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28.
1951
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There
aj
between
20J
an:l
St.
elena,
made
famous
bv
25U
;slets
in
the
Fiji
Islands,
east
Napoleon's
x;'.e,
is
1.200
m:l.s
of
Northern
Auit.alia
off
the
ws.'.t.cca.'.;.
of
Africa.
iNOGUE
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ocTTE
V
Taper
Hoop
Finals
Next
Brownwoods
Knockout
Gordon
and
Anderson
lxcitrim-nl
Rife
in
Closing
Moment
of
Hectic
Senior
Contest
IJnnvmvootls
last
niht
won
Ihe
riht
to
play
Co-op
in
Hit;
city
basketball
finals.
Tbey
took
a
53
to
!)()
victoiy
over
tho
(lordon
and
Anderson
entry.
It
wan
a
noetic
gutnk
from
start
to
finish.
Players,
spectators,
referees
and
coaches
were,
all
involved
in
arjrurr.orits
before
the
final
bell
sounded.
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for
Brownwoods
started
out
In
the
'
"
"
lead
as
thy
scored
6
points,
tmly
were
Just
too
touch
a
team
to
have
the
hardwaremen
Mine
the
hardwaremen.
back
strong
tu
uvei
take
Uiem
and
IvrKKMEDIATK-
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Srveil
with
nriilft
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those
special
occasions
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MANITOBA
VIWNER9-Rov
For.wth
and
his
Winnipeg
Strathcona
rink
will
represent
Manitoba
in
U.-j
Canadian
wirlmg
championships
at
Halifax
next,
month.
It
will
be
the
first
time
any
member
of
the
rink
has
participated
In
the
Dominion
classic.
They
won
the
provincial
crown
by
defi-af:ng
Jimmy
Welsh
of
Winnipeg
Dser
Lodge,
a
former
Canadian
titlist
15-4
In
a
sudden-death
final.
Left
to
right,
they
are:
Forsyth,
skip;
Lorhe
Stewart,
third;
Alistair
MeDiai
mid,
.second;
and
Art
Mots,
lead.
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if
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ii
..ff;
l:l
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1
to
18
margin.
of
their
thiwe-Kame
series
with
Kxfitement
ran
liieh
in
tie
"le
HiRh
Greens
by
a
35
to
25
final
haii.
Brownwooris
put
up
a
"'"
Another
win
would
put
lusl-dilch
fight
to
tie
the
game
i
In
the
finals
of
this
league
at
30
all.
only
to
have
O
&
A
vMi
IHf.h
Golds,
again
take
over
the
lead
at
42
to'
The
Greens
were
outplayed
as
41
a
few
moments
later.
The
both
teams
worked
hard
for
a
lead
chunked
hands
rapidly
on
1
win-
Fashion
had
the
edge
in
three
oeea.slons
berote
Brown-
,he
shiwUiig,
and
nllhnugh
the
Woods
pulled
ahead
at
55
lo
49.'
Oixens
worked
hard,
they
could
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Blackwood
on
&;tLc
CPORT
OHOTS
G
Hi
A
scored
the
final
point
of
no'-
Kt"P
them.
0
Jim
Hebb
of
Fashion
played
his
best
game
of
the
season.
1
1
For
the
winners
Hebb
and
Hill
By
Cosley
Blackwood
Mr.
Muzzy
looked
like
a
man
with
a
secret
pur
the
rrume
on
a
free
throw.
It
aJ
lluriiV;
Hie
-.f-;
f,.v
minutes
01
this
Imlf
ihni,
nay
ftpiinft
Was
Imnned
from
the
floor
hy
referee
Jolmhy
'
Cohiiullna.
1
his
oeeasloned
:ui
argument
he-t.-erii
lilliWnwomls
nfueh
Alex
led
In
the
scoring
will)
9
points
earl),
Danny
Dill
scoring
8.
pose.
Jlo
had
asked
Mr.
