1
frke
Rupert
Boy
Double
Winner
In
Golden
Gloves
Boxing
Townsmen
llimo
...
I
Af
flf
ATI
ie
ootlln-
etin
.u-
!
-
-
inrri5on
ornson
juif.es
nod
weT
liviuiun
rawllk
of
Van,,,-.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
23,
1051
aa
n
lottcspiie
Wdits)
Cup
assist.
'
The
game
was
marred
early
in
the
second
period
when
Canadiens
'rookie
Bobby
Dawes,
formerly
of
Toronto,
suffered
a
compound
fracture
of
the
right
Ivg
while
checking
Ted
Kennedy.
Penalties
were
few.
Barilko
and
Tom
Johnson
had
an
altercation
in
the
third
period
and
Hudson's
Bay
Club
UNrqUALUD
CONTEST
BiJt
it
was
the
Morrisoo-Bianco
bout
that
caught
the
fancy
of
more
than
400
enthusiastic
fans
who
watched
a
show
unequalled
in
Golden
Glove
history
here.
They
watched
Morrison
calmly
avoid
Bianco's
p
o
w
e
r
1
u
1
thrusts,
watched
the
Prince
Rupert
kid
as
he
smiled
as
Bianco
tried
vainly
to
limd
one,
watched
Champ
I
By
HON
BROWN
Marshall
Light
Jleavj
weight
Til
list;
Jlancy
Entry
Jioldt'ii
I!oy
'
final
bout,
Friday
nigh,,.
Place,
always
courageous,
had
sound'v
decisioned
veteran
Fred
Four'iy
from
Goldbridge.
Grace
scored
two
big
victories
Friday
night
and
was
touted
is
the
1851
Golden
Boy
an
awar-1
he
won
la,t
yea
but
all
that
wa,s
changed
in
the
last
fight
r.t
the
gloves,
when
Grate,
from
im.
Elks'
Bowling
Championship
F.
Vigor
was
singles
winner
while
L.
Garner,
and
C.
Nixon
Kin
drew
two
minute
benchings.
When
Billy
Reay
tried
to
interfere
and
jolted
a
linesman
hv
was
handed
a
ten-minute
new
Westminster
m..t
T,
Pti,.
f,.
Vj
V
,
i
wv
uouoies
nooors
in
uie
b.ikk
B
Overtime
Contest
Dramatic
Series
Fifth
I
Ends
i
,,,.,,,,
c,
.
.i""-
Ullrti
round
and
theervd
fANtOUVLn
(Specii;!
when
Mo-riwo
started
to
scoie
liailv
ti.,M
News)
V,nl
Hill
Ti
i
11
i
"-watedjy
with
bis
left.
wciKht
final.
tle
end
of
the
week,
Scoop
Bury
copswiatioa
was
winner
of
a
award,
'
wara
was
satisfied
with
Morrison's
slwwhijj
but
quick
to
"nitse"
Morrison,
lei-
The
final
climax
of
the
evening
was
the
presentation
of
the
i
Stanley
Cup
by
President
Clar-,
cr.w
CaiupU-U
to
Captain
-Ted
t-.
,
VOUU,
OUt
Mnusn
nr,vr
if
...
Palmei
saVe
Grace
a
toussh
fiRht
and
was
worth
(he
victory
anJ
the
Golden
Bov
award.
But
Plae
lijke
Carlson
has
mining
to
ie
asiiametl
ef.
He
just
(a
i)
into
one
of
the
best
filters
in
the
i-loves.
The
lnrye
rrnurrle
Miroa
iv.a
TORONTO.
-Toronto
Maule
Leafs
Sat
.urdav
The
final
results
were:
Sii.gies
F.
Viger
019;
J.
605;
J.
Graham
545.
Doubles
L.
Garnw
and
C.
-olU
iTince
ku
pert,
wah
his
-wit
hand
'jdleweight,
won
the.
""Itl,?,t
id
w
an
air
tight
cw-Int
for
the
best
left!
nZ
i
in
11-.3
62-ent.y
Vancouver
th
his
right,
it's
murder."
night
-von
the
most
exciting
and
dramatic
Stanley
Cup
z-erie
in
history.
They
defeated
the
Montreal
Canaoiens
3
to
2
to
take
the
great
hockey
classic
four
Prince
Rupert
boy
and,
if
Wa
d
keens
hie
wm-H
nkm,i
i.m...,
.
Dixon
1079;
C.
McEwen
and
A.
Olsen
1070;
E.
Davis
and
J.
Graiiam
1057.
prumue
Golden
Gloves!""
