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POUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
9,
1943
ff.
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Prince
Rupert,
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Today
in
Sports
PRINCE
RUPERT
GIRLS
WIN
FIFTH
STRAIGHT
GAME
OF
HOOP
SERIES
Saturday
Boys
Ocean
Falls
58-49
Girls
Prince
Rupert
29-24
The
Northern
British
Columbia
high
school
basketball
championship
series
was
concluded
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
YMCA
gym
with
both
boys,
and
girls'
teams
of
Bo-Me-Hi
emerging
as
the
winners.
For
the
Prince
Rupert
girls,
the
29
to
21
victory
wits
their
fifth
in
succession
against
the
pai)er
town
club.
The
Booth
boys,
although
t-
they
lost
the
anw
X
to
49,
won
ray
a,
Hariwlg
8,
Cniickahaok,
ihe
total
points
to
count
series
Jood,
Ctocone
--49.
by
21
i
Ocean
Falls
Glldjrest
IB,
Gar-
Jam,
of
Bo-Me-Hi,
proved
to
!
Vie
2.
Adams
12.
Askew
2,
Hast-
be
Ihe
top
sharpshooter
in
the
inss
jo,
christenson
4,
-Powers
4.
boy
gam
tu
be
bagged
15
points
Charleston
268
in
4he
first
,
haK
.
Qilduttt
and
Ruth
Qt
0eeao
Adam
of
the
valors,
each
se-;was
lugh
JC0rer
in
the
girls'
fix.
cured
12
counters.
ture
with
ne
point,
while
The
Falls
boys
were
on
the
;jean
Pavlikis
and
Carol
Grey,
of
short
end
of
a
9-G
count
at
the
.
Booth,
garnered
eight
apiece.
haK-way
mark,
tout
y
the
end
j
At
half-time
the
local
eagers
of
the
third
quarter
they
had
hfd
by
19
to
1
4.
forged
ahead
toy
44
to
36.
iine-nn.'
mum-
Line-ups
follow:
Bo-Me-Hi
Forman
2,
5,
Postuk
5,
James
15,
Mur-
Bd-Me-IIi
Sandhats
5,
8,
Grey
8,
Thornton,
4,
Anderson,
Balagno
2.
Berg
iSj
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
SATURDAY
Portland
10.
Sacramento
5.
Seattle
5,
Los
Angeles
4.
Hollywood
3,
Oakland
6.
San
.Francisco
13.
San
Diego
12.
Pacific
Coast
League
SUNDAY
Seattle
6-8,
Lac
Angeles
3-3.
Portland
1-1,
Saeramento
6-5.
Hollywood
8-1.
Oakland
1-5.
San
FraneJseo
11-:.
oan
Diego
1-2.
Stanley
Cup
Final
Toronto
2,
Detroit
0,
ivlBj
Toronto
a
two-nothing
lead
in
the
beet
of
seven
series
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
American
Hockey
League
Cleveland
2,
Hershey
1
to
deadlock
American
-Heekey
League
play-off
at
two
wins
each
in
the
eight
point
series.
Cleveland
defeated
Hershey
2
to
1
on
Saturday
and
5
to
3
Sunday
to
take
a
three
to
two
game
lead
in
the
best
of
seven
American
Hockey
League
final.
Iistern
Junior
Hockey
Toronto
St.
Michaels
5,
Montreal
Royals
1.
Western
Junior
Hockey
Moose
Jaw
Canucks
7.
Winnipeg
Monarch
6.
Overtime.
229.
Ocean
FaUs-rStapIes
2.
Sid-lean
3,
Hose,
Jones,
Chase
9.
Murray
4,
Calhoun,
Molstead
C,
Ollerrburgher
34.
Referee,
Comadina.
Wm
Tn
DKIAMftlT
black
eyas
amoriK
both
cham
pions
and
runnets-up
After
a
brief
Introduction,
by
Captain
Magueto.
Special
Ser
vices
officer,
Ool.
Meiiom
awarded
plaques
to'
she
runner-up
and
stiver
trophies
statu
-etts
of
a
posed
tboxer.
t
!"
champions.
