"1
'3
ets
Take
Commanding
Lead
In
Title
Series
Saturday,
March
31.
1951
j
r.ey
5oi,
J..
ILk04
.'iT,
.
I',
j
Skidmore
48,
L.
Howe
518.
To-!
tais
777,
853,
884.
i
Lyons
A.
Pierce
576,
P.
!
Thompson
568.
K.
Paul
551,
J.
;
drill
team,
marching
to
the
!
Pipes
of
William
MacKay.
"1
Tlilrty
girls,
in
short
plaid
i
skirts
of
the
Scottish
uniform.
Hooo
Echoes
Inspired
By
Beauty
id
Gavilan
jShenton
511,
V.
Wrathall
519.
"
Totals
844,
941,
940.
,,!
Belmont
A.
Denton
500.
O.
U
i
Kurlyk
400,
O.
Maundrell
439,
D.
n
Lugrin
530.
E.
Anderson
460
To-
..
jtaU
781.
710,
916.
Penticton
Down
Twenty
Points
On
Series
Opener
jshoved
Just
how
a
ceremonial
drill
must
be
performed
to
wiii
I
outstanding
international
prizes
Lyons,
Black
Cats,
Leading
League
Standing
j
Lyons
12
j
Lucky
Strikes
11
O.
and
A
u
Annettes
11
C.B.
of
Commerce
..
.
10
Wrathalls
10
urns
i
a
Dies
two
1
as
mey
nave
in
the
last
v-o.i.
Ddim
ui
oni.--1.
K.rist,-
"
ianssnn
4tft
ChWo..
i
i-..iH.-e
nupvn
jeu
racK-
;ywars.
Fr
YORK
iCP)--Cuba's
Kid
E.
Moslev
523
R
'""P
P
nt'
last
n'Kht-two
by
c
r
'
two
t"u
in
liKntnina
srjeed
"eea
succession
surcpssinn
i
Local
Stars
To
rounds
of
swelling
applause
the
team
was
led
by
Majorette
Margaret
Giske
through
tntricatr.
M
Steeves
3a
I
Total.
U7
,
9
788
1
-to
win
over
Penticton
's
Omegas
a
sigiifd
lor
a
weiwr-title
UvM
yesterday
and
raWl
last
night
y
shipping
'(Ci'ne
iSili'Mti
Hulrston
in
8
by
a
lead
of
20-odd,
spectators
i
formations
of
pin-wheels,
diag-
Brownwoods
L.
Donaldson
precise
S41,
F.
Cramer
504
N.
Stone
500
l
.
r".re!,n?
W
the
onals
and
sharp-cut.
J
m-ai,
ui
mis
cuy
s
rimii
ana
leit
wnee
s.
111
'
....
-v..
,
,J
.lls)ii
Square
uaru.'ii.
vilvi.
a
7
Ui
5
favoriu-,
v.'UB
,.lg1(.d
150
to
15534-was
a
doubly
sweet
triumph
,
Totals
690
801
732
P7"
'
ine
mgn-siepping
last
pace
:
Gordon
'
St
Anderson
'
Durir"
shl,rt
t,m,s
mt.
cheer-
j
must
have
been
gruelling
towards
14
Smith
532,
S
Ramsay
391
j'
j
ll'adt,r
tripped
out
on
the
floor:
the
end
of
their
15-minute
per-11
Garner
651,
L.
Anderson
5i;4
C
to
ttW
,MJme-,JWn
enthusiasm
fori
formance
without
a
rest,
but
11
Barrie
493.
Totals
824,
913
900
thelr()
team.
VVith
their
"Yeah
there
was
never
a
falter
and
'
"
Toilers
M.
Wide
493
c
Jetfi
!
"Come
on
Jets,"
and
only
a
smile
on
each
face
as
they
10
.
Strand
357.
D.
Tavlor
435'
B'
j
similar
cries
they
reallv
wewkeri
j
stamppd
off
the
floor
ta
thuii-3
Ellison
374,"
J.
Hill
430.
Totals
!up
more
audience
admiration
'
dering
ovation
and
cries
of
hf
sleek
cunun
nuwn
wno
I
Lyons
are
leading
"A"
Division
Stars
g
in
the
-Ladles'
Bowling
League
j0
e
9
with
a
one-point
margin
over
j
'
imont
6
Lucky
Strikes,
Gordon
and
An-'yp
g
derson
and
Annette's,
who
are
in
;
Brownwexids
5
a
three-way
tie
for
the
runner-)
"B"
Division
up
spot.
'
J
Black
Cats
14
In
"B"
Division.
