The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 17

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1943. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 17 Frank -luritHpldef OTTAWA SKIP WINS OttaWaVlel Stephehs Wins Juniof Figure Skating Title; SCORES MAJOR WIN Ottawa Curling Rideau 50th An Club Retains niversary Cup Ottawa Club Rinks Winners RankinTrophyemorialShield EBonspitil 1 SEIGNfORY CLUB. Jan. 31. CP) Ottawa Curling Club took the.

honors at the 12th annual bonspiel here this week-end when F. D. Burkholder's rink won the Rankin Trophy and Jack Bradley's quartet walked olf with the Albert MacLaren Memorial Shield. Burkholder's rink, made up of Christie, J. Doucet and Dr.

R. F. Price, piled up a total of 27 poirits in two victories over Royal Montreal- and Outremont Two games of 10 ends were played by each of. the rinks entered and the team registering the highest margin of score in two victories took the trophy. Bradley's rink, made up of G.

A.J clinched the MacLaren Shield by the runners-up in the Rankin play, L. Montreal "West, team. 11-9. Burkholder's pair of decisive victories which brought- him the Rankin Trophy marked the first time in the linear history of the cop than an Ottawa rink won it Burkholder. who only recently advanced, as far as the grand final of the Royal Victoria Jubilee Bonspiel at Montreal, defeated Lem Cushing'-s Royal Montreal rink, lending champions of the Rankin Trophy, by 16-4 in his first match 'on Saturday and later in the day chalked up another 17-2 win "over F.

J. Turnbull's Outremont four, who won the trophy two years ago. Large Gallery Sees Play. Burkholder's rink played bril Staff Clerks Play Medicals In Single Game T6riight With the last playoff berth at stake, the last place Staff Clerks will be gunning for a victory at the expense of Medicals in a single game, of the National -Defence Hockey League at 'the Auditorium tonight. The game is slated to start, at eight o'clock Staff Clerks trail the 'fourth-place- Medicals- by three points, but a "win for them'.

tonight would leave them but one point out of fourth spot and a playoff berth. The first, four "teams enter the playoffs. Staff Clerks will be at full Kingston Defeats Postal Corps To Clinch Berth KINGSTON. Ont, Jan. 3.1.

(CP) Kingston Frontenacs made certain of second place in the Ottawa Senior Hockey League standings Saturday night with a 7-2 win over Ottawa Postal Corps. King ston' needed the winning points toi make certain of finishing inthe.l runner-up position behiixf the leading R.C-AJ", Allan Cup champions. Postal Corps' alsoneeded points to get into the fourth playoff position but afteis; fast-skating, checking 'effort, had to submit to the scoring skill of the Frontenacs. Put on Pressure; The game was close -until the third period when Kingston put 'y. on the pressure for five successive tscores.

At the midway mark the r' score was fied. A new" line of Gus Marker, Hub Jrtacey and Mel Williamson played prominent part for Kingston. with Marker playing In star style for hie first league game since he .1 was The line ac- counted for three goals, i Kingston's other flashy line of Roy Giesebrecht, Joe Catlin and Jack' Tisdale was also good and also took' part in three scoring Kingston -took the lead in the "-first period On a Giesebrccht-Tis- dale-Blake Harvey Barnes, ul: on a clever ice-length solo dash, the. Williamson and worked a tricky passing -Jrplay foj the only goal of the sec-. lrame give Kingston the lead.

-sC CtiB Starts It "In the third Catlin took a pas's "from1 to start Kingston on a five-goal scoring spree. Macey. Marker and -Williamson worked on a triple pass for another Kingston count. Ron Bearance from Cliff and Johnny Carr-Harr'us Tisdale from- a solo dash and- C. Maundrell from Williamson and Marker accounted for the other tallies'.

Hawley Tressider on a pass from John. Maggio got the Postal's second goal in the closing minutes of play. The lineups: Kingston Goal, de-. fence. D.

