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December
15,
1947
SrOUTS
LETTER
BOX
(Continued
from
rage
6)
these
same
players
are
awarded
a
foul
against
an
opponent
they
are
very
pleased.
Of
course,
this
childish,
but
It
is
spoil-Is
g
the
game.
And
It
is
mostly
by
the
older,
experienced
players
that
this
poor
sportsmanship
is
shown.
On
the
other
hand,
I
can
think
of
many
players
such
as
Mel
Thompson,
who
when
he
is
charged
with
a
foul
and
he
does
not
commit
many
hold
up
his
hand
to
Indicate
that
he
is
the
guilty
one.
and
takes
the
decision
without
question.
What
a
happy
situation
it
would
be
if
all
did
likewise!
The
second
group
is
the
referees.
They
have
thir
share
of"
responsibility
They
can
only
call
fouls
as
they
see
them
and
on
the
whole
they
do
a
good
Job.
I
sat
beside
two
spectators
at
a
eccnt
game,
one
of
whom
had
a
.ton
playing.
They
were
con-
ta;
'v
rrltteising
the
officials
r-id
itlcn
at
the
top
of
their
voices
but,
when
I
suggested
that
the
association
could
use
them
as
officials,
they
declined
view.
The
decision
should
be
given
and
'play
resumed
at
once.
The
third
group
is
the
executive
and
the
executive
.should
bjck
up
their
officials.
It
was
in
connection
with
this
point
that
I
read
with
amazement
Art
Murray's
statement
that
"definitely
Ted
Arney
or
Jim
For-man
will
not
be
suspended
for
i
any
period."
I
should
think
that
j
the
officials
in
that
game
would
i
have
written
a
report
to
the
association,
that
the
association
would
have
considered
it
carefully
and
then
have
given
their
decision.
But
the
president
of
the
association
states
that
it
will
be
considered
as
"routine
business",
and
has
already
given
his
de
cision.
This
certainly
will
not
assist
the
officials
In
controlling
the
game.
And
who
are
con-
THIS
AND
THAT
The
Cmhi
Mmlifw
AJjmi
Smtif.
Inf.
-
'Would
you
mind
lifting
your
feet
before
rigor
mortis
sets
in?
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Sizes
twelve
through
forty-four
...
a
style
selection
to
please
the
fastidious.
Holiday
season
formals
can
be
made
so
much
more
enjoyable
with
a
new
Formal.
We
invite
your
approval
of
our
formal
Uresses
of
today.
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alike
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different.
Your
choice.
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OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
to
offer
their
services.
We
should
support
the
officials,
but
the
referees
themselves
are
at
fault
when
they
stop
to
discuss
some
ruling
they
have
given.
In
a
game
recently
play
was
held
up
for
some
minutes
while
the
officials
entered
into
debate
with
different
players.
This
spoils
a
game
from
everyone
s
point
of
trolling
the
game
if
a
player
walks
off
the
floor
because
he
does
not
like
a
decision
and
then
apparently
returns
to
the
floor
in
a
later
game
without
any
pen
alty?
I
am
one
of
the
fourth
group.
the
spectators.
It
is
up
to
us
to
insist
on
good
games,
good
sportsmanship,
good
rcfereeing
and
good
control.
We
can
do
so
by
confining
our
criticism
to
encouragement
of
these
essentials
and
frowning
on
poor
sportsmanship.
I
am
not
going
to
refer
to
the
point
where
nlayers
had
to
be
"dragged
from
their
firesides"
or
those
who
need
a
letter
from
your
correspondent
to
"protect"
them.
If
all
play
clean
ball
they
will
need
no
protection.
Yours,
for
clean
sport
J.
S.
Wilson
"ATTACKS"
RESENTED
Sports
Editor,
Dally
News:
We
the
udersigned
solicit
space
in
your
paper
to
voice
our
strong
disapproval
of
the
tvpe
of
critl-i
clnn
on
the
Arney-Forman
casej
which
appeared
in
the
Daily
News
December
8.
11.
12.
I
In
our
opinion
this
criticism
borders
on
a
planned
persecu-:
tlon.
What
the
individuals
(who
hide
behind
anonymity)
expect
to
accomplish
by
such
unsports-'
manlike
tactics
is
hard
to
figure
out.
We:
can
assure
the
players
mentioned
that
all
fair-minded
fans
are
100
behind
them
and
,
this
goes
for
every
player
In
oil
leagues.
As
for
"Hooi
Talk".
"Snectator"
and
"Fan"
the
least
said
about
such
contemptibles
the
better.
It
however
passes
our
comprehension
how
any
newspaper
would
encourage
such
venomous
attacks
on
respectable
players
and
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
bv
nubllshing
this
type
of
journalistic
criticism.
Even
if
the
correspondents
had
the
cour
r
.AX-vN
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the
Mood"
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GOLD
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Ottawa
First
presentatloh
of
what
is
expected
to
become
one
of
the
most
highly
prized
amateur
awards
In
Canada
was
made
Saturday
evening.
