Nonsuches Brawl With Eatons For Rosebowl Hope
Medicine Hat recounts a fervent arena clash between The NEWS Nonsuches and the Eatons in Arena Gardens. Eaton’s edge grew to 50 to 1 before a 4-4 deadlock broke when two NEWS players sat penalties. CODA promotes Banff 1968 Winter Games membership drive and a memorial trophy for John Lait by Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association with 15 donors.
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Medicine Hat
Arena Gardens
Eaton Brelongs
Eaton’s
Ray Smith
CODA
Calgary Olympic Development Association
Banff
Ray
Box
Calgary
Art Frey
Hat
Western Canada
Alberta
Galt
Ontario
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
John Lait
Alberta Fish and Game Association
Medicine Hat News
Stan Lait
Martin Adam
George Laying
Joe Teel
Archie Sullivan
Ted Toole
Vic Bellagente
S. Beattie
Gordon Marsh
Eldred Shook
R. Fischer
Dave Pritchard
Colby Reesor
Hadden Sears
Cecil Hotel
Cleroux Folley Bout Possible in San Francisco
Al Bachman co-manager of Bob Cleroux said he accepted an offer for a 10 round fight with Zora Folley in San Francisco promoted by Benny Ford. The proposed date is April 16 with a guarantee near $10,000, pending formal agreement.
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Trois-Rivieres, Que
al Bachman
Bob Cleroux
Zora Folley
San Francisco
Benny Ford
Bachman
Ford
Qleroux
Saskatchewan Opens Lead In National Curling Bonspiel
Saskatchewan surged to a two win lead in the Royal Canadian Legion round robin with three victories to date. Alberta and British Columbia each dropped matches as the Island rink skipped by Danny O Rourke defeated Alberta and Quebec before beating Nova Scotia. Manitoba also posted two wins and a loss to reach a 3 3 record, while British Columbia and Alberta traded key blows in a 11 10 Alberta victory that tightened the race for the title.
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Fredericton
Saskatchewan
Royal Canadian Legion
Alberta
British Columbia
Burley Townsend
Danny O’rourke
R. J. Woods
Roger Fournier
Quebec
Rod Bethune
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Dusty Millar
Winnipeg
Prairie Rink
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Hull's Tilt At Record Biggest NHL Question
Canadian Press reports on Bobby Hull's bid to reach 50 goals in the 1961-62 season. With two games left against Montreal and New York, Hull stood at 48 after a 32-goal stretch in 28 games, matching a nine-game goal streak shared by Richard and Geoffrion, a record-to-be-decided feat in big-league hockey.
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Bobby Hull
Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Golden Boy
National Hockey League
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Maurice Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Canadiens
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Deroit
Richard
Geoffrion
Toronto
NHL
Loomers Lassies Battle Shellettes In Thursday Bowling
LOOMER LANES Ladies League schedules a 7 p.m. draw with Steam Laundry at 9 p.m. Loomer Lassies face Shellettes and other matches include Bombers versus Rol dottes Zig Zaggers versus Hycroft China Lady Firemen versus Bette Shop Wiggle Bugs versus Krazy Kats Mighty Five versus Hadassah Standings list Rollettes 670 Loomers Lassies 660 Hycroft China 618 Shellettes 567 Wiggle Bugs 547 Mighty Five 5424 Bette Shop 525 Lady Firemen 503 Hadassah 48644 Bombers 484% Zig Zag gers 3944 Krazy Rats 386 Steam Laundry 2874 High three ladies A Boreski 658 team Lady Firemen 2872 High single ladies G Hallas 299 team Wiggle Bugs 1054 Town and Country Mixed League Standings Park Laners 21212 Ramblers 210% Bakers 152 Crystals 147 Misfits 145% Moose 143 McGavins 140% B AND W Service 139 Al s Kats 112 Travellers 107 High three team Park Laners 3721 ladies L McDonald 661 men W Rieger 642 High single team Park Laners 1347 ladies R Cote 250 men A Greenwald 335 Schedule for Thursday 22 Moose vs Al s Kats Mc Gavins vs Ramblers Bakers vs Park Laners Crystals vs Travellers Misfits vs B W Service.
