob Edwards. Edmonton, 10; VV.

Daysland, 7, H. McLean, Blackie. 6. Hotel Royal Event 10:30 A.M. DRAW RESULTS C.

C. Colwell. High River, 9. W. Snodgrass.

Okotoks. 5: Cpl. Common No. 10 R.D 9. Marshall Lees.

Red Deer. 8: Alt Leiske, Calgary, 7. V. MacDonald, Calgary. Roy Mlmie q.

Klvir Kroschcl Beiseker. 9. R. Francis, Alsask. W.

Grandad. No, 10 R.D., 9 C. R. Middleton. Vulcan.

6. 11 P.M. DRAW RESULTS C. W. Loose.

Vulcan, 9. Dr. W. R. Haig.

Lethbridge. 7: A. W. Kennedy. Claresholm, 8.

Joe Rilev, Glencoe. 10; Mel Huget. Calgary. 8. W.

Reid. Claresholm. 9: Fleet Kirkham. Innisfail, 9. Jack Ruttan.

Calgary. 8: Arch Murga-troyd. Innisfail, 9, Sid Lamb, Claresholm. 5. 4 A.M.

DRAW RESULTS Elvir Kroschel, Beiseker. 9, W. Grandage, No. 10 R.D.. Cpl.

Common. No. 10 R.D.. 10. Aif Leiske.

Calgary, 4: Alex Lffelmann. Beiseker. 12. L. O.

Haberthur, Calgary. 4: Jack Dia mond, Calgai-v. 6. Wm. Adams.

Calgary 8: Les Willock, Calgary, S. L. Thayer, E.cei,,9.. Union Tractor 1 P.M. DHAW RESULTS W.

I. Thorpe. Bentley. 11, .1. Miller.

Barons. IS. L. dates. DrvtmhrHer.

S. tiling Lee, Carstairs, W. J. Snad- whistle had gone before the puck was in the net. GUS KYLE WAS called for high sticking and Rimstad.

took advantage of the Regina weakness to score. Smitten drove in another goal and Regina made desperate efforts to knot the count. EDMONTON 4, REGINA 3 ReEina Bontlev: G. Kvle. Mvles: Van Deel.in: Bion.

Slascson. 'Subs: Barnes. Hill. B. Kyle.

McDnueall. Schriner. McCullouRh. Hauck. Tilson.

tdmontnn Wixjdall: Watt. Mac- Pheison; Clovechrik: Anderson. Merluk. Subs: Pettinger. Maher.

HriiiKle, Krel-ler. Smitten, Rimstad. Kilburn. Lane, Officials Stan Swain. Hedlev Mac- Donald.

SUMMARY r'lrst period 1. Reelna. Barnes (Mc Cullough. Schriner) 2, Kdmonton, Maher (Kimstad) 12:16: 3. Edmonton.

Smitten iKrelle-. Ti Ingle) 15:34. Pen alties: Lane (2), Watt, B. Kyle, Schriner. Second period A.

Reelna. Schriner HM1 6:12. Penalties: Pettinger. Watt. G.

Kyle. MatPherson. Third penod 5. Regina. Tilson Staseson, Brown) :21 6.

Kdmonton Clovechok (Merluk) 9:54: 7, Edmonton. Rimstad (Maher. MacPherson) 18:25. Penalties: (.. Kyle (2), Anderson (2) Rimstad.

Dinner Honors 11 Sports Stars NEW YORK (CP) Eleven sports slars, voted outstanding -in their particular field, were hon ored Wednesday night at the first annual awards dinner of Sport magazine. The honored athletes included Buddy O'Connor. Canadian hockey star with New Y'ork Rangers, but O'Connor couldn't attend the din ner. He was playing and losing 5-2--against Boston Bruins at Madi son Square Gardea 1 hose who were there included Bill Veeck, president of the world champion Cleveland Indians, rep resenting baseball; Lou Boudreau, manager of the Indians who was named athlete of the year: Jack Kramer, king of the tennis world: and Doak Walker, All-American football star from Southern Methodist University. Two Referees For Mat Show Two referees will be in action Friday night at Promoter Larry Tillman's weckiy wrestling show featuring a no timn limit tussle be tween the Cardiff Giant and the masked Shadow.

Bill Rott, an imported trbitrater from the States will handle the main scraps while Bill Sherriff will be the third man in the ring for the others. Ray Steele and Rube Wright will trade holds in the semi-windup while Babe Shatkey and Sheik Badui meet in the special event. Bad Bill Batch and Hubert Pelzcr will grunt end groan it out in the curtain raiser at 8.30. Newark Bears May Remain in City NEWARK. N.J.

