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'UdfcCWAR
MEMORIAL
.CAMPAIflN
LAUNCHED-Campaign
for
a
$500,000
War
Memorial
'Gymnasium
on
the
U.IJ.C.
Wednesday,
February
6,
1946
campus
has
been
.launched
.by
a
ijoint
student-alumni
committee
of
the
University
of
'British
Columbia.
The
.proposed
AVar
Memorial
would
take
the
form,
of
a
gymnasium.
-Here
is
a
sketch
plan
of
'the
-building.
Today
in
Sports
BRAVES
TAKE
JOHNNY
HOPP
Outfielder
Is
Acquired
from
St.
Louis
Cardinals
BOSTON
The
Boston1
Braves
have
announced
the
purchase
of
Outfielder
Johnny
Hopp
from
the
8t.
Louis
Cardinals.
The
Braves
gave
up
an
undisclosed
sum
of
cash
and
also
releated
-utility
infielder
Eddie
Joost
to
lhe
St.
Louis
farm
club
at
Rochester
In
the
International
(League.
iHopp
has
been
with
the-Cards
..since
1939.
He
had
his
best
year
in
'1944
when
he
hit
.330
and
was
the
league's
leading
outfielder
in
fielding.
He
had
only
one
error
in
318
chances.
FORMER
BRITISH
CHAMP
RETIRES
iLONDOX
The
former
light-
--weight
boxing
champion
of
r
'tain,
'Dave
Crowley,
has
retired
from
the
ring
because
of
an
iJury
which
has
deprived
him
of
the
sight
or
his
left
eye.
Crowley
rrwas'one
I
mosl'
colorful
of
""""Britain's
fighters
in
the
last
several
years.
He
won
the
British
lightweight
crown
In
1938
but
-
lo.st
It
six
months
later.
In
193(5,
he
was
beaten
by
Mike
Belloise
of
New
York
in
a
bout
for
the
world's
featherweight
title.
SCHEDULE
FOR
MIXED
BOWLS
The
Mixed
Bowling
schedule
i-lor
the
first
seven
weeks
of
the
second
half
Is
as
follows:
February
6
Post
Engineers
vs.
DeJongs,
Jokers
vs.
Fraser
&
Paynes,
McMeekins
vs.
Midgets.
C.Y.A.
vs..
Headpinners.
February
13
Midgets
vs.
Headpinners,
McMeekins
vs.
C.
YJl.,
DeJongs
vs.
Fraser
&
W3$
"Paynes,
Post
Engineers
vs.
Jok,
d'W'i5Rirs.''
'2iiSSi2Fraser"&
Pavnes
Post-Engineers
vs.
Headpinners,
C.Y.A.
vs.
Jok--ers,
DeJongs
vs.
Midgets.
February
27
Jokers
vs.
Midgets,
C;Y.A.
vs.
DeJongs,
Post
.Engineers
vs.
McMeekins,
Fraser
fc
Paynes
vs.
Headpinners.
March
6
C.Y.A.
vs.
Post
Engineers,
Fraser
and
Payne
vs.
Midgets,
Jokers
vs.
Headpinners,
McMeekins
vs.
DeJongs.
March
13
DeJongs
vs.
Jokers,
.Headpinners
vs.
McMeekins,
Fraser
&
Paynes-
vs.
Post
Engineers,
Midgets
vs.
C.Y.A.
March
20
Fraser
&
Paynes
vs.
C.Y.A.,
Midgets
vs.
Post
Engineers,
DeJongs
vs.
Headpinners,
Jokers
vs.
McMeekins.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News.
OLYMPIC
GAMES
ONLY
QUARREL
Australian
Amateur
Swimming
Official
Hopes
They
Are
Never
Revived
MELBOURNE
The
vice-president
of
the
Australian
Amateur
Swimming
Union,
D.
S.
Carter,
says
he
hopes
the
Olympic
Games
are
never
revived
because
they
are
nothing
but
a
battle
of
nations.
