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Rupert
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Wednesday,
July
3,
1946
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In
RUPERT
SPORT
Ketchikan
won
both
games
ol
a
double-header
in
their
two-game
series
against
Prince
Rupert
on
Dominion
Day
before
a
record
crowd
n
.glorious
weather.
In
the
first
game
the
locals
lost
18-5
and
In
the
evening
game
also
lost
9-0.
Representing
Prince
Rupert
were
S.
Moran,
Perry,
W.
Mitchell,
D.
Balfour.
O.
Haveland.
W.
Lambie,
V.
Mehzlos,
J.
Farquhar,
W.
Stlckney.
BRIGADIER
R.
A.
MACFARLANE
D.S.O.
cup
final
Moose
won
from
Cold
Storage
by
3-1.
Scorers
for
Mooss
were
Sam
Currie
(penalty)
Dido
Ourvich,
and
Hodgklnson.
while
Norrlngton
.scored"
for
the
Storage.
Teams:
Moose
Wilson;
Skinner,
F.
Hunter;-
O.
Mitchell,
S.
Currie,
Tinker;
Hodgklnson,
A.
Mitchtll,
Maclndewar.
Campbell,
Ourvich.
Storage
(Murray;
Haig,
Kel-sey;
Carlson,
Harris,
McDonald;
Johnson,
Lamb,
Ersklne,
Doher-ty,
Norrlngton.
George
Russel
refereed
the
game
and
linesmen
were
R.
Hows
and
A.
Dickens.
Spaghetti
originated
in
China
and
was
introduced
In
Europe
In
the'
Dominion
Day
football
through
Italy
by
Marco
Polo.
TERRACE
WINNERS
Results
cf
Sports
at
Interior
Town
on
Dominion
Day
TERRACE,
P
in
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
at
Terrace
Monday
were
Floats
International
Woodworkers'
Association
Women's
Auxiliary,
Skeena
Care,
Skeena
Mercantile.
Honorable
mention;
Ti-rrace
High
School.
J.
.11.
Smith,
Carl
Pohle
Mill.
Forest
Dranch,
Johnstone
and
Mlchlel
and
Terrace
Red
Cross.
Best
Comic
Float
Oddfellows'
Lodge.
Decorated
Bicycles
Dorothy
McCabe
and
W.
Stephenson.
Pet
Parade
Ellen
Richmond
(kitten
in
buggy),
Carl
Richmond
(cow
boy
and
Shetland
pony),
Claudle
Phillips
(patriotic
dress
with.
dog).
I
Log
Cutting
Contest
Colin
Cooper,
C.
Giglberger,
Francis
ceaion.
t,
Softball
Terrace
7,
Prince
Rupert
0;
Usk
17.
Terrace
7;
Terror
Titrprs
14.
Prince
Runert
Prize-winners
Reserye
llf
SHORT
SPORT
Fastball
Games
Tonight
Coop
vs.
Reserves,
General
Motors
vs.
99
Taxi.
Owing
y
the
holiday
season
and
inclement
weather
there
was
no
fastball
games
played
over
the
week-end!
1
An
unset
In
the
Wimbledon
tennis
championships
was
the
Refreshment
booths
at
the
j
sports
grounds
catered
to
a
hungry
public
and
did
a
g
reat
trade.
Amusements
of
skill
and
chance
attracted
many
patrons.
Swings
and
a
sand
box
kept
the
youngsters
happy
and
decupled.
defeat
of
Dlnny
Palls,
.
young
Australian
star,
by
the
French
player
I'etro,
who
won
a
hard-fought
contest
7-5,
7-5,
G-8,
0-4.
All
attempts
so
far
by
the
local
model
yacht
enthusiast.
A.
J.
Croxford
to
arrange
a
sailing
race
for
Port
Day
have
failed.
There
are
.'till
some
of
his
beautifully
constructed
yachts
In
town
but
the
owners
have
not
shown
any
interest.
While
In
Pentif
ton
recently
Mr.
Croxford
sailed
his
Tyee
on
the
lake
and
considers
the
conditions
there
Ideal
for
such
a
sport.
1946
Stylemaster
Sedan
Makes
First
Trans-Canada
Trip
to
Win
Todd
Medal
for
Brig.
R.
A.
Macfarlane
K
UN
Vj
ylOUISBUKO
DOWN
"CANADA'S
MAIN
STREET"
The
Trans-Canada
Highway,
which
links
province
to
province,
from
sea
to
sea,
and
opens
the
way
to
a
great
new
era
ot
tourist
travel.
mums.