Judge,
for
his
hook
of
laws
rnnNi:
GREEN
884
I
on
a
iiiiicn
improved
mil
Meeker
.
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led
Ihe
Greens
with
7
points,
and
IM"
w:,s
'
I'Uiniiiritf
through
it,
smiling
slyly.
Filially
..Baseball's
most
flyhaniis
personality,
John
J.
M
G:aw,
c"j
at
New.
York
1
years
ago.
tiase-feall's
'iil
tie
Napt
!(!)!)"
wiio
piloted
t:ie
New
York
Giant
lor
3t)
y
ars
tin
ned
over
the
man-a."!'hip
(o
liill
Teny
in
but
com
inner
as
vice-president
.f
'the
club
with
v.i'.--h
he
won
10
Nat.ior..il
Leai'iii'
pcnna'its
and
t
hri
wo-ld
,t
r!,"s.
ELDING
a
look
of
deep
satisfaction
came
over
his
face.
Ho
handed
tho
book
back
to
Mr,
Judee
without
saying
what
he
had
found
t
lint
pleased
him
so
much.
None
vulnerable
,
"
"
"
Hill
and
O
At
A
sponsor
Giinnar
I
MOI,''-
u-
Aiirlrrsoil,
with
Doe
Monfgoniery
i
l-Xltll'.ITIoN
li-yiilft
in
bring
jieaee
bclwven1
1
he
Inlennedlat.e
III
-
G
il
ls
theni.
Then'comudina
look
com-
Imstle
l
aM
the
way
in
the
exhi-
mand
of
Ihe
sllllalldn
and
chased
b't'""
name
and
Just
about
Ihcm
all
buck
to
the
bench.
;
eau-lit
the
Senior
Co-ops,
who
OF
ALL
TYPES
Justriol
I
Welding
I
f
M
l
A
N
V
North
dialer
v.ii
a
(
lr.
h:tmpmh
)
37-35
score.
High
I
111
early
lead
but
i
It
was
the
last
game
of
the
"J"
h
Wlunn
fill-
D.11
1
r,,ilho
.f
n,.,.,,
n
n'illllll
tOOK
-?3f
1
-.
-
-
....bjii
1-3
A
9
:1
were
tied
at
the
quarter
mark
and
from
then:
on
Co-op
held
ai
woods
a.s
he
leaves
for
the
interior
today.
ii
i
-v
-
a
q
cr,
s
7
3
2
A
K
10
Kiiiiberley
Dynamiter::
fcol-.slen
d
Canada's
ho.-k
y
:;t.itui
abroad
when
they
defeated
England
3r0
in
the
Wtirld
Amateur
champlonohips
at
London
3-t
y(ars
ago
tcday.
Kiniberley
won!.
I
'f
LRI
..U",'i?';
od
lite
a.,
Co-o
didn't
playl
"',u'.
'
their
usual
came.
With
nothing
,in
after
the
day
native
series
Is
at
stake
they
weren't
driving
the
West
(Mr.
hair)
B-fl
4
117
3
2
I)
J
111
3
0
C
7
0
4
2
I'.akl
(Mr.
Wlizzv)
S
5
2
H
K
10
0
4
1)
A
K
Q
C
V
J
5
3
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
I
concluded.
In
the
meantime
all
I
.REAL
ESTATE
j
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
iltmN.S
PREPARE!!
play.
Syd
Cchei
k
seemed
to
be
;
At
thLs
point
Mr.
Muzy
said:
"I
want
to
review
the
bidding."
"Yoti
can't,"
snapped
Mr.
Champion.
"Not
after
the
open-ini;
lead
Ls
made."
'What's
trumps?"
Mr.
Muz'iy
asked
iiext.
"Mr.
Judge,
do
we
have
to
te;l
him
what
trumps
are?"
grum
bled
Mr.
Champion.
"IMtiht
here
in
clause
43,"
replied
Mr.
