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THE

DAILY

NEV/S,

ST.

JOHN'S,

NFLD.,

THURSDAY,

MARCH

_____________

_____________________________

·--

-·-·

----··--

·------

·-

.·.

~A·

Pat

The

Back

•

~·*

* * * *

•

Fol'

Pedol'mmu:e Jf'm·thv

Of Sped,rtllllenti.on nur-

....

r-~

;.,g

The

PnM

"'~k

•

•.

"DEE"

MURPHY

fSt.

John's

!Club

Darts

League

ST:\:SDINGS

llli\IICII

8TJI.

·W

Guards

.. ..

:!3

Can.

l,egion • . •

.14

26 26

C.J..B.

• .

Star . . . •.

2:1

Hoi)•

Cross

22 22

Feildians.. •

.14

22 22

Grand

Falls

Champi~ns

Declared

Town's:

Minor

School

Hockey

Leagues

Liule

Le,ugue

!~:

~~~~~

:: ::

:::

J!e~dgel

Lengz£e

. . 1

Lane

· • • • · · · · 9 1

: 'la,•be

th'1s

morn'tng'•

Grand

Falls Athletic Direr-

" •

·'

tor

Wes

Trainor

has

released 1 Rflllh[•U.ln

Leagu;P

The

Mt!lgea

r.eague

Grand

sports

page

the ltneup

for

the

C<W..

. • •

.14

:the

finn!

standings

Grand I • \ails

was

closely contested

With:

St. John's

Bees

":'hich

will

Fulls

~linor

School

Hockev

Lea·

The

Cougars

had

a hard

bat-

the. four teams

the leagur 1 present

St.

John s

the eastern

gue

and

shows

that

the·

Blnck

tle

their hands

take the :

havmg

meet

sudden

de.ath

: semi-finals with

Bell

Island

Hawks

copped

the Little

Lra-

1958

championship

they

edg.

game~

decide the

fm~l

will

published.

not

the

el'erj•one else the sleet 1

Ll~ut,

Col.

and

~Irs

Stll1·

C .

•••••.

IIi

storm

March

first

had

big

man

NeCf

Pepperrell

AF!l

St.

Pat's

.. .. ..

aCfect

us.

missed

our

and

has

ll'al'elled extensil'eh· ·

St.

Bon's

. . • •

13 13

Pat

The

Back

last

~londar

the

L'nitcd

States

with

his

REWA

. . . . .

.13

gue

championship

with

tht•

out

the

Cubs

sin~le

\ standmgs.

the

end

the

lineup

will

definitely

tn·

Cougars

taking the

Bantam

point

claim

the

honours.

The

reglulm:

sche

~le l~e

Ra~hlrrs

morrow

morning.

the

pres·

Le;J)iUr

honours

and

the

Ramb·

Cougars

and

Cubs

each

won

an~

tMmer~

:~~e

heel

~tlh

. ent time !he Capitals

op·

lcl'.q

winning

the

Midget

Lea;.:ue

eight

games

their

twelve

pom

eacd

;

sBecon

acde

inion

have

the

edge.

This

are

going

give

credit

par~nts

Air

Force

assign.

one

person

who

would

h81'e

ments.

During

the

1!157

season

been

last

wee~·s

column

was

top

point

getter

for

the

that sleet storm didn't

happen

Ions

they

ran

ten'

Lf:O

AG.-\S

strai~ht

1·ictories

take

the

crown.

JOIIS Gt\l.WA\'

r,\T

Tm; H:\l'K

I'AT

0:"0

THE

BACK

U:o

FAiiA:\.

f'ROI'ERTY

JOll:\ t;AL\\'AY

Tm:

HOLY

~IA;>;.-\GER

TilE

ST.

CROSS

SE:\1011

liASKETB.\LL

JOII:-.''S

.fl':\IOR

I!O('K~:Y

SQl't\D

which

cupped

the

l'it)'

E,\~1.

l.eo didn't

~~ore

all\

d1amp1on.,hip

Tursda~·

ni~ht.

~oal5,

rl>cln't

mak~

an1·

c',

,lohn

wh11

has

plil)l'd

well

all

~>ncl

didn't

break

,;p

an.

~on.

spal'kt•d

the

~·rus;HI~t'>

pia.'~

hut

was

outstandin)l

81·61

Will

Ol'l'r

(ruarrls

