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drhtc
Rupert
Daily
JSruis
Wednesday,
December
11,
1946
ANNETTE'S
LEAD
LADIES'
LEAGUE
With
three
straight
wins
over
Iric-ai
Cleaners
and
an
aggregate
score
of
2,679,
Annette's
were
at
the
top
in
iast
night's
"A"
league
bc?ling.
However,
the
highest
I?
nd
total
was
'bowled
by
Savoy
Swingers,
who
ran
up
2,699
but
York
voted
th
trophy
by
accla-Q-y-y
,vo
v
.,
,,0
0f
their
thrrs
'motion
for
the
first
time
in
the
oeires
asfainU
Variety
Store.
Big
-Sier'.
won
three
games
over
To'lers.
with
an
aggregate
score
of
2,152.
Game
scores:
,
Annettes
3,
Ideal
Cleaners
0.
D',
Sister
3,
Toilers
0.
Sjvoy
Swingers
2,
Variety
0.
;
Miller
Bay
2,
Moose
1.
.
IP3AL
GLEANERS
&fcinirit
161
125
V.
Suden
143
67
-Ri
SM&n
,i
140
55
T-
'!.-,..-
J39
1?,3
iCampagnoia
129
172
Ji"
'-!$'.,
23
23
-
-
Ratals
73V
580
Sfr.:gomery
118
153
Eolith
ISO
137
MaAIillan
166
223
0
-tfa3iower
180
171
Diifcens
106
183
Handicap
43
43
Totals
.,.
793
910
T31LHi-
Smith
...M.
Ill
92
IcharrtP,:
1C5
110
P.lsnzies
i
123
126
Ellison
.
80
Hill
123
99
UcLeod
117
118
80
160
167
155
28
708
180
ICQ
!
'
195
204
j
127!
43
976,
123
104
112
118
110
THIS
AND
THAT
Mi
fMi
mm
The
C.cttrft
Mttllicw
AJjmi
5r-nk,
lav.
"Gee,
boss.
It's
sure
swell
of
you
to
take
rae
hunting."
9
i
Robz:z::.
,04
.
90
152
yi4t.wJ-i
1IO
xi
j
Lew
gone
103
113
1131
IJAwMaap
W.
ljl
11
Tfltak
735
'725
343
VARIETY
SJ-p'rtE
Fcasty
230
1,6
203
Lykegaard
124
147
137
II.
MelHnnon
131
210
144
Cambria"
,129
125
111
McLean
181
134
174
Handicap
96
96
36
Totals
891
833
835
SAVOY
VFhee
170
253
224
McLecd
'..
177
114
,85
Basso-Brt
2io
130
174
Menzies
128
150
119
M:Callum
144
181
224
Handicap
42
42
42
Totals
871
C0.7
fl8
1
tfj
m
BR
P.O.
HOX
98
P
sJm
II
II
1
II
II
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&
SPORTING
GOODS
AIEN
HARDWARE
PHONE
:i
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
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Prop.
Phone
3"i
P-O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
ISHORT
'SPORT
Joe
Louis,
for
his
record-'.reV-'.ra
ni-ai
cf
boxing,
was
awarded
the
Edward
J.
Neil
Memorial
award
as
the
man
whq
did
the
most
for
sport
five
years
ago
today.
The
Boxing
writers'
Arsaciation
:f
N?w
iur
years
was
awaraea.
Mels
Siewort,
veteran
hc;key
battier,
ended
i
brief
retirement
seven
year
ago
by
scoring
a
steal
for
New
York
Americans
15
seconds
after
stepping
onto
the
ice
for
his
first
.N.H.L.
jiame
of
the
year.
It
was
the
318th
goal
of
his
career.
Ha
retired
at
the
close
of
the
1939-
49
jrsason.
Handicap
90
90
93
Totals
632
G33
630
BIG
SISTERS
"
Gomez
1G6
149
129
Bond
142
142
186
Pttwas
145
72
174
Rothwell
151
132.
