Todma
inn
Srmiritn
IJUVEHILES
III
Prfncc
Hupm
Dafli?
netos
ttu.
Thursday,
April
1,
1648
.
OPENING
PLAY
1
Provided
Curtain
Raisers
in
Basketball
l
ast
Night
Juvenile
and
junior
hoot)
teams
which
they
managed
to
maintain
fcut
not
expaif
throughout
the
ensuing
four
periods.
Scherk
of
Mechants
.was
the
hottest
marksman
on
the
floor,
sinking
18
of
his
team's
23
points,
a
scoring
record
that
probably
Is
as
good
as
anything
In
.the
Junior
League
this
season."
Ending
the
first
quarter
with
a
2-0
lead,
the
Merchants
arrived
at
half
time
with
an
r4
advantage.
Third
quarter
score
wa16-l
2
in
f
a-vor
of
the
Merchants.
.It
s
BASKETBALL
CHATTER
r
ir
ever
Alan-HuiTt
or
Alex
Bill
had
reason
to
he
proud
an
i
happy
they
did
last
night
whj
tors
27
but
.they
took
those
.calls,
j
They
presented
no
alibis
and
i
when
they,
lost
Lavigne
anaKla-
ten
with
five'
apiece
they
knew'
they
had
It
coining
to-them,
pn
the
other
hajnd,
some
of
the
a-.
gressive.
atactics
of
the
visitois
-were
at
least
n
subject
of
dlscus-
;
':
'
Ision.
.
i
;
.
Let's
bpije,
tonight's
game
wijl
leave
us
iUhra.
real
good
ln-pressionipf
Hish
School
basket.,
ball
in
the
sgiuth.
To
claim
a.vii-tory
for.
tli,
Rainmakers
In'ihjs
in
awe
tot-:
pq.o-.
series
.at
this
stage
calls
for
nothing
b
lit
optimism.
Two
teams
were
neyfir,
more
evenly
matched
and.
If
anything,
it
will
likely
be
the
breaks
that
will
decide
the
Issue,.
the
final
whistle
nad
gone
and
Helin
they
found
their
charges
nnr
In
the
juvenHe
game.
and
Letourneau
v-
of
the
HOOP
VISITORS
LOSE-
Bo-Me-Hi
Defeats
Vancouver
Visitors
In
Series
Opener
Locals
Prove
Too
Much
For
Cream
of
Southern
City's
Basketball
Talent
Coach
Alex
Bill's
Dooth
Memorial
IfJ:.
hoop
squad
last
night
took
a
40-36
victor-
i
vading
Magee
High
School,
cream
of
Vpcov-.
high
school
teams,
in
a
jrame
that
probably
v
,
have
been
an
even
clearer-cut
northern
victory
had
not
the
locals
lost
two
of
their
strongest
players
jii
the
fourth
quarter
through
fouls.
The
encounter
wa,
the
Hm
of
By
halt-time.
Ro-McRi
had
a
two
;Same
n,s,
second
game
ef;uand,d
Its
advantage
to
12
at
the
Civic
Centre.
8C0re
The
Obviously
failing
to
meet
the
ly
in
the
third
Quarter
to
nar.
clashed
in
two
post-seaQin
e
x-hlbition
games
which
preceded
.
the
inter
dty
high
school
classic
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
last
.night.
In
the
juvenile
opener,
the
"Yellows"
defeated
the
J
Blues"
by
a
score
of
10-
while
the
junior
exhibition
saw
.Merchants
defeat
Morgans
23-21.
In
the
junior
game,
Mj&rch-ants
took
a
slight
mitiul
lead
ing
effective
use
of
.their
superior
height.
Magee
scored
12
field
baskets
and
12
free
throws
out
of
35
shots
while
Bo-Me-Hi
scored
J5
field
goals
and
lt
free
ahrjts
oiit
0:
27
throws.
Hudson
of
Magee
cwd.l
points
while
Lavigne
and
Scherk
sccjed
8
each
for
Bo-Me-lii.
v.n
t,
n
......
