Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 13, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday August 13, 1963 scottish take first of final by Scotty Harper Joe Ryan our former col league used to say it was Al ways Nice to win the first game in a final series. And that s what the scottish did when they Defeated United Weston 3-0 in the final of the Manitoba soccer championship at Alexander Park monday night. So the scots Are one up on their old rivals in the Best of three series. They meet again wednesday night. The Weston boys threw away two Good chances to score when they blew a couple of penalties from the 12-Yard spot. In the first half the referee ruled Kuno Mirwald handled the Ball in Side the 18-Yard line. Goalie Johnny Vandermulen of the scottish out guessed Ian Chesser when he made one terrific leap to grab the Ball at the foot of the upright. Then in the first minute of the second half Weston threw their second penalty out the window. Jimmy Moore shoved Alex Strinyi off the Ball. The scots were loud in their claims that it was no penalty but the ref Eree pointed to the 12-Yard spot. This time Jimmy Napier took the penalty kick and again Johnny Vandermulen pulled off a Fine save when he smothered the Ball at the foot of the up right. The Weston boys had the Bene fit of the Strong wind in the first yet it did t do them any Good for they were one Down at the half Way Mark. Fellow defender breezed in to Boot the Ball away. The scottish scored in the first 15 minutes through a Fine piece of triangular work. Johnny a Juta who took Jimmy Murphy s place at outside left relayed the Ball to Don Mackenzie. The red head pushed the Ball Over to Frank Varga wh0 fired it Home. Laszlo Bastro Janszky the Wes ton goalie did t have a Chance to get his hands on the ban. The Weston forwards could t get the hang of the fierce Breeze and were Seldom but a Long drive from Jimmy Napier forced the scottish goalie to step Lively to Clear. The scots got a big fright in the very first minute. Vandermulen dropped the Ball on Bis goal line but a Don Mackenzie fired the of the target and then Johnny Addison s blast hit the Weston Post. Close on half time there was a scramble in the Weston Goalmouth but the Ball was eventually cleared. The Weston better in the second half when facing the wind. They were often dangerous but a stubborn scottish defence staved off disaster. All three of the scots goals came from triangular plays. Don Mackenzie slipped the Ball to Johnny Addison on the right Wing. Addison centred the Ball to Johnny Baluta who lost no time rifling it past the helpless Weston goalie. And it was another three Way move which led to the scots third goal from Addison to Baluta to Mackenzie who hit the Weston net from close Range. Even though the Weston lads blew two penalties the scottish deserved their Victory. But the margin should have been smaller. Japb401b a skew dem of 1h0 Bmith my Fth r toe club 16 p1ck6p up vj3jv abruptly on Baos wins and brou6h1 is vow Voty w qui Aav othe asthou6h Upu webs 1dssin6 in Martene Netterfield wins medal honors by Scottt Harper Marlene Netterfield the medallist in the qualifying round of the Manitoba ladies Golf championship at Pine Ridge course monday. The Nia Kwa Gal checked in with a score of 85 to Lead a Field of 42. Ann Tachan of Elmhurst was runner up with 88, and in the third spot was Marg Humenuik the defending Champion from Rossmere with 89. Marge Edey of Charleswood won the Silver medal in the Low net. Circuit with the Low Gross Bronze Winner was Gwen Mcrae Pine Ridge with mrs. Anderson Elmhurst was the Low net Winner with the ladies with scores of 105 qualified for the championship. The final will be played Frida Over the 36-Hole route. Tag match Heads card Armin Stojke and red Saki. Meet Bobo Brown and Bill to Chen in the main event of to night s Madison wrestling club card " at the notre Dame auditorium. In other Tymko goes against the Semi Windup lome i Corlett Tan Gles with Bobo Bryce in the Spe Cial and Tony condello meets Orest the opener at . Willin Doii scores cite of Winnipeg tenders for to roof nor of build lne sealed tenders addressed to the chairman. Winnipeg auditorium com Mission and marked pm for the re roofing of the Winnipeg auditorium will of received at the office of the undersigned up to o clock . . On wednesday. August 21st. 1963. After which time the tenders received will be opened in the presence of interested parties. Instructions to bidders form of tender and plans and specifications pm 63-81 May be obtained at the office of the purchasing department 185 King Street Winnipeg. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. S. T. Collier. Assistant general purchasing agent. Purchasing department 185 King Street. Winnipeg. Joins Ace club Norman h. Fox Ste. 509, 279 River Avenue has joined Winnipeg s Hole in one club. Playing with Harry Katz and Barry Sadler saturday at Kil Donan. Fox aced the 133-Yard 10th. He used an eight Iron. To bans Only five off Pace notice of tender municipal school District of finer no. 1360 sealed tenders marked As to con tent will be received by the under signed until ., on Friday the 16th Day of August 1963, for the construction of an addition to the Piney Pina Creek school comprising three classrooms Furnace room and Wash rooms and installing a water system and plumbing in the new addition and the present school building. Plans and specifications May be obtained at the office of official trustee 116 Edmonton Street Winnipeg 1, on payment of a fee of 55.00. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The successful bidder will be required to produce satisfactory evidence that he has performed similar work in the past j. A. Cameron official trustee. 