1
PAGE
FOUR
this
year
but
the
frying
Swiss
found,
completely
to
his
liking
when
he
hung
up
the
new
mark
Dy
Hans
Thorner,
famous
ski
professional
from
New
Hampshire,
who
flew
dewn
the
course
in
48
seconds
flat
Never
before
Don
Newton
and
Alex
Morgan,
will
'
be
on
fijeir
way
out
on
April
10
after
a
most
enjoyable
skfing
holiday.
On
April
11
a
large
party
of
more
than
twenty
will
leave
Wk
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SKIING
AT
JASPER
PARK
New
Record
For
Parties
At
Slalom'
Many
Resort
JASPER,
April
9:
A
new
record
was
set
at
Trappers
Valley
here
when
Peter
Va)d&,
noted
Swiss
skiing
instructor,
who
is
handling
a
ski
school
in
Che
Maligne
area.
negotiated
the
difficult
giant
sla
Masson,
tcU
known
Winnipeg
ski
expert,
already
has
arrived
and
reports
finding
perfect
skiing
conditions,
Edmonton
and
Vancouver
parties
wUl
follow
the
Winni-peggers
and
others
wiH
continue
to
arrive
until
well
on
in
May.
LOUIS
WINS
OVER
MUSTO
LOCAL
HIGH
HOOP
TEAM
TO
TRAVEL
i
Boys
and
Girls
in
Basketball
Party
1
to
Leave
on
Thursday
Night
Return
Series
Here
I
Booth
Memorial
High
School
j
boys'
and
girls'
basketball
teams
will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
where
a
series
of
games
will
-be
played
Friday,
Saturday
and
Mondar
nights.
The
Ocean
Falls
High
School
players
will
come
here
for
a
return
series
on
April
16
and
17.
The
Prince
Runert
wartr
matins
the
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
will
Include
the
following:
Bo
Aler
Rill
nlivr
Ranter.
bane
TVm
MrCouvpr
t
Anw
n
J
Th
second
half
league
stand
j
MacDonald,
Mel
Bussey.
lOland,
D.
Mclror
(coach).
John
Good,
Kosta
Killas
and
John
Nkholls.
Technical
KnrwV.nut
nr
t
:Sherman
J
.Murrav
n
VamnraMra
lom
run
in
sixty
seconds
flat.
Many
;
Musto
Buddy
Baer
Beats
Tonv
ill
Yamanacka.
J.
MacKay.
Betty
attempts
have
been
made
for
a
J
Galento
1
Payne
and
Molly
Wlnslow.
low
mark
on
this
excellent
course
I
The
Ocean
falls
boys'
team
con-
ST.
LOUIS,
April
9
Joe
Louis,!
sts
of
Vic
Wall
and
Fred
Oxen-,
world's
heavyweight
boxing
chim-'
bur7,
flashy
centres;
Hank
Adams
:
.
j
.
,
,
,
.
,
tr.
l
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ri
-
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m
k
eight
and
a
half
rounds.
Douglas
Anderson.
Bob
Taylor
the
In
Washington
Buddy
Baer
scor-
coach,
writing
to
Prince
Rupert.
"'it
wcit
has
there
uinc
been
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such
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wrcu
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mounumuueu
me
risni,
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meet
uouism
chalets
and
camps
have
been
fill-
June
in
a
title
bout
Galento
quit
ed.
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Toronto
party,
headed
byJafter
"
six
roiinds
w
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of
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with
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is
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an
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And
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in
the
assurance
of
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without
waste.
Yes.
Electric
Cooking
is
a
convenience
and
an
economy.
It
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half,
for
Annette's
Cun.
The
play-off
will
take
place
Friday
evening.
In
the
final
fixtures
last
night
Stvlettes
won
over
Blue
Birds.
Savoy
Swingers
over
Knox
Hotel
and
Rangers
over
Big
Sisters
three
games
to
nil
while
Annette'
sde-feated
Lnky
Strikes
two
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Rone,
LaBelJe
of
Savoy
Swingers
with
227.
Dave
I"160
Itaftgers
In
Play-off
For
An
nette's
Championship
Cup
The
final
earne
of
the-
second
half
of
the
Ladies'
R-nrlin?
Ltarue
'schedule
were
played
last
night
The
Savoy
Swingers
won
the
yec-
The
Individual
scoring:
iSavoy
Swingers
Rangers
Blue
Birds
Knox
Hotel
Annette's
Stykttes
for
the
year.