He
was
agisted
by
Corp.
Ray
Smith,
who
h
id
promoted
the
figlibs
and
trained
many
of
the
fighters.
In
addition
to
receiving
the
open
light
heavyweight
championship
trophy.
Hank
I'.gli,
of
reiitic.ton,
leader
of
the
K.C.
A.I'.
ISoundary
Bay
team,
was
presented
an
award
for
being
the
outstanding
fighter
of
the
tournament.
The
Mghly-prrood
sportsmanship
awards
went
to
Paul
Cliche,
of
Acropotb
Hill,
run-
OCLAMATION
!
(Issued
under
the
authority
of
the
Emergency
Shelter
Regulations,
Order-in-Council.
P.C.
9439.
December
19,
1944)
TO
ALL
PERSONS
PLANNING
TO
MOVE
TO
Victoria
Vancouver
New
Westminster
Hamilton
Toronto
Ottawa
Hull
As
part
o
a
plan
to
meet
congested
conditions,
all
persons
who
propose
to
rent
or
occupy
family
quarters
in
any
of
these
Emergency
Shelter
Areas
are
required
by
Board
order
first
to
obtain
a
permit
from
the
Administrator
of
Emergency
Shelter
for
the
district.
The
purpose
of
the
order
is
to
help
those
who
must
be
in
these
areas
to
obtain
necessary
accommodation.
,
Before
completing
arrangements
to
move
to
any
of
these
districts,
write
to
the
Administrator
for
full
particulars
of
the
Emergency
Shelter
Regulations
as
they
apply
to
that
district.
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Every
person
who
rents
or
occupies
family
quarters
in
any
of
these
districts
contrary
to
the
order,
commits
an
offence
and,
in
addition
to
other
penalties,
will
be
required
by
the
Administrator
to
vacate
the
shelter
and
the
district
at
his
own
expense.
The
Emergency
Shelter
Regulations
provide
serious
penalties
for
hindering
or
obstructing
these
efforts
and
for
any
contravention
of
the
regulation!
or
of
an
order
of
the
Board
or
of
the
Administrators.
FIGHTERS
RECEIVE
TROPHIES
AT
ARMY
BANQUET
Distribution
of
26
awards
to
boxers,
who
took
part
m
the
ner-up
for
the
middleweight
American
Army's
Special
Ser-
novice
title,
who
fought
three
vice
Non-west
OanHaand
boxing
times
during
the
tournament
tournament
on
Thursday
and
,
and
to
A.
G.
Elder.
Soo
Suds,
Friday
was
made
by
Col
J.
H.
popular
lightweight
novice
run-
Mellom.
Port
Commander,
at
a
banquet
in
the
American
offices'
mm
Saturday
night.
About
76
lighten
and
tournament
officiate
sat
down
to
the
tables,
and
in
the
best
tradition
of
the
ring,
made
an
abrasive
approach
to
the
victuals.
Added
illumination
was
given
to
the
presentation
cere-
ner-up.
Hani
luek
trophy
went
to
Frank
Sabtdra,
of
Acropolis
Hill,
whose
open
middleweight
fight
against
Harry
Myles.
of
the
R.CJV.F.
team
was
stopped
when
he
received
a
badly
cut
eye
early
in
the
first
round.
Team
trpphies
were
accepted
on
behalf
of
Sao
Suds
by
Lieut
mony
by
the
smattering
of-
weaver,
and
on
behalf
of
the
SB
BH
HUH
SB
SHI
.HI
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Ketchikan
Coast
Guard
team
by
Lieut.
Hook.
Floor
Hockey
NAVY
TOPPLES
AIR
FORCE
TO
TIE
PLAYOFFS
The
season's
biggest
upset
saw
Navy
defeat
Air
Force
5-4
to
hand
the
Flyers
their
first
loss
;
of
the
year
Saturday
night
and!
tie
up
the
Floor
Hockey
League
finals
at
a
game
each.
i
ft-eviauaty
the
IfcOAlF.
had
I
not
even
come
close
to
losing
a
game
and
took
the
first
of
the
finals
toy
a
9-2
count.