116 Edmonton Street Winnipeg 1. Manitoba. Notice of tender separate sealed tenders marked As to Content will be received by the undersigned up to twelve o clock noon St August 30, 1963. For the Purchase of lots 248, 249 Parish lot 64 plan 12, Parish of. Por Tage la Prairie and the buildings there on commonly known As the salvation army Citadel and residence. Saint John . Berta s four Man team came from behind with the most consistent Golf of the Day monday to take a two stroke Lead Over British Columbia at the half Way Mark of the inter provincial earn championships despite a Brilliant two tinder Par 69 by Bert Ticehurst of Vancouver. Ticehurst walloped the Damp ened Riverside club course with a four under Par 32 on the front nine and became the Pace setter in the qualifying round for the Canadian Amateur title. Carried Widlaski to an extra Hole in the Manitoba Amateur final carded and Krucik a tenders must be a tied by a 1llu3i. Us by n Cheque for 10% of the bid pice. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Callan chr1stianson Bradley Ltd. 1st Saskatchewan Avenue Box 370, Portage la Prairie department of transport Ottawa Ontario tenders sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned marked ten Der for development Thomp son will be received up to 3 East August 30, 1963, for the work of paving of the existing runway a new taxiway and air Craft parking apron at the air port Thompson Manitoba. Plans specifications and other tender documents May be examined at the office of the regional construction Engineer dept. Of transport 502 general Post office bldg., Winnipeg 1, Man. And copies obtained on Deposit of a certified Cheque for payable to the receiver general of Canada. Plans and specifications will also be on display at the builders exchanges at Winnipeg and bran Don Man. F. T. Collins Secretary. August 8th, 1963. Defence construction 1971 limited project conversion of 119 furnaces to forced air c.j.a.t.c., Rivers Man. File 737-r2-2 sealed tenders marked As to Content addressed to the undersigned will be received until . . Friday August 30, 1963. Plans specifications and tender forms will be on View at builders sex Harry Critchley at 46 the oldest Man on the Manitoba team led the squad with a Bill Widlaski was second with and Nick Mickoski had 74. Ted Humenuik carded the highest score on the team a two other Winni Eggers Are entered in the Canadian Amateur Ken Fulton and Dave Krucik. Fulton who contractors Only from Del plans Sec Tion room 158, at the address below on Deposit of s25.00 payable to defence construction 1951 limited. _ Security Deposit As called for in the tender documents must accompany tenders. J. D. Jennison. Secretary no. 4 temp. Bldg., 56 Lyon St. Ottawa ont. Defence construction 195t limited project Supply and inst Flagon of forced air Gas furnaces in 1s6 pics . Station Portage la Frarie Manitoba. L. Me 700-p3-3 sealed tenders marked As to to the undersigned will be received until . thursday August 29, 1963. Specifications and tender forms will be on View at builders exchanges at Brandon fort William and f Winnipeg Branch office and May be obtained by prime contractors Only. Plans Section. Room 158 at the address below on Deposit of 1951 limited. Security depose As called for in the tender documents. Must accompany tenders. 3. D. Jen Hlson. Secretary Ottawa Ontario. Brandon dog wins Minot . A mar tens or. Nifty owned by John Bird of Minneapolis won the open All age event in the fourth annual Minot retriever club Field trial saturday and sunday. Minster Don Clayson s Little dutch boots topped the qualify ing division and flood Bay Boomerang owned and handled by c. E. Leech of Brandon mail., took the Derby stake. Eighty dogs participated Riviera by Buick executive driven demonstrator fully including windows at cornering lights. With lather regular Price demonstrator Price 5885 save on display now main showroom Portage at Furby 2-2541 the second round today will decide not Only the team title and ownership of the Willingdon cup but will trim the Field of nearly 130- to the 64 Low scorers who will Start match play wednesday toward the Amateur Crown. A led by Doug Silverberg of Calgary shot a Classy 70, the Alberta team overcame a deficit at the nine Hole Mark to Post an aggregate medal score of 291. Manitoba third British Columbia Leader after nine holes on tit Hurst s 32, finished the round in second spot with 392 Manitoba led by Harry Critchley s 72, was next with 296. The defending. Ontario team helped by Veteran Nick Weslock s 72, was fourth with 298. Then came the new Bruns Wick Prince Edward Island combination with 306, Quebec 312, Saskatchewan 315 and Nova Scotia 316. Two american threats for the Amateur title Tom Draper 49- year old golfer from Royal Oak mich., who was runner up last year and h. H. Haverstick jr., of a regular entrant to the Canadian Amateur each matched Silverberg s 70 to Trail Ticehurst by Only one stroke. The Host club had two Mem Bers in close Pursuit Eugene Mealey and Bill Bishop each with -71. Weslock and Critchley were joined in the 72 bracket by Joe Ferguson of Calgary Jim Scis sons of Saskatoon and George Wardman of Bermuda the Only one of. The seven bermudan entered who appeared to be cer Tain of a playoff berth. Edmonton results Edmonton up exhibition Park race results monday first Cal mint. 3-Yenr old and up about 7 Loo Danl 26.30 12.00 5.90 Golden Phil Rasmussen 15.40 5.00 Royal Fleet l. Whittle 7.60 time Vic s Grandin Rilene est flak s first first drink also ran. Second Calm Lair old and tip about 7 Furlong Danial ;