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Wednesday,
November
21,
1051
th
SPORT
of
e
n
Steve
Dumas'
Fashions
sln
'jI'J
develop
into
a
winning
team.
The
next
time
these
two
cage
flubs
meet
should
prave
excit-
Meanwhile,
Dumas'
junior
set
lost
heavily
and
showed
little
light
a
Manson's
swamped
An-i
Continued
on
page
6)
Pep
Aplenty
in
Junior
And
Medium
Cage
Play
j
Froscr
&
Povne
32;
Fashion
21
Manson's
35:
Annunciation
13
iBy
ROS3
INORAMi
Fraser
&
Payne
held
Fashion
to
a
scoreless
first
high
icorine
honors
with
12
paints,
followed
by
Regressive
Bob
Smith
and
tristoff,
each
with
eiht
points.
Possibly,
inspiration
for
the
Shoemen
came
from
their
brand
new
red
and
blue
uniforms.
Nevertheless,
with
a
few
more
team
encounters,
WWA
ROUGH
RIDERS
i
;
i
.
t"
n
i
l
Mansons
and
G.&A.
Squeeze
Out
Wins
I
By
ROALD
FENESSl
In
the
senior
twin
hoop
bill
last
nigbt,
Rain
They
ploy
Reqino
Rough
Riders
for
Grey
Cup
this
Saturday
quarter
in
last
night's
intermediate
hoop
classic
to
build
up
an
early
lead
the
Shoemen
couldn't
touch,
even
though
they
turned
on
the
heat
-to
gain
two
points
during
the
balance
of
the
game.
Scoring
ended
,
BUY
THIS
LARG
PACKAGE
la.
fi
M
i
makers
surged
ahead
making
six
points
on
two
baskets
and
two
penalty
shots
in
just
45
seconds
without
a
reply
from
Manson's.
But
even
with
the
magnificent
playing
of
Young
and
Tait,
Manson's
came
up
from
behind
to
edge
out
a
53-41
win
at
the
final
whistle.
winners,
6-5,
but
could
not
1
whittle
down
the
startling
first-;
quarter
lead.
Heat
of
the
battle
Lead
was
in
the
hands
of
the
VALUE-
1
FOR
Taken
completely
unawares
with
score
after
score
by
F
&
P,
Fashion
woke
up
in
the
second
quarter
with
Drake
running
the
gamut,
outscoring
the
winners
10-8
with
the
help
of
Dumas
on
thv;
rebounds
and
'
MoFarlune
supplying
the
hustle.
In
the
third
quarter,
Fa.ihion
again
outshot
and
outplayed
the
hlt;h
school
band
who
kept
it
for
half
the
game.
But
they
lapsed
for
about
two
minutes.
Thai
was
all
the
jewellers
needed.
With
O.son
p.ayitiK
outstand
l
was
featured
in
the
fourtn
quar-
tei
,
both
teams
in
there
fast
and
j
furious,
the
shoemen
never
giv-'
ing
up
hope
until
the
final
whistle.
I
Speed
and
good
ball-playing
'
gave
Wesch
lor
the
winners
Scoring
Rainmakers
Young
11,
Nick-erson
2,
Simonson
5,
Watson
6,
Morrison
8.
Ciccone
2.
Salher
2,
Ford,
LetouriTeau.
Tait
5.
Manscn's
Okvn
13,
Spring
10,
McChesnoy
4,
Arney
7,
Young-man,
Webster
9,
Bill
10,
Wa'.sh.
.
-if
I
hi-
,
-
rr;-r
-erVJl.
Gordon
&
Anderson
rioikes-
i
one
(il
Sff
'
,
1
J
h
-rlcni
Crowe,
ing
ball,
Manson's
plowed
ahea.d.
The
game
was
fast
with
tempers
flaring
often
and
good
refereeini
I
helped
to
make
It
a
thriller
for
i
the
few
fans
attending.
.
I
Olsen
was
high
for
Mansmi's
with
12;
Youiiij,
for
Rainmakers,
potted
it
ixjintA.
PIERCE
ICRItlPIC
The
second
bill,
war,
practical-lyan
upset
as
Gordon
&.
Andvr-
W
M
tad
7,
Flaten
8.
Hobb
5,
Thompson
6,
Pierce
28,
Boulter,
Moore,
Ciccone
2,
Kristmanson
1.
CCC
300
Dumas
13,
Marshall
0
Ratchford
15,
Hill
2,
HaUgan
0.
i
Brew
2,
Pelterson
5,
Llttre.
fW'b;-'.s
famed
'Seven
...
