Prince
Rupert
Daily
Rew
Monday,
April
24,
1950
"
3
i)y.
BASKETBALL
WIND-UP
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Vancouver
'.Saturday
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Fov.le,
C.
H.
Klotz.
T.
Hasse,
Mr.
and
Mis.
L.
D.
Publicover
and
StA.i
McCiay.
From
Sandspit
tSaturdny.
G.
Russ,
J.
Secord
an
1
D.
Crosby.
-
For
Vancouver
-to-Iayi
Mrs.
C.
Wilson,
Mrs.
D.
Shad",
Mrs.
J.
Colussi
and
children,
J.
H.
Mc-
646
TAXI
NOW-BETTER
THAN
EVER
at
:.
:
Our
New
Location
CORNER
OF
'
7TH
STREET
AND
SECOND
AVENUE
1
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aim
mus
1.
4-1
Ai
Ciy.
Joe
Davis
Most
Valuable
Player-Bob
Smith
Voted
Best
Sportsman
4
Joe
Davis
of
Co-ops
-was
-awarded
the
Don
Forward
Trophy
at
the
annual
Prince
Ttnpert
Basketball
Association
presentation
banquet
Saturday
night
as
being
the
most
valuable
player
of
the
1949-50
season.
The
Bobby
Houston
Memorial
Cup
for
the
bet
sportsman
whs
awarded
to
Bob
Smith
of
Merchants
Intermediates.
;
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For
Cumshewa
I.
Ol.,en.
S.
jStanich
and
E.
During,
Cum
shewa.
For
Sandspit
Jo.eih
Cheil.
FOR
SERVICE
SAFETY
SATISFACTION
GUCHISO
CALL
The
presentations
were
maae
Life
an(j
civi?.
Centre,
.trophies
by
Fred
Calderone,
recreational
from
Mayor
Rudderham.
B.E.
GAMES
BAIT
Toronto
is
bidding
for
the
1054
British
Empire
games
and
a
lure
is
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition's
sports
field
shown
above.
The
$4,000,000
grandstand
will
seat
about
25,000
and
Toronto
officials
promise
to
build
bleachers
to
jack
the
figure
up
to
50,000
If
necpssary.
The
track
Is
one-third
of
a
mile
but
this
would
oe
filtered
to
the
regulation
quarter
mile.
Toronto's
bid.
along
with
those
of
"Vancouver,
Hamilton
and
Miintreal,
will
be
considered
at
a
Montreal
mooting
of
the
British
Empire
Games
AssociaU
3n
in
May.
(CP'
Photo)
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ARROW
CABS
director
of
the
Civic
Centre.
-
"
The
wind-up
to
the
1949-50
1
basketball
season
took
place
(
Ry
ftOBlNSON
.
'
Saturday
.nigtot
at
the
Iglon'wlkJC
vunrvnnr
WIN
KNUtKUVU
auditorium
when
the
players.
and
their
friends
held
a
basket-!
COLUMBUS,
Ohio
Welter-bill
dance.
Cups
and
trophic
weight
champion
Ray
Robinson
vere
presented
by
Mayor
George
ast
night
lowered
the
boom
on
F.udderham
and
Alderman
Eton:
cliff
Beckett
of
Sudbury,
On-Fitch.
(tarlo.
In
45
seconds
of
the
third
r7i
m
i
Spirited
Fight
I
rilirAiM'H
Schedule
Of
Men's
Bowls
mm
Card
Presented
It
was
another
full
house
at
J
Presentation
to
the
Junior
round
&
a
non.titie
bout
.
Rob-boys'
league
winners
was
'made,
lnson
w.it;nPd
,55
pounds''
and
to
the
Rupert
Hotel
by
Alder-:Berkott
i571i
pounds.
j
April
24
Mallets
vs
Thorn
ISheet
Metal,
Coid
Storage
vsCan.
(Legion,
Commercials
vs
Philpott
;Evitt,
Ambassadors
vs
Undesir-'ables,
C.P.A.
vs
Rupert
Motors,
j
Ladies'
Bowling
Race
Is
Close
As
a
result
of
last
week's
plav,
Lyons
and
Rosa
Lee's
are
now
in
a
tie
for
first
place
in
"A"
League
or
Ladies'
Bowling
while
,
Brownwoods
and
Commercials
rare
on
even
footing
In
"B"
League.
This
is
the
third
competi-j'tion
of
the
season.
.
1,
Hlgh:
single
game
was
K.
Thompson
of
Plungers
with
295
'whtle'L.-Keays
Of
Stars
had
the
mail
i
inn
uiiu
Kits;
i
-
...
-
boys'
play-off
-winners
the
Kins-
.
'
.