as.

;"-

memlw1·

the

Jumor

th~

Hoi~

Cross

t~am

took

thr

•• "t'ap,..

llr

tui·nrd

won·

hesl

three

games

Sl't'les

two

tlt•rful

performance. :\ot a .u·,ught lle

w:ts

the

1tnl~·

h1·i~ht

.•111~le

mrmbt•r

tlw

All

~ew·

spot

the

first

h;Jif

fur

hi~

foundland Junior Horkel'

squad

netted

their

cruwn.

game

appearances but the '

h·as

Atalre

• Y

et~vedrs

a~tt.

sr.y

after

s~eing

the

Bell

Island

L h c .

.·

h h · e

tcs

were

. .

Blln

~,;

k.lttlerl

etla!(ucl•

t e

t'ougat

Ilea

me~

bu·p

~It

t' t ree

ei"1ht

points

each.

the

sud·

team m three

exhtbiiiOn

games

:tc

,aw s

en~ue

1es

u s

110

1es

d •

th th

. against

city

teams Grant

1·ou

530

'with eight

wins

out

trn

hold

the

one

point

edge,

19-18.

dcng

rlcea

tgha"!e

amt

•r.rs'Bell

·bbnd

teams. never

·did

h'l h d 1

·d

i· ·

t d' e e

:>~ners

- o

cop

· ,

g;~m~~

w •.et t

~O~I>t'd/~

~~?

san

l~g~

the championship

while

the

give

ail

exhibition

games

ltiiO

sltxleen

Rpotln,~,.e

gmll(

t'll~nt

tears

\tlh

of_anne~r

IBeavr.rs

"·on

over Atlantics

and

di!ficult

valua\!•

out

seco~t

ncr

ec.

In~~s

~~·

ecn

po~n

Ill.

IVe

':"Ins

3.n

decide third 1 c

their strength.

three points.

The

Wmgs

came

and

three ltes

while

the

Ltons

1 , f

~r~

I • • • •

with

si~

wins

and

a tie collected nine points

with

three "

one.

• I

gea

.e.t·

'while dropping three conteslf .

wins

and

three ties

while

thP.

tgue

ser~eds

.het

att

the

Pah~e~h

• Whether the

City

gets

pass

own

m eres

was

Bell

hland or

not

the

1 tor thirteen points.

was

a Tigers

end

the cellar

gho

· h d

I b

II f h

. d

· · · 'th

rou

u e

e u e main reason

for

this

column.

o~p

srot 1n

pos111on

one

pomt . C A t

· ,

the standings

with

tht

Maple

they

mnna~cd

nnl\'

tie a

nsye

ahs

sc,orer

seems

become

~·l'ar

. · • ·

•h'l

1 ·

·h P

ea~ue

wen

our problem

with

, ur unt'or

Leufs

ed~m~

out the

Cn!mc!

r11s

~nme

t e

osmg

e other · t t h'

1't

h'l

- ••

•

.15

h~·

On~

poiiJt

[!I the

Standin~j

efPVCn.

•

'r~~~nk~anO

II'~~

Crr~~~er:

I C

Wi(<h.

Jeague

around this

time

for

third

slot.

Hr.

Le,Jts

en!·'

~1.

r.reen

was

the

top

pomt

1 1

A t P

~ear

contl'

with

some

12.80

lected rlel'rn pr.ints

thr collector

the

league as

~,;cn

wo.

~~sre

sort

a joke.

111e

hig~e<;t

lllgllest 3 tegs:

R11brrts

(!l.l'.)

ll08

III~be~t

Slnrle

J.eg:

Roberts

tH.C.)

Jllghr~t

3 Darts:

~·.

Hyr.es

Gunrd5

l . .

152

lllghest

A1·erage:

Single

Gamel

,J.

RobCI'ts

(

H.C.)

20.52

Ul~hcst

Al'erascs:

Tizzard

Holy

Cross

.•.•

Ful'lon~

•

Holy

Cross

. • • .

Roberts

Holy

Cro~s

.•

J. Lrarning

Ciunrtls

R o t d f t t I f

· t "

goa

IVe

assts

joke

al!ain

this season

ana(

Ien~

en:

I c I angers

nncc

e .

lor

lod~

lfl!.

~·I

his

point total

while

Hick·

, • . .

12,74

a~d

B.rums

.hed n

ast

spot

o~r

pom

s o

1vc

m n bulged

the

nets

for

. cancelling

the

senior

lea·

• •

WI~~