The
afl
time
record
jn
the
ninth
of
fifteen,
scheduled
d
Charleson
and
Lawrence
Law-
3afrn--i
for
for
this'
this;
course
course
was
was
made
made
last
last
year
vparlrounds
her
las
nirhf
iritVi
nvinw
son.
ruards
Thp
runr
lvm
niK.'"'
Bond
Musto.
He
took
the
fight,
which
suwites
are
Emilio
Clozza,
Mltsuyo
was
in
defen
of
the
title
In
Moriyama.
Hisltoshi
Morivara
and
a
n
rwv.
.
i.
164
219
W.
A&WUIkUU.
llkklALklH-t-r
111
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I
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rr
'
Buddy
Baeri
Imirrerihis
hand
was
Joeal
branch
nf
r.Tyr,
n,v
1
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40
broken
r
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rcommerce.
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seieraT
weeks
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for
Jasper
to
spend
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I
Use
for
it
Hundreds
of
people
get
now
much
Improved
and
is
expected
week
or
more
in
this
area.
Howie
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
to
return
to
the
city
next
week.
fljF
couver,
Victoriavand
Pender
Har-
If
you
want
something,
adver-
bor
for
thp
benefit
of
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hwlth
Cake
Baking
Northern
British
CoIumLiia
Power
L
v'
'J
mm
-
Z2
9
....--JO
12
23
,
19
......21
'
20
...-:..19
23
17
Wi
Blg
Sisters
14
28
Lucky
Strikes
14
28
Lickv
Strikes
1
1
Menses
125
Ha-gue
t
no
.(.124
Schaeffer
146
iNelsbn
I
136
Blackball
-....211
Lafutens5
.......138;
Handieajj
52'
Total......'.
87
Blue
Birds
1
Pierce
t.
:
194
jTurgeon
134
(Boulter
...
179
Hartwig
..us
Keron
...141
Parent
.
Handicap
.....
Total
.76
Savoy
Swinrers
1
LaBelle
j
209
Basso-Bert
in
:wescn
iM
Croxford
214
Mieod
.127
Total
t
805
Knox'
Ifotel
1
McKeown
91
Yager
130
jScharff
93
Montgomery
....
....154
Hanson
.201
Handicap-
as
Total
757
Raarers
'
1
James
...176
Grinstrand
Asemlssen
J43
.
11
Wrathall
L
-.T...JiSa
Berg
.
..J78
Handicap
62
182
101
...140
154
..!i2S
157
iPeacbck'"
1st
I7fi
Handicap
aad
130
ToUli
853
901
Annette's
i
s
Bresnner
134
93
Reaugh
.179
148
'Amey
-
.
ran.
90
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2
154
150
178
144
156
52
834
2
.126
157
118
164
92
204
171
161
140
926
2
151
162
144
172
112
88
829
'
2
167
198
192
233
291
62
Total
..89
1143
Bir
Sisters
1
2
...
ifo
I
Die
kens
...
.82
166
Rothwell
137
135
M.
Bond
.v.:
..1.....187
189
Alexander
133
160
Handicap
49
49
Total
740'
875
J.H.
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Palmistry
.
SILTERSIDES
BLOCK
33
30
.23
22
19
"17
14
14
3
170
271
112
145
14S
130
977
3
75
138
181
J
130
152
Ah
-WINNERS
OF
ALLAN
CUP
Winners
of
the
Allan
Cud.
pres
ented
by
Sir
Morctagve
Allan
for
competlton
among
Canadian
senior
amateur
hoikey
teims,
follows:
1608-Ottawa
Cliffsides.
1909
Queen'ff
University.
1910
St
Micnael-B
College.
1611
Winnipeg
Victorias.
1913
Winnipeg
Victorias.
1913
Winnipeg
Hookey
Club.
1914
Regina
Victorias.
1915
Winnipeg
Victorias.
1916
Winnipeg
61st
.Battalion.
1917
Toronto
Dental
1918
Kitchener.
1919
Hamilton
Tigers.
1
1020-Winnrpeg
Falcons.
1921
University
oj
Toronto.
1922
Toronto
Granites.
1923
Toronto
Granites.
1924
Sault
Ste.
Marie.
1925
Port
Arthur.
1926
Port
AriAur.
1927
University
of
Toronto
Grads,
1928
University
of
Manitoba.
1929
Port
Arthur.
1930
Montreal
A.
A.
A.
1931
Winnlpegs.
1932
Toronto
Nationals.
1933
Mancton
Hawks.
1934
Moncton
Hawks.
1935
Halifax
Wolverines.
1936
Kimberley
Dynamiters.
1937
Sudbury
Tigers.
