Mohawks
Lose
7
4
Finnic
Scores
Four
4
THECITI2EN
Northern
Division
increased
their
lead
to
10
points
Wednes
day
night
as
they
downed
the
second
place
Calgary
Stamped
ers
4
2
San
Francisco
Seals
downed
the
Spokane
Comets
7
2
before
2700
San
Trancisco
fans
The
Seals
are
last
in
the
Southern
Division
The
Comets
are
second
12
points
back
of
the
defending
champion
Port
land
Buckaroos
Seattle
Totems
meet
Van
cpuver
Canucks
at
Vancouver
Tnday
night
the
Stamps
visit
the
rivers
and
Los
Angeles
Blades
arc
at
San
Francisco
A
total
of
3319
fans
saw
Roger
DeJordy
score
three
of
Edmontons
goals
and
Ed
Joyal
round
put
the
scoring
DeJordy
has
18
goals
for
the
season
Gord
Vejprava
and
Cliff
Bns
tow
scored
for
the
Stamps
Bristows
third
-
period
goal
was
the
thriller
of
the
night
Taking
a
pass
from
Lou
Jan
kovvski
he
circled
John
Miszuk
to
pull
Edmonton
netminder
Giles
Boisvcrt
away
from
the
post
with
a
minute
and
50
sec
seconds
¬
onds
remaining
In
San
Francisco
Nick
Mick
oski
scored
two
for
the
Seals
with
Al
Nicholson
Harry
Pid
hirny
Gord
Redahl
Ray
Cry
and
Ken
Girard
adding
the
others
Jerry
Bnsson
and
Colin
Kit
burn
scored
foi
Spokane
make
up
the
balance
required
and
says
Hunter
if
we
break
Thursday
February
15
1962
LEN
WALKER
Sports
Eilitdr
Phone
LO
4
244
World
Title
Talks
Make
Rounds
NEW
YORK
IP
Reports
are
flyfn
again
about
a
world
title
fight
between
champion
I
loyd
Patterson
and
Sonny
Lis
ton
of
Philadelphia
But
the
Pat-
the
unsavory
connections
and
rehabilitated
himself
Reports
that
signing
of
a
Pat
Patterson
¬
terson
Lislon
battle
which
likely
would
attract
a
record
gate
is
tcrson
camp
has
said
nothing
expected
in
the
near
future
The
latest
report
came
Tucs
day
from
the
Los
Angeles
HeraldExamlner
which
said
the
15
round
bout
will
be
staged
in
Yankee
Stadium
here
in
June
Theres
no
foundation
to
that
report
at
all
Tom
Bolan
president
of
Championship
Sports
Inc
said
here
Patter
Patterson
¬
son
hasnt
made
any
decision
as
to
the
promoter
or
site
of
his
next
fight
Any
announce
announcement
¬
ment
on
that
will
be
made
by
Patterson
Bolarrd
said
h6
believes
Floyd
will
make
an
announcement
shortly
Neither
the
champion
nor
his
manager
Cus
D
Amato
couldbe
reached
for
comment
Listen
the
No
1
contender
has
been
unable
to
get
a
fight
with
Patterson
because
of
al
leged
underworld
connections
and
brushes
with
the
law
How
ever
he
is
said
to
have
severed
carne
21
hours
after
Stan
Wcs
ton
New
York
publisher
said
a
300000
offer
had
been
made
to
Pattersons
handlers
for
a
summer
title
scrap
in
Montreal
against
Canadian
heavyweight
king
Bob
Cleroux
There
was
no
comment
from
Patterson
or
DAmalo
on
this
deal
Cleroux
is
ranked
fifth
among
world
contenders
by
Ring
Mag
Magazine
¬
azine
and
seventh
by
the
Na
National
¬
tional
Boxing
Association
His
handlers
turned
down
an
offer
td
medt
Cassius
Clay
of
Louis
ville
Ky
because
they
said
Clay
isn
t
high
enough
in
the