(AP The city- commission met Wednesday with president Frank Shaughnessy of the International Baseball I pairufi and inrlinatirmc worn that 5. Tom Morris. Didsbury. Bert Peers, Calgarv. 10.

Bill Jackson. North Hill. E. R. Light.

Hussar. 8. J. G. Mc-Pherson.

Calgary. 7: Chris Wllllson, Oyen. 4, I G. Roppel. Rockyford, 8.

11 P.M. DRAW RESULTS Rev. R. Lpton. North Hill.

11. TV1-hert Miller. Strathmore. Pat Cassldv. Calgary.

8. F. lee, Stettler, 10; Dr. C. L.

Tisdale. Prince Albert. 1.1, Jas. Rockafellow. Blackie.

11: J. L. Murphy, Calgary, 14. Jim Llnstead, Calgary. 16: W.

.1. Topley. Calgary, 14, Norman Fletcher. Airdrie. 12: ioi-don Purvis, Crossfield, 13, Bill Kemp.

See Page 19 'SPIEL RESULTS Cardiff Giant HEADLINES FRIDAY'S MAT SHOW At the Victoria Pavilion Main event, CARDIFF GIANT vs. BLACK SHADOW, best of 3 falls, no time limit. Semi-windup, Ray Steele, St. Louis, vs. Rube Wright, California, best of 3 falls.

Special event, Sheik Badui, Lebanon, vs. Babe Sharkey, Texas, 1 fall. 30 minute time limit. Opening event, Bad Bill Batch, Calgary, vs. Hubert Pelzer, Calgary.

Referees, Bill Root, U.S.A., and Bill Sherriff. Advance ticket sale Thursday and Friday at the Strand Cigar Store, 124 Eighth Ave. W. GAME No. 16 EDMONTON 1 hours, 3 flights daily.

LETHBRIDGE 55 minutes, 2 flights daily. Phone M6191 Oppoiitc Plli Hotel 1 34A 9th Ave. Wt or your Trtvel Ajmj. (A ipN i TONIGHT! Professional Boxing Welterweight Championship VICTORIA PAVILION 8:30 P.M. "IRISH" CHAMPION Jimmy Nolan VS.

Johnny Roberts Calgary Winnipeg Ten Three-Minute Rounds FIGHTERS THAT FIGHT tRNIE FARR, Promoter FIVE MORE GOOD BOUTS Tickets now on sale at Greyhound But Depot Rush $1.10 Reserved $1.50 Ringside $2.25 All taxes I not. the total needed 1o complete the possioie jo rnminaie rouna-ine-cjin-K along with the aggregate awards Capitals of the Western Canada Hockey League Coach An Somers is finishing the present season and there isn't any dissatis faction with his efforts this term They say that when Cliff Lhrle. Cap owner, pulls out of the picture in favor of a life as a Calgary hotel proprietor, Somers will voluntarily cut his Regina ties Somers slated to take over the coaching reins of the San Diego club in the Pacific Coast League. NOT TOO RUGGED From Scotty Melville of The Regina Leader Post comes this rebound on Paeilic Coast and Western League hockey Bobby Ballance. the forward who got his ticket from Calgary Stampeders the other day, has popped up with Vancouver Canucks, his club of a season back Canuck boss Coley Hall was anything but pleased when Ballance all but ran out on him last fall in favor of a shot in the Western Canada circuit However they quit "looking for" each other upon the return of Ballance to the coast city last week Ballance told coast stringers that the W.C.H.L.

stressed sKating nut was not as rugged as the sprawling Coast circuit. High River Laces Macleod Club 14-2 HIGH RIVER High River Flyers Wound up their Foothills League Hockey season in a first place tie with Okotoks Wednesday night as they trampled Macleod Athletics 14-2 in their last game. Tupkal with four nnd Bell, Laidlaw. and Massier with three each, paced the Fiver attack. Pickersgill pot the other Flyer marker and Kennedy and Parker scored for Macleod.

For playoff purposes first place will be decided by the toss of a coin. lineups HiKh River Fivers Koller: Marshall North. Harde, Howlell. Plckeruill. Tup kal.

Laidlaw Bell Messier. Wickson Macleod Athletics Burke: Van winkle. Adams, Kennedy, Butler. Flem ing, h. Hart.

Ft. Hart, Parker, F. Burns. T. Burns, Young.

SUMMARY First Period 1, IfiEh River. Laidlaw (Tupkal) 7 2. High River, Tupkal 'Laidlaw) 9 21. 3. Hlch River.

