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talk
this
week
In
ski-lng
circles
has
been
In
connection
with
the-
Smlthers
Ski
Carnival
to
be
held
this
week-end
at
Smlthers
on
February
24
and
25.
This
Is
the
first
meet
since
1940
to
be
held
there
so
the
Smlthers
club
Is
planning
to
make
up
for
lost
time
and
have
a
gala
celebration.
Local
skiers
planning
to
leave
here
on
Friday
include
Harry
Edgar.
"Swede"
Morse,
Dune
McRae,
Jento
Leland,
Don
Eby
and
Roy
Austen
of
the
R.C.A.F.
Besides
the
bang-up
skiing
events
of
jumping,
downhill,
slalom,
and
cross-country,
the
club
Is-
holding
some
major
social
functions.
On
Sunday
night
there
will
b
a
banquet
honoring
visiting,
skiers
and
on
Monday
night
there
will
be
a
ball
and
the
crowning
of
a
Snow
Queen.
Despite
gale
warnings
all
over
the
last
week-end,
Sunday-turned
on
a
bright
day
for
skiers.
The
main
downhill
run
was
exceptionally
fast
so
most
of
the-skiers
spent
the
day
practising,
turns
on
the
slalom
run.
About
3
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
u
n,rou)
of
skiers
toured
over
to
Alex
Mitchell's
and
then
went
off
down
the
mountain
from
that
end.
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The
second
match
for
the
world's
profo-sional
badminton
championship
will
not
be
played
now
until
March
15.
The
match
was
scheduled
to
be
played
in
Toronto
this
week,
but
Daug
Grant,
the
defending
champion,
pulled
a
lej
muscle
arid
rither
than
take
the
crown
I
.
PHIL.
OUTFIELDER
HAS
SIGNED
UP
PHILADELPHIA
The
Philadelphia
Phillies
had
one
less
hold-out
problem
on
their
hands
today
as
Outfielder
Ron
Northe.v
finally
got
around
to
signing
his.
1940
contract.
Northey
led
the
Phils
in
hitting
in
1944.
M
has
just
been
released
from
the
Army.
SHORT
RUNS
Stu
Hill
and
Henry
Martlnsen
are
a
couple
of
teen-agers
that
have
been
turning
out
regularly
each
week
end.
Mr.
Rives,
working
for
the
U.S.
Army
here,
walked
over
to
the
slalom
run
and
shot
several
feet
of
movie
film
showing
the
skiers
In
action.
Mr.
Rives
says
that
the
people
back
in
St.
Louis
where
he'll
be
showing
his
pictures,
have
never
seen
anything
like
we
have
here.
An
ambitious
Army
skier
had
the
misfortune
to
break
one
of
his
skis
while
tearing
at
breakneck
speed
down
the
main
run.
The
only
other
casuaJty
was
one
of
Bud
Tlro-!
mermeister's
ski
poles.
There
j
were
about
25
people
up
on
Hays
i
and
close
to
15
on
Oldfleld.
East
to
West
OMEN'S
Rolls
Best
Easy
to
ro
delightful
to
smoke
PUCK
RACE
IS
TIGHTER
Only
One
Point
Now
Separates
Leading
Canadiens
from
Second
Place
Itlack
Hawks
MONTREAL,
(f
The
lead
of
the
Montreal
Canadiens
in
the
National
Hockey
League
was
reduced
to
a
single
point
last
night
when
they
dropped
a
two
to
one
decision
to
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
as
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
were
winning
a
close
4
to
3
verdict
over
the
Boston
Bruins
to
break
a
second
nlace
tie.
Next
National
Hockey
League
game
will
be
tonight
when
Detroit
play
the
Rangers
at
New
York.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
Canadiens
23
3
14
133
102
49
Chicago
21
G
14
1G8
154
48
Boston
.19
8
14
132
122
40
Detroit
10
3
15
101
111
40
Toronto
13
6
20
118
142
32
New
York
9
7
24
110
154
25
by
default
the
challenger,
Stan
Cutts
of
Toronto,
consented
td
postpone
the
match.
The
first
mai
ch
of
the
best-of-three
series
wa;
won
by
Cutts
in
Montreal.
VETERAN
SCOUT
FOR
CARDS
QUITS
ST
LOUIS.
-
The
dean
of
:eouts
for
the
St.
Louis
Cardinal
Jack
Ryan,
has
resigned.
Ryun.
who
has
been
with
the
Card
for
23
vears.
ays
he
was
dissatisfied
with
salary
terms.
