Hriiite
Kuierr
Uoily
News
Thursday,
December
2"i,
iuii
f
ot
n
Rupert
Hoopsters
to
Race
In
Top
Northland
Tourney
Australia
Near
Win
j
Ilupert's
ail-star
hooosters
will
have
a
chance
I
this
season
at
top
basketball
honors
dished
out
in
jiallengers
Ready
to
No
Menace
best
pair
of
Ted
Schroeder
and
Tony
Trabert,
6-2
9-7,
6-3.
The
American
debacle
was
A
sad
disappointment
to
a
capacity
crowd
of
15300
at
White
City
Stadium.
They
had
anticipated
a
hard-fonght
match.
The
Australians
now
lead
two
matches
to
one
In
the
best-of-five
matches.
The
final
two
singles
matches
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
!
Juneau
in
February
at
the
annual
Gold
Medal
basket-
SYdney
Australia
(CP)
Aus
,
ball
tournament
which
decides
the
champion3
of
theltraiia
virtually
wrapped
up
the
BOXING
DAY
i-
"
!
north.
ureat
doubles
team
of
Frank
ace
i
op
d.u
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earn
is,,
11
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fit
v
4
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United
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.
.
Colchester
United
2,
Gilling-;
first
time
been
extended
to
'slaughtered
the
United
States
will
be
played
Friday
ham
1
i
Prlnr
ff
Runert
and
'
the
local
i
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,
f
tho
ri-Pfltrq
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rcnowiiea
ruman,
i(,
ol
nit
icditHi.
today
shrugged
oil
charges
that
Prince
Rupert!,
s"uKcrs
as
ca"
found
in
he
Is
a
menace
and
a
detriment
t-
a
J
"ir
wnn
a
snari
mm
Norwich
City
2,
Ipswich
Town
0
,
Basketball
Association
executive
j
Newport
County
3,
Shrewsbury
:
has
decided
to
enter.
Town
1
.,,..,
!
Competition
will
be
with
win-.
Plvmouth
Argyle
2,
Bristol
nm
tearns
of
tne
skagway.
et
nail
ifai"
cyci
,
dkfence
i
sounded
like
"i
n
play
hockey
my
ll
will
be
tomorrow!
T'
Rurert
tm
m
the;y."
f
,
,
i
past
have
olten
come
through
j
Reunited
on
Boston
Bruins'
t
and
trie
next
When
ion
top
because
of
their
ability
toP
line
with
Milt
Schmidt,
last
t
M.UKI
t;m
nn
UJJ
to
i
iu
the
inc
ton
'
'
sll
"th
oiber
guy"
when
year's
most
valuable
player
in
L(JIi.thln,s
K()t
tQuKn
Jn
fact
the
Nlltlorial
Hotkey
League,
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,'
,
,
...
Hnioes-KltKkwan
League;
Ju-
Ktadlng
5,
Aldershot
!
neau-Gaslineau
Channel;
Sitka;
Swindon
Town
2,
Millwayy
2
,
Angoon.Kake;
Petersburg.
,tier
Wranaell
Ketchikan.
Metia-
all
all
15.
C
nOol)
ability
brought
the
first
provln-
I
Ezmicki
seems
interested
only
in
'
katla
and
the
University
of
Al-
I
.
.
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Held
at
Juneau,
dates
of
the
the
shoulders
of
Davis,
Olson,
I
tering
him
in
all
directions
at
urvisian
it
uwinrrn,
tournamen
are
February
24,
25.
i
uraoiord
city
S,
namax
aown,
,
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u
h
.
Los
w,
it,,
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in
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l:ic
2
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k
rtrantn
nnt
nf
a
hat
and
each
.....i
ihoir
wn.
I
Challenger
line-up.
Their
ioo!
He
Is
dedicated
particularly
to
English
League,
First
Div.
Blackpool
2,
Liverpool
0
I
Derby
County
2,
Huddersfield
i
Town
1
j
F'ulham
3,
Manchester
United
i
'3lei
I
Manchester
City
3.
Chelsea
1
Middlesbrough
3,
Stoke
City
0
Newcastle
United
2,
Sunderland
2
itiei
Portsmouth
1,
Arsenal
1
lire)
j
Preston
vs
Burnley
match
postponed
(wet
grounds)
j
Tottenham
Hotspur
2,
Charlton
Athletic
3
!
West
Bromwich
Albion
3,
Bol-!
ton
Wanderers
2
j
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,'
Aston
Villa
2
.
j
Second
Division
Cardiff
3,
Swan.ca
Town
0
Coventry
City
3,
Bury
0
Everton
1,
Duncaster
Rovers
1
tttoi
Hull
City
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
0
Leeds
United
2,
Leicester
City
1
Luton
Town
6,
West
Ham
United
'
1
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
Queens
Park
Rangers
1,
Barns-ley
1
(tie
l
Rotterham
United
1,
Birmingham
Citv
2
Sheffield
United
1,
Notts
County
0
j
will
He
stopping
Eilers'
Bell,
!
manhunt
for
Ted
Llnd.say,
star
can
turtle
by
the
Munroe
and
Forsyth
a
man-
le"
wing
of
Detroit
Red
Wings.
