Fi'-.ee
Rupert
Daiiy
Kfewg
Wednesday,
March
8,
1930
two
Way
Tie
In
Bowling
League
K'-n-Tr,.,
ff
city
premises
ever
the
Christmas
week-end,
appeared
before-Judge
Q.
Fulton
in
County
Court
Tuesday
afternoon
and
elected
tor
trial
by
jury.
The
pair
will
tried
at
the
Spring
Assizes
April
27.
Brownwoods
Do
Improbable,
Beat
Co-ops,
Stay
In
Race
Pottie.-Totai
;s
Dums
Hamilton
Pair
Elect
For
W.
Trial
By
Jury
be
,
Geqrpie
McKnigtu
und
Stewart
Thompson,
jointly
charged
with
breaking
and
entering
pf
three
5
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Gyulnt
Phone
311
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ENGLISH
s
(TPS
I
The
Friday
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
has
a
two-way
tie
in
th
leadership
race,
with
A.
E.
Smiti,
and
Cloverleafs
each
havir.b
twenty
points.
Mugwomps,
by
dropping
three
points
to
Lett-overs,
moved
out.
of
the
top
spot
lor
the
first
time
this
season.
Bu;
iiic
tug
upset,
ol
the
night
was
Oyros'
three
point
win
our
the
sapping
City
Transfer
squad.
Oyros
also
took
the
honurs
ior
the
high
single
game,
with
handicap,
by
rolling
932
pins.
Oram
Stewart,
of
the
Gyros,
had
high
single
game
with
203
pins
v.hne
Buo
Kuddeihar..
s
528
took
high
'
unee
tior.org.
The
play-oif
iiame
between
Gyro
and
Cloverleafs
j
'
was
won
by
Cloverleafs
as
Oyi
os
!
got
off
to
a
bad
start.
I
Game
results
on
Friday
wore
;
las
follows:
.
j
Mugwomps,
1
point,
757,
G32,
743
2182.
j
j
Leftovers,
3
points,
713,
741,
8202274.
1
Cloveneais,
i
points,
061,
82ff,
'
874
.'tUi
Thorn
Sheet
MeUU,
1
point,
'808,
Wi,,
779
23G2.
'
A.
L.
Smilh,
3
points,
Gilo,
872,
857-2-124.
I
Paramounls,
1
point,
838,
G98
8082344.
-
Gyro,
3
points,
725,
703,
932
2520.
Cily
Transfer,
1
point,
780,
741,
:
789-2318.
With
six
weeks
of
play
left,
the
league
standings
are
as
follows:
Cloverleafs
'.
20
A.
E
.Smith
20
Mugwomps
13
Leftovers
17
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
17
City
Transfer
15
Paramounls
12
Gyros
1
9
HOTEL
AKHIVALh
Prince
Itupert
G.
Couvelier,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Benin,
Port
Esslngton;
G.
IVnn-'.ng,
W.
A.
Bicknell,
E.
Johannes,
J.
Uncart,
Vancouver;
P.
White,
Alice
Arm;-P.
Price,
Port
Simpson;
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,
Victoria',
Miss
A.
Peterson,
J.
Dunlop,
smilhers;
Mrs.
J.
Leile,
Kin-colilh;
N.
Hnoorn,
Prince
George.
FRENCH
CONTENDER
FOR
WORLD
HONORS
In
striking
pose
is
17-year-old
Jacqueline
Du
Bief,
the
French
ice
skating
champion,
as
she
trains
at
the
Empire
Pool,
Middlesex,
Eng.,
for
the
World's
lee
Skating
championships
to
be
held
there
from
March
C
to
8.
Miss
tlu
Bief
has
ballet
experience
whic
h
she
uses
to
roiaI
effect
on
the
ice.
,
SENTENCED
(Continued
from
Page
'MANSON'S
china
shop
"..
i''ni.-
"run.
N.
I,
Kildal
1.
Yejin
'iinui
L
Cl!:-.-
lie
4.