,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
I
described
as
Lots
numbered
Thirteen
I
(131
and
Fourteenth
(Ml
of
Bloch
I
Two
(21
of
Section
One
(1)
Map
923,
i-rince
unpen
ijinu
itegisirauon
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..
tbts
2!Uh
clay
of
January
A
D.
1948.
nEAUDOIN
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
Jules
Vanderbeck,
President.
ASSETS
BOWLING
LEAGUE
STARTS
War
Assets
Corporation
em
ployees
started
a
four-team-bowling
league
recently
with
schedule
which
will
run
into
May.
Games
arc
played
at
the
Rex-
Alleys,,
with
the
second
night's
play
bobked
for
tonight.
The
league
Is
a
mixed
flve-pln
aggregation.
In
the
first
night's
play,
the
Helldivers
topped
the
scoring
with
total
team
score
of
2,358,
defeating
the
Mallards
wifn
2,037.
The
Goldeyes
with
a
team
total
of
2,299
beat
the
Gulls,
whose
total
was
2,001.
Individual
scores'.
Helldivers
Percy
Hay
413,.
Leta
Chamberlain
407,
Ernie
Sharpe
395,
Montle
Anderson
237.
Ollie
Varfeldt
310,
Frank
Plimentos
596.
Mallards
Frank
Myer
439,
George
Dumas
312,
Vera
Holoka
318,
Pat
Plementos.
189,
Ken
Chlvcrs
437,
Herb
Sharpe
342.
Goldeyes
GPvry
Anderson
461,
Gus
Carrier
541,
Bill
Brown
374,
Harry
Loder-
438,
Alce
De
Maere
327,
Phil
Grey
158.
Gulls
Mike
jtfunizuba
461,
Jack
Unwln
541,
Vern
Chamberlain
374,
Ruby
Sharpe
327.
Rita
Dumas
180,
Grace
Brown
228.
League
schedule
follows:
First
Half
February
21
Gulls
vs.
lie
11-dlvers,
Goldeyes
vs.
Maliards.
February
28
Gulls
vs.
Mallards,
Goldeyes:
vs.
Helldivers.
March
7
Gulls
vs.
Goldeyes,
Helldivers
vs.
Mallards.
March
14
-Gulls
vs.
Helldivers,
Goldeyes
vs.
Mallards.
March
21
Gulls
vs.
Mallards
Goldeyes
vs.
Helldivers.
Second
Half
March
28
Mallards
vs.
Hell
divers.
Goldeyes
vs.
Gulls.
April
4
Mallards
vs.
Goldeyes.
Helldivers
vs.
Gulls.
April
11
Mallards
vs.
Gulls
Helldivers
vs.
Goldeyes.
April
18
Mallards
vs,
divers.
Goldeyes
vs.
Gulls
April
25
Mallards
vs.
Hell
Gold-
eyes.
Helldivm
vs.
Oulls.
May
2
Mallards
vs.
Gulls,
Helldivers
vs.
Goldeyes.
Classified
Arts
bring
results.
Basketball
Pot
Shots
After
considerable
bickering
the
much
talked
about
Senior
v.s.
Intermediate
all-star
basketball
game
has
been
arranged
for
Saturday
night,
at
the
Armory.
At
a
meeting
of
both
leagues
Tuesday
evening
it
was
decided
that
the
winning
team
will
take
the
total
proceeds
of
the
game,
travel
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
at
Ketchikan
March
8
and.
9.
and
will
play
a
return
game
with,
the
Ketchikan
team
one
week
later
if
the
new
Civic
Centre
Gym
is
available.
The
Seniors,
although
without
the
services
of
Sonny
Beynon,-are,
of
course,
the
favorites
over
their
less
experienced
opponents.
But
let
anyone
try
to
tell
that
to
some
of
the
ardent
supporters
of
the
Intermediates
and
he
or
she
will
find
there-are
many
factors
to
be
taken
into
consideration.
Those
supporting
the
cause
of
the
more
youthful
and
less
experienced
Intermediates
claim
that
the
fact
that
the
Seniors,
have
had
but
the
two
games
against
the
Coast
Guard
this
year
and,
since
the
younger
boys
have
been
playing
league
games
twice
a
week
for
two
months
now
and
In
the
Armory,
it
is
doubtful
that
the
Seniors
will
be
able
to
hold
the
pace
that
the
Intermediates
are
capable
of
setting.
Oil
the
other
hand,
with
years
of
-experience
on
their
side
and
with
a
little
extra
height
and
weight,
it
hardly
seems
that
Johnson
and
Co.
are
ready
to
drop
out
of
the
picture
for
a
year
or
so
yet.
