Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 21, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday. February 21. 1967 19 Toba schoolboys stage comeback of Day by John Down the winning Point on the Lith flin flon staff Mani a end. Toba was forced to run the apparently the did a Gauntlet monday in round one of great Deai Jorje boys saints the Canadian Schoolboy Curling As they championship. Brian Clapham and his Daniel Mclntyre foursome scored the comeback Triumph of the Day in the morning round by defeating Saskatchewan s Ron Jacques 9-8 in an extra end. Jacques and company advantage of a shaky Start by the to bans to grab a 6-2 Lead in five ends but the tide changed wrapped up the Day with a resounding 15-3 rout of new Brunswick to join British Columbia Alberta and Nova Scotia in the undefeated Circle. Today face Nova Scotia and Ontario and wednesday they la play Quebec and took Prince Edward Island. The rink won t receive a Bye until the final draw Friday afternoon. Oddly enough Manitoba last and Clapham wound up putting Salt on the Victory by stealing year set some sort of Points record when George Wilson of Charleswood Defeated Saskatchewan 22-2. The sixth end was definitely the turning Point in the Manitoba Saskatchewan encounter second Bill Alderton and third Arnie Tiefenbach missed takeout shots Bat because the Dannies were Only regaining their form Jacques faced just two Toba rocks when he went to the Hack. As Luck would have it Jacques missed with his first Stone but Brian failed to draw to the House. Jacques however came up with a takeout to lie shot and Brian followed the same route to count two and close the Gap to 6-4. The wheat province lads Naa Little Success with takeouts on the seventh end As Jacques on forced to draw to the four foot to Cut Clapham out of three but was Short and gave up one. Brian s front end brother Ken at third Jim Sproule and Lead Tom will became even sharper on the eight end and again forced Jacques to draw to the shot Stone for a single. Saskatchewan managed a steal on the ninth when Brian and rolled out of the House with a takeout attempt. Thus things looked gloomy for the Dannies who trailed 8-5 at this As Luck would have it two misses by the Saskatchewan front end allowed Clapham to get two rocks on opposite sides of the House and when Jacques missed a last takeout Brian Only had to draw inside the 12 foot for a triple. After the front two members of each rink had left the Hack on the Lith there were two rocks at the front House. Tiefenbach tried the same route and wrecked on a guard. Brian then went to a draw on the swing Side of the ice and to the Delight of Many fans Drew by an opponents Stone of the Ken Sam started the Bau but rolling with his last shot when he Drew through a Tricky port and settled at the Back of the Brian s Rock perfectly guarded. Just to make sure Jacques could t sneak into the House. Brian put his last Rock out front and when Jacques missed the Broom by two feet on an attempted raise takeout the Toba boys let out a thunderous Loose handles against. New Brunswick Clapham had Little difficulty As he opened with a triple added four in the fifth end and led 14-2 with a triple in the eighth. Mayor Jack Freedman of fun four still unbeaten a Little too Good after watching Bruce Hudson Pilot his Strathcona rink to the Manitoba Curling championship last Friday night and saturday afternoon there is no doubt in our mind that the was tigers were worthy winners and just a Little too Good for Garry Ross and his Carman foursome. There was t much Between the two rinks when it came to shoemaking. The Carman boys had All the answers Here particularly the Brilliant Chip hand whom we consider the outstanding curler in the playoff. Where the great difference Lay was in the steadiness of the Strathcona. Any time they got into a Little trouble they it took things in their stride. On the other hand you got the impression that the Ross quartet was inclined to panic Little when things weren t going quite right for them. But there is no secret about it the Basic reason Why the Winnipeg rink will carry Manitoba s colors into the National championship is because Bruce Hudson was Superior o Ross As a strategist. Which of course is understandable in View of the fact that Bruce has been playing the game far longer and has been exposed to much tougher Competition Over a longer period than his Youthful Carman counterpart. Difficult to answer How will the Hudson rink do in the Dominion championship that s a difficult question to answer. At Charlottetown in 1964, the Strathcona were unimpressive As they wound up with a 7-3 record. From the first Day of the Competition at Pei the stratus left the impression they did t have what it takes but in their defence it must be said they got All the worst the draw and a bad break in the opening game against Saskatchewan they Drew the poorest Sheet in the Arena Hudson was t Able to adjust his game to the unbelievable ice conditions whereas Ernie Richardson was. That was it. Dick Wright has replaced Harvey Mazinke who was Man Lor Hudson at Charlottetown. We would say there is not a great Deal of difference in the calibre of Curling of c Ken Little and Harry Martel Are probably not that mechanically Over 1964, but the fact that improved they be been to the Brier before is going to help them a teat Deal. Most rinks competing in the big classic Lor the first time Are somewhat starry eyed with the result that by the time they get Down to Earth its too late to get Back into Ball game. 1 returning with the same rink that he had a year ago Champion Ron the Northcott of Alberta undoubtedly be favored at Ottawa. These Calgary shot Smiths Are a silk smooth outfit and Ian make More shots than most rinks. However when on top it is difficult to stay there and you can expect most rinks to play their Best games against