Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 25, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday january 25, 1954 Page 19 Schellenberg winners Frank Belton and his Plumas rink won the Schellenberg event at the Gladstone Bonspiel. Members of the rink Are i to r prank Belton e. Hanek g. Mcdougall and h. Potts. This rink also won the grand aggregate. Mcaskill winners h. Thurston and his rink Horn Mac Donald won the Mcaskill event at the Gladstone Bonspiel. Members of the rink left to right r. H. Mcaskill r. Thurston j. Glennie j. Caskey and h. Galloway. This rink also took i second in the merchant s event. Belton of Plumas Gladstone Champ Gladstone Man. Special of Plumas in a thrilling 13-end the last three finals were played saturday night and Frank Belton of Plumas edged out Howard Kerr for the grand aggregate in the Gladstone Bonspiel. By the end of the 2 . Draw All events were Down into the Semi finals. Thurston of Mcdonald beat Gunn of Neepawa for the Mcaskill trophy. Thurston was first Gunn second Kerr third and Singleton fourth. Names of winning rink h. Galloway j. Caskey j. Glennie r. Thurston. Runner up in this event was s. Bonnet v. Murray j. Guinn of Neepawa. In the second major event Bel ton beat Mowat 7-6 for first and third and Kucher second place with Smith taking fourth. Personnel of rinks Potts Mcdougall Hanke Belton of Plu Mas. Runners up were rink Chandler Mcbride Mowat of glad Stone. In the club event final m. Kerr Gladstone won a close hard fought game from Dunsmore of Neepawa. Personnel of rinks i. Onstett Lead f. Kerr second c. Wallis. Third Merv Kerr Gladstone. Neepawa w. Sparling Lead l. Winders 2nd g. Buchanan 3rd Nels Dunsmore Charlie Schettler of Plumas took third place and d. Dixon of Westbourne took fourth in the club. In the Beaver event Jones of Mcgregor won out Over g. Hanke Fedoruk rink tops at Brandon Brandon Man. Special match he was up 5-3. But the High Light the whole night changed the picture completely As Bailey pulled a tremendous six Ender on the seventh to go ahead to stay. Bailey had last shot and when skip Ian Lowe went to throw his last Stone Bailey had five counters in the House. Lowe Drew in beaut fully to Cut out All five rocks. Bailey pulled off a sensational shot when he raised one of his own into Lowe s shot Rock and stuck himself to count six. Lowe retaliated with three ame which took the last Rock to decide the Winner. Smith of me Gregor was third in this and s Broadfoot of Gladstone took fourth. Winning rink and runner up Mcgregor v. Mckelvey Lead h. Webbe second p. Quinn third h. Jones skip. I. Hanke Lead g. Schworob second a. Hanke third 1. Hanke. Skip. In the merchants final Quinn and Thurston fought it out again. This time Quinn was Winner with Thurston second v. Bjarnarson third and w. Anderson of West Bourne fourth. The Commerce event which was witnessed by a full waiting room with the overflow on the sidelines Wes Between Dunsmore of Nee pasta and George Adamson of Gladstone. It was a hard fought Battle and Adamson by some terrific Curling was leading by four Points on the last end. However Dunsmore scored a big 5-Ender and won the game. W. Sparling Lead l. Wind us second g. Buchanan third mels Dunsmore skip Neepawa. H. Feher Lead b. Otto second Bewell third g. Adamson Headstone. Art Schellenberg took third Money and Stan Howard fourth both Are of Gladstone. Biggest end of Bonspiel was scored by Jones rink of Mcgregor with a seven Ender Over f. Mowat of Gladstone. The grand aggregate and the Eaton trophy were claimed by Bill Fedoruk s Brandon rink As the wheat City s 1954 Bonspiel finished saturday night. Fedoruk with a Strong outfit to Back him up sailed through the major Eaton Competition undefeated and lost Only one game in the other major Competition the Macarthur. His record for the week was 12 wins one loss. Close behind Fedoruk for aggie ate honors was Allan Bailey s Oakville Manitoba aggregation hat won the Macarthur and son Rophy. Bailey who is Only 21 years old had 10 wins and one loss. Fedoruk took the measure of Jimmie Frame s rink from divers in the Eaton final sat urday night. Frame grabbed a 3-0 Lead in the second end after a Blank opening end but Fedoruk slowly and surely overcame the margin with a single in the third two in the fourth and singles in the fifth and sixth. From there in he was Home free. Frame con ceded