Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
10,
1951
DAILY
NEWS
Bowling
Schedule
Talking
Up
New
Bouts
The
Wily
Birds
May
Move
But
Hunters
Ready
A
long
week-end
and
cool
weather
conditions
have
teamed
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
PORTS
No'.
1.1
Sunrise
vs
Commercials;
75
Taxi
vs
Shentons;
Radio
vs
Cook's;
McKays
k
-
FINEST:
,
OF
COOKIN'
BEST
OF
FOOD
vs
Manson's;
Big
Sisters
vs
7th
Avenue
Market;
Toilers
vs
Co-
op.;
Annettes
s
Savoy;
McMeek-
'
ins
vs.
Wrathalls;
Skeena
vs.'
Stars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
j
L"ibb
Printing
vs
Cloverleafs;
Lyons
vs
G.
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NEW
YORK
(CP)-Talk
of
a
Sugar
Ray
Robinson-Rockv
Graziano
middleweight
title
bout
at
Chicago
February
20
and
another
American
visit
by
Britain's
Randy
Turpin
has
livened
up
the
boxing
beat.
Turpin
may
be
matched
witn
Kid
Gavilan,
welter
champion,
in
an
over-the-weight
match
at
New
York
or
Detroit
next
January.
At
least
that
Is
what
Al
Weill,
International
Boxing
Club
matchmaker,
has
in
mind.
This
would
lead
up
to
a
third
Robin-
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
20B
BROADWAY
CAFE
son-Turpin
meeting
at
London
next
June
providing
there
are
no
upsets.
Robinson's
manager
is
talking
turkey
with
Jim
Norris,
IBC
president,
about
a
Chicago
Stadium
match
with
Graziano.
up
to
make
the
opening
at
sun-
ritj
today
of
the
duck
and
goose
j
hunting
season
In
the
western
:
district
"mighty
fine."
According
to
many,
hunters
who
left
yesterday
and
this
morning
by
boat
for
the
coastal
regions,
small
Islands
and
the
Queen
Charlottes,
conditions
are
"Ideal."
But
still
the
hunters
have
their
I
i
misgivings
in
this
area,
for
they
j
know
how
uncanningly
clever
!
ducks
and
geese
are
these
days,
j
The
western
district
opens,
the
;
eastern
district
closes.
"Now
I
where
do
you
think
these
birds
are
going
to
go
as
soon
as
they
i
hear
the
shooting?"
j
Answer:
"Eastern
district
of
course.
Only
50
miles
from
here."
!
Still
more
dubious
hunters
aren't
putting
anything
past
thesv
wily
i
birds.
Says
one:
j
"Bet
these
birds
took
a
good
:
look
at
the
calendar
last
night
;
and
today
they'll
be
laughing
at
us
over
the
fence."
Local
Skiers
Join
C.A.S.A.
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
will
be
one
of
the
newest
members
in
the
Canadian
Amateur
Ski
Association,
western
division,
following
decision
last
night
at
an
executive
meeting
that
"it
is
time
now
to
join."
i
With
nearly
50
active
mcm-I
bers
expected
this
year,
the
Ski
Club
will
enter
the
Noithern
B.C.
Amateur
championship
races
again
and
unless
members
belong
to
the
association
they
can
not
be
recognized
officially
as
winners,
should
we
be
that
lucky,
quipped
President
G'.-orge
Mos-tad.
Honorary
memberships
were
approved
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wally
Langford
and
Mr.
and
Mis.
Jan
Ekiadany.
Mr.
Langford
spent
t
jveral
week-ends
with
his
power
saw
giving
"Invaluable
help"
in
cleanng
this
season's
new
runway
and
cutting
firewood.
'
fc'kladany,
a
former
Olympic
team
ski
Instructor
and
member
or
the
Czechoslovakian
s
k
1
troops,
now
resident
in
Prince
Rupert,
has
offered
to
give
ski
Instruction
to
Ski
Club
members
this
season.
