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and
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315
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Avenue
PING
PONG
INTERESTS
Tommy
Brown
and
Delphine
Balagno
Win
Table
Tennis
Tourney
Playing
with
almost
uncanny
nonchalance,
T.
W.
("Tommy")
Brown
Saturday
night
won
the
men's
open
championship
at
th?
Recreational
and
Physical
Educa
tion
Centre
In
the
first
public
table
tennis
tournament
ever
to
be
staged
in
Prince
Rupert
when
he
defeated
young
Gordon
Stamford
in
the
final
round.
The
scores
were
21-16,
21-16,
and
21-14.
j
Both
finalists
had
the
time
ofj
their
lives
in
the
semi-final
round.
Brown
being
taken
to
three
close
sets
by
Hiroje
Yamanaka,
who
had
previously
conquered
Philip
Edg-
cumbe,
and
Stamford
barely
nosing
out
P.
E.
("Gene")
Scott,
a
hot
favorite,
23-21
and
21-18.
Youth
was
served
with
a
ven
geance
m
the
ladles
open
com
petition
as
13-year
old
Delphine
Balagno
treaded
triumphantly
over
all
opposition
with
the
los?
of
but
a
single
set,
scoring
a
decisive
victory
against
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton
in
the
final
round
A
trio
of
tiros
took
part
in
this
com
petition
but
all
acquitted
themselves
surprisingly
well.
The
"consolation"
draws
pro
vided
some
really
close
matche-as
well
as
much
mirth
to
player
and
spectators
alike,
youthful
Bert
O'Neill
winning
the
men'?
first
round
casualty
draw,
and
Miss
Frances
Cross
bringing
home
the
bacon
In
the
ladies'
section.
Mrs.
Foster
Willan
graciously
presented
the
prizes
at
the
conclusion
of
the
tournament.
Detailed
results:
Men's
Open
First
Round
H.
Yamanaka
bea'
H.
Edgar;
P.
Edgcumbe
beat
J
Davis;
T.
Mills
beat
S.
Scherk;
T
Brown
beat
B
O'Neill:
G.
Stam
ford
beat
D.
Meadows;
E.
Barton
Beat
C.
Joslln:
E.
Scott
beat
L.
Astoria;
E.
Blaln
beat
B.
Wick.
Second
Round
H.
Yamanaka
beat
P.
Edgcumbe
(21-16;
21-14)
T
Brown
beat
T.
Mills
(21-11;
21
7);
G.
Stamford
beat
E.
Barton
(22-20
in
3rd
set);
E.
Scott
beat
E
Blaln
(23-21;
21-16).,
Semi-final
Round
T.
Brow?
beat
H.
Yamanaka
(19-21:
21-15
21-14);.
G.
Stamford
beat
E.
Scott
(23-21;.
21-18).
Final
Round
T
Brown
beat
G.
Stamford
(21-16;
21-16;
21-14).
Ladies'
Open
First
Round
Mrs.
Macphersor
beat
V.
Morse;
D.
Balagno
beat
F
Cross;
Mrs.
Horton
beat
M.
Hun.
A.
Gomez
beat
Mrs.
Bowes;
J
Edgcumbe,
bye;
M
Delany,
bye.
Second
Round
D.
Balagno
bea
Mrs.
Macpherson
(2
sets
to
1):
Mrs.
Horton
beat
A.
Gomez
(2
to
Five
Jokers
And
Lambie
&
Stone
Win
in
Bowling
Five
Jokers
defeated
Old
Empress
three
games
to,
nil
while
Lambie
&
Stone
won
over
Pioneer
i
erles
Laundry
two
games
to
one
in
the
.Hotel
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
yesterday.
High
scorer
was
Allan
Davles
of
the
Five
Jokers
with
an
average
of
244.
OLD
EMPRESS
1st
Stacey
250
Ross
192
Ciccone
251
Zleman
136
Bell
211
Handicap
48
Totals
2nd
125
198
156
153
204
48
FIVE.
JOKERS
1st
2nd
3rd
Dlngwell
187
272
225
Keron
,
167
89
115
A.
Davles
220
252
259
F.
Davles
186
146
105
Andrews
!
253
266
174
Handicap
;'..
145
145
145
PIONEER
L.
.
1st
2nd
Houston
1G7-
140
Arrol
;
.-..-...:.218
192
Wcschj,
.....,,i;,
185
170
Asemlssen
219
202
Handicap
.'.
57
57
Totals
..846
767
L.
&
S.-4
.
1st
2nd
Bury
.'.
191
216
Klnslor
:
208
135
Johnson
217
121
Comadlna
134
160
Handicap
100
100-
Totals
850
732
3rd
156
171
185
192
149
48
..1052
894
901
Totals-
1158
1170
1023
3rd
161
166
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
L.
Pioneer
Laundry
.....25
8
Five
Jokers
16
17
Old
Empress
13
20
Lambie
&
Stone
13
20
0);
J.
