Prince
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Dally
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Friday,
December
20,
1946
Today
in
Sports
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PRINCE
RUPERT
ALL-STARS
WIN
TO
EVEN
SCORE
WITH
ALASKANS
"Lively
Tilt
Between
Metlakatla,
B.C.,
and
Macey's
Proves
Rousing
Curtain
-
Raiser
A
determined
Prince
Rupert
All-Star
team
downed
the
New
Metlakatla
quintet
in
last
night's
basket-ball
tussle
by
a
score
of
G3-55
to
even
up
the
two-pame
count.
With
a
howling
crowd
nearly
bringing
the
roof
down,
Prince
Rupert
had
to
fight
hard
all
.
.
the
way
to
make
this
game
a
win.
By
holding
down
the
ace
of
the
New
Metlakatla
squad,
David,
to
a
mere
22
points;
.
was
able
to
do
much
In
dis
rupting
the
smooth
ball
handling
that
was
displayed
by
the
Ala-kans
on
Tuesday
night.
The
northerners
seemed
to
have
a
hard
time
settling
down
In
the
first
quarter
and
only
In
the
third
quarter
did
they
have
a
strong
offensive.
But
Rupert
was
supreme
in
the
shooting
and
that
was
what
counted.
The
score
at
the
end
'
of
the
first
quarter
stood
at
13-8
for
Prince
Rupert.
Although
they
were
outscored
in
the
sec-end
period,
Prince
Rupert
led
at
the
half
24-20.
Both
teams
came
'
back
from
the
breather
and
played
bang-up
basketball
but
Prince
Rupert
was
"hot"
and
just
couldn't
be
stopped.
In
the
last
quarter
Lindsay
of
Prince
Rupert
found
his
eye
and
got
must
of
his
28
points
in
thfs
'end
of
the
ball
game
to
emerge
the
high
scorer
ior
the
night.
The
referee
and
umpire,
John
ny
Comadina
and
Ed.
Atkinson
'
were
kept
hopping
in
the
game'
and
handed
dut
a
total
of
29
foulr.
But,
although
this
Is
a
lot
foone
game,
It
was
more
:
of
the
aggressiveness
of
the
two
.
teams
rather
than
deliberate
fculing
that
the
fouls
were
caused
for.
Scorer
and
timer
for
the
game
was
kept
under
,con-'trol
by
Syd.
Woodside
and
Vern
Ciccone.
It
seems,
that
one
important1
factor'
for
the
All
-Stars'
win
was
,a
certain
section
of
the
crowd,
;among
which
ladies
were
much
in
evidence,
which
was
out-"cheerlng
all.
othe.
.
New
Metlakatla
Brendible
15,
R.
Atkinson
5,
David
22,
Reece
2,
Booth
2,
Hayward,
T.
Atkinson
1,
Milne,
F.
Hayward,
Buxton.
Total
55.
All-Stars
McPhee
19
Beynon
7,
Lindsay
28,
Houston
3,
Dominato
4,
Gurvich,
Calderone
2,
Viereck,
"
Clauson,
Hartwig.
Total
63.
METLAKATLA
AND
MACEY'S
The
preliminary
game
almost
stole
the
show
from
the
main
event
when
Metlakatla,
British
Columbia,
and
Macey's
battled
to
a
47-44
fvictory
for
the
coffee
drinkers.
Led
by
F.
Auckland,
Metlakatla
put
up
a
strong
fight
and,
right
up
to
the
dying
sec-
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1'iotcct
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Boat
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and
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onds
of
the
game,
It
was
hard
to
predict
who
was
going
to
win
Auckland
was
the
high
man
for
this
game,
looping
in
18
points
followed
by
B.
Pierce
of
Macey's
with
16.
Right
from
the
first
jump
it
was
as
thrilling
as
any
bail
game
could
be
with
the
visitors
edging
out
Macey's
11-10
at
the
first
quarter
post.
But
the
local
lads
came
right
back
and
outscored
the
opponents
by
three
points
in
the
second
quarter
to
lead
at
the
half
29-77.
Going
into
the
second
half
of
the
battle
Macey's
Increased
their
lead
by
3
more
points
to
lead
at
the
three-quarter
mark
38-33.
Then
Metlakatla
camo
right
back,
battling
hard
to
out-score
Macey's
in
the
last
quarter
but
their
time
ran
short
and,
while
still
three
points
behind,
the
bell
went
ending
a
good
hard
I
game.
Officials
in
this
match
were:
Referee,
Montgomery.
Umpire,
(Forward!
Krnrpr.
WnnrisM
nnrt
nmer
ciccone.
.Meuakaua
C.
Nelson,
A.
Leighton
4,
C.
Leask
10.
F.
Auckland
18,
R.
Nelson
4,
Casey
Nelson
2,
Ryan,
J.
Wilson
6,
P.
Robinson,
S.
Nelson.
R.
Robinston.
Total
44.
Macey's
Menzles
6,
Haugan
10,
B.
Pierce
16,
Teng,
James,
E.
Pierci
11,
Olafsen,
Arntsen
4.
Total
47.
SHORT
SPORT
Jerome
(Dizzy)
Dean,
who
managed
to
hit
the
sports
pages
all
.year,
was
voted
sports
biggest
disappointment
of
the
year,
nine
years
ago
today.