,.
tin-
Noire
Dame
s
,,(
tlx
lid's,
is
eoairhlng
,M
Hiiv.n
of
Canadian
n
nii
the
Ottawa
4
This
Xmas
Riiiirs.
Ho
eoucn-a
fon
found
still
opposition
in
CCC
3UC,
but
edged
out
a
nine-point'
II
j
victory,
55-40,
with
the
terrific
j
j,
B
iS
from
li)4(i
W
I!HU
,i
...niiju
was
mentor
of
1,,
cnlis.
iCP
PHOTOl
Out
For
GIVE
ELECTRICALLY
Telkwa
Rink
TELKWA
The
skating
rink
"Bee'
was
an
all
out
occasion
The
Harware
gang
took
the
i
whole
game
time
to
get
started
arid
even
then
their
winning
wax
I
questioned.
Pierce
was
their
i
mainstay
of
the
game,
coming
i
up
with
an
amazing
score
of
28
,
points.
He
was
everywhere,
al
PLUNGING
8TAR
B;nny
MacDonil,
21-year-old
homebrew
wilh
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
and
son
of
the
capital's
ehicl
of
police,
is
filling
the
vacuity
l-lt
by
the
retirement
ol
Tony
Oolab.
He
tilts
Hie
trim's
at
2O0
pounds.
ICP
PHOTOl
Be
wise
ond
lav
away
your
gift
now
while
stocks
are
complete.
"Give
Electrically'
r
with
the
male
population
as
well
a."
their
hired
men
turning
out
and
helping.
Huiton
Morris
supervised
the
extension
to
the
ways
making
his
shots
count.
It
'
I
warming
shacks.
Posts
were
erected
on
each
end
of
the
rink
for
the
purpose
of
stretching
wire.
The
young
fry,
anxious
to
have
p
sheet,
of
ice
as
soon
as
possible.
(
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
&M
mi
Ralchford
and
Dumas
were
stalwarts
for
the
Pulp
Mill
ca-trs,
with
Marshall
pulling
his
weight
on
defence.
Meanwhile,
there
Is
a
rumor
from
the
public
that
senior
basketball
here
isn't
up
to
its
usual
standard.
A
slight
shake-up
may
result
from
a
meeting
of
the
Basketball
Association
tonight.
'-
Yi
i
'
Uesner
Block
Phone
210
P.C.
Strrart,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert,
turned
out
also.
j
These
added
improvements
will
be
an
asset
to
the
rink.
1
.
..-i
cAe.
this
Christmas.
Detroit
Taking
Big
Puck
Lead
BOSTON
(CP)
Detroit
Red
Wings
gained
another
two
points
in
the
National
Hockey
League
standing
last
night
to
take
i
commanding
seven-point
lead
l
over
the
running
up
Toronto
::
.
f
:
'
.
,
',
'
Give
t
earicm
day
thev
the
giver.
and
every
Maple
Leafs.
The
Wings
made
two
goals
and
blanked
the
Boston
Bruin.
Next
games
vi:l
be
tonight
with
Montreal
at
Chi?ago
ami
New
York
at
Detroit.
The
league
standings:
;IN'0
ACE
-
Tom
O'Mallcy,
n
Bunch
Rider
quarterlies
pii.'.ied
his
way
to
in
his
lust
season
at
the
.am
pmie.
O'Malley,
35,
:s
,x
tu
t
seven,
weighs
linnIs
and
previously
i
in
Eric,
Pa.
i
CP
PHOTOl
FORMER
ARGO
Jake
Dunlap,
212-pound
middle
with
Ottawa
Rough
Riders,
played
last
year
with
the
champion
Toronto
ArgonauU.
Blocking
kicks
is
his
specialty.
iCP
PHOTO
S
.4
memberwhen?
W
D
L
F
A
Detroit
10
5
2
48
28
Toronto
8
6
5
31
28
Montreal
7
3
7
43
40
Boston
5
5
6
28
30
New
York
5
2
9
28
39
Chicago
4
3
8
31
44
trodueed
to
meet
wartime
conditions,
enabling
teams
to
catch
trains,
and
lias
since
remained
in
force
with
the
result
a
large
number
of
tie
games
have
al-
latf
Frank
Culder,
presi-I
the
National
Hockey
.
limited
NHL
games
to
j'.!'-.
Kl
years
auo
today.
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SPORT
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to
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misunderstanding
regarding
increased
taxi
rates
we
wish
to
announce
that
there
is
no
rate
change
as
yet
but
we
are
making
application
to
the
City
Council
for
a
taxi
rate
increase
due
to
the
increased
cost
of
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changes
will
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