Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Friday,
April
14,
1950
ICIean
Sweeps
In
Memorial
Cup
nigh
Allan
Cup
Winners
I
An
o.
,.
,
,
M
it
By
f
I
Sport
Shots
Ontario's
major
golf
tournaments
still
are
six
to
eight
weeks
off
but
the
individual
"week
end
colters"
have
been
at
it
for
some
time
now.
Harness
racing,
due
to
start
in
Ontario
in
early,
May,
gets
a
hoist
in
Quebec
with
a
meet
scheduled
for
Montreal's
Richelieu
Park
April
16.
Quebec
trout
fishermen
are
casting
an
unhappy
eye
on
the
April
19
open?
ins
dalestreams
re
expected
to
be
covered
with
ice
even
then.
,
The
1,200
members
of
five
golf
clubs
at
Quebec
City
hope
to
play
their
first
rounds
late
this
AND
d,
ONES
JUSt
Off
Hi;
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6th
St.
rh
,ol,n.!Ln.
Phiine
Bill
m.
to
n
2
to
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.
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to
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RECEPTiok
llllCft
Winners
Canadian
Junior
Amateur
Championship
By
the
Canadian
Press
Winners
of
the
Memorial
Cup,
symbolic
of
the
Canadian
Junioi
hockey
championship,
follow:
1919
University
of
Tor.
Schools
1920
Toronto
Canoe
Club
1921
Winnipeg
Falcons
1922
Fort
William
1923
University
of
Manitoba
1924
Owen
Sound
preys
1925
Regina
Pats
1926
Catgary
Canadians
J
1927
Owen
Sound
Greys
1928
Regina
Monarchs
j
1929
Toronto
Marlboros
1930-
Reglna
Pats
1931
Winnipeg
Elmwood
I
Millionaires
;
1932
Sudbury
Wolves
1
1933
Newmarket
Redmcn
1034
St.
Michael's
Toronto
1935
Winnipeg
Monarchs
(Continued
on
page
5)
VANCOlVEk
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m..
Coqultlam
AI.ICK
A
KM,
STKWAKT
AX1
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
1L
pin.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'FEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
March
31,
10
p.ir
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
April
7
and
21
10
p.m.
.
.
FRANK
?.
SKINNER
.
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Captain
Ladies'
Bowling
In
the
Ladies
"A"
League
there
were
two
clean
sweeps
by
Lyons
and
Lucky
Strikes,
other
four
fixtures
being
decided
by
two
.games
to
one
margins.
High
single
scorer
of
the
week
was
E.
Anderson
of
Belmonts
with
307
while
Peggy
Thompson
of
Lyons
had
the
three
game
high
aggregate
of
689.
Following
were
the
game
results:
"A"
League
Lyons
3,
Savoys
0
Lucky
Strikes
3,
Scuby's
0
Wrathall's
2,
Gordon
&
Anderson
1
Rosa
'Lee's
2,
Rupert
Radio
1
Variety
2,
Annettes
1
j
Star's
2,
Belmont
1
"B"
I.e.ifide
Commercial
3,
Black
Cat
0
Wallace
Pharmacy
3,
Uniteers
(defaulted)
Plungers
3,
Seal
Cove
0
Brown
woods
3,
Boosters
0
Toilers
3.
Big
Sisters
0
Noble
&
Wick
3,
Pinheads
0
"A"
Lea
sue
j
Lyons
A.
Pierce,
618;
p.
I
inompson.
689;
V.
Anderson,!
'398;;
J.
Shenton,
i;01;
V
Wrath-;
all.
549.
1
Savoys
F.
Morrison,
454;
E.
;
Knutson,
504-,
P.
Menzies,
480;
,'L.
EricKson,
480;
R.
McOallum,
499.
.
,
!
Lucky
Strikes
j.
Boulter,
'
498;
A.
Hinwston,
560;
A.
Smith.
412;
J.
Warren,
402;
B.
Dunbar
'
549.
Scuby's
J.
Thornton.
474;
W.