Paul,
Sh'tr,
Willia:ns
-
Tfi-
tal
14
Junior
Kinsmen
won
a
first
ame.
iip-ftt
in
the
Junior
play-offs
ir.
a
thrilling
overtime
period
v!i'"
Rupert
Hotel.
At
full-time,
;if!c
a
scoreless
f
mrth
(tua:
ter.
Uu
name
was
tied
r.t
13
all.
It
wa-
a'i
unlucky
13
for
the
Hotel
Boys
Kinsmen
poured
in
4
baskets
r
Rrab
a
ten
po'nt
lead.
Rupert
u,.
del
was
only
able
tj
Make
I'uini
un
a
ioiii
miol
,
rs.an
M:ir-
ki,
a
tally
that
was
offset
bv
l.e
tourneau's
sui.ces.sful
free
throw
for
Kinsmen.
Letjiirno.iu
was
tlv
hero
of
th.'
noire
makinu
9
no'
at;
5
of
them
In
the
overtime.
Except
for
tlie
overtime
n
r.
iod
the
game
was
devoid
o!
thrills,
passinir
wan
poo-
a-.i'.J
f
hootiiiK
off.
Henry
Black
ib.!
dribbled
the
ball
the
entiie
leiv.ih'
of
the
floor
to
score
a
pretty
'
ket
for
Kinsmen
lit
the
overtime
Kinsmen
forced
ahscd
in
the
first
quarter
but
were
headed
bv
Rupert
Hotel
in
the
third
period,
j
"Kin-
go
into
the
2nd
game
of
n
tliiee
name
series
with
a
dc-id-i
ed
edj;e,
but
on
nast
performances
we
perdict
that
Rupert
H
-tel
will
tie
It
all
'up
in
th?
second
fame.
Lineups
Rupert
Hotfl
Morrison
2.
Sather
5.
Fornian
1,
MacFaiI.ui
F3
mm
I
-.JZff
4
ttw
Central
BmcJ
f
by
Un
Ooownattnt
New
&
Better
Service
123
NIGHT
&
DAY
123
t'NITKD
CABS
12'
'
Stand:
Cow
Bay
I,
Jivka
Rindova,
soman
switchboard
nerator
at
tl:e
legation,
was
sentenced,
to
twelve
years
imprisonment.
Others
drew
lighter
terms.
colored
squares
p.re
toeing
asked
to
bring
them
down
to
the
centre
to
be
sewn
into
the
rug.
Mrs.
Beckett
is
lending
valuable
assist-
i
ance
in
doing
the
crochet
work
ana
th
real
need
is
fur
the
orig-
lnal
group
to
matte
the
necessary
squares.
The
following
is
a
list
of
some
oi
tne
young
weavers
w
ho
have
been
lequo.sted
iJu
rssist:
Patricia
Wong,
uail
Weise,
Mur-
lei
.
Prockter,
Peggy
Dominate,
Margaret
Valderhaug,
S
o
n
j
a
Hansen,
Rue
Rhodes,
.
Joanne
Way,
Aipa
Carlson,
Nila
Weise,
Susanne
Kildal,
Margaret
Leit;h
ton.
Maue
Magee
anu
Anne
l
a
-Sette,
Robert
Vamato,
Mardell
Soiland
Its
hats
off
to
Brown-
,
,
,,
,i
woods
wno
came
inrougn
with
seemingly
impossible
wyi
over
the
Senior
Basketball
leading
Co-Ops
in
last
night's
pame
in"
the
Civic
Centre.
The
score
was
50
to
49
and
it
was
one
of
the
most
thrilUnp
Fames
of
the
sei.son.
And
hats
of!
to
Reg
Lavigne!
His
driving
of-iense,
his
deceptive
dribble
and
change
of
pace
and
his
ability
to
intercept
Co-ot
passes
time
after
time
made
for
one
of
the
best
individual
displays
of
basktbal!
this
season.
