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Monday,
December
9,
1946
today
in
Sports
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CHALK!)
P
FIRST
-SENIOR
"A"
BASKETBALL
WIN
-
Handy
Victory
Over
B.C.
Packers
Port
Edward
Takes
Measure
of
Macey's
After
taking
such
a
trouncing
from
99
Taxi
on
Tuesday
night,
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
went
out
and
.
gave
the
hapless
B.C.
Packers
an
awful
drenching
in
the
Saturday
night
basketball
tussle
at
the
Civic
-Centre.
The
final
score
was
68
to
47
for
the
Students
of
the
Green
and
Gold.
After
the
first
quarter'
in
u-hirh
thp
nlav
was
verv
evenlv
divided,
the
teams
came
to
the
J
with
20
and
16
points
respective-
end
of
the
first
quarter
with
an
11
to
11
tie.
From
the
start
of
the
second
quarter,,
however,
the
lads
frqm
the
Bo-Me-Hi
really
began
to
sizzle.
Moving
swiftly
and-
surely,
the
students
took
a
quick
lead
and
came
coasting
Jnto
the
end
of
the
first
half
leading
23-19.
But
if
the
students
though
they
could
coast
for
the
rest
of
the
night
they
were
wrong
for,
in
the
third
quarter,
the
Packers
outscored
them
and
at
times
outplayed
them.
Although
they
fought
right
to
the
final
whistle,
they
couldn't
quite
seem
to
get
click-Ins
the
way
the
Rainmakers
ly
and
Fitch
of
the
B.C.
Packers
with
15.
Handling
the
whistle
In
this
game
was
Bc'bby
Houston
of
the
99
iquad.
There
is
an
acute
shortage
of
referees
and
Bob
consented
to
take
this
game.
Ba-Me-Hi
Ciccone
16,
Thompson
8,
Forman
20,
Hartwig
6,
Lavigne
6,
Skog
4,
Flaten
2,
Davidson
2,
Intermela
4.
Total
63.
B.C.
Packers
Mazzcni
7,
Gur-vich
6,
Brown
3,
Fitch
15,
Cal-deroni
3,
White
8,
Ross.
Total
47.
Tort
Edward's
First
Victory
Port
Edwdard
.on
their
first
game
in
the
Senior
"B"
mix-up
were,
with
Forman
and
Ciccone
i
against
Macey's
48
to
40.
Hustl
lobbing
them
in
from
all
angles
(or
the
Students
the
Packers
began
to
slow
down
wnrcn
.gate
the
High
School
the
extra
zip,
ing
all
over
the
floor,
the
Port
Coward
tsam
did
not
give
the
soda
bays
very
many
opportunities
at
the
hoop.
But,
by
driving
hoping
them
to
move
well
out
in
j
vhe
ball
literally
through
the
front
with
a
20-point
lead.
High
Macey's
defences,
the
cannery-men
of
the
night
were
Forman
men
managed
to
make
so
many
and
Ciccone
of
the
High
School
.-nets
nt
the
net
that
it
was
64
.more
of
the
law
of
average
than
good
mcrksminshtp
that
won
the
game
for
them.
Powerhouse
of
Port
Ed
was
A.
Ourney
who
copped
31
of
his
teams
43
points.
Trying:
just
pfoout
everything
in
the
book,
Macey's
were
unable
to
stem
the
flood
as
Port
Ed
tc.V.ci
up
the
floor.
Most
noticeable
thins
in
this
game
was
the
two
different
styles
of
ball
handling
that
was
displayed
Port
Ed
was
shooting
from
anywhere
and
everywhere
on
the
floor
white
Macey's
tried
desperately
to
work
the
ball
through
the
wall
of
Port
Edward's
defence.
The
first
half
was
ended
with
Port
Edward
on
the
long
end
of
a
19-16
rcore.
Led
by
Haugan
the
lunch
counter
boys
tried
hard
in
the
second
half
but
were
unable
to
keen
their
aggressive
opponents
down.
With
Macey's
being
outscored
in
this
half
29
to
24,
Port
Edward
ended
up
the
winner
by
a
score
of
48-40.
I
Maceys
B.
Jwenzies
2,
is.
uui
,3,
J.
Haugan
14,
B.
Pierce.
E.
Pierce
7,
U.
Arnsten
3,
M.
Teng
6,
J.
James
1,
O.
