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8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Feb. 15, 1965.

i ve ; | () mere ra, spe We Ge ae | A oo ea By FIVE CALLAGHAN Somers and Shirley Dye, af€ Donald, secretary of Ladies Curl-|P..Weeks (S) 100 000 122 1-7 | Somers (8); M. Nicholson (M) leading the competition ‘n the Sil- ing Club of Summerside, Wally | M. vs. Marion (C). si e e yer “D’’ bonspiel after the com- Walwyn, president of men’s club (Cc) 042 231 000 0-12 2 ge eons tre The C amobpions pletion of yesterday's play. Both im Summerside, Deputy Mayor TODAY’S DRAW vs. I. Clark (A); M. Perry f |O : of these foursomes have won | W. MacCausland. 9 a.m.—Shirley Dye vs. Joan | vs. S. a (C); _ FOLKS are still talking about those terrific curling matches two and lost none. Six other! Brief words of welcome were | Hepburn (RCAF); D. MacDon- | Smith (RCAF) vs. Irene ‘staged by Art Burke and Cameron last Friday and Satur- — rinks, skipped by Joan Hep-| given by Deputy Mayor Mac-|@id (C) vs. L. Crockett (S); | liphant (5S). = : 2 iar | burn of RCAF, L. MacLellan of | Causland, Wally Walwyn, Mrs. |B. Smith (M) vs. P. Burden | Later draws for the day w It was a tremendous triumph by the new — eee Charlottetown. M. Nicholson of Bert Hunter, ladies’ president. (C). be made up as games progress. 4 brite i ct had ss Sieie deka However, th Mc*‘ague who won by default,,| Mr. Gray of Dominion Stores | curled brilliantly y : he A. Afshar of Charlottetown, Eli- | said he was happy to work with- * ‘a went down with flying colors and surely must have realized.that | they were beaten by a greet curling machine that Saturday 7 zabeth MacDofiald and Marion’ the Island lady curlers, wished | Oo afternoon. i MacDonald, — of eee a hewn apc: win- | e elle ; It seemed the Burke rink was able to apply — town, were also undefeated, ner of would | the pressure a opal than the reigning champions, winning one game each. | be going to Regina. Mr. Schur- | : : is You could sense that as you watched this dramatic sudden The May Smith skipped rink of | man led a sing song. Miss C. death fixture that ranks with the best ever aged e British RCAF and the Pat Recketite- Mesbenste paid tribute to the | a Ss nnu a ee play. However, after 12 ends it was a lair and ped rink of Summerside won one | ladies who had organized the payphone. I riding on that extra pal ~ - and lost one, and ten other seme banquet. ; ameron a gallant try to reta 8 crown spite lost the only games they play . mitted | that due to the swampy nature! the ‘act that Burke had last rock. Doug had one lving in there Two games went to extra ends| S. Dye (S) 010 061 140 2-14 ae ee Raler Gs gent & Sour’ Peal, that seemed safe from ali harm. But Art, with the chamoion- to decide a winner. The Willa} B. Smith (C) | 101 100 003 o—6 meet: king it i ible for shoot.’ shin ridin the | of th netiti throu | Prince Edward Island Rifle As-| making it imposs i on ast stone e com a ch Somers rink was tied at 9-all | w : sociation, held recently in the | ing to start until at least mid-, aa guage mae Se Fading Serie eee OE Somers) 200 022 o10 02-11. YMCA, ft\was revealed that the| May, that the June 16 date did’ . } t' | 22 , ’ i THIS was the kind of a match that you just hated to see | a oe 0 bary bee gneve P. Burden (C) 010 100.501 10-9 1961 season, which was the cen-| not allow sufficient io a8 anyone lose. Both rinks Wad fought so fiercely to get that 4 in th tennial of the organization, was| which to properly ru ENchener trip. All eight curlers gave it their all but the in the eleventh end to win the 1 macDonaid (C) 000 000 00—0 one of the best in years. | qualifying matches. e rink just waen’t to be game. : M. Smith In his report, president Ralph; The meeting decided that the esbotad. se: Wek 0' lor tink besesse one. catfate 40 eo ee aaee Irene Silli,|,\—-CRCAB)_$13 122 41-17 Jenkins noted that although the | method of sulection of. the stage —— e P ers on rile the ~ te: ' oir ane still a group of young men. In fact the phant rink of Summerside were p, Weeks (8) 000 021 030 3—9 ae dens Scan snes . ? te po two years, both ‘of bat Cameron at the ripe old of ” _ et tied at . oe “as — L. Crockett (S) 211 200 1010-8 gquaw