Prince
Rupert
Daflt
J3t09
Monday,
April
11,
1949
BILLIARDS
FOURSOMES
Lists
for
the
final
Canadian
Legion
handicap
English
billiards
tournament
for
the
winter
were
filed
over
the
weekend
and
an
Innovation
In
such
an
event
has
been
provided
by
these
matches
being
'foursomes,"
the
contesting
sides
being
drawn
between
the
"Old
Vets"
and
the
"New
Vets."
The
handicap
committee
are
scratching
their
heads
as
to
how
this
is
to
be
done
but
they
expect
to
have
the
lists
out
In
Long
of
Silver
Streaks,
who
bowled
390
for
single
game
and
Johnny
Comadina
of
Headpin-ners
whose
three-game
total
was
828.
Macey's
3,
Plnbustr-rs
0.
Maple
Loafs
2,
Overwaitea
1.
B.
C.
Messenger
2,
Silver
Streaks
1.
Headpinners
2,
Dodgers
1.
Kinnplnners
2,
Pioneer
Laundry
1.
Pushovers
2,
Bo'ks
1.
Hotshot
2,
Cloverleafs
1.
Malkins
2.
Winders,
1.
High
School
2,
Brownwoods
1.
Bo-Me-Hi
Is
Winner
of
Senior
Basketball
League
Play-Offs
Booth
Memorial
Basketball
teams
topped
all
the
silverware
involved
in
Saturday
night's
basketball
play-offs
when
the
girls'
team
took
the
highly
rated
Pom's
into
camp
by
an
IS
to
14
win
in
the
Ladies'
MACEY'S
LEAD
MIXED
LEAGUE
With
tliree
clear
victories
to
their
credit
last
week,
Macey's
took
a
firmer
hold
on
top
position
'
in
the
Mixed
Five
Pin
Rovvlinq
Lchrup.
The
triple
mnrked
confectioners
blanked
PinbiiNtr-rs
and
werp
the
only
team
In
the
league
to
eonie
llimu'sh
with
an
unblemished
record.
IliRh
individual
scoring
for
the
session
was
performed
by
T.
Thompson
for
the
ladies
who
racked
up
339
for
high
.siii;le
find
83ft
for
triple
Ranie
afifire-tale.
She
plays
for
Maple
Leafs.
Men's
hii:h
scorers
were
J.
League
and
their
Senior
team
made
it
a
grand
slam
a
or
a,u1
play
,arl!"11
"V('r
the
Easter
holidays.
by
pulling
a
thriller
out
of
the
fire
to
score
a
close
win,
44-42,
over
the
leafiue-l
dominating
Co-ops.
I
valuable
Player
Trophy
Awasd
330
231)
105
132
00
MAPLE
LEAFS
P.
Thompson
2.19
J.
Thorn
p.son
119
A.
Shearer
148
R.
Shearer
147
A.
Hampton
41
II
Hampton
141
i
210
144
150
209
r2
204
Sport
Shots
173
123
123
Handicap
123
Totals
1008
1102
1192
presented
this
year
by
Don
forward
to
be
voted
on
by
the
Senior
League
coaches.
The
four
hundred
fans
at
Saturday
night's
basketball
found
to
their
surprise
that
the
old-fashioned
game
of
ping
pong
had
grown
up
to
become
a
fast
and
exciting
sport
called
tabic
The
Bo-Me-Hi
-
Co-op
game,
was
a
guaranteed
crowd
pleaser
long-
before
the
first
whistle
sounded
as
evidenced
by
a
near-full
house,
ninety-five
.
percent
of
which
was
rooting
for
High
School
In
no
uncertain
manner.
And
the
crowd
was
right
as
the
game
started
out
a
break-neck
speed
that
was
maintained
Un-j
OVERWAITEA
K.
Paul
193
214
108
V.
Comadina
143
131
143
J.
North
138
134
138
R.
Tubb
123
232
312
M.
Kuzlk
142
103
109
L.
Vanetta
178
181
194
Jack
Dcmpfipy'ii
last
fight
wa.t
not
when
he
last
the
championship
title.
It
was
(Mi
board
an
American
transport
in
the
Pacific
about
half
way
through
the
Second
World
War.