ratings
Clay
is
rated
ninth
by
Ring
and
is
not
among
the
NBAs
top
10
So
what
happens7
Cleroux
it
was
announced
Tuesday
has
signed
to
go
against
unranked
George
Logan
of
Boise
Idaho
in
San
Prancisco
March
5
Roos
Down
Stamps
For
Important
Victory
QUESNEL
Correspondent
the
Stampcders
who
got
goals
The
Kangaroos
took
a
strangle
hold
on
third
place
in
the
Can
boo
Hockey
League
last
night
when
they
downed
Williams
Lake
Stampcders
7
2
in
a
game
played
in
the
Quesnel
arena
Kangaroos
were
led
by
Alec
Ritson
and
Irv
Tollack
as
they
each
picked
up
a
pair
of
goals
Outplayed
in
the
third
frame
Flyers
Win
4
2
Over
Sfampeders
By
The
Canadian
Press
from
Paul
Levens
and
Jim
Mc
Cormick
put
up
a
game
battle
for
two
periods
The
score
was
tied
1
1
after
one
and
Roos
took
a
3
2
lead
in
the
second
At
the
19
20
mark
of
the
first
period
a
donnybiook
broke
out
as
Cam
Moxon
and
Bob
John
son
mixed
it
up
in
a
fight
that
took
them
across
the
ice
surface
five
minute
penalty
while
Norm
Gronski
received
a
10
minute
misconduct
and
coach
Bud
Edmonton
Flyers
leaders
of
Laidler
was
ejected
from
the
the
Western
Hockey
Leagues
arena
maimer
was
noi
in
strip
for
the
contest
Othtr
scorers
for
the
Kan
garoos
were
John
Koppa
John
son
and
Billv
Keen
Hotelmen
Win
Overtime
Game
Hotelmen
cinched
third
place
in
the
Prince
George
Senior
Basketball
League
last
night
with
a
57
55
overtime
victory
over
Teachers
at
the
Tield
House
The
game
was
a
ding
dong
battle
all
the
way
with
Teach
ers
first
holding
a
36
20
lead
at
the
half
but
heeing
Hotelmen
come
back
to
tie
the
game
at
53
53
at
regulation
time
Ted
Hansen
led
the
Hotelmen
with
a
20
point
evening
He
was
aided
by
Jim
Allan
with
14
and
Cal
Washington
with
11
For
Teachers
it
was
Larry
Besnachuk
and
Bob
Swahsell
with
12
points
each
NHL
Standings
By
The
Canadian
Press
National
League
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New
York
Detroit
Boston
W
L
T
F
A
Pts
31
10
U
193
119
73
28
17
S
175
138
64
23
19
13
159
142
59
20
25
D
150
152
49
18
21
11
111
163
47
12
37
6
143
240
30
even
in
the
first
one
that
will
be
an
outstanding
success
The
carsoiel
had
rts
beeinnmc
in
1916
in
Nipawm
Sask
where
bcouy
fliorr
long
time
curler
and
a
car
dealer
then
oreaniz
ed
a
competition
won
by
Howie
woou
br
or
Winnipeg
At
that
time
lust
after
tho
Second
World
War
automobiles
were
narci
to
come
by
so
the
spiel
had
a
special
attraction
right
off
Many
carspiels
followed
that
one
perhaps
too
manv
for
the
health
of
the
event
and
since
Bavnc
Secord
of
Saskatoon
won
the
Swift
Current
Sask
com
petition
in
1959
thcie
hasnt
been
one
on
the
Prairies
The
Vancouver
suburb
of
Buinabv
staced
a
counle
but
quit
two
car
ago
for
financial
reasons
In
the
face
of
this
however
Humer
renwns
optimistic
e
WNDERMOOF
Cor
respondent
For
the
sec
ond
straight
Wednesday
night
Don
Finnie
has
led
the
Vanderhoof
Dears
to
victory
over
the
Prince
Geoige1
Mohawks
with
a
four
