Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 2, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 20 Winnipeg free press. Tuesday february dauphin1tes it look like Attify attired a seated does t really need the plunder a could sock away h he won the Manitoba Bonspiel. Sharing a s 30-cent Corona Are i to r Brian mfg ill Jim Gal Braith and Bob Mcgimpsey. Visiting rinks making Stern bid for Consols by Don Blanchard judging by the results which came into the Mca ice room in the Marlborough monday City rinks Are going to receive a stiff argument from their out of town cousins when the big show moves into the Arena. Visiting rinks were conspicuously Brilliant As the Chase began for the eight Consols berths awarded to the Semi finalists of the two major events the Birks and Batons. Fittingly Garry ross1 crack Carman curlers led the Parade to the winners Circle. Last year s runner up to Strat Coria s Bruce Hudson for the provincial title started the Day with a rousing 11-0 win Over Glen Thorsteinson of Assiniboine memorial needed a pressure packed last Rock draw to the eight foot Circle to Edge a talented Transcona aggregation skipped by 29-year-old Mur Ray Kovats 4-3, then edged Al Hudson of the Grain Exchange 7-6 for a night Cap. Ross who has already sewn up a Consols berth with his Vic tory in the Carman Bonspiel won t turn his Back on any prizes which May come his Way in the Bonspiel. But he admits quite frankly he s aboard for the practice to get his game honed to a Fine Edge for the rapidly approaching provincials. For Long John Sackis the Lac Dubonnet Flash there s More than the usual at stake. For the first time since confederation someone else has won the zone 2 berth in the Consols. Now Sackis has to make it the hard Way like a lot of other people. Sackis opened with a 9-3 Breeze Over Ross Taylor of fort Osborne sidetracked Ewart Murray of Souris 13-9, then went to bed on the heels of an 11-5 Nightcap Victory Over Ron Bobin ski of Craf. Melita s Jerry Morrow remitted with brother druggist Wayne had a tougher tune of it. The Strong aggregation from Southern Manitoba ran into a Roadblock in Jim Cartlidge of Rossmere drop Ping the opener Tat the Birks 8-7 after an extra end. Morrow bounced stack to pin Gord Salter of Rossmere 8-7 in the Eaton to stay in Contention. De Shamray of Oak River posted three straight wins. The former Consols representative dumped Charlie argue of Mather 9-5, followed up with a 9-4 Success Over Rollie Mathieson of Wilde Wood and kept things tidy with a 9-2 win Over Wes Robertson and his Elm Woods. Ivan Carlisle of Brandon and cd ring Manitoba Curling association Bon in most metro Curling rinks. Basketball senior men s St. Andrews Dunlop is. Blues Ipac buffaloes is. Mercury ., Tec voc High school. Grey cup showing first Public showing of the 1964 Grey cup in Manitoba will take place at the Grange hotel Lom Bard Street today Alex Turk announced last night there win be two shows His club mate Gerry Mackay also got away to impressive starts. Carlisle claimed victories Over Bert Fowler of Rossmere Laurie Marchant of Elmwood 9-3 and finally an 11-9 extra Ender Over Birch of Bernie. Mackay meanwhile edged de fending Birks Champ Claire Miller of Granite 8-7, beat Amos Cochran of Strathclair 9-2 and finished up with a 10-3 win Over. Al Lafreniere of St vital. Portage s Garry Greenslade a former finalist for the provincial Crown took out George Friesen of Winkler 11-6, Lloyd Jones of civic Caley 9-6 and put a Cap on proceedings with a 10-6 night Cap against Elmer Jolman of Rossmere. Hamiota s Ross Fraser also enjoyed an eventful Day. Ross came up a 9-8 Winner in a Toughie with Bert Reinsch of Brunild in the opener then Defeated Charlie Anderson of fort Garry 6-3. Al Romanchuk of Grain Exchange Weyburn wings Blank Brandon Weyburn up Weyburn red wings moved to within six Points of first place in the Saskatchewan Junior hockey Lea gue monday night when they shut out Brandon wheat Kings 4-0 be fore fans. The win was the third in As Many Days for the red wings and their 13th in 14 games since the Start of the new year. The loss was to the. League leading Regina pats Here last week. Rossmere retains Lead Rossmere lanes continue to Lead the major men s Bowling league at the Halfway Mark of the third Quarter with 12 Points. Northcott Are dose with 10 Points the blues and Salisbury House follow with eight Points each. Rossmere maintained its Lead by splitting its series with North Cotts. Marcel Gloux 