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Tuesday,
March
15.
1949
&Mimn
Sii
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&&
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ATTRACTS
MANY
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
Looking
Back
in
SPORT
-
llctniiiisccticcs
and
Records
Sport
Shotsj
j
IRS
Basketball
Officials
Every
basketball
game,
under
"
the
rules,
should
have
an
umpire,
a
referee,
two
timekeepers
and
two
scorers.
The
referee
is
the
major
domo
of
the
game.
Duties
of
referee
Starts
the
'game,
calls
rule
violations
and
fouls,
assesses
penalties
on
plav-er.-i.
announces
all
points
scored,
anthentlcates
all
substitutes.
Duties
of
the
umpire
Waves
for
"out
of
bounds,"
calls
violations
and
fouls
that
he
sees,
informs
scorer
of
all
rulings,
aids
the
referee.
.
Bp.sketball
is
unique
among
major
sports
in
that
there
is
no
sinsle
specified
size
for
the
playing
court.
There
are
maximum
and
minimum
dimensions
adopt-
J
ed
by
the
National
Basketball
WEDNESDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
"Bo-Me-Hj
Gym
Class
p.m.
2:30
Rup-Rec
Tiny
Tots.
3:30
Teen
Age
Badminton
(casual!.
7:00
Ad
Jit
Club
Badminton,
7:30
Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Girls.
'
Special
1:00
Gyro
Club
Luncheon;
1:30
Gyro
Club
Meeting.
2:30
Women's
Leather
2:30
Women's
Shell
work.
3:30
Jr.
Girls
Doll
Dressing
'
Class.
.
7:30
Teen
Age
Boys
Crafts.
8:00
Little
Theatre.
fen.se
requiring
less
running
around,
is
a
bit
trickier
but
is
J
much
more
satisfactory
on
a
large
playing
court.
There
are
variations
on
these
two
basic
defenses
and
many
I
GIRLS
NOW
IN
HOOP
SHOOT
Starting
First
Round
Tonight
Men
in
Second
Round
Twenty-four
players
from
the
girl's
basketball
league
havina
entered
the
Hoop
Shoot,
tonight
Will
see
their
first
round
competition
under
way.
The
open
and
junior
divisions
of
the
shoot
are
now
well
into
the
second
round,
and
will
continue
tonight
with
the
round
being
completed
by
Saturday
night.
Highlight
to
date
in
second
round
play
is
Glen
Carlsen's
1?
successive
baskets
on
Saturday
night
with
a
final
score
of
13
out
of
his
15
shots.
A
perfect
score
is
yet
to
be
made
and
any
contetant
doing
so
will
receive
a
special
prize.
Here
are
tonight's
contest-
ants:
Junior
half-time
R.
David
son
and
Melvin
Moore,
H.
Black-
aby
and
Harold
Webber,
Junior-Girls'
interval
Pit
Parnell
and
Alan
Currie.
Dianne
Girls'-Intermediate
interval
Edie
Jordan
and
Lorainne
Youngman,
Irene
Kildal
and
Lily
Sylvester,
Jackie
Budinich
and
Nellie
Bill.
Intermediate
half-time
Jack
James
and
Jim
Intermeia.
'Juhn
Ketcheson
and
Dick
Wesch.
Intermediate-Senior
interval
Don
Johnson
and
Tom
Boulter,
R.
E.
Montador
and
Stan
Cornwall,
Bill
Long
and
Joe
McKay.
Senior
half-time
Ray
'Spring
and
Bob'Scharff,
Nick
Pavlikis
and
Neil
Stromdahl.
f
CALVERT
1622
LUriDEK
BUfiDwcscmitr
-
-
-
i
--
...
teams
will
use
a
combination
of
Kennedy
and
Nina
Youngrean.
them
depending
on
.
circum-
Rusty
Thain
and
Cristine
Cur-stances.
rie.
1
The
ceiling
of
the
court
must
Girls.
haif.time.Muricl
Shie-be
at
least
20
feet
high.
This
and
Leona
Webster,
Betty
Ham
minimum
measurement
o
f
teniton
and
Muriel
Greenwood
prevents
high-arched
long
shots
Jeanne
Husoy
and
Arietta-
H-vm-for
the
basket
from
mid-floor
Htoh.
British
boxer
Stan
Hawthorne
j
developed
teething
trouble
soon
.
after
he
turned
professional,
so
;
he
got
rid
of
four
and
a
glass
j
chin.
