Krinct:
Kupeir
Uaily
News
Saturday,
December
1,
1951
Old
Country
17
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LOGGERS
J,
King
Ed
Cagers
Stage
Upset
in
Arrows'
Defeat
&
k-'l
fflMLiVA
A:
ri
King
Edward
School
pee-wee
leagues
pulled
an
outstandhi'
upset
Thursday
when
they
com
BEST
FROM
TriE
WEST
These
are
the
Saskatchewan
Rough-liders
who
put
up
a
great
show
against
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
In
last
Saturday's
Grey
Cup
game
but
they
were
not
quite
Rood
enough.
Pete
Conacher
Back
to
School
SHERIFF'S
SALE
JN
THE
OOI'NTT
COUNT
OP
PKINOK
RtlPEfiT
HC1.DFN
AT
RMITHMtH
SORDID
SPORT
NEW
YORK-Oeneral
Sessions!
Judre
Saul
S.
St;-rit
called
collete
i
basketball
and
football
a
sordid
big
business
as
he
sentenced
a
j
basketball
fixer
una
five
former!
:j!leae
pl:v?rs
tc
prison
mU'
!
pave
nine
others
suspended
sen-
j
I
tences.
pletely
washed
out
Civic
Centre
j
Arrows
2Z-&.
to
the
rooting
'
cheers
of
100
staunch
support
-;
ers
in
the
galleries.
Under
Coach
Tapalian,
the
King
Edward
youthful
cagers
!
sprung
a
surprise
scoring
spree
i
before
second-place
Arrows
who
'were
defenceless.
High
scores
j
for
the
winners
was
D.
Mcintosh;
for
the
losers,
G.
Warner.
Arrows
got
a
measure
of
re-!
venge
today,
however,
as
they
edged
Helldivers
12-10
in
a
morning
fixture,
with
D.
Lee-
man,
G.
Kenny
and
M.
Fleming
'each
scoring
four
points
for
the
!
win.
Slightly
confused,
Kenny
also
scored
two
points
for
the
(
Ht'lldiveis
in
shooting
for
the
v.roiig
basket.
I
SCOftlNG
IWwnn:
B
P.
noODRfrH
RtmilKR
DOMPAKY
or
CANADA
t
IMiTST)
UNlTKI)
STATUS
PlltK'I.ITY
AND
OUARANTKK
(XlMI'ANv'
,
liml
THE
W
II.
MAI,
KIN
CO
.
LIMITKI)
I
PlnlntlffB.
;ARiiliist:
P.
N.
1)1
EI
DOE:
It
i
unmet
imrs
known
n
p
N.
DrhilpTI.
lrin(Jaiit.
Under
mid
by
virtue
of
Wiirrnnls
of
F.m-tiihin
Insued
from
thr
nhovi
f'Hirt
liml
.)
uk
(liiirl.
d
nt;u,i:.l
the
piwls
una
ilmiu-ls
of
thi-
d.-fMidunl
r.
N
UrU't:.;i
I,
.-...iji,
km.m
m
i-.
N
On-lfrr.
1
tiHVf
m-t-d
lit
th
Hnwmlll
camp
and
loeiTlng
oiKnitinn
of
the
tlilciidiint
Bt
fllKTA
LAKE
IVORY
DRAFTED
ENfiMSH
LEACl'E
Division
I
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Manchester
City
1.
Burnley
1,
Chelsea
1
tie
.
Charlton
AathleUc
4,
Hudders-lield
Town
0.
Fulham
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanders
2
tie
'
.
Manchester
U.
3,
Blackpool
1.
,'
Middlesbrough
0,
Sunderland
2.
Newcastle
North
End
2,
Portsmouth
2
i
tie
i.
Stoke
City
2,
Arsenal
1.
ToUer.liam
Hotspurs
2,
Liverpool
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Aston
Villa
2.
Division
II
'
Birmingham
City
2,
Notts
.County
0.
Brentford
2,
Hull
City
1.
Cardiff
City
3,
Luton
Town
0.