Maundrell and C. Maundrell: centre. Giesebrecht; wings, Catlin and Tisdale: subs, -Nicholson, Blake. Williamson, Marker, Macey, Carr-Harris, N'icholl. Postal Corns Goal.

McKenzie: v' defence. Marti.n and Barney; cen- tre. Bauer!" wings. Bannun and JVoll; subs. Lakko! Lang.

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STREET 2-5787 lVi Blocks West liantly at all times and the largest gallery to see the competitions here in some time applauded their -fine shots. Dr. R. F. Price, third oft Burkholder's rink, was outstanding with his overtee shots.

W. S. Christie replaced regular lead C. P. Tilley on Buxr-holdet's rink vhen Tilley was unable to take part Bradley, and Bis players also stood ont with their fine, steady display as they went on to take the MacLaren Memorial Shield.

In his' match against Evans, Bradley won by 11-9 after scoring the two winning shots on the last end. Bradley won his first match by another narrow score. Immediately following completion of play J. R. Rankin, donor of the trophy, presented his cup to Burkholder while Hugh Carson, former president of the Ottawa Club, presented the MacLaren Shield to Bradley.

Eidean Rink Wins. On Friday C. G. Keyes Rideau rink beat A. Grant, of Outremont, by 9-7.

H. A. Short's Amprlor four defeated J. M. -Forbes, of Thistle, on Saturday morning while in the afternoon V.

Meek, of Rideau, bowed' to F. tumbull, Outremont, by 7-8 while F. S. Broder's Morrisburg four lost out to Dr. Kelly, of Outremont, 11-7.

Keyes' Rideau rink defeated A. D. Neale, of St. George, by 13-8 in their second match of the bonspiel. Twenty-two rinks took part in the 'spiel.

strength for tonight's engagement. It- is expected that Sugar Jim Henry will again guard the nets. Clare' Martin, Bill Brant, Ab Johnson aid Hawley Tressider will play defence. Other Staff Clerks who will see action are Clair Gratton, Toots Volt Gerry Bannon, Alf Cotey, Bruce Dick, Larry Larocque and Larry Trainor The officials for tonight' game are Arnle Peterkin and Happy Shouldice. A i Junior game between Burghs and Senators will follow the National Defence League encounter.

in Playoffs Rlferee-W, Watts and H. Rad- ley. 1 i y' The summary: Tlrst Period. Kingston Giesebrecht (Tis- dale-Blake) I 12 .25 Postal Corp, Barnes 14 .25 Penalties Macey and Barnes. Second, Period.

Kingston, Williamson (Macey 11.50 Penalties None. Third Period. Kingston, Catlin (Giese- brecht) i 1.30, Kingston, Macey (Marker-' Williamson) 4.57 Kingston, Bearance (C. Maundrell, Carr-Harris). 6.22 Kingston, Tisdale (CaUln) 10.00 Kingston, C.

Maundrell (Wil- liamson-Marker) 12.50 Postal Corps, Tressider (Maggio) 14.37 Penalties a i Nicholson and Tressider. Three Gaines Tuesday. With the playoffs just around the corner, the Senior Cl(y League schedule will be accelerated this week, and next. Tomorrow night, three- games will be played. In the first game, at seven o'clock, Kingston Frontenacs will meet Postal Corps while Air Force will oppose Hull Volants in the second encounter.

Monties and Canadiens hook up in the third game of the program. i Kenny Draper and Happy Shouldice wtll. handle all three games. There are no games scheduled for Thursday night but the league will resume operations next Tuesday with the usual doubleheader. Two more games will also be played the following night, February 10, to finish the schedule, with the playoffs likely to start next -Thursday night The first four teams will take part In the playoffs.