goal
output
Finnic
also
picked
up
one
assist
last
night
as
Bears
won
their
sith
game
in
a
row
dumping
Mo-
IV
lJ
hawks
7
1
in
a
game
ac
rlCUll
Memorial
Atena
in
Van-
It
was
another
big
night
for
the
Bears
front
line
along
with
Billy
Lcc
of
the
Mohawks
Lee
notched
Ihc
hat
trick
for
the
losers
while
coach
Dave
Wall
picked
up
a
goal
and
four
assists
to
soar
his
record
break
ing
individual
scoring
mark
to
111
points
In
gaining
points
Wall
also
stretched
his
point
a
game
total
to
26
straight
games
a
new
record
in
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
Big
Jim
Silver
added
icing
to
the
cake
with
one
goal
and
three
helpers
Ken
Smithers
rounded
out
the
scoring
for
Boars
and
Jack
Lar
kins
blinked
the
red
light
for
the
fourth
Mohawk
counter
Both
came
in
the
final
period
when
the
teams
each
counted
one
goal
After
taking
a
4
1
lead
in
the
first
period
Bears
and
Mohawks
each
notched
a
pair
in
the
second
in
the
penalty
studded
contest
A
total
of
21
penalties
were
called
with
Mohawks
serving
40
minutes
including
miscon
ducts
to
Larkins
and
Dave
Cros
san
Bears
sened
18
minutes
SUMMARY
First
period
1
Bears
Finnic
wall
bilver
3
40
2
Bears
rinnie
Clay
Wall
4
44
0
Bears
Silver
Wall
Clay
6
41
4
Mohawks
Lee
Wiebe
Claf
fey
19
04
5
Bears
Tinnie
Silver
19
29
Penalties
Mc
Millan
Thcrres
Silver
Second
period
G
Mohawks
Lee
McMillan
Bizicki
1
18
7
Bears
Tinnic
Wall
Smith
ers
3
52
8
Mohawks
Lee
Schmidt
McMillan
11
08
9
Bears
Wall
unassisted
11
21
Penalties
Crossan
Lee
Trocse
Clay
Graham
Larkins
Troese
Claffey
Third
period
10
Mohawks
Larkirs
Luknowsky
Schmidt
3
3G
11
Bears
Smithers
fhT
me
Silver
ll
06
Penalties
Silver
Clav
Trnpso
nrf
When
the
smoke
of
the
battle
Wiebe
Larkins
misconduct
had
cleared
each
was
given
a
Crossan
misconduct
munis
iinu
imomms
VANCOUVm
en
New
Westmlnstei
Bakets
of
the
In
tei
City
I
eagrue
Wednesday
night
downed
the
Canadlm
champion
I
ethbridce
Broders
ball
contest
JQ
PEm
Rod
and
Gun
EKIls
hjbK
lull
MmMmmmmmmmSBmmmm
AMmrWHHltrr
Three
Import
ant
When
delegate
fiom
the
Piince
Geoige
Rod
and
Gun
Club
attend
the
annual
meet
ing
of
the
North
Cential
7one
Rod
and
Gun
Clubs
to
be
held
at
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
club
rooms
Bums
lake
Sunday
they
will
submit
thiee
highly
Impoitant
resolutions
to
be
passed
on
by
the
meeting
The
meeting
will
bo
impoit
ant
ai
officers
foi
the
coming
veai
will
be
elected
Lack
of
delegates
at
the
December
meeting
held
at
Fndako
forced
cancellation
of
the
election
until
this
meeting
It
is
hoped
stated
secietaiy
C
E
Small
of
Burns
Lake
tint
all
clubs
will
huo
leu
lesentation
at
this
meeting
for
committee
members
will
also
be
chosen
along
with
the
legulai
business
being
dealt
with
Business
will
include
the
annual
reports
convention
delegates
and
plans
for
this
j
cats
annual
shoot
Tho
th
st
resolution
to
be
2
He
has
had
a
long1
history
of
sports
management
as
owner
manager
