Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 26, 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free. Press january 26, .1953 Page 19 Toronto enjoys Good week end i when we wandered into Headquarters at noon saturday Secretary Vic Siddall said the Bonspiel entries stood at 49 Twenty nine from the province an 20 City rinks. But the deluge we come this week seeing the entire close saturday at one o clock of the City Guys and six o clock of the out of towners. So from nov on by every mail Telegraph an Telephone the entries will com pouring in. Last year 330 names went inti the opening draw of the Birk event which along with the Eaton Competition Are the two major circuits. Or the 330 rinks 137 came from out of town clubs and in were City foursomes. It was the third year in a Row the visitors outnumbered the City. And that s not a Nice thing to see. The top brass of the . Are worried Over the decline of the provincial rinks hence the big Goodwill tour and the three regional meetings at Winnipeg Brandon and Dau Phin. When president Ken Watson said they were going to make this Bon Spiel a personalized affair in sounded Good. In our itinerary covering about a dozen Bonspiel we spoke to scores of curlers who had been visitors to the Manitoba Spiel. And it was the same wherever we went. The City curler make no attempt to be a bit Sci said one fellow to the writer after the game they just Shook hands with us and walked out on there was no Frater Aliza we could be wrong but that s one of the reasons for the decline of the visiting curlers. But Ken says every skip and his rink has been requested to invite the out of towners to the Coffee bar in the rink and play the game All Over that s Fine. But it should have been instituted years ago. Joe Alderson and Don Mackay Are sure going to see that the five gentlemen from Scotland Are in for a Good time. But the scots have come Here to curl in the Manitoba we reminded messes. Mackay and Alderson. Don t you worry they la get time off to curl in the when Joe and Don were Scotland about two years ago the scots entertained them like Dukes. In the scotch party Are Bill Hen Derson Dalkeith John Robertson. Glasgow John Watson Ayr bunty Mcwhirter Ayr and Andrew Wil son Strathaven pronounced Stra it was Rabbie Burns whose birthday is being celebrated by scots All Over the world today who immortalized the town of Ayr a town that none surpasses for honest men and Bonny Bill Walsh and his Dominion champions will play a couple at exhibition matches come feb. 21 at Repina against the famous Brothers of Avonlea. These can Bill Brothers Are said Bill Nairn to Scotty Over a Cun of coffer a Turda morning. Thev can draw to two bit and the Rugby football referee should know of the gent who drove away from Nipawin in a 1953 car Curie against the same Campbells. By tells me the kid brother skips the rink. Len Knight phoned the Harpe hangout sunday night about rink who curled with the Belgia club sunday afternoons at the Heather scoring an eight ende we phoned the belgian club with out any response so Well be Gla to hear from the four gents who names Are written in Curling s Hal of Fame. Among the latest Bonspiel entire Are Gill Box Brandon the com Mons of Bredwardine Earl Mur Ray and brother Percy of Neepawa Don Burgess no relation of the Minnedosa Cypres River Cap Johnson Souris an Oscar Bales Dacotah. The eight Winnipeg District win ners have now been declared an Granite fort Rouge Strathcona civic Caley Elmwood Thistle Eaton and Deer Lodge clubs be a spot in the British Consols play Downs which leads to the Provin Cial representation in the Dominion championship. In the District play Downs Gran the beat Maple Leaf fort Roug beat fort Garry Strathcona Bea West Kildonan Eaton beat Grain Exchange civic Caley beat St vital and valour Road Elmwood beat pern bin a Thistle Bea leather Toria. Deer Lodge beat Vic Portage Downs nos Portage la Prairie Man saturday was boost hockey night in Portage la Prairi when More than fans cram med every Nook and Corner of the Portage la Prairie Arena when Portage plainsman set Winnipeg Kings Back to the tune of 5-3 i a Winn Boine intermediate Hocke league fixture. The win firm established the Portage club in second spot in the league standing. Plainsman punched Home to goals to assume a 2-1 Lead in the first period. They made the coun read 3-1 Early in the second stanza but two goals by Peters always threat when in