the game on the Lith giving Fedoruk an 11-5 win which meant the g. A. Award As Well. Fedoruk faced some Tough opposition before he got to the final. In the Semi final game saturday afternoon he dumped Fred Pitcher s Brandon club four 9-5, while Frame took the Breed rink from Harding in the other Semi 7-6 in a game that was t decided until the last Rock. Personnel of the Fedoruk rink was Roger Reid third Bud Hig second and Art Finnson Lead. The Macarthur and son final was nip and tuck until the 12th end when Lowe was faced with the unhappy project of overcoming a four Point deficit. Bailey guarded against a big end by keeping a Clear House and the match was Over before All the rocks had been thrown. Lowe built up an Early Lead and half Way through the 12-end on the eighth but he could t grab the Lead again after the seventh end blow. Three of Bailey s Macarthur and son trophy winning rink were comparative youngsters while the fourth Ernie Lalonde is 40. Skip Al Bailey is 21, Lead Dar Alford 25, second Orv Thomas 18. It was one of the greatest finishes to a Brandon Bonspiel for Many years. One event final the Mollot was staged in the after noon and the other seven in the evening. Five of the finals took place at the wheat City where hundreds of spectators turned out to witness the important games and two finals were played at the wheat City club. It was the first time in several years that All the by taking the Mackay rink 8 to g. Two rinks copped two prizes. The Williamson Brothers of Rose land took the Brockie and Voy trophy As Well As third in the Brandon packers. Freddie Pilcher s saturday evening finals got under Brandon club entry won third in Way at the same time. There were no duplicate winners of trophies. Last year Bill Dickson the Macarthur and son Winner was in the final of two events. He played and won the final of the Imperial Oil late at night. This year Dickson repented his Imperial Oil feat Tom Holtom winners Here Are the West end memorials who night downed grand Forks 2-1 to win the Tom Holtom memorial trophy. Back Row left to right Don Godfrey Lou Mainella assistant Charlie Thompson Ron Thompson Curt Roseborough Art Hughes Ron Tracy Bob Buccini Bruce Carmichael Pete siem Kowski Ken Okabe. Front Row Ron Scobel Bill Koreshy John Rodgers Tom Poole and Bill Shaw. The Eaton As Well As second in the Mollot. Seens of Bredwardine captured the Anglo event and third in the Mollot. Bonspiel president Harvey Tol ton officiated at the presentation ceremonies after completion of the final . Trophies were handed out to the following Allan Bailey of Oakville for the Macarthur and son Coomber of Brandon for the Mollot Gordon Gowanlock of Boro for the Brandon o. S. Young of Waskada for Western motors. The other major event Winner Bill Fedoruk received the a urn trophy. Seens of Bredwardine took. The Anglo Canadian Oil William. Son Brothers the Brockie and Voy and Dickson of Brookdale the Imperial Oil. The Veteran s a event final was postponed until a later Date while the b final was won by e. Muir head of Douglas who Defeated de Perkin of Brandon 15-12. Sunderland defeats Champion Arsenal Pur Don husky Forward from South Africa saturday scored three goals to help lowly Sunderland smash London s Arsenal 1953 Champion of English league division i soc cer. Sunderland third irom the Bot Tom of the table Defeated Arsenal 4-1 before soccer fans on the gunners Home ground. It was a repeat performance for Sunder land who beat Arsenal 7-1 last september. There were no changes at the head of the first division. Leader West Bromwich Albion was held 0-0 by Burnley and now has 41 Points. Wolverhampton wanderers were beaten 2-0 by Portsmouth but still hold second place with 39 Points four ahead of Huddersfield Burnley and Bolton. Arsenal is in seventh position. Everton went to the top of the second division with 35 Points after a 2-2 draw with Doncaster. Lei Cester last week s Leader lost 3-1 to Nottingham Forest and both teams now join Doncaster Birm Ingham and Blackburn rovers with 34 Points each. Ipswich Leader of division Iii. Southern inst 1-0 to Reading but with 43 Points has a comfortable five Point advantage Over South Ampton and Brighton which both won saturday. In the Northern Section Leader port Vale Drew 0-0 in a clash with. Its nearest rival Gateshead. Port Vale has a five Point Lead with 44 Points. Barnsley