He
never
left
the
floor
and
was
uoins
Just
as
strong
nt
the
end
o!
the
dame
as
in
the
i:rst
quarter.
i
Bob
Gill
of
Fashion
was
draft-
j
(
il
ai;ain
as
a
utility
man
for
lire
r.
woods
and
it
was
a
good
I
move,
wnen
en
the
lioor
n
:
h::red
rcbouiu'S
with
MacPhce
of
Co-on
and
slaved
a
ban,'-nc
fcame,
He
is
a
yiMinn
player
and
in
another
year
promises
to
be
a
y.tand-out.
Co-op
was
definitely
off-color.
They
held
the
lead
on
several
occasions
but
didn't
have
tfelr
u.:ua!
diive.
They
mls.-ed
shot
af-tr
hot
and
tneir
usual
offensive
play
was
not
clicking.
Tliev
led
15
to
13
in
the
first
quarter
27
to
'H
at
til?
half
and
39
to
38
at
the
end
of
the
third
(eriod.
Brown1
woods
came
through
wilh
18
MinU
in
the
final
fiuarter
to
cutscore
Co-op
18
to
10
to
take
the
most
dazzling
game
of
the-
reason
by
a
decisive
seorp.
Lavinne
wa
hi?h
scorer
with
1C.
Shier
made
11
and
for
Co-an
Platen
was.
hir-h
man
with
10.
Referees
Com.'.dina
ar.d
Blatla
called
13
fo'ds
on
Brnwnwood-'
and
19
on
Cvops
and
keut
the
i'4;mie
well
under
control.
Brown-woods
made
12
of
their
19
free
throws
and
Co-op
converted
7
(if
16.
There
are
sli'l
two
frames
to
,
play
in
the
Se.iior
Division
and
I
Blown
cods
could
tie
up
wilh
feeond
place
Bo-Me-Hl
by
v-ln-n
1
ni
from
C'i-op
the
posto
nei
;
anw
of
January
24
and
wit
netting
a
Hiuh
S:-hool
less
if
Co-on
takrj
Bo-Mrt-Hl
in
u
postponed
name
of
February
14.
All
this
nii"ht
seem
Improbable
but
Brownwoods
twv
been
doinc
the
imnrobible
for
the
past
month
and
who
knows,
but
what
they
will
come
out,
on
top
In
the
hectic
ser:mbl
for
the
len:ue's
sec-''ud
:!:i:-e
Lipeuns:
B'T.v!ivood-
Lnvh'nc
18.
Siller
11.
Peircc
9.
Bill
7,Owens
2,
lhemroii
4,
Gill
1,
Stinberu
6
I
Total
-5S
Co-op
n.
H
jlkestad
6.
Flnten
'i
.
S:-hecic
3.
Mop'an
7
Aniev
8.
M
H::lkestand
2.
Bevnon
4,
Davis
r.
MacPhic
4.-
Total
49
l
adies
l
eas
lie
Monies
wail
the
first
pame
of
a
Ladles
Le:-.ue
play-offs
in
:
lcv-scorins
fixture
by
18
te
14
over
Horn's.
Peonies
took
an
earlv
lead
in
the
first
quarter
6
In
4
increas-a
it
at,
the
h
ilf
by
13
to
10
and
maintained
it
throuqbout
(
to
take
an
easy
victory.
Tne
last
half
was
dull
vith
only
4
point."
i
helm;
scored
by
the
losers
and
5
bv
Pnonle-i.
Betty
Hamilton.!
f
ir
Dom's,
fou-rht
gamely
to
ive
I
her
tfam
the
!e.:d
and
tonned
th
!
scoring
with
7
points.
Jackie
Bud-inich
was
hit;h
for
People's
with
fi
noints.
Relerees
Husoy
and
Tens,
called
only
17
fouls
In
n
leaner
than
average
same
ir.
this
division
10
fouls
on
Dnm;
and
7
on
Peoples.
This
gives
'
Peoples
a
one
came
ed;;e
in
the
best
of
three
play-offs
with
th'
second
same-
fi-heduled
for
next
'
week.
.
1,
Budlnlch
6
TT'im
e
3.
Rill
3.
Ilinnns
4
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