Donca-ster
Rovers
1,
Barns-ley
2.
Everlon
1.
Sheffield
United
0.
Leeds
United
1,
Swansea
Town
1
Uie.
Leicester
City
4,
Queen's
Park
Rangers
0.
,
Nottingham
Forest
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Rotherham
United
4,
Bury
3.
Sheffield
Wednesday
3.
Coventry
City
1.
Southampton
1,
West
Ham
United
2.
SCOTTISH
I
KAtJl
E
Division
"A"
Celtic
2,
Particle
Thi.stie
1.
i
Dundee
1,
Hibernians
4.
1
East
Fife
3,
Airdrieonian.s
1.
Hearts
2.
Aberdeen
2
(tie).
Morton
7.
Stirling
Albion
1.
Motherwell
1,
R.nth
Rovers
3.
Queen
of
the
South
3,
St.
Mir-1
ren
1.
I
CHICAGO
Young
Pete
Convener's
debul
with
the
Chicago
B';ick
Hawks
as
a
National
Hockey
Lea
'tie
player
has
been
short
Jived.
Pete,
19-year-old
left
winger,
who
joined
the
Hawks
last
we
'k
from
the
amateut
ranks
of
Gall,
Ontario,
has
been
ordered
horn?
by
his
father.
Chancy,
a
or,i.r
Black
Hawk
manager,
who
'.:
Pet;
to
come
home
and
complete
;
his
schooling.
Just
watch
this
McCulloch
tut,oy
l
:
very
where
you
Ko,
you
ut
McCulloch
Cnli
Vou
ll
find
,
hem
working
in
thcbiggtsta
find
tlicm
in
the
hands
of
the
smallew
optriw,
U
liU-MtCtillucl.s
because
tlify'reeay,ou"
and
t-jsy
to
keep
running.
And
you
thtmld
wtW
Me
carry
Spare
Part
for
all
Me(
TUAK
siw
Authorized
Sales
and
Rcrvier.
CINCINNATI
Floyd
(Bill)!
!
Bevcns,
former
star
pitcher
of
i
J
New
Yoik
Yankees,
and
ltt
other
minor
league
players
were
draft-;
ed
by
11
major
league
teams
at
a'
cost
of
$159X00.
J
complrW.Kiwmlll.
Im-lurting
platform
hid
mw.
trnrlii.
riiblra
ntr
7ICE!
Pacific
Electri
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Box
1399
Ph.
Blwd
In
view
of
I
he
fact
that
the
name
Handyman
Service
can
becomr
too
easily
confused
-with
another
firm
of
similar
name,
henccfoith
our
business
will
be
known
as
Thursday's
Game:
King
Edward
E.
Jdhnson
2,
,13.
Johnson.
R.
Pierce,
R.
Peder-Iscn,
D.
Mcintosh
8.
T.
Adams
2,
j
1'.
Thorn.
K.
Hodgkinson
4,
J.
I
.unbie
6,
R.
Irvin.
F.
Johnson
4.
i
CC
Arrows
R.
Strand,
ft.
Ive-,son,
B.
Davidson,
J.
Morrison,
A.
brett,
D.
Leeman
l.'D.
Phillips,
G.
Warner
2.
M.
Fleming
5.
Saturday's
Game:
Arrows
D,
Leeman
4.
G.
Kenny
4,
J.
Morrison,
It.
Sykei,
M.
Homing
4.
R.
Strand,
D.
Philips.
A.
Brett,
B.
Davidson.
Ilelldiver.s
D.
McLeod,
B.
M--Leod,
Bowes
4.
Kilborn
1,
Forward.
Kelsey,
Stanwood,
Lugrm
3,
Lemon.
mi'i-ii.
wiuns
nun
nil
ncit-uurii's;
1
imlv
Chrynn'
Inittntriiil
rimhie
type
ftt.
serial
C,:14
10-50.
1
only
V8
Funl
nutine
r.d
I.
tiuul
mil-pli
le
Willi
triirwmlM.mii
nnd
cliiuns:
1
only
punt
tlrlll.