Meanwhile,
to
'.take
care
of
additional
members,
several
mat-trcjfcs
and
two
bunks
will
be
purchased
and
a
transients'
dormitory
will
be
opened
at
the
ski
camp,
providing
at
least
four
bunks
and
cooking
facilities.
This
week-end
will
see
many
club
members
on
Ml.
Hays
gathering
ana
cutting
firewood
for
the
winter
months
and
doing
u
pairs
to
cabins.
r
nior
Hoop
Stars
!n
it
Tangle
Tonight
Tanight's
senior
cagers
promise
to
put
up
a
thrill
any
crowd
as
the
main
stems
of
two
4
year's
teams
wage
a
hoop
war
for
the
first
t
this
season.
;
.
fVm
features
Eii
Everyone
Gettina
sillily
iM.m.suns.
Both
these!
;si,c
a
game
each
,
ChailCe
to
P.QV
-vw
.w
,
tfc
other
lineups
in
the
j
riwy
I
ics
muted
Gordon
&
"It's
our
intention
to
give
in
the
first
bill
of
the
everybody
In
Prince
Rupert
a
,
nile
Mansons
slaugh-
chance
to
play
basketball,"
says
i"cCC
300
last
Tuesday.
j
Fred
Calderone.
Two
teams
in
the
'nag
down
the
edges
for,
Pee-Wee
League
will
be
spon-
mokt
Siucct
Caporal
Cigarettes
IN
VANCOUVER
ue
an
AUSTIN
0
DRIVE
and
enjoy
the
purest
form-in
which
tobacco
can
be
H
Alii
op
fay
opiiug,
jouiea
oy
me
vivic
centre,
wnile
I
Game
oince
nere
reports,
how-iever,
that
geese
and
ducks
both
have
been
plentiful
In
the
east-I
em
district
this
season
and
are
,Hm
and
Mickey
Webster,
I
iwo
oiners,
now
registered,
csme
:from
King
Edward
and
Burden
Street
schools.
smoked
-
roiled
in
the
worlds
purest
paper?
Remembrance
Day
November
11
Poppies
on
sale
as
usual
Give
generously
I,owttt
Cojl
er
Hour,
per
Day,
jkt
Mile
BROAOiAY
U
DRIUE
LTD.
BAyview
6161
Broadway
at
Oak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C.
now
moving
westward.
So
get
the
pan
greased,
Mrs.
Hunter
father
may
bring
back
that
goose
anytime.
,
name
oT
Don
and
Sid
-j
',
Tiny
Carlson
and
Mat-.
flj;;
ki'cp
the
hoop
busy
-(.
E.k-s.
',
r,U4tr
League
show
:et
i
tsliiim
vs.
Hi-Green
in
tu-sle
and
junior
will
nit
uitli
two
jewellers'
..
fc.iiT
and
Mansons.
Hockey
Scores
1
A
Old
(
uunlry
NOISY
NEIGHBORS
LONDON
0
Families
In
a
local
block
of
apartments
comp'ain-ed
they
could
hear
noises
In
adjoining
apartments.
It
was
decided
to
apply
sound-proofing
to
one
apartment,
and
if
successful
she
others
will
be
similarly
treated,
.
30TBALL
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
2,
N.'w
Westminster!
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Ca'Kury
5,
"Edmonton
3
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Eeatile
4.
Vii.to
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2
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item
International
Trai'
5,
Kimuerlc
y
4
.
Okanagan
Srnioi
Kamloops
6,
Penlioton
1
SARTORIAL
PRIORITY
LONDON
F,
r-
A
eculiarly-shapvd
package
was
given
top
priority
at
London
airport.
Lab-tiled
"Urgently
Required,
Handle
with
Care,"
and
addressed
to
a
Mr.
Son
Chee-Wong
of
Hong
Kong,
the
package
contained
a
shiny
lop
hat.
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M-.imiiter
United
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5.
Fulham
0
1
Fight
Card
Nov.