NEARiNG
THE
END
OF
THE
TRAIL
J.
V.
Johnson
and
George
Warren
of
the
Victoria
Automobile
Club,
meet
Brigadier
Macfarlane
and
his
Chevrolet
a
few
miles
outside
Victoria
acd
escort
him
into
the
City.
THE
AWARD
Winning
of
the
Todd
Medal,
offered
in
19Ut
became
possible
with
completion
of
the
Trans-Canada
Highway.
It
is
now
awarded
to
Brig.
R.
A.
Macfarlane
for.
the
first
authenticated
journey
from
I-ouisburg.
Cape
Breton,
to
Victoria,
U.C,
over
specified
all-Canadian
route.
C-2tX
THROUGH
THE
ROCKIES
The
Chevrolet
spent
thrilling
hours
skirting
sheer
precipices
and
climbing
high
mountain
roads
before
it
encountered
this
quiet
little
valley
in
Canada's
Rocky
Range.
THE
PACIFIC!
After
4,743
miles
of
rapid,
trouble-free
driving,
Brigadier
Macfarlane
and
his
co-driver
dip
the
front
wheels
of
their
Chevrolet
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
to
win
the
A.
E.
Todd
Gold
MedaL
Rolling
along
"Canada's
Main
Street"
the
Tram-Canada
Highway
from
coast
to
coast,
Brigadier
R.
A.
Macfarlane,
D.S.O.,
at
the
wheel
of
a
new
19
(6
Chevrolet
Sedan,
has
just
completed
the
first
ocean-to-oe'ean
automobile
trip
without
leaving
Canadian
soil.
To
win
the
A.E.
Todd
Gold
Medd
-offered
in
1912
by
the
Mayor
of
Victoria
Drig.
Macfarlane
left
Louisburg,
Nova
Scotia,
with
the
salt
of
the
Atlantic
on
his
rear
wheels,
and
after
nine
days
of
driving
he
arrived
in
Victoria,
Vancouver
Island,
B.C.,
and
dipped
his
front
wheels
in
the
Pacific,
having
covered
4,743
MILES
The
Chevrolet
used
was
a
stock
1946
model
powered
with
a
standard
six-cylinder
valve-in-htad
engine.
It
was
selected
by
Brig.
Macfarlane
who
held
the
responsible
posts
of
Director
of
Mechanization
and
Deputy
Master-General
of
Ordnance,
at
Defence
Headquarters,
Qttawa
because
he
is
convinced
that
a
"sturdy,
light,
economical
passenger
car
is
ideal
for
the
average
Canadian
citizen."
With
his
extensive
experience
of
army
vehicles,
on
the
testing
grounds
and
on
active
service
in
two
wars,
Brig.
Macfarlane
made
the
new
Chevrolet
his
choice
for
his
history-making
trip
another
"first"
for
Chevroletl
,W,
1.
Mi
i
tiMi
MiT.l
.
diBiki
rilVI
1W1
f
!
:
!
BIG
MONEY
ERA
CAME
IN
FIGHT
GAME
TWENTY
-FIVE
YEARS
AGO
First
Million
Dollar
Gate
in
Boxing
Recorded
When
Dempsey
Knocked
Out
Carpentier
at
J
e
r
s
e
y
C
1
1
y
By
FRANK
ECK.
NFW
YORK
(AlM-Twcnty-five
years
ago
New
It
was
on
the
night,
of
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PoB
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Clik
Iponuftd
by
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Ac
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cf
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tf
tetkt.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
CIIUYSLKIt
DISTKIEJUTOnS
i
rrnv
receipt
m
i,i-,-
Battle
of
the
Lentmy
in
their
world's
heavyweight
at
Boyle's
Thirty
Acres,
Jersey
ouy,
Only
three
other
title
battle!
?
surpassed
that
nsure
ucmjj-sry's
two
losing
struggles
with
Uenc
Tiinney
and
the
recent
Joe
Louis-Billy
Conn
fight.
bout,
Tli?
Dempsey-Carpentier
the
first
of
the
immortal
Tex
Rlckard's
sreat
fistic
extravaganzas,
drew
01.000
fans.
Demp-spy's
.share
was
3C9.000.
II?
won
when
Carpentier,
a
French
llght-heavyweiph.t,
was
counted
out
by
Referee
Harry
Ertle
in
the
fourth
round.
It
was
a
right
to
the
aw
followed
bv
a
left
to
the
Jaw
that
flattened
the
game
little
Frenchman.
