Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
21,
1950
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estimated
that
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say
that
'the
scoring
was
any
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r
Thirty
Marksmen
In
Turkey
Shoo!
Good
marksmanship
resulted
in
free
turkeys
at
the
local
battery's
annual
turkey
shoot
at
the
CN
R.
miniature
range
Tuesday
night.
Gunners
D.
Garon,
G.
McAfee
and
Sgt.
R.
Marshall
all
mad
possibles
on
the
first
shoot.
In
the
shoot
off.
Gunner
Garon
SPORT
GREATS
Howie
Morenz
Chosen
Best
,
HOOP
SENSATION
Jets
Beat
Yank
Team
Great
Shooting
Secret
of
Local
Success
Visiting
Coach
Surprised
A
big
basketball
crowd
was
thrilled
last
night
by
the
sensational
Dlavina
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'
Jets,
who
"
certainly
j
never
....
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ucnei
un
we
iuitl
uuui
as
they
shot
sensationally
for
a
weli-deserved
and
exciting
63
to
60
victory
over
the
Carroll
Col-
lege
team
of
Helena,
Montana.
Don
Scherk
led
the
phenome
-
nal
scoring
with
21
points.
To
I
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Hockey
Player
of
Century
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This
story
is
one
of
a
Canadian
Press
series
on
outstand
ing
sport
figures,
teams
and
events
of
the
first
half
of
the
century.
Selection
were
made
in
a
poll
of
Canadian
sports
editors
and
sportseasters.l
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Canadian
I
rem
Sporu
Writer
TORONTO
(CP)
Howie
Morenz,
who
had
color
yi
his
every
motion
andwhose
brilliance
stood
out
in
an
em
of
colorful
and
brilliant
players,
has
btea
chosen
the
greatest
hockey
player
of
the
half
century.
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The
accolade
went
to
diens
centre
by
sports
editors
and
sportscasters
par-
i
ticlpating
in
a
Canadian
Press
i
.w
i
thing
but
brilliant
would
be
an
understatement
as.
one
Jeu
were
popping
them
In
Irom
every
where
during
the
second
half
for
at
least
a
75-per-cent
average
and
tnev
were
jus;
aooul
that
good
in
the
first
period.
It,
woo
fast
rnhiist.
and
excit-
:
ing
basketball
all
the
way
with
Referee
Johnny
Comadina
keeping
it
well
urier
control
in
spite
of
the
pace.
I
Ray
Spring,
just
off
the
boat
from
the
Ketchikan
series,
scored
13,
making
one
on
field
shots
.
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vii
free
thr0Ws
wjth
five
for
five.
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I
Glen
Carlson
was
a
tower
of
strength
and
played
at
his
best
before
leaving
the
game
in
the,
flnal
quarter
on
personals.
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The
Jets
also
lost
Syd
Scherk,
Spring,
and
Flnten
on
fouls,
U
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second
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and
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J
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third
class.
Thirty
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1.
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4,
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PACIFIC
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Chicago
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Detroit
6.
PACIFIC
C
OAST
Vancouver
4,
Victoria
4
(tie;
MA1NHNE-OKANAGAN
Vernon
4,
Kelowna
3.
team
scored
13
of
15
free
throws
and
averaged
65
per
cent
for
the
game.
Both
teams
play
the
type
of
game
that
Is
exciting
to
watch,
with
fire-house
ball
being
the
order
of
the
day.
As
coach
Gag-llari
explains
it:
"Our
team
shoots
whenever
they
see
the
white
on
the
oackboard."
And
that's
the
way
It
as
last
night.
Ladies'-
Bowling
Annette's,
Snaps,
Manson's
Leading
Arrival
of
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
intermission
finds
Annette's
leading
in
"A"
Division
o
fthe
Ladies'
Bowling
League
with
Manson's
and
Ginger
Snaps
tied
for
the
top
of
"B"
Division.
Annette's
and
Lyons'
scored
clean
swep
victories
in
"A"
Division
this
Wednesday
as
did
Ginger
Snaps
and
Rockettes
In
e
Division.
,
A.
Pierce
of
Lvons
had
both
high
single
and
three
game
aggregate
scoring
honors
in
"A"
Division
this
week
with
280
and
718
respecUvvly.
M.
Montgomery
of
Manson's,
with
308,
and
K.J
Thompson
of
Wallace
Pharmacy,'
with
652,
were
high
single
and
high
three
game
aggregate
seor-,
ers
respectively
in
"B"
Division.
Team
scores
this
week
were:
"B"
Division
Rockettes
3,
Skeena
Grocery
0
Ginger
Snaps
3
B.C.G.E.A..