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Steam Laundry
Loomer’s Lassies
Shellettes
Bombers
Rollettes
Zig Zaggers
Hycroft China
Lady Firemen
Bette Shop
Wiggle Bugs
Krazy Kats
Mighty Five
Hadassah
Loomers Lassies
Krazy Rats
High
A. Boreski
G. Hallas
Park Laners
Ramblers
Bakers
Crystals
Misfits
Moose
McGavins
B. and
W. Service
Al’s Kats
Travellers
L. McDonald
W. Rieger
R. Cote
A. Greenwald
B and W Service
Night Hawks Face Sharpies In Friday Schedule Duel
Standings show Standings-Shippers leading with 326 percent and Presisters at 23744. High performers include Alma Baker and Edwin Maier with top scores among ladies and gents. Friday’s lineup features Night Hawks vs Sharpies, Checkmates vs Shippers, Presisters versus Five Roses.
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Shippers
Presisters
Sharpies
Night Hawks
Five Roses
Alma Baker
Edwin Maier
Medicine Hat Bowling League Results March 8 1962 Park Lane
The Sharks led with 378 followed by Beatnicks 329 Strollers 328 Atomics 315 Tee Pees 311 Stojacks 304 Yellow Birds 292 Ozarks 247. Schedule for March 22 shows Yellow Birds vs Beatnicks Sharks vs Atomics Strollers vs Tee Pees Stojacks vs Ozarks.
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Park Lane Bowl
The
Sharks
Beatnicks
Strollers
Atomics
Tee Pees
Stojacks
Yellow Birds
Ozarks
LeBel Defends World Hockey Tourney Amid Protests
Robert LeBel, IIHF president, calls the Colorado Springs world hockey tournament “a darn good one” despite protests from Russia and Czechoslovakia. He notes 14 federations sent teams, Sweden won the title, and he predicts his term ends in 1963 with Europe taking the presidency.
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Montreal
Robert LeBel
International Ice Hockey Federation
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Colorado Springs
Colo
Berlin
le Bel
Europe
LeBel
Dallas Move Seen Grid Lawsuit Key
Clint Murchison Jr. testified in the AFL NFL anti trust case that NFL expansion to Dallas was advanced after AFL plans for a Dallas team. He said the move aimed to balance competition and that he sought Dallas commitment from George Halas on Aug 29 1959 to negotiate Cotton Bowl and deter Lamar Hunt from starting a rival league.
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Baltimore
Clint Murchison Jr
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
American Football League
NFL
Texas
U.S. District Court
Roszel C. Thomson
Dallas
AFL
Murchison
George Halas
Lamar
Hunt
Spectacular Bears Gain AHL Berth
The Hershey Bears clinched an AHL playoff spot with a dramatic home win over the Quebec Aces. Ray Kinasewich tied the game with two goals, Willie Marshall scored, and Les Duff sealed the victory as Hershey surged in the second period. Springfield Indians topped the Hornets 7-5 in Pittsburgh, while Bob Kabel and Kent Douglas led Springfield’s late surge.
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Hershey Bears
Quebec Aces
Bears
Pittsburgh
Springfield Indians
Hornets
Hershey
Quebec
Marshall
Que
Bec
John Hanna
Charlie Hodge
Les Duff
Howie Yanosik
Dick Matellussi
Norm Corcoran
Ray Brunel
Bob Kabel
Springfield
Indians
Kent Douglas
Jim Anderson
Don Johns
Dennis Olson
Bill Sweeney
Bo B
Elik
Ray Ross
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Dodd
V. P. Halinen
Alberta Land Surveyor
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Alberta, B.C
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B.C
Regina Granite
Ling
Woods
McKinnon
Laurent Chiasson
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Loomer Lanes Ladies
Town and Country Mixed League
Loomer Lanes
Medicine Hat Brick and the Bowling League
IIHF
Philco Refrigerator
Klemm Electric Ltd
South Railway St
Phene
Classified
Richardson’s Bakery
Fourth Street
Glass Service
Mason's Glass Service
First Street
Pattison Funeral Home Ltd
Second St
Calgary Somerville Monumental Co
Val Marshal
General Contractors
Walter Schwenk
Princess Avenue
Volkswagen
Continental Cars
DKW
Mercedes-Benz
16Th St. S.W
Husky House
Spectacular
Howard Slack
Astra
Hawthorne
Crescent Heights
8Th Street
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Miter
Subway Motors
Sixth Avenue
Hilda
Hilda Motors
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