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Friday,
October
18,
1948
Today
SETS
LEAGUE
HREE-GAME
RECORD,
815
109
154
163
164
173
148
Totals
939
1056
McMEEKINS
B.
Wick
160
E.
Hintz
118
L
Windle
223
I.
Wick
240
'
"T.
McMeekin
169
A.
McMeekln
148
J:
rilvMcnM
140
I7n
t
j;N
-.
.uuu
110
iiu
Sirs.
D.
Owen
84
81
97
Dave
Owen
130
199
141
.
Mrs.
J.
Tmopson
..
128
150
196
-Jr
Thompson
153"
205
124
Handicap
196
196
196
Totals
960
1108
1003
'
Brockets
G.
Mostad
181
179
131
D-
Wynn
64
119
162
G.
Wynn
168
200
220
F.
Cameron
141
128
87
M.
Ross
113
138
90
I.
Cameron
190
231
165
iums
CO-OP
C.
Rudderham
206
153
204
li.
Astoria
1G1
155
169
V.
Mckehzie
in
170
249
6.
Mlntenko
131
171
228
B.
Rudderham
92
143
130
M.
Halvorsen
205
172
216
Handicap
51
51
51
Totals
963
1
015
1247
HEADPINNERS
Nora
Withers
126
160
136
B.
Withers
206
173
225
E.
Murray
137
161
154
J.
Murray
229
198
158
V.
Wrathall
187
157
164
J.
Comadina
193
210
264
Handicap
20
20
20
Totals
1098
1019
1116
READY
KILOWATT
H.
Maughan
63
J:
Yur'ich
181
M.
Sylvester
lTo
A.
Alger
148
D.
McLean
174
NEURALGIA
Don't
let
the
pitiless
pain
of
Neuralrii
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you
from
enjoying
life.
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relief
with
T-R-tS.
upedally
made
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dull,
throbbing
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Good
also
for
Rheumati.
Arthritic.
Ncuritic
1
am
mid
Stihneiw,
Sciatica.
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bnv
today
50c.
$1
at
druggists.
T-41
TERRACE
TRANSFER
AND
TAXI
(Harold
Smith)
TRUCK
AND
PASSENGER
SERVICE
Charter
Trios
to
Any
Part
of
Scheduled
Trips
to
Lakelse
Lake
Sunday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
P.O.
Box
167
TERRACE
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
in
Sports
Nova
Scotia
Coast
The
Spot
For
Tuna
319
107
699
135
143
207
159
144
Totals
1151
1041
1070
MIDGETS
'B.'
Hamilton
203
186
148
E.
Pierce
171
247
173
Hamilton
126
194
1G6
U.
Anderson
134
113
164
E.
Banker
185
159
147
D.
MacKay
154
181
187
Handicap
CO
80
E0
Totals
1053
1160
1065
THISTLES
Mrs.
J.
Davidson
...
121
107,104
NEW
.w
YORK,
iua,
i-ova
0)
Nova
Scotia
bcoua
ning
caught
32.
The
total
poundage
of
tuna
caught
in
Nova
Scotia-
waters
by
Handicap
138
138
138
I
tne
"Angling
Mannings"
to
date
Totals
1081
1110
1013
u:
.o--Pounds,
nearly
13
tons.
PIRATES
e.
Hinton
102
"A.
Hihtdn
Ill
M.
Burnil
89
R.
Bu'rhil
145
W.
Slater
152
A.
Slater
233
253
Handicap
107
107
I
CANADIANS
WIN
FIRST
Blanked
New
TTork
Kanfcers
in
Opening;
N.H.L.
Game
at
Forum
in
Montreal
187
154
'
MONTREAL,
CThe
National
122
142
Hockey
League
season
for
Mont
real
opened
at
the
Forum
last
night
when
the
Canadlens,
displaying
the
same
old
strength
of
last
winter,
blanked
the
New
York
Rangers
three
to
nil.
In
the
season's
opener
a
Detroit
Wednesday
night
the
Red
Wings
and.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
had
played
a
three-all
draw
.
