.MEN'S
FIVE
PIN
'IT
I.FAGI
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Ruprrt
Dnlip
nrtus
UD.
Friday.
March
12,
1948
Today
in
'
'
Mar.
12-C.rotto
vs.
Oanflsm.
Mutts
vs.
Thornclilff
s,
Co-op
v.
Leals.
Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose.
Stones
vs.
Scotiians.
Armv
vs.
Thorn's
tSheet
Metal.
Mar.
19
Stones
vs.
Moose,
Fish
Dork
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Mutts
vs.
Grotto.
Co-(U)
ys
Tlwrnclifles.
Armv
vs.
Leais
Canfisco
vs.
Scotland
Mar.
26
Armv
vs.
ro-o.
reals
vs.
Grotto.
Thomrliffes
vs
Fish
Dmk.
Canfisco
vs
Thorn
fUieet
Metal.
Moose
vs.
Scouan.
LEGION
BILLIARD
PLAY
RESUMED
Four
More
Matches
Run
Off
Last
Nkht
Play
was
resumed
last
night
in
the
English
billiards
tournament
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
four
matches
In
the
first
round
beinsr
played
with
results
as
follows:
Robert
Murray
(plus
10
1
beat
W.
Strachan
iplus
25
150-112.
stones
vs.
Muiuv
Aur
2
Tliornellffes
vs.
Thorn
VANCOUVER
HIGH
SCHOOL
HOOP
CHAMPS
COMING
DURING
EASTER
If
plans
that
are
now
being
initiated
come
through
to
fruition,
Prince
Rupert
basketball
fan
are
due
for
an
especial
treat
during
the
coming;
Eaber
holiday
reason.
Magee
High
.School,
British
Columbia
chanijvi,
have
signified
their
willingness
to
come
north
and
negotiations
to
bring
tlu.Mii
here
are
being
pursued
by
VS.
MOttoe.
Sheet
Metal.
Armv
Stones
vs.
-
Co-op
vs.
ucouuus.
Canfisco.
Lea
is
Grotto.
Mutls
vs
vs.
Fish
Dock.
beat
.
at
W.
t
AnE
fait,
1
1'
(plus
20)
150-149.
J.
Fudjjer
(sera
toll
i
1
Paul
Centre
Civic
Good
Companions
10
1
beat
R.
E.
150-123.
J.
Lawrie
iplus
!
Benson
(plus
3a
!
!
Ilih
School
Principal
A.
M
j
Hurst.
I
The
possibility
of
briniiut
ihere
at
the
same
time
the
John
DELIVERED
FREE
PHONE
(
w
1
I
Geo.
J.
Dawes
(plus
25
1
beat
!
J.
Campbell,
winner
of
last
SHORT
SPORT
Oliver
High
School
girls,
jdso
provincial
champions,
is
on
the
cards
as
well.
per
dozen
paid
ror
emptiei
PL)
TERRACE
GIRLS'
HOOP
TOURNEY
have
them
ready
when
trie
driver
q
COAST
BREWERIES
11
SICKS'
CAP1LAK0
EREWERT
IT
Ask
the
steady
pipe-smoker
...
the
man
who
knows
good
tobacco
...
he
will
tell
you
there's
nothing
just
like
Old
Chum
for
a
downright
satisfying
smoke.
A
favourite
since
1688,
Old
Chum
is
so
fresh,
so
cool,
so
consistently
pleasing.
HE)
SHQ5
The
Tobacco
of
Qualify
;
years'
tournament
who
had
a
,
handicap
of
minus
5U.
by
a
score
of
150-133.
i
One
game
was
played
in
the
!
second
round.
Jack
Frew
plav-
ing
D.
C.
Stewart
on
even
terms,
!
winning
150-134.
;
Four
games
still
remain
to
be
played
in
the
first
round
and
;
these
will
have
zo
no
played
Of
i
;
during
the
week-end
as
follows:
I
Bert
Morgan
vs.
J.
Kerrighan.
j
H.v
A.