Edgcumbe
beat
M.
Delany
(2"to
1).
I
Final
Round
D.
Balagno
beat
Mrs.
Horton
(3
to
0).
Men's
Consolation
Final
Round
B.
O'Neill
beat
D.
Meadows.
Ladies'
Consolation
Final
Round
F.
Cros3
beat
Mrs.
Bowes.
HOUSEHOLD
HELPS
Tea
Kettles,
in
various
patterns,
from
25c
to
$3.50
Galvanized
Tubs,
square
or
round,
from
50c
to
$2.00
Wash
Boilers,
copper,
tin
or
galvanized,
from
$1.65
to
$3.25
Garden
Seeds
for
flowers
and
vegetables,
pkgs
5c
and
10c
We-
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Monday,
March
23,
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j
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i
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m
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Ten
Pin
League
In
Play
Sunday
197
Stiles
149
57
Menzies
.-
..143
,
Knutson
147
333
Handicap
23
3rd-
Totals
785
227
j
R.
C.
&
L.
1st
200
R.
Franks
133
192
McCallum
141
152
O.
Franks
145
100
Vance
128
Ciccone
.135
871
Handicap
30
Rose,
Canadian
Legion
and
Atlin
Fish-1
were
winners
over
Knox
and
Rose.
Cowan
&
Latta'
respectively"
in
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
yesterday,
scores
being
two
games
to
one
in
each
case.
High
Average
scorer
was
Johnny
Comadlna
of
the
Knox
Hotel
with
185.
KNOX
HOTEL
1st
Thompson
;
168
Way
....v...'...
..
140
Raabe
122
Comadlna
169
Asemlssen
,,
124
Handicap
...'
30
Totals
'.
753
LEGION
1st
Stacey.
146
Donald
.'.
185
Storvlck
...........;..,
136
White
125
Todd
.':..
183
Handicap
...
12
Totals
......
787
ATLIN
1st
Gunderson
176
252
Gray
-
147
2nd
136
134
131
221
190
30
842
2nd
186
155
168
157
154'
12
832
2nd
190
171
151
162
145
23
842
2nd
181
161
106
135
133
30
W.
Grotto
22
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
20
Power
Corporation
17
Knox
Hotel
17
Canadian
Legion
..."
16
Moose
13
Atlin
Fisheries
'
12
Elks
11
STOPPED
-UP
.NOSTRIL&
(WtocolcU.
Use
Menlliolalum
lo
help
open
I
he'
nostrils
and
permit
freer
breathing.
3rd
153
103
146
1G6
186
30
784
3rd
175
198
158
154
187
12
884
3rd
146
147
177
131
176
23
800
3rd
144
164
206
134
155
30
Totals
703
746
833
League
Standing
L.
11
13
13
16
20
17
18
22
Basketball
Buzz
Moose
and
Grotto
will
meet
in
the
Senior
basketball
league
tonight,
Canadian
Legion
and
Scythians
in
the
Intermediate
and
King
Edward
High
School
and
Boy
Scouts
In
the
Junior.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Flndlay,
arrived
In
port
at
8:30
last
night
from
Vancouver
and!
waypolnts.
sailing
a
couple
of
hours;
later
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other!
northern
points
whence
she
will
1
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
at
1
:30
p.m.
for
the
south.
LOCALS
IN
BIG
LEAD
Canadian
Legion
and
Atlin
Win
Scorcj
Another
Decisive
Victory
Over
Knox
Hotel
and
Cowan
&
Latta
Over
Premier
Saturday
In
District
Hoop
Series
Looks
Like
Cinch
Grottettes
Capture
Ladles'
Championship
by
Margin
Of
One
Point
Winning
the
second
game
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
senior
championship
series
with
Premier
by
a
score
of
47
to
28
Saturday
night,
Prince
Rupert
made
It.
two
straight
victories
with
an
aggregate
point
lead
to
dale
of
85
to
51.
The
Premier
team
sailed
by
the
Catala
last
night
on
its
return
hom-3
and
the
locals
will
Journey
north
for
the
second
two
games
of
the
series
at
Premier
on
April
2
and
3.
The
possession
of
the
Sun
Life
Cup,
championship
trophy,
for
the
coming
year
will
be
determined
on
the
basis
of
the
best
three
out
of
four
games
or,
in
the
event
of
a
two-all
tie
In
games,
on
total
points.
The
two
decisive
victories
in
the
opening
games,
of
course,
give
Prince
Rupert
a
strangle-hold
on
the
competition.
As
on
Friday
night,
the
locals
were
again
full
value
for
their
vic
tory
Saturday
evening.
The
first
string
forward
line
of
Sonny
Stiles,
Eddie
Smith
and
Walter
Johnson
was
too
much
for
the
visitors
to
cope
with.
