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Wednesday,
April
3,
1946
SHORT
SPORT
A-
Those
carefree,
cheek-waving
Pasquel
brothers
from
the
Mexican
League
are
highly
pleased
over
their
latest
player
signing
coup
from
the
Major
Leagues
but
they're
still
not
ready
to
rest
on
their
laurels.
The
president
of
Ihe
league,
Jorge
Pasquel,
declares
that
"two
or
three
other
Big
Leaguers
will
join
my
loop
shortly."
Pasquel
declined
to
name
his
newest
prospects
but
said
they
should
be
in
Mexico
City
by
next
week.
The
latest
player
to
jump
to
the
league
from
the
Majors
is
Mickey
Owen,
first
string
catcher
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
who
was
recently
discharged
from
the
United
State
Navy.
Eleven
American
entries
have
been
received
for
the
Dominion
doubles
open
squash
tournament
which
is
scheduled
to
be
held
in
Montreal
from
April
5
to
7.
The
American
teams
will
also
play
in
the
Grant
Trophy
competition
the
international
event
in
which
Canada
and
the
United
States
enter
11
teams.
DOMESTIC
FATALITIES
Statistics
show
mat
in
the
home
nearly
50
per
cent
of
all
accidental
deaths
result
from
falls.
FIRE
ON
WAT
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Greek
fire,
an
incendiary
mixture
cf
pitch,
saltpeter
and
sulphur,
that
burned
on
water,
was
used
to
rout
the'
Saracen
fleet
at
Constantinople
in
718
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TRAINING
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N.
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Conn
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his
training
camp
yesteruay
10
prepare
for
his
June
19
heavyweight
championship
bout
with
titleholder
Joe
Louis.
Conn
arrived
at
Greenwood
Lake,
New
Jersey,
with
his
manager,
Johnny
Ray,
and
his
brother,
Jackie.
He
immediately
donned
ring
toss
and
boxed
several
rounds
wiih
his
sparring
partners.
PIAYDOWNS
IN
HOCKEY
Hamilton
to
Meet
Montreal
Winnipeg1
Heals
Edmonton
OTTAWA
Two
games
wero
played
last
night
in
the
Allan
and
Memorial
Cup
playdowns.
At
Ottawa,
Hamilton
Tigers
qualified
to
meet
the
Montreal
Royals
in
the
Eastern
Canada
Allan
Cup
final
by
walloping
Pembroke
Lumber
Kings
12-5.
The
Tigers
won
the
best-of-thrce
series
in
two
straight
games.
The
other
playdown
game
was
between
Edmonton
Canadiens
and
Wlnnlpajr
Monarch.
It
was
played
at
Winnipeg
and
the
home
town
club
won
5-3
to
take
a
three
to
one
lead
In
games
in
the
best-ot-seven
Western
Canada
junior
final.
The
winner
will
represent
the
West
in
the
Memorial
Cup
final.
.
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swordfish
is
a
fierce
fight
er
when
wounded,
and
has
been
known
to
drive
his
sharp
upper
jaw
through
several
thicknesses
of
oik
planking.
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STUDENTS
WRAP
UP
TENTH
WIN
Bo-.Me-Hi
Wins
Again
Savoy
and
(iyro
Also
Winners
Riding
its
winning
streak
to
the
limit,
the
Bo-Mo-Hi
hoop
squad
snatched
its
tenth
straight
win
in
the
intermediate
basketball
series
by
defeating
Macey's
40
to
37
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
lait
nigiit.
In
the
other
Intermediate
game
Savoy
straddled
Co-op
for
a
07-52
win
and
in
the
Junior
League
Gyro
whipped
Junior
High
25-22.
The
evening's
cl.niactic
game
saw
Bo-Me-Hi
take
its
tenth
successive
win
by
a
three-point
margin
after
leading
by
a
wider
margin
through
most
of
the
game.
A
final
power
play
by
Macey's
narrowed
down
the
finishing
score,
but
it
was
neither
strong
nor
sustained
enough
to
put
them
over
the
line
fust.
The
game
was
no;
characterized
by
any
particular
speed
and
neither
team
was
up
to
its
best
form.
High
scorer
was
Forman
of
Bo-Me-Hi
with
17
points,
followed
y
Rupert
Holkestad
of
Macey's,
with
12.
In
the
Savoy-Co-op
game,
Coop
started
out
with
fair
strength
but
weakened
fast
and
the
hotel
boys
ploughed
ahead,
gradually
building
up'
their
15-point
vic-rory.
Arney
of
Savoy
was
ordered
off
the
floor
by
the
referee
for
arguing
early
In
the
first
quarter.
Savoy's
centre.
Joe
Davis,
ran
up
a
spectacular
string
of
baskets,
emerging
as
high
man
with
"25
points.
Vukovich
of
Savoy
followed
with
18.
