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WHAT'S
"JACK,
"THE
CAT,"
MeLAUGHLIN,
world's
champion
wrestler
-
of
Vancouver,
and
passibly
of
South
Africa,
who
hopes
also
to
-r-
become
.world's
champion
of
piuar-u&e
piiysique
nas
muvtea
a
wjae
swauie
in
Vancouver;'
wrestling
circles,
and
now
"The
Cat"
will
transfer
his
venue
to
Prince
Rupert
for
a
one
night
stand
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
February
7.
when
he
will
meet
Gil
Pearson,
also
of
Vancouver.
The
professional
card
will
be
sponsored
by
the
Civic
Centre.
"
Both
McLaughlin
and
Pearson
are
light
heavyweights,
tipping
the
beam
at
185
pounds.
Ladies
"B"
Watts
&
Nickerson
and
Reveriuers
Have
Clean
Sweep
Victories
Watts
&
Nickerson
and
Rev-enuers
each
claimed
three
vic-caries
in
last
night's
ladies
"B'
league
bowling.
The
Clothiers
'
-
defeated
Peoples
Store
and
Rev-
enuers
blanked
Doekctttes.
Higfc
Individual
score
for
the
three
games
was
taHied
by
Audrey
Wrathall
of
Watte
&'
Nlckwson
.
1
who
ran
up
541.
Highest
Individual
tingle
game
score
was
'
bowled
by
M.
Postuk
of
Whirl-
winds,
with
225.
-
Games
scores:
Watts
&
Nickerson
3,
Peoplei
Store
0.
Revenuers
3,
Dockefctes
0.
;
Bankers
2,
Whirhvlnds
1.
,.
Atlin
2,
Prices
Board
1.
,.,
Khatadas
2,
Co-op
1.
UtEVENUERS
:
R.
Andrea
?sen
....
203
1G5
121
'
G.
Stangebye
163
123
188
"K.
Reid
154
185
175
'
R.
Ramsay
171
148
133
Z"'J.
Heintz
94
193
246
i
i
IHandrcap
34
34
34
Totals
819
S53
837
DOCKETTES
K.
Magner
93
134
131
R.
Montgomery
81
97
123
G.
Hallgrtmson
116
133
187
irR.
Chflstinson
.
169
122
CO
-r:
E.
Anderson
ICG
232
206
fj''
-Handicap
93
93
93
-Totals
655
816
811
PEOPLES
STORE
C.
Bellamy
177
148
185
E.
ClaTk
211
175
97
J.
Ramsay
135
127
154
S.
Ram-say
128
144
153
C.
Bradley
137
94
116
Handicap
39
39
39
Totals
825
727
744
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
544
ERASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
DOING
in
Prince
Rupert.
icLaughtln's
Bowl
S
cores
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
V.
Wrathall
155
184
120
E.
Noble.
144
139
151
A.
Wrathall
189
143
209
E.
Moxley
131
158
103
A.
Pierce
154
178
152
Handicap
57
57
57
Totals
830
854
792
BANKERS
M.
Aeton
101
138
'l25
J.
Ihorntori
202
134
196
B.
Uslofc
..,
187
110
149
M.
Amadio
116
134
103
B.
Laird
........;
89
,101
101
Handicap
112
112
112
Totals
i
807
;29
786
WHIRLWINDS
B.
Co
walll
128
105
142
A.
DflMaete
137
98
128
j
M.
Portuk
225
160
145
E.
Morse
162
144
178
E.
MenneJl
147
67
86
Handicap
72
72
72
Totals
921
C46
r?51
W.
P.
T.
B.
'A.
Holkestad
135
148
185
P.
Block
77
110
125
B.
MeCtoesney
155
113
140
M.
Johnson
103
.143
135
Handicap
100
100
1
00
Total
570
614
685
ATLIN
G.
McNeil
-
193
103
121
F.
Cramer
170
117
215
L.
