Aft
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
1,
1951
1OUS6
effects
CSioII
orrison
eoger
ers
have
taken
o
rating
the
fighteTs.
In
the
top
bracket
are
Harry
Watson
ana
terme
f.ainan
Toronto,
Jack
Stewart
oi
Chicago,
Jack
Evans
of
New
York,
Gordie
Howe
of
Uetio.t
and
fliperf
ftwe
Win
Three
As
Marshall
Scores
TKO
of
Boston
and
Ted
Lindsay
of
Detroit.
J
Lindsay
himself
doesn't
think
mm
Richard
belongs.
"He
hasn't
picked
on
my
majij
(Gordie
Howe)
in
four
yearsi"(
says
teniae
Ted.
"or
ever
since
JJ
Gordie
did
a
paint
job
on
his,ii
Lady
Byng
Trophy
when
there
is
a
stick
in
your
face?"
Laprade
took
issue
wi'Ui
Sid
Abel,
Detroit
Red
Wing's
caa-
Hockey
Sock
Gels
Bullish
fiichard.
In
the
lighter
class
I
tain,
who
had
observed
reecntly
thai
big-league
hockey
was
be
T9
are
such
Tigers
a.;
Bill
EzlaickJ
!
face.'
IAf)
Hockey
'a
I
j
NEW
YORK
i
soi
k
exchange
coming
,tame.
I
lias
turned
bull-
Prince
'Rupert
Elks'
Club
boxers
nabbed
a
draw'
and
three
wins
last
night
from
four
Prince
George
entries
in
the
first
inter-city
amateur-fight
card
staged
here
which
ended
in
a
decision
for
Billy
"Mouse"
Morrison
against
Mike
Ratzo
in
the
final
Additional
Sport
on
Page
6-
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'Pt
that
there
is
York
York
Ln
Rangers,
has
fkPmS''
got
into
N,?,"e
tne
Who
checking
wants
that?
into
the
boards.
"i
a,.r--
.,
.
i
,
-
Since
Abel
raised
his
com-
m"in
h
clean.
plalnti
Mjnt.-eal'S
Maurice
Rich-
lL
SX,!'iS
VJ1
he,rd
flattened
Toronto's
Bill
P9J
.p.jp.,l"Tif!''
TP
one
punch.
And
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
thera
have
been
other
four-star
scraps
in
every
other
National
Hockey
League
game.
The
play-
i.iii
auu
engaged
in
nis
urst
liitiC
duel
on
the
Madison
Square
Garden
ice
against
205-pcund
a
us
Kyle
of
Boston
main
event.
Before
a
crowded
full
house
of
800
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Morrison,
1951
Daily
Province
Golden
Gloves
middleweight
champion,
outfought
Prince
George's
RaUo
three
rounds
to
two
in
the
five
2-mlnute
rounder.
Ratzo
had
challcniied
Morrison
for
an
t
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nyj
y
yi
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t
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Bruins.
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Cjviously
Kyle,
a
former
Ranker,
never
expected
the
gentle
;
Fort
William
player
to
throw
a
'punch
because
hr
hud
never
Billy
"Mouse"
Morrison
unofficial
B.
C.
championship
j
fight
last
summer,
Anothpr
1!)51
finIHon
r.invi.J
first
few
telling
body
.
.
1
witnessed
such
an
event
before,
punches
Tne
.,ignt
cross
landcd
hlph
y
:
:
t
s
P'y
.
"
champion
lightweight
Andy
Marshall
-won
a
TKO
from
Rene
Michaiid
In
one
mtnnte
and
40
second
of
the
second
round
of
a
scheduled
iour-rounder.
Mi-chaud's
trainer,
Nick
Schinelinir.
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
6:15
n.m.
JUNIOR
'
Mansons
vs
Beavers
7
:30
p.m.
INTKKMKIHATE
Hi-Green
vs
Fashion
8:45
p.m.
SENIOR
G.
ti
A.
vs
Rainmakers
threw
in
the
towel
as
his
fighter!
Kyle
s
cheek
and
snapped
his
head
back.
"1
do
not
care
to
be
hiih-sticked,"
Laprade
said.
"I
was
provoked
-not
once,
but
twice.
The
first
time
I
was
in
a
face-off,
and
he
came
charging
at
mc
wiih
his
el'jows.
I
never
liked
Kyle,
even
when
lie
was
a
teammate."
Reminded
that
the
ensuing
penally
might
ruin
his
chances
of
regaining
the
Lady
Bvng
trophy,
plus
.the
which
goes
with
it,
Laprade
fhruKged:
"Who
can
tlii;;k
about
the
by
Morrison.
The
bell
came
too
soon
at
the
end
of
the
third
or
it
might
have
been
a
KO
win
for
Morrison.
The
crowd
yellecl
for
it.
He
had
Ratzo
Staggering
and
weaving
against
(he
ropes,
gloves
covering
his
head,
as
one
after
the
other
Morrison's
right
ripped
into
his
body.
In
the
final
TOund,
Ratzo
came
back
with
his
rushing
and
flailing
in
the
first
half
minute
but
Morrison
was
wise
to
his
tactics
and
dodged
easily.
Again
Ratzo
weakened
and
the
crowd
clamored
for
a
knockout.
But
it
didn't
come.
Ratzo
hugged
and
hung
on
and
Referee
Windle
had
a
hard
time
keeping
the
fighters
apart.
It
was
evident
Ratzo
was
more
ring-wise
than
his
onno-
'
Chuck
Place
'
luueu
aeiensele.ys
in
the
middle
of
the
ring.
Chuck
Place,
a
third
Golden
Gloves
entry
last
spring
and
semi-finalist
losing
to
Barney
Orace,
narrowly
missed
knocking
out
his
opponejit
in
the
fourth
and
final
round
as
Ben
Farmer"
MeEwan
sank
to
his
knees
at
the
bell.
