Quaker Showdown Tonight Sparks Saskatchewan-Saskatoon Clash
The Saskatchewan Quakers host the Maple Leafs in a critical arena showdown for the final playoff spot. Saskatchewan trails by two points and seeks a victory to stay in the race. Edmonton and Calgary beat them earlier in the Alberta swing. Kem Simpesa may return from injury for the decisive game.
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Etchinson Big Boy Dominates Grunt Card
Ronnie Etchinson, a 24-pound Texan, defeated Larry Tillman in record quick time at Bus Murdoch's Grunt Card in Lethbridge, winning in IS seconds and claiming the fastest fall in local wrestling history. The bout lasted under 19 minutes in a best two of three format, with Etchinson taking the first fall at ..25, Tillman countering at 12:05, and Etchinson finishing with a jacket and body press. The night also featured Da Chief Thunder Bird-Lou Neuman in a lengthy, crowd-pleasing bout, plus Pete Sholigan over Blair Holland in a Boston Crab after 14 minutes.
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Bus Murdoch
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Lethbridge
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Tillman
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Lou Neuman
Neuman
Pete Sholigan
Blair
Holland
Pete Shologan
Coaldale Cossack
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Smokies Split Spokane Series With 5 3 Victory
Trail Smoke Eaters defeated the Spartans 5 to 3 in a Western International League Rocker game in Spokane. Spokane had won the previous night with a 2 to 0 score.
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Canadian Track Stars Shine at New York Meet
Ontario schoolboys bolster Canada’s prestige at the national track and field championships in New York. Eight-strong team nets six medals as top U S runners compete, while Gordon Haight of Hamilton wins the junior Head-yard run in 2:18.6, edging the record by a slim margin. Bob Ric Ferri, Canada’s 40 yard champ, exits in a final heat of the 600 yard feature after a earlier second place in a heat. Lloyd Percival, Toronto, directed the schoolboys team’s effort.
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Ganade
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Toronto
Sports College
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Brooklyn
Gordon Haight
Hamilton
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Lord Alexander
Claresholm Takes Juvenile Lead In Playoff Victory
Claresholm opened the home and home juvenile provincial playoff with a 10-4 win over Coleman Juveniles. Hage and Jenkins led with four goals each, while Edwards and Dickson added the others. Teters had five assists as Salus scored twice for Coleman Algoss and several Claresholm players contributed in the scoring.
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Edwards
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Gossel
Burbank
Butler
Marcus
DeBold
Salus
Miller
Tucker
Lethbridge Hotel Bowlers Defend Stan's Challenge Cup
Lethbridge Hotel Bowlers retained Stan's Challenge Cup with a three game total of 3501 defeating Hutton's 3367 by 134 pins. Hert Wemes led with 815, followed by Radley 733 Roy Smeed 737 and Reg Smeed 731. Team scores listed show Lethbridge Hotel ahead after two games and the next challenge will face Muhabk's.
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Hutton
Hert Wemes
Radley
Roy Smeed
Reg Smeed
Eigh
Rad Jey
Nemes
McLean
Lethbidge Hotel
Huttons
Muhabk
Barbara Ann Scott Delights Copenhagen Skating Crowd
In Copenhagen Barbara Ann Scott in a green suit and dark hat wowed 400 Danish spectators with flawless free skating at an outdoor rink. Her second program Ave Mania drew equal acclaim as she floated through maneuvers and received a long ovation.
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Ottawa
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Miss Scott
Switzerland
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Denmark
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Allan Bjelkrut
Paris
Wetaskiwin Bops Edmonton Leafs in junior finals game
Wetaskiwin Canadians crushed the Edmonton Maple Leafs 10 to 1 in the second game of the northern Alberta junior hockey finals, tying the series after a 4-4 draw in the opener. Goodacre scored four, Coox and Kilburn added two each, Heathcots and Stasiuk one apiece. Patterson had Edmonton’s lone goal. About 4500 fans attended.