At
that,
Sonny
Watson,
Al
Phillips
and
Bobby
Stewart
had
a
good
share
of
the
play
and,
had
they
not
missed
so'
many
scoring
chances,
Premier
would
have
made
much
better
showing
on
the
score
board.
During
the
latter
part
of
the
second
half
Lome
Falconer
of
Premier
and
Alex
Mitchell
of
Prince
Rupert
figured
In
a
collision
on
the
floor
as
a
result
of
which
the
former
was
knocked
completely
out.
The
game
was
held
up
for
several
minutes
while
he
was
coming
to.
Dr.
J.
II.
Carson
was
called
out
of
the
crowd
and
Falconer
was
unable
to
finish,
the
game.
Johnny
Obuchina
taking
his
place.
Capt.
Watson
of
Premier
was
the
only
player
to
be
banished
for
fouls,
he
being
sent
out
about
half
a
minute
before
the
end
of
the
game.
The
visitors
put
up
a
better
game
on
Saturday
than
they
had
on
Friday.
It
was
a
fast
game
from
start
to
finish.
Half
time
score
was
25
to
16
for
Prince
Rupert.
At
one
time
during
the
period
the
score
was
tied
up
14
all.
Rupert
All
Stars
turned
oh
the
heat
in
the
second
half
and
held
the
visitors
'
down
to
ten
points
while
the
locals
collected
22.
Wally
Jonnson
speared
14
in
this
half.
Grottettes
Win
Title
Grottettcs
won
the
city
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MILK
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CREAM
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Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
in
stock.
We
also
operate
GO
Messenger
Service
The
Competing
Cleopatras
League
championship
by
the
narrow
margin
of
32
to
31
on
a
two-game
play-off
series
with
King
Edward
High
School
girls,
Saturday
evening's
game
ending
In
a
15
all
tie
after
the
Grottettes
had
won
17
to
16
Friday
night
in
the
first
game.
Grottettes
opened
up
the
scor
ing
In
the
first
half
and
held
their
lead
until
the
interval
when
the
score
was
10
to
6.
It
was
In
the
second
half
that
the
Girl
Students
came
to
and
they
brought
-the
iscore
up
to
15-15
and
a
chance
to
tie
on
penalty
shots
but
McLeod
missed
both
her
penalties
and
the
Students
hopes
for
the
title
went
glimmering.
The
Davis
duet
and
Wilson
played
a
good
game
for
the
Students
while
Menzle,
Dickens
and
Smith
were
the
stars
for
the
Grottettes.
Wally
Johnson
bounced
Dickens
of
the
Grotto
and
Wilson
I
and
E.
Davis
of
the
Students.
Each
had
four
personals.
Scythian
juniors
lost
to
an
all
star
Junior
squad
27
to
14.
Half
time
score
was
12-4
in
favor
or
the
All
Stars.
Individual
scoring:
Ladies'
Game
High
School
(15)
Mussallcm
(4),
Wilson,
T.
Davis
(1),
Blain
(4),
E.
Davis
(2),
Llewellyn
(1),
McLeod
(3).
Grottettes
(15)
Beale
(5),
Smith
(2),
Brand,
Croxford.
McMeekln,
Dickens
(6),
Menzle
(2).
Junior
Leaguers
All
Stars
(27)
Montcsano
(15).
Cromp
(2),
Eastman
(6),
Hale
(2),
Lindseth
(2).
Scythians
(14)
Murray
(4).
An-
tonclll
(4),
Montesano,
Roma
(4),i
Houston,
O'Neill
(2).
Senior
Championship
Premier
(28)
Gladding,
lvarson,
Vance,
Stewart
(11),
Phillips
(2),
Currle
(7),
Watson
(8),
Falconer,
Obuchina.
Prince
Rupert
(47)
Johnson
(18),
Mitchell
(2),
Stiles
(11),
Stalker,
Smith,
Ratchford
(3),
Lindsay
(1).
MacPhee
(7),
J.
Morrison
(2).
Calderoni
(2),
R.
Morrison
(1),
Morgan.
About
three
hundred
enthusiastic
fans
witnessed
Saturday
night's
games.
Less
Than
-aH
TONIGHT
and
TUESDtT
i
Last
Complete
Show
at
8:36
WHAT
A
MAN!
WHAT
A
LIFE!
He
was
the
best-dressed,
best-fed
and
most
fabulously
be"
Jewelled
human
the
world
has
ever
known!
For
him
life
was
one
grand
spree--the
grandest
anybody
ever
enjoyed!
'Arnold
j
From
tha
besMelling
novtl
by
Parker
Morell
...
A
Unl.
vartal
Picture
with
JEAN
ARTHUR
BINNIE
BARNES
(At
7:00
Si
9
44)
PLUS
E.
Philips
Oppcnhcim's
"THE
GREAT
IMPERSONATION"
An
amazing
adventure
drama
With
EDMUND
LOWE
(At
8:30
Once
Onlyi
Halibut
boats
going
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