Point range, was down| which saw the Island —_ — ‘ ends, and the Mahar rink plac- slight! th i ear,| come up as champions. In ee ee wee nee been feten ones fe ie | | ed one rock in the eleventh to M. Perry (A) 100 000 02-3 the calibre of competition was | two years the team was select- yao wo | win the game. . Hepburn definitely. greater | ed from the best three out of ace: te os ter British Consels play. Schestbey curl. The official opening took place | (RCAF) O11 333 20-13 : he! five qualifying shoots | img has changed all that and Saturday seven of the | This was also true of the) five q 8 ! at 2.30 p.m., Donald Groom with | weekly Saturday afternoon mat-| Ligaen eee tabetney promighs, Camwcen, Seunters, kioctr i . | L MacLellan y y | ANNUAL PRIZE MEET Dillon, Burke*and Alan Smith had all curled on agg gy em agg (C) 190 102 102 111 ches held throughout the seas)" Another portion of the pro ‘ota itp Nova teva achechey risk. , rinks, and his worship Mayor |; Sichoison (M). won by de competition greater ‘but the in-| £ram dealt wih was ces scumat | ~ Only lacked the schoolboy experience but WOULD STICK OUT IN ANY LINEUP Currie threw the opening stone. | f.111 over Mary Lee of Monta- terest was up decidedly, _with| pris meet, a three day affair, you would never know it to watch this young man curl Friday A banquet put on by the Sum-| p46 about 15 per cent more entries! Jiieh has been scheduled for = rian en gg ne those = matches Frank Boucher, center, is _ greats.poses at New York's _ gue Hockey contest between ee riaag 3 a Bac np §. Dye Bs 300 111 020 0—8 each week, many of these new-| yu 19 99 and 21. This will al- we credited one miss, Indeed in eur book, by Bill Cook, left, and | Madison Square Garden. Old- | Ra nd Detroit Red minion Stor: S. MacMillan comers. Ottawa team : lorme’ | prior to regular National Lea- (AP Wirephoto) | acting as mistress of ceremonies. | Mr. Jenkins paid tribute to Alex ke final equi DOUG Cosheron had ce baa: Se eet —— | Mrs. Silliphant wished everyone |r. siliphant ser co 9 Compton, the range caretaker, Cds tes ae . “lve | ° | good curling and lots un. (S) 102 101 9 for the excellent job d | Sok so ee ot ond luck,” sald Doug. “This time it just = She introduced the head table| A. Mahar (C) 010 050 000 31—19 | maintaining. the ‘range and $ee<iné to Oe eet 7 Art Burke, of course shout the hagp | WwW ea an rac 0a . ae Ere, pe | cqpigment in. top shape. which opens August 5. Inland but he was certainly doing See hae oon | | of Dominion Stores in Summer- |W. Somers (S) 102 Ces ee anne the many | Looking ahead to the 100 better than Art what a rink Doug heads ‘and the fact that 5 side, Mrs. James Cudmore,|M. McNeill (C) 020 business houses and individuals) .entennial celebrations, dates = successi tches incial secretary of curling, | for their generous support in the ’ in ts realy cri wa = ere net tim | . ' Dr. Hillard Clark, Mr. Gray,| E. MacDonald sponsoring of various events, ~~ oak ke omnia a a loch ahead to the Brier next month and he was | as U S a n in U ccess Maritime representative of Dom- | (c) ™ 010 010 210 1-6 | along = gp "ae provincial centennial commit- confident his boys would prove worthy representatives of this _ commanding iicer, 2) tee. The Inter-Maritime which province, It’s true they lack the experience of the Cameron | : = a e Group Headquarters and Lieut.| win) pe fired in this province ¢lan but they showed — of nerve in those Friday and Sat- By J. C.. GRAHAM basic speed. to-rrise to any with.an injured leg. But he is a Col. J.T. Davies, under whose| that year, will take place on Sat- erday matchs. Of course, Dillon have had experience Canadian Press Correspondent peight. 