0
Savoy's
2,
Black
Cats
1
Commercials
2,
Battlers
1
Manson's
2,
Big
Sisters
I
Wallace
Pharmacy
2,
Shenton's
1.
"A"
Division
Annettes
3,
Brownwoods
0
Lyons
3,
Stars
0
McMeekin's
2,
Gordon
and
An
derson
1
Rosa
Lee
2,
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
1
Lucky
Strikes
2,
Wrathall's
1
I
Belmont
2,
Toilers
1,
LEAGl'E
STANDING
"A"
Division
Annettes
,
9
3
9
McMeekin's
7
5
7
Belmont
7
5
7
Rosa
Lee
.7
7
Lyons
.7
7,
Gordon
&
Anderson
..
.6
0
C.
Bank
of
Commerce
.8
6
Toilers
.6
6
Lucky
Strikes
5
5
Brownwoods
!
5
5
Wrathall's
4
4
Stars
3
3
"E"
Division
Manson's
9
3
9
Ginger
Snaps
9
3
9
Commercials
8
4
8:
Savoy's
6
6
6'
Big
Sisters
6
6
6
Rockettes
6
6
8
Battlers
6
6
8
Skeena
Grocery
5
7
5
Shenton's
5
7,
5
B.C.G.E.A
5
7
Wallace
Pharmacy
5
7
Black
Cats
2
10
2
"A"
DIVISION"
ANNETTES
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454
Flynn
433.
McMeekin
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The
late
Howie
Moivnz,
great
centre
of
Montreal
Canadiena,
Is
the
tup
hockey
player
of
the
j
half
century
according
to
Can
adian
sporu
writer,
Wheth,
r
he
he
was
was
the
the
fastest
fastest
srwvd
speed
mer-
mer
chant
of
them
all
Is
still
argued
but
there
is
no
argument
about
his
greatness.
He
played
short
tours
with
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
New
York
Rangers
but
is
remembered
for
his
playing
with
Montreal.
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Sport
Shots
Of
the
270
players
who
participated
In
National
League
championship
games
in
1950,
223
took
part
In
10
or
more
nmpt
U
Notta,.
Ma,,laK
and
En8Ket
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
Business
a
nil
Profess
TOP
SCORER...
DON
SCHERK
Scherk
going
out
of
the
game
in
the
third
quarter.
Lavigne-with
nine,
and
Hart-wie
with
four
rjlaved
heads-uD
ball
all
the
way
to
lead
the
fasL-pacing
Jets.
:'
Carroll
College
coach
John
Gagliardi
frankly
admitted
after
the
game
that
he
didn't
expect
this
calibre
of
ball
to
be
Dlaved
in
the
north
He
brought
a
first.
rate
team
that
he
still
Is
confident
will
give
the
Jets
a
battle
next
week
when
the
series
is
resumed.
Big
Walt
Romasko,
their
cen
tre-man,
was
the
star
of
the
visiting
team,
getting
19
points
in
his
effective
play
in
the
pivot
spot.
Schladweiler
was
a
terrific
worker
and
was
a
loss
to
the
I
team
when
he
left
on
personals
LIU
THEN
LOST
The
collegians
grabbed
an
early
lead
and
were
ahead
20
to
16
at
the
end
of
the
first
rjer-
iod.
Rupert
passed
them
in
the
accuiiu,
uj
lane
over
a
slight
34
31
edge
at
the
half
and
from
there
on
the
lead
moved
hack
jand
forth,
until
In
the
final
min
utes
when
the
Jets
surged
ahead
for
keeps.
Carroll
also
lost
their
quota
players
vra
five
personals,
as
Flynn,
Finton
and
the
aforementioned
Schladweiler
finished
the
game
from
tlie
bench.
Foul-shooting
was
the
most
effect.ve
seen
at
the
Centre
gym.
In
the
first
half
the
Carroll
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Thev
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II
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U'hnsn
career
d:iti
from
the
days
of
the
storied
Ottawa!
Silver
Seven
at
the
turn
of
the
century
to
the
present
day,
but
I
the
Hurtling
Habitant,
who
died
March
8.
1937.
when
he
was
only
34,
was
placed
at
the
top
by
a
wide
margin.
i
It
was
a
far
different
story
in
the
search
for
the
greatest
hockey
team
of
the
last
50
years
j
a
dead
heat
between
the
Silver
Seven
team
which
beat
everything
in
sight
40-odd
yea-!
ago
and
the
Toronto
Varsity
f
Grads
of
1926-27,
the
club
thai
won
the
Allan
Cup
that
year
and
the
Oijmpic
title
at
St.
Mortiz
in
1928.
