Vancouver
Man
ities
tn
Vancouver
whin
home."
Mr.
Milton
a,
t
to
the
superiority
ot
p.,.
print
Rupert
EtoUp
jvrtoa
Thursday,
January
8,
1948
at
Civic
Centre
I!
weather
pert's
I
their
stalling
tactics
to
hold
!
their
three-point
lead.
:
j
It
was
then
that
McKay
stole!
in.
snaifled
the
ball
and
made;
his
final
score.
!
For
Reg
Lavigne,
who
went
in
over
y
f
vers.
SHORT
SPORT
A
too-intelligent
horse
lost
bettors
thousands
of
dollars
at
Feels
Ashamed
Prince
It
u
pert
is
so
Ear
Ahead
'as
a
forward,
in
the
first
quar
Ungfield
races
In
England
-be
RUPERT
BEATS
VANCOUVER
ALL-STARS
TAKE
ONE-POINT
VICTORY
FROM
ARROWS
!NEXCITING
GAME
All-Stars
67,
Arrows
66
ter,
the
game
was
short
and
painful.
Lavigne
sprained
his
ankle
after
eight
minutes
of
play
and
warmed
the
bench
for
the
remainder
of
the
game,
nigh
scoring
for
Arrows
was
FRIDAY
Sports
A.M.
:30
Bo
Me
Hi
Gyro
Class.
16:30
-Rup
Rec
Tiny
Tots
Class.
P.M.
2:30
Annunciation
School
Gym
Class.
3:30
Rup
Rec
Junior
Girls.
:Q0
Rup
Rec
Ladies'
Keep
Fit
Class.
Mr.
Milton
anil
in
p
1
were
guesti
oi
the
Ovn.
;
lor
the
luncheon.
Tlwy
-,,'
conu.
by
Preside
ut
C,
q
in
ul
J.'olt
LUul
iy
Intr.:.
i.iill'.n
Nei'
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was
a
mi
si
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tion
to
tnc
Vjinvjim
r
vi
Arrani'cmcnts
were
!t
completed
lor
the
annua!'
latum
of
oliii-er.'.
p.urtv
ci:
siv
19.
Lieutenant
Govi-.i,..
.'ir.
Hunt
of
Pentictun
i
,.
to
the
city
to
Koiiilurt
i;,
stallalloii.
Tiie
commit;,,
chari
e
consists
of
W
D
L.
Oi
nif
Stuart.
W.
J
Sn,-t
I'alagno
and
N
R
Ynimf.
The
club
receiver!
;ui
tion
to
atte-id
the
ins:-,:
of
ollii'er.i
in
Sei.Kle
J.t!,(lj
and
Byford
with
15,
while
for
the
locals,
Forman
scored
18.
Lindsay
16
and
Macphee
14.
j
Referee
Johnny
Oomadina
j
doled
out
45
personal
rails
dur-
ing
the
game,
26
against
Prince
Rupert
players
and
19
for
Van-
dv
he
had
learned
a
few
hours
earlier
a
short
cut
from
the
course
to
the
paddock.
The
Prince
led
all
the
way
arounn
ihe
334
miles
of
the
Stayers'
Hurdle
until
he
reached
the
last
jump,
200
yards
train
home.
Jockey
George
Slack
looked
around,
the
other
horses
were
all
beaten,
and
the
Prince
got
ideas.
With
his
ears
rocked
as
if
to
say
"this
Is
where
I
came
in,"
he
swerved
to
the
right,
brushed
past
the
last
hurdle,
jumped
the
railings
and
disappeared
behind
the
stands
Into
the
stables.
This
was.
indeed,
where
The
Prince
had
come
in.
.The
short
cut
home
was
the
way
he
had
entered
and
left
the
conn
lor
an
exercise
gallop
in
the
morning.
In
a
close,
tan-rousing
opener
to
the
eurrent
inter-city
basketball
series,
Prince
Rujert
All-Stars
last
night
took,
a
fourth-quarter
lead
and
managed
to
turn
back
a
last-minute
victory
bid
by
the
Vancouver
Arrows.
The
locals
won
by
a
score.
The
game
closed
in
a
rousing
climax
which
set
the
jam-packed
audience
in
the
'
"Amazing"
Civic
Centre
"After
Seeing
Prince
Rupert's
'ama?.ing'
Civic
Centre
ami
gymnasium
set-up
we
will
certainly
have
something
to
when
we
get
home
t.
Van
'v(
r
when'
we
not
oniy
nave
no
Civic
Centre
but
hardly
one
decent
gymnasium."
Ted
Milton,
coach
of
the
visiting
Vancouver
Arrows
basketball
team,
declared
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
at
luncheon.
'There
are
numerous
alhletes
and
ulhlctic
organizations
In
Vancouver
but
they
are
facing
an
almost
homeless
situation
due
to
lack
oi
gymnasia.
W"
arc
c
-ta!nly
!"-ing
to
set
Prince
Riierl
tip
as
shining
example
to
the
author
tic
to
re
m
hi
cc
H
4(i
tl
I
A
w
p
f
couver.
Lindsay
was
banned
lot
five
personals
in
the
fourth
quarter.
K1TKATI.A
DEFEATS
I
OCL
INTERMEDIATES
Basketball
4
:CO
Juvenile
Boys'
Basketball
League.