and
coach
of
the
old
Itegma
Caps
hockey
team
and
as
manager
and
coach
of
teams
in
Medicine
Hat
Alta
and
Saskatoon
His
two
carspiels
in
Saskatoon
were
successful
Hes
banking
on
severil
things
to
make-
the
Vancouver
cent
successful
and
hopes
it
will
become
an
annual
om
iirst
hes
scheduled
all
games
in
tho
week
long
af
fair
in
the
Kernsdalo
Arena
which
can
seat
2700
to
watch
action
on
five
sheets
of
ice
In
1950
when
the
Canadian
charn
pionships
were
plaed
theie
25000
attended
Second
there
has
been
a
tre
tremendous
¬
mendous
upswing
in
the
num
bcr
of
acthe
curlers
in
the
Gteater
Vancouver
area
in
re
cent
jears
and
Hunter
Sjys
theyll
be
anxious
to
seo
the
best
in
action
Third
he
sajs
i0
from
the
Prairies
lu
peolle
to
Vancouver
in
1
come
for
a
vacation
and
thJ
spmS
most
assure
an
Vm
11
al
rinks
from
there
JS
ot
40
name
skips
such
as
SDg
big
world
champion
Hec
r
Jears
Edmonton
who
alreartu
Vais
of
mitted
to
enter
y
ls
com
Hunter
remembers
ment
of
the
final
in
t
1eite
Nipawin
carspiel
The
f
fmi
sat
on
the
ice
at
n
cars
the
rmk
Wood
fa
nea
end
of
take
out
and
stay
Shnf
m
double
last
rock
to
win
his
Tension
mounted
as
from
the
house
t0
i
alkcd
throw
his
stone
all
fu
ack
0
staring
at
those
cars
e
tlme
i
Ho
knew
immeiatrt
ock
was
delivered
ti81
his1
I
perfect
and
he
tu
l
il
Wa
walked
to
the
nearest
and
sat
down
before
thar
andi
reached
the
other
endM810
Uhite
out
on
top
Ab
McDonalds
17th
goal
of
the
season
put
the
Hawks
Into
tho
lead
late
in
the
first
period
Then
Bill
Hay
Bobby
Hull
and
Ron
Murphy
lan
the
count
to
1
0
by
the
8
40
mark
of
the
second
Hull
s
goal
was
his
34th
of
the
season
v
tops
In
the
league
and
his
19th
in
16
games
Guy
Gendron
put
the
Ran
gers
on
the
scoresheet
about
a
minute
after
Murphy
s
marker
It
was
Gendrons
fhst
JTiSnl
sincb
Dec
12
Ken
Scfhinkel
and
Earl
Ingar
field
counted
midway
thiough
the
final
peiiod
to
reduce
Chi
cagos
lead
to
1
3
The
Rangers
kept
up
the
piessme
but
a
minor
penalty
to
defenceman
Iiv
Spencei
only
the
fourth
infraction
of
the
game
at
18
IS
just
about
killed
theii
chances
Andy
Bathgate
of
the
Ran
wrs
the
league
s
leading
point
come
upUei
drew
an
assist
his
Clyb
Submits
put
foi
Wild
b
the
Plnro
Geoige
group
will
deal
with
the
noticeable
increase
in
hunt
ing
accidents
Tho
club
resolve
that
hunt
ers
pass
an
examination
as
to
fitness
ability
and
unii
of
fireaim
safetv
befoie
hunt
inj
licences
ne
issued
They
will
also
be
asking
the
Department
of
Consei
nation
and
Rtci
cation
to
giL
lm
mediate
attention
to
the
pi0
blcms
engendered
in
the
lack
of
sufHclent
tamping
and
plck
nicking
facilities
on
the
in
ei
easing
popular
route
be
tween
Piince
Oeoigo
M
and
aml
Piince
Rupeit
Ihev
state
that
In
particular
attention
should
be
g
S1
those
areas
in
the
vie
inhv
of
towns
and
cities
alonTTiI
way
10
vvhid
d
lS
such
facilities
have
J
a
c
veirlent
dUt
uKe
facilities
and
CnTt
uutli
towns
and
nJ
aL
m
This
was
br
mght