In
tho
welterweight
division,
Prince
Rupert's
Chubby
Slacey
was
given
a
draw
in
a
fierce
J'Ulil
IU
KOTICK
is
lie'''by
Riven
h
tti
e'c-lofh
nt
the
Municijiiilily
pf
(he
City
of
Prince
Rujvit
i'nat
I
require
th
pre'ence
oi
the
said
electors
at
the
.Office
of
'lie
City
Clerk,
Cit
y
Ha'l,
Fulton
Street,
on
the
.vixth
dny
of
December
1951,
at
ten
o'clock
a
m.,
for
the
purpose
ot
o'ecling
person
to
icprescfil
them
as
Mayor,
Aldermen,
School
Trustees
and
Pur
k
Commlisioiir.s.
The
mode
of
nomination
of
candidates
shall
be
as
follows:
Tho
car.d
dales
shall
be
nominated
in
wrilinu;
the
Vi
riling
shall
be
subscribed
by
two
electors
of
the
municipality
as
prcposer
and
seconder,
and
shall
be
delivered
to
the
Returning
Officer
at
any
time
between
the
date
of
the
notice'
and
twelve
o'clock
noon
of
the
day
of
nomination;
the
said
v-
riliny
may
lie
in
the
form
imnibeivd
3
in
the
Schedule
of
the
"Municipal
Elections
Act,"
and
shall
state
the
names,
re
idence,
and
occupation
or
cie.se;
iption
of
each
prrpo.B'd,
in
juch
manner
as
sufficiently
io
identify
such
andkta.v;
and
in
the
event
of
a
poll
being
necessary,
such
po'.l
Kim
1
be
opened
-on
the
thirteenth;
day
of
December
1S5J,
at'
t'lie
Civic
Centre',
"corner
of-MeBride
Street
and
Second
Avenue,
of
which
ewry
person
is
hereby
required
to
take
notice
and
govern
himself
accordingly.
Given
under
my
hand
at
Prince
Rupert
this
28th
day
Oi
Kovem
her,
1931.
i.
v
'"-V
I
Art
Scnft
Billy
Watmough
and
Billy
Saunders
and
Doug
Pry.stay
ended
in
a
druw.
MOKKISON
i
Suffering
a
knockdown
in
the
GIFT
WRAPPING
three-round
fistic
battle
with
second
round
against
a
sudden
savage
onslaught
by
Ratzi
Mor-
nent
Dut
Morrison
has
the
heart
,
rison
seemed
momentarily
shak-
of
a
"S"!.".
j
en
and
in
some
trouble.
In
the
MARSHALL
'
ursi
round,
the
17-year-old
Booth
Memorial
High
School
student
also
suffered
a
few
blows
from
a
fast
and
rushing
Ratzo.
Rene
Michaud,
weighing
175
1
to
Andy
Marshall's
163,
started
;
off
with
such
savage
speed
that
it
looked
like
Marshall
was.
Ray
Davis.
Staeoy
weighed
142,
giviny
nine
pounds
to
Davis.
.
From
Masst,
heavyweight
Art
Senft
won
easily
iiom
Prince
Rupert's
Glenn
"Tiny"
Carlson,
taking
three
of
the
four
rounds.
Carlson
wa
knocked
clown
twice,
once
in
the
first
minute
of
the
first
round.
But
he
recovered
remarkably
ami
mixed
it
hard
lh
Senlt,
an
experienced
f.(liter
and
Golden
Gloves
lontendi
r
since
1!)17.
Carlson
Now
is
Un;
time
to
.'hop
for
your
Colored
Cellophane
Paper,
Christmas
Seals.
Tinselled
String,
Christmas
Scotch
Tape
and
othef
Gift
Wrapping
Novelties.
"3
out
n
was
a
uiuerent
story
i
tangling
with
more
than
he
bar-after
the
sUrting
bell
of
the:
gained
for.
The
light-heavy
third.
Concentrating
on
body
j
champion
looked
surprised
when
blows
and
in-fightmg,
Morrison
early
in
the
first
round
his
Jaw
was
a
steady
aggressor,
often
was
rocked
solidly
by
Mirhaud
baCk
t0
1iS
eSr"
0Wnj
But
Marshall
strengthened
his
'
i
-
h
f
,
.J
,
B
'H
R.
W.
LONG,
Heturnihg
OHicc
j'
bUUUAUJL..jiIim
-mUUM
LU.
uas
a
finalist
in
the
last
B.C.
I
Referee
Benny
Windle
did
a
(o.den
Gloves
tournament.
good
Job
keeping
the
boys
apart.
Curtain
raisers
ih
the
paper-
And
it
was
a
Job,
too,
for
Ratzo
weight
division
saw
two
bouts
hung
on
butting
and
tugging
after
each
of
which
enthusiastic
"'ore
than
boxing
in
the
last
and
cheering
crowds
threw
three
rounds,
showers
of
silver
change
from
Ratzo
proved
to
be
a
vicious
the
ialcony,
ringside
and
floor
fighter
at
times,
rushing
in
'''ats.
hard,
but
most
of
his
blown
Dick
Bury
won
a
dccis.on
o.ci"
landed
ineff
eel
vely
after
tire
minnaiue
ui
ir.j
in
tne
second
round.
Crouching,
weaving
in
and
out.
the
Rupert
fighter
took
no
chances
but
dove
In
quick
when
he
saw
an
opening.
It
all
happened
in
a
neutral
corner,
so
fast
it
was
hard
to
say
what
took
place.
Suddenly
Michaud
looked
blank,
took
two
hard
rights
to
the
head
and
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