~~~p~~~~tsw:ch.thr

top

IOI~~a~~~d

~~~~n

se~~~~eta~l~;

t~nt

l!t~ls

and

eight. assists

;:r

~~~i::;;e~~~~dt~~~

01:~

s:::;

Deutch

Stnr . . . •

J. :'\rat')'

Slar

. . . . • •

II.

Stluil·r~

F(•ilrlians

Barron

l'O~'

. . . , . • •.

L~fo,se

I..H.

II.

't'mal'd

COl'

Gnme~

Finlshrd:

'point getter

the

Little Lea·.

twines

for

goals

and

nine'

IISTho

af.ll · "

I practice time before the

semi·

· ' r o

owm~

are c

ram

~-•'

gue

collected seventeen

a~s1sts

pmnt

total t d' d . d

finals.

The

idea

can<·clllng

· 1

•h'l

B 1 h d s

mgs

'"'

$COr·

pomts.

collect

goals

t e

ragg

a twenty·.

d' f

\I'd t the senior league acth·ities

12.4a

~oft

all

was

behind

goals

but

fell

Iii'~

short of,

an[

e ·

for th;

purpose

commend·

with

fifteen points hal'tr.g

G1·e~n

the

assist

depart·, eague

Pl-. able but the

fo!Io\\·UP

12.42

tweh·e

goals

and

three assist•. ment. Thirn

place

tht' points R

ridiculous.

RowP

and

O'Brien

tiel!

d~partment

went

Kelly

M~m

rrs · ·

g 2

• •

\2.18

fo1·

third

place

the

scorin•.!

who

wa~

close.

the

heels of; B

m~r~

· · ·

-ii

Immediately

tulluwmg

the

p:n·

adeF.

with

lour

~eedn.

fpoint

n B

~acf

with

point~.

Kdell~·

harl:

A~r;~:i~

·.·

...

9 4

cancellation

league

pi;,~

111

•

.12.0~

r<•CI.

·~·e

a,,·ers

.'"

onrt I

one

goa

sel·en

<Ramblers

defeated

minrr1

nh·idual trams

the te.gue

place

With

thtrteen

p01nts

e.1ch.

asmts. ·

1 r t 1

·1

1~.02

The

rollowing

are the tram Thr

following

are

the

team'

sut I

~amP

Ir•

, are

dt•rp

tnto

Jttwn

gai~es:

. d' d ·

1 .

t·

d' d · d'

··d

pia

co.

3·2.

score). Alreadv the Guards senwr.

sto~n

m~s

1111

scnr·

san

m~s

m n 1

scor·

o\tl

t'.

·h

b't'

in~:

standinJ:s

the Littlr

Lra-

in!!

standings

the

Bantam. Palers

ear

an."'

hm·e

pl.1)Ct

1110

rx I

110n

\\', Tm:ud.

<iuarri~..

•

·"

,1,

l.r:al'ning,

Guards.. .

1~.

0':-.'cill, Star. . . . . . 7

\\".

Tibb~.

Can.

