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BO-ME-HI
With
Eddie
Ciccone
chairman
of
the
committee
having
arrangements
in
hand
a
plaque
is
being
prepared
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
having
on
it
.he
names
of
all
students
of
the
school
who
served
in
the
present
war.
The
Department
of
National
Defence
is
being
communicated
with
with
a
view'
to
obtaining
an
honor
roll
for
the
plaque.
The
Students'
Council
is
purchasing
new
uniforms
for
the
basketball
team
for
which
the
name
"Rainmakers"
has
been
adopted.
SHORT
SPORT
Tommy
Gorman,
manager
of
the
third
place
Montreal
Can-adiens
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
says,
that
goalie
Paul
Bibeault
will
return
to
Boston
as
soon
as
the
Canadiens
regular
netminder
Bill
Durnan
gets
back,
into
the
line-up.
BibeaulU-the
property
of
the
Canadiens
was
recalled
from
the
Bruins
when
Durnan
suffered
a
broken
hand
in
a
game
against
the
Boston
club
at
Montreal
at
the
beginning
of
January.
Gorman
mentioned
no
specific
date
for
Bibeault's
return
but
it
is
expected
that
Durnan
will
be
with
the
Canadiens
In
their
.game
against
Detroit
in
Montreal
on
Saturday
night.
Hamilton
Tigers,
an
amateur
club
in
the
Ontario
Hockey
Association's
senior
"A"
circuit,
have
u
victory
to
their
credit
agalns
the
professional
Detroit
Red
Wings
of
the.
National
Hockey
League.
The
victory
was
not
a
complete
one
for
the
amateurs
however,
besause
five
Detroit
players
were
loaned
to
them
to
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LOCAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
There
is
considerable
activity
in
sports
of
various
kinds
at
the
High
School
these
days.
The
recreational
activities
Include
ping
pong
for
the
playing
of
which
two
new
tables
have
been
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
2,
Vancouver
5.
bolster
their
attack.
The
score
was
seven
to
six.
A
250
mile
snowshoe
trek
from
Quebec
to
Lewlston,
Maine,
by
Captain
Albert
Dandurahd,
a
veteran
of
the
Canadian
Army,
has
ended.
The
self-styled
"Snowshoe
King"
plodded
into
Lewlston
Thursday
night
looking
a
little
tired
but
still
with
enough
energy
to
put
on
a
burst
of
speed
for
news
photographers.
Dandurand
made
the
trip
to
attend
the
annual
convention
of
International
Congress
of
Snow-shoe
Clubs
at
Lewlston.
Two
thousand
Canadians
ahd
as
many
or
more
American
snow-shocrs
are
expected
to
atend
the
three
day
convention.
Veteran
Diek
Metz
cracked
out
a
four
under
par
60
Thursday
to
take
on
one
stroke
lead
Iri.
the
first
round
of
the
Tucson
open
golf
tournament.
Treading
close
on
the
heels
of
Metz
were
George
Schnelter,
Willie
Ooggirr
'and
amateur
Frank
Starialian
All
three
posted
sub-par
scores
of
67.
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probably
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England
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RUPERT
KETCHIKAN
GAMES
(Continued
from
Page
1)
are
just
a
little
too
polished
for
a
team
that
is
lacking
in
condition
but,
when
it
is
taken
into
consideration
the
fact
that
Bey-non
didn't
make
a
'single
point
and
also
the
fact
that
on
four
or
five
"occasions
shots
that
ordinarily
count
for
two
points
somehow
or
other
managed
to
evade
the
basket,
there
might
be
an
upset.
In
any
case
there
might
well
be
a
closer
game.
Herb
Morgan
and
Sev
Domin-ato
led
the
locals
with,
eleven
and
nine
points
respectively
and,
with
Bobby
Houston,
they
were
the
only
players
on
their
team
that
were
equal
to
forty
minutes
of
fast
play.
Houston
was
the
only
man
on
the
team
to
play
the
full
game
and,
as
usual,
he
was
by
far
the
steadiest
player
holding
that
elusive
Mr.
Thompson
to-
ten
points
which
spells
nothing
but
hard
checking
and
fast
movements.
On
the
Coast
Guard
squad,
from
the
press
bench,
they
all
looked
good.
Maskins,
one
of
the
Negro
lads,
led
the
scoring
with
fourteen
but
the
whole
team
worked
smoothly
enough
to
make
it
impossible
to
pick
an
individual
star.
'
Individual
scores:
High
School
Game
Kayhl
Graham
14,
Mazzonc
8.
Ludwigsen
17,
Jeans
1,
Dohin
2,
Bell,
Iversen,
Markuson.
Total
12.
Rupert:
Bo-Me-Hi
Forman
10,
James
5,
Hartwig
1,
Ciccone
7,
Thompson
4,
Miller,
James.
J.
Levine.
Total
27.
Crumbs
From
The
Basket
I
One
feature
of
We
snow
last
night
was
the
lack
of
seating
accommodation
for
grownups
long
before
the
starting
whistle
and
tonight
there
will
be
a
definite
seating
plan
so
that
all
the
adults
who
turn
out
to
support
the
game
will
be
assured
of
a
comfortable
evening.
There
were
over
1000
seats
In
the
house
and
they
were
full
15
minutes,
before
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the
start
of
the
first
game.
This
took
the
promoters
of
the
series
bysurpri.se
but,
as
already
stated,
tonight
will
see
a
much
different
show.
All
those
holders
of
complimentary
tickets
.that
were
neglected
last
evening
are
being
asked
to
accept
apologies
and
return
this
evening
to
fully
enjoy
the
proceedings.
It
was
nice
to
sec
Johnson,
MacPhee,
Arney,
etc..
coming
out
of
semi-retirement
to
fill
in
an
evening
in
support
of
the
Bo-Me-HI
kids
and,
after
getting
Into
the
play
for
a
while
last
night,
they
were
all
for
a
revival
of
senior
basketball
here.
There
Is
definite
assurance
of
a
revamped
line-up
meeting
some
of
the
other
Alaskan
teams
that
have
tasted
defeat
at
the
hands
of
these
Coast
Guard
boys.
A
little
controversy
developed
over
the
short
period
the
younger
members
of
the
local
team
were
allowed
to
show
themselves
and
it
seems
that
the
public
is
to
get
their
wish
and
Boyo
Gurvlch,
Mcl
Holkestad
and
Joe
Davis
will
see
their
share
of
action
with
the
rest
of
them
tonight.
Many
would
like
to
see
a
little
more
enthusiasm
shown
by
"Foot"
Jamrs
in
tonight's
game
He
was
sadly
off
last
night
in
every
sense
of
the
word
and
seemed
to
be
taking
a
very
un
concerned
view
of
the
play
in
general.
This
team
Is
getting
more
support
than
any
High
School
team
In
the
hLstory
of
the
city
and
the
customers
always
demand
the
best.
Officials
for
both
games
were
Lt.
Glazebrook
and
Johnny
Com-adlna,
a
very
competent
pair
of
whistlers
who
kept
control
of
the
players
and
were
not
called
upon
to
banish
a
single
player
during
the
evening.
S.
P.
Woodslde
was
scorekeeper
and
Jack
Haugan
timekeeper
Earl
Leading
,of
Ketchikan
handled
the
P.
A.
system
during
the
first
game
then
took
his
place
at
the
mike
for
the
second
broadcast
over
CFPR.
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