6:00
Stones
vs.
Savoy.
7:00
Sweet
16
vs.
65
Taxi.
8:C3
-Bo
Me
Hi
vs.
Co-op.
9:00
Brown
woods
vs.
Fashion
Shoes.
Special
Events
AM.
10.3
Leatiiercraft
Group.
PM.
7:00
Little
Theatre
Group.
J:OC
Camera
Club.
8
:
National
Film
Board.
j
StTT
Civic.
Centre
screaming
wildly
as
the
final
whistle
found
the
locals
leading
by
a
single
point.
Jimmy
Forman
vindicated
Coach
Alex
Bill's
judgment
by
turning
out
the
outstanding
performance
on
the
lscal
team.
margin
that
may
not
be
so
pronounced
tonight
now
that
the
visitors
have
sot
the
"feel"
of
the
floor.
Close
or
the
first
quarte
sa
the
locals
leading
by
a
15-1-1
point
score
while
the
half-time
In
the
pre
-feature
game,
Kit-katla
Excelsior
club
defeated
Fashion
Footwear
of
the
inter
Advertise
In
the
l;:iiy
,
mediate
league,
by
a
score
of
He
marked
up
18
points,
mainly
j
score
was
27-all.
The
third
quar-
von
riiiNTK
kupkijt
ncoi'i.i:
by
his
uncanny
ability
to
get
in
ter
score
was
54-52
in
favor
of
on
the
re-bounds
and
shoot
rf-
the
locals.
fecllvely.
J
However,
throughout
the
game.
Arrows
owed
their
strona
;
the
score
see-sawed
precariously
35
to
26.
The
feature
line-ups:
Arrows
Byford
g,
15;
Grant
p,
7;
McKay
f.
30;
Thompson
g.
GIFTS
"'
mi
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
K
A
Another
story
going
the
rounds
at
Lingfield
concerns
Mr.
"A"
who
found
a
roll
of
15-
rotes
$4i
and
was
taking
them
to
the
office
of
the
clerk
of
the
course
when
Mr.
"B"
accosted
him
with
"Don't
do
that,
there's
the
man
who
dropped
them''
pointing
to
Mr.
"C"
who.
Questioned
by
Mr.
"A"
about
the
amount,
replied:
'
I
don't
know.
I've
had
such
a
good
day.
But
I
dropped
part
of
the
roll."
Satisfied,
Mr
"A"
handed
over
the
money.
Five
minutes
later
it
was
announced
over
the
public
address
system
Uiat
a
wad
of
1
notes
had
been
lost
in
the
members
enclosure
and
"would
the
Under
fourth-quarter
position
largeiy
jn
a
manner
that
provided
,3;
Shaw
g,
1;
Alton
f.
Dinsmore
to
Don
McKay,
their
red-topped
grounds
for
continuous
finger-!.
7:
Green
f.
6;
Moses
c,
7.-66.
forward
who
in
the
second
quar-'
nail
biting
by
All-Star
boosters.
All-Stars
Macphee
r.
ter
went
on
a
scoring
spree
that,
in
the
third
quarter,
Macphee,',
Lindsay
f.
16;
Arney
f;
Laviaiv:
resulted
in
a
27-27
score
at
half,
the
All
Stars'
elongated
centre.1
f;
Holkestad
c.
5:
Dominato
s,
time.
and
Lindsay,
finally
got
func-3;
feeynon
f,
5;
Forman
g,
18;
McKay
scored
his
team's
final
j
turning
smoothly
and
in
a
series
I
Flaten
f.
4;
Morgan
g.
2.-67.
basket
just
as
the
final
whistle,
0f
fine
combination
plays,
scored
'
.
Ain(itn
vuTii
s(rvrMi:s
WAV
ll.(VII!S
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BRITAIN'S
ICE
QUEEN
Jeanette
Altwegge
of
Liverpool
holds
her
trophy
after
winning
the
British
amateur
fig
tire
skating
championship
title
at
Wembley
stadium.
She
competed
against
the
outstanding
women
figure
skaters
of
England
and
will
represent
England
at
the
winter
Olympic
Games
at
St.
Moritz.
She
is
the
daughter
of
a
former
Swiss
business
man
now
resident
in
Britain.
blew
when
he
interrupted
Prince
N
o
v
o
v
i
;
N
16
noints
between
them.
Mean-!
while,
McKay,
the
Arrows'
gad-
CRAFT
TRAINING
fly,
mnrked
up
12
points.
The
system
of
apprenticing
a
In
the
fourth
quarter,
the
All-!
young
man
to
a
craftsman
for
Rupert's
last-minute
delaying
tactics,
designed
to
protect
their
three-point
lead,
and
sunk
the
basket
just
as
the
bell
rang.
HANDCRAFTS
AND
SOUVENIRS
Stars
moved
into
the
lead
on
j
several
years
until
he
becomes
be
please
return
Uiem?'"
211
sixth
sir.inf
(Vera
A.
Parsons)
The
All
-Stars
showed
a
slight
iTjafkets
by
Forman,
and
with
a
crartsman
himself
can
edge
all
through
the
game,
a
two
minutes
to
go,
brought
forth
traced
to
the
13th
century.
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Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
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