prince
Rupert
Dan?
Oetel
Wednesday,
February
16,
1949
H'aday
hi
Spurt
Sport
Shots
as
they
called
a
total
of
13
fouls.
Co-op
scored
26
baskets
from
97
shots.
They
sank
half
of
10
free
throws.
Savoy
took
102
shots
and
made
24.
They
scored
2
of
6
free
throws.
INTERMEDIATE
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
l31
Ski
,
Smith,
Plana?,.
KEEP
LEAD
IN
LADIES'
BOWLS
De
Jong's
and
Annette's
in
Clean
Sweep
Victories
J
1
A
game
just
sud
for
the
fans
was
played
by
Stone's
and
High
;
School
In
the
Inter
mediate
!
.
IfMlp-iip
......
u-ilh
.......
Hip
v....
-fivmrr
u,
...v.
riiniinir
:
on
top
In
a
hard-fought
over-
j
lime
thriller
25
to
23
De
Jongs
and
Annette's,
pace-
'
V-jWrathall
132
makers
in
the
Ladies'
A
Bowling
ToialsC".P
961
League,
continued
their
win-1
niriB
viv)
in
thio
rut'i
n,-n,iQ
ANNETTES
Do-Op
Takes
Top
Place
in
Senior
Hoop
League
Senior
Co-ops
57,
Savoy
50
Intermediate
Stone's
25,
High
School
2'5
Indies'
Iicaffue
Peoples
Store
17,
Hinh
School
!)
Junior
League
North
Star
25,
Kinsmen
1
Co-op
scored
a
57
to
50
victory
Tuesday
niihl
i
..
i.V.
play
with
clean
sweep
victories
Winrile
over
Westvicw
and
Orange.
McMeekin
A
rebound
dropped
in
by
Steve,
'
ueeu
enciea
when
he
suffered
a
Dumas
with
45
seconds
yone
in
fiactuid
skull.
December
11.
1933,
the
third
overtime
gave
victory
'11
a
collision
with
Shore
In
a
to
his
team.
'
eame
at
Boston.
On
his
recovery
The
Rame
was
close
with1-1
benefit
same
was
arranged
neither
train
enlarging
on
a
2-;with
tlle
Bailey-Shore
reunion
point,
lead.
Stone's
took
a
one-lh('
attraction.
Leafs
won
tlv
Scuby's
also
had
a
clean
sweep
'"l
More
than
14,000
Toronto
a,re
hockey
fans
cheered
n
a.
U1
Bailey
and
Eddie
Shore
clasped
j-
hands
15
years
ago
last
night
Hh
U
Ut'Ilt'lll
Eame
"Tor
thn
1
w
-
ullv.
1
Toronto
right-winger.
Bail-
j
ey's
hockey
playing
career
had
1
Balll
7-3.
The
third
challenge
of
Lou
tH'ouuiarcl.
urouuiaiu
W
Worcester.
0
r
c
e
s
t
e
r.
Mas
Mass
.
TTi'o
t-.r-.l-,
rn
Air.
r
.
.
'inch-uanauian
for
the
world
""tldlcwtMght
title
was
turned
M'k
"y
Mar(,il
Thil.
French
IliA'IM'
12
i'fnt'c
nit
i
t
u
i
(m.
.
i
was
awarded
the
bout
on
'
0
ul;
over
Brouil-
ltUllS
protest.
UKllCSt.
The
J
right
81
Ui
l"
.
A
J
victory
over
Manson
s
who
were.
Handicap
as
a
result,
relegated
to
the'
Totals
bottom
of
the
standing
along
,
!,A?iGE"
up
1
first
place
in
the
Senioi
n
1
,
1
.1
with
which
they
wrapped
J
n".
XP
.
TJ..
,l.,.ll
1.
..II
1
T
-
-A.
i
.,.-iwu.cui
league,
me
loss
into
a
tie
With
I0-Me-Iil.
March.
J
r?.)
IIUW
MEX'
EN's
Vint
R"V-;
......
"ninn,
ry,
Irom
HOYS-
in
.
Now
.
BOYS'
MJ
PANTS
,wi
i
li'ailie
that
had
to
h:ivp
Ihiw
nvprtimp
dpi-hx
s
to
de
I
!
-.
(&iiitr
u
h
m
m
tlie
fOUltll
f
,,,,,
,
,
,
IJ
MEN'S
11
n
l'OUtld.
W
1
e
Thil
'
I
,
.,
,
,
.
.
I
-"cu.
no
-
...
...
wiin
me
urange
Laciies
Team
results
were:
De
Jong's
3,
Westview
0.
Annette's
3,
Orange
0.
Scuby's
3,
Manson's
0.
Gordon
St
Anderson
2,
Variety
1.
Saoy
Swingers
2,
Taft
&
Odowes
1.
High
single
scorer
was
J.
Shenton
of
De
Jong's
with
307
nrt
hioh
nonrfoaie
A
Pimvn
nf
TV
Jm-io's
u-ith
7in
f,.r
th,.M
games
or
average
of
237.