Week-ena
games
will
be:
Saturday
Boston
at
Montreal,
Detroit
at
Toronto.
Sunday
Rangers
at
Detroit,
Chicago
at
Boston.
the
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
F-A
P
Montreal
1
0
0
3
0
2
Toronto
..
.0
1
0
3
3
J
Detroit
0
1
0
3
New
York
0
0
10
Boslon
0
0
0
0
Chicago
0
0
0
0
MIDGET
TRACTOR
LONDON
W1
A
new
industrial
tractor,
recently
placed
on
trie
market
in
the
United
Kingdom,
is
one
of
the
smallest
of
its
type.
It
will
tow
up
to
25
tons
trailed
IpflH
nn
IpvpI
'prniinH
otirl
An
Via
Hdl"P
117
1"
H7
easily
manoeuvred
in
a
confined
972
space.
The
tractor
is
powered
by
77
45
189
180
190
162
109
160
93
153
R.
McLean
168
206
210
Handicap
69
69
G9
Totals
973
933
985
ATOMICS
Joan
Taylor
83
130
60
E.
V.
Whiting
107
107
148
G.
H.
Grant
56
73
114
A.
Haig
174
no
141
M-
Flynn
112
109
154
Naylor
152
109
182
Total
888
902
1003
LIPSETTS
Paddy
Elkim
128
119
154
a
four-cylinder
water-cooled
SEA-GIRT
DOMINION
No
potrit
in
i:ev
Zealand
is
more
than
80
miles
rrom
the
sea.
B.
Elkins
162
150
142
Faye
Gilmour
61
150
101
B.
Gilmour
224
171
180
Irene
Hanson
104
186
112
II
.
Hanson
161
142
131
Handicap
143
143
143
Totals
983
1061
963
KINGPINNERS
A.
Pierce
145
257
153
S.
Comadina
180
215
231
L.
McLatchie
115
146
154
N.
Kinslor
106
214
150
J
Shenton
122
141
163
W.
McLatchie"
117
262
158
Handicap
63
63
63
Totals
848
1238
1072
Men,
again
make
exfro
savings
on
Canada's
favourite
low-price
blade.
Dealers
now
feature
MINORA's
Economy
Packi
12
blades
25)1.
MINORA
BLADFS
give
fast,
easy
shoves
and
last
far
longer
then
tydinary
blades.
Distributed
by:
RESULTS
OF
LADIES'
BOWLS
Dockets,
-Whirlwinds,
Prices
Board,
Watts
and
'Xickerson,
Khtsda
rtiris
Win
E.
Upjohn
85
136
C.
Bradley
ai
H6
75
I.
McKinnon
110
121
165
Handicap
'
j)8
90
90
totals
.
...
...
652
787
746
BANKERS
D.
Smith
80
110
109
J.
Thornton
161
131
152
B.
Usick
152
123
116
M.
Aniadlo
54
69
91
B.
Laird
95
118
78
Handicap
100
100
100
Totals
C42
651
646
W.
P.
T.
B.
u.
McChesney
71
77
175
M.
Johnson
117
139
134
Handicap
120
.120
120
Totals
514
674
808
REVENUERS
R.
Andreassen
117
145
103
G.
Stangebye
14G
207
158
K.
Held
95
191
160
D.
Peachey
72
91
63
E.
Hintz
122
158
183
Handicap
97
01
97
Total?
649
889
766
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
M.
Cross
171
166
140
V.
Wrathall
152
214
250
E.
Noble
164
102
208
A.
Wrathall
94
96
189
E.
Moxley
161
113
132
Handicap
64
.
64
64
Totals
786
755
983
WHIRLWINDS.
B.
Cowglll
154
150
176
M.
Postuk
151
197
124
E.
Morse
120
97
142
E.
Mennell
79
211
121
J.
Mullln
204
181
110
Handicap
84
84
84
Totals
792
920
757
CO-OP
B.
Rudderham
120
127
127
S.
Johnson
159
84-
186
M.
Shrubsall
76
78
129
J.
