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CJON·

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St.

and

.... ------------------------------------·---------

•IEWS

ST.

JOHN'S,

NFLD.,

TH:.:RSCJ.Y,

MARCH

13.

1958

D~IL

"' '

oth

Teams

Received

Strong!

petition·

Last

Day's

Game.

\.·pR)I

nnri\W~:Ll.

!using a four

first jell a threr

ii1

the

final end.

rntl

~al'c

Bell

Island

only

two

ThiR

brought

the final

111

,.knJ•n'<

m:·n's

sin~lcs

win

a strong I with the St. John's

men

pla~·ln~t

'Oi•·nt~l••rcl

1cs

.finish

12·6.

the other draw 1 Grand

~:ails

and

the St. John's

d•u1hlr

hununl''

Grand Falls jumped inlo

lad irs against Corner

Brook

and

r,trrd~)

11.

rl'

carl~·

lead

w;th three ends

back

both games turned out

lhf

·lnll'r·To"n l'urhng:

back,

only

lose

d four

anti-climax alter I

hectic

IP~R.

the 1hird end. The teams came

mf!acs

durin~

the day.

St.

into lhc last end

all

tied

with. John's

men

look

an earl)'

lend

th:~l

i•

m>l

Y ninr

each

but

llrand Falls were:

nnd

wrre ahead seven

two

· n

"''''

•'1\

hal

an)'·

unable

capitalize

la~t

i I

end,

the third

head

and

on.

hol'l'r

and

umally

rock

and

Ida

Le1·1tz

and

her

the

St.

John's la,lics led !il'e

·~t

nndrnl··~>

111

e ·

· h 1 h' h th' d h d

•·

lhmsplcl

crew

were wmncrs

·II

m I e

not

at 1 e

·,.,·r

'·'''

,.,,,,r

upset

most

thrilling

game

the

day.

I Neither game

was

completed

d This left all

lour teams with

both were conceded at

tlic

,,,:~

l~rlir~

three

wins

and

losses each. I ninth end,

the

final score for

· ,,.,,.

lh<'

op~mnJ:

. the

men

13·4

and

for

the ladies

,,f

·!h<'

n:u:

day's

play.

1 Faced

With.

two

mo~e

draws,

14·6.

curling

fans

Corner

,hn··

r.•··n

nrNhn~

onl)'

the

Edg~r

H1ckman

rmk from 1 were treated

amazing

day

~~;;,.

t.'r

prrfrcl rer·

~I.

John s alter a late . start,/•

games which kept

teres!

;nd,

c:r•n

·'·"'PI'

kmad~A

thfc

ll~d.

Cor.nrr

Brook

t.he

dizzy

pitch until the linn I

h'•'k'"~

h•r ·

anu.

a · mn.h end ll'l!h a

two

and

Wllh

1 draw.

All

concerned arc

one

i:r.•

,,,

oJr:,

tr;1d

/~fairs:

Ja~t

rock

agm~1~1

them

came

opinion that

was

the

most

in· I

·c~rnrr

11r,••'~

.<qllau

ll'!th.

surprJSIIll!

fll'e end to tcrcsling series

many

years.

m:rldir

.11111

nnal ends chnunate. the . Corner

Br.ook

[competition. I

1011

:1:•'

::" ···n:h

end

one

squad

and

quahf)' for the

fma1

The winning

rink~

arc deserv· i

~·J~

,u::

:.,.~

r~ck.

which

against

Grand

Falls.

Also

ing

all

the praise they arc I

.cr

,,,:!)

•

tud

po>I110il. the

o'c~ock

draw

th.c

St. :certain

gel

for

coming

·;,d,,,,:,,

m.,;se~.

:lohn

s ladles

ma~c

!"!~lakes;

through

well

extremely

11:::·

:~em

.ami,

Cor·

~~.

th~

~arne

which

chmma~cd

kcCJ)

and

well

fought compcti·

; "'";l'r·i

ht~

f"f

P1kc

s Grand

~ails

r~nk

lion.

~·or

the losers·there

al·

,:...

Th:·

·'"I

~1.

.luhn'>.

w'lcn

thc_y

wc.rc

lcadmg

11me

ways

another year

build

for

·:

's~'"''

.•.

·.1

i;ram' Falls rocks

gomg

m_to

thr

las~

end and there

·cry indication

:\rrr

·•

·:·

·:c

f••r

!he

men.

nnd

won

handily

12·3.

lorner! that the rinks

will

slrongcr

·rr

:aj:.·•

...