"
W
Carlson,
Prln
?r
:
;ttUUeri.S
Mnno
i
u
(Saturday
night.
heavy-i
his
boyS
doWn
ners
3f;ain
next
If,
;
'
;
'
I
i
award
wa?
a
cinch
after
weight
division
did.
all
right
for
the
first
two
rounds
aijainst
var.
everybody
wiu"be"watchin.'
them.
crew-cut,
kid
won
the
Baseball
Scores
Gloves
title
and
B..G.
Kennedy.
tt
was
the
seventh
time
th
Maple
Leafs
had
won
the
cup
1932,
1942,
1945,
1947.
1948.
1949.
First
peii-d
No
score.
Second
period
1.
Montreal
Richard
i
McPherson
i,
8:58
l'
Toronto,
Sloan
'Kennedy)
'
12
"
.ven.
Third
period
2.
Montreal
Megf
r
(Harvey)
4:47.
2,
Toronto'
PUap
(Smith.
Bentley),
1928
Penalties.
Barilco,
Johnson
and
Re-"
imisc,;.Hlurti,
10:30
Ovf-rtime-3.
Toronto,
Barilco
(Meeker,
Watsoni,
2:53.
Barilco
Sloan
and
McNeill
rf,.i..J
luionship
in
his
division
games
to
one.
All
live
games
were
overtime
contests.
The
issue
was
settled
in
two
-
minuUs
53
seconds
of
the
first
time
when
tne
Miip,
Leafs
ban.
BUI
Ban
ko
lebbed
in
a
high
one
mnn
r
,
n,
h
w
n
Mph
hP
mfr
vi
thC
'
a"d
"et;
denied
Tod
Sloan
scored
from
Sy
Sld
Smith
and
Max
Bentley
in
a
Hairy
Watson
wauon
terrific
attack.
CPORf
iius
stunning
upset
victory
Long
Bianco,
odds-on
fav-
!
ircm
Vancouver
s
Active
r.-ison's
fine
left
jab
woii
crown,
particularly
one
I
xoroiHu
nau
ii
snois
on
goal
Tha
fi
,
,.,
.
,.
,
y
McNeil
turned
in
an
n',i
Mauri(;e
m,h
set
t)
amazing
goal
keeping
Rerform-
,jrl
Zith
I
hm,,,.'!,
1
SCORED
WINNING
GOAL
...
Bill
Barilko
"
".
uri,mivi
i
the
;J,ars
of
the
game.
ance.
SUNDAY
National
Brooklyn
4.
New
York
5.
Boston
5,
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
10,
St.
Louis
5.
Pittsburgh
7,
Cincinnati
5.
(Second
game
rain.)
American
Philadelphia
5-4,
Boston
6-7.
Detroit
i,
Chicago
3.
New
York;
at
Washington
lain.
St.
Louis
3-3,
Cleveland
10-4.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
5-3.
San
Francisco
OHOTS
Newca,stle
United
have
a
ready
made
alibi
if
they
Ipse
to
Blackpool
in
the
cup
final
at
Wembley
on
Api;il
28.
The
on!ji
chance
of
a
setback,
Newcastle
officials
insist,
will
be
the
possible
Influence
of
a
jinx
imposed
by
none
other
than
the
Football
Association,
governing
authority
of
English
professional
soccer.
The
so-called
"iinx"
whip
aa
assist
oy
Jacic
McPherson.
jjig
left
hand
to
Bianco's
I
jaw
in
the
third
rouro
I
iAtit!
decided
the
bout
a?
i;
Hie
surprised
Bianco
to
itjiivas
for
a
nine-couni.
ke
if
'
Mouse''
had
had
a
more
time
he
would
have
itd
again
for
a
possible
ecu.
ekkkr
oi
fori
Alberui
hrj
appeared
a
shoo-in
uotil
the
foxv
Biggs
f
howed,
a
little
life
in
the
third
round.
The
crowd,
Impatient
with
th"
lack
of
action,
urged
the
two
fighters
tj
mix
more
and
undoubtedly.
Carlson
tried
but
Biggs
would
have
none
of
It
always
showing
a
great
respect
for
the
Priuce
Rupert
boy
Coach
Wa-d
had
a
good
word
for
Carlson,
loo.
"The
big
crowd
made
hini
nervous."
he
said
"whv
he
was
actiuxllv
tr-miblinii
in
th?
rin?
but
vou'U
ee
chanpe
in
him
next
year"
tiOI.DEX
Roy
'
Rur.ertV
fourth
entry.
light-1
weight
Chuck
Place
had
the
mis-Vtwne.
to
enfer
the
touches!,
:l
ws
of
1
lip
bit'
tournament.
The
135-pound
cla.sn
produced
both
the
Gulden
Bov
and
l.h..
The
Canadiens
twice
had
the
lead
and
were
ahead
2
to
1
until
the
.lait
muiute
of
regulation
.