Slatta,
G.
Olaf-son
2,
N.
Skogmo
2.
Total
40.
Port
Edward
A.
Gurney
31,
II.
Stevenson,
C.
Clayton
9,
A.
iLeeson,
M.
MacNeil,
T.
teven-j
f
on
4,
A.
Stevens,
D.
Moven
2,
S.
!
Bright,
C.
Barton
2,
B.
Nelson,
j
Total
48.
j
The
Junior
game
showed
a
I
smooth
-working
Gyro
squad
tackle
the
skyline
of
the
Juniors
the
Legion
In
a
fine
display
of
junior
ball
handling.
Both
Reams
were
ri?ht
in
there
play-'
ing
very
good
ball
with
the
Gyro
.having
-the
slight
edge
over
Legion
in
the
first
half.
Working
the
ball
much
smoother
than
the
Legion,
Syd
Woodde's
boys
cop
ped
a
7-point
lead
which
brought
them
to
the
ha::vay
mark
on
'
the
long
side
of
a
14-7
score.
Ccmlng
into
the
second
half,
99
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The
scramble
hockey
the
Toronto
Maple
LecJTs
play
these
nights
may
draw
In
the
fans
but
Beattle-Ramsay
prefers
the
open,
passing
game
they,
featured
when
he
played
for
them
the
year
the
club
was
formed.
The
51-year
old
contractor,
now
In
Regina,
says
however,
that
"the
fans
seem
to
like
it
this
way
and
you've
got
to
give
thrrn
what
they
want."
Seattle
Is
one
of
the
few
i
players
to
write
his
own
nro-fessional
hockey
contract.
The
i
management
of
Uie
Leafs
told
h'-m
to
name
his
own
terms
when
contract
time
came
along
in
the
1925-26
season.
He
took
them
up
that
year
and
the
followlng
season.
But
when
the
same
offer
was
extended
for
the
1929-30
season,
Beattle
turned
it
down.
At
32
he
felt
he
wasn't
worth
his
weight
In
hockey
and
stayed
with
his
engineering
work
in
Saskatchewan.
That
ended
a
hockey
playing
career
which
led
from
the
open-rinks
at
Lumsden.
Saskatchewan,
20
miles
northwest
of
tfteglna,
to
the
Olympic
Games
of
1924.
While
studying
engineering
at
the
University
qf
Toronto
In
1921,
he
found
time
to
captain
the
Blue
and
White
neam.
Dr.
Billy
Pa
foe.
brother
of
the
Quints
physician,
was
toash.
'
Beattle
joined
the
famous
Toronto
Granites
In
1923
and
played
defence
for
the
sextet
at
theOlymtic
Games
the
following
year
when
they
beat
the
United
States
team
for
the
cham-'p'.onshlp.
With
hUn'on
that
team
twere
Hooley
Smith,
Al
McCaf
frey,
Dune
Munro
and
sensational
Harry
Watson,
tempted
but
never
Jured
to
professional
ranks.
Teammates
on
the
Leafs
who
"would
make
plays
jn
which
everybody
epuld
see
who
was
scoring"
included
Han
Day,
,fAce"
raailey
and
Art
Duncan.
John
Ross
Roach
was
the
Leaf
goal
keeper.
Hockey
has
speeded
up
since
those
days
but
Beattle
prefers
to
;ee
a
neat
play
rather
than
a
scramble.
But
he
Is
not
getting
inueh
satisfaction
along
those
lines
from
the
Regina
Patricias,
the
Junior
hockey
club
of
which
he
is
president.
The
Pats,
formed
Legion
turpta
on
sont
of
their
reserve
efforts
but
were
unabte
to
overcome
the
first
half
lead
Gyro
had
piled
up.
Trying
desperately
In
the
closing
minutes
of
play
Legion
came
into:
the
closing
second
on
the
short
side
j
of
the
35-28
full
time
score,
The
fans
were
well
satisfied
by
6th
j
teams
good-showing;
Gyro
Schier
13,
Haugan
,6,
S;herk
8,
Moore
1,
Mercer,
Sun-berg,
S.
,
Scherk
7,
Donaldson.
Total
35.
Legion
Olson
.4,
Lien
2,
Wong
1.
Boulter
6,
T-
Carlson
12,
B.
Hill,
G.
Carlson
2,
T.
Forman
1,
Eidsvlck.
Total
28.