Lci(!On

(

•

d F

1 ea" •

sudden death

gamP

for

thml

ganw•

with

Bell

Island

and

St.

~~~~

rran a s

"' · •

~u,

· 1 b 3 o ) · ·

p W L T

1'1<.

p w L T

PI•.

ac~.

~·

• · scort' ·

!lou',;

ha1·e

pla)·rd

one.

The'c

Hinck

Ha11

8 2 0

Cougars

. ,

8 I 3

SCOniXG

LF..1PF:RS

three

exhi!Jitinn

games

were

Reel

Wings

J:l

Cubs

.....

, .I!! 8 2 2

G · A p

pla)·e!l

the

night

pnor

'1aple

Leafs

4 3 3

B~ar>

.......

5 4

l:l

C'.

Ans1·~t

. . . .

!!4

Senior All Star pracllce.

pill~'CI'S

With

, • , ,6

the

individual

play

exhibiliun

gac

the practice

perio

think

knuckle;

rapped

•he

line.

they

di•

knuckles still

should

ped.

• • •

was

undiv~rlrrt

practice session.

that brought

thr

Newfoundland

dividu;;l Junior

club

to arrange

exluhtllvn

the Junior te.n,.

dur··

. .

prac

ICe

seS>Hill.

d~··

much

ct•:Jirl

;·

pass

Bell

lsl~n,·

finals.

was

h;,.·,

full

turnouts

i>.eh

the

victor~·.

'"4e

All-Star~

ha~r

r.•.t

interest that

''''

the Juniors.

• • •

the Srnw,

Rrt

the

St.

John\

. lltlt

series

tht

hi~

the

('ap:tal "

There

has

al11~,,

btu

rh·alry

betweet•

hoth

After the l\land

sting

usualt.

taktn

the

Se\\(Oltnd:and

ti'~

causP

thf

;>nMtr

(irand

•quad.

Falls

hold

f;o\nuub~t:

retain thr

till•

too

c~n

n\frtOII!

COn!•entratr:l

rrrnrt

•

all

concerner

lh11"

don't think

11r

··•n

d,·;

when

~r.1r

rollt

our chances a r•

the lnlandPT'

•r

mut·h

effort

ir.tn

should.

. . .

i.11•mps

had

an)·

worries

abou't

points

and

added

hi•

rqulpmrnt.

The

m~ht

the

points

the

brilliant

final

t'ity

squad

went

Bell

Island

stanza

('rusader

com~back

l.t•o

had

the l'ast job

makmg

run

his

game

t!ltal

2!1

points.

;t•re

that

th~

•~am's

sti.rks.

John

team

man

and

sets:

goalie

pads

and

bag~

per·

many

the

baskets

re;~isl·'

oonal

gear

was

hand

the errd

h.r

the

Hoi~·

C'1·oss

sqund.j

bland

Arena

when

the

pla~·ers

mows quickly

for

hig

man

nr1·il·ed.

was

all

there.

Wh~n

and

often

eontols

lhe

play

the

~quad

tral'clled

Grand

Hoi)•

Cross

mo1·e

the ball

Falls

had

another

hig

job

the

court.

works

hard at 1

hi•

hands

and

a~a1n

came

,,II

t:mes.

rebounds

well

and

with

!lying

colors.

All

sea·

deadly

frN•

throws.

is:

s~m

Leo

has

h~rn

[lert'orming

one

the

hill

reasons

th~'

f,>r

the

St.

l'nt's trams

and

Crusaders

have

l1cen

hi~

pow-,

·am

h<•s

been

doing

a ter· er

the basket

hall

world

•

ri!.c

joh.

Proper!)' manager

St.

.John's

for

the

pust

few~

plu~·ers

wit.h.. . 5

players

with

pla!:crs

with

• • • ,

•.

Canadians

4 4 2

Lions

.......

3 9 i

r..

Hick.man

. . . .

:!~

The

Guards

p!ay1•d

Har·

Han~ers

2 7 1 5

Ti~er~

......

1 1 1

Matthews

.•

, •.

1fi

bour Grace

Frid~)

night l hal'e hrrn

,.,

Bruins

2 7 1

SCORING

I.E.1DERS

I:\.

Heale1'

. . .

••.

8 8

ancl

then

the

Bell

fa1·oured

Inter

•,·.~r.

players wittt

....

SCORING

I.EAPERS

A Pt•.

Bruce

H(<cock

.....

J,lancl

SI!Uacl

here

Tue~·

tion.

don't ,,

•·

e:•

;;:

G A

Pt~.

~!.

Green

...•

.25

:!4

Bob

Hiscock

....

.1~

da~

ni~ht.

SaturdaY

But

there's a

''''"

players

with

••

Tn·:'l>l~ht's

Games

Sheppard

....

.T.

Brag~

.......

r..

O'Brirn

mght

St.

Bon's

played

Belt

competition

anrl

.•

•m

No!

tall . • , ,

•.

.J.

Kelly

• , . . . .

:G.

Penny

. • • ,

!;land.

All·Siar prarllce

was

the

s~mi·flllals

:•

7.30- liE\\' A

vs.

St.

Bon\

11,0<1-St.

Pat's

l's.

C.I..B.

Rowe

. . • , ,

Hanlon

..•••.

rater

. . • . • 6 6

held

Sunday

and

several

St.

it.

Injuries

,,,

::.:<:·

'Brien

.. ..

8 6 H

Hiscock

......

1!1

IT.

Hanlon

• . • . !i 7

Bon's

players

w~re

missing

be·

come

:.t

any '''"''

'K. Schulstnd • • •

.12

Gunn

. . •

•••.

7 4 II I.

Moyles

.••

, 6 4

cause

they

pla)·ed

a hard

game

been

just

n·;u :

Friday

Nl~hl'5

Games

Hiscock

. . • • • 9 4

1:1

Ray

Ileal

e)'

...

: 6 5 II

Bargery

•.••..

!i 5

the

nil!hl

before.

Tucsda)·

lor

all~·

pract:', ,. ·

7:30-Star

I'S. ('an.

Legion.

Carey

.......

8 5

<lire players,

more,

with·

P~nney

......

ni"hl

the

G11ard,

pla·.er'

were

but

with

exhihlll

9.00-Holy

Cross

I'S

Downton

......

8 5

9 points). I

Thorne

7 1 R

:!b~cnl

because

th~y

ha·d

play

prior

a serir· ,.,

chore that never

seem

years.

r!I;tll'

an~·

thanks

but

let

an~·

thr

.I<]Uads

•n

an~·

len~!ne

lose~

~.1od

propcrt~·

manager

anrl

IH-~~~~Cross-Tak~-~~B--

I N •

~~~~:hi~~~;:~.game

that

nigh:

;:r~~~.u~f;~.~;~·,~::.~·~~~

e a s

eanng

· · · the dilterenr•·

·w

nter-

u I

60-37

Victory

AI:

~~~:~~s

t~-~tletl

~i~ne

o~;

~~~cti~e:;·~j~~,.'

:·:·

will

!O•'n

know

Len

·.n1

h,1<

hc~n

olltstandmg ·

I~:l'mbcr

the

Junior "Caps".'

Bowlinf!

auue

I D

I practice together

anti

the •

L e

Over

s A c .

·ea

y prat·tice hours

all

camr

to·

I hopt that

":.,·n

ill.

· ' i • • • gcther. 1

was

alii U)'S under

gue

and

team

rlel~:~~

I.AST

:SIGJIT'I'

GA~IF.S

Holy

Cross

used

full

court

lhe

impression that

all

exhibi· around thr

wnf1·1entr

'press

good

adl'antage

yes·

B\·

"DEE'' MUHPHY

lion

games

played

b•·

teams

a)(ain

that

son11·nnr

aiD:

lllt:h

Thl'eP

Framf!l:

Fit7.gt•rald

.•..