:,••n

same

~ro.ok

ladles

were

pushed

the ·

and

the battles keener

and

more·

r.t'

,<.·l'rd

wh~n

hoth

hmll

put a stonl·hcarted Bell, inleresting

the

day

arc

gone

·.,

"'"'

the

morn·

Island

tea~

oul

,the.

contest 1

when

an~·

old

combination

~~~~~

:,,

r:·•

-·r a

four

wa)'

9·8

whrn

K1t

lnkpen s rmk scor·,ronr curlers

made

entry. j

,l0n::'

rlllk.

.<JIIIC·----·-·--···

Service

Statistics

180

R~c~

t.r~r·'

<:t

has

2:1

hind

him

5 percentage,

Quid

I~l

?nD

l(l,l,l•l>

!~ad

the

point~

wilh

2.74

mark.

~lenlai;St

Patrick

.•

(.•

~..n

ir~

Hockl'Y

Hospllal nelmmder. Fanny

Jl·?~:r.·;

M1d

holds

a lh·e Brennan

third spot with·

Two

crew~

which

par·

tci&r

f·IH

!hr

;rrond place a

3.60

mark. tlclpated

the

Annual

Re·

::~:

Ron

Furlon~

TEA~!

STANDINGS

~alta

1957

will

lake

c'u~r:l

h;•

marker;

and

CHMIPIOSSHIP 1 thl' boats earl)· this year

·;r

'N'f'

'or

points P W I. T P. and

will

compete

A race

n.ar:tr

Lnr1•

( ouncil, Burks

3 1

while other oarsmen are re·

Bhm;r11

•nil

E<l.

flutlrr Fishrl·ies

1/i

4 I

la:rlng

after

the

1957

sra·

,rr

all

liNI

for

~!ental

15 10

4 I

21·

SDn.

pnmt>.

qrew·~

Health

.15

7 8 0

t••r

Mparlment

Council

7 2

Furlon'

•nrl

Blttlrr bolh

C.X.R.

1/i

9 I

mi<:l

for

lhr leading

C.!li.T.

0 2

t~t

;rt'.in~:

ur" ro:umn. TIIIRO

ROUSD

•

ur1ng

nter

own

FINALS

ACTION-John

Galway (numlJer

IS)

Holy

Cross and George Crewe (number

12)

Guards jump

for

a rebound

the last

game

the Senior Baskcthall iinals at

Holy

Cross

gym

Tuesday night. Crewe

won

the jump

and Guards

moved

the ball up

c·nurl

only

lose

Crusaders who

\\'on

the

game

the

finals

and

the c:hampio'nship.-(News Photo).

Bees

Hold

Workout

Yvon

DureUe

Fir.

Training

,Meet

Tony

Anthony

Friday

Night

JOE

MacS\\'EES

. .

Joyce

llrotllf'r~.

the

lam

or·

maltrr,

h~'ll

hal'c

stopand

, ·

ous

New

York

psychologist

who

,.light

sometime

< •

nadlan

Pres&

Staff

Wrlt~r

has

made.

fortune

telel'ision ! ''I'll

alter

him

hard

h·om

l\'J•:W

YOHK

-:-

\yon

quiz

programs as a

boxing

ex-llhc

sta7-t.

perhaps harder

and

Durell••.

!he

:'lew

B~unsw1ek

llsh· pert,

w~nl

the

11·

....

fa~lcr

!han the

other

time.

I'll

crmnn

wi!o

ftghls

Wl~h.the

fury_ti; pert.

went

the

gym

visit

the

punch

hal'(ler.

At.lnntlc

storm.

hr1shcd

lrm~-

Canadian

fighter.

! "I'm

ho)>ing

get

him

before

~dn~sdav

.rm·

Ius

halll;

F'r,

The

tension

trainin~

was

, I

loth

but

I'm

not

going

day

mght agamst

New

ork

broken

\'von

IU'ld

the

·heai'V

'name

the

round."

Ton):

Anll~ony.

punching

bng

for

the

female

Durcllc

was

fighting

Marli-

gomg

after

hun

frRm

tl~c

psychologist,

who

swung

sou

Square

Garden

for

the

fir.;t

fn·st.

ha~d

and

str~ng,

