Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 30, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday december 30, 1971 it to begin with let me add my thanks to the Bowling Public who gave to the Christmas cheer fund via both newspapers. It makes me glad to be a Bowler. Alice Cooke of the Winnipeg five pin Bowling Assoc. Has to be one of the busiest Bowling secretaries in the City. When i last spoke to her she was Busy with preparing mail for the Junior and High school tournaments. It was not so Long ago that she had prepared the bowl for orphans mail along with entry forms for the Western Canada qualifying Canadian closed singles and the was son memorial draw for the five pin houses. When you consider the Large membership involved you can Well imagine the volume of work mrs. Cooke puts out. She sure could use some help. I was sorry to read about the recent death of Harvey s Toller s Mother. I met Harvey at one of the 10-pin ban Quets last Spring and Send along my sincere condolences. Here Are the results of the recent boxing Day tourney at Empress lanes i a Day Frank e scratch singles Larry do Minsk topped the Field with a score of 158 224, 180, to earn the first prize o s120. Stan Corda came in with 782 203 210. 1m and s30., followed by Butch 743 224 and Garry Mclaughlin 744 203 and Paul Yoshimasu 745 204, 200 and High single out of the Money went to Shuel 235, which gave him ladies Handicap singles Jeanne Stear was rated the top Bowler among the ladies scoring 168, 205, 201 plus Pat Ross was runner up with 716. Jeanne earned for her efforts High single out of the Money gave to Dot Shuel for her 214. Championship Bowling Channel 12 Bob Stramat and gent Rowda Are slated for Jan. 1 from 3-4 . The Baa open from new York has its finals Jan. From to 3 . Cour Tesy of Zebb. Watch the column for further notices. Scores Gord Rathwell a. The big gunner in the Winnipeg classic rolling he was followed by de Sas Ley 424 Tom Yai Umatt Jerome Cohen s66 Len Rayter 561 Sam Shuster 542 Jack Slater 558 Joe Levine 555 Harry Kottlow s50 Marc Levine 532 Bill Griffen 527 Al Gerten Stein 518 and Sheldon Aitman 517. B Nai b Rith or. Mrs. Two weeks Mickey Rosenberg or. 614 202, 575 Joe Shore 571 Earl Robinson 587 507 Dave Silver 580 502 Morris Whiteman 548 202, Jack Buchalter 547, 565 Lou Chochinov 564 Sid Corran 542 Lou Green 530 Morley Wolovick 529 Berle Goldstein 524 Frank Zipursky 522 Earl Barish 522 Marvin Peters. 520 Leon Raber Sid Rosenhek 519 Jack Pollock 515 Jack Fishman 512 Mitch Schachter 512 Mickey Hoch 511 203 and Irv Estein 509. Ladies Ruth Stenback 507, 467 Gertie Silver 490, 454 Barbara Brody 488 Peart Shore 481, 472 Gertie Chochinov to. 453 Sandy Cooperband and Nancy Fishman 450. Good Leon Raber 213 and Aubie Jacob 205. Bowled at Empress lanes. Chateau mixed fours Bruce Young 474 212, Ron Sango 591 Dave bisset577 Jeff Griffiths 551 Ron Treavor 535 Jim Reed 533 Ike Greenfeld 530 Larry Roscoe s29 Norm Podolski 525 de Strelby 522 215 and de Mussey 551. Ladies Betty Somers 541 Audrey Roscoe 544 Dot Shuel 552 Terry Quinn 521 Irene Hilderman 511 Nancy Grant 503 Carole Bergeson 497 Dot Furda Marie Mackenzie 417 and Agnes Jones 417. Winnipeg commercial Keith bal Lance 515 202, Dirk Bloe Heuvel 553 Jack Clarke 540 Mike Pidskalny 525 Jack Shettler 511 Joe Irvin 511 Ray Brunei 501 Spencer 504 and Milt Virgy 494. Red. A railroaders two weeks Mike Linton 577 545 Russ May 565 549 Jerry Bodnarchuk 552 oily Marlon 551, 506 Wally Worobey 534 Earl Rioux 537 Steve Kandrack 522 Gary Speed 514, 512 Ken Lawrence 511 Alee George Sante 508 Anthony Jaworski 507 and Jim Turner 4ft. At Empress lanes. Of dutch mixed Empress lanes Charles Klapecki 576 Russ mar 551 Charlie Novak 242 Marc Turotte 545 Gord Litwin 553 Dagdick 531 Mike Der cola 522 Otto Kemerle 514 Joe Sobot Kiewicz 511 Abe Friesen 505 Larry Klapecki 505 Vince Phipps 501 203 and Gary Wensel 501. Ladies Pat Sobotkiewicz 475 Mae Fulford 445 and Audrie Perry 455. B Nai b Rith men Empress lanes Izmit Shulfer 572 or. Lute Shwartz 545 Motley