1 told him if he was! Stronger than ever this year. ain S \ ifa es jurisdiction the range comes,| yrday, June 27, and the annual im national ——- This stand them in good stead = AUCKLAND, N.Z, (CP)—The prepared to take the long view| — Shortly before his record- , for the valuable assistance giv- prize meet on July 23, 24 and and nobody worry too much about how Bobby performs. | world capital of djstance run-| and work he would get re-| breaking mile Lydiard told “- : bs had oan me en 25. ing today is a modest house | suits.” “This will be a 3:55 mile.” He e oO In the election of officers Lieu- One thing was sure Saturday and that was thet Jack Dil- t = : . Clark, who i tioni: in in a quiet suburban street here. Z ran it in 3:54.4. , who is vacationing tenant Governor F. Walter eos Sg and Bobby, was certain to have a sen.on | This is the home of coach; PAINFUL AT START | “But that’s only a start,” | fa oop | Florida, a brief summary of the| Hyndman was ‘again named ~ Of course, it’s old stuff for Jack as ¢ George ts | Arthur L. Lydiard, whose} That was five years ago. Ly-| Lydiard says. ‘Peter ran that) ” : . | activities of the Island team in| patron, and Lt. Col. D.A. Mac- cerned but this time Bobby pushed his sider eaten out at tee | charges now hold the world rec-| diard went out on the track, on| mile with consummate ease. He | : Phat ale wok ls tee Ottawa was given by Al Mutch.| Kinnon, honary president limelight, However, we've a hunch that nobody was more /ord for the one-half, one, two| the road and on the beach with| can lower the time whenever | SDU Saints and league lead- | aeeeed See Hong Goa | The brief report for the Inter-| white Lieut. Ralph E. Jenkins of the way Bobby curled than the same George, If | and three miles and 800 metres.{ Snell, correcting faults, building | conditions are right. It may not|ing Pirates picked up City re the | Maritime Team was presented was re-elected president for a ee your place on a Brier team, ed tee eas A team of four which he|up confidence.- His big calf|be this season, but he'll get| Basketball League victories at| points compared to 38 by | by Lieut. P.T. Hooper, who was! seh term. think of any nicer to replace you than your brother. | coached holds the world record muscles had to be loosened up.| down below 3:50 — possibly | Saint Dunstan s - eae | eines tom lant.-place te | co-captain with Capt. AJ. Me-| “he vice - presidents And so Burke and his three assistants will work hard on (for the four-mile relay. It is| At first he was in great pain) 3:48.’ a | the ye goes seine tien ‘ten sie: tones tote. Soocnen aeaniiie are: Lieut. G.J. Rogers for their ‘game from now to Brier time. They'll be out to give a | confidently expected still more| toward the end of the distance! nell’ is by no means Ly-| % and a sean Cleaver MacLean set the ; om for | 2ueens: Lieut. Mary MacLen- great account of themselves at Kitchener and we think the lads | world records will fall to his|runs of 20 to 30 miles which| giard's only hope for more —: balngx the winners pace for the winners with 22 gna son it wee Mecided| 20 Lea for Kings; and Tpr. will do just that. They are all strong competitors and should | athletes. Lydiard imposes on his charges.| world records. M. G. Halberg,; ™ > a om ie nt| points followed by Peter Mc- (ne, 1 a was al. Sence for Prince. The. sab re best e- in the Ontario city next month. Lydiard, who was awarded Speed was sacrificed while, Olympic gold medallist for the a nae The score |Gonnell and Dave Hyndman | .o) - canahend the ence tas, retary-treasurer is again Sgt. ees ae will be pulling for the boys to really show the OBE in the Queen's New) stamina was built up. The| 5,000 metres, already holds the a SDU-YMCA contest was | with 16 points each. Tops for | Ung tches will be dengant.| 2-2;, vandrigan. stuff. | Year honors list, is 42, Middle-| schedule involved 100 miles of| world record for two and three 34-26 and in the Pirates-Phalanx | the 1 was Ralph Beaton i jay ma aoe w lesignat-|" ‘Members of the council are: ; aged businessmen who visit) running a week, including runs) miles. He is again in magnifi-/ "°° 99.91 | with 12 points. ieee ants he een with | Lieut. Al Mutch, chairman, Tpr. * e him come away planning to buy | of up to 30 miles. Then followed| cent shape this season and| comes ‘ \ in the| Handling the -games were | a h aie g named | R.C. Barwise, Sgt. P.J. Landri- a pair of shorts and running) speed training on the track. |-would like to attack the 5,000-| The Saints broke kre vy 4 Bonney and Buotte from Saint | “* one ' 1/380, F-Sgt. M.P. Susick, Sgt. ‘ shoes. | Even during competition pe-| metre record. final half of their contest am n this connection, the work) Bric Coles, Sgt. H.T. Vessey,