The
moustachioed
pride
of
North
Shields,
Stan
was
an
outstanding
amateur
before
he
joined
the
paid
ranks.
Then
came
57
knockout
victories,
believed
to
be
a
record
among
British
lightweights,
that
earned
him
a
title
bout.
He
was
hardly
up
from
his
corner
in
a
championship
tilt
against
an
old
rival,
Billy
Thompson
than
he
was
down
ond
out
on
the
canvas.
A
feathery
clip
to
the
chin
had
ended
the
fight.
Even
Thompson
admitted
a
fly
would
hardly
turn
a
hair
to
a
similar
blow.
Stan
was
bewildered.
The
next
morn-
i
inr
while
shaving
he
plavfully
J
tapped
the
erring
chin.
He
rose
dazed
from
the
bathroom
floor.
Hawthorne
consulted
a
dentist
who
guaranteed
removal
of
four
teeth
would
end
the
trouble.
.
Now
in
the
welter
division,
fiilan
has
proved
the
dentist
j
right.
In
oife
fight,
Tommy
Ar-
mour,
a
puncher
of
repute,;;
landed
a
hefty
clout
on
the
al-
jj
leged
glass
jaw.
Nothing
hap-U
pened.
Stan
went
on
to
win,)
comfortably,
as
he
has
done
in
2
every
succeeding
fight.
Back
In
the
championship
class
as
a
re-
suit,
the
North
Shields
boy
Is
down
for
a
March
British
wel-jz
terweight
title
eliminating
con-
test
with
Mcrthyr
Tydfil's
Eddie
Thomas
who
recently
beat
American
Billy
Graham.
work.
In
recent
seasons
these
J
play-offs
have
been
emitted
byjj
special
arrangement
fr'omi
Prince
Rupert.
'
ClMUhl
LE
r,
FIGHTFOR
PLAY-OFFS
NEW
YORK
With
Detroit
Red
Wings
in
a
cinch
for
first
place,
the
issue
for
second
place
and
Stanley
Cup
play-off
positions
in
the
National
Hockey
League
is
still
very
much
in
doubt.
Boston
Bruins
are
holding
a
one
point
lead
over
Montreal
Canadiens
now
for
the
runner-up
.
spot.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
still
have,
an
outside
chance
to
make
second
place
but
it
is
a
very
remote
possibility.
Chicago
Blaclt
Hawks
and
New
York
Rangers
are
definitely
out
Of
the
play-off
running.
Another
loss
for
the
Maule
Leafs
will
remove
them
from
a
second
or
third
praee
possibility,
i
Their
next
game
is
with
the
Canadiens
at
Montreal
Thurs-
'
day.
j
Tonight
Boston
and
New
York
will
be
playing
at
Detroit
and
Chicago
at
Boston.
Final
league
fixtures
are
scheduled
for
this
Saturday
and
Sunday
with
the
play-offs
starting
next
week.
j
The
league
standings
to
date:'
W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
.
Detroit
31
7
19
182
140
69
Boston
27
8
22
164
155
62
Montreal
28
9
22
143
122
61
Toronto
22
13
21
142
145
57
Chicago
20
8
29
1C7
198
48
New
York
17
11
28
124
161
43
HOCKEY
BROADCAST
IS
SOUGHT
HERE
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
communicating
with
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
to
ascertain
if
the'
Stanley
Cup
hockey
finals,
which
are
to
be
played
shortly,
will
be
broadcast
from
station
CFPR
here
off
the
national
net-
v
the
fur
trade
and
organ
Philpott,
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Ltd.
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The
beard
'
-growing
style
u
j
catching
on
and
is,
apparently.
to
be
(nine
the
Vogue
between
now
and
May
6,
the
date
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club's
spp.
ond
annual
Klondyke
night.
Up
to
early
yesterday
afternoon
in
entries
for
the
$50
beard-grow,
ing
contest
had
been
received
at
the
Capitol
Barber
6hop.
The
entrants
up
to
that
time
werp
Howie
Lavigne,
Ted
Smith,
Bob-
j
by
Woods,
Harvey
Irwin,
Jack
Clough,
Benny
Windle,
H.
M
'
Wightman.
R.
3.
MeClymont;
and
H.
S.
Cornwell.
The
list
does
not
include
Gyros
who.
although
growing1
beards
themselves,
are
not
elig-1
ible
for
the
big
prize
contest.
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Imd'I
iwihu
blarkh4-4wrif
tim.
