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Here
gzrAnd
Threatensko
Grow
Stronger
it....,
.
iiicic
iiiajt
hp
tho
nlrl
jr"
fighter
in
the
ring
today
Sjwno
stepped
in
boldly
"-without
any
previous
training.
If
there
is,
it
is
safe
to
dismiss
him
as
extremely
odd
indeed
and
predict
that
shortly
two
other
men
will
be
put
to
the
trouble
of
carrying
him
out
between
the
ropes.
On
the
other
hand.
:t
Is
reas-
L:.m?naWe
to
Presume
that
the
most
-uuuuie
nis
trained
opponent
will
cause
anjoody
is
the
bother
the
referee
will
be
put
to
In
raising
his
right
arm
in
the
victory
signal.
WHAT'S
BEING
DONE
All
of
which
brings
uo
the
question
of
what
Is
being
done
to
promulgate
and
nurture
the
manly
art
in
Prince
Rupert
to
day.
The
answer
to
this
poser
obviously
could
be
found
in
one
"
James
Nicoll,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
boxing
com
mittee,
who,
though
generally
sitting
in
the
background,
has
-had
a
leading
part
in
all
local
rln
J..
1
answer.
JtEAL
FIGHTER-TRAINER
The
answer
was
Darrow
Gomez,
ex-sergeant
of
the
10th
Canadian
Anti-Tank
Battery,
whose
fighting
ability
in
north-:
west
Europe
won
him
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal
in
a
particularly
nasty
fight
against
-
a
nasty
enemy
in
1945.
In
addition
to
his
singular
proficiency
with
an
anti-tank
pudent
bag
that
bounces
aack
so
last
it
13
likely
to
hit
an
un
wary
novice
in
the
face,
and
generally
go
through
a
training
routine
that
can
lead
only
one
place
the
rlnr.
However,
in
spite
of
the
classes
which
range
from
five
to
20
boys
each
training
night.
Darrow
is
a
little
less
than
satisfied.
He
has
visions
of
insolnng
the
town
back
to
its
.former
interest
in
boxing.
"This
town
-used
to
be
strong
on
boxing,
and
I
would
like
to
ee
it
that
way
aealn."
he
ex-
plalned."These
classes
are
starting
things
moving,
but
I
would
like
to
see
things
going
on
a
bigger
scale.
I
have
my
eyes
on
the
school
boys."
TIIAIX
YOUNGSTERS
His
scheme,
Darrow
confided,
is
to
get
the
younesters
in
the
city
schools
Interested
in
inter-school
boxing
competitions,
matching
boys
of
eaual
ase
and
ability
In
non-decision
fights
be-
i
iore
senooi
audiences.
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and
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sour
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COLUMBIA
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CO.LU
Kins
to
r-
Totals
D.
Allen
IN
MEN'S
BOWLING
A.
Dewar
E.
Freeman
D.
Mackay
J.
Paul
M.
Irving
Handicap
Berlin
H.
Muncey
E.
Stevens
B.
Wiess
D.
Wick
!
tablished
you
have
to
start
with
Handicap
61
"5
jjiiuiuwuu
uuruig
recent;,.
years.
Mr.
Nicoll
provided
the
the
young
people-
,
0nce
yu
et
a
good
croD
of
vounesters
i
mi
vim
iii
rmn
it
vniinBerofs
nnrs
pom
ing
along
and
stage
some
good
cards,
public
interest
will
follow."
He
warned,
however,
that
preliminary
training
in
boxing
has
some
ticklish
angles
that
only
a
wise
trainer
can
handlp.
"You've
got
to
match
vour
bovs
well
and
make
sure
that
no
one
gets
hurt.
To
have
a
bov
set
hurt
or
so
badly
beaten
that
he
will
become
a
lauahins
stock
is
the
gun,
Darrow,
it
turned
out.
is'wnrt
thi
u
i
also
a
Tery
able
man
with
his
to
him,
both
as
a
fighter
and
as
-dukes,
and
has
taken
on
the
job
or
training
the
city's
young
ring
hopefuls.
Darrow's
training
gym
takes
un
the
mezranine
floor
of
the
'Civic
Centre's
Roosevelt
Park
Gym.
a
location
that
most
citizens
don't
know
exists.
However,
in
spite
of
its
somewhat
restricted
dimensions,
things
are
going
-en
planned.
IT
BOUNCES
BACK
Two
nishts
a
week
Monday
and
Wednesday
Darrow
and
his
boys,
and
some
of
them
are
pretty
muscular
and
well
above
short
pants
stature,
do
such
thlnzs
as
skip
rooes,
slue
a
leather
ha?
a
boy.
You
must
see
that
th
boys
are
well
matched
and
not
puthed
along
too
fast."
The
city's
capacity
to
produce
good
fighters
was
indicated
in
the
way
the
local
boys
stacked
up
against
the
imported
variety
at
the
last
Civic
Centre
fight
card,
and
In
the
card
nut
on
hv
tne
Legion
when
there
and
tfgger
things
sreiwarshios
Uwnadn
rv,.t
were
nere
during
the
summer,
Darrow
said.