There
was
no
gate.
Neither
were
there
seconds
or
a
referee.
"There
Hand
can
17
.
17
I
f
tennis.
Semi-finalisU
Sluu
and
AS
WINGS
WON
These
four
Canadlens
Pll
ly
Reay,
Emile
Bouchard
K
Bill
Durnan
had
nothing
to
be
happy
about
last
Tuesday
night
as
Gordie
Yh
Rft
sweater,
scored
his
eighth
play-off
counter
to
hp
lp
send
the
Red
Wins
intom'""
finals
by
beating
Montreal
3-1
in
Detroit.
This
time
Howe's
shot
was
wide
ol
'tLf'"
an
officer.
"He
was
pretty
good
he
went
down
and
out."
The
SENTIMENrj
hi
the
(irsl
round
"jiald
Demp-
former
champion
wound
up
his
SCROOBY,Notir
Totals
934
1072
10C1
teams
Standnyk
played
a
smashing
.set
til
the
final
bell.
Both
!
i,1:,vh(1
Iimiiu-iik
In.
11
uiih
niMin
uf
three
kuiiics
with
some
bril
ls
in
the
lead
until
the
last
auar-
liant
shots
played
from
as
far-
.sey,
"and
for
a
while
I
thought
stry:
I
expected
to
be
court
''(
O
-ThrceAmei
J
was
a
young
seaman
on
the
ship,"
said
Dcinp.sey,
when
telling
the
story
the
other
day.
lfil
ter
when
the
speed
began
to
back
as
fifteen
feet
iroit.
the
tell
on
the
older
Warn
and
when
table.
All
three
games
we.o
close
179
High
School's
plentiful
supply
with
Stadnyk
winning
the
first
210
137
132
151
101
182
73
980
I
was
In
for
the
hcklnc
I
dc-
niuruaioa-an
onicer
nghting
,wct,
dwcndai
an
enlisted
man.
And
I
sure
"am
Brewster
r
"who
was
making
himself
ob-
served
for
not
having
better
"3
of
reserves
'literally
wore
down
and
third
game.
to
win
the
j
would
have
been
had
I
lost."
lhe
P'lBrim
fathers
i
B.C.
MESSENGER
H.
Swaffield
V19
C.
Smith
130
L
Sehroeder
153
T.
Smith
185
L.
Swaffield
91
J.
Sehroeder
130
Handicap
73
Totals
897
SILVER
STREAKS
O.
Van
Meer
95
L.
Smith
HI
P.
Roberts
93
R.
Roberts
180
J.
Long
Ill
Low
score
129
.904
series
and
the
right
to
p;ay
Hege
Holkestad
in
the
final.;
at
jccuonaoie.
-
ims
Bira
Kepi.
S4.nist.
But
then
came
the
break,
bullying
,
the
other
men
arid
He
came
out
for
the
second
with
boasting
there
was
no
so
and,
his
miur.1
down.
I
saw
I
hi
win
!
:
.
u:
'W.OOOi
to
help
-
it&r
f-an
ancients,;
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
PalUster
are
church,
where
pii
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
'"''d
secret
mMwJ
tonight's
Rup-Rec
display.
-
....
v..at.
u,.;lw
iW
couiiui
i
mv
ohIv
c
halve
and
I
nut
everv-
193
122
170
212
390
151
lick."
One
day
he
chalh
100
111
141
115
174
124
40
805
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
Dempsy
for
Rcgina.
They
will
reside
on
-
-
the
prairies.
,,.,..
twenty
years
older
and
ed
flush
on
the
fellow's
law
and
n
.
-
40
Handicap
40
the
Co-ops
to
the
point
of
exhaustion.
Angus
Macphee
was
again
the
stand-out
player
of
the
gam?
and,
in
spite
of
being
closely
checked
by
Art
Olson
and
Glen
Carlson,
was
good
for
11
points
He
controlled
play
under
both
baskets
and
engineered
many
of
Co-op's
offensive
plays.
Jnck
Lindsay
was
the
high
scorer
of
the
evening
with
18
points
but
was
off
In
his
foul
shots
making
Totals
795
1284
HEADPINNERS
-
A
McMeekin
191
100
240
K.3
233
147
254
103
205
172
183
106
281
T
McMeekin
230
N.