1
iinly
Vj.il
Ixn
with
miMyllauroiw
parts,
l
only
alanine
motor;
1
only
Jmrr:
saw:
1
only
lumlxT
sculf
rulr:
1
onlv
nrvnx
prun;
1
nhrtx
bmidp
sawmill:
1
only
camp
liousr;
I
l.m
Iocs
In
wnter
nli1
nt
rU
lo(rs;
UU
Jtim
IIP:
41
lo(
tut
and
bucked
lit
woodx.
:io
f,.pt;
bluck-Mintli
vine;
1
only
1
.
h.
power
saw;
Hjipion.
IllM
.'HM
I
Inch
roull
lunibi
r.
random
rlclOis
and
Ifneihs:
upprox.
7
Sou
f
Ji
M
2
Inch
lumlwr.
random
leiH',l.h.s
ithd
widths;
And
on
Tunolay
the
4th
day
or
December,
lli.11.
t
the
hour
of
t
:lc
nelo(k
in
the
altiTii(m.
ui
ihe
colli!!'
HOUSE
in
the
Vilhu'e
of
biihnn
LAKE.
UrlMMi
C'l.linnbia.
1
ill
oiler
lor
sale
by'
Pulillo
Alletloll
all
the
n;'ht.
title
nmlinlei-est
of
the
defendant
hi
the
above
k"Is.
Terms
or
Rale:
C,h.
And
tills
sale
shall
lie
subject
to
the
Social
Herurll
and
Monlcijail
Aid
Tax.
Dahsl
lit
Prince
lliip,
1
1,
nr.,
till;
Huh
day
or
November,
pi.'.l.
'
M
M
HIFPHINM.
Hhcrlir
of
Hie
t'otlnlv
'jt
Prince
Rupert
tN2l.K4.2H
1)1
:;lp
It
MR.
FIXIT
ItOSS
&
MAGNUSSEN
1174
Park
Ave.
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBES
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you
have
missed
your
popcr,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
offire
before
5
p.m.
AOVKKTIKINO
IN
THK
DAILY
WKWS
HR.JNUR
RKKULT8
i
Ran;;crs
1,
Third
Lanark
1
(tie).
lu
i'iiir
ixi:i!S
1
(Continued
from
page
5)
I
icrumo'ed,
h.
infills
loosely
from
i
the
hip.s,
knees
wobbling
Hi
!
'trainer,
Nick
S.'lilllcline
,
threw,
In
the
to.vcl.
I
Pl.At'K
,
unis
was
niine
of
a
wre-stHns
'than
a
boxin;;
bout
as
"Farmer"
i
.McKwun
lrom
the
first
knock-1
down
by
Charley
'Chuck"
Place;
in
the
Hr.it
round
kept
liusP.ig!
and
harijiiii"
on.
Rcleree
Start;
Mor.n
had
a
hard
time
with
this
I
fi'ht.
Trie
fighters
puslied,
rock-i
ed
and
woaldn't
break,
un'il;
P.uje
found
himself
between
the;
iropes.
'
Pia;e
got
a
little
mad
then.
!
With
a
bazarie
style
of
Jow
crouches,
booiiiT
and
weavirti;
a
la
Sui$ar
Ray,
and
even
tlanc-
'
ing
a
jig,
he
so
confused
hi
opponent
that
he
was
literally
.'knocked
out
of
the
ring.
i
i
In
the
last
of
tha
lour-round
I
;
bill,
McEwan
A'as
battered
f
rom
comer
to
corner,
from
ropes
to
!
ropes,
which
finally
found
him
'
staggi-rinjj
tiefenseicisly
at
the
!
bell.
STAt'EY
Chubby
Stacey
was
not
quite
i
It
CUTE
1
Van
laird,
(;rien
l'.J
Watts
ulitl
NickerMin'.s
i
FnzeiiV
M!ir'
FuiW1
i
Mti-Oim,
ait
Ave.