Steeve?,
377;
G.
Van
Meer,
401;
E.
Wasyk.
454;
H.
Holkeslad.
468
Wrat
halls
B.
Peterson,
553,
P.
Roberts,
475;
D.
Aschoff,
534:
A.
Gein,
447;
Low
Score,
408.
"
Gordon
&
Anderson
S.
Ram-'ay,
492;
I.
Garner,
517;
B.
Smith,
545;
L.
Anderson.
448;
C.
Barrie,
366.
Ro?a
Lees
M
Postuk,
571;
D
Nelson,
602;
M.
Furness,
619;
p.
wooas,
Ma;
f.
Mi'Kinnorj.
483.
j
Rupert
RadioZ.
Lemire,
470;
C.
Wiesen
509;
A.
Ritchie.
553;
j
f.
Parlette,
513;
C.
Bellamy.
572.1
Variety
I.
'Kristjansson.
583:1
month
and
to
get
into
full
swing
1921
University
of
Toronto
by
May
15.
Quebec
Brave-,.
1922
Toronto
Granites
champions
of
the
Canadian-:
1923
Toronto
Granites
American
Professional
Baseball
1924
Sault
Ste.
Marie
League,
start
another
season
1925
Port
Arthur
May
3.
Pacers
and
trotters
B31B20port
Artnur
U,
the
post
in
Quebec
May
4
1927Unlvcrslt
of
Tor
Gmls
for
the
first
of
100
scheduled
.
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ty
of
Manitoba
spring
and
summer
programs
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PRINTING!
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PRINT
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Meflakatla
'
Celebration
Fashion
Fool
wear
.
Defeated
'
By
Decisive
Score
Children's
Sports
'"
METLAKATLA
'
On
Easter
Monday,
the
Young
Men'
Benevolent
Association
sponsored
several
events
especially
lor
tlv
children
which
consisted
of
foot
races
with
first
and
second
prise
!
awards.
A
ten-man
team
tug
O'
war
.
was
won
by
Metlakalia
team,
defeating
Invercan
Inverness
Team
Out-board
motor
hoat
race
was
won
by
BID
Leak.
Row
boat
men's
double
was
won
..by
H.
Ryan
and
j.
Wilson
team.
Ladies'
naif
driving
contest
was
won
by
Mis.
Howard
Leask,
thread
and
needle
race
by
Miss
Maisie
Lelghton;
boys'
sack
race
by
Alec
Leljhton;
Mens'
sack
race
by
Harold
Lelghton;
8-leg-aed
rat
by
Alec
Lelghton
and
Lloyd
Ryan
team;
dry
land
boati
race,
by
Bill
Leask
as
captain)
and
his
crew
of
five.
In
a
100
yard
.
dash,
George
PelUpiece
and
Earl
Ryan
lied
for
first
place,
j
.
Trophy
iard
went
to
Bill
Leask
for
bein?
the
most
valuable
basketball
player
for
the
season.
Selection
was
made
by
a
panel
of
four
Judges
and
Coach
Alvin
Leask
was
"donor
of
trophy.
A
Softball
game
of
8
lnnlnas
between
Metlakatla
versus
In-vercan-Invcrness
was
wort
by
Metlakatla
to
the
tune
of
11-1.
Big
Event
Of
Day
The
big
event
of
the
day
was
a
basketball
tussle
between
Fashion
Footwear
of
Prince
Ra-half
way
mark
of
the
second
period
the
score
was
52-17
for
Metlakatla
and
although
Fashion
seemed
to:
find
4he
range
of
the
basket,-the
gap
was
too
great
for
them
to
overcome,
the
first
half
ended
with
a
64
to
25
score
for
Metlakatla.'
.
The
second
half
found
Metla-
katla
second
skrlna
era
on
the
the
score
reading
109'to
55
fori
Metlakatla.
.
Bill
Leask
was
high
scorer
for
!
rii,n
.....i.
oo
..
pert
versus
Metlakatla
Thej
nome
team
played
in
the
Com-
nulnity
HaU
cr0wded
with
spei:-
tators.