133
Alexander
43
73
37
Handicap
96
96
96
Totals
743
057
743
MOOSE
Taylor
153
109
11C
Hilton
121
103
113
Irvine
-
103
124
174
Erickson
142
182
206
Morrison
113
101
1G9
Handicap
75
75
75
Totals
704
694
853
KILLS3
BAY
Peterson
201
91
121
lesfer
CIGARETTfES
JI
TSl
ThWH
TM
II
II
II
II
II
IU
III
11
II
MMMlUUliaiMllL
AND
7T7)
IT.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
PHINCE
RUPERT,
B
.
'C
.
PARTS
AND
SERVICE
DEPOT
CHRYSLER
DODfiE
PLYMOUTH
S
I)E
SOTO
DODfiE
AND
FARGO
TRUCKS
TAXI
DOWNS
SAVOY
IN
CLOSE
GAME
With
a
biti.i.is
.avoy
squad
hounding
them
ell
the
way,
93
Taxi
Jui'.vhr
to
a
3-52
win
in
last
iii'hl's
basketball
tussle.
The
game
was
full
of
crowd
appeal
with
both
teams
playing
bang-up
basketball.
A
total
of
26
personals
and
two
tschnlcal
fouls
were
handed
out
by
referees
Ala
Bill
and
Boyo
Gurvich.
Ke?3lng
rigiit
up
to
the
taxi
men,
Savoy's
cais
to
the
first
i
w.Lafiicri
itru
jr,iLii
biicti
'.'.iva;.a
at
lf-14.
In
(he
second
quarter
t9
sot
a
5-5oint
jump
on
.hc
hoteinien
to
bring
the
half
tbne
sccrs
to
30-85
for
the
cabber6.
Once
a.",tin,
ja
the
third
quarter
Savoys
l".f.t
rlfbt
up
to
99
br.l'i
Lc.ms
nettijig
17
points.
With
tlw
cj;no
or
the
game
"gcttiinr
more
fufioui
in
the
last
minutes
cf
nlay1
tempers
wer
getting
shorUr
and
sherter.
And
at
one
.iaint
in
the
game,
time
was
called
white
the
two
team''
"corjtd
off."
This
Just-went
to
make
the
game
that
mtch
more
'
'
'
Interesting
As
a
."'
--'t
the
came,
only
the
B.C.
Pacl-ers
!s
left
to
b'enl--
D3
Taxi's
tiii'.nterrupted
string
of
!
wins.
.
I'm
tar.t
frmc
of
the
first
half
is
lo
lie
slaved
this
Saturday
rtjgl.
Ttorn
ae:t
fuesdav
night
the
99
AU-Stpps
will
battle
with
a
v'sltln?:
team
frcm
New
Met-
".W
-T.
Artiey
12,"
M.
If
i'
es'pd
12
D
Iarray,
J.
Davlj
10.
E.
HftHjran
8.
D.
Arney
2,
R.
HoiVestnd
4.
p..
Vuckovitch
4.
Tral-52.
93
TAXI
n.
Hounon
6,
S.
Domlnato
9
,T.
Lindsay
21,
A.
M-cPhrp
5.
g.
nvnon
14,
G.
Viereek.
E.
Clausen
4.
Total
59.
Port
-Ed
ward
Hefrats
Co-op
The
Senior
"U'
m;x-up
showed
t-o
vry
ag?resivo
teams
fight-irj.pf
a
win
withPort
Edward
emerging
victors
by
a
narrow
43-13
.margin
over
a
'
.battling
Co-on
qu'.ntet
Th'
canneryman
stalled
TiNU
out
dtsohying
the
same
type
of
ar-jrefsive
bsM
p'-aying
that
had
won
their
first
ame
for
brm
Fiturd'ay
nlrrht
against
Macey's.
It
caught
the
Co-op
boys
nf'WD-n?
and
let
Port
Edward
cane
into
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
on
the
far
end
of
a
17-9
score.
In
the
second
quarter
Co-cp
came
right
back
allaying
the
still
3
noints
behind
with
th?
jSihalf
t'me
score
bsing
28-20
for
uie
put
of
town
team.
The
third
quarter
showed
an
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TAX
Returns
Prepared
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R.
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Phone
88
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Third
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Irvpn
more
aggressive
Co-op
I
tasm
puteeore
Port.
Edward
al-1
though
sum
-tt.King
d
points
to
!
sven
'.he
game
up.
This
5
point
advantage
was
held
by
Port
Ed-I
ward
throughout
the
last
quarter
t'orir.jing
the
game
to
an
end
U-S-53
.with
Port
Edward
on
the
1
Jong
end
)f
the
scrre.