The' team finishing first will meet the team finishing third- while second and fourth place engage in another semi-final series League officials will announce at a later date the system which will be used. REESE TAKES MEDICAL. LOUISVILLE, Ky Jan. 31. P) Harold (Peewee) Reese, shortstop for Brooklyn Dodgers' baseball team, took a physical examination for the United States Navy I here yesterday, a spokesman -at the Navy recruiting office said.

If accepted, Reese will enter the service as an apprentice Early railway track was laid directly on th ties; now tie plates are use to prevent sinking. of Bank Street i F. D. BURKHOLDER, of the Ottawa Curling Club, who skipped bis rink to victory over the weekend at the Seigniory. Club to win the Rankin Trophy.

Jack Bradley, also of the Ottawa Club, led his rink to win the Albert MacLaren Memorial Shield in the same bonspiel. Black Hawks Tie Maple Leafs CHICAGO, Jan. 31. (CP) Chicago Black Hawks blew a 3-1 lead in a furious last- period tonight and Toronto Maple Leafs walked off with a 3-3. tie.

in a National Hockey. League game In Chicago Stadium before 14,789. Lineups: Toronto Goal, Broda; defence, Hamilton and Pratt; centre, Taylor; wings, Carr and Schriner; subs, Hill, Davidson, McDonald Boothman, Stewart, Poile and Forsey. Chicago Goal, Gardiner; defence, Seibert and Tuten; centre, M. Bentley; wings, Thorns and D.

Bentley; subs, WiebejMitchell, Dahlstrom, Purpur, TOarch, Hamill and Carse. Referee, Norm Lamport; linesmen, Donnle McFadyen Meuris. if I First Period 1. Chicago, D. Bentley r.

1 1.12 Chicago, Seibert and M. Bentley) Penalties Hill and md PTgtt ftoeond- Period. Toronto. McDonald Poile). 3.02 Qiicago, Allen (Dahlstrfjrn'? Knd Purpur) 16.44 Penalty Schriner.

Third Period. Toronto, Pratt 16.20 Toronto, Schriner (Hill and Carr) 18.32 Penalties Allen, Seibert, Tuten, Schriner and Wiebe. N.H.L. Standings WEEK-END SCORES, Saturday. Montreal, 3.

Boston, Toronto, 3. Sunday. Canadiens, Detroit, 3. Boston, Rangers, 2. Toronto, Chicago, 3.

Standing. W. L. T. F.

A. Boston 19 12 8 141 128 44 Detroit 15 9 10 113 83 40 Toronto ...16 12 5 152 105 37 Chicago 12 10 10 108 107 37 Canadiens 11 IS 8 114 136 30 Rangers 7 22 5 104 175 19 GAMES THIS WEEK, Tuesday. Chicago at Boston. Thursday Detroit at Torohtoy Chicago at Rangers. Saturday.

Boston at Canadiens. Rangers at Toronto. Sunday. Canadiens at Boston. Torcpto at Detroit Rangers at Chicago.

Hockey Scores AMERICAN LEAGCE. Saturday. Cleveland, Indianapolis, 1. Hersey, Washington, 3. Pittsburgh, Buffalo, 1.

Sunday. Buffalo, SProvidence, 4. Cleveland, Indianapolis, 2. EASTERN U.S. AMATEUR.

Saturday. Boston, Coast Guard, 3. ALBERTA SERVICES 8ENIOR LEAGUE. Lethbrldge R.CA.F. Bombers, Red Deer Armx Wheelers, 2., VANCOUVER ISLAND SENIOR.

Nanaimo, Victoria Army, 3. Victoria Navy, 5: Victoria Air- Force, 4. ALBERTA SERVICES LEAGUE. Saturday. Calgary Army, Calgary R.C.

AT. Mustangs, 3. SASKATCHEWAN SENIOR. Regina Caps, Flin Flon MANTTOBAtJUNIOR (NORTH -bivisioN). St Boniface 'AthleUcs, Win lAtJUJ nipeg Canadian Ukrainian Athletic Club, Wolsley Flyers, 1.

