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1951
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Light-heavyweight
champion
joe
Maxim
fccxed
Irish
Ejb
Murphy
dizzy
Weane-iday
night
to
retain
his
:rown
with
a
one-sided
15-rounJ
iecision
victory
ove'
the
San
Dugo
slugger
in
Madison
Square
Gz'.den.
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CLARENCE
ELDON
(Rags)
Raglan,
23-ycar-old
defence-man,
was
born
in
Pembroke,
Or.t.,
started
his
professional
carter
with
Indianapolis
in
1S4C,
goiiij;
u;i
to
Detroit
during
ia;;a
icawn.
Six-foct
one,
ho
weighs
177
pounds,
shoots
JIM
H.TER8.
29-year-old
right-winger
from
Verdun,
Que.,
(started
his
professional
career
with
"Philadelphia
In
1941,
and
was
with
Montreal
Canadlens
and
Boston
Bruins
tvfore
)oir.;;ig
Detroit
'.n
2949.
He
also
spent
three
years
In
the
Canadian
Army.
He
Is
live-foot
eleven,
1G5
pounds,
shoots
left.
He
scored
17
goals
and
had
21
assists
last
season..
I
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PHOTO)
JIM
McFADDEN.
31,
cantre.
entered
professional
ranks
in
1839
with
Portland
aod
was
out
of
professional
competition
from
1941
to
1948.
He
has
been
with
Detroit
lnce
late
In
the
1946-47
season
and
won
the
Calder
Trophy
the
following
season.
He
was
born
In
Belfast,
Ireland,
shoots
left,
is
five-foot
seven,
178
pounds.
Last
season
'
he
scored
14
goals
and
had
18
assists
In
the
regular
season.
CP
PHOTO
I
GEORGE
GEE,
centre,
started
his
National
Hockey
League
career
with
Hawks
In
1945,
staying
with
them
until
being
traded
to
Detroit
In
the
1948-49
Reason.
Born
in
Stratford,
Ont.,
Gee,
29,
Is
five-foot;leven,
130
puunUa,
shuolit
left.
He
started
his
professional
career
in
1941
with
Kansas
City,
returned
there
after
thrcv
years'
war
service.
In
1950-51
regular
season
he
scored
17
goals,
had
20
assists,
added
a
goal
and
an
assist
in
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
(CP
PHOTO)
GEORGE
CLARE
MARTIN,
29-year-old
delenceman,
is
a
native
of
Waterloo,
Ont.
Martin
joined
Boston
Bruins
in
1941,
then
spent
three
years
in
the
armed
forces.
He
played
with
Kwhey
and
Boston
before
g
jlng
to
Detroit
In
1940.
He
Is
five-foot
eleven,
170
pounds,
shoots
right.
He
scored
one
goal
and
got
six
assists
in
50
regular
games
last
season.
(CP
PHOTO)
'tip!
Western
International
Yakima
3,
Salem
4
Spokane
5,
Tri-Clty
1.
.
Tacorna
1-15,
Victoria
3-6
Wenatchee
1-2,
Vancouver
2-1
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
3,
San
Francisco
0
Seattle
2.
Los
Anereles
6
Oakland
2,
Sacramento
3
Hollywood
3,
San
Diego
1
National
League
Cincinnati
3,
New
York
4
St.
Louis
3-7,
Brooklyn
4-8
Pittsburgh
4,
Boston
5
Chicago
0,
Philadelphia
4
American
league
Washington
5,
Cleveland
4
Philadelphia
5-8,
Chicago
2-1
New
York
6,
Detroit
7
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
1
The
S.
D.
Brooks,
Kingcome
Navigation
Co.
tug,
called
in
prt
for
fuel.
.
left
.In
33
regulation
farnvs
,
last
season,
he
scored
3
goals
and
one
assist.
(CP
PHOTO)
1
Newgate,
famous
old
British
priion
demolished
in
1904,
was
founded
in
the
early
part
of
the
12th
century.
LONDON
(f-More
than
350
-
1
000
British
children
have
been
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
Hut
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phom
11
fur
Orders
Tu
Take
Out
mmodore
Cafe
football
act
and
u
iction
presented
with
badges
bearing
the
head
of
a
relndjer.
It
denotes
official
recognition
as
members
of
the
Royal
Society
for
the
Pre-entlon
of
Cruelty
to
Animals.
Battery
Takes
N.
Star
Trophy
Last
evening's
crucial
football
game
in
the
North
Star
competition
ended
in
a
one-goal
win
for
Heavy
Battery
who
gained
possession
of
the
handsome
trophy
for
another
year.
The
final
score
was:
Heavy
Battery
3,
Canadian
Legion
2.
Motor
vessel
Sidney,
from
Ketchikan,
unloaded
two
carloads
of
salmon
for
transshipment
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Heavy
Battery,
is
already
lining
up
a
strong
team.
oOo
Last
evening's
game
was
hard
fought
with
no
quart;r
asked
Dii'J
r.a
quarter
given.
Tho
brothers,
Da-row
ami
Billy
Gomez,
had
a
couple
of
battles
for
the
ball
with
Darrow
"ahead
o.l
points,"
but
not
by
many.
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Jal(orincf
for
j
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING:
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St.
rhcr."
649
The
football
game
for
Satur-!
day
evening
will
be
between
a
I
Greenville
native
team
and
a
reinforced
Heavy
Battery
eleven.
It
is
realized
that
the
city
mut
turn
out
a
Strang
eleven
to
meet
the
native
teams.