The
heavier
Dempsey
was
an
overwhelming
favorite
to
retain
hi."
crown.
At
the
outset
it
looked
like
we
mteht
have
a
new
heavy-weisht
champion
ll.?ht
heavyweight
sl7e
os
Gorgeous
Georges
scaled
but
112
pounds.
Carpentier
almost
upset
the
183-pound
Manaisa
Mauler
from
Baseball
Scores
Nalinnal
League
Philadelphia
2,
Brooklyn
3.
New
York
4,
Boston
5.
Pittsburgh
9,
Chicago
0.
Cincinnati
7,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
Cleveland
4.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
7.
Boston
1,
New
York
2.
W
a
s
h
1
n
g
t
o
n
-Philadelphia
postponed.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News,
SHAVING'S
h
CINCH
With
Minora
Blades!
For
comforf
ond
speed,
you
can't
equal
Minora
in
its
class.
It's
th
quality
blade
in
the
low-pricefield!
rrs
your
DouiLc-ioce
razcu
&?JV
Ti
1
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Catala,
1:30
p.m.
(Daylight
Saving
Time
12:30
Prince
Rupert
Time)
Friday
S3
Cardena,
10
p.m.
(Daylight
Saving
Time
9
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Time)
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
fortnight.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Dentpsey's
Jaw.
It
landed
and
Dempsey
went
back
on
ou
ucc
Dempsey
was
watfng
In
at
the
moment
and
the
blow
caught
him
flush
on
the
Jaw.
Boyle
s
Thirty
Acres,
built
especially
for
this
fight,
reverbratea
irom
the
din
created
oy
me
vasi
crowd.
in
the
third
round
Dempsey
tore
into
Carpentier
like
a
wild
man
and
continued
a
relentless
two-fttfd
attack
until
the
finish
in
the
fourth
session.
After
the
fLght,
it
was
rumorea
FOR
SALE
Monarch
range,
splendid
condition.
413
Mc-Brlde
Street
or
Phone
Green
406.
159)
FOR
SALE
1940
Westlnghouse
electric
radio,
7-tube,
all-wave,
mantel
model;
or
will
exchange
for
battery
set.
Phone
Red
898.
055)
FOR
SALE
Two
double
beds,
studio
couch
with
one
chair,
dresser
and
dining
room
suite.
Good
condition.
633
8th
East
or
phone
Blue
715.
(158)
FOR
SALE
20-ft.
speed
boat,
85
h
p.
V-8
engine.
Apply
910
Alfred
Street
or
Yacht
Club
caretaker.
'154)
FOR
SALE
Remington
typewriter,
and
boy's
bicycle.
1337
PiEott
Ave.
(154)
FOR
SALE
6
room
furnished
house.
742
7th
Ave.
West.
(140)
FOR
SALE
Well-built
log
house
at
Hazel
toll;
partly
fin
Ished
Inside.
Also
large
chicken
house
and
shed
on
4
lots;
plenty
of
wood
and
water
close
at
hand.
Apply
F.
McKenzle,
719
Cook
Street,
Victoria,
B.C.
(154)
FOR
SALE
Small
electric
radio
In
perfect
condition,
no
ground
wire
or
outside
aerial
needed.
Fits
nicely
In
a
grip
when
travelling.
Price
$30
00
this
week
only.
Phone
Black
773
or
call
1214
Park
Avenue
after
C
p.m.
(154)
FOR
SALE
Baby
buggy.
$5;
garbage
burner
(coal
and
wood),
cream
and
white;
Thor
electric
ironer,
rotary
type,
will
fit
General
Electric
washer.
Phone
Black
322.
(tf)
FOR
8ALE
60
amp.
G.E.
switch
and
fuse
box
9x18
at
$15.00
J.
Sackner,
Central
Hotel
or
Dyer
Apts.
(146)
GOOD
BUILDINO
LOT
In
the
centre
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
business
area.
Apply
Box
128
Dally
News.
(tf)
FIVE-ROOM
HOUSE
3
bed
rooms
and
bath,
living
room
with
new
maple
floors,
newly
decorated
kitchen.
Located
224
Ninth
East;
Immediate
occupancy.
Only
$2300.
For
inspection
call
Armstrong
Agencies,
phone
342.
(154)
FOR
SALE
Good
baby
carriage,
storm
cover.
$12.00.
Red
737.
that
Promoter
Rickan
to
Dempsey
3
dre
J1
!
fore
the
knit.
i...