said ·

with

a will-much

the

delight

; time

when

battled

Washing·

Dure.lle,

light

heal'yweighl

amp

the

fighter.

his

brolher Pia·' ton's ·Clarence

Hinnant

Canafta

and.

ranked

l\'o.

cide,

and

his

manaJ:cr,

Chris! screnth·round

TKO

Jan.

31.

among

~·orld

lJtle

contenders.

Shaban

~loncton,

N:B.

•

thus

al'enged a

TKO

the

hands

T~c

telei'ISed

bout

o,·~r

rounds

Durclle.

28,

fought

the

2~·)'ear·!

Hinnant

earlier.

mostly

be·

1~111

held

Madison

Square

ole:

Anthony

a draw

Detroit ; cause

cuts

over

the

eyes.

loar<fen.

. last June

Man:·

the

Detroit

Durcllcfought

times

1957

J?ur_elle

~enl

h1shotel

af!er :

crowd

figured

that

Durelle

was

winning

10,

drawing

one

and

lo~·

fm1slun~

h1s.

~··or

kouts,

scowling

the

winnerand

the

draw

was

ing

one-to

Hinnant.

has

won

the

m~ctl\'lty

and

restless

•

raw

decision.

72ol

fights,

with

setbacks,

lng·cJty

ln'ng,

whch

docsn

I i

sShaban

and

Durelle

are bitter :

twl'

draws;

one

no-contest.

Ike~

. :that

despite

this

showing.

An·

·has

knocked

out

3i.

Anlhonr

LIKES

nmm

BETTER

liwny,

now

rated third alter

Du-

lcught

only

threr limes

1957,

"Give

Baie

Ste.

Anne

any

rclle.

was

gil'en

fight

against · against

Durclle.

:\loore

and

Chuck

time,"

~aid

Durrllr.

who

owns

champion

Archie

Mom·e.

who

Spieser

his

one

win.

. .

lishing

fire t

that

;.lrw

Bruns·

beat

the

:<lei\'

Yorker

The

fisherman

spends

h1s

ttme

wick

centre. "I can't

wait

get

· technical

knowkout

Sept.

in.

:<lew

York

hotel

near

thr

fight

finished

and

get

out

Lo~

An::elcs.

Central Park.

where

docs

hi~

niace."

WILL

CHASE

TOSY

·roadwork.

Shaban.

Placide

and

Jlis

lrainin•

Bohb\'

Glea>on's

".~nthon~·

will

hard

catch

Y1on

whilr

away

thr

e•·enin~s

g\'m.

the

Bronx

enct'ed

so·

lhis lime-he'll

lr)·ing

get

pla~·in~

carrl~

- "auction"

beln~

rial

nolc.

• away."

said

Dur~llP

"But

thr1r

[R\·orllr

game.

Semi-Finals

Plaved

Bell

Island

Vince

Ros~itcr,

President

the

~AliA,

told the

~ews

late last night that

the East

Coast

se.mi·finals

the "R"

Dh·ision

the

All·Newfoundland

Hockey

playdown~

between St.

.John's

and Bell Island

will

ahend

scheduled.

Pee

Wee

Hockev

Murphy

Leads

Hurricanej

Into

Second

Place

B1·

WILSO~

BL:TLER

~orth

Stars

three

goal

performance

b)·

SIGo'O:ALLERS

I'S.

BLACK

Pat

~lurphy

told

the story

for

\\'ATCfl

the

Hurricanes

mol'ed

hi•

the

second

~arne

the

!iii~·

team

into

second

place

lh" nailers slill

learli~g

the

Arm:.

Airforce Dil'ision standings

wilh

Dil·i~ion

were

handed their first

3·2

win

ol'er the North Slars rlefcat

the

season

th(~

the first

Pee

Wee

~arne

)'C'·

were

nnsed out 2

h)'

tht

trrda,· afternoon.

the

second