F..

1\ea

r~ry

1 tcrday afternoon

the)'

dP··

The

game

baske'!Jall

gue.

Due

the rfforts

Hoh

th<•

Hocke~·

League

had

Ull

the

question

tt~

R:i.~

' fra:cd Sall'ation

Arn1~·

60·37

d .

1 1

. · first

rrcrlle sanl·tion

the

'tt'otl

·•an

•,

J·U·t

1114

ymg

slow

y hut sure

Y•

St.

Cross

mainly

the

s~ne•

openl'u

ll:~h

Srhool basketball

ganiP

1.ea•ue.

Sttrcl~·

our

lea~uc

~ut·

'·

" h

.John's.

Holy

Cross

won

the

with

four

squads entered

l:.nd

·' e

et·r "'

"'I

Andi'PII',

the

S.A

\',

~:~·m.

T e

C'nts·

t'X"CUt1'1··

a11d

tea1n

rl•l·~ates

S1•nior

hoop

crm1n

on·Tuc>day :ll.l:.X undrcided.

The

~lemorial

' ' •

'ona e ans"Pr

'",.,.

adrrs,

who

dropped the contesl didn't,

aftr1·

<·anl'l':l:ntl

our

1 r l

111

...

~.·t'n••lr"',

fore

est•rd'l''•

st P,l'" night

whl'n

they

ddratrd

team

ftnally sta•·ed out and

the

1an

1eme

' ·' • ' w .

•·

"·

" · · " " '

"""

lc1.~nc

fa11lllr

.\ll· •

·'t't•m•t·altl

. .

'!(I

· 1 · t

1 t

Gunrds

thr filial encounter remaimng lour

nJa•·ed

tlm·e

J!alnt•s

11.1rn

1ittlr

Ill

._,

~Rt

•••

1Utnp1•<

o II'

~at

' Mar practices,

~ilr

r'n,rnt

(

~li2

trom

the

OJlcnin•

whi~tlr

and

a series that

saw

l'l'l'r- rounds

with

the

top

1111

a\'31

a e

tr.un

p11:

·tt,

l'l'

.•

••

"' I f ·

ll.

l.ant•

. . . • • .

:l~.i

11rre

nerrr

any

trouble. . a

gr.

ultent anl'r o around

:!5.

teams

mt·l·tmg

the finals

I·:.

K~aN·~

. ,

3:1R

Salvation

Army

had

a zonr

Onl~·

four

team>

enlercd

-the

Again

Holy

L'ro>s

took

thr

(

. 1 1

:J.·':l

ddrnce

~oin•

and

sta)'e!l

with

lca)!ue's schedule

and

the

championhip.

Beside~

sevcr:-1

ora'........

• O'll

:12n

for

the

whole

contest, hut Crusaders

wr.lkcd

away

with

parents

players. their girl

y • • • •

NHL

ll.OUNDU

. , . 1

l.-.

\\'i~ht

. • • • . • • .

~~n

werr unable

stop the sharp the championship without

too

friends, their brothers. a

Jrw

. . . .

' 1 \\'

'll~

shoottng l'rusader forwards.

much

trouble.

Within

the past sports reporters

and

tc,a

ol··

TOR0:\10 •U'• -

\ldt:;·,_,.~

tou

scorPd

all

,,,

· ·

.,en · • • • · • • '

R I d I 1 1

· •

310

Hoh.·

Cross

had

their

man

few

''ears

two

the

hoop

ficials

'here

were

1·er•·

f""' '

e It tar. • t

ll'

man

~\'Ill

~.oa.

thr

1\n•

:r•

.-..

rews

' ' <

t I r " h

GEORGE

CIIEWt:

301

man

t.1·pe

play

working

well

leagues

the

Cit'' hal'c closed

fans.

When

the gam•s "·ere '' go'

s.cormg

oun.

•n:-•

:ca~o

Ji·.·

.•

·'

ar m · · · · · ' · ' ' d the s A c

squad

found

h •

~! ~

goals

ednesday

mgh,

nesday

night

t 1

. A

PAT

o:-o

THE

Br\CK

•

· · ·

op.

. P

B)et

at t e ' emonal

m leading !\lontreat Canadien,

a I

Creighton

•;.,.

GEORGE

l'RF.\\'E

m·

TilE

~llg\1

Team

Sln~lcs:

:~r<~~~k;

any

clear

~hots

on: Likely the biggest

push

they

drew

the between studies

:\ational

Hockey

League

vic-

Hangers

ahe~d

\\l!n

h:!

GUARDS

SE~IOR

BASKET·'

(,uanls . . . .