Judge,
"it
says
that
any
player
is
entitled
to
be
in-iormed
what
the
contract
is
and
whether,
but
not
by
whom,
It
was
doubled
or
redoubled."
So
Mr.
Champion
told
Mr.
tniitis
ill
be
out
of
action
while
in
a
slump.
Letourneau
for
the'
on
to
win
tha
title
with
a
2-1"
overlinr?
Victory
over
smartly
with!
fl'lus
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquot
Gintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
plenty
of
trickiness
displayed
for
i.iiui
wim
iu
Liu
nauiu
UMU
I
lie
ilcrks
are
cleared
at
the
Civic
1
the
short
time
he
was
on
the
I
Don
Scherk
was
hlglvl
Centre
for
the
three-day
Native:
1
noot
floor.
R.
E.
Mortimer
mlAe.
(Near
CFPR)
01111
nunieiu
next
weeK.
Stiiitli
(Mr.
Mid)
8
K
Q
.1
10
9
7
H
J
8
I)
-!)
S
4
C
0
a
The
bil(lln':
Norlll
l.;IHt
Hoillh
1
H
DDI.
IB
2
H
Puss
3
S
4
8
All
pm
B
A
few
hands
later
VlPit
Puss
Pass
Muw.y
that
the
contract
was
scorer
01
me
Riinve
wn.11
iz
points,
followed
by
McChesney
of
tho
Golds,
and
Arney
of
Co-op,
Who
each
scored
8.
JIMOIt
There
was
no
argument
over
which
junior
team
won
the
bye
into
the
nlavoffs.
Hith
School
four
spades,
not
doubled.
"Just
a
minute,"
said
Mr
came
up.
Mi-.
Dale
opened
the
Muizy
with
a
cagey
gleam
in
his
jack
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Muzzy
Last
hi
Kill's
emit
writes
finis
tot
tl
&
A
litr
lite
season.
They
tlrserve
a
great
deal
f
credit
fur
the
fight
thev
have
put
up
in
senior
competition,
ihey
started
Ihe
season
with
very
few
fans
giving
them
a
rhance,
anil
wound
up
as
one
of
the
be
teams
In
the
league,
although
still
lacking
In
finish
ami
drive.
They
could
win
Hie
league
championship
if
(hey
keep
tiigelhcr
for
another
season.
"Will
see
what
clans
rattled
off
three
diamond
tricks
you
'
won
a
lop-sided
victoiy
over
44
says,
Judge,
old
boy?"
Mr
and
shifted
to
the
queen
of
clubs
which
Mr.
Abel
won
on
the
bour.d
with
the
ace.
Champion
protested
that
clause
44
was
not
in
question.
But
Mr.
their
nrch-rlvals
the
Rupert
Hotel,
the
score
being
32
to
15
when
the
whistle
sounded
to
end
the
game.
Muzzy
insisted
and
so
Mr.
Judj.;e
-t1
:
v
4:
t
:
'
Sit
V
-
:f.:::
1
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i'i
!
&4
ft
'
f
f
I
'
:
.
'"
UK
Til-
f
f
.;
in,
The
hotel
men
couldn't
do
any
read
it.
"Aha,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy
triumphantly.
"You
-see?
The
law
requires
dummy
to
put
the
JHospitolity
and
thine
ritdit.
and
tire
Hiirh
team
Marshall
11,
Holkestad
11,
Gill
2,
Clirrie
l.Flaten
14.
Smith
2.
Boulter
2,
Matthews
7.
Total
50.
Intermediate
mown
woods
are
deserving
of
was
playing
one
of
their
best!
Good
Food
trumps
to
his
right.
Look,
Cham-
ZVll
N
I'
1
Is
Our
First
Aim
Fashion
Haugan
3,
Bill
8,
P'on.
you're
always
pulling
the
Mostad,
H"bb
9,
Intermela
1
"'in-
17
lor
Order
In
lake
Mill
full
credit
for
their
victoiy
In
games
of
the
season,
the
semi-finuls.