Black

Watch.

Harris flight

wa~

game' the dil·i;ion

leadin-:;:

SJg.

th~

hig

~11n

for

the

Black

Watch

nailers

were

handed their lir$l

firin~

holh

thrir

~oals

un·

defeat

the

season

the::

a~.<i<1rd

while

Geraln

Wat'rf'll

bowed

the

Blark nrtleri

the

lone

Signallers tally.

Watch,

and

lhr final

~anw

RRITOX

l'S. I'A;\'Gl'ARD

llriton

~ot

their

fir~t

point

the

fin~l

~arne

the after·

the

;ea~on

they baltletl

;;

~non

the

Briton cellar

dwcllc:·~

•corr·le>S

lir

11·ith

lhr

aVn~uard.

the

\'a1·y

Dil·ision

mol'rd

f!URRICA.\'ES \'S

.'\'ORTll

into

a fifth place

tic

with

the

TOr

F.IGIIT

~CORERS

~!ental

3 3 0

G A P

Bucks

. 2 2 0 0 4

2:1

Fisheries 3 I i I 3

Council 2 0 0 2 2

Heallh 3 I 2 0 2

A race

scheduled

held at

Quldl

Yldl

l.ake

St. Patrick's

Day

between

Barn·

Summer~

truckin~

cr~w'

and

CNR

Frel~ht

Shed.

Summers' ere\\·

I\•

sued

a challenge

the

fNR t'relght crew

and

they

have

accepted

a~d

lhe race

now

schtduled for four

o'cl~~t:k

St.

Patrick's after·

The

Sl.

.John'~

rnlr)·

the

;;nrl

r_;ror~r

Philips were

an·

"8"

division

Ail·;<;ewfound·

other linr. Latrr

thr

pr~e·

land

hockey

playoffs held their

lir~

En~land,

Cooke

and

Bill

second last practice hdore Gillie.

got

togrt hrr.

thel'

meet Brll Island

rri·

it·v

Wal~h.

Ron

Skil'l'ing

anrl

!lay'

night

with

players

work·

\len· Greene all

took

lhrir turn

ing

out under coach :llecker

goal

and

all

perlormrfl

well

al the Stadium

lnst

night.

St.

.lohn'<

will

have

~ct·

They put

a hard

two

hour

mindin>;

trnublt•s.

t\t•t,•ncc

drillin~

wilh

~h-l•k••r

and

.lack

Hugh

F:mly,

Len

l'oughlat:, ·

\'inicomhc

charge

things.

Bt•rn

(;uobi••.

'lax llo\n•ll.

:\ud

With the elcctl'ic

p311·er

Hell

Island off for

o1·er

week

was

thought thai

thr

ice

the

lslan1l

wonltl

not

read~·

1or

the

!lr~t

game

the besl

fll·r

series

Friday

ni~ht

hut

thr rxecuth·c

the NAil,\

has been informed that the

JIOII'Cr

w;oo.;

re~tored

\.)

the

Island yeslerda

~·

e\·cnin~

and

that the icr surface

will

lip-top rondition

for

Frida\·'s encounter. Thr

last l:hrre

games

thr

seri~s.

if necessary

will

take

place

lhe

St.

Jlhn's

Stadium.

ST.1RS

Hood

••

1hc1·

rcS!istcrcd

thrir

Hurricane> lrd

the

h:~l

fiN

point

the

~eason

b~·

trick

Pal

~lurphy.

look

m-rr

holrlin~

the

\'an~uard

tn a

>rcond

placr

the

Airforre

~cor•lr•s

tir.

rc>ult

ol th•

Diri,ion

they

nosed

out

Jhr.

tir

Van~uard

now

have

'"''l

C.X.R.

3 0 2 I I

1:1

II :!4.

C.N.T.

2 0 2 0 0

TONIGHT'S

GAMES

7.00

p.m.-Fisheries

1'5.

Km:.

Bee·~·

Buckmasters.

H•>rkm:,tt•r$

lhe

8.30

p.m.-CJI>T I'S, Naliunal

;oo::,·

'll:h a

2.6!1

):oab Health.

,..r

4•""'

:on•ra~~

but

10.00

p.m.-~lenlal

•·s.

Coun·

!'i,hr·f.l·•