Duncan
vs.
R.
Marshall.
i
S.
A.
Bird
vs.
J.
Bremner.
;
J
A.
Tens
vs.
J.
N'icoll
Tlie
imeomnarable
WaUubkvs:
from
Australia
generated
exh.tl.1
j
latum
and
exuberant
for
mote
than
Eruihsh
rugby
fans
at
Vancouver
recently
includ-,
ing
Don
Carlson
of
the
Vancouver
Sun.
Watching
Uiem
play,
he
writes,
revived
the
age-old
debate:
Resolved
that
rhubarbs
and
bloodshed
are
not
tlie
only
;
ingredients
of
sport
thrill.
Carl-
son
concludes:
"The
Wallabies
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
I
TERRACE
A
basketball
team,
sponsored
by
the
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and
Garage,
uefeated
by
a
score
of
26
to
23
a
team
sponsored
by
the
J.
H.
Smith
general
!
store
in
the
first
pame
of
a
FRIDAY
Tonlghti
Special
KvenU
10:30-4athercraft
Group.
6:45
Community
Calendar
CFPRi.
I
8:00
Borden
Street
School
Operetta.
8:00
Little
Theatre
Camera
Club
Rotary
Rehearsal
Typographical
Union
Dominion
Day
Sports
Committee.
SATURDAY
Sports
p.m.
2iO0-BartuiinUm.
Basketball
J'raUves
JlUia-Uigh
BcJwol
junior
boys.
J2:00-Wih
6chol
Junior
and
juvenile
girls.
Basketball
Ganu'K
0:3065
Taxi
vs.
Stones.
7:15-Peopies
vs.
High
School.
8:30Brownworx!s
vs
Co-op.
9:45Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Morgans.
Sperial
Kvent
8:30
-Sports
broadcast
iCFPRi.
jare
uif
Kind
of
auueu-s
no
WfJ.TimiMlliH
..liJ'I.Mfi.:)
irTi-rr
f.ii:i
Ti.ii
!'.
Cor.'.r;.
.-rtiiTent
i
not
p
r
u.l
or
by
tf.i
I
series
of
six
games
to
be
played;
'at
the
Civic
Centre
by
girls'!
aggregations.
j
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
maKe
you
think
of
artists
of
sportdom
App.s.
DiMasRio.
Gehrinur'
who
have
thrilled
you
with
their
skill
rather
than
their
boistcnm.-aiss."
i
TERRACE
JUNIOR
BOXERS
PLAN
TO
HURL
CHALLENGE
K.i:.sni"';i
...
p,;
("GRATEFUL"
FOR
J.C.
TROPHY
,
Appreciation
of
the
gesture
of
j
TERRACE
JUNIOR
!
HOOP
RESULTS
me
P.
TERRACE
Civic
Centre-
!..!!::.
lows
:
Machine
Shop
Marie
Linds-trom
13.
Valerie
Craig
11,
Vera'
franks
2,
Fay
iJeierson,
Rose
Marie
Tetrault,
Jean
Atwood.
;
';
Smith's
Store
Irene
Haugland'
J
13.
Doliy
Hauglar.d
4,
Collce
l
;
Whalen
2.
Pear-
Haugland
2,
Norma
Perry
2.
Joyce
Perry.'
,
Lvnne
Tetrault.
trained
junior
boxers
from
ler-
the
iunior
chamber
of
Corn-
Everybody
has
rupees
to
a.er
at
Bombay
and
Calcutta
racetracks.
And
you
could
lose
fabuious
San
Anita
inside
either
of
them.
i
Tanned
and
talkative
Peter'
MacRitchie
trundled
uito
Van-;
'
TERRACE
Kin.i.r.cn's
Junior.
'
oaskctball
team
(icu-atcJ
t'.n-
fikeena
Mercant'.ie
team
by
i
;
score
of
30
to
'G
in
a
hard-foinsir.
.
I..!'n-:c!
.1
V.
.