We.sl
tilii)
and
7UI
ll,-u.
liCMTi;
2
-
ICalph
Olsen,
ISlur
rA
lleiuiaii
8trii-';
H.'td
i;t
f.a.sl
hi
,'V;ii
('me
Ittll
Ti:
S
Victor
Masluilak.
l.;l
Av
Vt
:l
248-11177,
2nd
Ave
We.sl
fHl-Iti3
B,
j
iile
Mil
S:ie(t;
Hid
Ave.
r'llWeli
s
Mulurs
tu
v
;
We'd.
KOI'TK
4
Mvin
Nysliilt,
Itlue
C3
7tli
Ave.
We
t
704-U27:
1
h.Ave.
Wi
';t
J'iiI!"!!
.Street
7(l
H.o
k;
Tallow
Site
-t
W-t3
(
Ave.
KOt'TE
5Jlmmy
McLean,
Iteil
4th
Ave
V..'.
l')U-41;i;
!;Ih
Ave
Wi!
111'.
T
r
I
Wft
:tfWt-53?;
lJuiiMiiuir
Sireel
21I-4J4;
LVi;
h.ii'
r.-;.i:i
f'l.ue;
A
'i;
l'lace.
UCH
TE
6
rirftniir
Walker,
Clreen
K9
8lh
Ave.
West
1U3-537;
Ave.
ra.;l
110
rm,
1!
"
S'.Kit
113-708.
IKIl
lt:
7
C.lindiin
Smith,
lllue
S.'ll
All
of
.Section
2
ItOl
TK
8
Jimmy
Johit-.on,
Grrcn
Clil
wa'erfront
and
Pa.-illj
1'larr;
'CNIi-Fiilt:
PloaUsi.
,
KOI
TK
r
Melvin
Ujornson,
(ireen
1U
,
Cth
Ave.
Kat.
McD.
ide
to
Hays
Cove
C.rr'.c.
KOI
I
K
ltlltrtice
llnalil,
Green
71!
4lii
Ave.
V.:,t
237-73.,;
S'h
Ave
Ea;t
3ni-11S;
:
Kxst
1
l'J-24
,
3l-(i2U;
flu
(
uve
t'irile
KK:
(
S'rert
f
1
1-bIO;
Green
Strict
411-4IC
Kfr
S"
Young
Slrctt.
rtOl
TK
11
Leslie
Murdoch,
lilack
?M
Pirtrott
Ave.;
i.tt
and
2iul
Civrriiaik;
mm
t
PigBtitt
Place.
ROI'TE
12
Sammy
Alexander
llth
Ave.
East
333-1805;
Frederick
St.;
Slwbr
ROI'TE
1
1
Runny
Lliy,
(ireen
25S
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
Wtst
137-3411:
IS.
131-22ri;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave
Daily
Mew
Motors.
RCKTK
1Alleyn
liilchie.
IUak
KXH
5th
Ave.
We.it
('35-7:15,
74
1-745;
Pordcti
Street
.
.Street
Bi;;uar
Place.
ROI'TE
lfi
i
rank
Killxirn,
Cireen
f!77
4th
Ave.
East
121-234;
5th
Ave.
East
IM-
'
East
loa-0:..'l;
Bowht
Street.
ROI'TE
17
C
harlie
LiniMrom,
Crei
n
!!4
Cth
Ave.
West
210-539;
7th
Ave.
Wcl
West
221-528:
Lofbinlere
St.
721-728;
M-Bn
7114;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
Rood
enough
for
the
Prince,
I
George
.scrapper,
Ray
Davis,!
heavier
than
the
Rupert
fiRhlerl
by
nine
pounds.
The
three-1
t
,
lounder
ended
in
a
draw.
But
although
Davis
was
a
slugger!
and
nfjre
often
the
aggressor,
I
Stacey
neve.-
was
in
real
trouble.
He
covered
well,
counter-punched
effectively
and
held
Ins
own
all
the
way.
CAKLSON
r
Ait
Sen
ft
is
a
tough
fighter.
He
proved
it
last
night,
as
he
grinned
and
mercilessly
flattened
the
nose
of
Tiny
Carlson
.time
and
again
to
draw
streams
of
blood.