.in>l

be-

cil.

----------------

noon.

Fo1·

many

year.1

horfe rae·

lng

was

the scene at

Quldi

Yldl l.ake bitt

l11ls

year

with

the

mild

wealhl'r

actl\·itlcs at the lakesldt

will

bro

501111'1\'h~l

dirrerenl

and

thl' racr gors ahrad

scheduled It

may

set a

record

for

boat racing

the Lake.

Thn•c

goali!•s,

six

dt•ft•lll'l'·

Button

;uul

l'arl BI'UII'liC

ail

men

ami

lhirl<·~n

fot•w;trlb

saw

al'lion.

we1·c

hand

fur

the

Jll'ilelil'l'.

Th••

workout

•In'··"

,,.,.,.

::uu

)like \\'oodforci,

who

has

IJI'cn

f;m>

:~nd

all

sc:•nwd

agn•c

. working

a line with Ted that

lht•

Sl. .John';

>quad

(urling

News

Satunl:ty

mixed

bonspi••l.

JU.:lO

a.m.

.l. llerri,·k

('ranilord

~Irs.

Tessi<'r

t:.

Wells

\\'. \\'l'il'

~Irs.

c:uu<lridge

"iss

~1.

Carnell

Griftiths

• 1'orth Stars 3

haring

:r.

points whirh

good

for 'fourth

come

from

behind

the

fir•t

plaec.

. period

for

the

win.

R•fNeP

for

lhe

game~

wa~

Don

F'1·rnch

had

gin•n

lh••

Dan

i'urldc>ter. Line!

were

:\orth Slars

lhr•

lt•;ul

tlw

li11•

R<llph

t'hanr~)'

:~nd

Ronny

Goon.

minul~

mark

lht•

tirsl

peri<HI

•·c;u·.

wilh

unas,bted

m;Jt·ker.

hul

:"\Pxl

~;111W•

:u·e

><·lwdult•rl

(OJ'

.\lurph)

ti••d

lltt•

;t·orr

i.IO

Fl'ida1·

~llernoon

when

al:

wilh

tlw

first

<lf

hi~

thn·~

goaL<,

4.1S-l'ansos ,.,,

.lei~.

lhis

one

u:::t>sbh•ri.

:uul

wi:

1 4.55-Hurri••:tnt'>

I''·

l.ihr~·

],.,,

than

twu

minutes

lefl

atur>

lhr period tirrrl

hi>

seconrl

Pial'ers

ar~

asked

111~ke

Gillies

and

Noel

Sparrow,

was

Jonkia,!

rclll

good.

Thr

1<•r.m

2.00

p.m

Oulcrbridge

, G

LONDON

tCPI-Awnrds

total.~

at the Stadiu"!

but

didn't take

will

mr•et

!he

Bell

l>!antl

lclm Sir L

mpers

ames

.Jin!:

£100

are offered

firem'en

·to the

~ce.

\~·ally

Ma~Donald,

the llartlett

~lcmorinl

Artna

h~·

the

Fire Brigades

Union

for

who

1sn

t rcgtstcrcd

Wllh

the

Frida)' and

Satunla~·

ni~.1t,

\'.

rid

J .

.\lcCarthy

Hue

~Irs

Rr1d

.J.

Green

gil'c the lluniranc:< 3 2

note

!his

game

5.35

p.m.

!carl.

with fil'e mit.utes

gfln~

!liclson

,.,,

Hool.

and

6.10

the

second

half

Murphy

had

Skmallcrs

will

meet the In·

1d<lcned

the

~ap

for

Hurri· fantr)' ! this

subject

canes

thi>

time

assisl· ·

chan~c

and

pla~ws

are

askerl

rrl

h)·

Gerald

Goodyear

hut

;;I

walrh the

:->E\\'S

,., 1 d

\\'

1 1 in

the

firsl

two

games

thr;r

Snow

Tor

•

•'1>rtl•n

Prrss . at Sara;ola,

Fl<>

Clrl'eland and )Ideas

t>nsuring

gr~ntcr

safely

S~(llal.

:•

hest

,,:

tii'C

E~~t

CoaH

semi·

\l'll

ma•:•

•

•hamhir.•

('hica•o cubs at

Mesa.

Ariz.,

thr.

usc

brealhlllg apparatus.

who

Will

likely

out

acttun · · I

f th t f I d t Jinals

with

lhc

lii'XI

three rn

hih1t

inn

hasr..

Kansa~

Cit

and Philadrl· ;