882, Bill at one 793, Tommy Woodward 769, John Gledhill 725 and Garry la Boda 711, All bowled Well for Rossmere lanes As did Keith Barber 868, Les Dyke 778, Mur Ray Cadorath 771 for Northcott. Bin Neville 915, John Stan 848, and Chris Kuhnel 721 led Salisbury House to a decision Over Pelekis. Hill Holyk 788, Norm Shanas 758, Ken Boddis 750 and de Lynch 701 starred for Pelekis. Avo sales came up with a 3-1 decision Over Warren s Esso. Bobby King 865, Ernie Berard 755, Norm Adelberg 747, Bernie Johnstone 732 and Dan Hunter 722 were Best for Avo sales. Bill Sander son 843, Sonny Jackson 763 and Ray Sanderson 741 paced War Ren s Esso. The final series saw blues and Blacks split their matches. Ray Landkamer 866, Johnny Johns 772, and Bob Mceachern 727, led the blues. For Blacks Randy Duplak was the Best with 777. draw London Reuters the draw for the fifth round of the English football association cup to be played saturday Lite. 20 Leeds United or Everton is. Shrews Bury town. Aston Villa is. Wolverhampton wanderers or Rotherham u. Peterborough United is. Swansea town. Stoke City or Manchester United is. Reading or Burnley. Middlesborough is. Leicester City. Bolton wanderers Stockport county. Thebea i. Tottenham hotspur. Crystal Palace i. Nottingham for it. Brandon is in third place six Points behind Weyburn. Goalie Don Caley was the individual standout monday for Wey Burn. In addition to racking up his second shutout of the season he picked up an assist on Weyburn s first goal his second assist of the year. Morris Mott and Larry blows paced the red wings with a goal and an assist apiece. The other Weyburn goals were scored by Ken Thompson and Sandy Snow. First period 1. Weyburn Billows Lee Caldy penalties Pruden my Klyop second period 2. West cum Thomp son Holden 3. We Yum Mott Cardiff 4. Weyburn Snow Mott Billows penalties Thompson 5s, Billows car Ruthers Johnson Hextall double minor o Lenry third period no scoring. Penalties Hextall minor and game misconduct Billows Spooner Snow Lesuk Joti son saves i Harper 4 11 Caley b 5 gave Fraser a stiff argument be fore bowing 6-5 on the late shift. Ralph Wilson s Dauphin rink started off with a convincing 8-3 win Over Ron Ren Wick of Coulter then were caught looking by Al Delaney of Rossmere who posted a 5-4 Vic tory. Wilson got Back on the right track on the late shift How Ever defeating Pat Kelpin of Stony Mountain 9-4. Wilson s former Tutor a Gowanlock meanwhile romped to three Vic tories. The Veteran opened with a 10-5 win Over c. M. Lord of valour Road stopped Clarence Ratchinsky of Dominion City 8-4, and finished a Long Day with a 8-2 Success against Henry hem Pel of Sanford Portage s Harold Painter the zone 5 Winner trimmed Don Brown of Deer Lodge 9-5 for a starter then was upset 8-5. By Rev. Smith of the chaplains. Painter finished the Day with a 9-3 win Over Howard Wood or. Of Granite. Waiter Mazinke of Sewell brother to Harvey Mazinke who plays third for provincial Champ Ion Bruce Hudson also Hung up three victories the final against Dan Heyrich of Ninette. The latter had posted an earlier Victory against Orville Shaw of Brandon in one of the Best matches of the Day. The final score was 4-3. Two rinks of some note made Quick exits. Bill Donaldson of the Pas lost Back to Back games to Ron Ingram of West Kildonan and Keith Strachan of Grain Exchange both after extra ends. Curry of Manitou a late entry replacing Norm Houck who with Drew also suffered from a one two punch. Howie Sager of mor Den beat Curry 6-5, then Harv Mclntosh of Deer Lodge did the rest. Officials blamed for Hull s slump Chicago a Tomiris Ivan Chicago Black Hawk manager blasted National hockey league officials Mon Day and said scoring Star Bobby Hull is being fouled out of his Chance to set a single season goal scoring rec Ord. Hull has failed to score in five successive games after ramming in 37 goals in his first 42. He has 23 games remaining and needs 14 goals to snap the nil season Mark of 50 which Hull shares w i t h Maurice Richard and Bernie Geoffrion retired Montreal Canadien stars. Not that Bobby in t playing Well enough right now to break the record but he s just not being allowed to play his said Ivan. Two weeks ago i d have said he could t miss now i can Only Hope. The referees Don t Call a Quarter of the penalties they should against players trying to Check Bobby. He is hooked and held and tripped More than any other player in the league. And because he s As great As he is the refs seem to ignore what