Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
IxJer.s
71
3
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,
of
the
tilings
that
gives
,
racing
a
pwiuant
flavor
7
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weigh
in
the
first
entry
af
the-Rod
and
Gun
derby.
But
no
one
came
near
Mr.
Thorn's
place
with
any
fish.
'
.Weather
for
fishing
was
""just
wonderful,"
all
agreed,
as
the
brown
water
of
the
ru.-Jiing
Cloyah
was
receding
favorably
from
its
high
flood
mark.
-
"Well,
we
will
try
her
again
next
week,"
they
said,
filling
up
their
rods
and
tackle
for
th.;
day.
Meanwhile,
Game
Wanilen
H.
Jamieson
stopped
cars
on
the
road
to
see
if
the
fishermen
were
on
their
best
behaviour:
D.d
they
have
their
licernes,
he
would
like
to
know.
Win
Second
Victory
Over
Penticton
For
139-104
Aggregate
Don
Sriirrk
deceives
Most
Valuable
IMaver
Derby
on
No
Fish
Thirty
Anglers
at
Cloyah
JRiver
All
Have
Negativ
Story
Veteran
steelhead
fishermen
shook
their
heads
yesterday
following
a
day
of
unsuccessful
efforts
to
land
at
least
one
from
their
favorite
deep
holes
in
Cloyah.
River.
From
the-
dam
to
the
riv!r
morhh
it
was
the
same
story
of
at
least
30
anglers:
"There
just
aren't
any
around
'
4
carious
carnival
epiin.
caii
haPlJf-n
and
often
Jtf
Clover
Leafs
Are
Vinners
V.NOOUVEB
(CP)
Vancouver
:
Clover
Leafs
Saturday
night
won
the
Western
Canada
senior
men's
j
basketball
title
with
a
71
to
54
i
victory
over
Edmonton
Meteors,
takin;;
the
best
of
five
series
in
j
three
straight
games.
I
Clover
Leafs
wilT
now
mtv!t
the
I
Eastsrn
Canada
winners
tor
ihe
I
Dom'riiori
title
Su
ran1
.i-ia.-ii
al
recent
episodes.
if
iiidown
Park,
South
of
-e
with
a
big
lead
yjdcltiily
auoui
live
id
Uie
winning
post,
limn
If
J.
lus
J'
cKcy
amiosi
in
Aland
and
losing
tlie
3.1
n
9
Award
For
Year
-Prince
Ilujiert
Jets
are
the
winners
of
the
British
Columbia
Senior
basketball
-championBhij)
Star
Trophy
for
the
third
time
in
the
past
four
years,
having
won
their
second
successive
victory
over
the
Penticton
Omegas
by
a
7:i
to
8
score
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Saturday
nioht.
Their
total
seorp
in
the
Hockey
Scores
maybe
thwatLr
f
home,
1114
Tenth
f
tW&Ci
)j
Thorn
had
his
I
1
up
and
ready
to
1
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n
I
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0
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01
NATIONAL
11
(.Sunday)
Toronto
3,
Boston
0
PEnEI.'JJIAL.
CIIAMP
Dick
Button,
who
at
21
has
a
firm
grasp
on
the
world
figure-skating
title,
outdistanced
the
field
to
retain
the
North
American
title
in
the
championships
at
Calgary.
The
Boston
skater
wears
the
winner's
10-gallon
hat
while
holding
the
trophy.
i
CP
PHOTO)
L.
O.
Swann
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries
leaves
tonight
for
a
business
trip
to
Sinithers.
lie
will
return
Thursday.
i
Best
game
seven
series
tied
1-1,
one
th.'di.
,
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Mione
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Prince
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nliaiii,
Gloucester-a
placid
police
hor.;e
,!!
a
liurdle
race
shook
off
',1,-r,
jiniipi-d
a
barrier
and
,
a
lifld
of
If
runners
Inn
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I-.s
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mill
home.
The
,i,.
and
Hie
.second
choice
v
niiiM'iciicrs,
maybe
?i
aay
trum
tl'
police
horse
lt!
mi
iini.'h
ground
they
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ii.ii
id
the
money.
Ihir.,1
I'arfc,
near
famed
,1,11
Tumi
Palace,
a
six-biI
man-,
I
.a
Verilc,
carried
iii.i.,
and
won
her
race,
is
it-ally
a
lucky
one.
The
sii.'je.
was
a
.small
model
real
liiin.",
which
Jockey
,
Himdi
n
wore
around
nis
'.u
i-iiair'.e
his
lu.-ki.
IK
tU
(Saturday)
Detroit
2,
Montreal
0
(Mont-treal
leads
nest
reveil
series
2-11.
Iloston
1,
Toronto
1
PACIFIC
CO
ST
New
WestmlnsU.r
3,
Tacoma
2.
(New
Westminster
wins
best
seven
semi-final
4-2
.
WRIGHT
MEDALLIST
James
C.
Floyd,
chlvf
design
engineer
for
Avrj
Canada
ti-un.sporf
alrc-ralt,
has
been
awarded
the
Wright
Brothers
Medal
of
the
Society
of
Automotive
Engineers.