Said one athlete: “You come riods, one long run a week was

2 S‘side Quart After First Day

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racked up 55 points during this session compared to 34 for the

Dunstan's. of making the arrangements |

Here are the lineups:

Sgt. R.A. Vessey, Sgt. Roy M.

| | with the various business estab- PAS ‘ away wanting to rush to - an essential part of the train: Way; hi Sch | CA: R. A m7, BL ments was pla in ab | Vessey, Sgt. R.L. Coles, SSM track. It’s like a mental mas-| ing. ilts ire oo losers YM' Aicineos lsh ced D.O. Clark, Sgt. F.G. Younker, ” LEADS SAINTS | Jardine 8, R, MacDonald 4, R. | hands of Al Mutch, who stated| riout BB J sage | Lydiard saw that Snell had : t eut. B.B. Jones, Tpr. E. Jones, | : | more basic speed. than. any SCOPES SHutOut _|_ Pat Smith led the collegians | Seantlebury 15, G. Scantlebury | that last year the suggestion Tor. M. Carver, Tpr. D. Burber, ; = — . - ee here | other athlete he had trained. He ‘ with total of. 32 — to his’ 6. Total—60. - a | _ _ snes hiteekiog bien Tpr M. Jelks, Tpr. B. Breedon, s headquarters where . tia oced | : ] Spain Penguins their eve and red uld rth Wiltshire Bulldogs de-| credit while Ron Atkinson poced | SAINTS: P. Sm CPO S.G. Bowles, Lieut. P. T. — By tn an eftort to send the sere| Tews, Fecond and. Olympic Leng eaas wove, a nee en Nine. Mile Creek Bull- | the ‘Y’ cagers with 27 poimis. | 32, P. Grapt 16, P. Mullally 14, | good success and he thought Hooper, Sgt..P. Taylor, F-Lt. N.

backs solidly against the wall| might in an effort to send the ser- jes back to Civic Stadium for a

sixth battle Wednesday night.