Wolovick 538 Dave Rabb 525 Don Natch 517 Brian Pauls 513 Mike Starr 510 Ron Berman 507 Jack Buchalter 503 and Joe Dolgin thank you very much Mike Starr and Gam item. Recreation Bowling Henry n. Katz 557 Mickey Rosenberg 548 Mendel Rosenfeld 534 Morris Whiteman 529 Mic key Doctoroff 521 Sam Stein 519 Al walder516 Lou fingerote 511 morale Rosenberg 510 Wolfe Blumes 502 and Brian Aronovitch 500. Bowled at Empress lanes. Senior ladles Northgate Evelyn Bosnyk 523 Betty Devuono 512 Diane Banera 512 Doris Kucharsky 502 Molly Schultz sol Rhonda Goldberg 409 Elsie Schultz 485 Tykie mutter 482 and Josie Grusko 480. B Nai b Rith or. It mrs. Garden City Harry Silverman 497 Hartley Sera 4w George Turner Lou Chochinov 492 Nate Turbovsky 484 204 and Jack Levit 472. Ladles Honey Kowall 479 and Shirley Zefko 444. Good single Gertie Chochinov 181. Lady Gayers Esther Slater 475 Helen Atnikov 474 Blumie Portnoy 444 Leah Posner 442 Sally Goldberg 435 and Rose Zimberg 430. Bowled at Empress lanes. B Nai b Rith ladies from away Bac Shirley Pauley 471. 440 Dolly Itzkow 470 Sadie Wolfson 464 Kay Sera 446, 442 Becky Rosen Berg 415 and sunny Kaminsky 412. To mrs. S. Publicity please feel free to Start again. Thanks for waiting All this time. With this Issue. I am now up to Date and i Hope the secretaries and publicity people will excuse the Odd delay. Please remember that we do our Best to satisfy Reading Public too and we ask for better scores. Also first names wherever and whenever possible. Let me close by wishing you All a very Happy new year and May your bowing scores thrive. By Kent Gilchrist Frank Evans the sometimes coach of the University of Winnipeg Westmen and sometimes guard of St. Andrew s super saints was a Busy Man wednesday night during the u of w s fifth annual Golden boy invitational basketball tournament. In the first game he coached the Westmen into the final with a narrow 79-74 win Over Hamil ton s Mcmaster u marauders. Then he played with the super saints a local senior club and put up a shot in the final Sec Ond of the game which Jerry Barney tipped in for a 60-58 win Over tourney favourites Acadia axeman. For the first time in the history of the tournament it will be an All Winnipeg final when Wes men with their coach on the Bench meet the super saints for the championship at 9 o clock tonight at Riddell Hall. In the University Section of the tournament Brandon u bobcats and Ottawa gee gees first round losers met in the Consolation final at this morning. This afternoon at 3, Acadia meets Mcmaster in the third place playoff. In what was the game of the tournament St. Andrews led by Barney and Ted Stoesz the exp of Manitoba Bison Star trailed Only twice in the con test. But the axeman were always close and were As Good in losing As saints were in win Ning. Axeman who went through last season with a 30-2 record including the Canadian inter e o 11 e g i a t e and Golden boy titles Are now 7-2 for this sea son. Their loss prior to wednes Day was to Dalhousie University from their own Bluenose conference St. Andrews held a 27-23 half time Lead As Stoesz and Barney controlled the boards for the leaders. The Classy axeman however battled Back with some pressure two and three Man trap defences to take a 38 37 Lead with 13 minutes left in the game. From that Point it was a see saw Battle with super saints recovering the Lead Only to lose it again with left. Twice St. Andrews regained the Lead Only to have axeman lie it up. The final time Veteran axeman guard Steve Pound who had a game High of 24 Points knotted the score 58-58 with 17 seconds left. Steve Colby and Evans brought the Ball up the floor. Evans waited until the last pos sible moment to put up a 30 foot jumper which was just off the rim. Barney a six six Centre and graduate of Moore head Minn. State College was there to tip it in. Barney was the obvious hero of the game. He led saints with 18 Points and owned the boards with 13 rebounds. Stoesz who got a Little revenge on Acadia for last year had 15 Points. Ross Wedlake a Bison team