Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
24,
1951
k
DAILY
NEWS
SACRED
ELEPHANTS
Top
Fight
Of
Season
By
JACK
HIND
NEW
YORK
(APi
v
FANCY
NAMES
Don
Forward
Named
Veep
Northern
British
Columbia
was
recognized
in
the
spoits
world
Five
Teams
Entered
Senior
Hoop
League
First
League
Game
November
3
The
angler,
a
fish
common
off
The
Siamese
hold
white
ele-Europran
coa;ts,
is
aho
kaown
as
pliant
s
in
veneration
antf'
'
l
usning-irog.
frng-iish,
sea-
captured
are
presented
io,..y(i.,.
aeva
and
monk.
i
king.
-e
Rupert
Men
Bag
Rocky
Marciano
and
37-year-old
i
.
Louis
meet
Friday
night
at
;
Weil:
on
Square
Garden
in
the1
'op
heavyweight
bout
of
tlie
winder
season.
f-r
Marciano,
27-year-o!d
fori
I
a
Bincktim,
Mass.,
shoemaker,
liir
if
lh
big
test.
Unbeaten
in
il
pro
fights,
the
(iky
will
be
the
limit
if
he
can
beat
the
Bomber.
Louis
must
whip
the
dangerous
puncher
to
keep
alive
his
ieaim
of
winning
bock
his
vorid
heavyweight
champion-:hip.
In
eight
winning
starts
int.;
he
lost
to
Ezurd
Clrl
when
the
British
Columbia
Basketball
Association,
at
its
annual
meeting
in
Vancouver,
electee
D
m
Forward
of
Prince
Rupert
a--
a
viw-prcsident.
It
is
the
first
time
Such
an
office
has
,
ome
here.
Wilfrid
Cain
of
Duncan
was
Vccted
pr.
s'drnt
with
an
entire-'y
new
slate
of
officers.
Mr.
Forward
returned
to
the
ity
by
air
yesterday.
The
local
delegate
told
the
convention
that
Prince
Rupert
might
enter
B.C.
Senior
"A"
competition
this
year.
Th
matter
will
be
.dealt
with
by
the
BC
executive
if
and
when
the
entry
is
made.
tee
a7cf
Grizzly
Bear
i;VA.
A
party
of
seasoned
hunters
from
Senior
league
basketball
in
Prince
Rupert
will
have
five
teams
this
year,
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
decided
last
night,
following
the
final
selection
game
between
new
and
tested
senior
players.
-
-
"
,
,
E.ks
gave
300
(Columbia
Cel-
iurt'd
teams
wrre
allowed
lu'osei
team
a
thorough
drub-;
an
rxtr
week
of
practise,
bing
last
night
with
a
score
of
;
following
schedule
is
to
72-37,
but
it
was
evident
thai
be
fleet,
beginning
Novem-many
players
of
the
pulp
mi):beI,6:
team
had
not
been
on
a
basket-
i
Tuesdays
One
intermediate
ball
court
for
some
time.
ac-:Ica8lle
game,
two
senior
league
counting
for
their
inability
wjBa""r-
check
effectively.
Saturdays-One
junior
league
A
new
team
this
year
but
I
anu'.
one
intermediate
and
one
made
up
of
several
player
woo
u
n
lor
league;
game.
Other
Jun-fcatured
in
the
lOaO
ail-s
,ar
ior
Karnes
would
be
played
at
the
team,
Elks
showed
the
chum-
H'h
School
and
at
Miller
Bay
pion&hip
material
which
won
auditorium.
the
Rll
Seninr
R
tit
In
last
COU
HtS
Iord
Calvert
pert
spent
a
two-week
successful
hunting
1
ahmit
the
Hunter
Basin,
making
Telkwa
Iquarters.
Hubert
Gagnon
spoke
enthusi-f
their
stay
and
all
agreed
that
the
great
of
the
Hunter
Basin
area
was
the
place
---CaiTaMan
4.
sli'i
p.
All
tlie
men
ot
the
party
said
they
Served
with
pride
U
Toi?
rt'd
not
meet
a
slugger
like
Viarciano.
Deep
respect
for
Louis'
old
'ninchinr;
power
Is
reflected
by
the
5-t-8'i
odds
favoring
the
former
champion.
However,
the
nice
has
been
coming
down
and
Ihcy
may
ku
into
the
ring
at
even
money.
There
a'e
two
distinct
.schools
of
thought
on
Marciano.
One
holds
he
is
the
most
sensational
r,-w
face
to
comp
alonr
in
uoa
t
and
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
trip.
el:.
I-
im
1
-i
on
those
special
occasions
i
J
1
1
...1
"Yl.
t:
i
't
two.
hnmi'ilt
Rainmakers
(High
School)
Jack
Evans.
300
i
CCC
Dari
Doswcll
or
Owen
Bennett.
Following
one
round
of
play
by
each
senior
league
team,
volunteers
for
an
all-star
team
will
be
called
by
Coach
Alex
Bill
for
a
try-out
practice.
Association
executive
will
decide
then
if
1
u
w
iiirii
my
mit-M
yi
willjBuficc
:
,;ark
bear
and
two
and
i
couid
have
Ci,)ped
Jt
but
CaiMirm
speaking
!
was
afraid
,
w(Juld
scare
oJf
Sllid:
-We
took
tt
the
quarry
I
had
waited
for."
tune,
and
it
wa-sn
v
Mn
Gagnon
was
well
repaid
He
broiisht
down
,
for
his
uati,nc
nn
.ii.
Coaches
for
the
senior
teams
are
as
follows:
Gordon
&
Anderson
-
Sid
Woodside.
Elks
Alex
Bill.
Manson's
Jack
Lindsay,
who
has
come
back
from
a
three-
spring.