Mesi-v I Wickson) 4. Hit'h River. Bell (Marshall) 10:12 5. Hieh River. Laid law (Howlett) 11:48.

IMrIi River. Laidlaw (North) 7. Hlch River. Messier 'Marshall) 13:18. No penalties.

Second Period 8. River, Tun-knl. 2.28. 9. Hlch River.

Messier. 10. Hi-h River. Bell (Messier) 8 02. 11.

River. Tuukal. 13:21. No Den- allies. Third Period 12.

Hich River, Pirk- rrsclll (Tupkal) 1:43. 13. High River. Men. 4.W.

14. MarLeod. Kennedy Parker) 6:20. 15. Hieh River.

Tunkal (Howlett) 13:13. 16. Marleod. Parker. 18:17.

Penalties Wickson. Bell. Van- winkle. Church Hoopsters Play Three Games Three contests were played Wed nesday nicht in the Calgary Church Basketball League. Latter Day Saints No.

2 walloped Church of Nazarine 44-18, Saints No. 1 dropped a 36-18 verdict to Chinese Mission and Tuxedo defeated Central United 46-37. LINEUPS Central United Flemone 2 Powtan 12. Kilarski 15. Merrlrk 2, Yamamola Uoten 2.

Total 37. Tuvedo Girlinc 2. Thomnson 3 Mac intosh 1. Wvlie 22. B.ien 14 Shellv Johnson.

MeTeer 4. Total 46. Church of 'Nazarene Mitchell 2. lanelt 15. Uoronuk.

Davis. Dee. Rey nolds. Starke 1. Total 18.

Latter Day Saints No. 2 Westfall 3. Woods 6. Biunsdale 4, Kvans. Frank S.

McMurray. Jenkins 20. Nelson 6. Total 44. Saints No.

1 Meyer 3. Anderson 5. Pillins 8, Kenny 2. Bates. Total 18.

Chinese Chuw 2. N. Kwons 18, Loue. J. Lowe 7.

Kconc. Lee 8. H. Kwnne 1. Total 36.

AUSSIE MARK TOPPED SYDNEY. Australia (API Herb McKenlcy. Olympic middle distance runner from Jamaica, cracked the Australian record for Wl yards Tuesday in an international track meet." He ran the distance in PiO.l seconds. The old mark whs 00. seconds.

down events for the 238 rinks, figured on wins and losses 6 NEXT CAP COACH From Regina comes word that when another hockey season gets under way next t)ctober, Dave tftwecn ey) Schriner will be coaching the Happtj Herbert "I look neat as a pin," beams Her-f hert, "now that I wear TrubtmXfd Trubtniid collars look wonderful through endless washings and wearings fid wonderful because they're po-. rous and breathe with you. At the ihirt counter insist on collars marked Trubtniii. TruflenizcdJ ttart trim KfAV trim rc cjLN PT nr. g) fames than any other I Saline in Canada! Hfrt'j why Canadian! men and women, young and old prefer Enot Eno it mild antacid that really relieve indigestion, acidity and upset stomach.

Eno ia a gentle but effectivt laxative which helps to cleanse th digestive tract helps relieve headaches and loginess. Eno is harmless and pure, con tains no sugar nor harsh mineral Oalts, has no upsetting effect. Eno has been a household word the world over for more than 75 years. TRUIT SALY' START THE DAY RIGHT among Billy Maher, Freddie Smitten, Andy Clovechok and Morey Rimstadf. Harvey Barnes.

Schriner and Red Tilson tallied singletons for Caps. Barnes took a double relay from McCullough and Schriner to tally Caps' first goal at 8:08, but Maher slipped one in at the 12 minute mark and Smitten got another about three minutes later as Flyers took over play. CAPS HELD THE edge in the middle session and rammed home the only counter. It came just after Bill Pettinger returned to the ice when Schriner, combining with Mel Hill, made good on a 10-foot drive. Setting out to give Flyers a tough time as the final frame started.

Caps ganged up around the Edmonton net and Tilson hit pay dirt within 21 seconds of the period's Rtart. Ab McDougall scored what would have been the tying goal of the game, but it was called back when the referee ruled his Cleveland Makes Eight Player Deal HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) Presi dent Al Sutphin of Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League Wednesday night announced an eight-player deal with Washington Lions. In exchange for three members of the Barons and two others from Cleveland farm teams, the Barons get three new forwards from Washington Ken Schultz. centre, and the Porteous twins, Dan and Frank, one a left wing and the other a right wing.