CO
in
W
J
f
V
V,
MMFN5
5MOPS
-
)
V
t,
'ris
r
KSB
MRIpAsS
V.
to
pick
Out
J
C
PON
T
MAKE
OtlKSCLF
...
T33
?
K
,p
crTTV
HOPPIBLE
MISTAKE
J
V.
rT
tL
(
YOU
FOP
PECOVEWNG
i
f!
"--
f
MV
WIFE'S
-
7
I
(
t-"P'.
I9i',
King
Features
Sv.,.KW.
In,
,
w,,,
fl,
;HSV
2-9
"fCUhtfj
$7
1
.
Jj
;
Knocked
down
twice,
first
In
a
few
.seconds
after
the
first
bell,
Carlson
recovered
quickly
and
mixed
it
hard.
Time
and
again
Tiny
tried
for
an
opening
ROI'TE
18-
Arvid
Hardin,
Klue
fifi"
,
en.
A
i.,,f
mid-
mh
Ave.
F.al
tM;'",'''',.
,
Aitr.
Ka.sl,
11100-1144:
lilth
I.it
'M-MK
Ilacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROME
ID
Jimmy
Johnsnn,
(Ireen
Clil
cth
Ave.
Eicsl
870-1140;
Amhrtwe
Ave
ROI'TE
20
Jack
Rtidlili.
Clrwit
731
8th
Ave.
East
l(l.itt-l44.
to
land
his
crushing
right
and
"once
or
twice
rocked
the
Masset
heavyweight
to
give
him
his
.share
of
trouble.
But
Carlson
dropped
his
guard
often
falling
font-
of
Senft's
vicious
uppercuts,
his
favorite
punch.
Carlson
seemed
nervous
at
.first,
but
this
cleared
away
aJ-i
ter
i
the
first
knockdown.
The
third
round
of
Uie
four-rounder
was
his
as
he
pushed
the
fight
1
most
of
the
way.
Senlt
came
,
back
in
the
la.st
round
to
win
the
decision.
j
While
one
uf
the
larKes-t
,
crowds
ever
to
burst
into
j
cheers
in
the
gymnasium
loved
the
whole
fight,
they
probably
i
loved
the
paperweights
foe
best.
I'rystay
and
Saunders,
given
a
draw
by
the
judges,
were
evenly
matched
and
mixed
it
well.
So
were
Watmough
and
Bury.
However
the
latter
had
the
edge
in
aggression.
He
forced
the
fight
mast
of
the
time,
giving
him
the
decision.
ROI'TE
21Jimmy
Munreheatl,
Red
3's
1n,l
An
u;,t
tits.ittU:
P.nk
Ave
l(Eri-22:
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROI'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
C.rern
487
(
.
8th
West
015-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
ROI'TE
21Brian
Robi-rls,
Black
4811
,.
3rd
A
2nd
Ave.
West
718-3rd
Ave.
am
mi
"
m
s(
1.
West
Iaily
News-Watts
and
Nickei-v"
ROI'TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
tireen
MO
f,th
Ave.
Ea.sl
1141-1470.
ROI
Tf,
2te-Frankie
Stewart,
Itlue
"fi
n,,vsl
"""
'
7th
Ave.
Ea.st
0ai-10tlfi;
1103
Ave.
92H-1154.
Judges
were
Sev
Dominate
ma
it
7yi,rS4,..nia.r
ll
irwv.
Orren
rotfC
and
Garnet
Hull;
referees,
Stan
Morin
and
Benny
Windle;
timekeepers,
Al
Manson
and
Gordon
Copeland.
6th
East,
McBridP-
"ays
Cove
Cirti'-
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
N1
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
nf
Sponsored
by
the
Elks,
the
carff'
was
officially
opened
by
District
Deputy
Grand
Exalted
Ruler
Vernon
Taylor
who
wished
Uie
club
ever
success
in
this
atal'-other
sporting
ventures.
Art
Murray
was
announcer.
aa
s1
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