Fashions
went
down
to
a
decisive
defeat
to
the
tune
of;
started
with
a
terrific
drive
by
the'
locals
who
were
determined
'
'
to
win
In
retaliation
for
a
defeat
handed
out
to
them
recently
at
Prluce
Rupert
by
Fashion
Foot-
wear.
The
totals
made
thre:
Fashion
Footwear
Hebb,
4:,
B.
Davidson.
9;
D.
Haugan,
7;
Owens,
13;
G.
Olafson;
3.
Inter-mela,
17;
J.
Haugan,
5.
Total
55.
Metlakatla
B.
Lask,
38;
U
Leask,
14;
C.
Nelson,
10;
T.
Ryan,
20;
R.
Nelson,
4;
E.
Leigh-ton;
F.
Auckland,
2;J.
Wilson,
14;
R.
Wilson,
4;
T.
Wilson.
Total
106.
,
G.
D.
Ryan
and
Arnold
Lelch-
(lon
were
referees;
Score-keeper.
'I.
S.
Ryan.
Time
iteeper
Ray
Ryan.
WINNERS
OF
RACES
Girls
5
years
and
under
1,
!
Madeline
Auckland;
2,
Roberta
'
Ryan
.
(
Boys
5
years
and.
under
1,1
Charlie
Auckland:
'2.
Alvin1
Leask,
Jr.
Girls
S
years
antj
under
1,
Jean
Ryan;
2,
Verna
Lelghton.
Business
Prof
So
serve
something
new
and
delightful
,
drinks
made
with
Captain
Morgan
Black
Lahd
Rum.
Your
guests
will
sip
and
cheer
for
there's
something
wonderfully
refreshing
about
this
extra
smooth
and
flavourful
rum.
Try
it
today
for
a
welcome
change
in
cocktails,
tall
drinks
or
mixed
with
plain
water
or
soda.
I
Lykegaard,
316;
E.
Sandtul.i,j
floor.
They
added
12
more
St.
John's,
is
starting
to
huai
6'.9:
I.
Emmerson,
57G;
R.
Ram-1
points
to
their
score
to
the
visit-
with
activity.
Golf
courses
and
say,
478.
ors-
ten
The
visitors
made
their
tennis
courts
at
St.
John's
and
Annette's-B.
Windle,
649;
B.
biggest
bid
at
the
last
quarter
Corner
Brook
are
being
pie-White,
402;
P.Dickens,
569;
M.
'
when
they
made
20
points,
pared
for
a
busy
season.
Flynn,
403;
E.
Smith,
619.
.
Metlakatla
eame
through
with
Stars
G.
M.-Intyre,
661:
U
30
noints
to
end
the
same
wi'h1
i
5r
Canadian
Senior
Amateur
Championships
By
the
Canadian
Press
Winners
of
the
Allan
Cup,
presented
by
Sir
Montague
Allan
for(
competition
among
Canadian
senior
amateur
hockey
teams,
follow:
1908
Ottawa
Cliffsides
1909
Queen's
University
1940
St.
Michael's
College
1911
Winnipeg
Victorias
1912
Winnipeg
Victorias
1913
Winnipeg
J-Ioekey
Club
1914
Regina
Victorias
1915
Winnipeg
Monarchs
1918
Winnipeg
61st
Battalion
1917
-Toronto
Dentals
1918
-
Kitchener
1919
Hamilton
Tieers
1920
Winnipeg
Falcons
ruu'
-"i"r
1930-Montreal
A
.A.
A.
1931
Winnipeg
1932
Toronto
Nationals
1933
Moncton
Hawks
1934
Moncton
Hawks
193
Halifax
Wolverines
1936
Kimoerley
Dynamiters
1937
Sudbury
Tigers
1938
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
1939
Port
Arthur
Bearcats
1940
Kirkland
Lake
Blue
Deviis
1041
Regina
Rangers
1942
Ottawa
R
C
A
F.
iMSoUawa
Commandos
Quebec
Aces
194
Uanlavpd
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n11""8
,alg,ary
7-Montreal
Royals
IM8-EdmonUMi
Flyers
'
1949
Ottawa
Senators
1050
?
