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tluprrt
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f3ctus
Wednesday.
January
29,
1&4?
Today
LUCKIES,
ORANGE
inn
a
dutyu
J.ackv
Strikes
and
Orange
each
,
".took
three
straight
wins
in
last
;
night's
ladles'
"A"
league
bowling.
Lucky
Strike
roBin
op
the
i
hlshczi
team
aggregate,
2.503.
against
Moose.
Orange
defeated
Idfji
Cleaners.
Miller
Bay,
previously
the
per-renlal
underdog
of
the
league,
stepped
out
under
the
powerful
leadership
of
Mis
Vincent
to
take
two
games
from
Savoy
f
singers.
Miss
Vincent
without
benefit
of
handicap,
bowled
a
three-game
total
of
779,
resulting
frcm
a
314,
274
and
191.
Game
scores:
Lucky
Strikes
3,
Moose.
Orange
3,
Ideal
Cleaners
a
Miller
Bay
2,
Savoy
Swingers
1
Big
Sisters
2.
Annettes
1.
ToHers
2,
Variety
Store
1.
LUCKY
STRIKES
).
Baalter
161
67
243
M.
Scharfe
131
124
111
C.
Barrie
220
178
1U
A
Postak
157
119
181
J.
Warren
209
187
133
Handicap
31
31
31
MOOSE
Hilton
96
100
165
Sandbars-:-...-.....:,
m
113
84
Kasper.
78
100
94
Ritchie
83
94
121
Irvine
155
188
18"
";.
Handicap
..
37
37
37
Totals
647
C32
633
oraAge
O.
Newton
103
127
111
A.
Deriton
95
89
E.
Anderson
103
160
209
P.
Andrew
125
116
12
M.
Wide
51
73
P.
Otodes
90
118
Handicap
137
137
137
Totals
619
719
770
.
IDEAL
CLEANERS
'
"h.
Schmidt
115
83
116
-:
R.
Suden
121
114
156
.
Ballinfer
126
141
93
;
G.
Campagnola
...
174
141
95
Ixrs
Score
51
89
70
.
Handicap
13
18
18
;
Totals
...I
604
531
548
'
BIG
SISTERS
1
1
E.
Alexander
JL.
152
157
-75
I
i
E.
Eond
,
155
1M
183
j
.
J.
Dickens
190
74
141
E.
Rath
ell
,131
160
144
V.
Alexander
43
144
12o
j
,
Handicap
96
96
96
Totals
..
767
797
761
iC
ANNETTES
i
Montgomery
172
117
131
i
Smith
-148
133
241
Ostashower
135
116
159
.."
Dickens
..
125
145
149
McMeekin
90
125
239
:
Handicap
19
19
;
Totals
670
656
938
.
VARIETY
STORE
I.
Ciough
151
145
76
f
J
I.
Lykejgaard
107
187
99
H.
McKinnon
184
101
151
il
F.
Cimbella
153
1
66
163
A.
McLean
150
207
155
Totals
745
806
C51
;
TOILERS
il
M.
Smith
159
125
96
j.
ma
191
112
148
:
i
C.
McLeod
129
105
129
if
J.
Menzies
140
137
111
.
i
B.
Ellison
76
143
59
Handicap
ill
111
m
Totals
806
733
654
y
'
SAVOY
SWINGERS
McPhee
213
150
108
-
-m
McLeod
145
114
139
.
Basso-Bert
140
162
145
;
Menzies
216
129
145
McCallum
95
191
155
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
342
773
723
MILLER
BAY
Peterson
133
149
163
'..
Kelly
86
45
80
Roberts
71
120
106
r.r.;
Morton
72
109
192
r;
Vincent
314
274
191
:"
Handicap
98
93
93
Totals
774
795
830
The
Seal
of
-tu
v
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
IIMVAY
SERVICE
How
Open
for
Servicing,
Light
Repairs
and
Vulcanizing
BELLAMY
&
TWEED
404
McBride
in
Sports
Hnnn
Gamp1'
1
r
.
r
israsvuose
Fijblui'
Paekers
Lose
3S
to
3
to
Savy
-'SLitetnV'
Near
Win
Fighting
hard
toe
B.C.
Packers
dropped
a
closely
played
Senior
"A"
Basketball
League
gone
la
night
to
the
fast
Savoy
anaad
by
a
scare
of
38
to
ST-
H
iu
a
hard
games
to
lose
and
just
as
hard
a
ame
te
wis
that
is
how
close
it
was.
Savoy
aee
showing
the
way
in
the
first
half
bat
the
Packers
came
back
and
took
the
initiative
in
the
second
half.
After
staying
very
close
in
the
opening
minutes
of
the
game.