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Patterson
Stampeders top Quakers 6 1 for lead in division race
Calgary Stampeders defeat Saskatoon Quakers 6 1 in Calgary to pull within three points of Saskatchewan cap leader in the Western Canada Senior Hockey League. Butch McDonald and Dan Culley each scored two, with Stan Desmarais assisting four goals as Calgary's speed and passing outpaced the visitors. Quakers lone score came from Syd Fern as goaltender Hen McAuley faced 38 shots while Calgary goalie Russ Derteli stopped 24. About 5,200 fans witnessed the Stampeders' decisive win.
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Dame
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Culley
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Cates
AtcDorah Devieg
Macleod Rink Wins Grand Aggregate at Bonspiel
Macleod led by George Stewart captured the Grand Aggregate at the Shirtsleere Bonspiel ending Saturday night at the Arena before 1,500 fans. The Stewart rink went 22-2 and also won the Eluson trophy, while Bob Brown of Gretchen and J J Haysom of Medicine Hat chased the Herald trophy. Final day sees tight finishes with Maffiol and Bowie dueling for Eaton trophy and several close games across divisions.
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Weekend Hockey Results From Multiple Leagues
A dense summary of Saturday and Sunday hockey results across American and Canadian leagues including NHL style sections with scores such as Detroit 2 Toronto 3 and Montreal 7 Boston 2, plus junior and senior leagues. The report notes best-of-three and best-of-seven series games and captures key outcomes like Owen Sound 12 Hamilton Pats 5 and Galt 12 St Catharines 3. Also mentions a horse racing retirement of a champion with racing career details.
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Toronto
Beste
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Hershey
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Longden Wins $50,000 Handicap at Santa Anita
Arcadia California February three to seven Santa Anita drew 53 000 fans for the 50 000 handicap race over nine furlongs with William G Helis colt narrowly outdueling Miss Mary Smiths Cali Bell to win by a neck Solidarity owned by Mrs Nat Goldstone was third Brown Moat owned by Jay Paley took fourth in the last major prep before the 100 000 Derby on March 6. Total eight race card produced 3 733 612 wagered with the Behs linenph paying 37 600.
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Saints blank Texans 5-0 as Decourcy secures second shutout
St Paul Saints goalie Bob Decourcy earned his second shutout in three starts, defeating the Dallas Texans 5-0 in United States Hockey League action. Gino Rozini scored twice, with Mel Read Moe Dowling and Pete Shero adding the other goals.
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W C H L All Stars Selections Lead Hockey Honor Roll
Vic Lindquist reveals the Western Canada Senior Hockey League All Stars with First Team selections including Goal Al Rollins of Edmonton Defence Jack Taggare Lethbridge and Harvey Barnes Regina Dentt Marcy Rimstad of Edmonton Right Wing Ab McDougall Regina Left Wing Keith Burgess Saskatoon. Second Team lists Goal Malue Hughes Lethbridge and Defence Gus Kyle Regina Gordie Watt Edmonton Centre Steve Latoski Lethbridge Right Wing Roy Heximer Lethbridge Left Wing Dune Grant Calgary.
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Western Canada Senior Hockey League
Al Rollins
Edmonton
Jack Taggare
Lethbadge
Harvey Barnes
Regina
Dentt
Marcy Rimstad
Ab McDougall
Keith Burgess
Saskatoon
Malue Hughes
Lethridge
Gus Kyle
Gordie Watt
Edmorton
Steve Latosk
Lethbridge
Roy Heximer
Lethrrdze
Dune Grant
Calgars
Lethbridge and Waterton Skiers Dominate Tourney
Blairmore hosts the Crow's Nest Fass ski tourney with Lethbridge and Waterton clubs dominating the prize list. J Collins of Kumberley won senior men's open downhill in 1:16, edging E Haug of Waterton. Other winners include Bonnie Niles and E Fotekal in junior events, with club officials acknowledging the support at the new base-area clubhouse.
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Lethbridge Sti Clab
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Munro Tossed Off Ice in Moose Jaw Hockey Riot
Lethbridge Native Sons defeated Moose Jaw Canucks 8 to 5 in a chaotic game marked by 39 penalties. Referee struck, coach Scotty Musre ejected for stepping on ice and profanity. Ramsden and Bedard among top players amid a wild moose jaw crowd of about 2,000.
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