V
-esslons
this
year's
all-llie
i)b
M
tnese
Vancouver
men'Ew
since
last
season,
when
.',
n'ri
readv
tmih
1
are
Just
on
tne
human
Ride
of
i
Undaay
carved
Ezinicki
across
Chesterfield
2,
Chestern
0
Accrington
Stanley
5,
Darlington
Gatecrtead
1.
Carlisle
United
1
fttei
Grimsby
Town
2,
Scunthorpe
United
2
Hartlepools
United
2,
Mansfield
team
plays
one
game
each
of
the
six
days.
This
is
an
amateur
event
and
professional
players
be
Unqualified.
The
tournament
I
sponsored
by
the
Juneau
Lions
Club.
Each
team
will
be
allowed
10
players.
This
Is
no
guarantee
of
expenses,
but
the
sponsors
will
pay
the
net
proceeds
to
teams
travelling.
alnl
accurate.
Around
,
"
,
.
,
,
"
'
"
-;ve
'
out
stupor
Wild
Willie
has
sought
t
wrp
there
is
a
great
deal
Ro"ng
the
Rupert8
?
"W
,
Minn
'
"
hut
verv
little
rsfiuad
Ls
Herb
Morgan,
who
sup-
to
square
matters
on
Ice.
!
outcome
which
I
P"
perience.
His
age
may
be
But
he'll
never
get
the
chance,
f
4
as
ndrtminate
as
Jersey
Joe's
according
to
Detroit
coast
Tom-I,
..,..e
,i
whether
lipthM
or
or
not
not
Prln-e
nm
1
.
,
Ivaa
1
the
u
my
f
.
-
.'
....
It.
is
startlinir
"Why
should
I
risk
a
$75,000
player
like
Ted
against
a
wild
!
man?"
Ivan
says.
I
So
Lindsay
and
his
Uncinates,
W
C.R.
Jones
and
D
D
Carr-Harris
Wt
by
plane
for
yesterday.
Town
0
Oldham
Athletic
1,
Rochdale
1
(tie)
Souport
4,
Wokington
2
Stockport
County
4,
Crewe
.
Alexandra
2
Tranmere
Rovers
3,
Barrow
1
Wrexham
4,
Lincoln
City
2
York
City
1,
Bradford
0
.
Scottish
I.eagne,
DiT.
A
Dundee
3,
Partick
Thistte
1
Division
K
Dunfermline
Athletic
2,
Queens
Park
0
That
the
icuai
men
can
handle
one
big
man
was
evident
in
the
Fentieton
series
last
year
when
highly
appointed
Chuck
Kaitt
was
completely
nonplussed
by
Olson
and
the
key-sweeping
activities
of
Seherk
and
Spring.
This
same
Penticton
team
boasted
a
hume
town
win
over'
Eilers.
dmmpion.snips
ai
me
enn
I
.
season.
I
.(..M-iitatlve
of
the
minor,
I
m
challengers
must
re-I
the
underdoes
at
least
f
the
final
whistle
Saturday
,-rvcM
at
the
last
few
prac-
4
---ii)iis
have
seen
in
action
5
:r.cst
shooting
aggregation
J
.pert's
hoop
history
with
4
-Ksjiect
to
such
stars
as
'Wings
over
the
interior'
'
;id
Abf
I
and
Gtj.'die
Howe,
are
;
replaced
for
lesa
scintillating
players
every
time
Boston
coach
,
Lynn
Patrick
throws
on
E,i-nicki.
i
What
does
E:inicki
think
of
1
this
state
of
affairs?
i
"Ill
answer
that
my
way,"
Siuthamnton
2,
Brentford
1
I
FLY
But
a
line
of
sxyscrapers
is
Ezza-
a
deceptively
power-another
situation
never
before,
ful
fellow
of
170
pounds
on
a
encountered
here
and
it's
any-j'l"
frame.
lord.
Lindsay
and
Beynon
u'.nir
era.
But
today's
fo
Terrace
the
Schcrks.
Flatcn
,
,
,
.
-
,
a
ni
r
npn
nf.
thp
f
nlnTihil
utl
and
Webster
present
"
,
.....
.
.
rimmi
f'lnh
wnkKfiwiH
u
Tillable
an
array
ot
oask-i
For
a
clean
engine
I
switched
to
(Tlarvclubc
MotoTif
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
conditions
with
Marvelube
th
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
foB
correct
lubrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
H
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasIvS
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
youll
-
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
-
J
CVI
rtLlTBJ
Will
UC.
j
J
'
'
Regardless
of
the
outcome,
jln
the
Pnng
and
summer
it's
certain
the
games
will
be
i
months,
Toronto-born
Ezinicki
worth
seeing
and
if
the
Chal-
nevor
seems
too
eager
to
return
lengers
approach
the
height
of
I
t0
hockey.