Here
again
the
balloting
brought
memories
ot
famo
1;
clubs
amateur
and
professional
and
of
the
greats
who
played
for
them.
In
all,
15
teams
were
named,
teams
that
won
the
Stanley,
Allan
and
Memorial
cups,
representative
of
every
i
decade
from
1900
to
the
present.
!
EASY
WINNER
But
Morenz
who
learned
'u
skate
on
the
frozen
River
-llMlli'a
IICJT
Ilia
Kllv,t
birthplace
and
who
carved
a
deeo
niche
In
the
game
hlhtorv
stole
the
poll.
He
won
over
(
such
greats
as
Fred
(Cyclone
i
Taylor
of
the
Silver
Seven;
Frank
Nlghbor,
poke-checking
artLst
with
the
old
Ottawa
8cn-!
ators;
rough
and
lambunctlous
Eddie
Shore
of
Boston
Bruins:
Nels
(Ol"
Poison)
Stewart
i.f
Zntrat
"t
t
Mar
an,
r....
.
.
.......
Newsy
Lalonde
and
Aurel
Jollat
of
Canadlens;
Syl
Apps,
Toronto;
and
the
present-day
Maurice
Richard
of
Canadlens;
Miit
Schmidt,
Bruins,
and
Torontos
Turk
Brocla.
Morenz
polled
27
votes,
RU
h-ard
four.
Taylor
three,
Nlghbur
two
and
the
others
one.
Morenz
began
his
ho;key
career
at
Stratford,
Ont.,
signed
hla
first
pro
contract
for
$1000
with
Canadlens
In
the
1923-24
sea.wn
and
almost
Immediately
became
a
million-dollar
box-office
attraction.
His
great,
reckless
speed
and
headlong
rushes
et
turnstiles
clicking
wherever
he
played.
He
was
a
bl
factor
in
Canadlens
Stanley
Cup
triumph
his
first
season.
He
became
the
Babe
Ruth
of
hockey
and
at
various
times
was
tabbed
the
Canadlen
Comet,
the
Hurtling
Habitant,
the
Mitchell
Meteor
and
the
Stratford
Streak.
Hard-drivln;;
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National
League
batsmen
with
a
mark
of
.346
He
became
the
fVst
left-handed
batter
in
the
history
of
the
National
League
to
accomplish
this
feat
.
Albert
F.
Schocndiest,
St.
Louis
went
to
bat
!he
most
times,
643,
made
the
most
doubles,
43,-
an-1
C.
Earl
To;eson
Boston,
scor.vt
the
most
runs,
120.
Edwin
D.
Fnide.
,
Brooklyn,
collected
the
most
ba.se
hits,
199,
and
hit
f.r
(the
most
total
bases,
343.
Rich:
A'hburn,
Philadelphia,
made
th'
mast
triples,
14.
,
Ralph
M.
Kiner,
Pittsburgh,
by
leading
the
league
in
home
runs
with
47,
extended
his
own
record.
He
haa
now
topped
the
leagui
for
five
straight
years.
Kine.
al)
broke
Lewis
R.
Wilson's
rec-5
C;d
of
home
runs
for
two
con-5
secutive
seasons,
95
He
hit
47
to
add
to
his
1949
total
of
54.
mak
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ACCffi"
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Block
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Pi'lnce
Hujxrt,
b:
Phone
347
P.0
RORIE
&
LA?
ACCOUNTANTS.
nexnrr
Block
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P.O.
Box
19
Dny
the
BoBs!?
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ELECTRON?
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and
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451
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BLUE
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box
1
handyma;
PHONES
Black
334
j,
P.O.
B"
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
-
1937
PnrH
2-ton
truck,
luceraee
trailer
hal"v
.
carnage,
crib,
basinette
and
Dlav
pen.
Also
washin
machine.
AdpIv
1401
Frederick
St.
Black
739.
oooo
FOR
SALE
Gent's
C.CM
bicycle
with
speedometer
and
generator.
$37.50.
Phone
Greer
320
noon
hour
or
evenings
(299pi
FOR
SAT.R
Marconi
combina-
tlon
radio
sinelo
rpfnrH
nlau.
er;
i
rlOllhlp
hfrl
nnmnUia
Phone
Green
872.
(298c)
FOR
SALE
Beach
heater,
good
condition.
Blur
734
or
call
301
9th
Ave.
West
(302pi
FOR
SALE
English
shine
Jr.
tricycle.
Phone
Greei
832.
.
,297P
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
WOO'
heater.
Wartime
house
fron
room
style.
Phone
Blue
165.
(ti
FOR
SALE
Firewood
klndlim
50c
per
sack.