All three are 23 years old. The five players scheduled to go to Washington are right winger Bryan Hextall and ccntre'Ab De-Marco, defenceman Julian Saw- chuk. Augie Herchenratter, and Tom Forgie. Fight Cancelled PHILADELPHIA fAP) Hum- berto Sierra's schcluded fight next Monday at the Arena ran into its second snag. The Havana, Cuba, boxer had been slated to fight featherweight champion bandy baddler in an over-t he-weight 10-rounder.

Hilltop Women to Start Annual Spiel Friday Sixteen rinks are entered in the Calgary North Hill Ladies' Curling Club invitation bonspiel which will get under way F'riday morning with the opening draw at 8 a.m. Seven out-of-town rinks from Turner Valley, Crossfield. Nanton. Blackic, Carstairs, High River, and Vulcan are entered, in addition to rinks from the Calgary Ladies. Glencoe Ladies and North Hill Ladies' clubs.

There will be two competitions in the 'spiel. CHINESE PUCK TEAM TORONTO tCP Toronto has an all-Chinese hockey team and it expects to lie in shape to take part in the Toronto Hockey League's intermediate scries next month. HUSKIES BOLSTERED SASKATOON (CP)- Bill Neale. coach of the University of Saskat chewan Huskies, bolstered his frnnf iinc Wwiiwsv u-ith taolt Adolph, outstanding forward with the saskatoon junior Quakers. WOLVES TIED LONDO i CP I Sudbury Wolves, who have yet to beat a British league team in their European hockey lour, Wednesday night hr-kl Earls Court Rangers to a o-3 tio.

TIME 8:30 HOCKEY Western Canada League Extra End Decides Rosetown Auto Spiel ROSETOWN, Sask. (CP) Ralph Stevenson of Lash-bum won an extra-end thriller 10-9 here Wednesday night against Cliff Annable of Rosetown in the No. 1 event final at the $15,000 Rosetown Automobile Bonspiel which was LETHBRIDGE vs. STAMPEDERS SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22ND Seat Sale Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY STORE 600 75 Reserve Seat Tickets on sale for each game General Admission 50c Children 12 and under 25 -i 6, Alex Lffleman. Beiseker confined to Saskatchewan rinks. In the No. 2 event final. Chuck Syer of Saskatoon, won 9-7 over Jack Simpson also of Saskatoon.

ROSS CARRUTHERS, the "Daddy" of the Lashburn rink, who throws skip rocks but never goes near the tee head, drew to an open house to lie the game on the 12th. On the 13th end the Lashburn lead. Gordon Car-ruthers, placed his second rock close to the button. It. remained there to be the deciding shot and was so well sewn up with the guards that Annable had no chance of netting at it.

THE STEVENSON Annable game was a ding-dong affair throughout with the Lashburn curlers, man for man. outplaying their Rosetown opponents by the shade reflected in the final score. Stevenson 200 200 101 201 1-10 Annable 021 012 010 020 0-9 Kinks w-ere: Lashburn Ralph Stevenson, Ross Carrtithers, Bob Moore, Gordon Carruthers. Rosetown Cliff Annable. Johnny Franklin.

Bill Heartwell, Johnny Hanson. RESULTS 9 p.m.- draw. No. 1 event (fin.i!) Stevenson. Lashhurn.

10 Annable. Roselon. 9. No. 2 event final 1.

Syer. Saskatoon, 9. Simpson, Saskatoon. 7. No.

4 event leonsolatlon). rolk. Snskatoiin. 11. Gardiner.

Tuc.iske. Galvin. Sask.itoon. 8. Dugan.

Milden. 7: McDonald. Rosetown. 9. Gillies, nam.

Eaton. Kinle. 10. Miller. Lawson.

Morris. Zealandla. S. Beavis. Saskatoon, fi: Peirie.

Brork. 11. Hanson. Trs-sler. 3: Fav.

Huzhtnn. 9. Koren. Swift Onrnl. Shaw.

Rosetown, 11. Thompson, Broderkk. i utni yviii tciiidin net ai icasi anoiner year. The commission promised Shaughnessy and general manager Parke Carroll of the Bears, representing the parent New York Yankees, that it would assume personal responsibility for jacking up attendance at Ruppert Stadium. The Y'ankees have expressed a desire either to sell the Bears or move out of Newark because of financial losses and poor attendance.

SEVEN GOAL SPLURGE NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. CCPt New Westminster Royals Wednesday night scored seven goals in the third period to hang ar. 11-2 shellacking on San Diego Skyhawks of the Pacific Coast Hockey League's southern division..