REBUILD
MUSIC
CENTRE
BRISTOL,
Eng..
O
Colston
Hall.
Bristol's
famous
music
Greig
Handicap
Totals
R.
Smith
S.
Whyte
B.
Withers
B.
Wasyk
A.
Leamy
Handicap
Totals
G.
Brydges
J.
Parker
MC
uuw.ca
out
io
momns
age,
nQmnatn
so
big
it
looks
like
a
conceited
j
is
to
be
partially
rebuilt
at
a
cost
SaUSase.
nnnrh
n
cna11ai-
lrr
nf
oio
nnn
t
m
.
.
-
.v..
ui
ciJo,uu.
it
win
seat
i,oDU,
Totals
Sparks
Furk
Black
Morgan
Kellett
Handicap
Totals
W.
Leverett
V.
Duncan
R.
Tubb
H.
Duncan
Handicap
Totals
II.
Edgar
J.
Guthrie
Shrubsall
Low
score
G.
Clarke
Handicap
Totals
Totals
Stone's
176
184
139
90
.189
144
31
147
112
155
111
136
223
213
167
241
31
216
151
117
149
129
136
173
256
162
227
6l
Morgan's
142
226
112
177
252
113
87
205
181
153
143
81
180
133
154
179
87
300
460
282
644
95
393
J
81
537
241
626
31
93
Totals
769
1061
9?0
2758
B.
Woods
D.
Woods
A.
Welch
D.
Skalmer
B.
Bryant
Handicap
Totals
Peoples
Store
163
176
555
122
420
120
349
155
459
170
410
135
408
824
838
8792601
H.
Hampton
165
Handicap
152
152
Totals
.Moose
75
......
148
164
133
183
185
182
269
255"
75
195
507
143
459
184
551
283
807
61
226
152
952
1091.1008
North
Star
D.
Hartwig
184
202
E.
Gamer
214
IR.
Anderson
220
aoxms
is
nice
otner
snorts."
v
rna
no
he
said.
'
To
get
an
interest
es-
I
x'.
Standahl
142
183
574
223
610
207
683
130
411
159
528
61
904
950
8482682
Burns
135
177
f
Ccmadlna
163
V.m'melster
149
A.
Taylor
148
J.
Comadlna
170
Handicap
65
178
134
119
240
124
206
112
211
123
134
218
181
179
168
65
830
988
Gyros
144
121
123
167
134
243
124
193
123
164
180
134
Grotto
138
159
203
177
118
13$
138
163
164
97
183
138
920
904
Fish
Dock
P.
Knutsen
127
143
E.
Wallace
121
135
L.
Rice
118
97
C.
Johnsen
162
113
N.
Sheppard
203
1
47
Handicap
132
132
240
552
283
664
178
503
165
492
239
577
65
1170
115
380
134
435
113
414
146
399
198
681
124
939
912
830
Butchers
Co-op
M.
Halvers'n
194
150
138
482
G.
Vesich
156
85
13
354
C.
Wilson
238
203
1
49
590.
.W.
Ward
151
224
196
571
J.
Kurulock
133
148
153
434
Handicap
.125
125
125
375
Totals
997
935
8742806
Post
Office
B.
Sim'dson
142
114
142
398
145
549
155
395
126
501
221
524
134
402
928
918
9032769
139
427
168
534
124
465
120
335
117
436
138
414
7972611
120
390
181
437
167
382
153
428
234
584
132
396
863
767
987201'
The
Philippine
Islands
were
named
for
Philip
II,
King
Spain.
Lakelse
Lake
CAMP
Johnstone's
Camp
at
Lakelse
Lake
is.
still
open
for
the
hunting
season.
The
trout
fishing
is
still
good.
CABINS
TO
RENT
BOATS
FOR
HIRE
of
Are
15?
POKTI
IDEAL
CLEANERS
A.
Schmidt
lis
R.
Suden
102
H.
Xraupner
.121.
D.
Ball!n$er
182
G.
Campagnola
....134
Handicap
79
Tola
s
743
ANNETTE'S
Montgomery
136
Smith
176
McMillan
156
Ostashower
157
Dickens
117
Handicap
ci
VARIETY
E.
Feasbv
..152
I.
Lykegaard
.:
148
T.McKlnnon
"84
F.
Cambilla
186
A.
McLean
1S3
Handicap
70
Totals
823
SAVOY
SWItfGERS
D.
McPhee
....lCl
E.
Kmitxn
.-.
165
L.
Basse-Bert
107
P.
Meniles
131
-
McCallum
201
Handicap
22
MILLER
BAY
M.
McDonald
96
940
1081
968
M.
Kelly
96
P.
Roberts
84
M.