1390

·n

• . • the death .

of.

basketball

has

students.

tory

over

the

stumbling

Toron:o

the

season

m":··'"

BALL

TEA~!

for

his

fine

per-i

Hoi)'

Cross

. • . .•

1320

EI~h~

rol)

Cross

~~~)ers

ac:, been

the

Stad1~m.

_the

few

Now

the

High

School

division

Maple

Leafs.

opening

neriod

\\•·en

- •

·~

formance

last Thursday night:

-;----

~~~IJtePia~~

'!it~r~s.ts

~~n~c~~

years prwr

tis

ercctwn

only

_full

swing

With

two

r.nd

The

- yrar .

old

right

winger.

shot

from

the

~'"'

, /when

scored

points

for

~<:ORES

three

school

let.ms

pla~ed

any

sometunes three

games

bemg

who

returned

two

weeks

ago!

goal

that

boum·el

1r.

MERV

GREESE

his

team.

Guards

lost

the

en·!

Uol~

Cro~~.-3

" •

S~~g~~~

ace~

riT~c

hockey;

they

were

Prmce

scheduled

e1·ery

day.

looks

after a

long

layoff

ith

a cut'

minder

Glenn

II:;''

s ·

"',\T

THE

BACK

counter

72·52

Hoh·

Cross

at·

,1.

nddl'n

31:1

204

h. n · 'th P f P

Wales,

St.

Bon's

and

Bishop

like a

walk

away

for

the

Pep-

achilles

tendon.

produced

the

Black

Hawk

ron;tt

'1ERV

GREENE

THE

the Crusader

gvm

hut

George

Duey

Fitz.

381

855

wt,nne,rs

c''h

tnFe

potnc: Feild;

while

the other 8 or

perrel\ Falcons

who

are unde·,

first

two

~lontreal

goals

as the'

tied

the

score

tl•t•

. ·

•·

· ·

.·

· : I D Sorensen

168

2RO

241

699

owe

cam

f I · · d h · f d ·

leadue

I ad' g C

It'

· · t t

BO;>;'S

SE~IOR

HOCKEY:

gave

ntce

cxhtbllion

basket· • , .

320

•

~na

with

Bob

Pierson had

seats o earmng

d1rectc

e1r

' eate

far

th1s

season.

Teams

•

- c

Ill

•

ana

!ens

O\'er-

1ppmg

m a s

101

TEA~!

for

fine

performance, ball

sa'!y

losing

cause.

\\.

e~lly

~~~

196

with Pat Cleary netting

., winter and spring athletics

to·

r.re

getting a little better

sup-

powered

Leafs

Wtlh_

their

class.

s~n

past

flange:

~oa:!

a~atn~t

the

Bell

Island

squad

lie

got

off

slow

start

with

eni3"D

115

•

Perchard picked

5 with !\like

wards the

hoop

game.

Now

all'

port

school

pupils turn out .

The

~ock~t

ran

Ius

goal

~utp~t

1\orslcy.

the exhibition last Saturdav ·

or.ly

fil'e

points

the first. t

" a '

Woods

adding 4 Charlie Ennis

our

city

schools

have

hockey'

when

their

~quad

taking·

111

g ltlenng

~m·ecr

SOH

The

Rangers

.,.,,~

ni~ht.

had

211

saves

and

half but

came

back

slron)l FPosra:-k

254

200

219

673

got

hot

the.second half

squads and something

hr.5

tolpr;rt

but

outside spectators arc

re~ua~

~.sohn

pday.th

k~t'

Hck

hda~,.not

w·--('t)

turn d · · f

the last

stanza

net

and· ·

roc

er ' • I

B k

h t k f enn

''c

• e

n'ors

""'

• e

·~

nice

per ormance.

·.

. 'D Whiltle

208

19~

182

584

record 6 points while Jim Filz·,

e a

a en

very

ew.

high

scorin

brother.

Andre

referee

Eddie

,.,r,

t r

this

~·l•ar

"en•

had

very

~un

hts

total

ftne

26.

; Kmnedy

186

208

197

591

p&lrick

picked

the other

the

mam

thrust. ·

Whtlc

the

Intermediate and Prono\'ost

and

Jean

llelh·eau tal· a

·co

d t .

llltlc

work

the

local

lea~uc:

tal\

ho~·

who

has

b~en

pi~Y·i

Rvon

186

282

72o

Boq

Rideout remainetl top I

This

season

for

the first

time

Senior

lea!(ues

did

declare their

lied

the

other

1iab

goals.

Geor~e

Crelgh~o~'cca~

"":·;~~

the

.Bluegolds

ran .up

h1gh.

al center

lte:

L·.

:\leone~·

167

210

578

point getter for the winless Sal·l there i;

Intercoll~giate

_Lea·;

championships

the~·

had

Armstrong,

Gar~·

Aldcorn

and

the

second

.:1

~c~.res,

111

mosl

.their

games.

~u~r(~

all

seas~t\

l~e

r~I~Und~

1035

1051

1060

3146/ valion

Army

College

team. He!

gue.

The

Commerctal

ctrcut ,

from

successful seasons.

The

·Gerry James

scored

for

the

fifth·!

ond

goal

·c

u~l

til•

e~son

hol\e,~r

the.