The
league
standings:
De
Jong's
Annette's
8
Variety
6
Gordon
&
Anderson
(
Savoy
Swingers
5
Scuby's
4
Tail
&i
Odowes
3
Westview
2
Orange
1
Manson's
1
Individual
scoring:
D.
Dibb
102
83
94
O.
Tiiam
215
70
170
cide
the
winner
went
to
School.
The
strong
veteran
ilne-up
of
.......
.
.
...
.
Co-op
aaln
brought
the
win
.
.
.
wun
wnicn
mey
e
inched
first
...
....
.
.
...
piace
m
me
league,
it
is
the
co-op
came
from
behind
in
j
the
first
half
to
take
a
28-24
lead
at
the
half-time
whistle.
The
play
was
wide
ouen
and
fast
with
both
teams
uslne
short
quii
K
passes
ana
accurate
shoot-
851''ig
from
everywhere.
Co-op
used
the
floor-length
passes
effective-
y
with
a
forward
fast
.
break-1
ine.
i
$2nv!U
flri'rtH
a
csi,,r.4
U
t
'
.
.
"ad
Davis
and
Ciccone
playintr
their
first
game
in
...
a
u
month
mo
season,
ine
noiei
men
crept
t--j-
.
..i
i
.
..
.
THURSDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
-Bo-Me-Hl
Gym
Ci.iss.
p.m.
2:00
Adult
Casual
B-.idmin-
ton.
2:30
King
Edward
Gym'
Class.
3-:30-
Jr.
Girls
Apparatus
Class.
6:30
Boys
Organized
Games
Hour.
8:00
Rup-Rec
Women.
School
Hnskrthall
League
4:00-High
2
and
High
3.
Basketball
Pr;dtires
5:00
-
10:00.
Special
p.m.
2:00
Women's
Crafts
and
Bridge
Club.
4:00
Booth
Bible
Class.
7:30
N.F.B.
Film,
Children
8
p.m.
Rotary
Minstrel
'F.
Cemblia
131
1'3
141
Handicap
23
23
Totals
816
879
830
SAVOY
SWINGERS
D.
MePhee
lit;
235
162
IE.
Knutson
204
163
1li5
P.
Mensies
lHft
162
1C7
L.
Erickson
240
188
202
R
Mcrallnm
9H1
m
14i:
,A
Handicap
16
in
Ki
Totals
1045
900
TAFT
it
ODOWES
I
Saville
108
McKinnon
155
106
i4
i
Nelson
159
192
204
Maundrell
178
143
233;
Low
score
116
K.
Reid
130
90
Handicap
30
30
Totals
716
880
O,.,,
yUl
,
HOCKEY
SCORES
Paeific
('0.1st
l.eagur
Vancouver
5,
Oak-and.
3.
Fresno
5,
Frisco
4.
Tacoir.a
3,
New
Wnstn'nster
2
"4
-
afc
i
i
V
1
rcn
1
iO
within
4
points
of
Co-ip
but
P1'"1N
"
noicnng
me
ball
were
stopped
from
petting
Floser.
v'lim':1s
High
School
came
up
Lanky
Angus'
Macpner
was
a
ban-ago
of
shots
that
fell
!?
to6ye;R
knees,
m
UIVIHII.,"'"!."
K""'"J-
r..
.,
1.
...
....
,
.
.
!
.
,
.
.
,.
.
,
.
flftaltttfa:
Se
per
word
per
biMrtlon,
minimum
etaarge,
soe.
Btrtb
HoUlw
0o;
Cariii
ot
1
hniiKo.
Heath
Notices.
Fuiiarw
Motluea.
MarriMtn
and
EngaKeraent
Announra
menu:
fi
'
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Jlaaalfietf
Adrermmg
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
Mom
teiephonm
01
Daoy
uruppeu
men'
,
A
thrilling
Intermediate!
Stone's
25
to
23
over'
Hit-h
bi-eezod
into
a
14-point
lead
on
...
.
.
.
Boiuiy
Beynon's
flawless
shoot-
...i
r
.
,
ing.
lie
came
up
wiin
u
points
.
.
...
m
me
mira
quarir
ana
enaea
niKht.
He
dropixd
in
10
field
Roals
from
17
attempted.
In
the
una.
quurior
Savoy.
were
snaiked
by
Mel
Holkestad
vlio
sliowcd
his
tx-st
uluvinir
of
.
,
.
everywhere.
slauDine:
down
shots
ho
I".
no
MiV
out
n.iinn
TTa
ilnt-
....
tl
a
laiKdy
defensive
game
al-
....
....
.,
...
..
.......
ii.iii'iii
1
11111
ririn.
111
11
ni
ni
j
m
i
i'v
:ii
m
vi
in
nn
n
n
iiv-
ed
a
driving
game
for
Savoy,
Arnev
had
to
leavo
the
nanrn
in
the
closing
seconds
of
the
game
,
Riien
ne
suiierca
a
hard
Daw?'