.
b
C..i
Cr.;;
race
may
hurl
a
challenge
at
nierce
in
donating
a
trophy
for
TEKKACfc
UE-H.N'
W)WL
STANDINGS
j
K'ouinierciaJ
League
!
Terrace
Electric
3
0
j
Johnstone
and
Michiel
.
2
11
Copper
River
2'
I
Sande's
Mill
1
2
Terrace
Machine
Shop
.1
2
little,
Haugland.
Kerr
...
1
2
Empire
Meat
Market
.
1
2
Lambley's
Snack
Bar
.03
Community
league
D.
O.
T
10
2
Oddfellows
9
3
A.
Y.
P.
A
5
7
Legion
W.
A
4
S
;
Women's
Institute
4
8
'
Teen
Town
4
8
;
x
4
co:ds:
'1
I
(same
recen'lv.
Scorii:
,
the
Northern
B.C.
Native
bas-'
ketoall
association
was
voiced
last
night
by
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
,Anfield
who
described
it
as
a
i
"generous
thing
which
will
pay
dividends
in
friendliness
between
the
city's
young
business
men
and
the
native
people."
Prince
Rupert
following
a
tournament
to
be
held
here
Saturday
night.
Twenty-two
young
boxing
enthusiasts
are
in
the
midst
of
training
for
a
card
to
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
which
will
decide
the
championship
for
the
Terrace
distric
couvv-r
recently
and
unfolded
;
;
weird
and
wonderful
tales
of
the
j
turf
in
Palestine.
India,
China
jaiid
Japan.
He
didn't
mention;
'Salomf."
Enroute
Jionie,
the
MonUeal
Gazette
city
editor
told
IKi-n
McConnell
of
the
Vancou
SCHEDULE
OF
MIXED
BOWLS
flee
uarci
"TteiuuA
of
They
are
thinK.ng
seriously
Mr.
Anfield
was
a
guest
speaker
at
the
Junior
Chamber
monthly
dinner
meeting,
held
ilarch
14
Couyim
vs
B.C.
P.wk-crs.
ldf-iU
I
-Lcriifjus
vs.
Mi.s
r
lilts,
Brownwoorts
vs.
1'riple
XXX.
Ishiml-rs.
vs.
C
Y
O.
asking
for
a
meeting
with
Prince
Rupert
junior
boxers
later.
in
the
Civic
Centre.
He
spoke
:
'
on
-
sidelights''
of
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
centry
of
work
I
ver
Province
that
in
the
Far
;
East
there
are
sad
conditions
evrywhere
but
at
tire
races.
The
Bombay
and
Calcutta
tracks
;
each
have
a
capacity
of
125.000
ians.
And
at
Honn
Kong
races
or
"rices"
they
have
a
S147.OO0
sweep
three
times
annually
.
which
makes
it
the
bie.t;
'stake"
in
the
world
tixiay.
j
among
the
coast
native
popuia-:
i
tion.
I
CITY
HOOP
STAR
MAY
TRY
OUT
WITH
VANCOUVER
PROFESSIONALS
i
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
merce
trophy
v
as
posted
earlier
i
this
month
for
the
winner
of
i
the
consolation
round
in
the
na-
!
fivo
H-i
;Lprh:.
11
Jnnrnnmpr.t
hphl
MIXED
4A'
FIVE
1
PIN
SCHEDULE
!
Schedule
for
the
Uiird
part
01
at
the
Civic
Centre.
It
will
come
up
for
annual
competition.
Rupert
Holkestad,
Savoy's
star
forward
in
the
senior
basketball
league,
may
wind
up
as
a
professional
hoopster
if
he
decides
to
take
up
an
offer
extended
by
a
Vancouver
pro
team.
Clem
McDonald,
owner
of
the
Vancouver
Horneto
professional
team,
has
expressed
an
interest
in
civin.i;
For
clean,
comfortable,
good-looking
shaves
use
MINORA
BLADES
Canada's
favourite
in
quality
and
low
price
4
for
1
Op
you
tliat
they
grateful."
Mr.