In
the
junior
fixture
It
looked-
as
though
Gyro
had
a
walk
away,
particularly
in
the
first
half,
but
as
time
went
on
he
students
put
on
steam,
ending
the
game
only
three
point
behind.
Mostad
of
Gyro
was
top
marksman,
netting
10
points.
Individual
scoring:
Bo-Me-Hi
F.
James
7.
J.
James
2,
Forman
17.
Hartwig,
Ciccone
8,
Thompson.
3,
Miller
1,
Lavigne
2.
Macey's
-
B.
Menzies
7,
R.
Holkestad
12.
Murray
C,
Arnsten,
Teng
7.
Olafson,
Cruickshank
5,
Pierce.
Savoy
-
Davis
25,
M.
Holkestad
16,
Vukovich
13,
N.
Haugan
G,
Alexander
2.
Co-on
Gurvich
12,
Johnson
14,
Viereck
8,
Shepherd
C,
Sharpe.
Petersen
'10,
Menzies
2,
Skog,
Nordgaard.
Gyro
Mostad
10,
Haugan
2.
Shier
4,
Forbes
1.
Pierce
8,
Moore,
Lavlgne,
Overgaard.
Junior
High
T.
James.
Boulter
6,
Wong
5,
Carlson
0.
Scharff
1.
Lien,
Forman
4,
Eidsvick,
Davles.
Olsen,
Hill.
HEALIfcc:
OIL,
Oil
seeping
from
the
ground
was
used
by
the
Indians
as
salve
and
medicine.
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Recreation
Hall
'
Bowling
Tourney
The
Ten
Pin
Bowling
Leagua
tournament
at
the
Recreation
Hall
ended
with
a
bowling
party
and
buffet
supper
and
the
awarding
of
prizes
by
Fred
Erne-wein,
bowling
alley
manager.
Outstanding
player
in
the
league
competition
was
Don
Arney,
who
rah
up
a
winning
score
despite
the
fact
that
he
had
recently
come
out
of
hospital.
Mr.
Arney
led
the
average
individual
scoring
for
the
league
with
1G5,
and
In
the
final
play
led
the
single
game
score
with
212
and
the.
three
game
score
with
592.
The
Savoy
team,
composed
of
Don
Arney,
Jack
Lindsay.
John
Comadina,
Bob
Moxley
and
Tom
McMeekln
led
the
league
after
wining
42
'games
and
losing
18.
Pioneer
Laundry
came
second
with
38
wins
and
22
losses.
Here
are
the
team
totals
-
for
the
league:
Won
Lost
Savoy
42
13
Pioneer
Laundry
38
22
MeMeckln's
a
33
27
Imperial
Oil
27
33
Plumbers
27
33
Individual
averages
ror
the
60
games
in
the
schedule
were:
D.
Arney
165
J.
Lindsay
1C3
N.
Gunderson
1G0
S.
Donovan
1G0
T.
McMeekln
15C
Simundson
1
155
V.
Dell
151
J.
Currle
..v
151
Villanova
150
Howe
....
146
Murray
.
...,...
145
Comadina
...
145
Wick
......
145
B.
Windle
139
Mitchell
.,
136
Scharff
134
E.
Jenkins
L.
133
Montgomery
...
132
Graves
a
a,
132
Moxley
132
Armstrong
;
128
Kristmanson
127
Inland
....
...
127
Schuman
124
Wilson
124
Ruddy
;.
123
La!rd
121
Plemcntos
121
Ross
118
Burns
115
Prizes
were
awarded
by
Mr.
Ernewein
for
both
the
ladies'
and
men's
five
pin
tournament.
Mrs.
Pierce
received
the
grand
aggregate
prize
with
a
score
of
1.2-.7,
indicative
of
the
city
championship,
while
Mrs.
A.
Slater
came
second
with
1176.
Mrs.
Pierce
was
also
winner
of
the
highest
single
score
prize,
with
a
score
of
305.
This
included
both
single
and
double
league
play.
Singles
Mrs.
A.
Slater
25G
Mrs.
Elsie
Clark
231
Three
games:
Mrs.
A.
Pierce
022
Miss
V..Wrathall
587
Doubles
One
p:ame:
Mi.s
P.
Menzies,
Mrs.
A.
-
J
Lnwrencc
480
Three
games:
Miss
P.
Menzies,
Mrs.
A.
Lawrence
1181
Mrs.
A.
Slater,
Mrs.
V.
McKenzFe
1150
Hidden
Prize:
Mrs.
A.
Taylor
541
Mrs.
B.
McGhee
541
Hidden
Score:
Mrs.
A.
Slater
171
Men's
Five
Pin
Championship
Grand
aggregate:
L.
Hemmons
1501
E.
Freeman
1489
High
single
score,
Including
both
singles
and
doubles;
IN
THE
SUPREMff
COURT
OP
BMTISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
FREDERIC
LANZA,
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
FREDERIC'O
LANZA.