Twenty
of
53
sports
writers
voted
for
Dean,
then
with
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
Twenty-one
years
ago
officers
of
the
International
Boxing
Fed
eratlon
refused
to
accept
the
challenge
of
Ermlnio
Spalla
i
Canadian
Legion
Boxing
Club
Civic
Centre
Gym
GRAND
BOXING
SHOW
Saturday
-
December
21st
-
8
p.m.
30
ROUNDS
OF
BOXING
30
GALLERY
PLAN
RUSH
RINO
RUSH
NORTH
END
MAPLE
LEAFS
BEAT
DETROIT
Toronto
Improves
Martin
of
leadership
In
National
Hockey
Leajue
TORONTO
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
had
no
difficulty
In
disposing
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
by
a
score
oi
i
w
i
msi
ium
in
the
only
scheduled
game
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
As
a
result,
the
Maple
Leafs
Improv
ed
their
margin
of
league
leadership
to
three
points
over
sec
ond
place
Montreal
Canadlens.
The
Red
Wings
remain
in
a
tie
with
New
York
Rangers
for
fifth
place.
Week-end
games
are
scheduled
as
follows:
Saturday
Boston
at
Montreal,
Chicago
at
Toronto.
Sunday
Montreal
at
Detroit,
Toronto
at
New
York,
Boston
at
Chicago.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W
D
L
F
APts.
Toronto
.14
4
5
81
55
Montreal
13
6
81
50
Boston
..
6
66
57
Detroit
.
14
72
94
New
York
13
52
76
Chicago
13
61
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FINANCING
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Editor,
Daily
News,
The
Students
Council
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
the
members
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
basketball
team
would
like
to
make
certain
'acts
clear
regarding
the
advance
sale
of
tickets
for
the
games
to
be
played
with
th
Ketchikan
High
School
and
the
i
speaker,
who
said
that
the
$17,-Duke
of
Co-nnaught
High
School,
j
500
operating
budget
for
the
.cw
wesumnsier.
The
entire
financing
of
these
i
trames
is
undertaken
by
the
Sooth
Memorial
High
School.
The
money
from
the
advance
sale
of
tickets
Is
required
to
pay
the
considerable
cost
of
bringing
these
teams
from
Ketchikan
and
New
Westminster
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
rent
oPthe
Civic
Centre
gymnasium
Is
a
small
matter
and
does
not
have
to
be
paid
until
after
the
games.,
We
appreciate
the
assistance
given
to
us
at
all
times
by
the
Civic
Centre
officials.
Their
co-operation
and
assistance
have
always
been
of
the
Jullest
and
we
trust
that
we
shall
always
return
their
kindness
and
co-cperation.
MARYAJJOOCK.
President
of
Students'
Council,
Booth
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High
School.
hurled
at
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Jack
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The
federation
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An
explanation
of
the
financing
arrangements
of
the
Civic
Centre,
coupled
with
an
illus
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exposition
of
how
that
community
enterprise
touches
the
life
of
each
local
Rotarlan,
wa.s
given
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
its
weekly
luncheon
meeting
Thursday
afternoon
by
ffuest
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TrJn
For
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Clvl:
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manaslng
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peisonal
observation,
Mr.
j
Forward
named
activities
connected
with
the
Civic
Centre
in
which
each
club
member,
or
seme
member
cf
his
family,
has
taken
part,
then
continued
on
to
explain
Civic
Centre
policies
and
their
reasons.
,
In
answer
to
a
question
which
he
said
is
often
raised
In
the
city
as
to
why
the
Civic
Centre
does
not
use
its
$80,000
capital
account
.o
help
cover
operating
costs,
Mr.
Forward
said
that,
al
though
the
fund
was
originally
raised
for
building
purposes,
the
policy
could
be
changed
and
the
money
used
for
operation.
'However,"
he
declared,
"that
money
might
lajt
four
or
five
years
and
when.
1M
gone
then
we
would
have
to
go
put
and
raise
money
just
as
we
are
doing
now.
And
it
would
be
harder
then
because
we
would
have
to
re-adjust
ourselves
to
the
idea
of
raising
money.
Criticism
that
the
Civic
Centre
management
does
not
publish
a
budget,
often
heard
throughout
the
city,
was
pushed
aside
by
the
present
year
had
been
given
'99'
BUS
.
.
'
wide
publicity.
The
Civic
Centre,
he
said,
Ls
operating
well
within
that
budget.
Mr.
Forward
urged
sustained
support
by
organizations
that
had
pledged
themselves
to
annual
contributions
and
suggested
a
large
membership
roster
as
one
way
of
helping
the
Civic
Centre
both
financially
and
in
Its
cultural
and
recreational
efforts.
"If
half
the
people
tn
Prince
Rupert
took
out
annual
memberships,
contributions
from
organizations
would
be
unnecessary,"
lie
declared.
"Am
if
everyone
In
the
city
heeanie
a
member,
the
Civic
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the
recreational
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offered
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Civic
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Mr.
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because
a
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could
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full
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from
his
menioership
ticket
during
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first
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he
eared
to
take
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things
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trtfered.
"Many
people
thought
.hat,
when
we
first
took
over
the
building,
It
would
be
too
large,"
he
commented.
"Now
It
gets
sa
much
use
that
we
are
wondering
where
we
can
expand."
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