Possession of the puck knotted the count at thre All. At this stage Philpot in Goa for Kings received a Gash in the lip and was taken to Hospital of repairs with the remaining five minutes of the period being playe in the third stanza in which Plains men added two More goals while holding Kings scoreless. Allan Cook replaced Philpot i goal for the final session. Fos Taylor paced plainsman with pair of goals with Barry Sharp Harold Taylor and Don Brown add ing singletons. Peters with to Jjo als and Semenchuk were Kings marksmen. Twelve minor penal ties to each club were hande out. The door prize a car donate by Garven and Russell was won b Bert Donald of Portage. To quite senior basketball River 7.30 . Bosons is. Cards 9.00 is. Legion tickets 50c student 35c Manitoba tumor w l t f a Pis. St. Boniface 19 10 1 151 98 39 Brandon 19 10 1 140 105 39 w. Monarchs .14 16 0 107 w. Barons 6 22 0 so 153 12 Saskatchewan Junior flin flon .22 12 2 157 155 46 Humboldt is 35 1 151 117 37 Saskatoon. Is 21 0 16s 17s 36 Prince Albert 13 23 1 159 185 27 Junior Edmonton .21 6 2 167 81 44 Regina .2q 10 2 147 is 42 Calgary .13 14 4 151 154 30 Lethbridge .12 10 5 160 133 29 Moose Law 12 15 0 12s 154 24 Medicine hat 11 16 2 132 159 24 Crow s 5 23 1 116 202 11 nil standing Detroit. 20 12 13 139 94 53 Montreal 19 13 14 109 99 52 Chicago is 17 12 122 125 48 Toronto if 19 9 110 117 47 Boston .17 20 s 100 133 42 new York. 10 22 12 10s 140 32 1vjhl standings Vancouver 23 15 9 146 133 55 Saskatoon 24 is 5 179 347 53 Calgary .21 23 7 362 364 51 Seattle .22 23 7 162 164 51 Tacoma .19 21 s 15s 160 46 Edmonton .19 20 5 155 149 43 n. Westminster 18 23 6 143 174 42 Victoria .17 26 3 147 162 37 sunday Quebec senior Chicou Tyml 3. Valleyfield 1. Quebec 5, Shawinigan 3. Sherbrooke 5, Montreal 1. Ontario Quebec Junior Montreal royals 3, Windsor 5. Quebec Junior three Rivers i. Quebec 6. Oha Junior Oshawa 0, Marlboro a gait 3, St. Michael s 4. Northern Ontario senior North Bay 4. Soo Mich. 1. Saskatchewan Junior Prince Albert 4. Flin flon 5. Thunder Bay Junior port Arthur flyers 3, fort William can Lens 6. Ontario Quebec Junior St. Catherines 0. Montreal canadians 3. Ockey scores Manitoba Junior Brandon 7. Winnipeg Barons 3. National league Chicago 5, Montreal 1, Detroit 0. Toronto 2. New York 0. Boston 9. American league Bullaro 3. Syracuse 3. E Providence 6. Hershey 4, Cleveland 3. Pittsburgh 3. Western league Scalle 1. Tacoma 2. Victoria 2, new Westminster 4. Edmonton 2, Calgary s. Vancouver 5. Saskatoon 3. Maritime major Sydney 1, Glace Bay 2. Charlottetown 6. Halifax 3. Quebec senior Valleyfield 5, Ottawa 3. New Brunswick senior Saint John 5, Moncton 3. Oha senior Hamilton 4, Owen sound 8. Chatham 1, Kitchener 3. Stratford 5, Sarnia 4. Oha Junior St. Michael s 5. Oshawa g. Kitchener 4. Gait 5. Northern Ontario senior North Bay 2. Ont. 4. Thunder Bay senior fort William 1, fort Frances 2. Saskatchewan Junior Prince Albert 5, flin flon 9. Saskatoon 5. Humboldt 4. Saskatchewan intermediate Melfort 4, Prince Albert s. Saskatchewan senior Regina 2, Melville 5. Yorkton Moose jaw 6. Ives Tern Canada Junior Medicine hat 4, Lethbridge 6. Western International Kimberley 1, Spokane 5. Trail Nelson 5. Okanagan senior Kelowna 3. Kamloops 2. Penticton Vernon 3. International league Milwaukee 6, grand rapids 8. Cincinnati 5, Toledo 3. Troy 3, fort Wayne 2. Quebec senior Montreal 1, Sherbrooke 4. Ontario Quebec Junior St. Catharines 3, three Rivers 2. Intercollegiate Alberta 1. Saskatchewan 2. Toronto 5, Laval 7. International Cincinnati 2, Troy 1, Eastern new Haven 6, Troy 1. Canadians hold in ring Sway an All Canadian main event and Good one has been lined up for Friday night s wrestling show at the auditorium. Those two wild men from Alberta Albert and tiny Mills will hold Sway in one Corner for the tag team affair while Pat Flanagan and Whipper Billy wat son of Toronto will inhabit the opposite the ring. The Mills boys have been carving quite a Swath so promoter Alex Turk decided to try and put a Stop to it by bringing in Watson and Flanagan to oppose them. They May have a Tough task. In the Semi Windup Kinji Kami Kaze Shibuya will attempt to judo chop Len Hughes into sub Mission. Shibuya made Short work of rebel Russell on the last card and promises much of the same for his Outing. The special event has Farmer Tarlin tangling with Kenny Ackles while in the opener stir Hart goes against Ole Olson. Grapple time is 8.30 . Patrol to