~~~~;;n~-~;·hil~-

Tit,;

Fra~~~

:.,

or c nex. I'

ii)'S

coun'''".

IH'c"e<>U)'.

I:•

kin~

'ch.,ho''

"'"

nnl

hrfore

ill

,,t Clearwater, Fla. The

'sh

d D p

I"'

shoulder

IIIJury

took_

tum'

Ill

y , y , . . erman .o ar

Ill·

Wonrlfonl's left

wmg

put

l'lacr

;:t

thr

St.

.Jnhn",,SiaoiJ.t'."·

nr,

""''"'

w~nl

clnwn

Red

Snx

hPid

11·1

lead

the

l'ic

hraeh

had

nne

rbi

Jim

Dr"

• • ' ·

'fllr.

,,.,·.,

...

lhi

~cnrs

will

IMthrr

~dr•J

lop

the fiflh again•t the .

' d'

·h'

Walsh

tuhl thr llaily

:-it•ws

•

<'.

11•wkii'PII

\Tr.<.

'lrLdlau

O'Hrttlll

4.01)

t!cm,·.t·.

.•

,hrtl

nut

Senalnr· and Kansas c'itv

hMi

r!ntJ:

\lh·~~l

r(~eh

llle

,~:lhl

1 t e that

shouldrr didn't himler

pla.r

winnN

till' (;rand

· • • · ·

I'IC

on· w 1 e . ar rs '

.11111'

FaiJ;.-l;;mdrr ,cril'f' ill a l.r•:

1:.

\lo.~>r

Ul1'r•

•":

•l•,rlrll~•l

lwr

sron•tl fil·r runs

the

lop

Doug}a,

lost

fo1·

Pitl5burgh, '

1111

.~n

mu~

Jrill'

tl;r

"'"''

;:amr<

Jinal.'

[Ill' :'w

\1•·•.

Frrnrh

l.r''

'·

I'm!,

hatHI·

the

t'ir1t

against

thr.

Phillies

Rookie

c~tchrt•

Dutch

Doll

ere,.

"f'.

llOt

c a c

111

cl'uwn.

ll. R•·r.,,

Yon~·

":rir

fo11rlh

sri· before action

lho~e

tilts

hla~ted

a couple

home

run.;

u·st

tllh·o

~hamc~·.

(

sal):

---·---·--

~tis<

.1.

K•lly

'''

''•r

r,.o

•ix·

were

hdtrd.

ror

Cincinnati

and

Harl'rl'

Ollclc~

111

rraq

I'MIW

lllra~o

\\'hilr

The

Yankres cnllerlrd

only

1\uenn,

Kalinc

and

Bill

Ta1:.

mto

the. thml ::amr.

p • • L

T:tylnr

''h

PP"

''hnr~h

Pirates

one

hil-a

third inning singlr lor homered

for

Detroit

Tlie

tl~c

'1lll·flnals

~lceker

J:ti'C>

a lJ'H.'Jall (\(

JCS

Fr)·

<tun

J·.nin~'·

h)·

rookie

rt'ilz Brickell-of£ the Redlegs collected

hits

off

hun

the

nod

011

~londay

mchl.

'Irs

S\l'on;:

ntht

on:.

:ul'·lcn~lh

~ami's

combined efforts

\'inel:ar four pitchen. .

Ha~·

Bowe

centered a stnng

AtfX

•}I.at•y

Hold~

F'.

"arlin

Hrc:r:•

ed~NI

De-

Bend

~lizcll

and

Bob

.Miller.!

Home

runs

Hank

A;•ron

[With

Lloy~

Kelly

and

Tom

)lur· " iJIO

~t:·,

~:;

•nd

Ln;

An·

The Cards battered

Bob

Turlcv

and

Matthews accounted for,

pby

Wings.

The

other lmes . •

~laddick

('.

llorwnod

"n.

'lar~hall

.\lr~.

T>.

:\~·rc

p.m.

.\I:·,

11.

"n)·

Frcnl'i1

~!r;.

CariN

~IO)'sr

!'.

l'lift

.\1

r.>.

0 ('

onro)·

llorwnnrl

~trs.

O'Leary

p.m.

fi.IO

the Hurrieancs struck

a~ilill

Salurda_,.

m11rnin:

~t:

Ronald

Srawarrl

counterl

~·-

R.OO-Rcpul~~

l!onl.

si~tNI

Bill)

Lowr

r~unol

8.30-l'ommanrtor.~

x~.

ln(an.

out· thr

'rorin:

thr

~amr

r)·.

with thr Hurricanr•

anrt

ohr'

ll.OO--~!il;:nifH"•nt

1'<.

\'irtnr)·

St.

John's

<:om

menial

Darts

Lea2:ue

·Grand

Falls

Refs

Handle

East

Semi-Finals

llod~rr,

n.pJled

~lilwau·

and

Bobby

Shantz

record all

Milwaukee's runs.

The

were

changed during the

nig_ht.

First

ElectJOil

)1.

Levitz

.1.

Buller

~Irs

\\'alson

.\Irs.

\\'ills

\\'.

~lacDonald

TO.\'IGHT'S

G.Uff:S

Leo

Rnse

and

Gcnr£r

Butt

·~

·their third l'ictory

rive, Dodgers got the winning run

One

combination

had

Juntor : •

Cannon

Baltimore efforts. · , ! lhe ninth, making

Ron

Nc~tray

Jim Byrne playing with Ralph ·

Fcbruar)'

4th.