Schroder
104
166
173
J.
Uellson
172
151
103
Handicap
86
86
86
Totals'
'.
725
623
698
KHATADAS
V.
Turcotte
136
84
179
M.
McRae
147
83
98
B.
Payne
141
110
153
A.
Grimble
128
113
127
H.
Watrin
88
131
142
Handicap
.:
108
108
108
Totals
748
634
807
Co-ops
S,
Johnson
53
117
82
B.
Rudderham
....
-
91
214
152
J.
Bellts
71
71
47
M.
Shrubsall
122
160
98
D.
Simonson
138
172
152
Handicap
103
103
103
Totals
t
578
837
634
PUB
IS
"DROWNED"
PETTIOO,
Northern
Ireland,
C
Part
of
a
public
house
In
this
border
village
between
Donegal
and
Fermanagh
fell
into
Termor
River
during
flood
1
WORLD
BOXING
IS
IRREGULAR
Vancouver
Taper
Intimates
Unannounced.
Switches
of
Tijhters
in
Kinj
VANCOUVER
K
The
Vancouver
News-Herald
said
yesterday
that
a
second
case
had
been
unc
vered
of
a
boxer
being
substituted
in
the
ring
here
without
announcement
to
the
fight
far.s
The
newspaper
added
that
the
asands
of
dollars
were
being
a
:
red
in
local
boxing
and
intimated
that
Mayor
G.
G.
Mc-Geer's
recent
announcement
that
he
would
eek
to
change
the
personnel
of
the
Vancouver
Athletic
Commission
was
part
of
his
olan
to
stamp
out
gambling.
Wrestler
Gil
Pearson
gazes
pensively
at
his
opponent
Jack
The
Cat"
McLaughlin
whom
he
will
meet
in
a
flailing
tangle
of
arms
and
lejs
at
the
Civic
Centre
in
a
professional
wrestlirj
c?rd
on
February
7.
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES'
BOWLS
Ladie's
A"
Bowling
League
schedule
is
announced
as
fol-
'February
4
Orange
vs.
Bis
Siaters,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Moose
vs.
Savoy,
Annettes
vs.
Variety
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Toilers.
February
11
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Savoy,
Moose
vs.
Variety,
Annettes
vs.
Toilers,
Luckies
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Orange
vs.
Miller
Bay.
February
18
Moose
vs.
Toilers,
Annettes
vs.
Lucky
Strikes,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Savoy.
Miller
Bay
vs.
Bis
Sisters.
February
25
Annettes
vs.
Biz
Bisters,
Savoy
vs.
Miller
Bav.
Oranse
vs.
Variety,
Ideal
Clean
ers
vs.
Toilers,
Moose
vs.
Lucky
a'.riKes.
March
4
Savoy
vs.
Biz
Sisters.
Orange
vs.
Toilers.
Ideal
Clean
ers
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
Moose,
-va.
Annettes,
Variety
vs.
Miller
Bay.
March
11
Orange
vs.
Lucky
StviSc-s,
Id-sal
Cleaners
vs.
An-nettes.
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Toilers
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Variety
vs.
Savoy.
March
18
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Miller
Pay,
Toilers
vs.
Savoy.
Varietv
Vs.
Big
Sisters,
Orange
vs.
An
nettes.
.
March
25
Annettes
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Big
Sis
ters,
Toilers
vs..
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes-
vs.
Savoy.
April
1
-Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Variety.
Toilers
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Orrnge
vs.
Ideal.Cleaners,
Moose
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Annettes
vs.
Savoy.
For
clean,
comfortable,
good-looking
shaves
use
MINORA
BLADES
Canada's
favourite
in
quality
and
low
price
4
for
10
12
for
25c
THREE
TEAMS
TIED
IN
"A"
LEAGUE
BOWLS
With
33
wins
and
18
losses
each,
Annettes,
Savoy
and
Variety
Store
are
tie'd
Tor
first
place
in
the
ladies
"A"
bowling
league
as
the
winter
schedule
nears
its
.two-third
mark.