Clark
83
127
156
D.
Rudderham
....
140
188
169
Handicap
il5
lis
115
Totals
693
719
882
KHTADAS
'
Y.
Turcotte
128
97
x96
A.
Grimble
88
118
89
B.
Payne
130
158
142
H.
Watrin
104
88
200
M.
McKay
161
129
134
Handicap
138
138
138
Totals
749
728
799
SUCCESS
STORY
LINCOLN,
Eng.,
i
John
Cochrane,
whose
first
job
was
as
grocery
delivery
boy,
has
become
City
Sheriff
of
Lincoln.
BACK
AGAIN!
Big
Economy
Pack
1
1
Mill
1
1
1'lll
Iill
II
!
I
II
III.
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MPI
mrnT.ii
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BUILT
BY
CHRYSLER
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
PHONE
566
SHORT
SPORT
Despite
Jack
Crawford's
con
fident
assertion
Australia
would
beat
the
United
states
by
4-i
r
lenge.
tne
controllers
tf
Ara-Store
hree
games
to
nil
In
'
B
!lfth
t,hnls
are
rush,
e,flboratfe
iaoies'
Leasee
Bowline
last
nlght
whlle
whirlwinds.
Prices
VJs,Ti
'
as
a
Utopia
for
anglers
received
!
,,
w,Ht
.T
Ing
.match-
CuTf"tly
the
sel-
O
nnfVijiK
knni
41..
1-
14
fetors,
Crawford,
Sir
Norman
..w.,ii
icvcuwy
wucn
i-
scored
twnames
tn
onp
v.ict.nrlPs
T
.
"
.
...
'
was
reported
by
a
fishing
"rooKs
worman
strange
and
newsiover
over
Co-ops.
Co
.
Bankers
Banker,
fln,
and
Rev
Hpv.
A
c,i.i..
...
.
..
I""
-""a-
pniiers
rpcrxvi
vf.lv
tfhnhn
wnn
8wa"'"3
fetaS
ln?
es
I
hn
Manning,
Los
Angeles,
Cai..
i
IV
hard
for
a
reserve
doubles
pair-
?i"!d
uhlht
three-game
'
boa!ted
a
total
of
115tuna
off
score
of
the
Mlxed
Five
Pin
League
so
far
this
season
when
he
emerged
from
Wednesday
night's
play
with
a
three-game
total,
of
815.
Single
game
scores
were
223,
253,
and
329.
PUSHERS
C
Mlchie
159
263
155
J.
Warren
112
139
137
N.
Cameron
99
161
121
C.
Barrie
138
133
192
C.
Schaife
199
no
169
m.
scnarfe
176
157
101
Wedgeport,
N.S.,
on
periodic
trips
since
1938.
In
1938
the
couple
reeled
in
27
blue
fin
tuna
with
rod
and
lino
In
1939
they
landed
42.
In
1941
they
made
a
brief
visit
and
caught
three,
one
an
810-pound
fish.
This
year,
the
couple
caught
40.
Of
the
total
accounted
far
during
these
years,
Mrs.
Man-;
m
cd
to
appear.
Vivian
Wrathall
.1
"
of
Watts
&
lickerson
was
scorer
for
the
evening.
Individual
scores:
bbCKETTES
R.
Montgomery
....
130
135
fa.
Osterberg
83
Adrian
Quist
were
unable
to-go
on
the
court.
In
addition
to
a
strenuous
75
'
practice
program,
Australia's
Cup
iilavers
are
wnt-lttnsr
nut
in
WflSner
1
isS
157
i27
they
plan
to
be
in
top
form'
M.
Mentgomwy
190
193
154
for
the
U.S.
Challenge
at
Koo-K.
Anderson
128
1J2
219
wm
onnrf
Vroiv,m.
n
1.
,
tf
O
"
"
-
I
viuuMiiir.
1(
L
U,
P.
Hallimson
134
189
27
and
28.
Presumably
to
keep
'T'vTr
;
X?.OJ'
0,u
the
players'
minds
.-on
tennis.