,
1
s
,j
on
a
oiuiseu
Knee.
The
referees
had
an
easy
time
"
4"
,
A
'
IVf
"1
It
w
'
iiKlifc-
I
P.
Wallace
5fi
139
133
A.
Parker
161
103
134
I
M.
Flvnn
145
158
175
Handicap
104
104
104
Totals
783
657
810
DE
JONG'S
E.
Piehe
154
178
142
A.
Pierce
197
270
2J3
A.
Wrathall
13')
115
147
195
173
172
117
32
82
962
854
Montgomery
26
205
103
105
224
156
218
214
184
215
187
182
19(5
167
172
30
30
30
990
1027
887
iv
jviiuuri
92
142
77
V.
Van
Horn
118
89
112
C.
Willson
144
103
119
J.
Arnev
131
108
103
A.
Letter
111
139
138!
Handicap
716
701
669
MANSON'S
T.
Dell
..
140
132
122
1.
VelUh
110
51
64
B.
Riictderham
69
75
79
H.
MacLeod
90
124
136
L).
Kudderham
159
172
147
Handicap
69
09
(19
'totals
G37
G23
C17
SCUBY'S-
J
Thornton
164
2i
140
!
W.
Sleeves
222
177
115
G.
Van
Meer
152
138
194
L.
Smith
1U4
127
123i
li.
Uzk-k
113
loO
204
1
Handicap
56
56
56!
T;;U!.s
871
'3
837
1
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Sheila
Ramsay
-230
200
167
lsla
Garner
201
1G4
250
'
B.
Smith
156
181
Ki4
i
L.
Anderson
123
157
125
C.
Barrie
181
138
196
Handicap
29
29
29
Totals
920
809
931
I
VARIETY
STORK
I.
Kihstiansson
....
152
142
169
1.
Lvkeuaard
144
199
183
R.
Ramsay
195
1G5
153
:
R.
Christianson
...
171
227
101
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41,
Section
7.
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No
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given
on
the
fifteenth
July
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cash.
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sealed
and
marked
"Tender"
and
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in
the
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to
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Box
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1949.
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Many
I'jithusiasts
Enjoying
Sport
Trip
to
Smithers
Carnival
I'lanneil
Copious
snowfall
of
late
"'
has!
,
T
for
skiing
and
during
the
past'
two
week-ends
many
local
en-1
thusiasts
have
been
ascending-Mount
Hays.
A
hard
crust
on
Ule
snow
has
made
for
goQd
speed
althoueh
6
rendorinir
r"ur,,"
climbimi
difficult.
The
Kkl
tnw
was
expected
to
be
in
readineu
for
operation
at
th
pnH
f
,h.
past
week
but
lt
was
not
com.
pleted
in
time,
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53
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at
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quarter
but
llhih
Scluml
came
riht
back
to
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II
1111
11I
the
Im.
If
1
pIi
The
The
came
same
was
;ls
marked
marked
bv
by
'
1
'
,,0()(1
basketball
by
both
teams
with
very
aggressive
play
nnd
'
clo-e
cheekliT.'
which
had
lem-
I
per
frayed
at
times
IlifUi
S'liool
took
a
1-point
lead
in
the
thhd
but
in
k
u
a
"l,vills
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sank
the
2-pointer
that
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the
tie
in
regulation
time.
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m
me
lnst
overtime
blouc
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lirst
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then
the
stu-
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njiu
till-
snort,
or
oil
the
basket.
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was
HOt
until
the
tliird
overtime
wnere
me
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point
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lu
it
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shooting
by
the
students
forward
line
was
their
down-
lulL
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line
came
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l"r
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it
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naU
flne
teamwork
and
passing
wun
tneir
shooting
weak.
;
Stone's
took
69
shots
and
mad-
11.
They
dropped
in
3
of
11
free
throws.
High
School
scored
10
iieui
gums
ironi
i
shots.
They
maile
8
of
10
fre
throws.
I.AIHKS'
I.EAC.IE
Peoples
Store
strengthened
their
hold
on
second
place
with
a
17-9
win
over
tne
High
School
squad
in
the
Ladies'-League
game.
Peoples
jumped
into
a
10-G
lead
in
the
first
half
on
Budl-nich's
accurate
firing
at
the
hoop.
Peoples
piayed
a
fast-breaking
game,
giving
them
many
chances
at
the
basket
as
they
caught
the
High
School
defend?
slow
in
getting
in
position.
High
School
played
their
usual
passing
game
that
looked
good
but
when
it
came
to
shooting
they
were
woefully
weak.
In
the
second
half
Peoples
built
up
their
lead
as
they
shut
out
High
School
in
the
third
quarter
while
doing
some
scoring
of
their
own.
Last
night's
win
was
Peoples
seventh
straight,
including
their
default
win
over
Miller
Bay.
The
win
gave
the
defending
cham-j
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A
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Is
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wk
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Alberta,
and
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