Hockey followers are predicting

the Penguins to grab this one

+; but they are mighty doubtful Ac

tonight. when they face ‘Cape Traverse Evinrudes in the fifth = 4s best-a-seven Island)

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The Birds maintain they can do it and their supporters are shouting this everywhere. The undoubtedly heard this will use their best stra-

medal attempts are planned,| Lydiard sketched for me the campaign which culminated in Peter Snell breaking the world one-mile record at the end of| January. :

1-10th of a, second the record | set four years ago by the. great Australian Herb Elliott. But

While still almost unknown,

gold medal at the Rome Olym- | morning.

pics and lowered the Olympic Tecord. ;

RESTED LAST YEAR tion for much of last season| Parker.

| dogs 6-0 in school hockey at | | Snell captured the gee-meétres | North River rink on ey

| Gordon Larter paced the win-

’ ners with 3 g0a1s while | team —msite——Allan Ls while CURLING DRAW pe :

-| notched 2.. The other marker “for | He withdrew from competi-| the winners was scored bv Lloyd

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Snell's time was made on a| sharply-curved grass track—far |

Although trailing the pace- setting- Pirates by only eight points in the first half the best |

The following is the curling | draw for Tuesday at the Char- lottetown Club. (Spares needed). 7 P.M.

This is the start of the Sea-

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ford, N.S., range in June, a sug- gestion was made that both the Nova Scotia and New Bruns- wick associations be contacted with a request that the event be held on June 23. A communi-

"PIRATES: W: MacDonald & "R

J, Donovan, Tpr. W.. MacLean, Tpr. E. MacLean, Cpl. G,-Dav- ies, Tpr. Ken Jay and Tpr. Da- vid Johnson.

M- executive committee: Tpr.

B.C. Batwise, Sgt. R.M. Vessey, Capt. R.A. McCabe, CPO S. G. Bowles and SSM D.O. Clark. Ralph Carr was again named as the auditor. -

The provincial representatives

cation has been received from| named 0 the council of the

the---Nova », Scotia--organization-DCRA are: Lieut. G.J. Rogers,

which suggested June 16. Lieut. Al Mutch and F-Sgt. M.P. The Island association feels’ Susick.

tegy: to prove it all false. L Arena will surely its biggest crowd. of the sea- for this important struggle. | Fans can expect a bruising con- he! test when the Birds and Evin- get together.

Spainers will have| -Game time is 8.15.

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& (B), 2 Roger Le) “I can see the in said. “I the

* * ; Sect - Minor Playoff A week later, Snell went. on | inor ayo Bg to run the fastest half-mile in| : . : . : history — 1:45.1 — and at the same to better the world) ty record with a time of

244. Snell was a fine all-round ath- | lete as a boy at the Mount Al- | bert grammar -school: in Auck- land. He was in the football team, the cricket team, the ten- nis team and the track team. He first met Lydiard when he was only third-string distance man for the school. When he left school. he tennis championships and consulted Lydiard on whether

gram play with four sections of ii ; . Ice 1 — L. hmowger'g - no ; Donald. F. Miles, J. Voutour, Maroons 6-5

death game on neutral ice if a Ed. Tanton C. Asprey, H. Doug- | las, P. Boudreau. action at the Sports .Arena last | night

is of ‘mutual consent to both | Ice .3 — T. White, J. Cooke, | : | G. Watts. and Norm Larter

teams. | Winner of zone 1-2 series will; F. Church, B. aR i

and must be completed no later | “B’’ title. | vs. Dr. Giddings. Dr. Mac’ : | Bantam schedule is a dupli-| ern, Dr. MacKay, Ian MasLeod. | play cate of Pee Wee schadule. / Ice 5 — H.C. Atkinson, L. | | Charlottetown and Summer-| Turner , H. Hogg, D. Macintyre, | side will schedule their own} J, Burden, H. Peters, Cc. Mac-

- 2 playofts for the Provincial “A” | Lean, A. Garrett. ‘Race Entries titles in the Paperweight, Pee | §:30 p.m. (Legion) e

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Paperweight schedule Wee and Bantam classes in con-| Je 1 — D. O’Rourke vs. All Ice 2 — E. MacLeod vs. H. |

CHARLOTTETOWN CURLING CLUB VALENTINE DANCE 9.30 to 12.30

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14th @ Music by The Mariners

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