Bj''
870
the
Lawn
Tennis
Association
W
o.
Dtuitu-
Australia
has
banned
members
C
BeHamy
J50-119
113
of
the
DavU
Cup
squad
from
E-
Clavk
'
126
206
209
J
n-ritino-
f.r
i,..t
,
!
Austria
has
banned
members
of
the
Darts
Cup
squad
frdm
writing
for
newspapers,
and
from
giving
press
Interviews:
Broth-wich
had
been
a
regular
contributor
to
a
Sydney,
ne-wspaper
and
Quist,
Dinny
Palls
and
Geoff
Brown
all
had
written
byllned
tennis
articles
for.
other
news
papers.
Lionel
Brodle,
Billy
Sidwell
and
C.
Holkestad
87
152
126
1
1
wiuia.
uaweu
is
ratea
I.
Sandhals
101
100
1
06
1
by
mny
AuslriaI1an
critics
one
I
.
Black
18
86
.
,of
the
country's
best
doublss
Chrysler!
Mopar!
Chryco!
Automotive
Parts
and
Accessories
yjajcis.
nioaie
is
a
souna
douoies
man,
but
is
at
home
on
either
court.
Crawford
has
been
add?d
to
the
squad
because
of
his
experience
and
not
as
a
possible
Cup
player.
t
Every
variety
of
doubles
combination
has
been
tried
in
the
search
for
an
alternative
to
Bromwich-Quist,
Including
the
''''
I
I
'i
Th
"Silem
llourt"
ire
from
11.00
until
OJ.30.
fiSlHi
V
HBlI
pairing
of
the
two
double-j
shown
by
the
Bromwich-Qulst
handlers,
Bromwich
and
Brown.
J
They
won
the
Australian
hard-
The
squad
at
present
compris-
court
doubles
title
Sept.
7,
but
ca
muiimii-ii,
veuisi,
fans,
Brown,,"1"
"i
impress
critics
as
a
team
The
big
question
for
the
selectors
Is
Quist.
He
has
hot
played
in
a
tournament
for
months
because
of
a
left
knee
weakened
by
sciatica,
and
a
"tennis
elbow."
If
Quist
Is
fit,
he
and
Bromwich
rated
by
Crawford
the
best
doubles
pair
in
the
world
are
virtual
certainties
for
the
Davis
Cup
doubles.
Bromwich
has
partner
ed
every
other
cup
possibility
combination,
Playing
in
practice
workouts
in
September,
Quist
made
the
selectors
mifch
happier
about
Australia's
prospects.
While
he
obviously
was
careful
of
his
knee,
there
was
nothing
wrong
with
his
stroking,
and
his
volleying
was
as
crisp-
and
accurate
us
in
pre-war
days.
Crawford,
after
watchirig
Quist
play
five
sets
against
Bromwich,
remarked:
"Only
Quist
knows
how
he
feels,
but
he
showed
sufficient
form
to
convince
me
that
he
will
be
fit
and
ready
to
play
in
some
tournament
or
other
In
the
Davis
Cup
final."
dui
mey
nave
not
paired
withi
-
anything
like
the
perfection
Buy
Canada
Savlnes
Bmirf,!
cameaonf
Well
may
the
thick-skinned
rhinoceros
grieve,
for
chemistry
has
produced
an
insulating
material
that
puts
even
his
tough
hide
to
shame
.
.
It
is
called
polythene
4
hew
plastic
,
that
stands
up
to
heat
and
cold
and
is
unaffected
by
any
"
known
chemicals
at
ordinary
temperature.
Its
ijnusual
;
insulating
qualities
make
it
an
indispensable
factor
in
the
vast,
new
field
of
radar
and
television
while
it
gets
back
to
earth
gain
in
the
form
of
simple,
resilient,
waterproof
refrigerator
bowl
covers
that
seem
to
last
forever
.
.
.
polythene!
in
its
scop
of.application,
is
another
outstanding
example
of
what
Chemistry
is
contributing
to
bur
daily
comfort
and
welfare.-
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