Black
CaU',n
11
are
off
to
a
runaway
lead
ov-r
j
Bg
'
Manson's
and
BCGEA.
.
Their
Wallace
Pharm
10
margin
Is
three
points.
.
Ginirerxnons
.
9
H,
Kamsay
of
Bank
of
Com-1
Skeena
Groe
8
merca
topped
the
scorers
tills
I
Battlers
g
week
in
"A"
Division
with
330
'
r
Savoys
7
hifch
single
game
and
687
for
Shentons
7
hiuh
three-gama.
aggregate.
Rockettes
7
8.
Currie
of
Manson's
was
Commercials
6
high
individual
scorer
lor
"B"
Individual
scoring:
9
10
12
12
13
4
7
7
8
8
9
10
10
11
11
11
12
I
.
jf
fl
4-"-
I
avenged
SIJI11
fiecisiun
loss
i
0
752
777
707
i
uia"
response.
3
Ladies
"B"
Alld
at
half-time
of
the
game
BatLler
R
Tlnuinina
mo
m
only
a
few
left
their
seats
f
ir
n-
-7r
!lf
New
Yd!
k
deaf
mute
w
noil.
Pennsylvania,
J
I
v
v
ins
an"-
OVM'NMFNT
I.IOI'OH
ACT"
ISfcllitn
yM
ry,
of
AI'l'l.K.'ATIOM
FOR
iiNSKN'f
TO
I
IMNKKKR
U.tJH
Ili-iNSF.
HI
OTHlilf
PliRM-
rii'B
l
li'-nby
clvi-n
that
on
1.
'
"
Richards
419,
I.
Parkhouse'
227
frei,,menU
or
nke.
They
D.
McNiece
5C7,
J.
Adeock
227'
lsu'-,d
to
watch
with
admiration
6
G.
Wilkins
428.
Totals
795
69o'
1
tlw
d'sPlay-
of
Job's
Daughters'
'
."31.
'
-
'j
-
-
j
B.C.G.E.A.
M.
Baxter
419.
T.
iz
f
di.......
vi
1
u
'n
i
of
Hi
is
advertisement.
(fiiralu
division
wim
1.
Muncey
oj
Big;
Ladies'
"A"
Sister
taking
the
three
gamef
R
,
M
aggregate
honors
with
677.
Nelsnn
sro
,
V
o
auM
Total,
761,
6038,
805.
Skeena
Grocery
O.
Van
Mer
.
.
i-
inornion
it,
lo-
i
Llnney
430,
F.
McRinnon
473.
tals
767.
729
7m
1
j
r
VK
-
I
A
,
'
J
:
459,
V.
Slater
453,
G.
Smith
412,
512.
M.
V
Wairulr
IRQ
T
I).
din
Team
results
for
this
week:
"A"
Division
Bank
of
Commerce
3,
Brown-1
lotats
674,
716,
760.
Mansons
T.
Dell
"more,
more!"
INSPIRED
JETS
Perhaps
all
this
inspiration
had
its
desired
effect
on
the
Jets,
for
in
the
next
few
minutes
of
the
game
they
doubled
their
lead
over
the
visitors,
from
12
to
25
points
ahead.
Half-time
scow
was
17-29,
for
the
Jets.
While
in
the
beginning
of
the
game
there
were
mainly
cheers
for
the
Jets
from
the
well-packed
auditorium,
the
crow
d's
sixirt.smani.hlp
could
not
be
held
down
and
they
cheered
with
enthusiasm
as
Penticton's
Chuck
Raitt
or
Bill
Raplis
smashed
through
the
strong
defence
to
score
spectacular
points.
Perhaps
the
greatest
display
of
manoouverability
was
seen
it
one
was
quick
enough
when
lanky
Joe
Davis
would
make
his
ri-murkable
recoveries
from
Wrathalls
B.
Peterson
540,
P.
KAY
M'KI(;
DON
S
III
KK
Roberts
435,
D.
Chomey
441.
E.
Kpi.ir
Coiiiml
lnrd
Uir
eutisi-nt
:,iihffr
Club
Mn-iift
No.
HJiil
in
p't.'t
t
of
ri:Un
prvmlsejt
f
al
Hi'
nuiMT
f
iinil
AvfliiC
:irt
Miii'i,
Hi
I
h
City
of
.
Mwil.
Im
i
ht-
I'mvlni
c
nf
u
(iiiiiiilUi.
ii
'))
IiukIn
tUn-
x
U,:.
I
titid
2
lii'M'k
art.