the Rescue it in t All broken legs and fractured Collar Bones for the boys of the la Riviere ski patrol. Occasionally Pat rollers get a Chance to Cone to the Rescue of a comely female Schuss artist like Jean Mceacharen of the Puffin ski club. Patrol men Jim Searle left and Bob Robson Here assist Jean to her feet after she had a slight difference of opinion with a clump of Bushes at the car Iki resort sunday. Man Dak baseball meeting giants orphaned As Turk withdraws Brandon special flan Dak baseball league exec Ive met in Brandon sunday to discuss plans for the 1953 season resident Roy Reimer of Minot "i.d., was chairman. All teams except Winnipeg giants had posted the one thousand Ollars Entrance Bond by the Jan. 5 deadline. Giants represented at sunday s meeting by curly Haas Nown Winnipeg sportsman had withdrawn ownership of the giant baseball team. Haas stated the team s operations be by feb. 10. An interlocking schedule with the Saskatchewan senior league was approved at an earlier meeting but officials of the Man Dak Cir Cuit would not make any Defi Nite plans about the 1953 schedule until the Saskatchewan circuit held its feb. 15 meeting. Announced or asked the teams to give matter serious consideration amt a Transfer ownership was in the making and sked that the Man Dak league accept the new organization s bid or re entry in the senior base All circuit. Haas said the Bond would be forthcoming shortly. He named several Winnipeg businessmen who would form the new Winnipeg giant executive. The sunday meeting granted the Hants 10 additional Days to Post heir entry Bond and also to name heir slate of officials. The meeting accepted Haas application for membership under he stipulation that the Bond was osted in the required time and hat definite arrangements for the Selkirk lips salons Selkirk fishermen gained a 6-5 exhibition Victory Over Barons of be Manitoba Junior hockey league unday night at Selkirk. Selkirk spotted Barons a 2-1 first period Lead went ahead 4-3 in a penalty studded second period and Hen matched their Winnipeg rivals t two goals apiece in the final chapter. Molly Prosnick netted two for in winners while Dudley Spence Iggy goo Brandson Doug Powell and Keith Mckenzie notched one piece. Scooter Boivin fired two for the Arons while Roger Bretton Carl Oteous and Barry locked in with one. Myers each in the third period Don Schaefer and Perice Drew match mis conducts for fighting. Fifteen pen cities were meted out nine to Sel irk. Length of the Man Dak sche Dule was also discussed with Minot and Winnipeg g in favor of an 80 game schedule including the games with the Saskatchewan teams while Brandon and Carman the be fore feb. 15, when something definite can be announced following the Saskatchewan meeting. Salary limitations a perennial but seemingly futile topic in Man Dak circles came up for an air ing sunday. Brandon Greys stated they were cutting Down on play ers salaries this summer and would operate on no More than Carman said they had much the same plan for salaries. Curly Haas of the giants said he could not make an announcement about the plans for giants player salaries but would have some favored a Shorter schedule. Reim thing definite by the next Man Dak meeting on March 8 in win mpg Minot mallards who won the Man Dak championship in 1952, said they expected Many of their players Back for the 53 season although there were some of the 52 regulars who had already Signi fied they would not be available for this season. Joe Audi Ike Edmonton Aguirre Edmonton eskimos playing line coach says he d like to go to Saskatchewan roughriders along with coach Frank Filchock. Filchock signed with the Regina football club Friday. Aguirre who finished the season As line coach after an injury forced him out of play said Eskimo presi Dent Ken Montgomery had prom ised him his release. However action by the full executive would be necessary. Aguirre said he wants a player s release so he can play a Little jail in Regina. He indicated that f that is not he May to to Regina anyway As a coach ing assistant. The slumping Detroit red wings still retain their one Point margin Over Montreal canadians at the top of the National hockey league standings but the Field is closing second game in Boston in As Many first period goals credited to Jack Stoddard and Don Raleigh gave the rangers their margin Boston. Raleigh received nights bounced Back from a 9-0 whitewashing to Edge the