CO-OP-3?iixiscxx
11,
Shcppard
T,
.,
vi
,
uu
v.
Mrazm
H
flJ!.
U"
tr
.
r
L.LXtiAttuj.
uurney
19,
A-
Stevens
10.
C.
Clayton
14,
i
VI.
Mcvrn
4,
,C.
Barton,
A.
Le-
1
T
Rtpywg,
Albert
Stevftn,
I
.
H
M
'JJpil.
Total
4(1.
i
H,i
Uins
'
o-M-Hi
Ha
itl:dS
i:sx.tr-'4
Siwct
Bivbtw
.31-8
...
in
ihWW
fe?v9.
TMa
u
Itie
'ipwapt'
"
af
ooaH
imu
Mi
t
"
sp'tc
ttjr
w-sfck-d
tfiose
tit
jvpb
ff-t
mi
intMMrt-T-Utii
artm'
far
ilia
gjua
m
Isuir
Cu.li-4ii)
w4tto
10
point
t
iiw
!T
of
Uve
Orat
half
n-a-
the
sfare
.was
,4-4.
With
-w
ij
-'.nml
fouls
beint
handed
out
by
referee
Don
Hnrtwlg
the
game
was
nottre-ab!y
"clean."
In
the
second
half
Bo-Me-Hl
?enllv
went
wild
netting
20
noints
to
their
haplesi
ornoiwit'
4.
Hrln?ins
th
full
"
t!ne
wore
to
"54-8.
Gsod
'.
rt'nisn.shio
was
displayed
when
so
inexperienced
a
team
took
a
less
sc
good-natur-cdlv.
espsrlally
when
lack
of
experience
!
was
made
uu
for
by
enthusiasm.
jh
RAINEUU3S
B.
Haillton
2,
Thaln
4.
Rudinich
10,
N.
Bill,
"r
K.
p
!e,
Hrwe.
A.
Hamilton
8.
N.
Yourman
6
TlioniDSon
4.
Knnr'y.
Total
34.
PWE2T
SIXTEEN
Simooson
2,
Wendle,
Ourrie
4
L.
Young-man.
I.
KlldPl.
Hithins.
Duma
n
1.
J.
Macintosh,
McKin-Total
8.
flyro
Juniors
Heat
Grotto
In
the
Junior
gaa
a
vastly
superior
Gyro
equad
tock
a
hap-'.?
-
Cuotio
Uam
for
a
38-2t
--uneiug.
pisplayin
v?r
oiaeth
teamwork
tt
G
rc
hat
n
lasy
time
overcoming
a
lors
vsying
Gi-oito
agsr.-eation
WUh
the
score
standing
a
a:
the
ind
of
the
lirst
half
f
18-13
for
Gyro,
the
winners
put
evsn
mar
-i.p
into
their
playing
to
increase
their
lead
by
a
sizeable
amount
High
men
for
'.he
night
were
l'-h!er
and
HauTan
of
dvro
with
'3
-nd
11
points
each.
Vith
Ds-Montjcmeiy
handing
out
a
fa!-mjunt
of
fouls
.i.h
te:ims
wsr
astonished
by
the
c;tual
num
b-'r
23.
This
win
leavo?
Gyro
in
undisputed
leadership
of
the
Junior
lefue.
CaOTTO-B.
Currle
1,
J.
Hefeb
6,
S.-
Younsrr.an
4,
A.
Owsr
7
M.
Webster.
R.
Anderson
2,
B.
Vndenon
2.
Watsan,
Johnson.
Adclph.
Total
21.
GYBO-Schier
13,
Haugan
11.
P.
Sch;rk
7.
Moore
3.
Sanberg,
S.
Scherk,
Oonald'son.
Total
38.
In
New
York,
an
Italian
was
being
examined
In
court
after
applying
for
citizenship.
He
answered
correctly
questions
as
to
the
name
of
ihe
President
and
the
Capital
of
the
United
States.
Then
came
thhC.I
"Could
you
become
President1
of
the
United
States
"
j
"No,"
was
the
reply.
j
"Why
not
"
persisted
the
official.
!
"You
pleasa
excuse,"
begged
the
Italian.