"
"
"
.,,
L.
t"
men
Club
with
Derek.
Letea
Capt
W.
C.
Pou'ton
of
theSal-
zl-22
Bosner
B.
rimtit
BI.I
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ApNntmmi
Hum
10
30
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PA
.
'MMi,
EBY&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
-
REMODKLLIXG
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
M.H.A.
fhowt
Green
883
Bflx
516
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
W.I.
Stages
vs
Oddfellows,
Sco-tians
vs
D.
Ii
S.,
Manson's
vs
Triple
C.'s,
Crescents
vs
Granti
neau.
,
vation
Army
hai
oecepted
an
Jackie
Budinich
received
the
mvltation
to
adde
th
Prince
Commander
Cree
and
Al
Man-jRUpert
Gyro
Clu
at
thU
Wesson
Trophies
from
Alderman
.nesday's
weekly
,
InHc.ienn.,
,
Fitch
on
behalf
of
the
People
......umj
mra
Friday
i
Ui'
unabli
to
Uay.
HECFPriostii
the
Northern
Sports
Boxing
Club'
Friday
night
when
eight
spirited
,
bouts
were
presented
on
.the
'
weekly
fight
card.
Most
of
them
were
draws
with'
two
decisions
'
and
one
knock-out.
The
bout
between
Gem"!,
'
White
and
Bob
Scurf
re
resulted
in
a
knockout
for
the
latter
An
two
minutes
35
seconds
of
the
third
round.
White
weighed
Vj
pounds
and
Scarffe,
178
pounds.
'
Cafe,
Stones
vs
Home
Oil,
J.C.'s
mil
i
Store
team
in
the
Ladies'!
rouowmg
a
ano
i
cnase
on
league.
(Second
Avtnue
"Sjti.-rday
after-
Mayor
Rudderham
presentel
noon
tn
which
"
he
was
over-
NEW
Ml
'three
game
htch
of
722.'
,
Following
wrre
the
team
re-
,
milts:
j
the
George
Cook
Cup
and
the
powered
-.by
Constables
Fred
Grotto
Cup
to
Bob
Gill
of
the
Brlggs,
George
Redhead
and
Pat
1
Fashion
Footwear,
Intermediate
Gurr,
a
burly
young
man
namtxl
S
AVW
JJJN
3HQN01I
iNo
1
vs
Blain
s,
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs.
Brownwoods.
j
May
1
Hqme
OH
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Brownwoods
vs
J.C.'s
No.
1.
Blain's
vs
Triple
C.'s,
Manson's
vs
J.C.'s
No.
2,
Stones
vs
Scotians,
j
Crescents
vs
D.
&
S.,
Undesirables
vs
Philpott
Evilt,
Oddfellows
vs
C.P.A.
,
Rupert
Motors
vs
jCan.
Legion,
Cold
Storage'
vs
W.I.
Stages,
Ambassadors
vsMal-
League
winners.
Herb
Morgau,
of
the
Co-op,
Jimmy
Mclnnls
wai
Tined
$10
In
city
police
court
this
mornT.g
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness.
',
George
Warner
won
a
decision
over
Roy
Wieck.
Both
wen
ninety-pounders.
,
Hary
Yule,
1Q0
pounds,
decls-
FOR
STEAM
BAT
SHOWERS
&
MAS
Private
Room
it:
$1.25
Scmi-Privatr
Room
$1.00
j
Senior
winners,
received
the
Sun
jedMjOO-
U0JLJS9J
LAST
SfRAVSi
by
Stevens
Public
S'.cam
B
75c
ioned
Glen
Campbell,
100.
i
The
other
bouts
were:
Frances
Rowe,
00
vs
Victor
'
Prystay,
90.
Ralph
Wleck,
90
vs
Jim
OT'oole
90.
'
Howard
Johanscn,
95,
vs
Dir.i
y
Neufeld,
100.
Dany
Neufeld,
100
vs
Rocky
Terry,
103.
Bob
Berthelct,
147,
vs
Bill
Scott,
150.
STl'DEXTS
RATu
"A"
League
Rosa
Lee
3,
Wrathall's
0
Gordon
and
Anderson
3,
Scu-by's
0
Stars
3,
Lucky
Strikes
0
Variety
2,
Savoy
'si
Annettes
2,
Rupert
Radio
1
Belmont
2,
Lyons
1
"B"
League
Boosters
3,
Big
Sisters
0
Noble
and
Wick
3,
Unlteers
0
Commercial
2,
Brownwwods
1
SealCove
2.
Tollers
1
Wallace
Pnarmacy
2,
Black
Cat
1
Pinheads
2,
Plungers
1
League
Slamlinif
"A"
League
Rosa
Lee
12
6
I.vons
12
C
Stars
.....