Sloan
evened
it
up
when
he
ripped,
right
Uirough
on
a
pass
from
Ted
Kennedy.
Canadiens
took
the
lead
on
a
North
AmeriT
8''0Ups
ln
flukv
goal
bv
Paul
Mcagar
early
Mont
aPPea
red
I:i
in
the
third
on
Doug
Harvey's
1851
BStn
late
in
."lit
wrapped
up
In
a
request
from
the
i
13-6.
I
Seattle
4-9,
Portland
3-9.
!
Hollywood
u-4.
Los
Anueies
issiMauon
that
the
team
should
trot
out
on.
the
Wembley
pitch
before
the
ga.e
of
.'nine
100,000
1'
was,
Morrison,
who
soiiV:
(Jiould
grow
into
a
capaLk
l:ravy
or
heavyweight,
iu
t
ov.ti
championship
lor
hjo
I
luwn
a
n
markabrc
record
.ach
rfoe
Ward
and
thi
Prince
Rupert
cui.'v.
other
Prince
Rupert
win-is
iiun
lhht
-heavyweight
Andy
..II.
He
didn't
have
n
har'
j
-i.
spectators,
wearing
black
stock-inu,s-without
the
traditional
white
t
in.
"Nothing
doing."
was
the
der
fiant
reaction
of
Newi
uxUo'k
runner-up
to
the
Golden
Bov
Place
was
sinnnpri
h.
c,,..
Orace.
the
runner-un
in
o
.ni.
.r
'Ji.-oelor-manager,
Stanley
Sey-rour.
"We
have
-no
intention
of
roing
into
mourning
befoiQ
thij
inme."
But
that
isn't
the
club's
only
'.rieyance.
Its
officios
and
pjay-'iv;
have,
rebelled
afiaiijst
the.
issociaticn's
proposal
that
goalkeeper
Ja-k
Fmrbrother
should
wear
a
white
linen
iorkev
Sacramento
2-1,
San
Diego
"
9'
'
5-2.
Western
International
Vancouver
10-9,
Wenatchee
k-o.
Victoria
4,
Spojtane.
14.
YaKiiaa
ri-'S,
Tucoma,
0-V
Iri-City
4-3,
Sujeni
li-i,
SATURDAY
N'ational
,
Pittsburgh
3,
Cincinnati
8
Boston
B.
Philadelphia
6.
'
Brooklyn
7V
New
York
3.
Chicaao.
aa
si.
toujs
ralu.
-
.
.
Americaji
St,.
Louis
9,
Cleveland
1.
Philadelphia
3,
Boston
6.
New
Yortt
8,
Washington
7.
Detroit
7,
Chicago
6,
Pacific
toast
Hollywood
5,
Los
Angeles
6.
Oakland
3,
San
Francisco
9.
'
Sacramento
8,
San
Diego
6.
Seattle
11,
Portland
8.
"
Western
International
'
Yakima
Orll,
Tacoina
1-1.
,
Victoria
6-3,
Spokane
2-4,
Vancouver
11,
Wenatchee
3.
Tri-City
3,
Sulem
0.
a
preen
oulsfce
peak,
just
to
dd
a
bit
of
aiamor
t
o
t
hp
finil
Canada's
defence
is
your
busincss.too
Occrpe
Farm,
Blackpool's
goalie,
has
falien
in
line
with
the
idea
Hit
Fairbrother
prefers
the
bat-V;rcd
and
familiar
clrth
cap
he
'as
worn
all
season.
He
claims
'he
lone
peak
of
the
jockey
cap
Vot?
out
his
view
of
high
balls
"lireeted
his
way
and
tjiieves
i"
well
It
would
be
dangerous
to
Hher
players.
The
club,
had
no
ibiecti'm
to
their
goalie
wearing
he
new-fangled
headgear
Mr
tlw
H'esentatlon
ceremonies
before
ho
naniK.
Fairbrnther
hnunvo
j
:
A
i
j
A
b
A'-.-
SI
,
4
7V.i
i
voulcl
tat:
a'on?
his
lucky
tweed
I
"M
no
matter
what
the
F
A.
of
fi-
Big
LeaQLie
Join
the
Indians
and
iue
nil.
lie
uunc
is
I
ridiculous,"
he
snapped.
"What
1
1
thev
think
this
is
-
a
football
'".-
I
of
ft
paiil.oininc?"
Thn
r.;,me
will
ipark
Newcastle's
'i;hth
rinnn:i.:l,,.A
ii.
hintory
of
Association
Clin
finals!'
