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TIE-UP
WITH
GOLDEN
GLOVES
TOURNEVPLANNED
Boilermahers
Looking
Into
Possibility
of
Conquests
Further
Afield
In
earlier
years,
when
boxlne
was
something
like
a
religion
to
Prince
Rupert
fans
and
fighi-
lers,
northern
rinzmen
u.vd
to
swoop
down
to
Vancouver
once
in
a
while
In
the
manner
of
the
ancient
Goths
and
there
light
for
honors
and
rewards.
Even
today
they
linger
In
the
southern
memory
as
a
"lot
of
very
tough
fighters."
However,
when
that
Genera
tion
of
boxers
stiffened
In
the
I
joints,
interest
In
the
game
went
into
eclipse.
Now.
after
a
lag
of
several
years,
leaders
of
amateur
boxing
In
the
city
are
groping
for
a
connection
m
uic
da
Amateur
Boxing
Association
and
eventually
with
me
Lrowen
uwves.
!
Right
now
James
N'koll,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Boilermakers'
Athletic
Club.
Is
poring
over
a
copy
of
the
Association's
constitution
and
by-laws
in
the
hopes
that
a
northern
division
may
be
organized.
Rightly
enough,
he
sees
no
reason
why
some
of
the
more
capable
tal.
c:.t
being
trained
at
the
Boilermakers
Seal
Cove
gymnasium
.ould
not
have
opportunities
t
:
compete
in
a
broader
fieid.
He
wrote
to
Billy
FInlav.
sports
writer
for
the
Vancouver
Sun.
which
sponsors
the
Golden
Gloves
tournaments.
Mr.
Fin-ay
passed
the
letter
along
o
MR.
DONOVAN
CHERISHES
AN
ANCIENT
GRUDGE
Would
Like
to
Smack
Old
Mike
Just
Once
to
ETen
Up
19H
King
Beating
AN
ALEUTIAN
BASE.
Dec.
21
'For
30
years
Referee
Art
Donovan
of
the
Bronx
has
borne
a
grudge
against
old
Mike
Gibbons,
the
ex-pugilist.
Of
course
it
is
just
a
friendly
grudge
all-Art
wants
to
do
is
sneak
up
behind
Mike
and
knock
his
block
off.
Here
is
the
reason:
;
A
long
time
ago
atwut
1910
:
Art
kept
a
few
dimes
jingling
in
jhis
kilts
by
lighting.
Then
in
1914
he
ran
up
again;
Mike
;
Gibbons,
assassin
of
many
a
ring
I
hopeful
j
"Mike
nearly
killed
me."
Art
i
explained
while
on
a
refereeing
tour
through
Alaska
and
the
Al-
i
eutians.
"I
never
laid
a
glove
on
,
him.
The
referee
saved
my
Hfe."
i
After
that
Art
became
a
referee.
"Ever
since
then,"
Art
continued,
"I've
wanted
to
poke
Mike
'just
once
to
make
it
evert."
In
his
34
years
in
the
fight
game.
Art
rates
Mike
Gibbons
as
one
of
the
greatest
fighters.
And
Art
has
been
in
the
ring
as
a
referee
with
the
best
of
them
Jack
Dempsey,
Gene
Tunney,
Benny
Leonard,
Harry
Greb,
Joe
Louis
and
Harry
Wills.
,
So.
some
day.
if
a
couple
of
old
men
kick
up
a
lot
of
dust
swatting
each
other
around,
don't
call
the
cops.
It
probably
will
be
Art
and
Mike
renewing
their
friendship.
usiness
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Fraser
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H.
J.
Porter,
secretary
of
the
B.C.
Amateur
Boxing
Associa
tion,
who
gave
Mr.
Nicoll
a
very
encouraging
reply.
"Trie
time
Is
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very
beneficial
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
sport,"
Mr.
Porter
wrote.
He
expressed
the
hope
of
organizing
a
Golden
Gloves
tournament
in
the
northern
division
this
year
and
bringing
the
champions
down
to
Vancouver
to
compete
other
ehamnions
for
the
Pacific
coast
title,
and
a
further
chance
to
compete
In
the
international
Gloves
tournament
In
Seattle.
In
order
to
do
this
it
would
be
necessary
to
affiliate
with
Basketball
ACROPOLIS
AND
OFFICERS
WIN
High
School
and
Co
-ops
Lose
in
Hoop
Games
Last
Area
Basketball
League
games
to
be
3
laved
before
the
Christmas
holiday
season
In
the
Acropolis
gymn
last
night
saw
the
Acropolis
quintet
defat
Bo-Me-Hi
83
to
19
and"
the
Officers
downed
Co-cps
42
to
18.
In
marking
up
their
fifth
"A"
Section
victory
in
six
names,
the
Acropolis
cagers
were
paced
by
Kiener.
who
countered
19
points.
Wallingford
and
Garzelloni.
of
the
same
-club,
accounted
for
14
and
13
points,
respectively.
The
line-ups
follow:
Acropolis
Deiss
8,
Willoughby
7.
Kiener
19.
Garzelloni
13.
Wal-
ungord
14,
Bruegger
4,
Kallno-vitch
10,
Swanke
4.
Homyak
2.
Goldman
2.-83.
Bo-Me-Hi
Form
an
9.
Hart-
wig
2,
Murray
8.
Thompson.
Foote.
Crulckshank,
Good.
19.
Officers
Win
Over
Co-ops
Holmes
was
hizh
seanr
In
.
Officers'
triumnh
over
the
Co
ops
with
17
points,
while
Ernst
was
second
wittr
12.
The
line-ups
follow:
Officers
Holmes
17.
Bone
1,
Ernst
12.
Canfield
4,
Peek
8.-42.
Co-ops
Hogan
2,
Viereck
3.
Holkestad
2,
Ciccone
1.
Arnsten
4,
Astoria
2.
Boger
4.
18.
The
Women's
League
game
between
Bo-Me-Hl
and
the
C.WJL
C.'s
was
postponed
until
the
league
resumes
play
In
the
new
year.
Standing
of
"A"
Section
Port
Edward
Acropolis
Hill
Officers
Prince
Rupert
Bo-Me-Hi
Co-ops
W
6
5
3
3
0
0
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0
1
3
3
5
5
Pts
1000
S33
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300
000
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Gen.
Rt.
Hon.
Sir
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Friend,
80,
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extended
over
40
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has
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Quesnel.
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certainly
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an
affiliation.
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of
fighters
being
trained
there
can
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judged
by
the
public
at
the
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fight
card
on
boxing
day.
if
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cards
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critical
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Prince
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