Guys do to they do sees wide Impact Ivan thinks the entire league May feel the Impact unless Steps Are taken to improve treatment of Hull. It seems silly to me that the biggest drawing card in the game should be handicapped for being the Best. The average player would be knocked Down by the stuff they pull on Ivani Aid. But he has great strength. They can t drag him Down very often do matter what they do to he won t take a to impress officials. He s too much a gentle Man to use the tactics a Guy like Richard or Gordie Howe use when they were be ing treated the same Way. They really could Deal out punish ment. -1 i Don t think Bobby should resort to that. But something certainly has to be boxing features mat card the Madison club takes a minor diversion from its custom Ary All wrestling card at nip re Dame tonight. Opening the evening s card Are two three round welterweight boxing bouts. Jimmy Menzies takes on Al Trudeau and Mani Toba welter Champ Don Bolaski faces Gerry Ferris in a non title bout. In the main event of the wrestling bout promoter Al Tum Mon has matched George red Eakin heavyweight Champion against lome Corlett. Al Tomko and Pete Tymko match holds with Lloyd Antona Tion and Bill Kochen in the Semi and the Madison mauler takes on Jimmy Bangman in the Spe Cial. The program starts at Manitoba swimming. Marks fad eight Manitoba swimming rec ords fell saturday when 100 swim mers from metro Shilo and Brandon attended the St. James Myca meet. Trump Mcdonald the men s open 400-Yard free style relay was broken by the crack Nymha team. They lowered the record to from three swimmers from Shilo Carolyn Hill Jim Mcdonald and Brian thump set new Marks. Carolyn set a record for the girls open 200-Yard breast stroke at while Mcdonald lowered the existing 13 and 14 boys 50 Yard backstroke record to 36.6 while Trump s time of set a record for boys 13 and 14 200 Yard backstroke. Carla Lennox swam the 50-Yard freestyle in 27.6 second while the St. James Myca 15 and 16 boys set a new record of for the 200 freestyle relay. E. Adams of the Myca set the 14 and 15 girls breast Oke Mark of Peters tees off on Hogan for snubbing senior set by Oscar Fraley fort Lauderdale Fla. The dream is a Long time fading for a Man such As Ben Hogan and it angers those who must Deal with him in the Twilight of his career. The current involvement concerns the . Seniors championship to be played at the Scenic fort Lauderdale country club feb. 25-28. The Field will include de fending Champion Sam Snead former winners Gene Sarazen Paul Runyan and Herman bar Ron and former . Cham pions Chick Harbert Jim tur Nesa and Jim Ferrier. But Hogan has flatly refused to play. This event is open to professionals who Are 50 or More. Hogan will be 53 in August. But his reply to the letters and Ben Hogan a Telephone Call from Bob Peters club Man Ager and one of the seniors directors was indicative of his thinking. S i i know he said. However i am not a neither it might be added if you Are re Garding their ability to play the game on a competitive basis with any of the younger hot shots on the tour Are such As Snead or most of the others who covet the senior Crown. Hogan s reply sent Petera up in smoke. Hotter than a two Dollar pistol the tournament director accused Hogan of ingratitude to the game which made him and termed Bananr Ben s attitude Ani insult to every Man who is willing to play in the . Sen the a said Peten and there were Days when Hogan would have1 been delighted to compete in any event which paid that kind of Hogan also refused to make an appear Ance at the tournament in any capacity obviously from his remarks feeling that he still is capable of the mud of Golf which carried him to a record tying four . Open championships. This is not a tournament for stormed Don t see How Hogan can put himself in bracket than the men who will compete in this tournament. After All he is More than 50 years old and that s the Only qualification. Who does he think he s Snead passed up the tournament when he was 50 and also when he was 51. But last year at 52, he won it in his first Start and will attempt to defend it this year. _ Peters asserted that there was a general bitterness among the seniors at Hogan s refusal to Plav and wielding a Dollar shaped Blackjack said that it could rebound against Hogan in sales of his line of Golf equipment. Most of these Fellows Are Home club pros who sell Hogan he insisted. This in t a threat understand just an analysis but you can