.......
ii.wjis
UVIT
tilt:
each
scored
ihre
pftinU,
whUe
Migh
School
champions
of
ail
for
the
Blues,
McKay
gnd
Cic-
or
British
Columbia.
It
was
cone
marked
up
lour
each.
strictly
basketball
and
sparts-Both
teams
had
a
scoreless
manship
which
the
local
boys
period,
the
Blues
the
second
displayed
all
evening
and
that
quarter
and
the
yellows
the
statement
may
be
made
admit-third.
While
Blues
failed
to
score
ting
at
the
same
time
that
Main
the
second,
the
yellows
were
gee
were
on
the
short
end
of
the
marking
up
,
an
additional
.three
sin
column.
Rainmakers
were
points,
.bringing
the
hah".-i,ime
called
some
35
times
to
the
vi.si-score
iv
,6r2
in
thir
,
favor.
A
:
You
saw
it
in
the
tmily
New-
PLAYER
TO
HIS
iT
VALUABLE
TEAM
-IUhliRlit
of
a
i
iioii'iiinK
the
Recina
Caps
hockey
team
recently,
was
ui.ai'jn
nf
the
McSherry
Memorial
Trophy
to
Harvey
starry
Cap
defenceman.
The
trophy
(awarded
annunllyi
miniature
(which
becomes
personal
property
of
the
win-
to
"the
most
valuable
player
to
his
team"
in
the
Wcst-wclian
Senior
Hockey
League.
Here
Al
Pickard,
president
Canadian
Hockey
Association
(righti,
congratulates
Har-ifs
as
he
turns
over
the
awards.
basket
by
McJKay
in
the
JMrd
quarter
brought
the
score
to
6-4
in
favor
of
the
Yellows.
.The
scoring:
WORLD'S
No.
T
type
of
competition
thay
ex-
row
the
score
to
32-27
hul
taih.d
pectect
and
to
which
they
have
to
overcome
the
deficit
in
the
befn
us?d
to
in
the
city
leaaue.
iourth
nua.rt.er
SHAVING
COMBINATION
Bo-Me-Hi
took
an
11-5
lead
at
POLE
OF
Despite
the
fact
that
Platen
me
ena
01
ine
Ilrst
quarter,
a
end
Lavigne
went
to
the
bencA
MEN'S
"A"
I
IVE-PIXS
f
1
Apr.
5
-Malisons
vs
McMeck-lns,
H'-ownwoous
vs.
ArriDassa-dors,
Malkins
vs.
Hume
Oil.
."'IT
,
l
Kll,'A'atts.
Kevellers
vs.
North
blur.
Mmitans
vs.
Con-
'
UneiiLa.'.s
lead
that
they
had
little
trouble
within
five
minutes
of
the
Wart
i
ID
BOWLS
Junior
Game
Merchantsecherk
18.
Moore,
Sunbern,
.Owens,
Haugan
2,
Hebb,
Currie
2,'
Mercler
1.
Morgans
Hill
4,
Eidsvlk
2,
Webster
8,
Lien
3,
Watson
4,
Jones,
Scharff,
"Johnson.
Juvenjlle
fmt
Yellows
Helin
5,
Smith,
Blackabyr
Atkins,"
Letourneau
5.
Lesieur,
Blackaby,
Davidson.
Blues
McKay
4,
Parnell,
Cic-cone
4,
Kristmnson,
Penoff,
Magee
lost
Mills,
their
centre,
in
the
fourth
quarter
when
he
was
sent
to
the
bnch
with
five
personal
fouls.
The
scoring:
Magee
Hudson
11,
Deahhilers
?,
Loutit
,3,
Southcptt,
Mills
6,
putteridge
7,
Marshall,
Ostros-eer
5,
Mair
2.
Bo-Me-Hi
Lavigne
8,
Shier
4,
Flaten
6.
OLson
7,
Davidson
3,
Scherk
8,
Carlson...