The
Jinal
third
of
th?
schedule
will
begin
on
February
4.
and
continue
through
tiriil
April
1.
Holding
second
place
in
the
league
are
Big
Sisters,
wlfh-82
wins
and
19
losses.
Miller
Bay
"
in
the
cellar,
having
won
14
aames
and
lost
57.
1
shgrt'sport
Prima
Camera,
gargantuan
j
Italian
heavyweight
boxer,
made
hs
Jtorlh
Amtrican
detbut
at
New
"York
17
years
ago
tonigh;
w.ih
a
one-round
knockout
over
Big
Boy
Peterson.
Piimo
won
tlr
world's
ehampionship
in
1933
and
lost
It
a
year
later.
He
recently
returned
to
the
epertin?
limelight,
this
ttme
as
a
wrestler
Joe
Louis
blasted
John
Henry
Lewis
inlo
submission
In
less
than
three
minutes
eight
years
ago
to
successfully
defend
his
j
heavyweight
championship
for
the
fifth
time,
Louis
won
by
a
technical
knockout
in
the
first
round
of
this
.
first
all-Negro
heavyweight
thampionship
bout
in
United
States
history
New
Artificial
Hand
Makes
Writing
Easy
LONDON
U
An
artificial
hand
with
which
a
disabled
person
can
write
easily
and
clearly
has
been
developed
In
Britain.
It
has
a
jointed
thumb
worked
by
shoulder
actlon"wbich
presses
against
-the
tips
of
the
fir4
two
fingers.
The
ministry
of
pensions'
limb-llttlng
centre
in
London,
responsible
for
this
new
artificial
hand,
is
not
yet
satisfied,
rtowever.
It
now
is
trying
to
devise
a
still
mere
serviceable
mechanism
which
will
enable
all
the
fingers
in
the
hand
to
move.
Reasonable
refrcslmien!
is
llic
SPORT
Petersburg
is
Coming
Crark
Southeastern
Alaska
I
basketball
Team
to
Play
i
Local
Team
litre
I
One
of
Southeastern
Al-
a
ska's
crack
senior
basketball
i
earns,
reiersDurg
All
tsiars,
is
comuij;
to
Prince
Kupert
for
a
series
f
mantes
Tiere
January
31
and
Pebruary
1,
it
vas
armauni-ed
today.
Arrangements
Milt
be
made
at
oiire
to
elect
their
local
opponents.
Proceeds
will
be
applied
to
as-s
1-ting-
the
local
High
School
I
loop
team
to
go
to
New
Westminster
for
the
foitbcomin:
provincial
playdowns.
RED
WINGS
Bl
Chicago
Sinks
More
'Ileeply
Inlo
National
Hockey
I.eaue
Basement
DETROIT,
Datroit
Red
Wings
played
all
around
the
la.iS-sutfering
Chicago
Black
Hawks
last
nfrjht
and
won
by
an
8
to
2
score
in
the
only
scheduled
National
Hockey
League
game.
The
result
did
not
change
the
standing
of
the
clutra,
the
Black
Hawks
remaining
firmly
ensconced
in
the
basement
with
the
Red
Win-js
seven,
points
above
them
in
fifth
place.
In
the
week-end
games
th?
schedule
is
as
follows:
Saturday
Boston
at
Mont-
I
real.
New
York
at
Toronto.
Sunday
Toronto
at
Clikago,
Detroit
at
Boston.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
Toronto
24
5
9
129
91
53
Montreal
.21
5
11
120
80
47
Boston
14
8
15
103
106
38
New
York
15
5
19
108
115
.35
Detroit
12
7
20
116
134
31
Chicago
11
2
23
102
152
24
LARGEST
OIL
PRODUCER
Venezuela
is
the
second
largest
oil
producing
country
in
the
world.