~~~er

lie.·

~~.a

grea

IP·tn

anc

gave

fine

performance

alld

1 passed

a.way

sometime

ago.

Gt·ammar

and

High

School

cir-

'place

Leafs.

the

final

fran:•·

><_tuad

the semor dtmton ,

l~e\

George

was

Curtls:-2

took

most

their

rehou~ds

be-

that leaves the

High

School.

cuits

will

finish

far

from

There

little possibility-on-

was

hand

.il

~·i~~lhllcm~r:I~O~~~~~~·edm~~~

~~~~

:g~r~~

rfi~.

!?tOI~~:~nJJh~h:o~~~~

~·

~~~~~

;:~~

i~;

~:~

~~i~~ts

h~~in~is

C~~dit~het~al;~

~~:r~::~~:eie~~~i::.

re~.:~:~~

~~:~:.i"ls

~;~~or~~~ll~~~~~e

\~!

~!d

:~~~nCO~~~~nes

i:~~e

~t~~~~

~o::fi·s

i~h~

~el;::::r.d

''':qrl . . erl' a

ways

Pays .a.

hramt

1\ebrekmos

. e

teh•n·

N~seworth•·

~o7

253

178

638.

Howell

added

9 points

with

Gill' them

one

at a time. ,

the

sports reporting business

i run-of

Leafs

catching

Stanley

top

stay.

cno

me.

lie

rRrelv

lea\'CS

htS' Sll e

011

m e '

'th

. . 7 d s l I . . I c I .

't'

h .

f .

· i

lh 1 h

LeGrow

270

24Q

269

788

rowmg

wee

app

The

Intermediate series

op·

constantly being asked about

P ajo posllon.

ale

. h

b~:·

s~~l'

,~.~~nc~-~~

~~~ec~

i\h

sat

~~~~~~/

an~l

on~r

h:nd

~~:.~·h

osh~~~.

R·.

Lane

248

195

345

786

glettipgh'

Geoff

Bungay

had ened first. It

ha.d

five

teams . winners

various .leagues but

sixh

dgalmes

ldeft

tin_\~~~~-

70-gamde

niJr~~e

~~cto~~

~~;u~~

- · •

· 1

1086

1103 1255

'1444

cr . taking part

the

most

part ·

S .

e u e

ra1

mgs

• ·

111

clay

m~ht

had

se1·er3l

··ou~

e o free

throws

to~

' ' ' !

was

30·18

the half

way

smce

ayo

5 0

e emor

Bruins

nine

points.

League

season

Ill!

~~·c~t

s~ves.

lie stopped

Bill

rack.

hts

fmc

lot

MI. :\lost

- I

mark

'for the Crusaders with I the

games

drew

few

small

Lc&gue

has

opened,

o~ly

one,

CHICAGO

IAP)-Da\'e

Creigh:

Chicago

~amr'

Power

and

Geor_.~:e

Connors

cold.

hts

baskets

all

year

have

Guards.-~

216

1 Hoi.

Cross

outscorin the

los·

crowds;

most

the

f~ns

were

p~rson

asked

ptck

!DY

two

good

tm.;

Rnd

looked

ccme

from

rebounds

and

the

ef·

C~llmore

215

!!85

1 l

the

seco~d

fr students

from

~lemonal

who

wmner.

had a

son

playmg J/ d p

uutstanding

blue

line

slap

forth~

puts

into

the

game

gives

F~shcr

211

270

217

'~;

wnc

and Art

Te~~::

'dropped

watch a

few

min·

the

Holy

Cross team and

aza.,-,

shots

from

Gordie

Butler

and

him

his

big

arl1•antage.

llllcKmlay

210 232

675

man

w~re

referees for the

Pen·

ulcs

play

betcwen studies. didn't

mi1'~

game

:.11

season.

Dick

Power.

The

three tallies course

his

height

also

helps.

Andrews

222

310

807

All

the

games

were played

art

1 Another thing pushing basket·

~A~IS-Reu!ers

Fre~cl:

that

did

get

hehind

him

were

One

!he

big

things that

makes

Fuller

225

20B

793

counter. the

M.U.N.

gym.

ln.

all a little ball

the grave

the lack· · poltce.

areas

wh.ere

A!gcnap '

not

his

fault.

Two

them were:

him

one

the outstanding I

083

1390

3658

over

players,

took

part

relcrces. Without the

co~!

terr~mts

are acltl'e

wtll

get

screened and the other came

hoop

artists

the

City

his

C:N.T.:-1

Exhibition

the series

with

only

Holy

Cross

I operation

few

G.J.'s

station·/

~pee~al

?anger

money,

the

cab-

from

a pretty

Bell

island

pia~·.

good

sportsmanship.

~·

Locke

323

169

750

and Memorial

doing

any real

at Pepperrell it

would

have

met dectded

Wed.nesday.

There

Merv

Greenr.

has

prol•ed

l'.