He
spoke
at
a
Union
conference
and
said
there
had
been
too
much
squabbling
over
the
appointment
of
officials
and
too
many
disputes
over
results
and
language
difficulties.
Carter
added,
however,
that
he
was
all
in
favor
of
an
early
resumption
of
the
British
Empire
Games,
INTERMEDIATE
BASKETBALL
February
7
Macey's
vs.
Inter-vets.
Co-op
vs.
High
School.
February
12
Co-op
vs.
Macey's,
Inlervets
vs.
High
School.
February
14
High
School
vs.
Macey's,
Inlervets
vs.
Co-op.
'
February
19
Co-op
vs.
High
School,
Intervets
vs.
Macey's.
February
21
Macey's
vs.
Coop,
High
School
vs.
Intervets.
Second
half
of
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
Is
scheduled
as
follows:
Feb.
23
Macey'6
vs.
High
School,
Co-op
vs.
Intervets.
March
5
Intervets
vs.
Macey's,
High
School
vs.
Co-op.
March
7
High
School
vs.
Intervets,
Co-op
vs.
Macey's.
March
12
Co-op
vs.
Intervets,
High
School
vs.
Macey's.
March
14
High
School
vs.
Coop,
Macey's
vs.
Intervets.
March
19
Intervets
vs.
High
School,
Co-op
vs.
Maceys.
March
21
Macey's
vs.
High
-
.LScbool..Intervetssi
Co-op,
T
'
March
26
Higtf-School
v!
vs.
Co
op,
Macey's
vs.
Intervets
March
28
Macey's
vs.
Co-op,
High
School
vs.
Intervets.
Ayril
2
Co-op
vs.
Intervets.
High
School
vs.
Maceys.
April
4
InterVets
vs.
Macey's,
Co-op
vs.
High
School.
April
9
Co-op
vs.
Macey's,
Intervets
vs.
High
School.
TO
FLY
TO
ALL
GAMES
PHILADELPHIA
The
Philadelphia
Eagles
will
fly
to
all
their
out-o'f-town
National
Football
league
engagements
next
fall.
The
Eagles'
management
announced
yesterday
that
a
contract
has
been
signed
with
a
commercial
air
line
for
transporting
a
party
of
41
to
games
away
from
home.
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PETE
GREY
IS
HOLD-OUT
TOLEDO
Pete
,Oray,
one-armed
outfielder
who
played
in
the
Big.
Leagues
last
year
with
St.
Louis
Browns
of
the
American
League,
Is
a
hold-out.
Gray,
who
was
released
last
fall
to
Toledo
of
the
American
Associations,
says
he
will
not
play
ball
for
the
Mud
Hens
this
year
unless
the
club
meets
his
salary
terms.
Gray
states
he
will
give
up
the
game
before
playing
for
less
than
what
he
demanded.
With
St.
Louis
last
year,
he
batted
.223
In
an
utility
role.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
HOOP
SCHEDULE
Basketball
schedule
for
the
Junior
League
Is
as
follows:
First
Half
Feb.
7
Gyro
vs.
High
School.
Feb.
12
Watts
Si
Nickerson
vs.
High
School.
Feb.
14
Gyro
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
Feb.
19
High
School
vs.
Gyro
Feb.
21
High
School
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
Feb.
26
Watts
and
Nickerson
vs.
Gyro.
Feb.
28
Gyro
vs.
High
School.
Second
Half
March
5
Watts
it
Nickerson
vs.
High
School.
March
7
Gyro
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
March
12
High
School
vs.
Gyro.
March
14
High
School
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
March
19
Watts
k
Nickerson
vs.
Gyro.
March
21
Gyro
vs.
High
School.
March
26
Watts
&
Nickerson
-S.
High
School.
March
28
Gyro
vs.
Watts
&
Nickerson.
Anril
2
High
School
vs.
Gyro.
ww..
.
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cpopT
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J
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Jl
vll
The
managerial
difficulties
of
George
Young,
the
"Catalinl
Kid,"
were
making
the
front
pages
19
years
ago.