Savoy
opened
up
the
scoring
gap
to
come
into
the
first
quarter
rest
leading
9-5.
The
four-
point
lead
did
not
ebaaae
in
the
second
quarter
and
the
half
end
ed
22
to
18
with
the
Packers
still
on
the
short
side
of
the
score.
After
the
half-time
breather,
the
Packers
came
back
and
out-scored
the
hotelmen
7-5
lo
end
the
third
quarter
with
the
Savoy
squad
SUM
showing
the
way,
27-25.
The
last
period
got
under
way
with
the
Packers
trying
desperately
to
beat
down
the
two
point
difference
in
the
score
but
they
only
managed
to
whittle
eff
one
point.
Ted:
Araey
of
the
Savoy
sqtfad
led
the
searing
parade
wNb
It
points
followed
by
Boy
Gur-v:ch
of
the
Packers
wHh
10.
The
senior
loop
Is
definitely
he
strongest
and
evenest
league
that
has
been,
seen
for
a
long
in
Prince
Rupert.
Specta
tors
seem
assured
of
dose
and
xutln?
ball
games
now
regard-
ess
cf
which
of
the
three
teams
playing
The
B.C.
Packers
featured
the
addition
of
Sonny
Beynon
in
last
night's
game
and
now
that
their
shuffling
Is
completed,
they
wijl
be
right
up
on
top
with
the
other
two
dabs
la
the
league.
Savoy
M.
Holkestad
7,
Haug-
an.
T.
Arney
16R.
Holkestad
7.
!
Davis
4,
Murray
4,
D.
Arney.
J
'
VuckoTich,
Total
3S.
B.
C
Packers
-
Houston
4.
Dcmir-ato
5.
Btynon
7.
Calder-!
pne
6.
Bill,
Gurrich
10.
Cicconc
-!.
vasoiu
1.
TQWI
37
ptcpirs
STOUE
BEATS
-SlXTtENS"
la
the
Ladies'
League
game
the
Sweet
Sixteen
squad
came
very
close
to
downing
$he'
powerful
People's
Store
quintet.
The
People's
Store
won
the
game
in
tse
last
quarter
with
the
final
wncmj
ai
ii-ii.
aui
i
r
i
three
quarters
the
Sweet
Sixteen
VAVA
i
n
fMHl
It..
'
.
vin.
n
iwt
uc
COT-
j-
iw
-uc
oeis
a
the
end
of
the
first
quarter.
Peoples
Store
were
taken
com
pletely
by
surprise
by
the
fight
shown
by
their
opponents.
Again
in
the
second
half,
tbe
Sxeet,
Sixteens
were
held
down
by
the
determined
People's
Store
girls
Still,
the
score
at
the
end
of
the
third
pentad
was
11-9
with
the
Sweet
Sixteen
quintet
stiB
on
top.
The
gone
was
iron
si
the
last
quarter
by
three
per.-;
alty
shots
teat
the
Peaoje's
Store
j
dropped
in
ta
give
the
the
ex-
1
tra
points
needed
for
the
Tin.
Bat
the
Mfyrigitg
tHteg
is
j
thai
the
so
mnea
store
Inex-
!
per
eiwed
"Sweats"
weee
able
to
come
so
close,
to
vtanJag.
it
;
CAofnc
tkat
tls-A
44
a
at
tJ.
.
t
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k
nn
Vn?
Aw'n'nTnflla'ntnTaTnTWn!
,
;
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"TT
"
a
4-2
decisioo
over
the
1s5
Z
l
U
fnU!sextt
in
the
final
The
Cana-!
r
Weed
w
1:W1U,Ui
1
dans
went
through
their
aeven-
"
"
"
s
uiciv
W
;
he
.
tcaif
minor
nni
in
K.
I
taaies
league.
People's
Stort
BJauv
Saad-hals.
Grey
7.
Beqr
x
BflJ.
Bl-aeno.
Vockovfch
4.
lotaJ
14.
Sweet
Sixteen
Curste
4,
Jor
dan
1.
Ycungman
X
trrHm
Klldal
4,
Dumas,
W
indie,
Mcln-
tcsh.
Hitcbins.
Total
II
rvno
:OS
"
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tKE
IUnu
PKKS,D
Although
leading
an
the
way,
!
Gyro
vro
still
still
hri
had
to
work
hard
1.
.
L
to
i
Nickerson
Miid
hTi.-
-Z.
Junior
League
match.
Tneftaal
!
score
stood
at
32
to
36.
D.
Scherk
t
and
Haugaa
of
the
O$ro
were
high
mtu
for
the
night
with
14
;
and
H
points
reapeothch.
Watts
I
and
Njekeeson
got
the
tosnp
on
I
the
winners
in
the
opening
mir.