Thompson
4,
Spring
Boulter.
Qame
officials
were
Johnnv
maintaining
mrougnaut
th"
of
the
final
nuarter.
Rn.M..-Ul
game
was
able
to
maintain
its
lead
Aur.
12
Revellers
vs.
Ambas
Both
teams
set
a
terrific
pace
until
the-final
whistle.
IdKil
DeterL'Phts
Vs.
Trtplr
jiuuts
vs.
lie.
Puokrrn.
C
that
continued
until
the
final
"):
(:fc?l;
Art
Olsen,
Bo-Me-Hi
guard,
put
whistle
and
both
sides
Dlaved
on
an
outsianfnns-
ivr,itmai
!
Cwiiurs,
Miss
or
Una
vs
i
rmiaars
vs
Triple
XXX
sadors.
Kilowatts
vs.
Hum
Oil
vs.
North
star.
Bvownwooiis
vs!
j
Burns
vs.
McMeekins.
Morgans
i
Continentals.
Malkins
vs.
Man-'
sons.
.
Apr.
10-
Burns
vs.
Home
Oil.
I
Morgans
vs.
McMeekins.
Kilowatts
vs.
Continentals.
Mansons
V
Alllll'lUU'KlliPL'
XX.
.11,
I.,..
...
Cameron
.Becker,
plndlay
.'V
Comadina
and
Fred
Calderone.
Ms
ir
Hifs.
H
('.
Puck-CVO.
Mral
IX'tiTumlH
Vs.
l.v
J
CYO.
vs.
Ideal
Defr-r
Parkers
vs.
FSruwnwrxxls.
;X
vs.
Miss
nr
Hits.
CouKMnt
relatively
clean
ball
although
grabbing
rebounds
from
both
Macee
players
showed
plainly
backboards,
a
trick
that
gav?
that
they
are
used
to
a
less
his
team
the
advantage
time
.-triniient
type
of
refereein
after
time,
than
i?
normal
in
northern
hoop
'
Mills
and
Loutit
played
put-t'ir"1"-t:
'
standingly
for
Magee,
both
mak-
v
"
f
1
rtleress;
Nick
Pavlikis.
time
For
the
cleanest,
smoothest
....
,.
..,,,.,.1,
.urn
.i,
iviainuin
vs.
Revellers,
Brownwoods
vs.
North
Star.
keeper;
Oliver
Santurbane,
score,
keeper.
SHORT
SPORT
snaves
any
man
ever
had,
uie
Gillette
Tech
Razor
and
tooy'
Gillette
Blue
Blade.
These
two
are
precision
made,
fit
exactly,
and
protect
vou
from
the
Hi-
r
WUl?k3V--'GSr--
;"""i
HUT
I
HAVE
U
fcT
GOiMG-.TME
..-
&;z
TO
FFGOTHE
With
bon6plels
all
over
the
comfort
caused
by
misfit
blades.
A
country
breaking
entry
-records,
,
PAhfTy
STARTS
)
V
AT
EVEM
tS
GVEAV
SCOTT.
v
J
OLONiOlf
-
-
MAVETT
n.
V
VCj
BME'i
STATED
1'
v-
TO
CPfr&S
POP
THfc
(
WlU
APDS'
D1MN2R
uuiette
double
edges
mean
double
economy,
too.
...
BLOMDIE
,
K.,r
t--.-j.
v
v.v,
1
.......
A
11
I
look,
feel
ye:y
iffilGilletto
by
CHC
YOUNG-
BLUE
BLADES
li
aver
hond!
.
curnng
nas
been
enjoylnjt
.a
popularity
that
has
never
been
exceeded,
but
It
Is
hard
to
Imagine
modern
curlers
having
enough
,
enthusiasm
for
the
"roarln'
game"
that
they
would
use
wooden
curling
rock
or
curl
by
the
light
pt
.a
stable,
lantern.