GERARD COTE WINS. SHERBROOKE, Jan. 31. Gerard Cote, Valleyfield, Que long-distance runner, Saturday captured the 10-mile showshoe marathon held here in connection with the. International Snow-shoe rs' Convention and billed as for 'the world's championship.

TORONTO, Jan. 31-(CP) Nadine Philjlps, 15-year-old Toronto Skating Club representative, Saturday won the Junior figure skating championships of Canada at the sixteenth annual Junior competitions here. Nigel Stephens, 16, of the Ottawa Minto Club, won the Junior men's singles for 1943 while the title of Junior pair figure skating champions of Canada went to the rhythmic young team of Margaret Keeley and Alex Fulton of Schumacher, representatives of the Porcupine Skating Club. Both are 18. -Impressive Display.

Giving an impressive display in both compulsory figures and free skating. Miss Phillips was credited with 1,678.54 points by the Judges. In second place was Marilyn R. Take, 14, also of the Toronto Skating Club, who had 1,658.26 points. Fifteen-year-old Cynthia Powell of the Montreal Winter Club was rated third with 1,645.31 points.

'With the winner of the- event the competitor given first place by a majority of the Judges or the one given the lowest total of place numbers by' the Judges, Norrls Bowden, 16, representing the Toronto Skating Club was Judged second in the junior men's singles. Frank Sellers of the Ottawa Minto Club took third place and the only British Columbia com Raymond Desrochers Winner Norland Ski Jumping Meet Raymond Desrochers captured the preliminary jumping competition held by the Norland Ski Club at Fairy Lake yesterday by defeating a field of 12 contestants. Bob Haywood, a former Three Rivers Ski Club star, won the senior slalom race and Edward Clark took first place In the junior slalom. Ferdinand Neault finished second in the jumping closely followed by Laurier Rossignol. Although Neault had a slight lead in the total distance recorded, Desro-cher's style more than made up for what he lacked In distance.

The fresh snow was quite slow and as a result the jumpers did not make as good distances as usual. Posts Best Time. Bob Haywood recorded the best time in both runs of -the slalom to defeat his nearest opponent, Holland by over five seconds. In the junior slalom Edward Clark nosed out Douglas Code by a margin of 2-5 of a second. Bert Godding made the best run amongst the Juniors but was 'Superiors' Triumph In Hull Hockey Loop Goals by Bob Reinhardt, Guy Richer and Pete Bazinet, gave Superior a 3-0 triumph over Pirates in a' Hull Intermediate Hockey League, game played in Hulr yesterday afternoon.

Rolland Chenier, in nets forV.Superior, registered his third shut-out of the season. Armand Bourgagcs was a standout in nets for the losers. The teams: Pirates Goal, Bourdages; defence, Charron and Nerrebonne; centre, Lalonde; wings, F. Ouelette and Gratton; subs, G. Polrier, Bilodeau, Letang, Duford, J.

Polrier, Seguin. Superior Goal, Chenier; defence, Ricard P. centre, Roger; wings, G. Richer and R. Richer; subs, Bazinet, Leger, Reinhardt Manseau, Lajoie, Vallee, St.

Georges, Piche, Lacoste. Referees F. Wolfe and E. Sauve. Standing.

I W. L. T. F. A.

P. Ottawa House 9 0 2 46 12 20 Superior 3 I 27 17 13 St Josephs 3 3 2 12 22 8 Pirates 0 10 1 7 41 1 CUTIES "Ont dollar iwo dollars mt A-'-'U' petitor, Roger Wickson of the Vancouver Connaught Skating Club came-fourth. i Mary McPherson; 22, and John Greig, 19, of the Toronto Skating Club teamed to take second place in the junior pairs event. Skating clubs from Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Niagara Falls and Schumacher, sent representatives to the 1943 competitions. There is no age limit in the junior fcompeti-tions and ho defending champions, the principle being that a winner cannot compete again in the juriior-diyision.