If
II
-N
the
Iiighlaml.
of
L
.
traeller
y10
has
journeyed
more
than
twenty-five
miles
to
arouc
the
innkeeper
at
any
hour'
of
th
day
or
night
and
demand
"reaoon-aMe
refreshment".
Nowadays,
mine
host
may
ask
yon
to
sign
the
visitor'
hook
if
you
arrive
after
closing
time,
hut
he
will
still
make
you
welcome.
If
perchance
you
visit
the
Qld
Country
some
day
you
vill
find
a
simple
hospitality
inherited
through
the
ages
and
as
much
a
part
of
tradition
as
the
hirthplarc
of
Rohhlc
Burns
or
the
changing
of
the
guard
heforc
Buckingham
Palace.
W.
&
rA.
(illltEY,
LIMITED
ffittff
CjfftW:
co,tl
finpfantl,
JiSGanatta.-
v
Vac
rno.
a
TEEN
TOWNERS
TO
BUY
POOL
One
of
the
Antral
articles
of
the
Teen
Toom
in
.the
Civic
Centre
is
ihe
pool
X&ble
'Which
.also
has
turned
out
to
he
one
of
the
mcst
popular.
Now
ihe
Teen
Towners,
in
whose
care
it
is,
are
planning
to
;ralse
funds
to
purchase
a
new
surface
cloth
io
replace
the
present
one.
Dr-iislon
-to
undertake
his
project
was
made
at
the
weekly
meeting
-of
the
Teen
Town
Council
last
night.
The
council
appointed
John
Currie
chairman
of
a
ways
and
means
committee
to
finance
the
purchase
of
a
new
cloth
to
replace
the
present
one
which
Is
getting
worn.
'Plnns'for
the
projecled
Satur-
'
day
morning
nmsecy.
which
is
bring
undertaken
bv
the
Teen
Town
girls,
were
di.cuiscd,
and
it
wns
decided
to
hold
another
meU-ne
at
the
High
School
on
,
Mcnday.
It
was
decided
that
a
'
fiU"ht
charge
be
made
to
cover
operating
expenses.
The
age
limit
for
the
children
which
will
be
looked
after
Iras
not
yet
been
set.
The
council
approved
the
Idea
of
holding
a
weekly
dance
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Friday
nlghts.1
Efforts
will
be
made
to
get
the
approval
of
the
Civic
Centre
authorities
for
the
Friday
night
dartre's
so
that
they
would
not
interfere
with
Saturday
night
basketball
games.
The
meeting
also
discussed,
the
new
constitution
and
heard
a
financial
report
on
the
formal
Teen
Town
dance
at
Christmas.
Mayor
Reg
Lavigne
was
chairman.
NAVY
ICE
PLANTS
LONDON,
O-iGlant
steam
Jet
refrigerating
plants
-will
be
Installed
In
arrcraft
carriers
under
construction
for
the
Royal
Navy,
enabling
messes
low
dewn
In
the
ships
and
other
vital
compartments
to
be
air-conditioned.
The
largest
type
of
plant
to
be
Installed
can
produce
nine
tons
of
lpe
per
hour.
traveller's
right
Scotlaml,
it
u
tlw
right
of
any
.141(11'
A"
Jtowlingll
League
Standbies
W
li
P
Annettes
33
.
18
'33
Savoy
33
18
22
Variety
Store
33
48
:33
Big
Sisters
32
19
'82
Ideal
.Cleaners
24
27
24
liucky
Strikes
25
26
25
Moose
23
28
23
Orange
20
21
20
Tollers
18
33
18
Miller
Bay
14
37
14
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
January
30
Dockettes
vs.
Peoples,
Watts
&
Nickeraop
vs.
Bankers;
WP.TJ3.
vs.
Co-op;
Atlin
vs.
Khatada.;
Whirlwinds
.vs.
Revenuers.
You
saw
It.
in
The
News!
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