Bruins in on the leaders. While Detroit and Montreal played to a 3-3 tie sunday night each rounding out a lacklustre weekend in which they gained one Point of a possible four All the other nil clubs narrowed their margin. Chief beneficiaries were the fourth place Toronto Maple Leafs who trimmed Detroit 2-0 saturday night and followed with a 4-3 Vic tory Over the third place Chicago Black Hawks sunday. That left them a single Point behind the Hawks who whipped Montreal 5-1 defence Man Bud Macpherson s second goal of the season with five minutes remaining gave the Cana Diens their tie at Detroit. The red saturday and five second place. Points out of new York rangers playing their wings games wingless in had taken their last five tile Lead twice while Montreal was shorthanded. Red Kelly Ted Lindsay Anc Gordie Howe potted the Detroi goals while Maurice Richard Anc Paul Masnick counted the remain ing Canadien tallies. Toronto Rookie Gord Hannigan broke up the Chicago game in the third period with his second Goa of the night. Max Bentley Anc Harry Watson also scored for the Leafs while Gerry couture with two and Gus Mortson were the Chi Cago goal getters. It s Bunny s idea something new in face offs by Asch Mackenzie Canadian press staff writer London Alert for something new the British ice a soccer Rule in says hockey shortly association a Type of May display ought to make canadians blink. Centre players would jockey for the puck with about four feet be tween them. Bodily Contact would be forbidden on pain a penalty. The plan comes from j. F. Bunny Ahearne Secretary of the Bihar. It May be adopted when the English National league starts the next phase of its two part schedule. May please fans there s a wait and see attitude in some quarters but Ahearne figures the proposed move will add a crowd pleasing touch to the game which fans Here prefer on the Cream puff Side. Under the proposed innovation players would fade each other from behind lines four feet apart. Exact distance has t been set yet pending dry land research on the advantages that the string bean Type player has Over a smaller opponent at the face off. If a player moves his feet Over his line he d draw a penalty. Battling for the puck would be confined to stick manipulation Ahearne argues that the English fan raised on soccer wants less bodily Contact and More Short pass ing stick handling and fancy skat no. Richard red Stapleford of Stratford ont Veteran coach of face off that hockey rules Streatham in the English league says the proposed face off might be but he d prefer its in reduction on a trial basis and in Kramer clips Sedgman Streak Milwaukee a Jack Kramer broke Frank Sedgman s to match winning Streak sunday night whipping the australian Star in straight sets 8-6, 6-1. Their Cross country professional Tennis tour now stands at eight matches for Sedgman and six for be american Champion. In the first match on the card Ken Mcgregor of Australia Bea Pancho Segura 6-4, 4-6, 8-6. Despite Mcgregor s Victory Seg Ura still maintains a wide 13-2 Edge n matches. Kramer and Segura took an 8-to co operation with Canada. Opposes changes we would t think of changing Stapleford. Why should we change he said he opposes Rule changes in general and believes that none them Here helped the Canadian players who Are taught one method have to change it o Here and then must Start All Over again when they go Back to can Stapleford said the idea cheap possibility in the new face off Appeal to him either. If it is adopted it won t be the first new wrinkle that Ahearne has introduced. Two years ago he ban the red line used in hockey everywhere else including Scotland and the rest of Europe. He Felt it seeded play and eliminated rough stuff. 7 Edge in the doubles by beating Atkins. Phin combined with cruise to make it 3-0. The australians 6-3, 6-4 in the wind up. Mangrum s 63 tops Phoenix Phoenix Ariz. A Lloyd Mangrum shot a spectacular eight under Par 63 to take Complete charge of the Phoenix open Regina Spiel attracts 348 rinks Regina up 49th annual Bonspiel begins tuesday with a record entry of 348 rinks. Regina the world s largest Bonspiel in 1952 when it had 346 entries. Play will be at five clubs and 41 sheets of ice will he available. Semi finals and finals will be held on artificial ice at the exhibition stadium. Garnet Campbell and his Bro kers from Avonlea will be seeking their fourth consecutive grand aggregate Victory. Golf