In
each
of
the
last
nn.it
Derlormances.
the
visitors
I
two
seasons
he
held
out
for
no
other
reason
than
there
was
still
a
lot
of
good
golf
weather.
EiiliiicKi
has
played
for
two
may
return
to
their
home
court
with
a
goose
egg
the
fate
of
every
visiting
Vancouver
team
here
in
the
past.
To
PrinteVorge
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kilimat
and
Kemano
Daily
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
big
league
coaches,
Happy
Day
Hockey
Scores
WEDNESDAY
Detroit
0,
New
York
I
Montreal
3,
Toronto
2
Pacific
Coast
Edmonton
4,
Calgary
2
Saskatoon
1,
New
Westminster
6
Vancouver
3,
Victoria
2
Okanagan
Vernon
2,
Kamloops
5
Ktlowna
6,
Penticton
2
Western
International
Spokane
4.
Nelson
3
TUESDAY
National
Chicago
6,
Boston
2
New
York
1.
Detroit
2
Pacific
Coast
Saskatoon
8,
Vancouver
4
4
22
hFOR
THE
FESTIVE
SEASON
in
Toronto
and
Patrick
in
Boston.
Day
now
is
a
trouble-shooter
in
the
Maple
Leaf
organization.
"Every
time
I
see
Day,"
Patrick
says,
"he
asks
me:
'How's
Ezzy?'
And
then
he
busts
out
laughing.
But
Ezzy
isn't
so
funny
to
a
lot
of
players
who
get
careless
when
he's
on
against
them.
No,
sir
he's
not
a
"bit
funny."
CHRISTMAS
DAY
j
Kagfih
League,
Div.
1
j
Arsenal
4.
Portsmouth
1
;
Astitn
Villa
3.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3
(tie)
Bolton
Wanderers
3.
West
Bromwich
Albion
2
Preston
North
End
2,
Burnley
0
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Charlton
Athletic
0
Manchester
City
3,
Chelsea
0
Huddersfield
Town
1,
Derby
County1
I
(tie)
Liverpool
I,
Blackpool
1
(tie)
Manchester
United
3,
Fulham
2
Newcastle
United
4,
Sunderland
1
Division
II
B:irnsley
3,
Queens
Park
Rangers
1
Birmingham
City
4,
Rotherham
United
0
Southampton
2,
Brentford
1
Coventry
City
2,
Bury
0
Doncaster
Rovers
3,
Everton
1
Leeds
United
2,
Leicester
City
1
Notts
County
3,
Sheffield
United
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Notts
Forest
1
(tiei
Swansea
Town
1,
Cardiff
City
1
niei
West
Ham
United
3,
Luton
Town
0
Division
III
(Southern)
Bournemouth
3,
Leyton
Orient
2
Bristol
Rovers
4,
Port
Vale
1
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
2,
Crystal
Palace
1
TAKE
f
'I
1
wcfL
VJ
fSe
sgn
that
says
(Ssso)
Rangers
End
FOR
GRANTED
to
stop
for
B.C.
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Phone
Black
907
Phoi.e
133
V?
Win
Streak
Rememberwhen?
Lester
Patrick
was
named
president
of
New
York
Rangers
of
the
National
Hockey
League
j
and
president
of
Madison
Square
Garden
18
years
ago.
Hockey
player,
coach
and
executive,
a
I
master
ice
strategist,
he
received
a
great
tribute
from
a
large
For
Detroit
j
NEW
YORK
V
New
York
;
Rangers
played
the
role
of
giant
:
killers
Wednesday
night,
ending
;
Detroit
Red
Wings'
nine-game
winning
streak
by
edging
the
Na
"
r7
.,.
gathering
of
hockey
notables
at
Kingston,
Ont.,
In
1947
when
presented
with
the
scroll
of
membership
in
hockey's
Hall
of
Fame.
it
tional
Hockey
League
leaders
1-0
;
in
New
York.
Montreal
Canadiens
at
the
i
same
time
won
their
first
game
-r.i
X
!
of
the
season
on
Toronto
ice
as
i
they
came
up
with
a
two-goal
'third
period
rally
to
defeat
the
!
Map)
Leafs
3-2.
IoedCawert
out
n
7
W
'Whisky
A
...
Results
left
Detroit
leading
Toronto
by
13
points,
with
Montreal
only
three
points
back
of
Toronto
In
third
place.
A
crowd
of
13.55(5
largest
of
the
season
In
Madison
Square
Garden
saw
the
exciting,
hardhitting
game
that
squelched
the
Wings'
winning
skein.
Ed
Siow-inskl
scored
the
only
goal
in
the
first
period
and
the
-
Rangers
completely
outplayed
Detroit
for
the
remainder
of
the
game.
The
loss
was
the
first
for
Detroit
away
from
home
this
season.
Red
Wings
had
been
unde-teaterl
in
all
14
previous
games
on
the
road,
equalling
the
record
set
in
1929-30
by
the
Boston
Bruins.
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