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MEN'S CURLING NEWS Fri, Mar,.22 6:45 Pelle Wed. Mar. 6 1. cls Ae 6:45 Pome Be he FrigoMars 8:1, 6:45 pam, 36 Mon. Mar. Bou ahi 26 ; "6345 Pele Ba he 9:00 PeMe ka 26 36 Ke Wed. Mar, 13 1. 6:45 PeMe bs he Pears 5) Ly 26 6:45 pem. 3. aoe 26 Ve Mon, Mar.l8 1. Re 6:45 Pem 3e : Ke 9:00 Poem, ly 26 3 he Wed, Mar, 201. 26 30 4. J.MacDonald vs. 1. 26 36 he Ostigng: VSis Allen «-~--VS..--: Anderson vs. Wellings vs. Duquette. vs. McColl . sammy Dodge VS. Thompson vs. Dodge VS. Anderson vs. A.MacDonald vs. Beddard vs.: Dodge --s---VS. Marsh vs.: McLeod VS. J.MacDonald vs. Crockford vs. Knight VS. Maysh = = ve, Thompson vs. McLeod VS. ae VSe A. Maeborald VSe Moore VS Beddard VS¢ Moore VS. Dodge VSe Duquette vs. Bodtker vs. Ostling vs. Allen VS. Olsen VSe 'Marsh 795i, Duquette vs, Wellings vs. Dodge McColl VSe VSe Olsen Knight. - Crockford Moore Crockford ..- A,.MacDonald Bradley ad MacDonald Knight Duquette McLeod © 'Moore Allen Bradley Bodtker Wellings Olsen ~ -- Bradley Allen Beddard McColLL Crockford gore J.MacDonald Ve 7] Po Thompson Knight Olsen MeColl Anderson Bradley Anderson Knight Ostling Beddard Thompson Marsh Bodtker A,MacDonald vs. McLeod Page 19 Men's Curling (cont'd) NAN oD, Anderson ~~. 140 R. Ostling - 1383 O. Olsen - 12h L. Crockford - 118 L. Duquette - 108° "BY" D, Thompson - 106 J.'Beddard =~ 1033 J. MacDonald - 95 J. Wellings - 94° B. Moore #O%71oL ncn N, Allen -- 90. D. Knight - 864 Je Bradley ..-~ a2h Hi'Marshi--:++ 61g ' G,. Dodge = 6 ORE "Dl H, McLeod == 705 ' N, Bodtker - 695 A. McColl ~ 6h A, MacDonald - 354 DON_ANDERSON"S 'RINK CLUB CHAMPIONS Last Friday night Don Anderson's rink composed of Don Anderson skip, Alex Sinkins vice skip Bob Wallwin second and Wayne Young lead earned themselves the right to be called Terrace Bay men's Curling Club Champ- ions by winning their last scheduled game of the fifth round against:Rune Ostlinsts: ~ quartette, In what proved to be the closest race in years Anderson's rink curled the steady game which kept them a little bit in front of all other rinks ail season to win. However, the title was not decided wmtil the final game between these two fine rinks was played. As a result of this game Rume Ost- lings rink of Red Wood, Ray Kenney and Butch Bouchard took the runner up spot, Round 5 was completed Monday night. next event will be a double round robin series to decide the winners in each of the four divisions. Points accumulated by all rinks will be discarded and the battle for . division champions will be on. The division in which each rink will curl will depend on the position of each rink at the oe er the last round, The