December
13,
In
Ottawa
when
Barbara
Ann
Scott
received
the
National
Amateur
Athletic
Achievement
Award
shown
above.
Hon.
raul
Martin
made
the
presentation
on
behalf
oi
the
National
Council
on
Physical
Fitness.
The
medal
was
designed
and
struck
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mint,
Ottawa
age
to
allow
their
names
to
be
published,
we
would
still
think
It
poor
policy
for
any
news
paper
to
print
such
tripe.
As
for
"Spectator"
Whinln.
about
paying
to
watch
a
"clean
game"
when
fof
70c
per
week
"Spectator"
can
see
seven
game
which
amounts
to
10c
per
game
What
cheaper
or
more
thrilling
entertainment
can
one
wish
for''
,
Perhaps
"Spectator"
cast
around
looking
for
something
cheaper
,
before
deciding
to
"Bless?"
bas
ketball
with
a
very
questionable
support.
Surely
every
fan
knows
that
the
players
give
their
time
and
service
gratis,
and
no
part
of
"Spectator's"
miserable
dime
finds
its
way
into
their
pockets:
furthermore,
all
players
are
paid
up
members
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Considering
the
high
competi
tive
nature
of
basketball,
we
go
on
record
as
saying
that
on
the
average
basketball
in
Prince
Rupert
is
Just
as
clean
and
as
well
conducted
as
it
is
anywhere
else,
and
In
our
opinion
the
referee-1
lng
is
dn
an
equal
par.
Thpj
Basketball
Association
In
their'
handling
of
the
sport
in
Prince
Rupert
are
to
be
congratulated
Incidents
will
happen,
mistakes
will
be
made,
post
mortems
on
games
will
be
held.
Such
matters
can
be
rectified,
but
who'
amongst
us
will
kick
and
whine
at
a
dime
a
game.
Let
all
this
vicious
criticism
stop.
Let's
play
ball.
D.
MacPllEE.
GEO.
HOWE.
NEIL
MacDONALD.
DICK
CAMERON.
(The
above
correspondents
can
be
assured
that
the
contributions
referred
to
were
not
"en-
'couraged."
Unless
an
official
statement
is
forthcoming
from
the
Association,
we
would
suggest
that
the
argument
now
be
dropped.
Edi.
CONSCIENCE
MONEY?
CRAIK.
Sask.
9
Although
the
council
of
Cralk
rural
municipality
In
central
Saskatchewan
has
no
record
of
the
debt,
it
received
$480
by
registered
mall
from
an
unidentified
person
who
said
it
was
payment
of
an
old
account.
FLOWERS
ONE
OF
FAIR
HIGHLIGHTS-
Doreen
Plumb
is
pictured
above
with
a
pony
made
ol
mums
at
the
Royal
Winter
Fair
in
Toronto.
Oni
Over
a
million
olooms.
vaiucl
ai
$50,000.
feature
the
fair
this
year,
making
n
one
of
the
biggest
flower
shows
ever
held
in
history
of
the
fair.
ARE
YOU
A
PROBLEM
I
DIAMOND
BUYER?
I
Then
we
want
youf
car
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for
a
minute
W
or
two.
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Bj
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want
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tell
you
that
thl3
store
Is
fixed
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to
suit
you
no
matter
how
much
you
wish
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pay.
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we
handle
nothing
but
standard
stones
fully
tested.
H
We
want
to
say
that
our
diamond
stock
13
m
very
carefully
chosen.
fl
That
it
is
now
extra
large,
and
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will
soon
be
hard
to
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H
TRUCK
BREAKS
DOWN
WHILE
ON
WAY
TO
FIRE
City
firemen
succeeded
In
putting
out
a
chimney
fire
late
Saturday
afternoon
despite
the
fact
that
the
big
LaFrance
truck
broke
an
axle
more
than
a
block
away
from
the
blaze.
The
fire
occurred
at
the
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Myers,
1325
Overlook
Street,
at
5:30
when
the
cnlmney
became
Ignited,
sending
flames
and
sparks
skywards.
The
fire
truck
broke
down
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
'
Avenue
and
Overlook.
i
Assistant
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
ran
more
than
a
block
carrying
a
fire
extinguisher
to
put
out
the
blaze.
He
was
followed
by
ouht
firemen
with
a
hose
line
The
blaze
was
extinguished
without
damage
to
the
building.
Fire
Chief
Lock
said
that
he
expt'eted
to
get
the
truck
back
from
the
repair
garage
today
or
tomorrow.
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llam
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of
All
Saints'
Anglican
Church
here,
himself
a
chaplain
overseas
In
the
Second
World
War,
had
six
former
curates
serve
In;
the
conflict
as
chaplains.
One
was
killed,
a
second
captured
at
Hong
Kong
and
a
third
decorated
with
the
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