30
To
At
Home
and
Overseas
SEE1UE
CANADA
in
the
"Front
Lines
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
Junior
Bulger's
vs
ManSon's
7
:3C
Intermediate
'
Fashion
vs
Hi-Green
8:45
Senior
Elks
vs
Manson's
Feature
Ratzo-Morrison
Tentative
arrangements
have
been
finally
made
for
a
Prince
George-Prince
Rupert
boxing
card
which
wiil
feature
as
the
main
event
the
Mike
Ratzo-Mouse
Morrison
fight,
a
five-rounder,
November
39.
Nick
S
c
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m
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1
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n
g,
Prince
i
George's
trainer
and
matchmak-
Prince
Rupert
bovs
wiil
have
a
of
Freedom!'.
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ler.
.informed
Joe
ward
good
chance,
but
that
Ratzo
Elks
four
Boxing
Club
trainer,
that
"has
dynamite
in
both
hands."
-1
Ufi
llMfm
!
entries
would
be
ab.e
says
10
meet
i
"We're
still
not
scared
'
Ward.
'
'
(.Prince
Rupert
boxers.
,
Jttf
j
Besides
Ratzo,
who
weighs
15,
j
-,
are
:
1
Rene
Mieiioud,
K5
pound;,
j
fighting
Andy
Marshall,
162,
lour
rounds.
I
Ken
Larson,
141
pounds,
to
;
;
fight
Chubby
Sta:ey,
141,
three'
IT
j
rounds.
i
Larry
Brewer,
133.
to
fight
Infant's
Weaf
Boby
Panties
Bibs
Slscpzrs
Sveatcrs
Corduroy
Overalls
(4
Modern
iiiventions
have
not
taken
away
from
the
Infantry
its
all-important
part
in
victory.
Again
and
again,
in
the
battles
of
1939-45
and
in
Korea,
Infantry
has
proved
itself
"Queen
of
Battles".
The
job
of
the
infantry-man
has
become
tougher,
more
complex.
He
mut
be
able
to
handle
more
weapons
and
to
meet
a
greater
variety
of
situations
in
defence
and
altai'k.
Charley
(Chucki
Place,
135,
four
rounds.
HEAVYWEIGHTS
The
heavyweight
event
will
feature
two
fighters
under
the
same
colors,
Glenn
"Tiny"
Carlson,
197,
against
Art
Senft,
19").
Senft,
former
Golden
Gloves
contender
and
well-known
amateur
boxer
In
the
-province,
is
located
at
Ma-sset
but
has
offered
to
fight
under
Elks
Boxing
Club
colors.
Trainer
Ward
will
match
him
against
Carlson
in
a
three-round
event.
Other
preliminary
bouts
which
IfOV
mm
-
&'v
o.
Birmingham
City
i
f
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3.
Shelf
icld
Wod-&
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1.
Leeds
United
Park
Rangers
2,
Roth-
"
United
3
"
Lnitfd
1.
Notting-af
irest
4
i
1i
mi
0.
Everton
2
8
m
Lulled
1,
Brentford
Us1-
I.f.uuc,
Divis'jn
A
4.
Parliek
Thistle
2
1
Vui'i'ii
of
the
South
3
2,
Hibernian
1
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2.
Dundee
1
"
K-ivers
1,
Airdrleonians
st
9.
St.
Mirren
1
H
Alb
on
2.
Celtic
1
1
'
ak
1.
East
Fife
3
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ICE
SHORTAGE
fc
'-n
estimated
the
Ant-W
ap
is
big
enough
to
a
hole
earth
to
a
depth
f(ct.
in
553
'
.
.
I
E
L
Ward
expects
to
match
will
be
in
the
paper
and
featherweight
class
of
the
boys
he
is
training.
In
all,
Ward
expects
to
havj
eight
or
nine
bouts.
i
Meanwhile,
Schmeling
admits
in
his
letter
to
Ward
that
5
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