a11
alut
due
Can
Carspiel
Make
Successful
Comeback
VANCOUVER
CO
Can
the
carpiel
make
a
successful
comeback
in
curling
A
former
Prairie
sportsman
Mho
ran
a
couple
of
the
big
lnoney
bonsplels
in
Saskatoon
when
they
were
going
strong
on
the
Prairies
thinks
it
can
in
Vancouver
Bill
Red
Hunter
with
three
partners
has
announced
a
20
000
bonspiel
here
April
9
14
wjth
the
winning
rink
getting
four
new
automobiles
lies
set
a
96
rink
limit
and
an
entry
fee
of
200
a
rmk
and
has
arranged
a
draw
system
tiiat
will
put
32
rinks
into
a
knockout
competition
leading
to
a
sudden
death
final
for
the
cars
The
entry
fees
woud
bung
in
19200
not
quite
enough
lo
pay
the
prUe
shot
Admission
fees
fiom
spectators
are
expected
to
iesoButions
to
tho
gradual
impioved
con
conditions
¬
ditions
of
Highway
1G
which
is
attracting
more
and
more
touilst
traffic
and
with
the
inception
of
a
coast
feny
seivice
linking
Alaska
with
Piince
Itupert
The
thild
lesolution
was
brought
about
due
to
the
in
dustiial
development
being
on
tho
inciease
in
BC
along
with
Increased
vse
of
un
undeveloped
¬
developed
land
This
develop
ment
usually
takes
place
along
established
loads
and
high
wavs
which
Inhibits
access
to
public
land
and
beyond
and
the
lecieational
value
of
crown
land
in
II
XC
Is
lecognized
by
the
medical
and
psychiatric
professions
as
being
of
con
considerable
¬
siderable
impoitance
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wno
recently
led
a
team
fiom
one
of
Britains
foiemot
lublic
companies
which
catritd
out
tests
in
piepaiation
fot
Donald
Camp
Campbell
¬
bell
world
land
spGel
iecoid
attempt
at
Lake
Eyte
Australia
shows
a
full
size
tue
foi
Campbells
car
Bluebird
alongside
a
half
-
scdle
ersion
used
dining
the
tests
HULL
SCORES
34TH
Hawks
EfneieS
Hangers
4
3
Defeat
Ilj
I
lie
CiiiHliin
IMess
Chicago
Bluk
Hawks
haven
t
lost
sight
of
the
chance
of
impioving
then
current
third
place
standing
before
the
National
Hockey
League
schedule
ends
next
month
Aftei
the
jolt
o
a
double
defeat
duiing
the
weekend
they
hung
on
for
a
13
victory
ovci
New
Yotk
Rangcis
Wed
nesday
night
and
pulled
within
five
points
of
the
second
place
Toionto
Maple
Lcafs
vIontreal
Camdiens
lemain
14
points
ahead
and
not
entirelyiout
of
iWhwa
Ari-
-
i
The
Chicago
game
the
Only
NHL
fixtuie
of
the
night
chopped
the
fouith
plate
Ran
gers
10
points
behind
the
Hawks
and
a
penlous
two
points
ahead
of
Detioit
Red
Wings
in
the
battle
for
the
last
playoff
spot
The
Hawks
staited
with
a
bang
sti
iking
for
foui
goals
in
the
fast
2s
minute
How
0192
in
an
exhibition
basket
ever
they
had
to
cnuff
out
late
New
Yoik
inllv
t
4Sth
of
the
season
on
Ingar
fields
goal
That
leaves
him
just
one
assist
shy
of
the
league
record
foi
right
wingers
set
by
Gordie
Howe
of
Detroit
last
season
Bathgate
also
is
within
leach
of
the
leagues
overall
mark
for
assists
In
one
season
58
set
by
centre
Jean
Bellveau
of
Montreal
last