Withers
185
H.
Withers
202
V.
Wrathall
145
J.
Comadina
293
Handicap
.......
.
"
12
12
12
1298
1182
1215
only
6
of
his
12
possibles
whlch
Totals
fhn
tdvtititamtnt
ii
not
published1
e
ditpUye
d
by
the
Liquot
Control
Boeidor
bv
th
Govtmmfttl
of
British
Columbia
of
course
Is
a
good
percentage
14
but
not
for
Jack
who
usually
is
1415
a
dead-shot
on
free
throw.;.
237
It
would
be
difficult
la
pick
J7,
out"
an
ouLstamhiiR
player
from
20
the
High
team
as
they
ail
piay-
212
151
17R
137
191
304
DODGERS
S.
Ramsay
177
V.
Mcn.ies
190
E.
Anderson
125
O.
Anderson
249
1
Oamer
109
E.
Oamer
235
Handicap
20
20
1105
1193
1115
ed
a
stellar
came
'and
Iheir
Totals
teamwork
paid
off
in
the
laM
104
quarter.
Ray
Spring
was
high
scorer
with
11,
Jim
Flatcn
ir.ode
pej
0.
and
Art
Olson
8.
In
fact
ev.
ry
lie
133
174
185
150
300
PIONEERS
L.
Eriekson
C.
Eriekson
...
K
Kidson
n.
Windle
P.
Menvies
B.
MoxW'V
llniidicaii
...
131
151
231
234
130
234
12
member
of
the
team
contilbuted
272
to
the
scoring
column
which
31
31
31
Totals
1132
1111
1001
added
up
to
44
points,
just
2
too
K1NOPINNERS-
many
for
Co-op.
I
'a.'
Comimna
...
1M
III
fil
The
"V
fl.
Shenton
218
215
200
proved
that
extensive
and
con-
H.
McCnllum
15
l
mi
IM
-ientioiis
nractlsintr
djvt
off;
Shenton
L"8
14(1
217
224
192
They
came
tip
from
last
place
Pierre
199
It
8
8
Unrxticap
Totals
SMTTl.lt
Tuesday.
1
30
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday.
10
p.m..
CoquiUam
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
pa
FOR
SOI
Til
Ql'EKN
CHRIOTTIC
ISLANDS
1109
11(52
1159
CTOVERLEAFS-
O.
R'odle
'
100
I),
tl
ieblacl
.
.
..
1M
I
Kenvs
127
!..-
Keavs
;
HO
Ri!vcrides
1!W
s.s.
Coqultlam,
ApriP22,
May
fl.
lfit
102
lt7
171
198
174
00
189
?03
lit
ISO
129
1
00
to
down
Peoples
in
tho
semifinals
and
last,
night
played
a
superior
game
throughout
to
take
Dom's
into
camp.
Only
two
Dom's
players
were
able
to
hit
ihe
basket
with
ftiihty
Thain
and
Irene
Kildal
each
scoring
7
points.
Christine
Currie
made
7
for
High,
Webster
wa.-
goiKl
fur
5,
Pavlch
4,
A.
Hamilton
and
D.
Kennedy
each
scoring
1.
These
games
wrote
finis
to
the
local
leagues
for
the
1948-49
sea
Y
Ttircntto
...
177
itxndiean
r0
May
20.
FOR
NOKTI1
Ql'EKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Ctxpiitlam.
April
15,
29,
May
13.
Totals
998
10G3
1033
IIOTSHOTS-
175
271
151
ICS
159
155
W,
Fii(ler
lf
13
H
Schmidt
lH
120
V.
M--Kinlev
S!r'9
191
.1
Fleming
17
110
H
Suclen
144
148
Iiw
score
.
129
102
(continued
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pafl
71
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Prince
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508
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MORE
son,
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following
teams
winning
the
honors:
j
Junior
Division
Play-offs'
North
Smr;
League,
North
Star.
Girls'
Division
Play-offs
High
School;
League,
Dom's.
i
Intermedial
Division
PI?y-!
WORKS
BOOTS
rAius
.
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fs
-
Fashion;
League.
Fashion.
Senior
Division
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league,
Co-op.
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