imagine How co operative they la feel toward Hin when somebody comes in to order the aggressive Peters added too that Hogan owed an appearance to All those who prayed for him to recover when he was Al most killed in an Accident in. 1949." it is to be doubted that Hogan s course will be altered by any remarks made by pet ers or anyone else. The wee ice Man Al ways has been one to go his own Way. As he said he does t regard himself m a but it has got him in a deep Fry pan. Fco i m Gordie Howe s spearing penalties Aren t too numerous in hockey. One of the most vicious tilings you can do in hockey is thrust the stick for Ward like a Bayonet at the mid Section or Chest of an oncoming played. A few times i be had welts on my Chest four to eight inches Long from just prodding. However such spearing antics Are rare i m Happy to report. When it comes to spearing Jack Stewart one of Detroit s outstanding defence Man a few years Back now a harness racing official had a very effective spearing technique that was harmless As far As the player was concerned. If he was caught a Little be Hind the play be would Spear his opponent in behind the Glove. He would get the end of his stick in the player s Glove. As soon As the opponent got the puck on the Blade he d give the player s hand or Glove a Tittle shove. The player would lose control of the puck. If they were going in a Corner at the time and Stewart followed up with a body Check nine times out of ten he would come up with the puck. One of the most common types of spearing is to Jab a player in the calf of the leg or the Back Forsythe represents n. Ontario Kenora ont. Special Elsie Forsytte of the Hill City club port Arthur skipped her quartet of Doris Larson Emma Harris and Agnes Mcdonald to the Northwestern Ontario ladies championship at Kenora posting six wins and one loss. She now leads her rink into the provincial Silver d competitions to be held in port Arthur february 7-10. The Lakehead rink was never in trouble winning its first five games to All but Clinch the Crown before Ellen Mckellar of Keewatin stopped it 10-7. Most of the excitement came on the final Day of the round Robin. Five rinks tied for second place with 4-3 records and a special play off was run off. Dryden Battier town Beardmore Mara Thon and Keewatin finished the play off in that order after port Arthur. Nestor Falls and Kaka Beka Falls wound up in the final spot with Only one win. A banquet followed at which the Northwestern Ontario ladies Curling association trophy was presented to Elsie Forsythe and Diamond pins in a Maple Leaf pattern presented to each Mem Ber of tile winning rink. After the banquet an executive was elected and mrs. Ida roman Ink presented with her past presi Dent s pin. The new executive is past pres., mrs. Ida Romaniuk Terrace Bay pres Rita Wain Dryden first vice-pres., Mary Wickstrom fort Frances second vice-pres., Eleanor Barbine fort William third vice-pres., Olive Wilson port Arthur. Saskatchewan w t rcgllul.31 5 Weyrum Brandon Estevan flt flon Saskatoon Moose jaw Melville 29 13 26 17 21 22 20 22 14 26 14 27 8 31 Junior t f a 5 240 135 67 3 229 156 61 3189 171 55 3 186 176 45 3 215 239 43 3 162 217 31 3 162 207 31 5 155 237 21 Eastern league Northern division w l t f Clinton .3814 2 254 Long Island 30 21 .1 200 Johnstown 28 27 0 224 Jersey new York is 30 7154 new Haven 14 40. 7 164 Southern division Nashville Greensboro Knox Lue of Irlotte Jacksonville 14 28 25 27 21 27 24 9 41 0 222 2260 2 205 2205 2 154 a its. 134 78 170 61 223 56 240 55 20043 277 29 148 76 222.58 176 56 208 56 287 20 Centra pro league w x Minneapolis 25 16, Omaha 25 18 Tulsa. 24 19 St. Paul.24 is Memphis 1623 a its. 6 166 121 56 4 167 158-56 4 157 151 52 1 160 143 49 4445 -149 36 St. 128. 201 25 monday j Saskatchewan Junior Brandon 0, Weyburn 4 boxing reign John l. Sullivan was heavy weight Champion 1882-92. Of the knee with the Blade of the stick. I be actually carried scars on occasion from such pointed Spear ing tactics. However the Spear ing is just As effective when done with the hat of the Blade. When a player is going Down the ice at full Speed if an opponent can reach out with his stick and get the Blade to the outstretched leg just break his stride momentarily it will give him a better Opportunity to overtake and Check him. Naturally this is More obvious and one of the most frequently called of spearing penalties. O Dell for Bailey by the associated press Milwaukee braves have moved again this time to strengthen