Get
vour
winU
siiDPlv
at
a
big
saving.
Kaiei
iiaiisisr.
rcea
hi,;;.
(7n
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tZ
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Z77
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an
hard-surface
kitchnr,
kitchen
tnM
table
ureen
921.
(298p
FOR
SALE
Small
bov's
bicycli
18
wheel.
Reasonahlp
Phnni
'
WANTED
w
NT
E
D
TOP
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron
oj-cei.
o,
ass
copper,
lead,
etc
honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Phone
PacitU
6357-
(tfi
WANTED
2
or
3
unfurnished
rooms
with
bath,
or
small
house,
working
couple
non-dnnkers.
P.O.
Box
1553.
(298p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Small
apt.
SI
cabl,
bv
two
young
men.
j'honeBjack
977.
(298p
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WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Retail
sales
clerks.
Permanent
work
Apply
box
858
lor
interview
giving
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as
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experience,
etc.
(tf)
HELP
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Short
order
cook.
Apply
Sandy's
Cafe,
(tf)
BOYS
WANTED
A
good
opportunity
for
young
lads
with
blcvcles
delivering
Daily
News
routes.
Pbone
748
or
rail
at
the
Daily
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
and
phone
number,
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CLEARANCE
SALE
303
Rifles,!
Bla821.
'
(299p,
only
$19.95.
Hi-powered
En-iFOR
rat
v
pia
-,.;
I
field
Model
P-14
with
built-in
w
Ph
10veIv
tone
6-shot
magazine.
Blade
fore-
hour
orvenings66"
326ncio0r
sight,
evenings.
(299p
rearsieht
with
ranges
tni
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
I.
OARDNER.
C.A.
A.
L.
BELL.
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
f
Beauty
Culture
Ii,a11
'
Its
branches
;
204
4th
Street
Plume
G55
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
-
and
Worn
Soles
.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
.finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED'
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St
Ph.
Black
38J
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prlnoe
Rupert.
B
C.
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Th.
212
qh
,rll;KCnS
M1-
i0laVt.
Loui.
New
York.
ing
an
aggregate
of
101.
By
hitting
40
or
more
home
runs
for
thejourth
year.
Kiner
broke
the
tie
he
held
with
John
iR.
Mize,
Edward
S.
Waltkus,
Philadelphia,
led
the
league
in
one
base
hits
143.
Delmer
Ennls,
Philadelphia,
batted'
in
the
most
runs,
(Continued
on
page
7)
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tor
1'iOO
yards.
26
inch
barrel.
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nv
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-
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l.l'
1
1
TU
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unit
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order
$2
95.
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COMPANY
193
Sparks
St
Ottawa.
Ontario.
(H)
.
FOR
SALE
Astral
friaidaire,
I
used
2
months.
$125.00
Al.so
I
wartime
heater
$10.00.
Apply
I
evenings,
week-davs.
1455
fith
t
East:
(299pl
I
"
1
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
I
FOR
SALE
One
12"
belt
driven
trrinder.
with
two
stones
and
5
h
p
electri
motor.
Industrial
Welding
Co.
(299)
TURKEYS
DICKS
GKKSE
CHICKENS
HAMS
BACON
SATISFACTION
at
your
LOCKER
PLANT
OF
COURSE
230
2nd
Ave.
Phone
Red
3(i7
(297c)
BROWNWOODS
F.
Cramer
555,
Gurvich
330,
Stone
367,
G.
Brown
439,
Donaldson
450
To-tals-70,
839,
725.
STARS
G.
Mclntyre
557,
L.
Keays
436,
J.
Dickens
467,
K.
Hills
377,
L.
Howe
578.
Totals
859,
782,
774.
LYONS
A.
Pierce
718,
P.
Thompson
588,
V.
Anderson
444,
J.
Shenton
518,
V.
Wrathall
598.
Totals
950,
917,
999.
GORDON.
&
ANDERSON
3.
Smith
481,
8.
Ramsey
558,
1.
Oar-ner
523,
L.
Anderson
352,
C.
Barrie
425.
Totals
813,
723
887.
McMEEKINS
A.
Ritchia
507,
C.
Wilson
418,
I.
Emerson
505,
C.
Bellamy
553,
B.
Hardy
815.
Totals
774,
888,
936.
C.
B.
OF
C.
I.
Krlstjansson
421,
E.
Mosley
525,
R.
Ramsay
379,
F.
Hilton
374,
M.
Steeves
378.
Totals
800,
793,
610,
815.
ROSA
LEE
M.
Postch
444,
D.
Nelson
518,
M.
Furunes
568,
D.
(Continued
on
page
7)
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