-
1
utes
of
play
but.
by
the
Mm
the
I
iirsi
quarter
was
ended
the
Gyro
were
oat
la
front
13
to
7
11.1
.
.
.
.
.
nnnunl
latf
H
ICJWI
OHt
in
ircn.
tor
the
rtauainaor
of
the
game,
they
were
hajd-preased
when
Walts
and
Nlckenon
nar-rced
the
aaor
dm
i
1,.11
by
the
first
half
mark.
Early
in
I
Bill
1.
Jones
.
Ratchford,
Laurie
the
third
frame
th
innrc!2
Wehstr
1
KpIHt
s
rtapnM-
found
the
ran
acain
t
in.
greased
their
lead
by
five
mor
-
points
to
lead
2S-16
at
the
ead
of
tbe
third
quarter.
Watts
&
Nickerson
fought
hard
to
over-
rAMAnicuc
SHORT
SPORTiS
W:naipeg
Monaitrhs
woa
the
world's
International
amateur
hockey
ehsjnnionship
at
Dttvos,
Swiucrland.
12
yean
aao
with
vr
-..Knot
a
kv
and
retained
the
title
won
In
1183
by
Edmonton
Superiors
and
In
1934
by
Saskatoon
Qoajbam
Hcwie
Moron
suffered
a
broken
leg
la
a
.Vastonal
Uoafcty
League
game
at
Montreal
10
years
ago.
Taiiey-eigM
days
later
he
died.
One
of
hockeys
all-time
greats.
Howie
tar
Red
pro
with
Montreal
Canadiens
In
mJTuI
Cturaao
Black
Hawks.
He
re-
turned
ta
the
HaWtant
fold
in
19M
bi,
old
tiM'
hrUli
ien
he
was
in-
JU
HSYSHAM.
Lancashire.
Eng.,
A
fraanvent
of
a
Norman
chaliee
which
has
been
in
l
"laJS
case
at
the
ancient
parish
church
for
more
than
80
years
has
been
stolen.
coaae
the
lead
in
the
iast
period
but
the
best
they
could
do
was
to
tie
the
Gyro
with
10
points
each
in
this
frame.
Watts
&
Ntekemon
Spring
5
i
Scharf
i
Total
as
1
Gyro-Schier
1.
D.
Scherk
14.
'Haugan
11.
S.
Scherk.
Moore,
Suneerg
4.
Mercer
2,
Sharpe.
1
Donah'son.
Total
32
inn
MvMin
Defeated
Chicago
Blaxk.
Hawks
and
Will
.Meet
.Maple.
Leafs
in
Crucial
Game
Tomorrow
CHICAGO
Montreal
Cana.
cheo
defeated
Chicago
Blait
Hawks
by
a
score
of
4
to
2
last
night
to
reduce
the
.Wtional
Hockey
League
leadership
of
the
lotORtQ
Maple
Leafs
to
a
scant
and
a
half
and
tomorrow
night
win
meet
the
Maple
Leafs
in
a
crucial
game
at
Montreal
Fornax
Meantime
Detroit
and
Boston
are
playing
at
the
latter
city
tonight.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
PH.
"Toronto
34
6
10
135
93
54
Montreal
23
5
11
128
83
51
Boston
15
8
16
108
113
38
Now
York
16
5
19
109
115
37
Detroit
12
7
21
119
138
31
Chicago
11
3
24
110
162
25
HUGE
BRIBE
IS
OFFERED
"Fixing"
of
S
ports
Events
In
New
York
Is
L'ndrr
Investigation
NEW
YORK
0
An
investigation
into
"fixing"
ol
sports
events
was
intensified
Tuesday
when
District
Attorney
F.
S.
Ho-gan
told
tfce
grand
Jury
of
a
$100480
bribe
which
had
been
offered
To
the
middleweight
boxer.
Rocky
Orariano.
Hogan
said
Graaiano
"admits
using
a
sore
back
as
an
excuse"
to
call
off
the
fight
th
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BRIDGETOWN,
Barbados,
--Proposals
amending
constitutional
practice
in
Barbados,
wherein
the
governor
has
the
whole
responsibility
of
government
but
no
power,
while
the
home
assembly
poiseses
power
but
no
responsibility,
has
been
put
forward
by
the
governor
for
consideration
by
the
house.
three
days
before
its
was
scheduled
on
December
27
after
being
visited
twice
by
a
man
offering
the
large
sum
if
Graziano
would
throw
the.
fight.
Graziano
decided
to
pull
out
of
the
match.
It
was
also
said
that
Graziano
was
previously
approached
by
gamblers
to
throw
he
fight.
You
saw
It
in
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