"I
can
assure
are
profoundly
ithe
Mixed
"A"
Bowling
League
I
is
as
ioilows:
i
,
March
17
Dodgers
vs.
Maine
i
Leais.
Kinupmners
vs.
Atomics.
Anfield
declared.
"Such
gestures
lieadpinners
vs.
Pushovers.
Rupert
a
try-out
next
.season
in,
;
.,
position
in
the
league
scoring
!
Vu-yrY.
vs.
Kilowatts.
Midxets
Seals,
McMeekins
vs.
12
for
25
race
with
3G5
points
against
March
24
Midaets
vs.
Kilo
after
learning
of
the
record
hs
has
made
in
the
city's
top-dra-wcr
amateur
hoop
soci?ty.
Rupert,
21
years
old
and
not
particularly
impressed
with
his
watts.
Thistles
vs.
Pioneers.
King
Dinners
vs.
Doduers.
Head-pinneis
vs.
Atomics.
McMeekins
Bn;iii(tvi:'H
unii
...
Rrrthairn
.
.
.
tlir
man
uli
frrrd
mniV,
'la
hit
fifth
ntihntty
mittitmi
hut
liitrnrri
rnthrnlliui.
lur
thf
uiiftrvciatiir,
ihrre
i
no
mitre
reunrtlm
g
etprrienr
in
mumic
iluin
shim
frmtir
vf
Jluulfttfily
m'utptumi
htnutv.
Tine
specific
qualities
ch:iracterl7in
Ilarwood's
as
a
superior
Rye
Whisky
are
inherent
in
its
making.
It
is
a
product
p(
Jieartwarming
mellowness
...
of
superbly
balanced
body,
of
adequately
aged
goodness.
Truly,
are
wortn
while."
Mr.
Anfield
concluded
from
his
experience
with
Canada's
Indians
that
their
logical
destiny
is
"complete
integration
'
into
the
population
of
the
country.
He
appealed
for
tolerance
and
understanding
for
them
while
the
process
is
developing.
Junior
Chamber
President
A.
P.
Crawley
thanked
Mr.
Anfield
v
i
held
by
his
cloest
competitor,
'
Jack
Lindsay,
of
Co-op.
McDonald's
interest
in
Holkestad
was
aroused
when
Civic
Centre
director
Don
Forward
wrote
the
professional
team
owner
naming
Rupert
as
likely
material
for
his
team.
McDonald
.replied
that
he
would
be
interested
in
giving
him
a
try-out
for
next
season.
'
Rupert
is
at
present
employed
vs.
Pushovers.
Maule
Leafs
vs
Gold
Seals.
March
31
McMeekins
vs
lieadpinners
Pushovers
vs.
Dodgers.
Atomic
vs.
Thistles.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Pioneers.
Kilowatts
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Midgets
vs.
KiO'iiuners.
Aoril
7
Atomies
vs.
Pioneers.
McMeekins
vs.
Kilowatts.
Head-
i
own
virtuosity,
does
not
know
i
whether
or
not
he
would
ac-'
cept
a
bid
from
a
proiessional
team
but
he
is
giying
the
matter
some
thought.
"They
haven't
asked
me,
personally,
yet,"
he
commented.
F1225tt
for
his
address
and
welcomed
G.
A.
Hunter
as
representative
from
the
Senior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
meeting.
Treanurrn
of
AU
Time
Vi
One
of
tin'
Currently,
Rupert
holds
top
by
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
here.
pinneis
vs.
Gold
Seals,
Midaets
ivs.
Dod'Utrx.
KiiiKOUiners
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
l'uslioveis
vs
Thistles.
i
Aoril
14-Pushovers
vs.
Maule
Leafs.
Dodgers
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Midgets
vs.
Thistles.
MeMeek-:
ins
vs.
Kiniminners.
Atomics
vs.
urrTC'DVCAR
SHADES
o
r
i
t
a
i
t
07S
r
C9
Q7warwcca&
(0
Kilowatts.