Handling
the
whistle
In
the
thrtte
games
for
the
night
were-N.
J.
Gurvlch
(Junior),
Alex
Bill
(Senior
B)J
and
B.
Houston
(Senior
A).
The
score
keepers
were
D.
Bill
(Junior),
and
V.
Ciccone
(Senior).
Timekeepers
were
Spring
(Junior);
Di
"Bill
(Senior
B)j
and
Webster
(Senior
A)'.
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or-Bud"
this
year
in
an
alliance
of
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and
Commandos.
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scramble
hockey.
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doesnt
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rnnrhlmr
the
HilwlVHI
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III
Pats.
Ha
rn.trherithp
PrlnrMnn
TJnl-
22
league
games
Jn
one
season.
The
Regina
Aces
later
prospered
Xinder
his
direction.
Now
his
winter
sports
activities
are
confined
to
curling
with
the
Caledonia
club
in
Regina
and
administration
cf
ihe
Pats.
Tas,t
skater
has
the
advantage
these
days
with
hockey
speeded
vp.
and
he
says
that
wef
tern
players
therefore
have
a
bit
of
a
break
rlnce
t
is
"generally
accepted"
that
the
westerner
Is
on
the
average
a
faster
skater.
TEN-PIN
ROWLING
December
15
Watts
St
Nicker-son
vs.
General
Motors;
Imperial
Oil
ys.
99;
Savoy
vs.
B.-A.
Oil.
December
22Savoy
vs.
Watts
ic
Nickerson;
General
Motors
vs.
99;
Imperial
Oil
vs.
B.-A.
Oil.
December
29
B.-A.
Oil
vs.
99:
Imperial
Oil
vs.
Watts
&
Nick
erson;
Savoy
vs.
General
Motors.
,
January
5
Savoy
vs.
99;
B.-A.
I
Oil
vs.
Watts
Si
Nickerson;
Im-!
perlal
Oil
vs.
General
Motors.
,
January
12
B.-A.
Oil
vs.
Gen-
j
eral
Motors;
Savoy
vs.
Imperial!
Oil;
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
99.
January
19
Imperial
Oil
vs.
99;
Watts
Si
Nickerson
vs.
General
Motors;
Savoy
vs.
B.-A.
Oil
:
Visitor:
"Why
is
the
church
hell
ringing,
Sexton?"
Sexton:
'"Cos
I
be
pulling
this,
'ere
rope,
mister!"
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AND
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SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
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Brass
Castings
Electric
and
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Welding
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Street
POLICE
WORK
verslty
uad
for
three
seasons
SYDNEY.
Australia
0-The
New
TolIowingliU
retirement
from
I
South
Wales
Police
Department
the
Leafs,
travelling
east
from
Is
using
an
airplane
to
speed
up
his
highways
job
in
Saskatche-
j
its
work
in
the
300.000
square
.r.
Thn
in
urn
h
Prinro
miles
of
state
territory
over
Albert
senior
team
came
under
his
wjng
and
they
won
21
out
of
j
which
it
has
jurisdiction.
Wlth-jin
a
few
years
the
department
hopes
to
have
a
squadron
of
planes.
The
new
police
plane
Is
used
to
fly
detectives
and
dogs
to
the
scene
of
crimes
in
country
areas,
to
take
aerial
photographs
of
districts
where
crimes
have
I
occurred
and
to
spot
outbreaks
"Junior
hockey
will
come
into
0f
fre.
Its
own
In
the
next
few
years,"
u
haJ
a
crew
of
three
aU
Rattle
believes.
"We
can't
af-
j
former
membm
of
the
Royal
ford
first
class
profenlonal
,
t
,Un
,Alf
Force
wno
wor
hockey
ip
the
west
so
we
do
our
mi
and
carr,es
four
dfi.
senior
hockey."
Generally
the
j
tectlves.
The
plane
has
a
com
partment
for
police
dogs
and
a
portable
selection
of
crime
detection
equipment.
The
plane
IS
equipped
with
two-way
radio
which
kelps
it
in
touch
with
headquarters
in
Sydney
and
permits
it
to
tune
in
to
the
police
frequencies
of
the
neighboring
states
of
Queensland
and
Victoria.
The
speed
transport
which
the
plane
permits
enables
police
to
reach
a
country
area
within
hours
of
a
call
compared
with
days
of
car
and
train
travel.
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