He
had
just
won
the
Catalina
marathon
swim
and
on
February
5,
1927,
his
mother
rushed
fronvToronto
to
San
Francisco
to
confirm
Henry
O
Byrne
as
manager
with
a
4B
per
cent
cut.
Frenchy
Belanger,
Toronto
flyweight,
was
stripped
of
his
world
tiUe
18
years
ago
tonijht
by
Frankle
Genaro,
In
a
10-round
bout
at
Toronto.
Belanger
previously
had
won
a
close
decision
over
the
New
Yorker
bul
the
return
bout
was
never
in
doubt
after
the
halfway
mark.
Belanger
has
since
slipped
Into
obsucrity
HOCKEY
AT
SMITHERS
Native
Sons
Beat
Elks
,
Prinee
George
Trip
Cominc
Up
SMITHERS
Native
Sons
of
Canada
won
the
hockey
game
on
Sunday
when
they
played
the
Elks.
The
score
was:
Sons,
5;
Elks,
3.
Two
casualties
occurred
during
the
game
when
Roy
Arnold
and
Jack
Chapman
collided
on
the
ice.
Both
had
their
faces
cut,
Arnold's
requiring
one
stitch
and
Chapman's
two
stitches.
The
Senior
hockey
team
is
getting
Into
good
shape
for
a
visit
to
Prince
George
this
coming
week-end
when
they
will
play
a
series
of
games
with
that
team
on
Saturday
and
Sunday.
The
Junior
team
Is
looking
forward
to
the
trip
which
it
will
make
the
following
week
going
to
Prince
George
on
Saturday,
for
a
series
of
games.
BUY
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS
IMIlllJilfPINfi
l-IIIAII
llllll
KAINmAixtKi,
iAVUi
WIN
HUUP
bAMtS
'
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
edged
i
part
part
of
of
the
the
play,
play,
although
although
poor
poor
I
This
This
was
was
co-oq
out
Macey's
45-24
and
Savoy
defeated
Co-op
34-27
in
lhe
intermediate
hoop
series
in
the
armories
last
night,
while
in
the
junior
schedule,
Watts
&
Nickerson
overcame
Gyro
by
a
score
of
30-14.
The
Savoy
Co-op
game
went
Into
overtime.
In
the
junior
gaaie
Watts
&
Nickerson
went
out
for
their
second
successive
win.
leading
the
Gyros
throughout
the
game.
W.
it
N.
high
scorer
was
Ole
Skog
with
10
points,
while
Mas-tad
led
Gyros
with
six
points.
In
the
Savoy
Co-op
game
Savoys
controlled
the
greater
lF
.1
S
SI
STUDY
GROUPS
With
the
opening
of
the
Prince
Rupert
i-ivic
centre
tne
Rup-Rec
recrea-
tive
gymnastic
program
will
be
Increased
to
Include
classes
for
everyone
Interested
in
healthful
sport
and
exercise.
To
those
who
are
not
Interested
in
tripping
the
light
fantastic
in
the
recreational
dancing
class
or
In
the
more
violent
exertions
of
other
gym
sessions
and
who
may
not
care
to
devote
all
their
time
to
the
mysteries
of
chess
or
to
the
acquiring
of
skills
in
leather-work
or
plastics
or
model
aircraft
building
in
short
to
some
of
the
people
all
of
the
time.
Rup-Rec
will
offer
study
groups
as
a
subdued
but
equally
pleasurable
form
of
recreation.
Study
A
FrWxct
f
Cn.rol
foedl
1
5
:
fe,:5ss
7pJj0
.
.
-4Lneu
i
la
4.0
,
I
Posts
i
ihootlng
heid
the
score
down.
At
half
time
the
score
was
12-5
for
Savoy.
The
second
hall
showed
a
better
class
of
play
with
Co-op
starting
the
scoring
with
three
quick
baskets.
Savoy
then
found
the
mark,
and
the
battle
seesawed
In
a
thrilling
final
few
minutes
which
closed
with
the
score
tied
at
27-27.
