II
Prince
Rupert
Drops
Second
Game
But
Wins
Provincial
Hoop
Series
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
W77rf
Ilia
Scries
Totals:
Prince
Rupert
84.
KamlooDs
79
Saturday
Night:
Kamloops
41,
Prince
Rupert
32
:Pints
of
tyin
up
the
TC3
.
total.
Prince
Rupert
Jets
Saturday
night
claimed
the'
The
game
was
characterized
historic
Vancouver
Star
Cud.
symbolic
of
nnwinl
by
considerably
i?ss
accuracy
m
'id
rX&h
Cigarette
Tobacco
Senior
"B"
basketball
championship,
for
the
second
pjj
tune
in
two
years
when
they
won
their
two-game,
total
,
aLXZZ
point
series
with
Kamloops
Rainbows
by
a
five-point
had
been
brought
to
a
in-
point
...u..n,
n
inning
me
iu
ni
gallic
0.-00
anil
UI
Oppuiff
r
naay
evening,
was
ueveicpju
the
second
41-32.
j
almost
to
perfectit.il
Saturday
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
KICP
YOUR
NERVES
100
STEADY
AVOID
CAFFEIN
-
DRINK
POSTUM
Drink
P
oi
turn
all
you
like!
Flavorful
Postum
contains
no
caifein
(a
tea
and
coffee
do)
can't
upset
nerves
nor
The
goblet,
bearing
the'
shields
of
more
than
a
score
VICTORY
BY
CLOSE
.'MARGIN'
V
I
R
night.
Kamloops'
determination
to
win
caused
them
to
adopt
a
of
provincial
hoop
winners
over
Prince
Rupert's
victory,
how
bout
one-third!
BuvPos'rumWjv.
T
CT
I
1
YY
.
(Strategy
wnicn
Kepi
me
rnnce
ever,
was
won
by
a
narrower
RuJm
Too
1
....
team
so
well
covered
Prfnre
Rupm
Dullp
mm
Monday,
April
25,
1949
margin
than
might
have
been!
that
thev
had
relatively
few
n.-v
the
years,
was
presented
to
Jet
captain
Angus
Macphee
at
the
conclusion
of
Saturday
night's
game
by
Harry
Chapman,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Amateur
Basketball
Association
before
700
expected
on
the
basis
of
Its
Fri-1
portunities
to
have
undisturbed
day
night
s
win
over
the
Raj;1.
;
shots
at
the
basket,
while
Pi
ince
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
Avenue
D-v.
"lents.
A
iirst
JIT-
Mttefe
similar
TT&tlliniQjj
bows.
In
In
the
the
first
first
Mm
game.
th
"uw,fc
inn
&flDwri$
I
tacucs.
built
up
a
14-point
ir.anrin
fans
who
crowded
the
galleries
in
the
Civic
Cenue
gymn.
which
was
carried
over
Into
Siit-
'
Tfle
tall-hatleo
challengers
'
AFGfed
urday
night's
half
of
the
series,
f
sfrapped
lheir
C'I'
of
get-j
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
'It
gives
me
a
considerable
giving
mem
the
edee
thst
re.
r-u-.p.v
Qiute
"igiiamsian
miles.
amount
of
pleasure
to
present
suJUd
in
the
championship
i.f
Uis
I
1
I
trophy
rill
tt
t
to
-vl
mm
b-,n
T
.
.
a
-
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
BUTTE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
ARROW
CABS
your
Prince
Ru
MIXED
FIVE
PIN
Lh,U,lh
STANDINGS
...
...
W
L
Pts
Saturday
night,
KamlooDs
ab
Civic
Centre
-
Dates
.
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
unloosing
a
shot.
,In.
tcad,
both
teams
lined
up
on
the
hoop
at
every
opportunity,
,
because
of
the
close
personal
style
of
play,
the
average
of
accuracy
was
low.
sented
a
more
hard-driving
front
Uian
they
had
the
previous
evening
and
late
in
the
fourth
quarter
they
had
victory
within
tneir
Roof?,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
pert
team,"
Mr.
Chapman
told
the
crowded
hall.
"Last
year,
your
team
went
to
Port
Alberni
with
the
definite
idea
of
winning.