This
column
is
willing
to
stick
to
the
prediction
that
the
!
Seniors
will
have
things
pretty
j
much
their
own
way
and
should
j
win
by
close
to
20
points
If
Messrs.
Lindsay,
Morgan
and
MacPhee
are
playing
anywhere
j
near
their
natural
game.
'(iovi:hmi:t
i.Kiroii
act"
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OF
APPLICATION
FOIt
CONSENT
TO
TRANSFER
OP
BEER
LICENCE
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
thnt
on
the
6th
day
of
March
next
tlw
nndrrslgned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
No.
7399
Issued
In
respect
of
premises
beuii?
part
of
a
building
known
as
Knox
4lotel.
situate
nt
First
Avenue
in
Uw
On
the
Intermediate
line-up,
will
be
four
boys
from
the
Savoy
outfit
that
have
been
winning,
more
than
their
share
'of
league
games
namely
Davis,
M.
Holke-stad,
Ted
Arney
and
Bob
Vucko-vlch.
From
High
School
will
come
"Foot"
James,
Forman,
Ciccone
and
Thompson
and
the
team
is
completed
by
the
addition
of
Rur
Holkestad'from
Macey's
and
Gurvlch
from
Co-op.
It
is
planned
that,
since
a
ladies'
team
is
likely
to
travel
to
Ketchikan
with
the
boys,
a
preliminary
game
between
Kin-nettes
and
High
School
girls
will
be
arranged
If
possible.
Referee
Johnny
Comadlna
will
be
asked
to
referee
the
game
as
It
will
take
the
experience
he
has
gathered
over
a
number
of
years
to
handle
situations
that
are
likely
to
arise
due
to
the
small
playing
floor
at
the
Bowling
Seasons
Biggest
Event
City
Championships
AT
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Pins
Singles
and
Doubles,
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12
Noon,
February
24
(Closing
entry
date
Feb.
22).
Men's
Five
Pin
Singles
and
Doubles,
March
13.
Ladies'
Five
Pin
Singles
and
Doubles,
March
20:
Entry
Fee.
Engraved
Trophies,
Many
Prizes.
Handicap,
if
possible.
Business
places
Invited
to
donate
prizes
for
Ladies'
and
Men's
Five
Pin
Events.
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Prince
ttupcrt
Dnfly
Bcuig
Thursday,
February
21,
1946
SHORT
SPORT
Canadian
sports
followers
who
have
read
for
years
of
35,000
and
50,000
crowds
at
Britain's
big
league
soccer
matches
and
mentally
pictured
stadiums
of
"Rose
Bowl"
proportions
are
all
wrong.
They
are
little
larger
than
any
of
the
Dominion's
football
grounds.
And
to
say
brilliant
nlays
brine
the
crowd
the
fan
in
Canada
would
do
under
similar
circumstances.
with
these
remarks:
"I
was
practically
brought
up
on
this
game.
I
played
it
when
I
was
a
mite
younger
and
when
I
see
that
old
ball
being
'headed'
or
'trapped
I
like
to
make
the
motions.
If
I
sat
In
the
stands
I
couldn't
do
it,
could
I?
And
that
goes
for
the
other
blokes
we'll
stick
it
rain
or
NOW
you
can
again
get
easy-shaving,
money-saving
MINORA
BLADES
in
the
generous
Economy
Pack:
12
blades
for
25(f)
MINORA
is
Canada's
favourite
low-price-
blade,
because
it
outlasts
ordinary
blades
and
gives
smooth,
comfortable
shaves
every
time.
So
aslc
for
and
get
MINORA
BLADES
in
the
big
Economy
Pack.
It
saves
you
16!
I
Weather
t
orecast
Cloudy
,
with
occasional
light
I
rain
In
the
morulngi
Winds
I
moderate
to
fresh
'
sfiiitherly.
I
Maximum
tempera.rur'e
tcday
49.
minimum
tonight
42.
Friday:
,
cloudy
with
light
rain
'ttarting
near
daybreak1
and
stopping
In
the
late
afternoon.
Winds
strong
southeasterly,
reaching?
sale
force
near
noon,
becoming
fresh
southwesterly
In
the
evening.
Maximum
temperature,:;49
cheering
to
its
feet
is
wrong
Winnipeg
to
Have
V
because
au
percent
oi
ine
crowu
Tn,mai(i
(including
rows
of
sports
writ-l10"
ournameju
ers,
club
directors
and
friends
I
WINNIPEG-
A
$12,500
open
are
accommodated
with
seating
8"
tournament
is
going
to
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