tournament sunday with a .64 Hole total score of 202. The 31-year-old professional Star from Niles -111., aiming at his second straight Victory in this tournament and his third of this year tied the competitive course record for the Phoenix country club. Mangrum goes into the final 18 holes today with a four stroke bulge Over his nearest rival new Comer Wininger of Oklahoma City stayed in the running with a 66 for 206. Stan Home of Montreal was Well Back in the Field with scores of 74-74-74 for a total 222. Three other Canadian entries Rudy Horvath of Windsor ont., and Jack Hendrick and Jim Kay of Montreal did not qualify for sunday s play. It. Rouge soccer fort Rouge legion soccer club will hold its annual meeting to night for the purpose of electing officers. The meeting will take place at the legion Hall on Osborne St. 8.30 . I Isaac Brock wins puck honors by George Gobo Lennox grand Forks . A Vic orious crowd of playground Hocey players returned to Winnipeg rom grand Forks ., sunday afternoon bearing with them the of Holtom memorial trophy. The trophy will soon have an ther engraved plate attached to s base stating that Isaac Brock Lay routed s team hold the inter National paperweight hockey championship. It s the third year in Row that a Winnipeg team has deprived the . City of the Rophy. Grand Forks has won Nee since the inauguration of the annual game five years ago. One of the closest fastest most enthusiastically played games that he grand Forks crowd Are Likely o see for some time it was not until the second period of overtime hat Isaac Brock won out by a 7-6 Ore. During the regulation three lil Een minute periods the score listed. Shifted Back and Forth almost As Roie Bertsh re fast As the play. Only once did Winnipeg s flyers have More than a one Point margin Star of the game for both Winnipeg and grand Forks supporters Money was the foiks1 Spunky goalie Mike Lawrence. Despite the close Ness of play he had a great Deal More work to do in the net than his Winnipeg counter part. He stopped 45 shots 35 in regulation game time. Following a scoreless first period in which Winnipeg out shot grand Forks 10-0, Jerry Wentz Centre and Captain of the american team Drew first blood on an unassisted goal at the five minute Mark. Winnipeg went ahead three min utes later with three Quick goals All rebounded off defence men s Sticks. The scorers were Steve Weir Don Mackenzie and John Manley in that order All unas turned with a screened shot set up by Wing Man Dale Lewis with one minute left in the period. In the e third period grand Forks Arthur Beisecker tied the score with an unassisted goal at the six minute Mark. They then went ahead 4-3 when Lewis tallied assisted by Don Bachmeier. It looked As though this was v the end until with Only three minutes remaining Gary Rob son took a pass from Steve Iver and rapped it Home to leave a deadlock As the Buzzer sounded. Don bar Burak scored seconds after the face off in the first Over time period assisted by Weir. Grand Forks came Back with a goal by Lewis from Duane Fon Taine. This seemed to be the end at last but Bamburak had other ideas. A fast skater and expert puck handler he again evened the score with 57 seconds left to go the tie necessitated sudden death overtime a second period which was ended within two min utes by Isaac Brock s de by Rob Sori. The Cir Robson Bamburak Trio All showed the makings of Fine hockey players they might have been still More effective if they had payed More attention to team work and less to individual it was this threesome that rained a heavy barrage of shots7 Ren dered so by the grand Forks goalie s hard work. The trip was sponsored by Winnipeg Parks Board and the Winni Peg Junior chamber of Commerce. Grand Forks team is sponsored by their Park Board and had won its Way through a knockout tournament similar to the one held Here which sent Isaac Brock into the championship. Pilot Mound Poplar Point draw 5-5 Pilot Mound Man. Special Mound pilots hopped into sole Possession fourth place in the five team Manitoba senior hockey league saturday when they held Poplar Point memorials to a 5-5 draw. The tie left Pilot Mound one Point Back of Letellier Maple Leafs in the race for the third and last playoff berth. Each team has five remaining games. Pilot Mound went into a 4-0 Leac before Poplar Point found the Range and came on to make it As tight a fit As could be expected. It was 3-0 Lor pilots at the end of