I
switched
to
Marvclubc
for
correct
lubrication
on
ct
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
mlim,ns
wijji
JVfarveluhc
the
premium
"
"ior
oil
that
meets
all
car
manufactured
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
MarM-luhe
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
nt
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
nifii.it
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
p.,riKles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
rouhle-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
'
"o
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
"i
your
car
wiih
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"service
The
train
needs
n
viclnrv
t.n
niuo
ROYAL
CANADIAN
All!
FORCE
Bums
Lead
NEW
YORK
'0'
Brooklyn
Dodgers
registered
an
uphill
4
to
3
victory
over
New
York
Giants
it
on
even
break
on
wins
and
'fses.
Their
last
triumph
was
against
Arsenal
in
1932.
Black-""Mi"
"lilv
previous
nnnenrnnno
:s
in
1948
when
lh
i,,.t
r.,
'
'
save
vtiem
a
"
0f
the
lhree-Kame
Mchester
United
4-2
I
m
.
TfP
.
,
National
League
series
leavine
Thi,,
year's
finnl
wi...
be
hand-1
the
Bums
in
first
place
in
hi
-I
hw
referee
William
Ling
of
league.
Carl
Gurillo
blasted
out
a
W:in-hp
er
who
served
as
lines-
tenth-inning
b
homer
to
lo
decide
utuae
the
lne
mm
In
the
1948
classic.
Lino
ori.
i.,.
i
mined
he
had
probably
been
the'
Half
a
game
behind
n
Pitta-
must
surpnset
man
in
Enir
nnrf
ACT
NOW-
FOR
COMPLETE
DETAILS,
WRITE
"
OR
SEE
IN
PERSON...
THE
CARUK
COUHSlLlOk
;
-
c
Af.
ucKuirmc
vmu
"
hep
he
learned
of
his
appoint
the
sign
that
says
fSSO)
burg
Pirates,
who
edged
Cincinnati
Reds
7
to
5
in
Cincinnati
and
Chicago
Cubs,
who
came
up
Horn
behind
twice
to
down
St.
Louis
Cardinals
10
to
5
in
St.
Louis.
to
stop
for
menv.
-i
didn't
think
I
had
a
nertieulnrly
good
season,"
he
snid.
"Sometimes
the
reactions
to
mv
decisions
made
me
feel
that
I
was
the
only
man
hv
step
in
crowds
of
more
than
sn
nnn'
A
''
"v-
l
r
TO
.
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UNIT.
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tsw
.tsuilIIC.
fill
:
Vi.nr
'
,
r
,an,k
I
wh
up-io-date''
Bio
or
lisso
Kxira.
Take
your
(ar
Cleveland
Indians
went
out
in
front
in
the
American
League
by
i
taking
a
double-header
from
St.
,
Louis
Browns
10
to
3
and
1
to
3
;
behind
the
effective
pitching
of
i
Righthanders
Earl
Wvnn
and
i
i-
"r.u-
lor
yourscll
irs
bcrter
all-round
nertoimance.
lined
r
V
so
Vxlrl
,re
continually
being
improved
ro
give
the
Cleveland
Wins
American
Title
1
and
i
Swink
r
.
"""
'.
,ast
Mnint,
good
ccderuon,
power
I
..u
uasoiines
nd
you
re
always
ahead!
Mike
Garcia.
t
protection
agairm
repair
RZZa
""
.
"
took.
six-and-a-half
hours
with
Imperial
f
un
lull
tills
Specialized
lubrication
Tl
Suaranteed
rire
life
with
jJJ
"'e
famous
Atlas
Writ-
"n
Guarantee
wliich
I
Z
v,vvcr
,8'000
JW
l.e
I
Un.red
States.
-
.
'
j
F.
tinier
-up
lroni
the
first
pitch
to
the
final
and
the
A
merican
League
out
and
the
l.gXat
"ult
17
1
vadium
toSfhe8
Cleveland
s
every
point
carefully
serviced
by
chart
according
to
car
manufacturers'
specification
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games.
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lights
were
t.n-n
seventh
and
deciding
game
of
the
ed
on
in
the
sixth
final
series
innhig
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oi
of
the
he
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night.
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RELIEF
TONIGHT!
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warm
both
or
shower
.
.
.
then
rub
in
toothing
OlYMPENE.
It
penetrate
instantly
.
.
looseni
uo
linht
orh;An
...ri..
overnight.
Use
OlYMPENE
after
any
itrenuout
oi-tiwitu
m
ainierei
to,
.
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VVVt
9
i
,
h't
luch
fun
that
you
ovtrde
It
.
.
.
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mufclfft
you
haven't
used
oil
wintar
.
.
.
i
And
Monday
morning
t
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my
a
china
bach,
ormi,
tegi
.
.
.
muiclffi
tied
up
in
pain
ful
knot.
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