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Tuesday,
February
11,
1947
HOOP
BOARD
IN
SESSION
NiVmber
of
Metiers
Squared
Awary
Several
fnter-Town
Contests
Cuming;
Up
Since
the
last
meeting
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Asso-r.
'
elation
executive
held
nearly
a
""month
ago,
many
grievances
had
arisen
so
at
last
night's
meeting
everyone
had
a
cnance
to
air
any
.
grievances
they
had
and
they
vditll
President
Arthur
Murray
'was
in
the
chair.
The
local
all-star's
trip
to
Ketchikan
later
in
the
season
was
discussed
but
Dr.
-VMontomery,
the
coich,
thought
it
would
be
advisable
to
have
one
-more
-game
arranged
for
the
!
hoopsters
before
they
made
the
trip
north.
It
was
decided
to
ask
New
Mellakatla
down
some
time
lti
the
not
too
distant
future
but,
as
yet,
a
date
has
not
been
set
;
for
the
match.
...
...
A
shake-up
in
the
scheduled
-!stgames
for
this
week
was
made
to
allow
the
Savoy
to
play
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School,
B.
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will
be
playing
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and
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Saturday
nt?.ht
High
Sjhool
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play
the
Packers.
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Another
visiting
team
to
play
In
Rupert
will
be
Kincolith
and
they
will
also
tangle
with
Savoy
Their
meeting
will
take
placs
next
Tuesday.
The
goodwill
series
between
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert
was
given
another
boost
last
j
ni-jht
when
the
association
gave
t
the
All-Star
girl's
team
a
$100"
grant
to
make
a
trip
to
the
Al-
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aikan
city.
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yet
no
date
has
been
set
for
the
i.rip
but
arrangements
are
under
way
so
last
night
the
coaches
of
the
three
girls
teams
chose
the
team
to
represent
Rupert.
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of
the
team
will
be:
Rusty
Thaln,
Jackie
Budlnich,
Edna
Sandhals
and
Leona
Blaln,
forwards;
Betty
Hamilton
and
Carol
Grey,
centres;
Millie
Bill.
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and
Nellie
Bill,
guards,
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Glad-din?
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coach
of
this
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"OPERATION
SWITZERLAND"
It's
not
Royal
Navy,
but
skiing
tactics
that
concern
Lord
and
Lady
Mountbatten,
enjoying
a
winter
holidayMn
the
Swiss
Alps.
Here
they
are
starting
the
trip
uphill
by
ski-lift
at
Davos,
famous
resort
in
Switzerland's
Grisons
region.
SHORT
SPORT
England-Australia
test
dicket,
resumed
In
Australia
after
a
lapse
of
eight
years,
points
up
the
Aussies'
overwhelming
superiority
In
batting
and
bowling.
With
two
victories
and
a
draw
so
far
to
their
credit
In
the
current
series,
the
Antipo-deans
have
successfully
defended
the
mythical
'lAshes."
emblematic
of
world
cricket
supremacy
which
they
have
held
since
1934.
Two
tests
remain
to
be
played,
but
the
results
will
not
affect
the
Australians'
standings.
The
fourth
match
at
Adelaide
Is
nearlng
completion.
In
the
three
matches
finished,
Don
bradman,
33-year-cld
Australian
captain,
proved
he
has
no
p.ser
as
a
run-getter.
In
four
innings
he
hit
up
a
total
of
549
runsv
including
scores
of
234
and
187,
for
an
average
of
137.25
Eisht
years
ago
In
the
test
series
played
in
England,
Bradman
scored
343
run
In
six
innings
He
was
twice
not
out.
Playing
in
his.
second
test
.ser
ies,
Sidney
Barnes
of
New
South
Wales
had
an
average
of
85.75
runs
for
four
Innings
Including
234.
In
the
second
test.
Barnes
broke
a
bone
in
his
hand
on
the
English
tour
in
1938
and
played
in
only
one
test
Colin
McCool,
young
Queensland
all-rounder
playing
for
the
first
time
against
Engl
an1,
finished
the
first
throe
games
with
an
average
of
83.33,
while
Lind-
?ay
Hassctt.