mate a year ago also had some satisfaction with eight Points. The difference besides experience was saints ability on the boards. They out rebounded axeman 39-23, and if they play the same Brand of Ball tonight should make Short work of Evans Westmen. Westmen though showed unfamiliar aggression for the dec Ond consecutive night in their Semi final win. Rich Stefany Shyn and Bob Allen held their own against marauders giants Frank Nagy Casey Kalvaitis and Tony Mccrory. It was the second meeting for the two clubs this year. My master Defeated Westmen in a pre season exhibition game in Hamilton. Buckeyes Lions in title match by Allan Besson Miles Macdonell buckeyes j. I t 3 we f re if and Gle Lawn Lions advanced is 54.5 per cent also led the to the final of the High school division of the annual Golden boy classic invitational Basket Ball tournament wednesday posting convincing victories at the University of Winnipeg s round out the eyes top scorers. Riddell Hall. Jeff Carrigan led the pan Lions fashioned a 48-31 win thers with 14 Points. Over Windsor Park royals u v c i Tieg uni Icid wig main while buckeyes downed Gordon spark plug f o a the Gle Lawn Bell panthers 62-36. In two other games played wednesday Dakota lancers reached the Consolation final defeating Charleswood celtics 63-20. They la meet Westwood warriors who beat Sisler spar tans 42-33. Cliff Bell the 6 8" Centre of the buckeyes was the Dif Ference. He scored 10 Points in the first half and added 20 Marlin Van Robaeys and his Winnipeg men Archt teammates will take in the South Divi Sion leading St. James canadians in a Manitoba Junior hockey league contest tonight at Winnipeg Arena. In other action St. Boniface is at Kenora and Portage is at Selkirk. All games Start at 8 . Letter Box Maurice Smith sports editor Winnipeg fret press. Am a regular Reader of the Winnipeg free press and its sports columns. The last few months you have been continually harping on Bud Grant s Success As a football coach. He has won the least five years running. But he has choked up in the big game. I believe defence wins games but you do need off tact that scores Points to win. In your dec. 28 column you write and i quote the were probably the better football in metropolitan stadium saturday but the things turned out the cowboys beat them because they did what Bud teams usually but you to mention that the Dallas team s de Fence was second in the nation and their offence first. From watching the on television the better was the Dallas cowboys As they made the Breaks and then took advantage of them. So let s give credit credit remember if Bud Grant is so wonder Ful Why did abandon ship right in Middle of contract with bombers. A bomber Booster Gary Atte borrow referees clinic the Manitoba soccer referees association will hold a referees clinic . Wednes Day in the auditorium of the Monarch life Assurance co., 333 those inter ested in refereeing Are Wel come. Mcmaster goalie thwarts bisons9championship bid Thunder Bay up my master University marlins won the hockey Canada University tournament Here wednesday but it took a Brilliant Goa tend ing p e r f o r m a n c a by Gary Inness to give them the championship. Inness kicked out 38 shots to Backstop the marlins to a 4-3 Stange net est red sox coach Boston a Lee Stange 35, a 11-year major league vet eran wednesday was named pitching coach of Boston red sox succeeding Harvey Haddix who quit for personal and family reasons alter just one season. General manager Dick o con Nell said he reluctantly accepted Haddix s resignation Bat was pleased to be Able to pro Mote Stange from within the America league organization. Victory Over University of Man i t o b a bosons in the championship game. In the Consola Tion Lakehead University nor westers got three goals from George Letowski including the Winner in overtime to beat Bishops University gaiters 5-4. Mcmaster of the Ontario ath Letic association got single goals from Ken Pic Klyk Greg Higson Paul Beatty and Ken Tyler. Ralph Waples scored All three Manitoba