Age of competitors this year ranged from 10 to 22. "Veteran" of Blades, Vera Virginia Smith, youngest' entrant, is a veteran of the blades, cutting figures since she was five. In the ladies' singles competition, composed of compulsory figures and free skating, she placed ninths If i Judges of the 1943 competitions were Paul Belcourt and Melville Rogers of Ottawa, Dr. Alan Priestman of Toronto, N.V.S. Gregory and George M.

Patterson of Montreal. 1 Last year's winner of the Junior ladies' singles title, was Margaret Mclnnis of the-l Winnipeg Winter Club. William Thomas of the Toronto Skating Club won the junior men's championship and 'the Junior pairs award went to Miss F. Duchfrme and W. Diestel-Meyer of the Kitchener-Waterloo Skating Club: disqualified in his other attempt I micclnn cot Sit flolt.

1 I At, the conclusion of the events Major Roger" Vincent presented the prizes to the various winners. Cec Clark and Earl Fillman were the- officials in the slalom and Major) Vincent and Earl Fill-man acted as judges in the jump ing event Jumplnt 1 2 102 99 97 93 89 82 85 78 73 96 9 47 3 106 106 106 106 91 87 96 87 73 101 91 48 Pts. 213.6 210.4 208.7 208.7 1909 1R3.6 181.2 1751 154.5 150 1 149.9 1402 R. Deirochcrs Neault" L. Rossignol F.

Ismbelle A. Greenler R. WlUce Alclde Llavlgne L. Gravclle Roger Roulgnol Rouand Rosignol 92 96 94 90 86 71' 76 66 63 84 4 Arthur Lavigne a. uooamg Denotes fall.

Men's Slalom. 1 27.2 30.4 34 1 38.2 .19.2 46.2 30.0 Slalom. 39.1 39 0 41.3 2 17.1 29.4 32 3 31 .3 33.0 30.0 Total 34.3 59.8 1.06.4 1.09.S 1.12.2 1.16.2 Haywood Roulgnol Lavigne Lavtene- Neault Roulgnol R. Wallace Jtunlor E. Clark Code E.

Rockburn B. Godding Disqualified. 38.1 36.4 44 2 32.4 1.152 1.134 1.25.5 Beat Navy 34-31 Postal Corps scored their first victory of the! season by defeating R.C.A.F. Equipment Depot 43-35 in the first "game of an Intcr-mediate City Basketball League doubleheader at the Y.M.C.A. Saturday night in the second game of the program, Commerce Grads nosed out Navy 34-31.

rirat game: j. PoiUI Corpi Bourne 6. Quinn S. Poll. Gray 10.

Cheeseman 10. Bowman 7. King 3. Shaw-2. Total.

43. Equipment Dpot Dean 3. Purdy 3. Jarrett 13. Greenwald 4.

Shapiro. 13. Welner. Total. 35.

Second Commerce Edge 11. Adams." Zelnick 8. Black, Overall 10. Blacher 4, Gold-fletd. 1, Glavln.

Hlcka. ToUl. 34 Navy Temeiy 10. Haskett 4. Chandler.

Stevena, Price 3. Davidson- 2, Thompaon 4. Danlela S. Total, 31. Referee Bob Douglas.

Game tonlght4-RnckcllrTe vs. Equip, ment Depot at Hull Armouries at 6.30 P-m- I I. Other Sport News On Page 19 three dollars five dolUrs!" Commerce Grads By tTimms Campbell I ROADSIDE fed -NIGEL STEPHENS, 16-yer-old star from the Ottawa JMinto Skating Club, won the Canadian junior men's singles championship at the Dominion figure skating meet held at Toronto on Saturday; Tech, St. Pat's Win Games St. Patrick's College blanked Nepean High School 5-0 while Ottawa' Technical High School triumphed over Glebe Collegiate by 5-2 in a Junior Interscholastic Hockey League doubleheader at the Auditorium Saturday morning.