Victoria,
another1
member
or
the
1938
team,
had
an
average
vt
70.75;
;
England's
hilhly-fouted
batsmen,
Caotaln
Waliy
Hammond
and
Len
Hutton,
the
noted
Yorkshire
player,
failed
completely
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117
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
against
strong
Australian
bowling
and
the
best
showing
was
made
by
Bill
Edrich
who
aver-'
aged
52.50
In
six
visits
to
the1
wicket.
Norman
Yardley,
Yorkshire
and
Cambridge
University
amateur,
had
an
average
of
41.20.
Hammond
scored
only
128
runs
In
the
first
three
tests
and
Hutton
fell
13
runs
short
of
his
captain's
aggregate.
Hammond's
average
in
the
1938
tests
was
67.16
while
Hutton
amassed
473
runs
for
an
average
of
118.15.
Australian
bowlers
were
far
more
deadly
than
England's
best.
In
the
first
three
tests
six
Australians
earned
better
averages
than
Yardley,
who
had
England's
best
Igures.
Keith
Miller
27-year-old
fast-bowler
from
Victoria
state,
topped
the
Australian
list
with
12
English
wickets
for
an
average
of
18.08
runs.
Ian
Johnson
took
nine
wickets
for
an
average
of
20.6
runs;
lefthander
Ernie
Toshack.
11
for
32.7;
Fred
Freer
.three
for
24.68.
McCool,
a
slow-bowler,
got
11
wickets
for
26.5'
and
South
Australian
Kruce
Dooland,
who
played
only
In
the
third
test,
five
for
30.6.
Yardley's
average
was
six
wickets
for
31.5
runs
and
Edrich's,
nine
for
36.
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SIXTY-FOUR
-AT
HOOP
SCHOOL
Groundwork
in
basketball
techniques
was'
demonstrated
to
64
boys
ranging
In
age
from
eight
to
fourteen
at
the
weekly
basketball
"school"
which
held
its
second
session
under
tutelage
of
Rup-Rec
director
Nell
Ross
In
the
Civic
Centre
Saturday
morning.
The
attendance
wus
about
the
same
as
that
at
the
Initial
session
one
week
ago,
reported
as
encouraging
to
Mr.
Ross
ami
Civic
Centre
secretary
Don
Forward.
WON'flF.R
RACING
DOG
SYDNEY.
Australia
An
Australian
champion
greyhound.
Chief
Havoc,
has
amazed
sports
fans
by
winning
14
times
in
17
starts.
When
h?
won
Wollqngong
(N.S.W.)
Greyhound
Racing
Club's
states
over
500
yards
recently
in
the
track
record
time
he
registered
his
seventh
track
record
time.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
11
-High
School
vs.
Savoy,
Macey's
vs.
Port
Edward,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
High
School,
Gyro
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
Co-operative,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Gyro.
March
11
B.
C.
Packers
vs
Savoy,
Macey's
vs.
Port
Edward,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
High
School.
Watts
St
Nickerson
vs.
Gyro.
March
15
B.
C.
Packers
vs.
99
Taxi,
Co-operative
vs.
Macey's,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs,
Canadian
Legion.
March
18
High
School
vs.
Savoy.
Co-operative
vs.
Port
Ed
ward,
High
School
vs.
People's
Store,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Grotto.
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Senior
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Savoy
and
High
S
h
1
are
all
tUd
up
in
the
second
lu.lf
of
th"
basketball
Senior
"A"
league
with
the
standings
as
follow
;
W
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Pet
Savoy
2
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C.
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&
FRAME
CO.
P.O.
BOX
2373.
North
Vancouver.
n.C.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
ERASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
CHRYCO
BATTERIES
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CHRYCO
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by
Chrysler
engineer,
and
planned
by
ihem
to
meet
exacting
modern
motor.
in
conditions
Chrysler
engineers
guaratiltt
these
CHRYCO
HAT-'I
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to
supply
a
constant
surge
of
dependable
power
under
toughest
Conditions.
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trade
name
coined
from
"Chrysler
Corporation".
Pans
and
accessories
hearing
this
trademark
are
guaranteed
hjr
the
men
who
design
Chrysler.
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and
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arc
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to
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longer".
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Fridays.
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Sundays,
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Prince
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Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
568
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