They
won
second
Rupert
Hotel
now
meets
Cooks
place
In
the
league
standings
hi
the
semi-finals,
and
they
and
went
Into
the
playoffs
with
could
well
be
winners
with
an-only
five
regulars,
having
lost
other
three
game
series
coming
Runbei-g,
Hartwig
and
Carlson,
up
when
they
mitt
High
Juniors
during
the
season.
They
have
again
In
the
finals.
On
the
basis
been
consistent
scrappers,
andef
past
pit
iornianccs,
these
have
won
many
of
their
games
I
should
be
the
bftt
lunior
finals
on
ability
plus
a
great
amount
i
In
many
a
year.
t
iniodore
Cafe
I
laws
on
me.
now
aooni
ooeymg
the
laws
yourself?"
Mr.
Muzzy
was
right.
In
put-ling
down
the
dummy
hand,
Mr.
Champion
had
followed
the
practice
of
many
expert
players
by
laying
down
the
different,
suits
in
no
particular
order.
In
this
case
he
had
placed
his
trumps
to
his
left.
"If
you
will
kindly
follow
the
rules
on
this
point,
Champion,
I
will
never
again
have
to
ask
what
trumps
are,"
Mr.
Muzzy
added.
"But
what,"
asked
Mr.
Champion,
"will
you
do
when
of
drive,
under
the
able
manage
I
JOHN
H.
Owens
5.
Hi'!
),
Walsh.
Total
35.
Hie:h
School
Green-Clark
1.
Becker
7.
Tall
4,
Sather
G,
Webber
4,
Rhodes,
Pellclf
3,
Shep-pard,
Woods,
Petersen.
Total
25.
Exhibition
High
School
Gold
McCHesney
8,
Ratchford
J,
Krlstmanson
C,
Simonson
4,
Letourneau
2,
Nick-erson,
A.
Blackaby
2,
Morrison
2,
Young
6,
H.
Blackaby
4.
Total
35.
Co-Op
Holkestad
3,
Morgan,
MacDonald
6.
Scherk
(Si,2,
Arney
R.
Scherk
(Di
12.
Davis
4,
Beynon
2.
Total
37.
j-
Junior
'
ULGER
lmnt
of
coach
Alex
Bill.
Last
night
was
a
typical
game
for
Brownwoods,
as
on
paper
thv
weren't
rated
a
chance,
but
with
Spring
scoring
21,
Lavlgne
12,
01:
on
8
and
Thompson
7,
they
Chrlstenson
was
top
man
for
lb
w'nnor?
as
he
sicred
9.
fallowed
by
McAfee
with
7
and
Clc-cone
with
6.
For
the
losers,
Mckav
played
well
to
score
8.
High
School
scored
the
first
basket,
and
increased
their
lead
In
every
quarter
except
the
fourth,
when
they
were
quite
content
td
hang
on
while
Rupert
Hotel
fought
hard
ri
II
you
choose
your
cigarette
lor
mildnett
j
the
dummy
is
out
of
trumps?"
j
Mr.
Muzzy
still
appeared
pleased
,
with
himseif,
even
though
Mr.
you
II
choose
Millbank
Cigarettes
I
Rupert
Hotel
McFarlane
2,
nn
Bulger
Lid.
to
get
the
ball
through
the
hoop,
i
Mcintosh,
Smith
2,
Stacey,
Par-
Abe
wen
alleait
and
made
four
I
bird
Aveniife
spades
by
a
nice
play.
nell,
Sankey
2.
McKay
8.
Helin.
Individual
scoring:
Donaldson.
Lelghton
1.
Total
15.
High
School
Martin.
MacAfee
7,
Ciccone
6,
Mathews
5,
Kwst-mansoh,
Civi.stenson
9,
Blackaby
5,
Menzics,
Williamson.
Total
32.
Senior
Brownwoods
Olson
8,
Thompson
7.
Lavlgne
12,
McChesney
4,
Bill
2,
Spring
21,
Pierce
1.