I St. Pat's, took a qne goal lead in the first period, increased their lead to 2-0 in the second and added three more counters to clinch the pnme Les Anning and Bob Dennison paced the 'Irish with two goals apiece while Bert Lesage scored one Red Mclntyre starred on defence for St Pat's whjle Jim Tubman was best for Nepean. 'i Tech scored two goals' in the opening period while Glebe registered one. The second frame was scoreless but Tech again took command of the play in the last period to outscore Glebe three goals to one, I Don was high scorer for the red and black with two goals while, Earl Quinn, Grame Chambers and Lome Drouin scored one goal each for Tech. George Gilmour and George Da viason were me oieoe scorers with Qhe goal each.

FIRST GAME. The lincuDs: 1 St. Pat's-vJoal, Shan; 'cfefence, Munro, Mclntyre; centre, Halpin; wings, Lesage, Dennison; subs, Fragiskos, Guillet, Anning, Lunny, Campbell, ra Ji "a mi Maloncy, Shaw. Nepean Goal, McMi.nn; defence, Alexander, Appleton; centre, G. Cummings; wings.

Tubman, Saunders; subs, Liddiard, Gavan, Beoker, Read, Pen-nett Seed, Paut Armstrong, Referee Bill Armstrong. Summary: First Period. St. Pat's, Dennison (Lesage) 1.00 No penalties. Second Period.

St. Pat's, Lesage (Dennison, Halpin). 1 2.20 No penalties. Third Period. St.

Pat's. Anning (Graham, Fragiskos) 1.20 St Dennison H-30 St. Pat's, Anning (Fragiskos) 12.35 No 1 SECOND GAME. The lineups: Tech Goal, Duncan; defence, Thomas; centre, wings, Marples, Whittakers; Steele, Chambers, Defalco, Gillan, Kelly, Drouin, Quinn. -Glebe Goal, Buck; Hayworth, Fraser; centrejArm-strong; Goddairdrvavid-son; subs, BarnesXKi'ford, Bland, Grant, SmithjGilmour, 1 Rcf Armstronp Summary.

First Period, Tech, Whittaker (Thomas) Tech, Chambers (Defalco). Glebe, GflmpUr (Duford) No penalties. Second 1 -Nor score. 1 Penalties Gillan, Third Period. Glebe, Davidson, Tech, Quinn.

(Drouin, Kelly) Jech, Whittaker (Leichnitz, Marples) Tech, Drouin (IsaaV, Quinn) No penalties, 1.30 8.00 13.00 1.30 6.00 12.00 16.00 City League -1 Scores-Standings r- SATURDAYS SCORE. Kingston, 7:. Postal Corps, 2. STANDING- Air 17, 1 0 126 60 34 Kingston .13 4 0 96 60 26 Hull 9 8 0 93M18 Canadiens 5 11 1 75 71 It- Postal Corps 5 11 0 69 V04 10 Monties 0 15 1 57 119 1 REMAINING GAMES. Tomorrow.

Kingston vs. Postal' Corps. Air Force Vs. Hull. Monties Canadiens.

February 9. Hull Kingston. Postal vs. February 10. Hull vs.

Postal Corps. '4 Canadiens vs. By dividing four matches with the Glebe Curling Club Saturday night on Ottawa ice, tne -Ottawa Curling Club retained possession of the Rideau 50th Anniversary l' In the jthree-way competition which: included the, Rideau Club, the Ottawa Club finished first with nine points while Rideau placed second-with -eight points. Glebe curlers toblc third place with seven points. A total of 48 games were played between the three clubs.

Following are the results of play in the Rideau Cup on Ottawa. Ice Saturday; hight: i Glebe. Ottawa. C. Gillis Simpson H.

Renwick 4 J. A.5 Stoneman A. i Pannell J. Foley R. J.