Heatioinners
vs.
Pio-
i
i
neer.s.
!
Aoril
21
Atomics
vs.
Gold
I
Seals.
Kiugpnuiers
vs.
Thistles.
I
McMeekins
vs.
Maole
Leaf.
I
iHeadninners
vs.
KilovnUs.
Uod-
I
iters
vs.
Pioneers.
Midgets
vs.T
1
Pii
hovers
j
i
Aoril
28
-
McMeekins
vs
!Thl'i?cs
HendDinner-s
vs
Manle
jTeafs.
KiiU'Dinners
vs.
Plouefrs.
i
Pushovers
vs.
Gold
Senls.
Mid-I
"ps
vs
Atomics.
Dodgers
vs.
!
Kilowatts.
I
;
M'.y
Kinoninners
vs.
Gold;
!
Peals.
Pusho"ers
jrx
'
Kitowots.
i
i
Atomics
v.s
Manle
ifs
M'd-"ots
vs.
Pio"onrj
McMnekins'
'
Pagers,
li'adi)inners
vs.
I
Thiol
lou
Control
(
I-
Tfi:$
ajvcrtise?mt
i&
ft
published
w
drr
Mi"
12
-
-
T'"ldlllnne'',
v.
nr)f4'Fp.-c
'
MidupK
1,(1
Kfinle
JoQfu
Thistles
v
"told
fiols.
"Ui'tiiiimei'.s
vs
f
i
I
n
a
I
'
s,
Pushover
vc
i'ieer?!.
Mc-M'vpjynis
vs.
Atomics.
Announcement
OPENING
OF
In
thoe
Jy,
e!9inc
was
the'
keynote
...
the
parttol
n
accepted
part
o(
milady's
ensemble
...
the
sntleman
flourished
(tick
...
.
gracious
in
manner,
thought
and
action.
A
period
of
elegance,
indcedl
Bowling
League
Time-Tahle
for
Mm
"A"
I'ive
I'in
League
Mar.
15
Malkins
vs.
North
Star,
Home
Oil
v.s.
Continentals,
Kilowatts
vs.
Brownwoods.
Morgans
vs.
Revellers.
Bums
vs.
I
Mansons,
McMeekins
v.s.
Am
M
Lind
otors
sav
Today,
as
over
the
years,
Royal
Export
finds
high
favour
with
good
people
.
.
.
those
folk
to
whom
a
palatable
beer
is
an
accepted
part
of
friendly
hospitality.
As
in
the
days
gone
by,
the
unchanging
character
of
Royal
Export
mark
it
as
a
"must"
for
the
thoughtful
host.
THE
PRINCETON
BREWING
CO.,.
LTD.
PRINCETON,
B.C.,
LIMITED
Modem
New
Service
Station
and
Guragf
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
bassadors
Mar.
22
Burns
vs.
Morgans.
Mansons
vs.
Brownwoods.
Revellers
v.s.
Home
Oil,
McMeekins
vs.
Continentals,
North
Star
v.s.
Ambassadors,
Malkins
vs.
Kilowatts.
Mar.
29
Revellers
vs.
Continentals,
Borns
vs.
North
Star,
Morgans
v.s.
Ambassadors,
Malkins
v.s.
Brownwoods.
Kilowatts
vs.
McMeekins.
Mansons
vs,
Apr.
5
MariKon
vs
McMeekins,
Brownwoods
vs.
Ambassadors.
Malkins
vs.
Hoine
Oil,
Burns
vs.
Kilowatts.
Revellers
v.s.
North
Star,
Morgans
vs.
Continentals.
Aor.
12
Revellers
v.s.
Ambassadors.
Kilowatts
vs.
Home
Oil,
v.s.
North
Star.
Brownwoods
vs.
Burns
n.
McMeekins,
Morttaus
Continentals.
Malkins
vs.
Showing
of
Dodge
-
DeSolo
Cars
ana
I'tiNic
Inspection
of
Promises
lnvlU'(I
Triis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Britiih
Columbia.