Yet
Jthat
is
Just
what
was
done
back
in
1907
n
(the
;small
Saskatchewan
town
pf
Saltcoats.
At
the
official
opening
ojf
ihe
Yprk-ton,
Sask.,'
bonspiel
recently,
Alderman
Art
McBurney
heaved
a
five-pound,
41-year-old
wooden
rock
down
Jth
lee.
and
lost
a
nickel
bet
for
-
falling
to
make
the
button,
,
Frank
.Oarstone,
who
brought
5
FJGURE
SKATING
ROLLER
HOCKEY
Dust-Proof
Floor
Schedule:
7-11
Every
Night
Wednesday
Night
Beginners
Only
Thursday
1-4:30
p.m.
Saturday
9-12
am.,
1
-4:30,
7-11:30
the
wooden
rock
from
Saltcoats
to
Yorkton.
related
that
it
was
washed
ud
on
.the
nearbv
lakeshore
last
sprirtg
'
and
that
Rupert
Roller
Rink
it,
was
one
pi.
ig
made
in
1907
when
the
Saltcoats
rock
tossers
-urlecf
on
the
lake
by
the
light
of
.
stable
lanterns.,
'..Oarstone
says
that
the
jock
was
made
'ith
a
draw-kftlfei
and
rasp
bv
Jim
Kerr.
the
villaee
black-
m
it-
.'ft
a
-mith.
.
Kerr;
and"
two
'
brother
Scots
made
an
fiftefrdark
raid
A
S
H
A
B
B
Y
CAR
DOJS
.
YOU
AS
LITTLE
CREDIT
AS
SHABBY
CLOTHES!
AND
I
Br
l5v.
,t-
fit
-
Sj
on
timber
which
the
railway
was
DAMAGES
WHICH
CCl
6MALL
$hy
S
ARE
N
usinr
fpr
bridge
pilings.
The
wooden
jock
was
originally
NEGLECTED
CAN
DE-
.nca
with
a'
tine
plate
and
tQ
give
it
a
keen,
'surface
was
pol-,
lshed
with
stove
.lead.
VELOPE
INTO
BIG
JOBS,
CUTTING
DOWN
YOUR"
CAR'S
YALUE.
.
.
.
.
:
,
SEE
US
FOR
FKEE
ESTIMATES
ON
BODY
REPAIRS
AND
REFINISIIING
Tlu?
tory
goes
;
thai
.
In
,
1907
:he
Saltcoat
curlers,
after
many
:
practice
,
with
.their
wooden
'ocks,
attended
the
Northwest
'
rrltorie8
bonspiel
.
at
York-
i
on
and
won
a
fhial
18-end
game
1
o
take
home
le
winning
prize.)
"hey
used
borrowed
eranites
!
R,...,.J
V
1
PI.M
C,t..
-.
.
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Jittu
j
j
J
AREN'T
iUJ
)f
'
DID
you
ExPtCT
Y
I
...
.,
,
'
p
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.
(
vou
dpessed
'ij
(
v
me
to
go
without
(
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(
FfcrYrZZ
6HE
NyT
0006
1
XoiO
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A
bath
?
;
r
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late
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(Sl'EWTONG,
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.
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BLONDIE,
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HAVE
V"
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wuAPg
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SWT
AYtwt
Tv,
(c?agwood)
night
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ah,
now
i
can
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1T5
amazing
4
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'or
the
casionr.
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f
AISPORT
FOR
'.'
WJCLLINQTOV
.
JVELI
INOTON,
.
vJ.Z
r
P
-rUne
Minister
?te
Fraser
announced
,,
that,
:
the
government
Intends
to
develop;
Ropgotai
as
Wellington's-'
airport.
The
pro-.ect
will
take
four
years
to
compete
and
Jn
two
years
some
?0
ouses
and
the
Eongotal
Boys'
Colleije,
will
hae
to
be
removed..
TORQUAY,
'England
-Skull
of
a
cave
bear
which
is
believed
to
have
lived
400,000
years
ago
has
been'
found
here.
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