the first period and 1-1 at the close of the second pop Lar Point staging a withering comeback in. The third Campbell scoring the timing goal wit i less than three min utes Fez Collins took a double relay from Bill Phin and Jim Winram Early in the first period to Start the Pilot Mound offensive and Ron cast Elaine added another from Bob Winram from Collins made it 4-0 Early in the second but Midway through the second Ron Inglis scored from Oriele Hogue for pop Lar Point. Campbell from Oriele Hogue and Jim Saunders from Don blight made it 4-3, but Phin sent the fans into a frenzy a few min utes later when he scored from Winram. Floyd blight from Saun Ders and Campbell from Bend tied the score. The game was rough at times with 15 penalties being dished out. Seven of the penalties including a major to Winram were Given to pilots. Pat Hunter miss Grey cup of 1952, was introduced to the crowd. Tuesday night Winnipeg maroons will be the visitors on Pilot Mound ice. Credit for the second tally when Rookie defence Man Warre n god Frey accidentally put the puck into his own net. Real Chevrefils was the Lone Boston Marksman. Montreal 3 bete01t 3 first period Montreal Richard mos Dell 12.57. Bouchard 3.29, Pronovost 7 12. St. Laurent 14.32. Second Perlind Detroit. Kelly Howe. Delvichio 3.in 3 Detroit Lindsay Howe Delvec cello 4. Is 4 Montreal Masnick St. Laurent 10.31 5 Detroit Howe Hay Delvecchio 14.51. Skov 0.40 Richard 2.56 Mac Pherson 3.11. Third period 6 Montreal Macpherson Olmstead 14.40. None. Skof York 2 Boston 1 first period new York Stoddard Stanley Senlick 11.20 new 1 or. Raleigh 19.47. Stoddard 5.00, Godfrey 9.26. Second period 3 Boston Chevrefils Schmidt Wahlne 17.33. Penalties else 18.12. Third period none. Sullivan 10.17. Toronto 4 Chicago 3 first period 1 Chicago. Couture Abel 11.58 2 Toronto. Bentley Smith Ste wart 14.09 3 Toronto Hann Lefian Bol Van Maloney 17.23 Toronto Watson Bentley Horton 19.31. Penalties Thomson 3.43 Sloan 1033 second period 5 Chicago. Mortson Hannigan 3.16, Dewsbury 6.12, 13.30. Armstrong 12.36, Gadsby 12.36. Third period 6 Chicago. Couture Lynn 1.17 Toronto Hannigan n is Terenko. Maloney 17.32, penalties Mortson 8.36, Nesterenko 12-27, couture 12.27, Abel 13.49, Horton saturday Boston 9 new York 0 first period Boston Toppazzini sul Livan Mclntyre 7.00 Boston Sullivan Godfrey 14.50. Penalties Sandford 10.06 Labone 17 Alvan 11.35 Boston Labone Schmidt second period Boston Mclntyre sul Chevrefils 14.02 Boston Schmidt Armstrong Dumart 15.33. Reise 33.50, Labine 14.24, Kiu Kay and Kullman 19. 2g, Armstrong and Senlick third period 6 Boston Toppazzini Sullivan 5.29 Boston. Mclntyre sul Livan Godfrey 12.14 8 Boston. Toppazzini Mclntyre Sullivan 17.57 Boston Lund Quackenbush Klukay 19.53. Penalties and Kraftcheck Chicago s Montreal 1 7.03. First period Chicago Moslenko Hucul 2.55 Montreal Richard olm Stead Geoffr Long 4.10. Penalties Hucul 3.55 Mortson 10.40. Second period Chicago. Abel Lynn 0.22. Richard 0.32 Raglan 6.50. Third period 4 Chicago Mcfadder couture Bodnar 15.21 5 Chicago Peters Mcfadden 16.22 6 Chicago Mcfadden 15.41. Penalties Gardner 11.26 Harvey 11.26. Stops Rollins 8 10 6 24 Mcneil 7 6 1 14 Toronto 2 Detroit 0 first 1 Toronto Armstrong Bently. Thomson 17.30. Skov 1.54 Leswick 10.23 and 17.09 Sloan 10.51 Thomson 11.43 Hor ton 14.07 Bonin 1g.4s Flaman 16.48. Second period scoring none. Penalties Woit 7.27 Pronovost 12.31 Lindsay misconduct 12.31. Third period 2 Toronto Armstrong Morrison Sloan 7.48. Leswick 6.21 Sloan 12.04 Stewart 18.01. Stops Sawchuk Lumley 14 10 11 14 31 33 pro Grid chiefs in Accord Philadelphia football league club owners have reached agreement on a new sche Dule pattern. They also wound up their week end meeting with a definite commitment that Baltimore Colts the new team in the 12-club league will be in the Western conference despite the fact that the City is on the East coast. The schedule arranged on a modified interlocking basis be tween the Eastern and Western conferences provides that e Ach team will play Home and Home names against Hie other five teams n its conference plus one Home Jame and one on the Road against members of the other conference. Formerly each team played three games against squads in the other conference. Over a period of years the sche Dule revolves so that eventually each team plays All clubs in both its own conference and the other. 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