the albertan Manitoba working on Confidence generated from a dra Matic first round comeback trounced new Brunswick 15-3 in the second round of the Cana Dian Schoolboy Curling championship monday night. Brian Clapham s Winnipeg rink thus joined defending Champion Alberta British co Lumbia and Nova Scotia in the undefeated ranks. Each had a pair of. Triumphs after two rounds of the la Ink round Robin Bonspiel. Alberta struck for four on the third end then turned to Knock ont to trip Quebec 8-5. A 9-7 loss to . Was the introduction Kendall Forbes and his Summerside Crew from Prince Edward Island got after sitting out the opening round. Charles Rafuse of Bridge water won a Battle of Blank ends for Nova Scotia collecting a 10-2 decision that left North Ern Ontario with its first defeat. Ontario put its record at one Victory and one defeat by edging Newfoundland 9-8. Newfoundland new Brunswick and Quebec have 0-2 records while Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island Are 0-1. Spiel stats Man up first round rain la in tha bum can Schibor a Lin. 021 001 Oil 01 7 British Columbia 000 200 200 6 002 001 010 1 5 ,.0 0an 401 q 1 3 u _ Newfoundland Nova Scotia 310 100 111 0 i Ontario 0031 0 1 1 000 7 Brunswick 020 220 01 1 8 new Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Alberta a. Prince Edward Uland. Second round 101 002 100 9 200 100 103 7 021 002 010 the Bonspiel was to resume today with draws at and 3 p m. The third round matched Alberta against Prince Edward land Ontario Manitoba against nov. Stan Trout the Albert skip Scotia new Brunswick against from Saskatchewan now Banawick Manitoba too too 101 a 311 042 020 110 400 202 001 021 010 102 010 5 104 020 100 b British Princa Columbia toward Uland 040 030 200 9 101 002 Oil 1 001 000 001 2 000 201 220 Northern Ontario Nova Scotia Bye Saskatchewan. Standing f Alberta 2 Manitoba 2 British Columbia Neva Scotia 2 Northern Ontario 2 Ontario i Saskatchewan. Idward Island new Brunswick Newfoundland Edmonton encountered flon delivered the first Rock his worship with the right foot in the wrong Hack threw the wrong turn and still wound up with an eight foot draw. Ca ice president Bill Lumsden and Mca Schoolboy chairman Bui Walsh handled the sweeping chores Bui a former Brier Champion Feu just at the Rock crossed the 12-foot Thistle president Jim Sproule whose son curls second for Brian was a Little shaky at the Knees fou owing the first round thriller Dannie coach Jim Robert a great sigh of Relief Brian admitted after the game that he never expected to make what proved to be the game winning draw on the Isth end. Trong resistance from Ontario and needed a big three on the 10th and last end for 9-7 ver dict Mike Kinley s Quebec four from Shaw Man forced . To an extra end bowing on a takeout and stay by West coast skip Jim Armstrong of Victoria. Northern Ontario skipped by Willard Eby of port Arthur grabbed a 4-0 Lead but had to Nake some clutch shots to escape with an 8-7 win Over new Brunswick. Two four Enders avowed Nova Scotia whose skip rocks Are thrown by Chuck Rafuse of Bridgewater to Breeze past Newfoundland 13-5. Trout whose brother John won Canadian Schoolboy laurels in 1959, was the big gun for Al Berta which got its fourth National trophy in 1966 from Brian Howes of Calgary. The Ross Sheppard composite High school student came up with a Sharp series of draws and take outs that put Alberta in front 6-4 in the eighth end. Trout Finay missed a shot on the ninth end and Ontario skip Barry timbers of Uxbridge quickly took advantage for a three count and a 7-6 Edge. But timbers returned the missed shot favor in the last end. Brian Mackin the new Bruns Wick skip from Saint John re fused to crack in the face of houses filled with Northern on Tario rocks rallied for a 5-5 draw but then fell one Short with a loth end come Back bid buy paces pin league Joe buy Bowling for Seman s plumbing and heating rolled a 631 series on combined games of 211, 237 and m7 to top the co to men s ten pin league. Assisting buy to Jake two games from North West bakery were de Saychuk so Fred Otto 580 Mike Bosnyk 548. For the bakery men Pete Sweryd shot a 574, White Harynuk came through with 537. Buddy Delabbio and Cliff Anderson teamed up and blasted the pins for 603 and 601 respectively to Lead carting red Caps to a clean sweep Over Kolt accordion school. For the musicians the big gun was Brian Gunn with 539 fou owed by Richard Kolt with 523. Kiewel seals paced by Mike Rogers with 546 and de Abbott 510, swept their series with Mumford Medland. For the losers Ray Winter shot a 550 and de Kachanuk 516. Mark ten won two games from an vets no. 60. With John Drost firing a 597 for the winners while Erv Hoin was High with 552 for the vets. In other action Northern hotel won the Odd game from Roberts pharmacy with Andy zloty leading the pack with my Ted galas 531 and Dennis Goodchild 530. For the druggists Jim Holinaty was in form with 538. 202 twin Breaks if would appear that Fay and Kay Abel left to right an carrying thit twin thing a bit too tar at they display twin costs on their right at their Washington apartment. And. At if Mot s Nof 21-year-old twin titter received their fractured Anklet at the tame time and at the tame location on a Tki dope near Dillsburg pa., a week ago. Fay it a Secretary in the office of vice president Humphrey while Kay it a Secretary in the Home of 1967 demonstrator Sale at fabulous savings rambler set color St woo Brown. 2705 1 Deer sports . Purtee plus options 67 rambler 770 4 door Adan. Color Yuma Tan. Donto pro plus options it finance and insurance Trade today on rambler Thi mow in Tell 2544 trans conf motors Ltd. Vow r4mbu8 from this tiny seedling comes the Best tasting tobacco undertone Sun sportsman Bright Leaf i heart tests for i Tulach for three Long Lazy sportsman tobacco sleeps in this dark quiet warehouse. Toronto ;