Total
55.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Dumas,
W-MASTER
Figuring
Mr.
Muzzy
for
the
king
of
hearts
by
reason
of
his
take-out
double,
Mr.
Abel
disdained
the
heart
finesse.
He
led
the
ace
of
hearts
at
trick
four
and
then
ran
all
of
his
spades.
Dummy's
last
three
cards
were
the
queen
of
hearts
and
the
ace,
ten
of
clubs.
Mr.
Muzzy
had
the
king
of
hearts
and
the
jack,
five
of
clubs.
Mr.
Abel
had
lelt
;
Vancouver
Boy
P'Year"
Swimmer
1
I
TORONTO,
CP)
Gerry
Mc-jNamee
of
Vancouver,
n
j
champion
at
18,
has
been
named
swimmer
of
the
year
by
the
Canadian
Amateur
Swim-;
riling
Association.
The
dominion
j
Junior
champion,
who
.smashed
;
two
Cunadian
records
a
fi
w
eiays
ago.
Will
receive
the
Sir
Kdward
Rutty
trophy,
the
C.A.a.A.
announced.
1
The
trophy
was
won
prevlmu
;l.V
by
Vancouver's
Irene
BUMIig,
who
wasn't
forgotten
in
the
awards
for
1950.
The
Beatrice
I
Pines
trophy
for
Canada's
0U1-
REELS
Reduced
0c
each
A
straight
cut
for
a
TRULY
MUD
SMOKE
!
the
jack
of
hearts,
the
nine
of
clubs
and
a
trump.
He
led
the
VRATHALL'S
riiolo
I'inishiiijr
Third
Ave.
W.
trump,
throwing
the
queen
of
hearts
from
dummy,
and
Mr.
Muzzy
was
squeezed.
To
discard
the
king
of
hearts
would
allow
declarer's
jack
to
win
and
to
throw
a
club
would
make
both
of
dummy's
clubs
good.
BLONDIE
J
I
standing
woman
swimmer
will
be.
shared
jointly
by
Irene
and
Norma
Btewait
of
Victoria,
a
!
Junior
who
.swims
for
the
YWCA.
Another
member
of
the
Mc-Namee
clan,
Kay,
was
listed
among
the
"strong
contenders"
for
the
woman's
trophy.
TC10
-No
Pooch
Smootcher!
By
CHIC
YOUNG
ue
Plus!
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night
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.
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COOKIE
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tHIV,
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fo-tone
fORD
Custom
rdor
Parker
Ltd.
ONAKCII
DEALERS
f
"
Rupert,
n.C.
others
were
Evelyn
Huclnmm,
1
Tbi'onlo,
and
Lyiuui
Adams
llnnl,
Vancouver.
1
Runner.s-up
for
Ihe:
ttcatl.y
!
trophy
were
diver
Lucien
Beau
i
mont
of
Quebec,
who
partici
Ipiited
in
the
recent
centennial
igam.es
in
New
Zealand,
and
Ron
!
Crane
of
Vancouver.
They
were
followed
by
Dr.
Oeorre
Atlians
,of
Kelowna.
B.C..
emrire
games
diver;
Peter
Salmon
of
Victoria,
another
games
athlete;
Splashers
from
Ocean
Falls.
Allan
Gilchrist
and
Jim
Portelance,
and
Georue
Stulac
of
Toronto.
Young
McNamee.
a
hV'tiiber
.if
the
Vancouver
Amateur
Swimming
Club.
receii'UV
smashed
the
2no
and
220-vnrd
free.Hvle
records
for
25-vard
dooIs.
Ills
times
,were
2.02:6
for
Ihe
200
y
it
d
.event
and
2.21:2
for
the
220.
The
previous
marks
wre
set
13
years
I
ago
by
C.
Foderineham
of
Tor-'
onto.
Tht
Crergf
Milthf
AJimi
.ctkf;
lhr.
"i
"Funny
...
he
was
here
an
hout
ago
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