goals. The bosons of the Western Canada intercollegiate athletic association out shot the marlins 20-5 in the third period but could get Only one by Inness n a m de the most valuable player in the two Day tournament Waples Cut the my master Lead to 4-3 at the Mark of the period. Manitoba polled its goalie in _ the final minute bet failed Toj get the equalizer despite six shots of net Larry Hotton played the first j 11 minutes in goal for Manitoba before Grant Clay replaced him with the score 1-0. The two combined for 29 saves. Mcmaster led 1-p after the first period and 3-2 at the end of the second. Each club received six minor penalties and the bosons also received a 10 minute misconduct sift Mmel Holiday grand prix Jan. 1st t 2nd, 1972 930 Aki. Jaw. 2. Races coff Fenety Soe Safor of the n vkm6und chalet soviet wings crush Stamps Gothenburg Sweden renter soviet wings beat Calgary stampedes 9-3 in a Star cup hockey match wednesday night Calgary led 3-2 at the end of the first but the russians scored three goals in the second to go ahead 5-3 and fired four More goals i the third to Clinch the Victory. Stampede goals were scored by Randy Murray Watty Kozak and George Hill. The soviet scorers were Vladimir Rasko Igor def Ariev and Igor Lapin with two apiece and Jari a Apatov Evgeny Kok harsh and via Tesla Anim one. J the rss stars Ted Siree pen a and the stampedes two. Hie Fame was played before f ass. J More in the second. Bell whose Field goal average team in offensive rebounds with 11 while Don Colvin stood out on defence picking off seven. Colvin was Good for 11 Points and Ron Zinkewich had 10 to Greg Daniels was the main Lions with 13 Points while Al Beaver came close behind with 11 As the Leos roared past Windsor Park. Beaver was also a Thorn in the royals flesh. He came Down with seven Windsor Park rebounds. The Lions were never in Trou ble during the same enjoying Quarter leads of 11-7, 23-14 and 32-19. Scott Ritchie and Mike Ouel Lette each picked up 10 Points As Westwood got by Sisler to qualify for the Consolation final. Doug Freeth and Wayne Mac Aulay had each eight to Pace the Dakota lancers to their win Over Charleswood. The final Between Gle Lawn and Miles Macdonnell is slated for 7 . Today. Agile Rich Macey 21 of Westmen is Down but not out with Mcmaster s John Dignan 3 coming in to help out Jerry Simpson the second half was the Best this club has played this stated a satisfied Evans in talking about the Westmen. The difference Between the two evenly matched clubs appeared to be fouls. Marauders were assessed 28 fouls to Wes men s 16. Westmen had my master in Bonus trouble every time Westmen were fouled it was two shots if the first one was Good and Winnipeg capitalized with eight straight Points. With eight minutes left in the game the Bonus was in effect favouring Westmen and my master led 59-56. However Westmen made sure of their foul shots and took a 71-68 Lead with j three minutes left. From then on it was a Cas of Mcmaster trying to get the Ball and taking fouls doing it. J Barry King and Stefanyshyn both scored 19 Points for the 1 winners. Rich Macey had 16 Bob Allen added 13 and had 10 rebounds. Paul Mazza led Mcmaster 22 Points and Tony me Crory had 16. Tip offs another standing room crowd saw two More great games wednesday Harvey Lipkin manager of the super saints might have to do the coaching tonight Fred Ingaldson the saints elected coach is supposed to do the color for the Csc color telecast of the final Lipkin figures exposure saints Are getting should be Good for senior Bas Evans is contemplating having a gun on the Westmen Bench he figures that s the Only Way to defence Jerry Barney. The College cd All Star team should be Barney 5l" at Centre Steve Pound of Aca Dia and Rich Macey of Westmen at guards Ted Stoesz of saints and Rich Stefanyshyn of Wes men As forwards Simon Fraser clansmen and St. Fran Cis Xavier will be in next year s tournament. m6wt so from a is get at a Arewa. Fret fasts Fowe it by is Champion for Many Model. Of sws2 cow tit show ;