,
7JA
his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
lisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
ly
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
BOXING
Every
Friday
Night
Everyone
Welcome
No
Charge
y
AMATEUR
-
BOUTS
NORTHERN
SPORTS
BOXING
CLUB
Corner
of
6th
St.
Si
3rd
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215
1st
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$'
Keays.-
615;
J.
Dickens.
440;
K.
Hills,
309;
L.
Howe,
483.
Belmonts
A.
Denton,
589;
D.,'
Lujrin
4(;o-
p
ah,
ico.
1
Scharff,
441;
E.
Anderson,
6CJ.
'
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league
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Commercials
T.
Stewart
'
i
579;
G.
Murray,
183-
W
Slater
ban,
495.
Black
Cats
J.
Gorman,
390;
H.
Speers.
303:
J.
Hicks.
324'
i'
!Ewart,
420;
R.
Easton,
417.
1
Wallace
Pharmacy
H.
Ford,
j
488;
G.
Smith,
448;
D.
Dibb,
469;
IOUH
1'J:
C2i
3Jfj2
This
advertisement
is
not
pubhsnea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Ann
ha.Kn,
uill
rum-
pete
for
a
total
of
$175,000
!n!
purses.
.
With
hockey
and
basketball
finished.
New
Brunswick
has
nothing
special
on
the
sport;
ciiary
until
June,
.when
a
six-
team
provincial
baseball
league
and
two
Maine-New
Brunswick
circuits
go
into
action.
Tf
unis!
and
boating
also
are
late
start-j
ers
in
New
Brunswick.
j
1
.
Nova
Scotia's
baseball
teams
will
boast
several
forme.
-pros
m
coaches.
AU
teaats
of
the
Hali-i
fax
district
senior
and
Breton
senior
leagues
Include
j
United
States
college
stars
In
I
their
rosters.
j
Newfoundlanders
are
doing!
some
sport
fishing
already
but
the
big
rush
will
come
May
24
Avnlnn
Vncht.
Cluh
10
milps
from
It
pays
to
advertise.
.
..
'
.
Boys
8
years
and
under-l,!
Edwin
Ryan;
2,
Stephen
Ryan
Girls
12
"years
and
under
1,
Etta
Ryan;
2,
Loa
Ryan.
Boys
12
years
and
.
under
1
Alec
"Lelghton;
2,
Raymond
Auckland.
Girls
16
years
and
undcr-
Etta
Ryan;
2.
Louise
Leask.
Bovs
18
years
and
under
1,
BinS
Lelghton;
2,
Alec
LeightonJ
Enloy
""
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.
u,
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B.C.
,
See
vour
local
builders
f.
Wallace,
542;
L.
Phillipson,
baskeU
to
Fashions'
one.
At
the
435.
half
way
mark
or
first
period
Uniteers
(defaulted!.
j
the
score
stood
at
1B-4
for
the
Plungers
I.
Hague,
528;
K.
locals
and
the
score
of
the
first
Thompson,
632;
S.
Smith,
394;
period
was,
32-14
for
Metlakatla.
J.
North,
510;
D.
Judnes,
651.
,,The
second
stanza
was
a
repeti-Seal
Cove
E.
Mulder.
384j
S.'tion
of
the
terrifie
nace
set
at
i
Downing,
478;
B.
McGlashan,1
the
start
by
both
teams
At
the
1
300;
D.
Steinberg,
3ti6;
I.
the
visitors,
J.,
Intermela,
with
Stewart,
439.
j
17
points,
was
high.
Seven
per-
i
Brownwoods
L.
Donaldson,'
snnels
was
meted
out.
to
Metla-i
520;
N.
Stone,
507;
M.
Kresgy,
katla;
one.
to
Fashion:
,
443;
M.
Magee.
569:
G
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