LeBlanc

202

172

244

618

Baseball

practicing. I been near Impossible

com·

have

b:en a sertes

attack~

nne

ffnP

.goalcr.

Clarke

167

245

128

540

came

the

Christi&n

1 plet th S . L g

policemen

North Afn·

Roberts

227

222

221

670

I e e emor

ue.

cans

Paris and other large

PAT

THE

BACK

'1'0

HocJrey

Scoi•es

J. Everard

283

216

253

'752

THE

CANADIAN

PRESS

Br~thers

Grammar

School

hoop

same tw? or three Americans cities in metrooplitan France

OAVF.

NEFF

THE

PEP·' ' 1\37

'1178

1015

3330

Vero

Bench,

Fla. senes. There

were

two

sec-

plus a

!Ike

number of

loca.l

recent! ,

.J"F,nREU.

FAT.ONS

l!IGf(

Milwaukee

000 012

000-3 5 3 tions

with

three teams entered ,senior players are officiating

Y_·

____

SC'IJOOL

llASI<F.TBAI.J.

TEA~!

TtiE

Ct\:"'ADI.\N

PRESS

Patrlclans:-3

Los

Angeles

l11

ooo

001-4 s 1 in each.

Holy

Cross

took

both'

the

High

School

games. J

·z-.1

FOR

hi~

JIOint

performance I

National

J.eague

:\1.

Martin

161

285

301

747

Jay,

Rhem

(4),

McMahon

fBI

crowns

with

only

St.

Pat's giv·l

When

the intermediate series

aJ;

...

S~mrlay

aflernnon

pared

J1onlreal

Toronto

Jl.

Evims

178

218

206

602

and

Rice,

Sawatski.

It>:

McDe·

ing

them

any

real trouble. St. I

was

found

necessary

~!~

lr~m

annthrr

win

the

:-\ew

York

Chiclll:o

Spe>ll'ns

200

254

26R

782

viti

Harris

!5)',

Mauriello

!7!,1 Bon's had

gym

which

to have members

team

ACCRA,

Ghana

-An

Ct.~·

teague.

Da1·e

has

run

American

I.engue

JI.

Henle

248

204

198

650

Negray

(9)

and

Walker,

Sherry practice.

The

spectators

who

that section

some

the re-: Accra court sentenced

two

mem

. , :

12}

points

six

games

far;

Cl<·velapd

Hershey

Kearsey

338

220 263

8\4

15!.

W-.Negruy.

L -

McMahon.

showed

for their

games

were' feering. hers

the

Ghana

parliament

lhts

season .

record I a better 1

Quebec

wague '

1178

11811

236

359

HRs:

Mil-Aaron,

Mathews.

for the

most

pllrt pupils from 1 ,

Tues~ay

night

six

years for :

than

pomt per

game

aver-

Chfcoutiml

1 Trois·Rivieres 4

Aero:-0

AtLakeland,

Fla. the schools playing

and

there

Guards and

St.

Pat s play plotttng an armed attack on;

a~P.

hails

from

Salt

Lake

Exhi!Jftlun

Facey

223

236

173

632

Cinci~naU

300

100

104-9

1, were not

too

many

them. 1

hockey

at the Stadium it

Prime Minister Kwame. Nkru·

C11~·.

l'tah

and

was

a member'

Quebec

9 Ottawa·llull 3 .

Crocker

196

171

210

577

Det~ott

300

000

121-7

The

few

adults

who

did watch· not unusual for

3000

fans

mah's regime.

The

tnal

the squad that capturer! the, Sortlt

Shore

Grouch)·

241

IB:J

183

607

\heand, Pena

<7)

and

Dotterer; 1 the exhibitions

were

main!~·

turn

but let the

same

two

etwo

men,

Antoh and

·h!l~!_"~h

nsh~p

P_o

rtia

·,~

1lra

mlcltll

Bnt

hurst

& 1

,r.

l.ane

106

250

632

e(1

t,)

dm~:•,.

~rY

dm(p7

,nD

n)-l

the parents

the

boys

play. teams meet

hoop

contest

Kooj

Ayeke

lasted

weeks.

. ·'"· r s ar

et.

w1t

1 t w

.•

ar· a

u.u·~

wms

wst

~ewn

'I·'.

•ra

·ernor

268

194

717

, " . : .

·I

ing.

, at the

Holy

Cross

gym

and not •

Jlherson

cnlry

the

local

srnu·lmnl

4·1'

1124

•

~~~~

3105

IV-I

cna.L-D11nwl.

IIHs.

tn-

came

the .

than

;ro

4{1

spectators

BOURNEMOU

rH.

Eng.

\CPl

leal(Ue

1956

but

moved

the N.R.·I'.E.I. Junior

Fclldlnns·-

' ' '

l~ot!erer

!2).

Taylor:

Det-Kuenn Then

Sen~or

_.Lea·

will

around.

Why?

Well

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