Vincent
169
170
538
P-
Peterson
96
143
440
Handicap
113
133
443
Totals
C54
203
609
MOOSE
139
431
Taylor
97
87
261
Hilton
115
Mclntyre
103
833
959
880
2722
Erlckson
156
Malkins
Morrison
92
141
213
129
483J
Handicap
63
143
178
531
Totals
.639
220
169
570
-
131
109
393
157
182
482
81
81
243
LADIES'
BOWLS
Ladle's
"A"
League
bowling
results
last
night
were
as
139
89
49
180
125
79
653
104
105
132
162
119
61
160
92
94
155
140
70
711
197
83
200
98
123
22
84
102
112
153
191
113
763
194
112
163
198
80
63
810
146
152
177
126
79
758
150
97
217
87
133
79
754
308
195
132
150
179
22
73
92
96
218
119
113
714
134
.194
213
175
197
63
812
LUCKY
STRIKES
B.
Davles
97
M.
Scharfe
156
C.
Barrie
170
A.
Postuk
71
J.
Warren
194
I,
Totals
741
101
159
110
202
109
61
ORANGE
LODGE
O.
Newton'
'.li?
A.
Denton
.117
E.
Anderson
112
P.
Andrew
146
B.
Piner
185
Handicap
.........126
Totals
502
TOILERS
M.
Smith
117
O.
Hill
!..:
103
E.
MiLecd
104
J.
Menzies
139
B.
Ellison
.
94
BIG
SOESTERS
B.
Gomez
108
E..
Bond
.
200
J.
Dickens
.'.
136
E.
Roth
well
132
V.
Alexander
105
Handicap
9J
Totals
780
113
155
146
146
121
53
734
GO
86
68
170
221
128
731
168
49
102
112
55
185
.193
144
159
203
t9
985
142
121
203
131
158
53
803
150
111
146
154
154
126
841
162
80
j
164
144
105
201
123
99
839
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Senior
"A"
October
12
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi.
October
15
B.C.
Packers
vs.
Savoy.
October
1999
Taxi
vs.
B.C
Packers.
October
22
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi.
October
26
B.C.
Packers
vs
Savoy.
October
2999
Taxi
vs.
B.C
Packers.
Novenber
2
Savoy
vs,
99
Tax!
TITLED
BOXING
FANS
RETURNING
LONDON,
y.lt
was
a
big
night
when
Britain's
Bruce
Woodcock
scored
an
eleht-round
knockout
over
Gus
Lesnevich
at
Harringay
Arena.
Sports
writers,
who
madde
him
the
underdog
in
the
pre-fight
betting,
tossed
several
bouquets
his
way.
But
the
choice
tld-blt
of
the
evening
was
provided
by
the
master
of
ceremonies
who
boomed
out
from
the
centre
of
the
ring:
"Milords,
sirs,
lad!p
and
gentlemen
.
.
.
'The
boys
In
the
gallery,
who
paid
$4
to
see
the
battle,
temporarily
fcritot
the
boxers
and
craned
their
!
necks
for
a
closer
look
at
the
occupants
of
the
$44
seaU
Hie
M.C.'s
introducthn
m:
rued
the
first
return
or
'
-t:v
people
to
a
top-line
sport
event
since
before
the
war
This
wai
the
usual
introrluction
;;t
bc:-'.ng
shows
and
other
snort
even's
in
the
peatre
years
when
the
For
clean,
comfortable,
good-looking
shaves
use
MINORA
BLADES
Canada's
favourite
in
quality
and
low
price
12
for
25c1
TVTEWS
indeed
!
You
can
now
l.uy
Maxwell
House
with
all
its
extra-rich
fragrance
and
flavor
vacuum,
packed
in
a
Super-Vacuum
Tin
!
Straight
from
the
roasting
ovens,
tins
glorious
coffee
is
vacuum-scaled
ly
the
wonderful
Vita-Fresh
process.
None
of
its
fragrant
goodness
can
get
out
...
no
flavor-destroying
air
can
get
in.
It
comes
to
you
truly
roaster-fresh.
Available
in
Loth
Drip
and
Regular
Grinds.
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
Mm
i4
"GOOD
TO
THE
LAST
DROP"
if
-
4
for
lOc"
rVjaii..HniPrmiv
1-
1
1
A
rroduit
ef
Girurul
fooJi
1
I
front
row
seats
were
tr
cpauy
by
tlfls'
and
l-
official
of
the
arena
sa
r-
"
"
.vaam.
iniS
IS
a
lV'P
1
distinction
which
removed
'he
fcl"!sJ
classification
of
gr,.,.,
but
keeps
them
separate-'
'
-
.J
the
pern.
Perhans
he
i
'
,
have
distinguished
between
ti,.
.
t-J;
baronets
and
knlghU
by
,
L'
Et,,,
.j
a,,u
ulUiiary
jj;-.
"
:
K.
H
Chaoman.
ion
,1..
Herbert
Chapman,
former
;
Kdtl
la.
Prepare
for
Iter
1
WINTER
GRADE
LUBRICANTS
CAR
HEATERS
DEFROSTERS
j
B
TT
.
.,
'
S.
E.
PARKER
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
Third
Avenue
Popi
Recc
(New,
used
and
withdmi
YOUR
CHOICE
15c;
8
fori
Music
l)y
Crosby,
Ink
Spots,
MoT
I
Terrace
Corner
MRS.
FLAMBLY
Snail
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