HfO-
,
Mrffi
!,!:t
i
'ip-ri
fiHiid
.'alum
in
ii
K't
,
t'l
ci-rtiiui
MiuiiU-
ill.
Thlnl
Avium-(l
Ui.'
CUV
'(
iniir
Hijim'H,-,e
nl
HlMI'.ll
C
otlllliljla,
IIJKMI
ilf.nU1l
u..
!.-(
N'i.
I.
HUk
i
;,m
hi
in
I.
M;iJ
iJ!J,
pillion
Ui.ii
iVi
iratKiii
Id
irln,
In
uMf
hi
tin'.
.Ii
o-liinibl;..
Ml
jI
huire
Kitf
ji-'i't.
BlilKh
tu,
ml
1
.t
i:.y
of
Miw-ti
wsoods
0
Lyons
S,
Belmont
0
Annette's
S,
McMi'eklns
0
O.
Si
A
3,
Toilers
0
Wrathall
s
8,
Rewa
Lee
1
Lucky
Strikes
2,
Stars
1
tin:iKKua
aw,
u.
aiewart
mi,
tasl
680,
765,
746
?,,C!i,n'le,
513,
M-
MJntgome:y
Commercial-j
Helgerson
418,
532
TotaLs
779,
1043,
1004.
B.
Thompson
432,
G.
Smith
36.
bhenlon's
M.
Shenton
453,
L.
Ewart
513,
T.
Stewart
464
To-
D.
Anders
351,
V.
Elliot
512,
S.
tuls
856,
768,
793
Matson
517.
J.
Husoy
44S.
Totals
Savoy-F.
Morrison
531,
M
n"'
ILaviolette
338,
E.
Knutson
480,
Wallace
Pharmacy
u
S
Hart,
n
t,.i,
......
u
.....n
,.,.
Princt'
Iiiipcrt
Jots
r0
Jnt0
tlie
second
amo
f'f
tlio
J5.C.
Senior
j;
championship
series
tonight
'.with
:t
20-iioint
leml
ly
virtue
of
a
smart
win
last
nij-l.t
over
tho
hifihly-rated
I'entiolon
illey
413,
M.
Vincent
378.
Totals
j
B03,
1554,
762.
i
Annettes
B.
Windle
488,
M.
jFlynri
528,
McMekln
578,
Smith
'480,
Dickens
524.
Totals
904,
:&4,
836.
'"
Division
McMeekins-A.
....
.....
...
Ritchie
368,
ouo,
C.
v.jw.g
wig
54.1,
Din,
D.
u.
Dibb
umo
388,
ana,
a
A.
Parker
Parker
Totals
697
829
884
Maiueon's
3,
Shentons
0
1
In
the;
first
i;aine
of
the
series
the;
jets
pllnci
up
u
CU
to
4
s;re
und,
exce-iit
for
their
Mcivousncss
In
the
first
five
,
Wilson
540,
I.
Emerson
372,
C.
537,
L.
Phillipson
432,
K.
Thomp-'
Bellamy
385,
L.
McMeekin
427.
'
son
503.
Totals
760
836
951
'
Groc-
.Totals
874,
764,
652.
j
Blackcats
W.
Duncan
462
J
'
Big
Sisters
E.
Bond
429,
M.
Bond
507,
H.
Miller
478,
E.
Rnthu-f.il
All
T
..'.,..,
ann
BCGEA
2,
Battlers
1
Gingersnaps
2,
Skeena
free
Buieil
Saiuls
of
Vancouver
and
Umpire
(Ji;
alalia
of
Ifrince
Htiiert.
t
The
Jet
nuffered
the
first
the
rrm.vF.
imipfpt
puir
nnimiti'.s
of
the
.'ame
u,'..r
thn
viy
i
;
Lucky
Strikes
J
Boulter
458,
Hicks
80,
H.
Spcern
358,
E.
Strehe
i
tals
995.
936.'
905
'
heavy
checking.
At
limes
his
1.IMI-1
Kl)
ouvuys
4,
commercials
1
A.
Whatman
540.
H
Phillhisnii
3H7
ve
yr,D.,.,
-tdi
u
.v...i..
c-
best
team
all
the
way.
l
ely
Arthur
P.rure
llruvn
Hi'frt't
ir-'t
KocKettes
V.
Kryklywjy
453,
'hips
would
nearly
.
graze
the
N.
Geddi's
251,
M..
Anton
325,
M.
floor,
but
always
he
came
out
of
P,.iinoi.
tilti
i?
U...i
jok
.-.
....
..
.
Wallace
Pharmacy
2.
Black
408,
J.
Warren
449,
A.