In
the
overtime
Joe
Davis
of
Savoy
broke
loose
and
tossed
the
ball
through
the
hoop
three
times
while
Co-op
was
held
scoreless.
WHAT
5
DOING
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
RECREATION
COUNCIL
GYM5
by
J
IM
NAST
groups
are
the
nucleus
of
adult
education.
Informed
discussion
la
on
absolute
necessity
in
our
democracy.
Therefore
this
device
is
to
predominate
in
the
adult
education
program
when
it
comes
Into
active
being
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre.
A
group
can
tackle
problems
100
great
for
a
-single
-person
to
hindle.
Here
good
ideas
will
get
a
chance
and
Impulsive
nations
and
prejudices
may
receive
friendly
criticism.
People
.become
citizens,
In
fact
as
well
as
in
name,
when
they
meet
to
discuss
public
issues.
SKI
NEWS
The
Mt.
Blaln
Ski
Club
Is
making
definite
headway
In
securing
the
Army
buildings
on
Mt.
Hays
and
Is
drawing
up
plans
to
turn
these
abandoned
buildings
into
a
modern
ski
village.
Among
the
propects
that
are
currently
under
discussion
are
the
formation
of
a
larger
club
to
include
all
ski
enthusiasts
and
the
formation
of
a
ski
patrol
to
provide
first
aid
to
the
injured.
Riip-Rec
will,
in
all
probability,
give
assistance
in
the
formation
of
a
junior
ski
club,
In
ski
instruction
and
dry
skiing
classes.
The
Mt.
Blaln
Ski
Club,
which
will
soon
chose
a
more
appropriate
name,
is
a
poung,
enthusiastic
anc.
progressive
organization
and
it
should
contribute
greatly
to
the
encouragement
of
a
more
active
participation
in
both
summer
and
winter
snorts
among
the
younger
set.
WHAT'S
ON
TONIGHT?
Y.M.C.A.
6-7.
Junior
girls;
7-8,
junior
boys,
8-9,
intermediate
boys.
Conrad
School
7-8,
junior
boys.
Seal
Cove
School
7:30-9,
Intermediate
boys'
boxing.
I.O.D.E.
Hall
8-9:30,
ladles'
class.
i:ovi:kmi:nt
uqron
act"
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOK
CONSENT
TO
TRANSFER
OF
BEER
LICENCE
NOTICE
18
HEKKBY
OIVEN
that
on
the
&th
day
of
March
next
the
undrrfclzned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
ti
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
No.
73l0
lwiued
In
respect
of
premises
being
of
a
building
known
as
Knox
Fart
lotel,
situate
at
First
Avenue
In
ttvl
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
numbered
Thirteen
(131
and
Fourteenth
(14)
of
Block
Two
(21
of
Section
One
(1)
Map
92:1.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Knox
Hotel
Company
Limited
to
Beaudoln
Hotel
Co.
Ltd,
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
the
Transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
this
39th
day
of
January
A
D.
1940.
BEAUDOIN
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
Jules
Vanderbeck,
President
7
;v;
.
.
Co-op's
sixth
straight
defeat
and
leaves
them
deep
in
the
league's
cellar.
Gurvich
of
Co-op
was
high
scorer
with
14
points.
Bo-Me-Hi,
in
fine
spirits,
went
forth
to
trounce
Macey's
by
a
45-25
score
in
the
final
fixture
of
the
evening.
Bo-Me-Hl
controlled
the
game
and
at
half
time
they
were
leading
by
a
score
of
19-11.
Jimmy
Forma
n
played
a
good
brand
of
ball
and
led
the
Rainmakers
scoring
with
10
points,
while
Reg
Lavlgne
starred
on
the
foward
line.
Brilliant
shooting
by
the
students'
guards
was
an
outstanding
feature
of
the
game.
Box
scores
follow:
Watts
it
Nickerson
Scherk
2,
SCOTTY'S
Old
Country
Fish
and
Chips
Corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
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