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Saturday.
-May
2,
1947
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FORMER
DOMINION
WRESTLING
i
CHAMP
LIVING
QUIETLY
HERE
It
was
just
thirty-five
years
ago
yesterday
May
s
2,
1912,
that
Steve
Murphy,
then
a
husky-
young
212-pounder,
now
283-pound
Steve
Dumas,
retired
bridge-.builder
and
hotel
operator,
living
quietly
in
Prince
Rupert,
lost
the
Dominion
heavyweight
wrestling
championship
which
lie
had
neiu
tor
tnree
years.
.
Bteve
does
not
talk
much
?
About
his
career
on
the
mat
any
more,
but
he
was
Induced
to
open
tip
by
an
old
friend
on
the
Daily
News
staff
yesterday.
It
was
on
July
4,
1903,
at
Prince
Albert
that
he
won
the
title
frcm
Walter
Anderson,
fifteen
successful
defences
following.
until
he
was
dfi'ea-t?d
at
Edson,
Alberta
by
Jack
CuiineH.
the
was
a
two
hour
and
ten
minute
engagement
with
Steve
winning
two
falls
and
losing
three.
One
of
those
who
saw
the
jEdson
fight
wis
Joe
Brennar.
who
is
at
present
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital.
Steve
ftarted
his
mat
career
at
Duluth;
Minnesota,
when
23
years
cl
age
and
engaged
In
all
in
57
bouts.
His
last
match
was
in
Flint.
Michigan,
in
June
of
1917,
when
he
lose
two
falls,
after
winning
one.
to
Gus
Sor-enson
of
Detroit.
Steve
Is
a
native
of
New
Richmond,
Quebec',
and
has
been
a
"
resident
of
thL
part
of
the
country
for
more
than
23
years.
"
With
"Dude"
Robertson,
he
was
at
one
time
operating
the
Klt-sault
House
at
Alice
Arm.
Then
he
went
for
several
years
to
the
Northern
Manitoba
Mining
country,
returning
here
several
years
ago
to
take
up
permanent
residence.
In
spite
of
his
65'
years
he
Is
still
strong
and
powerful.
"I
work
hard
and
don't
touch
any
liquor,"
he
confided.
Douglas
Clark'
o.'
the
extension
department
cf
ihe
Univer-?ity
of
British
Columbia,
specializing
in
co-operative
and
credit
union
subjects,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
Bella
Coola,
after
spending
a
few
atys
visiting
the
fishing
camps
out
otf
here,
will
proceed
to
Burr.s
Lake
and
other
Interior
points.
Cecil
Fitzgerald
is
sailing
by
the
Camosun
tonight
on
his
re
turn
to
Vancouver,
nftcr
a
visit
on
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
business.
Mr.
Ptzgcrald
was
local
manager
of
Home
Oil
before
the
war.
MIXED
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCORES
!
Individual
scores
in
the
Mixed
Bowlin?
League
this
week
were
!
FIGHTERS
R.
Msrrison
2T8
140
18S
L.
Morrison
129
126
63
C.
Kurutock
ISO
164
186
F.
Smith
2
92
118
J.
Warner
-
131
179
121
S.
Smith
122
97
142
Totals
$
789
821
BLUE
JAYS
E.
Rothwell
211
158
109
B.
Rothwell
125
141
195
J.
Menzies
178
185
129
V.
Menzies
122
210
129
G.
Richards
134
94
108
B.
Richards
16
127
148
Handicap
11
11
U
Totals
927
895
809
SIX-FIVE
I.
Neilson
124
190
131
S.
Cronoer
171
193
.185
M.
Anton
122
109
118
F.
Wooleott
108
192
143
R.
Semenoff
1C3
130
73
E.
Neilson
174
137
134
Totals
807
957
789
BROWINWOODS
G.
Brown
137
153
109
Grace
Brown
154
72
9
B.
Woods
260
171
175
D.
Woods
146
252
199
M.
Skalmerud
....