McMillan, C. Willoughby. skip 9 skip 8 (extra iend.) R. Sharp 4 Higman C. G.

Malcolm E. Spero R. H. MacNabb H. Holder A.

E. Smaill, C. Hutchison skip 10 skip 11 J. A. McCredie C.

A. E. Attlield O. A. Beach J.

M. Hoey J. W. Elmslie Dr. G.

N. Urie, Geo. White, skip 8 skip 15 S. D. Fawcett M.

A. Atkinson G. A. Church H. H.

Ward J. R. Aikens O. Master' Dr. G.

Barclay, O. F. Howe, skip 13 skip 12 (Extra end.) Following are the results of all the games played in the Rideau 50th Anniversary competition: 1 Dec, 4 Rideau, 2. Dec. 11 Ottawa, Glebe, 2.

Dec. 18 Rideau, Glebe, 2. Jan. 11 Ottawa, 1. Jan27 Rideau, 1..

Jan. 30 Ottawa, Glebe, 2. j- Simpson Trophy Final. In the final of the R. J.

Simpson Trophy for leads and seconds competition, George Hanson's rink defeated J. L. Dawson's rink 13-9 Saturday night on Ottawa ice. T. 43.

Finn, president of the club, presented prizes of war savings stamps to the winners and 1 the runner-ups after the game. Following is the personnel of the rinks i in the R. J. Simpson' Trophy V. K.

Prest It. B. Money, J. E. Dyble, Hanson, skip, 13.

Lt A. McKinley. J. D. Daw5on, Hiscock, L.

Dawson, skip, 9. I Select Rinks. D. Burkholder and J. Bradley have been! to represent the: Ottawa Curling Club in the Governor General's Clip.

bonspicL "I ij ON RIDEAU ICE Spoon W. O. Gliddon's rink won the spoon competition at the Rideau Curling! Club Saturday afternoon. All told, 18 rinks competed. The Blues defeated the Reds 69-59.

Following are the rinks and scores: I Red. Blues. A. J. Crerar H.

C. Bulpit R. C. Finnic I K. Coriger H.

Borbridge A. G. Ramsden C. Bland; F. Towsley, skip 4 skip 9 E.

Compton A. McPhail J. Serre' M. F. Goucfge R.

A. Holmes R. C. Blyth Geo. Pushman.

E. L. Brittain, skip 14 skip 7 L. Pearsall C. A.

Warren Dr. Booth 'i C. M. Edwards C. Y.

Steele P. T. Baldwin A. B. UUett H.

South'am. skip- 8 skip 9 G. Word en W. King A. Prime F.

X. Brown G. P. Gordon W. Warrje--V R.

J. Munro, S. skip w3 skip 9 F. -Grierson A. McKee J.

C. Clare- MacL. Harris D. Sirn F. S.

Browne R.j Iloward, O. Gliddon. skip 1 skip-17 G. Garland. L.

Whyte W. Fraser S. P. Eagleson Geor. Herring N.

G. Foster F. Stuart. J. G.

Rattray, skip -7 'skip 4 Dr. G. H. LeggettW. H.

Courtiel E. P. Murphy A. H. Whyte W.

Williamson J. Marshall Fortier, i skip kip '4 White J. B. Harkin J. Northwood F.

E- Sterns J. Adami M. E. Wilson R. P.

King, G. 5. H. Barton, skip 5 skip-- F. H.

Lewis I E. D. Hardy T. C. Phillips P.

Tylor Geo. Hay R. G. -Bangs J. H.

Stewart, W. S. Snaith, skip 11 skip 6 Total 59 Total 69 ii" Challenge Game. In a challenge game-played on Rideau ice Saturday night, doctors from the Rideau Club defeated doctors from the Ottawa Curling Club by a score of 13-12. Dr." E.

H. Wood skippedthe winning jrink while Dr. Derby skippbd-4heOttawa Following is the personnel of the finks in the-challenge" I' Ottawa. Rideau." x. Dr.