Gt
two
oai.ct
of
pcroiiu
powdrr
from
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a
SHIIULOLO
(Canada)
limited
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w
Committee
of
the
United
States
j
and
Canada
in
their
Official
!
Basketball
Rules
but
generally,
j
no
two
gyms
are
alike
in
all
j
respects.
This
one
factor
probably
led
to
the
two
main
types
of
basketball
defensive
tactics.
One
type,
the
man-to-man
defense,
is
just
what
the
name
Implies
each
player
guards
a
man
on
the
opposing
team
following
hhh
all
over
the
court.
The
other
type
the
lone
defense
has
a
mart
guarding
a
Section
of
the
floor
arid
every
opponent
entering
that
section
is
his
responsibility."
Obviously,
the
mart
-
to
-
man
defense
is
all
right
on
a
small
floor,
but
would
lead
to
exhaustion
if
followed
exclusively
on
a
large
court.'
The
zone
de-
FLOORING
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
SIDING
-
ALL
TYPES
SASH
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AND
DOOR
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in
1636.
which
you'll'.'
find
.long
shot
ex-j
perts
accomplish
in
high
ceiling
courts.
I
BASKETBALL
TIME-TABLE
March
15
Kinsmen
vs.
High
School,
High
School
vs.
Doms,
Stones
vs.
Merchants,
Savoy
v.--.
Bo-Me-Hi.
March
19,
21
Play-off
semi-March
20,
29,(
April
2
Play-ofi
finals.
.
The
following
unscheduled
intermediate
games
to
be
playcXi
if
they
aL4
A
fcnal
standings:
Morgans
As:
Merchants,
High
School
vs!
iP&shion.
ladbWowls
leaguschedule
March
15
Mill??
Bay
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
Brownwwids
vs.
Stars,
Boosters
vs.
Bu?tf
Bees,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Rosa
Lees,
Toilers
vs
Belmonts.
March
22-
Busy
Bees
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Boosters
vs.
Toilers,
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Stars,
Noble
&
Wick
vs.
Bi-ownwoods,
Belmonts
vs.
Miller
Bay.
March
29
-Toilers
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Boosters,
Miiler
Bay
vs.
Brownwoods,
Belmonts
vs.
Stars,
Rosa
Lws
vs.
Nobie
&
Wick.
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
March
21
Variety
vs.
Sc.uby's,
G.
&
A.
vs.
Orange,
Westview
vs
Taft
&
Orlowes;
Annettes
vs.
Savoy's,
DeJong's
vs.
Manson's.
March
28
Westview
vs.
G.
&
A.,
Taffc
&
Oriowes
vs
Scuby's",
Variety
vs.
Orange;
Savoy's
vs
MaiVson's,
DeJong's
vs.
Annettes.
...
FELINE
KILLERS
i
As
a
general
rale
tigers
kill
i
during
daylight
and
leopards
at!
night,
POWER
COSTS
HIGH
.
Pulp
and
paper
mills
spend
$55,000,000
annually
for
fuel
and
electricity.
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
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174
B0X
274
of
Habitants.
In
1647
Governor
of
Three
River,
in
1648
and
after-wards
it
member
of
the
Sovereign
Council.
Pierre's
son,
Jean
Baptiste,
wm
elected
Mayor
of
Quebec
in
166
?.
He
later
formed
a
new
for
rtm.
rny
to
obtain
greater
returns
for
the
colonist.
Truly
a
distinguished
pioneer
Canadian
fanillv.
was
granted
the
Seignrtries
Cournoyer
and
Reperuigny.
brother
Charles
was
made
Great
Families
Create
Great
Nations
17tli
Century,.
vf
l,
'
c
1'
fTHARLY
in
the
Calverr
li,.,;l
-
0
'
the
principles
of
democratic
freedom
and
religious
tolerance
which
had
previously
been
denied
them!
-
'
'
The
family
is
the
corner-stone
upon
which
great
nations
are
built.
Let
each
of
us
strive
to
promote
within
the
great
Canadian
family
the'
same
concepts
of
freedom
and
tolerance
pioneered
by
theCalvert
family,
over
three
hundred
years
ago,
A.aiverttam.ly.di.sringuishu.ir'nlish
statesman
and
Secretary,
of
State
to
Kingjames
I,
founded
pioneer
colonies
in
Newfoundland
and
Maryland.
Calvert's
descendants
encouraged
their
New
World
settlers
to
build
and
to
work
in
harmony
for
the
common
good.
They
also
fostered
He
engaged
in
ized
the
Company
he
of
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