1938
Trail
Smoke
Eaters.
1939
Port
Arthur
Bear
Cats.
1940
Kirkland
Lake
Blue
Devils,
1941
?.
;
716
1
The
curtain
'rjiigs
down
tomor
3
I
row
night
on
the
Mixed
Bowling
164
1
League
when
Toilers
and
Rlnky
134
pinks
meet
in
thp
final
for
the
158ileaSu
championship.
The
Tollers
141
j
were
winners
of
Uve
first
half
in
the
179lason's
play
while
the
Rlnky
52
Dinks
took
the
second
half.
Best
e
three
out
nf
fiv
v!m
n-m
839
3
187
201
133
228
134
62
945
3
119
178
147
132
234
49
879
Optometrist
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Bank'
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(the
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-The
teams:
j
18li
Tollers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cy
Kellett.l
126
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser,
Lilian
'
151
1
Croxford.
Len
Cripps.
1
141
.Rlnky
Dinks
Dora
Arncy.
Mrs.'
179!
Fred
Wesch,
Mrs.
Harry
Nelson,
I
Steve
ArHngton,
Norman
Klnslor.i
jTed
Dungate.
1
778
!
3
j
Jockey
Johnny
'Adams
rode
six
'
224
.consecutive
winners
at
the
Bay
141
J
Meadows
track,
San
Mateo,
Cali-219
fomla,
three
years
ago
this
week.
Igg
Adams
rode
in
teven
races
that
211
day.
He
finished
third
In
the
first
$44
race
and
then
'went
to
'town.
His
j
.winners
paid
a
total
of
182.20
on
147
.$2
tickets.
160
j
'
130
j
Jess
WiHard
won
(the
heavy-
m-.
iem.
ooxing
otle
25
years
ago
127
jby
kayoing
champion
Jack
John--
ui
uie
20m
round
at
Havana.
wuiard
tost
the
'crown
tn
Jrir
Dempsey
in
191P
find
Vila
iWi
teareer
ended
ibur
when
Luis
Firpo
knocked
him
out
in
the
eighth
round
at
Jprv.
City.
j
Hundreds
of
people
try
a
"spofl
in
the
Daily
News
classified
col-'
umn
ana
get
good
results,
(tf)
1
III
NUVA
oUKL
HE'LL
WIN
Joe
Louis
Will
Soon
Shw
Whether
He
Has
Really
Slipped
NEW
YORK.
April
9:
(CP)
Now
that
there
Is
evidence
Joe
Louis
lhas
slipped,
every
heawwelcht
with
a
punch
thinks
he
has
chance
against
the
Brown
Bomber.
But
Loo
Nova
is
the
only
fighter
who
is
sure
he
can
beat
the
cham
pion.
Nova
has
been
sure
for
three
years.
He
thought
he
could
beat
now
that
several
not-too-hieWv
regarded
fisticuff
erf
have
extended
tne
mie-holder.
Lou
beat
Max
Baw
two
years
ago
and
he.
beat
him
aealn
when
they
met
In
Madison
Sauare
Oar-
uczi
iasi
1
naay.
ijouis
was
a
months
of
inactivity.
Nova
regained
his
health
and
returned
to
the
ring.
His
first
serious
ODDonent
was
Pat
Cornlskey
and
he
gavel
Patrick
a
larruping.
Het
back
In
me
usts
again
but
they
ordered
be?5r
r,r
Bar
..
T.
-
'
The.-;
Mux
fr-.r.
.
out.
Sr
Lo:
Just
whera
rrrv
-
That
,v
J
l-ye
-r
?
joe
nnd
,v,.
.
Dorazio
vi
,
.
htth
b:c
toe
J-
;went-13
round:
beu
tT
wit'
I.:
nere
who
waf!
bc
the
Louis
who
destroyed
Mar
dv
Baer
Schmeling
In
his
greatest
fight
There
And
he
is
more
certain
than
ever
Louis
did
ents
ser.
Jr
i
it..
out
gome
rx'
t,v
fe
sure
lavs
respec.
and
Novu
i.
1
-
itu
tOp
form
f-m
Istandoutthen
and
Max
nrrnt.
.
71
U
i
m.
riA
x.J-T-.
ww
revise
ic'j
Kliai.
J
tUUiCU
KllLi
1.1
If
Ti
IT
n
1
to
-
changed.
Lou
became
11L
was
"
sUppe
'iy
mauled
by
Tony
Oalento
and
was
bed-ridden
lor
weeks.
After!
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We
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Sewing
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Needles
and
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