L. Roche W. Fraser Dr. D. Webster iTJ.

Narraway Dr. G. Scobie K. McDonald Dr.L.L.perby Dr. E.H.Wood Skip 12 Skip-13 Irish Bonnet i T.

E. Estrange's rink won the Irish Bonnet competition held at the, RidQau Curling Club; on Saturday nlgnt. The Reds defeated the Blues 22-)5. Following Bre the rinks and scores:" Red Blue. 'f- F.

J. Alcock A M. F. Goudgc C.A.Warren' R.C.Finnie I I G. P.

Gordon E. M. Cox W.F.Page Munro' i 5 Skip 7 G.S.Hume: J.M. HiU L. Gleeson, Col.

G. Cameron A. p. O'Meara T. R.

P. King Skip 13 1 W.G.Burns. A. McPhail 1 H.G. Austin M.Webster, W.

A.Warne J. W. Strader G. H. Barton Skip Skip 7 Total 22 Total .15: Friendly Match.

I i In the friendly, match between J. P. Fripps's rink defeated H. -BJ McCullough's rink 9-8. Following is the per- sonnei of the rinks: C.

J.Morrow G. Y. Purdy W. G. Weir R.

Kirk Hon. Macdonald J. J. Kinley H. McCullough J.

P. Fripp Skip-r- 8 Skip-r- Challenge Play, The usual challenge games for- the Rockland and Foley Cups will be held tonight at the Rideau Curling Club J. H. Stewart's rink will defend --the Foley Cup against the challenge of A. B.

Ullett's rink. In tl.e Rockland Cup match. W. McCees -rink "will bm the defenders while R. G.

Bangs' rink will be the There will be four sheets avail-' able for general play, on Rideau ice tonight Entry LUt Posted. The entry list for the L. 3. M. Howard Trophy is now posted onx the board.

Members are request- ed to'sign'if they wish to par-v ticipate in this contest Skips are now eligible. Montreal Rink' Wins Curling Cup QUEBEC, Jan. Thistle, skipped by H. C. Tor- i tier, captured the.

City of Quebec Cup in the 30th annual international 'Victory' bonspiel Saturday night by defeating Dr. T. R. McLaine's Charlottetown curlers 10-7. -1 The British Consols Trophy, contested annually by provincial curlers, went to R.

C. Cream's Quebec Victoria squad, which out- -scored Arthur RaWland's Quebec Curling Qub 9-5. i Another Montreal team. St George's, skipped by W. E.

Thomson, became the holder of the Price Brothers International. Shield when Quebec Jacques Car-tier, skipped, by-Henri Cote, dropped the final 7-4. Major R. B. Whyte's Quebec Curling Club defeated Quebec Etchemin, skipped by T.

Boucher, 12-5 in play for the Citadel Shield. On the Alleys Andy Anka posted an honor roll single, of 331-and. a cross of 721 to top the trundlers in the CBC Bowling League Miss Isabel Smith won the high single with 265, while Miss Flo MacLennan took high cross with 556 in' the ladies' section ef the CBC League. C. T.

Watson won the high cross with 666 and the high single with 280 in the Overseas Ac- 1 Ceianial Alleys. Mrs. Dowe post- I ecr9! score of 246 to win- the posted a score of 246 to win the high single, while Miss Velma Kinsman won he high cross with 551 in the' ladies' division of the Overseas Accounting League. tt't easier to buy house' today than it is to rent one. See Hotues For Sate on the Classified Pape -J MID-WEEK TRAVEL avoid Week-End Crowdinf -j Colonial Coach Lines t-UAS MI Alkert SL LtaaJUsl ZELLER'S Restaurant Open for Breakfast at 70 A3L I 'Wa Issa I HOUSEHOLD PAINTS- 4 "I' KEYES SUPPLY Ui KENT mm4 4.Bf STS.

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