St.

~Irs.

Bartlett \\'.

San

Fra~r~oro

Phoenix.

Nellie

Fox,

a pinch·hittP.r. • the winning pitcher

and

Don

•

Row~ell

and Warren England Patrick's

Hall

Srhools. a group

i.l!l-:->fld.

Hotel

Bennett

Grand

Falls

will

handle

tht.·

Brc\\·en·. referee duties for !he

E~;:

Washi::gton

and

Bo~ton

drove across

two

the While I

Mcl\lahon

the loser. I

while

Bill

Gillies, Lloyd

Cooke

ladies rcpre.;cnling mothers J. Prall

N!ld.

Br~wrry

I'S. Bel'cr-

Coast

semi-linals of the

AJ:.

Bearns

a·6e

Sales Newfoundland "B"

Di\'ision

pn•sent

;;nd

pas I pupils

and

:"~Irs.

!.ester

'also including friends

St.

~!iss

~1.

C'arnt•ll

Patrick's Hall gathered

dis· : llrs.

~larDonald

:\Irs.

Butler . 9.00-)lews

Dry

Cleaning

· playoffs, brtween

St.

John's

and

Bartlett '

~lunn

:\lotors. ,

Bell

Island .

~Irs.

Cannon

· Standard

:\If~.

\'S,

. Butt

a former Printe

cuss the leasibilily

forming . ·

· 1 Foundry. :Wales

intercollegiate

pla~·er

a Patrician Ladies Association. :

~trs.

Pratt .

The

meeting

was

called

or·

.1.

Ross

Watson

STAIDINGS FIRST

ROUND

;

St.

John's

and

\\'as

mcmbPr

~Irs.

O'Leary: ,\l're &

Sons

. . .

lh~

Guarrf~

onp

~ra,on

the

~Irs.

Casey

B~l'.

Sale~

. . .

...

nlrl

Section

"11"

LPague

thr

der

the

President

the .

~!iss

Carnell

Patricians

Association.

~lr.

~lcNamara

Whelan.

U,:'\.

Foundry

....

:10

Forum.

lle

hH~

heen

a' \.ranrl

Frank Wall

who

con.iunction

!1.00

p.m.

Brewer~·

. . . . !\0 9

Fall~

for

thr p•st

few

rear~.

!'\lid.

Hotel

......

lfi

with

lhc Reverend Brother

Sl<"nlaford

Nash presided

o1·er

the elcc·

.;,.

:"<."olhc

lion

officers.

fox

. Nominatinns were rcerirrd

Clouslon

!or the office

President •nrl

llallrll

l1he

lnllowing

ladie~

wrre

nom·

Kirlley

Goutlc~·

.\Irs.

Stoneman

Sherb·

.1.

.\leehan

Standanl

~If;.

.30

Nora

Scotia

....

17 12

Feild

Meet

Nflrl.

Brewery

.....

)lrws

ClciHiin~

.1.

Storfoman

.\lr~.

1..

Thistle

~lr;.

Hood

~loorrs

~Tunn

~totor<

. . .

.:10

'ina

ted:-

~[rs.

~1.

t'nx

Hickman

.\tntor.<

.30

1 President

~lr>.

0 I i

Herner

O'Toole.

propo.;rrJ

b)'

Mrs.

!;od·

Hi~hesl

Brr~k-.1.

Smith

IS.

l!reWPI')'),

1.40.

son; Setonrled

~Irs.

Tobin.

\l'yle

~Irs.

Repou£,

proposed

Hii>hs

Hi~hP~t

Scnre

- \\', Chafr

Gco.

)lacT>onald

( L'.NJ'.

1.62.

Sparkes

~Irs.

Jacobs; Seconded

~1rs.

Hood

Clouston

HIGHEST

\'ERAGES.

.\Irs.

J.ench

DeLroCe)'.

~Irs.

Lush

Vice

President-Mrs. Fagan. ,

proposed

Mrs.

Grouchy; .

\\.

\;c•r

Lush

Stur~c.

Ayres

.....

Seconded

Mrs.

Adams.

•

\\ arren

Not

her .

Ryall.

U.N.F'.

· · · · · ·

Secretary-Mrs.

Val

Dull, :

:\1.

Dunne

Campbell •

French,

Sales

....

proposed

lllrs. Jllurphy;

Sec·

Robe:ts

King'

O'Donald, Standard

•res

-G

Burnell '

Irs ·

Noftall,

SaiP•

....

onded

Mrs.