They
obviously
had
the
same
resolution
in
this
series."
Sports
TUESDAY
Both
teams
took
70
field,
shots
grasp
on
-
the
basis
of
a
10-point
iU-JOIIlvl
24-Hour
Service
PHONE
646
"
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
lead
which
left
them
within
four
'
at
tne
bas,!et
r
which
Kamlo.ips
PHONES
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
P.O.
Box
1670
a.m.
9:00-
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Hi
Gym
Class
muceys
AAA
33
9
Kinsuinners
30
i
Headpinners
31)
12
Pushovers
29
13
Hioner
Laundry
.
25
17
Dodgers
24
18
Brownwoods
22
20
Wingers
23
13
BC.
Messenger
....
21
21
Silver
Streaks
18
24
Cloverleats
..
19
23
Hotshots
18
23
Overwaitea
15
26
'Malkins
15
24
HiKh
School
16
2(
Bc'ks
15
27
Maple
Leafs
12
30
Filibusters
,
10
29
i
iK-vcii
ana
nince
Kuper;
'nine.
In
the
matter
of
penalty
shots,
Prince
Rupert
sank
14
out
Ifif
?Q
nnr!
lfsmlnnm
1Q
nut
ni
on
INTERMEDIATE
BASKETBALL
SCORING
Basketball
Leaeue
scorer
Oliver
R-ntrKv,
v,
.....
BRYDGES
and
McLEAN
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
"
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
,
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
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872
10th
East
of
the
ieague
scoring
records
of
he
pas
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s
C
HtPERT
wm
aney
be
b
lished
league
by
league
as
smcP
rJU.
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?.u"
AT
FIRST
Special
p.m.
4:00
Junior
Boys
and
Teen
Girls
Leathercraft
7:30
Mixed
Advanced
Leathercraft
7::30
Civic
Centre
General
Meeting
8:00
Little
Theatre
-
uic
iiiicrmeaiate
ie
,
League
records
are
given.
.
.
Prince
Rupert
took
a
slipht
Player
Team
G
FG
FGA
Pn?.
ptpti
w
r,
lnrt
in
th
rimt
fom
minnt..
r
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
"
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-
-
-
......vw
.
a
tc
i
i
rio
B.
McChesney
S
15
46
Besner
Block
PHONE
600
Room
31
piay,
men
yiemea
it
to
me
itatn-
bovfs
who
held
the
etlge
until
tlu
final
whistle.
At
quarter
time,
the
score
stood
12-10
for
Kam-'
loops
and
by
half
time,
the
lead
had
built
up
to
23-18
Li
favor
!of
the
invaders.
DRY
KINDLING
WOOD
50c
Sack
Delivered
,
Chain
Saw
and
Operator
Available
for
Hire
'
PHONE
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&
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TRANSFER
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186
J.
Hebb
(M
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A.
Owens
(Mel
15
G.
Haugan
(F)
15
R.
Gill
IF)
15
B.
Ratchford
(H)
15
S.
Dumas
(S)
15
M.
Brew
(Mo)
17
R.
Scharff
(Mo)
17
Phone
f
The
first
half
of
the
gams
was
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
,
Phone
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P.O.
Box
52(t
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MACEY'S
RETAIN
CONTROL
OVER
MIXED
LEAGUE
Maceys,
who.se
persistence
placed
them
at
the
top
of
the
mixed
five-pin
league
a
week
ago,
held
the
position
eomfort-tabiy
at
this
week's
session
by
defeating
Malkin's
three
games
to
nothing,
hoisting
them
three
(Continued
or.
1-age
Five)
MIXED
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
April
25
Leftovers
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Humdingers
vs.
Teeners,
Guttersnipes
vs.
Hangovers,
Alleycats
vs.
Amazons.
May
2
Alleycats
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Guttersnipes
vs.
Humdingers
Irffinvprs
i
IlinKKu.,,
1
B.
Hill
M.
Webster
(H)
42
46
45
44
36
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37
36
35
33
35
31
32
29
31
27
23
26
22
!
featured
by
long
shooting
on
both
sides,
forced
by
the
tempo
of
the
play.