their Ruepen. Completing their first Trade since the end of the 1964 base Ball season the braves went Back to dealing with san fran Cisco monday and shipped Catcher de Bailey Back to the giants in Exchange for left handed Pitcher Billy o Dell 1 Bailey was one of the head liners in a Multi player giants braves Swap after the 1963 sea son moving to Milwaukee along with outfielder Felipe Alou for pitchers Bob h e a d 1 e y. Bob Shaw and Catcher Del Crandall. O Dell is a 33-year-old Veteran of 11 major league seasons. He posted an 8-7 record with a 5.40 earned run average last year while appearing in 36 games. In 1962, o Dell. Was one of the mainstays of the san Francisco staff compiling a 19-14 record As the giants won the National league Pennant. The braves decision to let Bailey go May have been prompted by the leg injuries that limited him to 95 games and a .262 batting the expected move of Alou from the Outfield to first base. Fireballs Lead fireman league following Are team and individual standings in the greater Winnipeg firefighters hockey league stasd1mjs w r. T f a its. Fireballs.15 6 1 123 96 31 flyers .11 9 2 110 104 24 plainsman 8 10 4 98 8820 smokes 6 15 1 8112413 top ten q a by Danum 23 32 55 Marlon 29 18 47 Buch Tui 32 17 39 hoc Kavitch 20 19 39 bins 18 21 39 Sutton 14 30 34 monism 13 Helbrecht 17 Fotu Bryson Wagner 32 17 30 11 23 13 14 27 19 8 25 13 25 Spiel extras former ice and draw chair Man Andy Greer is skipping a rink from londoner West Kildonan curler won two out of three games in the Premier events losing his game in the Batons to Mike Magnusson of wild Wood. Greer scored victories against Jim Baldwin son of Craf and Bill Ziprick of Strathcona both in the Birks. Curling with Greer Are John Ayling Gladding Horace and Matthews Frank. Former Manitoba finalist Lawrence Milner is playing third Stone on the Len Lin tick rink from Dauphin which will prob ably Host the 1966 British con sols. Johnny Sackis has a lineup change. Dave Romano who also is a member at fort Rouge is Curling second for the Lac Dubonnet skip. Romano termed a Fine she maker by Veteran Andy Mcwilliams curled for fort Rouge s Smith Walsh combination in the zone. Play Downs. Sackis other members Are Glen Butchart and Bob Lesko. George Glazier and Ross Peirce have parted company for this one. Both Are skipping their own rinks. Glazier has the regular rink replacing Pearce with Amie Bremnar. Jack Mutton and Bob Trembath Man the front end. Pearce has former High school Ace Bob flock and the Cooper boys. Herb and Tom both rinks still had a life in the major events going into today s play. Ross of Carman and Krovath of Transcona hooked up in a Dandy on the 3 Draw at fort Rouge where the Curlen were Greet by lightning Quick ice. Ross blanked the first end intentionally settled for a Point on the second when he missed a Chance for two and stole a single of the third. Kovats who curled an out standing game along with his mates blanked the fourth unintentionally the fifth was blanked intentionally then Ross stole an other Point to go ahead 3-0. After blanking the seventh Kovats made it pay off on the eighth when the Transcona curl ers finally hit the scoreboard with a fat three. Actually it was a Well curled end. Kovats had to make a delicate Chip and lie with his last Rock. Ross i Hen blanked the ninth. On the final end Kovats had shot biting the eight foot behind the to line and Drew another Rock to the other Side in almost an identical position. Ross played the Broom for a cold draw but copied up to the Transcona Rock for the crucial counter red Lake legion rink advances Kenora special Al Mcleod a former Kenora resident led his foursome from red Lake to a 10-7 win Over Bill French of Kenora in the Royal Canadian legion play Downs held in Kee Watin. The winning rink now advances to Pine Falls to represent this District in the command play Downs. The fuming rink has Lead e. English second g. Ballantyne third r. Dion and skip Al Mcleod. Flin flon s representative flin flon special Bob Fedora and his rink of Larry Anderson Jeanine Pelletier and Rose Zerr will represent this District in the play Downs at the Pas for the o Keefe trophy in annual Competition for mixed rinks. Fedora Defeated the vic1 Gar Inger rink from Creighton in the final sunday. Others entered War Nick Bob Lawrence and a. Wen Man from Island Falls. Truck Mechanic for night shift 5 nights a week to apply or. Charles Baker Community Chev. Olds. Ltd. 1149 main St. Ph., 589-8341 ;