Don
Schcrk
was
all
over
ths
place,
popping
In
baskets
fcr
a
high
of
23
points
and
w;t;
strongly
supported
by
the
rest
of
the
team.
'
Ma.n
flaw
in
CCC
olavin
was
,
.....
I
.
.
.
'
"
""....
Prince
Rupert
will
nter
Senior
"A"
or
Senior
"B"
competitions
from
basket-
the
bear
later
tt
was
found
that
the
bullet
lore
throuRh
the
heart,
splitting
the
huge
mus-'
op
ia
I
irinct
(ti
t
ntfk
ni
i
i.
.
,
nliciby
Magnum
u.ins
a
ISO
grain
mis
.season.
lack
of
team
play,
'although
this
ear
retirement
saw
some
improvement
io
the,
end
of
the
game.
Steve
Dumas!
'
-
was
easily
the
mainstay
of
liw
.ct.
Guttii"".
hi
oarK
spectacular
feature
wua
that
the
eight
ihirr
orivvl,.
,ki.u
...-s...
I
wailed
tms
den
for
nu
I
pounds
ran
about
60
yards
be-
'Fl
IarogTlvert
-i-Vi
I'ife
1
t
5
X
i
trP
ore
it
dropped
Let
'acts
The
second
grizzly,
.weighing
450
pounds,
put
up
a
fight
and
was
broujiht
down
with
a
series
of
shots
Irom
a
.270
Winchester
title,
130
grain
bullets.
J.
Quillet,
a
hardened
trapper
and
hunter,
who
spent
a
nunioer
A
The
other
says
he
can't
fight
a
Mek.
despite
his
37
straight
wins.
The
truth
Is
probably
somewhere
in
between.
Mest
of
Mirciano's
opposition
has
ben
of
the
ordinary
variety,
i:.'
did
whip
Roland
LaStnrza
op
o
split
decision
la.n
year.
That
was
his
most
Important
victory
before
he
flattened
Rex
Lavne
July
12.
Training
at
G
ccnwood
Lake,
N.Y
,
Rocky
worked
for
speed'
H-
excertti
to
weigh
about
185
oouna
after
his
final
wo-kmt.
Tiie
old
Louis
eembination
-unches
have
been
missing
in
his
vocent,
stirts,
Gradually
he
par-f"
down
li.s
weight
until
he
was
'n-
lory
at
203',4
for
en
Aug.
15
Baltimore
dnte
with
Jlmmv
Bev-ni.
Ii
(hot
fivjit
his
lab
was
hlr
t
st,
,Tid
only
punch.
For
Marciano,
the
Bomber
will
weigh
ab'Mit
211.
Once
again
he
is
expected
to
bank
heavily
on
that
piston
jab
that
can
knock
on'
a
man.
A
superior
boxer
to
Mvctono
with
unlimited
experience
against
a
man
with
only
?7
pro
fights,
Louis
might
slice
up
Rocky
with
his
rugged
Jab-nd
stop
Ivm
on
cuts.
luve
recently"1
'V1
me
Nortliwe.st
Ter-
c
Federal
mi
i
lion,
was
quite
Pleased
with
into
bv
I
he
"lit
pulp
mill
team,
but
received
lis.-
j
lie
support.
I
Executive
of
the
aTsoclatiii
1
advised
the
300
club
it
wou
d
l
be
allowed
in
the
senior
lea
;ue
;
but
it
would
have
to
take
meas-i
ures
to
strengthen
the
team
by
taking
in
qualified
players
who
',
were
not
now
signed
up
by
other
teams.
!
'
The
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Rainmakers,
which
had
Made
a
good
showing
in
exhibi-;
tion
bouts
with
both
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
Manson's
(they
played
Manson's
last
night
i,
was
also
admitted
Into
the
league.
:
Opener
of
the
league
games,
!
featuring
F.Iks
and
t.
&
A,
will
1
be
played
November
3,
a
week
j
next
Saturday.
Although
this
game
had
tentatively
been
,
planned
for
next
Saturday,
the
association
decided
a
belter
i
brand
of
ball
would
be
tea-
j
his
trophy.
He
told
of
other
ex-
of
lc
Works,
valuation
of
,
pl"c"-
wnicn
ne
naa
while
up
Ijiiii".
wiilim
tlie
i
.uia
at
i
a.
These
ln-
i
in
me
mr
norm
wnen
he
kllle.1
i
a
grizzly
weighing
a
thousand
pound,
and
a
spread
of
18
Inches
.ti
fWnrii
lh
'jr
.
v-J
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i
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i
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fl.
fli
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.its
i
Depart-
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1
1
54
Gilfjrd
SI.
PAcific
931'
Milliard
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ly!t.
Manging
Director
IIVKHTIS1N(
IN
THR
DAILY
BRINOa
RESULTS
I-
Mr.
tiulllet
told
about
the
i
"caricleer,"
a
cross
between
a
caribou
and
a
deer.
Other
hunters
In
the
Prince
Rupert
party
were
Norman
Ll-zotle,
Fred
Pheifcr
and
Jim
;
Morrison
who
got
In
their
share
of
the
shooting
also,
using
an
!
Hiiun,
180
ijiain
bullet,
In
bringing
down
their
quarry.
The
pal
ly
look
pictures
of
the
whole
trip.
i
Mr.
aagnon
said
he
saw
a
pie-!
laid
squirrel
while
in
the
Hunter
Hasin.
Anirfi
i
i
such
as
these
are
rare,
as
they
are
freaks
of
nature.
i
An
albino
badger
was
said
to
have
tren
seen
i,y"
veteran
Bai
l
Shea
on
one
of
his
trips
up
the
Telkwa.
i
'Hi?
party
win
now
.spend
a
few
days
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goats.
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