Within
the
firit
few
minutes,
the
fans
v,cfe
aware
of
the
fact
thai
Kamloops
was
playing
a
far
Detter
game
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
-
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for
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T.
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...
B.
Sunberg
(H)
....
O.
Slatta
(F
R.
Anderson
(Me)
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
S.
Youneman
(Mp
id
than
they
had
on
th
evening.
previous
Teeners
vs.
Amazons.
I
May
9
Miller
Bay
vs.
Amaz
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C
R.
Christoff
(Si
15
M.
Teng
F
15
J.
Haugan
(F)
8
O.
Eidsvik
(Ml
16
ons,
Teeners
vs.
Guttersnipes.j
Humdingers
vs.
Hangovers,
Leftovers
vs.
Alleycats.
In
the
second
half,
Kamlcops
organized
a
series
of
terrific
drives
which
time
after
time
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
invited
to
out
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
May
16
Hangovers
vs.
Mille;
were
broken
up,
by
'prince
Ru-
;
S
A
V(
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23
!
24
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mrta
eniintjr.nf
fen
!.-
;
"Bay,
Guttersnines
vs.
Leftovers
L.
Hill
(Hi
17
H.
Marshall
(St
15
R.
Smith
(S)
15
J.
James
(Fi
14
At
no
time,
could
it
be
iaid
that
Humdingers
vs.
Allyecats,
Teen-
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDING
ers
vs.
Amazons.
rnnce
Kupert
emp'.oyt.i
a
vr-
'
"
..io.
,
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
Mav
23
Miller
Bay
vs.
Gut
tensive
style
of
play.
Well
aware
that
the
championship
u
tersnipes,
Humdingers
vs.
Amazons,
Alleycat3
vs.
Teeners,
E.
Moore
(Me)
15
A.
Lien
IMo)
17
R.
Jones
(Moi
is
A.
Hartwig
(H)
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FIRST
AIR
MAIL
S.
Scherk
(H)
4
initial
lead,
they
rctahaU'd
wilh
.
everything
they
had.
t
Prince
Rupert's
maximui
was
a
little
less
than
tt
had
ocen
the
previous
evening,
with
one
player
out
on
aceount
of
injuries
AT
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
YOUR
DOOR
J.
Intermela
(F)
16
A.
Anrtsen
(F)
14
D.
Wesch
(S)
15
WRAT1IAL!
The
first
air
mail
letter,
sent
to
Benjamin
Franklin
when
he
was
living
in
France
in
1735,
was
carried
by
balloon
across
the
English
Channel.
L.
Van
Pykstra
(H)
17
B.
Pierce
(Fi
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Public
Accountant,
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etc.
income
Tax
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Phone
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INTERIOR
DECORATING
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17
D.
Johnsen
(F)
4
F.
Simonson
(F)
:
3
B.
Watson
(Moi
14
W.
Anderson
(Me)
6
r.
Young
(Si
u
TRAIN
SCIIEDl
v.
For
the
East
1
t
o
,
i.
and
another
playing
with
a
damaged
leg.
i
Sev
Dominato,
who
had
a
badly
sprained
ankle,
watched
the
game
from
the
bleachers,
while
Jack
Lindsay,
despite
s
strained
leg,
played
a
yeomam
game
am:
was
the
ihird
Highest
seorer
of
the
evr.-ing,
exceeded
by
Ellis
and
Barton
of
Kamloops.
At
the
third-quarter
wntstle,
Prince
Rupert
had
narrowed
its
game
deficit
to
one
point,
trailing
by
29-28,
but
in
th-j
fourth
THOR
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
Lindsay
was
hi;?h
scorer
ior
Prince
Rupert
with
10
On
the
whole,
the
ganw
did
not
have
as
much
opecUcular
quality
as
had
Friday
night's
game,
particularly
btc
me
the
shooting
was
poorer,
although
its
continuous
split-seiood
p-xwibti-itics
kept
the
fans
on"cdge
at
all
times.
Game
officialswere
.
Wtllox,
R.
Wilson
(Me)
....
N.
Sather
(Me)
WASHED
J.
Walsh
(S)
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
.
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturc.
10:45
p.m.
6
4
4
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204
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Street
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