,
10
8
B?lmont
g
9
AllWVd
3I1N3
3H1
UOd
Showm
Children's
Spp
Sat.
betwpenSandi:
Mxssagc
from
:
S30HS
NORTHERN
SI
lets.
Commercials
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
May
8
C.P.A.
vs
Commercials,
Mallets
vs
Cold
Storage,
W.I.
Stages
vs
Ambassadors,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Philpott
Evitt,
Can.
Legion
vs
Oddfellows,
Ru
pert
Motors
vs
Undesirables,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Crescents,
Scotians
vs
Manson's
J.C.s'
No.
2
vs
Stones,
D.
&
S.
vs
Grand
cafe.
Triple
C.'s
vs
Brownwoocls,
Blain's
vs
Home
Oil.
May
15
Manson's
vs
Home
Oil.
Grand
Cafe
vs
Brownwoods,
J.C.'s
No."
1
vs
Scotians,
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Crescents,
Blain's
vs
D.
&
S.
Stones
vs
Triple
C.'s,
Cold
Storage
vs
Undesirables,
Philpott
Evltt
vs
Oddfellows,
C.P.A.
vs
Mallots,
W.I.
Stages
vs
Commercials,
Rupert
Motors
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Ambassadors
Vs
Can.
Legion.
STEAM
BAT
J
Officals
at
the
Northern
Sports
Club
bouts
were
Referee
Benny
jWlndle,
matchmaker
and
time-j
keeper.
Norm
Applin.
Assisting
I
in
the
handling
were
Sammy
I
Sinclair
and
Chuck
Pollock.
Phone
658
for
m4
Real
Val
.
OPEN
.DAY
&
T
ue....
i
1
Gordon
&
Anderson
9
Wratfialfs
9
Rupert
.Radio
B
Annettes
9
Variety
9
I
uokv
Strike.
8
Savoy's
...
7
Sr-uby's
...
5
"B"
League
Brownwoods
13
Commercial
13
Toilers
12
Seal
Cove
9
Wallace
Pharmacy
9
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ROWAN,
Ont
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A
giant
eim
tree,
about
150
years
old,
was
cut
down
here
recently
and
none
too
soon.
The
tre?
25
feet
in
circumference
and
12
feet
thick,
wits
hollowed.
Only
five
inches
of
waad
held
It
at
c
t
SPECIALS!!!
.E.
TABLE
IRONER
$
75.00
N.E.
GLADIRONER
$119.75
N.E.
FLOOR
POLISHER
$
35.00
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
$
18.95
G.E
WASHER
WITH
PUMP
$169.50
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NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
C.
Blue
210
Blar-k
Cat
--"
and
listers
P'-.dsteTs
...
Plungers
...
Pinheads
point.
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Angry
Hockey
;Series
Evened
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to
hurry
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and
rid
yourself
of
troublesome
)
furnace
care,
the
worries
of
uncertain
.
heat
;
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'An
Imperial
Oil
contract,
with.;
.
the
Imperial
Weather-controlled
delivery"''
service,
gives
you
comfort,
convenience,
'
cleanliness
automatically
The
EssoOiL
Burner
has
fuel-eavaig
featurea
no
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,
other
burner
can
offer
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advertisement
Control
Hoard
or
is
not
pulilislied
or
iliiliiycilliy
ll"
by
the
Govcniiiieut
of
British
Wu
Boxing
fans
went
home
well
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Pttched,
taped,
bruised
and
pleased
with
one
of
the
best
am-
ateur
boxing
shows
staged
here
in
many
a
season.
After
SVlday
ahgry.
.
the
New
Westminster
Royals
and
Los
Angeles
Mon-archs
collide
again
tonight
in
the
fifth
game
of
the
best
of
nights
fine
card,
which
was
witnessed
by
a
capacity
croad
it,
ap
MARCH
AND
OIL
HEATS
seven
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
finals.
They
are
now
tied
at
two-all.
A
mutual
head-bashing
brawl
VORTEX
OIL
BURNER
BLONDIE
A
Born
Beggar.
r
'By
chic;young
IRON
FIREMAN
STOMJ
pears
that
boxin
is
bark
to
stay.
The
first
thre
bouts
ended
in
a
draw,
the
fourth,
fif'Ji
and
sixth
ended
in
decisions
and
seventn
ended
In
two
minute
and
twenty-five
seconds
of
th
third
round.
jThe
final
bout
of
the
evening
I
ended
tn
a
draw.
in
Saturday
night's
game
was
won
by
the
Royals
in
overtime
6-5.
It
was
only
one
of
several
Plumbinjr
&
Ileal
inff
Altera!
similar
episodes
that
threatened
to
end
up
in
a
Donnybrook.
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&
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