List
Sut-urday's
game
was
not
a
good
one
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
ft.
News
classified.
team
was
at
Neither
full
stinath
as
hnth
i:.rtPH
with
Dunbar,
Zaccarelli;
A.
Oomez,
M
as
prince
Kup2.'t
was
not
iull
strength.
I
odo
0
nine
players.
Plav
was
ragged
at
Georgeson,
D.
Gomez;
Cameron,!
the
start
and
then
from
Jack
'.
Je'rV
f
ora
.
a.verson.
I
White's
irood
Dass.
D
Murrav1
Canadian
Legion
Krause;
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Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shippine
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
this
Saturday's
fame
the
Heavy
Battery
will
provide
the
opposition
and
will
reinforce-their
ordinary
team
by
players
from
other
city
teams.
In
tills
way
the
visiting
native
team
will
be
assured
of
strong
oppo.Mioa
and
the
spectators
will
alij
sod
a
keenly
contested
match.
!;.'-row
Gomez,
captain
of
the
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effi
m
II
cient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
opened
the
score
for
the
Legion.
Sunberg,
Cunllffe;
B.
Oomez;
J.
i
Krause
saved
well
from
D.
Go-IBremner:
White,
Bowman,
Alex-:
rmz,
but
in
the
resulting
scramble
andei
'
D-
Murray-Cameron
fastened
on
to
a
loose'
!
tall
and
equalized.
Murray
was
FOOTBALL
COMMENT:
I
Just
too
high
with
a'
fine
drive.
Th-
game
v
as
well
fought
and
The
Battery
lost
one
of
their
'mproved
as
It
progressed
with
players
when
Zacarelll
'incurred
teamr
going
all
out
in
the
referee
Fife's
displeasure
and
second
half
and
giving
a
good
was
sent
off.
Sunberg
cleared
display
of
hard-fighting
foot-well
and
then
Cameron
added
ball.
Ford
(Sr
i
in
the
Battery
his
second
goal
with
a
fine
drive
goal
brought
off
many
good
to
put
the
Battery
ahead
for
the
savej.
Dunbar
was
very
reliable
first
time.
Ford
tSr.i
saved
and
fet
uo
a
good
goal.
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mm
for
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LIMITED
Cor.
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and
Park
Avenues
exciting
game
with
a
j,oal
possible
at
any.
moment.
Tlic
spectator-
had
first
class
mi
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I
1
Est
.910.
Phones
CO
and
C8
r
(haklly
but
got
the
ball
away.,re111
showed
good
football,
but
Sunberg
was
sound
and
Murray
I
talked
too
much.
The
rule
books
says
"accept
the
referee's
again
shot
high.
The
Battery
pres.-.-'d
on
and
decision
without
question;
It
Is
an
offence
to
show
dissent
by
STEAMER
Cameron
shot
wide.
Dunbar
took
tho
hall
r,
fl.,lrt
frnm
hiJWiril
(If
BCliOn.
Prince
Rupert
good
pals
Jerry
Ford
added
a
!
Otorgeson
was
always
a
thoughtful
defena
and
Dar-brought
r
th.rd
for
the
Battery.
Krause
j
off
a
sensational
save
rv;
,0ome.
'ahls
usua,'
hd-.'mm
Ford
when
ne
turned
the
,
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so".
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mlnd-
Alex
hard,
Plan
played
latter's
close-up
drive
against
W'Vv
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not
publiihd
or
displayed
by
duor
Control
Bcyrd
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia
SAILS
FOR
,
;
Vancouver
too.
Cameron
was
the
mast
dan
the
upright
from
where
It
re
bounded
Into
play
and
was
cleared.
i
Play
was
fast
with
thv
ball
being
taken
from
end
to
end
and
both
defences
being
tested.
iBowman
shot
wide.
Ford
(Sr.)
gerous
forward
and
got
two
goals.
Jerry
Ford
was
fast
but
missed
chances
by
failing
to
get
the
ball
unci-T
control.
Halver-son
tried
hard.
Krause'
kept
a
grand
goal.
"Monk"
Sunberg
turned
In
a
fine
game
at
back,
tackling
well
and
showing
good
ball
control.
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saved
three
times
in
succession
and
then
in
a
flash
Jerry
Ford
was
through
at
the
other
end
llffe
was
always
cool
and
ef-
only
to
be
dispossessed
by
Sun-
fecUve
B1Uy
"Oomea
dld
weU
bug
In
a
strong
driving
tackle.
Unusual
Values
and
Alexander
was
strong.
Bremner
was
fair.
The
forwards
lacked
finishing
drive.
White
was
good
and
Murray
got
a
good
Write
orCall
CITY
ok
DEPOT
OFFICE.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
654
1
goal
but
disappointed
at
times.
Bowman
was
fair.
Hack
came
the
Legion
and
Murray,
Bowman
and
Gomez
combined,
for
Oomez
to
score
a
second
goal
for
the
Legion.
Both
teams
tried
hard
for
another
goal
but
full
time
came
with
the
!
Battery
holding
on
to
their
one-goal
lead.
j
Referee
D.
Fyfe.
j
Teams:
I
Heavy
Battery
Ford
(Sr.);
MEN'S
Brogues
Purex
in
your
bathroom
It
mark
of
youi
car
and
discretion.
vn?
VwjWK.
3f
However,
all
players
must
be
congratulated
on
their
willingness.
It
Is
hard
to
play
when
short-handed
but
they
put
everything
they
had
Into
the
match
and
the
result
was
a
fast
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