The
award
was
given
for
a
paper
delivered
by
Floyd
on
the
Avro
Jetliner,
lint
jet
titnsport
developed
in
America.
This
was
the
first
Ume
the
medal
lias
been
award.
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U.S.
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Baseball
Scores
Saturday
Hollywood
8,
Oakland
7
San
F:an:-is;-o
1,
L
is
Aiipclei
12
Portland
0,
Sacramento
2
.Seattle
Z.
Kan
Diego
10
Sunday
Scuttle
7-5,
fian
Dicao
3-7
San
J'.an.-isco
5-3,
Los
Angelr?
0-5
Hollywood
4-1,
Oakland
8-2
Portland
10-2,
Sacramento
7-0
mm
hotel
arrivals
r7
iwo
game
total
jioint
series
w-us
'39,
which
gave
the
Jets
a
35-point
margin
on
the
series
as
Penticton
scored
104
points
in
the
two
games.
i
The
two
teams
were
closely
matched
on
Saturday
night
wilh
the
Omegas
more
accustomed
to
the
local
floor.
In
the
first
Jialf
It
looked
as
though
Penticton
was
(joins
-'
make
a
real
bid
lor
the
title
as
they
overcame
the
Jets
early
lead
to
pull
8
points
ahead
at
22
to
14.
However,
the
Jets
were
definitely
the
btst
team
throughout
the
series
and
,
they
demonstrated
this
when
they
held
the
Omegas
at
the
22
point
margin
to
run
in
13
successive
points
taking
the
half
at
27
to
22.
Once
again
in
the
second
half
the
Omegas
looked
dangerous
as
they
came
within
one
point
of
the
locals
at
45
to
40.
Again
the
Jets
pulled
awiy
ahead
to
finish
the
game
and
the
series
at
73
to
58.
Jim
Flaten
topped
the
scoring
for
'Rupert
a.s
he
piled
up
21
points,
17
of
them
in
the
second
half.
Don
Scherk
again
played
ensatlonally
to
get
20
points,
making
a
total
of
39
for
the
two
games.
Ray
Spring
came
through
with
16,
to
net
35
for
the
series.
Once
again
the
Davis,
Olson
and
Holkestad
combination
kept
the
Omegas
high
scoring
Raitt
well
in
check
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The
Star
Trophy
was
presented
to
Team
Captam
Joe
Davis,
by
Don
Forward,
Representing
the
B.C.
Amateur
Basketball
Association.
Captain
Chuck
11,
Russell
7,
Raptis
10,
Moore,
Burgart
2.
Total
58.
Prince
Rupert
Ilolkestad
7
Flaten
21.
Sid
Scherk
i,
Don
Scherk
20,
Davis
2.
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tailor
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down
to
6
points.
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lefl
the
floor
earlv
in
the
Kant
second
half
on
five
fouls
and
naul
01
uie
omegas
compum-
son
o,
bpnng
ij,
Aniey,
Morgan
received
a
bia
hand
from
toe
ented
the
Jets
on
their
good
Total
73.
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was
certainly
the
Pp
7-.-,
vmuz
up
vcuz
enn
iviTri
can
winner
with
no
excuses
being
offered
by
the
Omegas.
Angus
Macphee,
'
President
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
presented
Coach
Alex
Bill
with
a
gift
from
his
team
members
and
the
Association
and
also
presented
n
gift
of
flowers
to
Mrs.
Bill,
A
highlight
of
the
evening
was
the
presentation
the
l!).ril)-51
guild
sportsmanship
trophy
to
Rupert
Ilolkestad
and
the
-most
valuable
player
award
to
Don
Scherk.
At
the
half
time
interval
league
and
play-off
trophies
tnroughout
the
series.
Prince
Rupert
lost
Joe
Davis
on
five
fouls
and
he
too
received
an
ovation
from
the
crowd.
For
the
losers
Powell
was
high
man
with
12.
Douglas
scored
11,
and
both
Tidball
and
Raptis
added
10
apiece
to
the
score.
The
Omegas
gave
everything
I
hey
had
but
there
was
no
stopping
Uie
fust-stepping
Jets.
It
was
ix
cleanly
fought
series,
and
although
Referees
Basil
Sanc's
and
Ole
SlatU
called
2o
fouls
o:i
the
losers
and
21
on
the
winners,
there
was
never
any
hard
ieeling
between
the
two
teams.
It
is
unusual
to
witness
an
important
basketball
series
without
seeing
the
players
beef
at
some
of
the
calls
made
by
the
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vice-presid-
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of
the
local
Association.
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Sonny
Beynon
received
the
Senior
League
play-off
trophies
for
the
Co-ops.
Henry
Blaek-aby
was
presented
'with
the
Intermediate
League
trophy
for
Hi-Golds,
winners
of
the
Intermediate
league,
and
Jim
Hebb
,
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Fashion
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Robert,
Pedeivsen
received
the
trophy
from
Mr.
McAfee.
Line-ups
and
scoring:
Penticton
Tidball
10,
Raitt
C.
Powell
12,
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