Ange

. :

;

" · · , • . " · ...-

Trrasurcr-~liss

:-.tary

Walls. \ helan.

:'>frs.

1\f~ws,

\\.

Winsor.

Benson.

A)·res

.....

1 h

Fagan·

Sec·

Stack.

Kll!J:hl,

Tapprr. \\'.

T>)·kr.

Bennetts

...

propose<

Y •

,' •

. ' ' •

Toni~ht's

gamrs - Junior

~lurphy,

Renne!

I•

onrlcd

~Irs.

ohm.

Division.

~lurphy.

!'\fin.

Hntrl

~lr.<.

llyrd.

pt·opo>rrl

'j-!1-

While

l's.

/lrrl. r.

shop,

Rr,·.

Sales

~Irs.

Snlll\'an; Seconded

ll·ll-Biue

\·s.

Green.

W.'

Chafe.

llXF'

......

~Irs.

Lawlor. Last night's honspirl

was

Broderick.

B.N.s,.

· ·

~ln

Rr,mrs,

proposed

~Irs.

won

h~·

~Irs.

)loyse. c. Wagner .

.T.

Hcnimin~,

Mews

...

Lacey.;

Scconcled

)Irs.

Rockw~ll

and

)[o

·se.

Andrew~.

Arre;

...

Edney. .

-·

:.....

Noseworth.•·.

B.N.S

FIRST

ROUXD

Followinl( nominntions,

The

lil'e

met

with

The

Rcl'erend

Adams,

B.N.S

......

Re1·rretHI

Brother

Nash

Brplher

Nr.sh,

and

arisinl! I

13.:!

12.62

12.27

ll.Bil .

11.28

11.23

10.~2

10.~1

10.74

ln.il

10.nfi

IO.fi·l

10.6:1

10.63

10.5!1

10.21

Ti~ers

'·

Exhibition

Thr Fl'ildian scninr hockr·:

squad

will

meet the

Shear~

own

Tigers

exhibitio~

hockey

game

the

Harbour

Grace

Stadium tonight at

8.00

p.m.

Columill~st

Dies

llOSTON

-·-

Rudolph

lludy Eiie

48,

Boston

H~r

aid

columni>l and

music

critic.

died

h~art

attack Tue;-

rlay

Lns

An!;cles.

hart

~one

the west coast

writin>:

assi~nment

for

hi.'

11PII'Spapcr

and

was

stricken

ill

his

hotel

room

~ionda!:

nigh!.

Blast Fntal

conducted the election

which

out

the meclinr,

was

un·J

resulted as follows:- I animously decided that

Mrs.

OFF

CAUCASUS

l'residcnl -

Mr~.

0 I i

\'c

Madelin~

Kennell~·

appointed:

LONDON

<CPI--Sir

Juhnliunt..

DAYTON,

Ohio-

-One

ST.

BON'~

T . .

large;t

ROPHIES-Variotls trophies

for

compt>tition

the

St.

B!>n's

A.A.

Hockey Leagne.

lt~ur

one

(hnck

row)

the Walsh's Bakery award

for

the Championship team. The othel'

O"J'uole.

· llunnnrnry Presulenl or the leader

lhP

~ucc~,sful

1953

Jo:v·

man

was

killed and

:moth~r

Vicl'

Prc.;idcni-Mrs. Fagan. i'alririans LadiPs Association. .

cr~st

exnl'ltilion.

will

tak

•

Bt'it-

ll'~s

injured Wednesday

when

Sl•crctan-~lrs.

Val

[)niL The

meeting ol the

Larl-

i~h

narl\'

cli111h

the

r:aul·astJs.

a jet

plane·~

ejcelion

seal

; /or,aterl

h\o

Hugh

Fardy, Jim

Vinico

mbe

and Bill Whittle

for

the

Top

G-oalie,

Highest

.P.,

and

Most

Gentlemanly

Player.-

(Daily

News

Photo),

Treasur~r-Miss

Mary

Wall

irs

A~sociation

will

held

th<

·Russian

monnlain

rangr.

fillll'~e

e~;plorlerl

accidentally

Immediate))'

following

thr ·

Tlntrrl;\1',

~laJ'ch

13th,

St.

,Jt:ly.

hrlinrd

th~

lir.<t

we.<t·

:•t

\\'right-Patterson air

force

election

Officers, the execu· Patrick's

Hall

Auditorium. eru

1·isit

the

range

year~

ha;e.

·I

• 0

:·

, .

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