DECEASED.
NOTH'i;
TO
(
HI
IUTOKH
AMI
(ITIII.Its
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tetters
probate
of
the
last
will
or
Frederic
Lanza,
otherwise
known
as
Frederlco
Lanza,
deceased,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
who
died
at
Prince
Ruptrf,
British
Columbia,
on
or
about
the
15th
day
'of
December,
1045,
were
Issued
to
Gulxeppe
Bajuio-Bert.
sole
executor,
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
out
of
the
Prtnce
-Rupert
District
Registry
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
on
the
15th
day
of
March,
1948.
All
persons
Indebted
te
the.
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
the
solicitors
of
Qulseppe
jpasV-heTt
forthwith:
and
pursuant
to
Section
18
Of
the
Trustee
Act.
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
the
came
properly
authenticated
with
the
solicitors
of
autxeppe
Basso-Bert
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
May,
19
to.
after
which
time
distribution
of
the
said
estate
will
be
made,
having
regard
only
to
claims
which
have
been
so
filed.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
22mi
dnv
of
March.
1948.
BROWN
AND
HARVEY,
Besner.
Block,
Prince
Rupert.
B.O.,
Solicitors
for
Clulseppe
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Executor.
INSPO
Stanley
Cup
Canadiens
Win
A3
am
Montreal
Takes
two
Game
Le.1d
in
Contest
for
Trophy
Wfn
in
'Overtime
Over
Detroit
MONTREAL
Montreal
Canadiens
have
taken
a
two
game
lead
In
their
Stanley
Cup
final
with
Boston
Bruins.
At
Montreal
last
night,
the.
Canadiens
edged
out
a
3-2
overtime
victory
in
the
second
game
of
the
best-of-seven
series.
Jimmy
Peters
broke
up
the
fcame
after
nearly
17
minutes
of
overtime
play
with
a
low
tricky
shot
that
Goalie
Frankle
Brimsek
couldn't
handle.
Elmer
Lach
opened
the
scoring
for
the
Canadiens
in
the
first
period,
Before
the
period
ended
Pat
F'ran
scored
to
pull
the
Bruin.;
level.
In
the
second
frame,
Bobby
Bauer
counted
to
give
the
Brulas
the
lead
for
the
first
time.
They
held
the
margin
until
halfway
mark
of
the
third
period
when
Butch
Bouchard
scored
for
the
Canadiens.
There
was
no
further
scoring
until
Peters'
game-winning
overtime
goal.
GYMNASIUM
SCHlMn.:
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
Moncay
2:00-4:00
Open
to
servicemen.
4:30-5:30
Junior
girls.
5:30-6:30-Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Intermediate
boys.
8:30-9:30-Senlor
men.
9:30-10:00
Men's
volleyball.
Tuesday
2:00-4;00
Open
to
servlce-.
men.
4:30-5:30
Junior
boys.
5:30-6:30
-Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Basketball.
8:30-D:30--Basketball.
9:30-10:00
Basketball.
Wednesday
2:00-4:00
R.C.A.F.
sports.
5:30-6:30-Basketball.'
7:00-3:30
Event
jii?ht.
8:30-9:30--Event
night.
9:30-10:00
Event
night.
Thursday
2:00-4:
00
-'Army
sports.
4:30-6:30
Junior
girls.
5:30-6:30-Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Intermediate
boys.
3:30-9:30
Senior
men.
9:30-10:00
Men's
volleyball.
Friday
2:00-4:00
Open
to
servicemen.
James
Olsen
372
SiiiRles
One
game:
'
James
Olsen
373
Eric
Freeman
337
Three
games:
E.
Freeman
783
James
Olsen
773
Doubles
One
game:
G.
Taylor
and
E.
Freeman
561
S.
Scarr
and
L.
Hemmoas
55C
Three
gamesf
S.
Scan-
and
L.
Hemmons
145'
J.
Comadina
and
J.
Olsen.
,
1362
Hidden
Prize:
R.
Kelsey
and
R
Brr
lierston,
2;
spares
each
the
Montrral
Club
proceeded
to
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Baseball
Scores
Pacific
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Seattle
1,
Los
Angeles
5.
Oakland
3,
Portland
2.
Sacramento
3,
Hollywood
1.
San
Diego
2,
San
Franciscp
0.
4
:'36-5:30
Junior
boys.
5:30-6:30-Basketball.
7:00-8:30
Service
badminton
Club.
8:30-9:30-Servlce
badminton
Club.
9:30-10:00
Service
badminton
Club.
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ll:00-12:00--juvenlle
classes.
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DAYTONA
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Royals
of
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International
League
yesterday
defeated
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
"A"
team
of
the
National
League
6-1
in
an
exhibition
game
at
Daytona
Beach.
For
seven
innings
It
was
a
neat
pitchers'
duel
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