212
210
215
R.
Telford
120
142
154
Handicap
37
37
37
Totals
972
1037
1007
REBELS
E.
Barber
182
134
19S
E.
Peirce
193
277
180
R.
Hansen
146
115
149
WOULD
EXTEND
HUNTING
SEASON
FOR
WILD
FOWL
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
will
make
representation
to
the
provincial
game
department
to
have
the
goose
and
duck
hunting
season
extended
from
its
present
10-week
period
to
J.
Reil
K.
Reil
R.
Anderson
Totals
WHIZEANGS
J.
Taylor
F.
Peachey
XI.
Flynn
G.
Whatman
R
Sylvester
(Low
Score)
Handicap
Totals
130
?6
343
m
16Q
133
224
151
212
1063
1003
1112
129
117
111
109'
128
166
87
.128
141
186
.200
11D
260
196
140
146
115
130,
195
195
195
1072
1079
1CW2
EHARFS&,
'
FLATS
.
G.
Sangcbye
199
183
pO
B.
Simundson
1C0
157
i
E.
Rougeau
152
207
135
H
Duncan
223
100
193
R.
Ramsay
146
155
W9
B.
Moxley
199
18CJ
146
Totals
1078
954
HANGOVERS
C.
Whatman
140
172-
121
J.
Warren
.
120
161
11C
G.
Anderson.
184
200
190
E.
Anderson
180
137
13
G.
Oswald
163
H3,
303
C.
Batrie
160
157.
182
Handicap
30
30
30
Totals
983
H0
975
,i
-ee
months,
the
annual
meeting
of
the
organization
decided
Thursday
il.ght.
The
club
will
Include
this
as
a
major
ijt-solution
In
the
brief
which
It
it.
twcpuriBg
to
submit
to
the
convention
of
provincial
Rod
and
'Gun
clubs
In
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
May.
The
convention's
sponsored
by
the
game
department.
Reason
given
for
the
proposed
exteision
is
that
ducks
and
geese
in
tills
area
actually
belong
to
local'
papulation
which
do
not
migrate
to
any
great
extent
and
that
the
open
season
on
them
wo(ild
have
little
effect
on
bird
h
jnting
ill
areas
where
the
migratory
flocks
stop.
'
The
local
club
wants
the
season
extended
from
November
1
to
January
30,
instead
of
to
'January
15
as
it
exists
at
present.
The
election
.of
officers
resulted
in
the
following
members
taking
executive
positions
for
the
next
year:
President,
J.
T.
Langridge.
Vice-President,
R.
G.
Van
der
riuys.
Secretary
-Treasurer,
Fred
GilmWe.
Executive:
Ned
McLeod,
George1
Abbott,
John
Walker.
Forbes
Lee
and
Norman
Martinson,
Mr.
Van
tier
sluys
was
named
delegate
to
the
provincial
con-veuUon
in
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
May.
Ihe
club
lias
asked
sportsmeiT
in
other
areas
of
tills
district
to
submit
resolutions
to
be
In
cluded
in
the
brief
which
Mr.
Van
der
sluys
will
present
at
the
convention.
Requests
have
been
made
to
Terrace,
Queen
!ll
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The
meeting
was
Informed
that
1
supply
of
Kamloops'
trout
eggs,
requested
by
the
club
for
stock-.Ing
Rainbow
Lake,
will
be
sffnt.
from
provincial
hatcheries
In
the
south.
The
order
placed
with
the
game
department
was
100,000
eggs.
ODDFELLOWS'
ANNIVERSARY
Oddfellows'
Hail
wa
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of
an
Impressive
service
of
observance
of
the
120th
anniversary
of
Vie
fcundinr;
of
the
Oddfellows'
Ledge
last
Sunday.
The
npeclal
eaktr
for
Ue
occasion
was
Bradder
Joseph
T
Gil-lingham,
Sahration
Army,
while
Mrs.
Gilllnghorr.
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in
prayer.
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