'
(154)
FOR
SALE-tadlo,
2
oil
burners,
cash
register,
restaurant
range,
household
furniture
Apply
lC2T2nd
West,
or
phone
Blue
874
(153)
FOR
SALE
Four-room
house.
$1600
cash.
A.ppy
225
9th
Ave.
East,
evenings.
dan
FOR
SLE
Summner
shingle
mill
and
Bond
Packer,
com-Plete,
in
good
condition.
Box
1291,
Prince
Rupert.
(165)
FOR
ALE-Whlte
R.O.P.
Leghorn
pullets,
eight
weeks
old.
$1.25
each.
Lea
Poultry
Farm,
Kltvanga,
B.C.
056)
FOR
SALE
Used
logging
boots
iron
sj
used
electric
rgn
from
$15;
slightly
used
book
cases,
$0;
new
rae
rues
from
$165;
used
8-plece
kitchen
set,
$22.50;
used
electric
victrola,
ccst
$235.
now
$03:
officn
fiv.
tures,
fireproof
safes,
desks,
chairs,
filing
cabinet,
slightly
used
rugs,
size
12x12,
suitable
for
office,
stores,
hotels.
Everything
reduced
In
nrice.
We
sell
and
buy
new
and
used
furniture,
also
hardware.
See
us
first,
it
will
nav
vou.
iir.
Furniture
Co.,
3rd
Ave.
Black
4ili
i
.miiio.iijr
vrieiar
served
the
fljht
,i:
Dcmpsry
coulyd
j,a
Carpentier
as
early
aj
ond
round.
Tlie
knockout
0
c
was
the
fourteenth
i;
,
or
the
Mana:
a
Mar
I
...
!...
"
Trti.lr
wrti
II.
....
uain.
im
I
He
t
flattened
big
3t
wii
third
round
at
Tole
&
4,
1019,
for
his
elMp
cuuve
Kayo,
mis
A,
riuae
two
exnibiUra
the
chilling
of
u-0
SBm
v,o
oi-nnii
round.
He
ners
on
the
same
dai-
r
-ri
nr
u
ill
ill
tilt
fc.v"..
.
1
in
ul'
.
f
nn
In
1Q10
threw
a
right
hand
puncn
iu
Dempsey.
one
ol
n,
popular
champion:
i.
en
Era
of
sportr.
it-
fj,
uene
iunney
septm
1956,
In
Philadelphia,
r
lowin
year
ne
atteic
pain
the
crown
m
c
a
m..
nt
J.J
I
long
count
when
ftv
slower
than
slow
pttj
neutral
corner
igrjj,
decision
over
the
lO-roiE.
Dempsey
will
be
51
Carpentier,
proprietor
in
Paris,
was
52
last)
i
v
w
y
'
O
.
in..lnn'
minimum
.hl.n.
IU
r
.
ii.iripdi'
ac
Der
wora
per
nuci
.
.........
,
..v.-
-
,
-
.
rv.
.
N..tl.B
1
1
n
r
I
luntlr
ll.
boc:
caras
01
inBii,
i-vw.
-
,
nd
Engtiemenl
AnDOurcmnU:
fi.
FOR
SALE
WANTED
wnniroj
r
urnunea
-
for
two.
Phone
I
Ye
814,
evenings.
WANTED
Electtl:
machine.
Phnn
R'
call
525
Sixth
Atta
m.i.r
w.VYiu
WAIT1NO
LIST
for
now
open
at
Daily
Nn
WOMAN
OR
GIRL
tcb
Good
wages.
Abcat
ti
Apply
217
West
Black
731.
routes.
Dally
New
FOIl
KE.f
FOR
RENT
-
Five-;
with
sun
porch.
!
Blue
698.
FOR
RENT
Three-ra
and
bath,
unfurr.i
lngton
Blk,
Suite
'
txnl
KCNl
-purr..ai
also
1
sleepinj
for
Avenue
West
or
...t
it
Chips.
FOR
RENT
room.
Appiy
ouo
i
after
5
p.m,
LISTIMiS
8FXLINO
YOUR
HOI'S
have
buyers
lookirji
built
4
and
5-roos
Phone
342.
agents.
MACIIINFJU
TO
SAW
better
pronomicallv,
use
tw
.
.
J
.
I
n
M
ana
up-to-aiiu:
Portable
sawrouu,
inriH
hv
National
1
H
C
Agents.
AirnnoN
HALES
everj-
ai
i
d
inira
n-
nn.......
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111
Civil
Service
E
nnrnAnv
NOW
Fall
examinations-";
11.
Customs
Clerk,1
particulars
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