Smith
Totals
728
971
815
nL
.
...
.
;22.
Totals
878,
823.
9(!8.
Ginger
Snaps-E.
Mulder
329,
Stars-O.
Mclntvre
469.
L.
B.
McOlashan
Wl
-,..,
";
"".i
ZZ'
"'.
'
"ver-o.uance
swiltly
and
grace
'
"
tuiv
ui
Itl'WLIIII
.Til
I
K
Mll'l
IKV
'III
Tdlfif
-n
me
game
via
ine
n!.n
o
u
He
ten
in
many
a
year.
scored
same
route
in
the
closing
min-
who
was
a
ball
of
fire
all
eve-
(
Kow
H.EASKK
IER0
SOAP
Wonder
Soao
f.er
Woollens
!
nliiS.
Spring
scored
five
ef
;lx
It
wan
a
happy
crowd
I
tin
ft1,,-
1
1,
.
n.
i
man
on
I"
Wll?
UrNl
,.nm
uiiv
nwwr
nnH
uhn..M
liiilf
f
J
"
v.
hum
bill
Jf
nutJUlM
hp
K'lnlr
f
)!
riu.eo
4
nnii.Ut
HE
STORK
SHOPPE
Art
ONon
did
a
v,;ry
effective
UalnlPThe
Vu
wrrT
a
b
Tead
1
'
P'nUcton's
Chuck
illlb
b,,,'5
I
'"J
"J"
second
game
"
"
4
1
"fton
cant
be
enln.n
,a,m'"re
counted
out.
..own
to
1
n
1
n
point.s.
;
They
have
bealen
the
bpjjt
teanu
It
was
the
Jets'
dominion
of
j
in
the
south
and
toninht
miKhl
the
play
iiulcr
tlie
baskets
that
!
upset
the
apple-cart
althoui?n
Have
them
the
wine
over
the
to
find
any
Penticton
money
to-'0,1"'SiLS-
'
day
will
be
a
difficult
task
for
Joe
Davis
played
smart
bail,
a"y
of
the
fan
who
wih
to
.tou,
and
every
.
player
on
the
pluce
a
small
wager,
learn
was
in
top
form
u
Alex
La!'-
night's
performance
w;
Hill's
boys
won
their
first,
play-
larkli-d
by
a
very
effective
olf
victory.'
Mheer
team
led
by
Bo-Me-Hi
For
the
losers.
Bill
HaptU
and
'
'"l'rl'atl'rs
L
e
o
n
a
Webster,
Chuck-
Haltt
were
the
two
moat
Bul'b"''a
Moore,
Pat
Hill
and
effective
players,
althouKh:
H'la
IllRla,n-Cowboy
DoiiHliu
alo
'
showil
Joiyti
DaunMfra
provided
we'll
us
ho
f.n.n
ihrnnuh
iiih
entertainment
during
the
lialf-
rT
THE
BSST
,31
QUALITY
k
the
top
score
of
13
points
Ran-
U",B
Intermission
a
they
pre-
raltsmanship
sented
one
of
their
new
military
drills
which
was
very
effective.
In
a
preliminary
game
the
Booth
3
team
came
through
with
a
win
over
Annunciation
School
by
u
3U
to
14
score
to
break
u
one-name-uplece
tie
iis,
wnei
played
here
a
year
a-jo
with
UBC,
wa
not
tlie
playeir
that
lie
wus
at
that
time
anil
seems
to
be
packing
around
u
III
lie;
m.i.e
Acliiht
which
.slows
him
down
somi'what.
Raitt
is
a
fine
ball
player,
and
w
pe...
and
to
win
the
Urines
Driis
Us
Solve
it,
is
to
Art
Olson's
credit
that
trophy
in-
.ii
in
nun
iu
n
jjuiiiba,
im
;itr
Linp-lltlS
'
Pnnfing
Problems
Pentk'loii
Tidball
6,
Raitt
11,
piiom:
j:h
is
u
H()-polnt.
man
on
most
oc;
casion.s.
The
referees
had
a
busy
eve
Powell
4,
McOannon
1,
Douglas
13,
Russell
4,
RaptLs
7,
Moore,
W
Printina
Co.
ning
anil
at
all
times
kept
the
Burgart.
Total
4(i.
l!l:sM
i:
Ill.Of
K
fi
jnie
well
in
Hand
without
Slow-
i
rrince
It
u
pert
Holkestad
6,
Ine,
up
Us
terrific
speed.
Twen-
Flaten
8,
Sid
Schcrk
2,
Don
ty-nine
fouls
were
called
on
Die
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