But
in
Saturday's
tilt
the
sailors
won
with
the
same
style
of
play
the
airmen
nse.
which
siresses
speed
and
rugged
neas.
The
airmen
got
off
to
a
2-0
lead
in
the
Initial
period
when
Wood
lev
scored
a
minute
and
a
hah
after
the
face-off,
and
Winger
countered
ten
minutes
later.
Dennlsan
netted
Navy's
first
goal
after
one
minute
and
45
seoonds
of
the
second
period,
while
Bliltnger
secured
the
tars'
equalizer
at
15:01.
In
the
third
period
Owens
made
It
3-2
for
Navy
a
minute
after
the
session
opened.
How-eyer.
Winger
of
Air
Force
knotted
the
cqunt
at
2:41
and
scored
his
third
goal
at
3:40,
giving
the
Fly
ers
a
4-3
edge.
Two
minutes.
later
Turcott
countered
for
Navy
to
tie
up
the
game
agay
ana
the
deadlock
jvasn't
broken
until
the
last
three
minutes
of
play
when
Owens
toaggee
his
second
goal.
The
third
and
deciding
game
is
slated
to
be
played
tonight
The
line-ups
follow:
Navy
McOuire,
Trann,
Du-
four.
Byng,
Pawchuck,
Oliver.
Burnett,
Turcott,
Granville.
Air
Force
Sarufbury.
Court,
Dorland.
Price.
Winger.
Woodley
Junop.
Ryland,
Hughes,
Gibson.
Murreari,
Brophy,
Flasch.
Coals:
First
period
JVC
JiF.,
Woodley
Uunop;
R.C.A.F.,
Winger.
Second
period
Navy,
Dennl-
sefl.
Btllinger
(Perry).
Third
period
Navy.
Owens;
R.
C.
A.
F..
.Winger
Woodley,
Winger;
Navy,
Turcott,
Owens
(Oliver).
Penalties
Navy,
48
minutes;
R.OAF..
14
minutes.
Officials
Church.
Fraser
Sport
Chat
An
eight
-
day
InternatlonaJ
lawn
tennis
tournament
likely
will
be
held
at
bomb-damaged
Wimbledon
this
summer
flr.st.
such
tourney
on
the
world-fain-od
grounds
since
the
war
began.
Invitations
will
be
sejit
to
many
outstanding
players
now
in
this
country,
Including
Capt.
Frank
X
Shields,
Tom
Falken-burg
and
Lieut.
Charles
Mattam.
i
three
American
top-notchers,
and
Charles
Hare,
a
United
States
army
sergeant
but
still
a
British
citizen.
Last
summer
seven
courts,
including
the
Centre
Court
were
in
use
by
members
despite
damage
caused
the
previous
February
by
two
bombs.
One
struck
the
entrance
gate
and
the
other
damaged
the
Centre
Court
stands,
offices
and
refreshment
rooms.
This
season
there
probably
will
be
10
courts
available
but
the
Centre
Court
remains
useless
for
tournaments
because
there
Is
no
seating
accommodation.
"Whatever
tournament
we
stage
this
summer
will
have
to
be
played
principally
on
No.
1
court,"
said
Acting
Secretary
Nora
Cleather.
Four
former
British
Open
champions,
Henry
Cotton,
James
Braid.
Reg.
Whltcombe
and
Alf
Padghara,
decided
at
a
meeting
of
the
Professional
Golfers'
Association
that
a
start
on
postwar
tournaments
may
be
possible
as
early
as
two
months
after
the
defeat
of
Germany
They
drew
up
a
list
of
events
LEAFS
CAPTURE
SECOND
GAME
.
FROM
DETROIT
DETROIT.
April
9
The
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
shut
out
the
ryjtroit
Red
Wings
2-0
Sunday
night
in
the
second
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
finals.
The
win
gives
Toronto
goalie
Prank
McCool
bis
second
straight
shut-out
in
the
cup
finals,
and
his
third
of
the
play-uITi
Turujit'j
leads
the
final
rouiid
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