downed Darling ton 5-1 to reach 38 Points one be Hind Gateshead. Hearts 4-2 Victor Over Dundee retains first place in scottish league division a with 30 Points. Queen of the South downed 3-1 by celtic is in second place with 26 Points. In division a league Leader Motherwell fighting hard to return of to the Premier division at the first attempt blasted Dundee United 12-1. Kilmarnock and Stenhouse Muir both winners saturday Are in second place with 27 Points eight behind Motherwell. Consolidate second spot Portage memorials rap Pine Falls paper Kings Portage la Prairie Spe Cial Portage la Prairie memorials consolidated their second place standing in the Manitoba senior hockey Loop Here saturday night when they sent Pine Falls paper Kings reeling Back tinder a 5-2 de feat. The closeness of the contest kept it interesting for the 700 fans who braved the cold weather to attend As not until the third period did More than two goals separate the teams at any time. The score was 2-2 at the end of the first period and 3-2 for memorials at the close of the second. Joe Reichart sent the Kings in to the Lead at the 3.20-Mmute Mark of the first period when he scored unassisted. Seven min utes later red Ahrensback accepted a pass from Bob Seguin to put the visitors two up. Don blight unassisted and de Merriam from Ariel Hogue evened the co unt for memorials before the period ended. Only goal of the second stanza was bagged at 7.10 by Oriel Hogue with the assistance of Scotty came Ron. In the third period in which memorials literally skated Pine Falls into the ice Don blight wid ened the Gap when he rapped Home a pass from Ken Busby while at 19.35, Jack Burnett teamed up with Scotty Cameron to Complete the scoring. Elton Taylor on defence for memorials turned in his Best Gam of the season with Hal talkie Scotty Cameron and Oriel Hogu also showing up Well. Bob Guay and Joe Reichert were Best on View for Pine Falls. Due to an Eye injury suffered in a recent game Bryan Hextall Dit not dress for the game and it i expected he will be out for a Cou pie of weeks. Taylor Burnett Bend Kelpin Kaye. Hayward Marriam Camp Bell blight Busby. Saunders Cameron Hunt. Hope. Pine Fredette. Leclair sul kers Reichert Cavers. Arensbak mat sequin Halpon Hubbard Cyr Blue Puggard. Summa by first Pine Falls. Reichert .20 2 Pine Falls Arensbak sequin 9.46 1. Portage blight 30.23 4. Portage. Mer risk Hogue 12.20. Penalty Campber second Portage. Hogue Cam ton 7.10. Penalties Matthews Fredette Kaye Bend. Campbell. Third Portage blight Busby 12.14 7. Portage Burnett Cameron 19.35. Officials Joe Vilnet Steve Kuzyk. Men enjoy Freedom of speech religion and the Opportunity to build their own careers fear of their fellow Man it s ours to defend Kenned featured in hockey Star album there s a striking color photo of Toronto Leafs Captain Ted Kennedy in the Standard Pic Ture Magazine this week. Tender looks older than his 28 years but big time can take a lot out of a Man. Hockey fans be sure to add Kennedy s Pic Ture to your Standard album of hockey stars. Ask for the Standard today Complete with colourful picture Magazine top notch 12 Page novel and Erickson. 20 pages of your favorite comics. All for Only 10 cents. Fox Warren wins three Fox Warren Man. Fox Warren hockey teams recorded three wins in As Many outings last week in games played Here. In a Bantam by fixture Fox Warren whipped Russell 6-1, while in a midget encounter Fox Warren squeezed out a 4-3 win Over an other Russell team. Meanwhile in a Riding Mountain hockey league game Fox Warren humbled Erick son 9-1. In the by game Fox Warren s starry r. Thorpe scored five goal with n. Mansell accounting for the other. D. Eshelby scored Russell s Lone counter. In the midget game w. Thorpe scored two Faid and Willis one each for Fox Warren while Patter son with two and Genaille scored for Russell. In Fox Warren s 9-1 win Over Erickson m. Lund three b. Brown and Tibbatts two each Stainer and t. Brown scored for the win ners with Kilburn replying for get the nov. Standard on Sale 3hestandord bears win fourth Saskatoon up sparked by the accurate shooting of guard Don Newton the University o Alberta Golden bears won the fourth straight Victory in Western inter collegiate basketball Pla saturday night with a 65-47 vie tory Over Saskatchewan Huskie before 400 fans. 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