"I
very
busy
rluht
now
sella
de
peanuts."
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WE
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!:
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FOR
THE
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.
.
.
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-
Wagons
Roller
Skates
-
Shis
Scooters
-
Kiddy'
Cars
A
small
deposit
will
hold
any
article
till
Christmas.
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!
PALIAS,
Texas,
iAP)
Pedigreed
Texas
northers
begin
In
A:'.-:'
'.a,
.vhh
dt.viuilie
middle-v.f:tcrn
flairs
and
charge
Into
I
::rs
through
the
Panhandle.
A
norther
without
that
Uncage
i.:
-
,
:,.:rt
it
have
nave
th:
tnj
oia
vim
anc
po
''fa
champion.
B
t
to
di'-iel
a
part
of
this
norther
mytiv
northers
aren't
!:)d
;enoi:s
to
Te'sas.
A.
M.
Ham-
rick
herd
ci
the
United
States
v;,,i
hf-'hii..H
t
rn.
irt
all
states'had
them,
only
they
'rll
then
cold
waves.
In
the
Dakolas
they're
sometime
bliz-
..
,1..
FiittheuDor.
it's
ooen
season
V
;
or
rround
on
n-jrthcrs.
Jn
t'"'1
-:ilng
thev'ie
called
coo!
sji?Us.
-
f
k
a
Uncap,
there's
noth-in
else
Quit
like
that
day
in
Hie
lati
vkeii
a
yeHew
tlnue
c4cj
th
air,
a
blue
bank
I
la,
s
in
-ttie
sfer
to
tile
iwrWi
rrx!
rn
ley
wind
starts
wh!p?ig
Hi-1
leave?-
flaw
tbe
stawts.
It's-.
1:!ov!r-
is
a
fetee
norUur.
j
TeThnirrMy,
that
fffMew
tinge
I
crtr.es
fr;ra
daat
jsrUeiee
stir-
i
-'t!
v;-'fa-t
the
advance
wlods,
'
-aniing
in
the
tun
PTOUitt
the
;
dark
backrdqu,
Mamriak
ex-
j
;M-.v-d.
Th:l
He
bank
isnutb-
hr.W
"!n
over
Oklahama
or
!
Or
maybe
:t's
to?en
hot
and
!
ni
Id.
The
air
Ts
ot.'U.
Then
a
i
distan
rtrnle
of
thunder
breaks
Into
a
clap
overhead
and
rain
canoe
sweeping
dr
.ai
the
road.
pu:hcd
fty
a
wind
from
the
north.
It's
a
wet
norther
blus
tfrirg
into
tevn.
"All
weather
lu
he
northern
hemisphere.
.
moves
sooner
or
later
in
an
easterly
direction,"
Kornrkk
.rld,
pohit
ivj
to
a
maze
of
concentric
circles,
wavy
lines
and
yellow
spots
on
a
map.
The
circles,
mcstly
elongates
33
Grotto
yj
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ft)
!
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STORE
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A
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10
S
CHOW
MEIN
7
O
Rrmnnlier
Ihe
Civic
Elrrtion
Dec.
12.
Vle
as
yon
like
.
.
.
but
VOTE!
PHONE
311
I
and
never
uniform,
came
from
a
high
preasupe
area,
.which,
the
weatherman
adde,
waa
a
mass
cf
dry
air
.'tfgoatfd
ever
one
area
so
fong
that
it
took
on
fno
aspects
cTTIie
weather
of
that
area.
That's
why
northers
fo:!
in
Canada
or
Alaska,
where
snnv
and
Ice
abound.
"Sooner
or
later,"
the
weath
erman
went
on,
"the
rotation
or
ths
earth
starts
movln;
the
hieh
pressure
area
east,
and
low
nres-sure
areas
to
the
routh
star;
drawing
the
cold
air."
Low
pressure
areas
are
trouah
j
between
'.he
high
psessure
hlH.s
At)d
a
push
from
a
wind
from
th
"rth'
and
ihcT;ol2
wtve
ts
to
Jexas,
maybe.
If
the
winds
from
ul"
are
wt,
H
get
deflected.
Any
cold
front
coming
frcm
west
of
the
Hccky
Mountains
expends
itself
getting
over
the
Rockies
and
is
a
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