season
Mai
eel
Paille
playing
his
fifth
consecutive
game
in
the
New
York
nets
as
Lome
Gump
Worsleys
stand
in
appeared
jittery
in
the
first
half
Then
lie
settled
down
and
vound
up
with
32
saves
19
In
the
last
period
Glenn
Hall
had
35
saves
in
the
Chicago
nets
HOCKEY
I
NTS
By
Lloyd
Pcrcival
Billv
Harris
of
the
Toronto
many
hockey
plajers
especial
Maple
Leafs
Is
probably
one
of
the
most
controversial
plavers
In
the
NHL
Extremely
popular
with
the
fans
Billv
though
he
has
scored
many
exciting
goals
is
still
as
far
as
I
caf
management
Is
con
concerned
¬
cerned
n
utility
plaer
This
does
not
sit
well
with
many
fans
because
his
vi7ardry
at
manipulating
the
puck
pro
provides
¬
vides
the
kind
of
thrill
they1
like
to
seo
However
It
rr
uit
be
realised
that
to
plav
regularly
the
I
twisty
Harris
must
beat
out
I
some
great
players
Red
Kelly
for
example
To
do
this
he
must
not
only
stlckhamlle
and
shift
well
but
do
a
few
other
things
well
too
One
of
the
things
that
very
possibly
hinders
Billy
from
becoming
a
regular
is
a
fault
common
to
Kimberley
Rink
Captures
Crown
PENTICTON
CP1
After
five
years
of
trying
Ina
Hansen
of
Kimberley
has
won
the
British
Columbia
womens
c
u
r
li
n
g
championship
Miss
Hansen
had
an
easy
time
Wednesday
defeating
J
oy
c
e
Smart
of
Kelowna
7
3
in
the
final
round
of
the
three
day
round
robin
series
She
ended
up
with
a
31
won
loss
record
Her
only
serious
competition
came
from
Flora
Martin
who
ended
with
a
42
record
after
defeating
Joy
Mitchell
8
7
Had
Hansen
lost
there
would
have
been
a
sudden
death
final
with
Martin
The
Hansen
rink
which
now
goes
to
the
Canadian
champion
ship
at
Reglna
Feb
26
was
never
headed
after
tho
second
end
They
drew
first
blood
in
the
first
with
one
then
Smart
took
the
second
with
two
After
that
Hansen
went
on
to
score
singles
in
the
fourth
sixth
sev
enth
eighth
and
ninth
ends
Hansen
with
May
Shaw
as
lead
Isabel
Leith
second
and
Ada
Calles
third
had
little
trou
ble
in
the
game
Hansen
made
a
perfect
last
draw
to
get
one
in
the
first
made
a
double
takeout
in
the
third
drew
in
with
last
rock
in
the
sixth
had
a
three
rock
house
cut
to
one
in
the
seventh
and
eighth
and
played
it
safe
in
the
final
end
Smart
missed
jth
icrock
on
several
occasions
Linescorc
Hansen
101
101
111
7
Smart
020
010
0003
lv
vouncsters
That
Is
slowing
down
after
beating1
a
checker
This
unfortunate
habit
often
enables
a
backchecklng
op
opponent
¬
ponent
to
get
back
In
the
play
In
time
to
cover
a
free
man
or
check
tho
puckcarricr
himself
It
is
natural
when
a
man
has
been
loattn
to
slow
down
and
look
for
the
next
checker
but
this
reaction
must
be
avoided
Tho
oung
phver
should
develop
tho
habit
of
bursting
hard
for
severat
strides
the
moment
ho
beats
a
checker
This
will
get
him
clear
and
help
him
pay
off
on
his
successful
deke
To
got
clear
jou
must
burst
hard
as
the
checker
is
beaten
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