prfnct
Rupert
5afi?
Tutfts
We-lnesdsy,
November
1",
1948
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Today
in
Sports
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BASKETBALL
'
Excitement
And
Color.
FIRSITH1RD
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
Fans
Get
Everything
j
Vy
'N
They
Want
lirown-
ds
Stay
On
Top
M'OC
IN
BOWLING
IS
SETTLED
Rosa
lees
Won
Play-off
From
Belmonts
Rosa
Lees
nd
acunoius
piay-ed
off
to
break
a
tie
in
the
o)(iLW
XmmBBx
:i.v
oikIs
53
Senior
Co-ops
3,
l!r'
liitcriiittliate
i
:itlios
!'!
ojik-'s
Sti-re
S;illT
Bay
4
I
standing
for
the
first
third
of
I
Ladies
B
Bowling
League
and
I
Rosa
Lees
won
two
games
to
I
one.
High
aggregate
scorer
for
Junior
North
Star
7,
Rupert
Hotel
10
j
i
League
basketball
Tuas-1
1
i
..3
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k
the
three
games
was
B.
Vucko-vich
of
Rosa
Lees
with
an
aggregate
of
648
while
high
single
game
was
by
M.
Postuk,
also
ui
Rosa
Lees,
with
266.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
THURSDAY
v
Sports
a.m.
9:00-Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class.
p.iTl.
2:00
Adult
Casual
Budiriii-ton.
3:30
King
E.lward
Gym
Class.
3:30
Jr.
GirLs
Apparatus
Class.
C:30
Boys
Organized
Games
Hour.
8:00-Rup-Rec
Women.
8:00
Teen
Tournament
Night.
School
Basketball
League
4:00.
Basketball
Practices
5:00-10:00.
Special
2:00
V'omeiis
Crafts
and
Bridge
Club.
4:00
Booth
Bible
Class.
7:30-N.F.B.
Film
Children.
8:00
Co-op
Members
Relations.
8:0tWProgress!ve
-
Conservative.
8:00
Sewing
Class
(U.BCJ.
8:30
N.F.B.
Adult.
follows:
J
I
"'
I
M
Ji
1
It
aay
niitiii
naa
v
xeutint'ia,
coiur
and
closeness.'
The
;
sjaraes
provided
every-i
Xh'w.g
for
the
enjoyincHl
1
ineiit
of
a
larpe
number
of
fans.
j
The
Seruor
game
saw
Co-op
defeating
Brownwoods
C3
to
53
j
fiir
their
second
win
wbirh
kp
i
BELMONTS
M.
Lewis
!
P.
Andrea
i
G.
Tubb
M.
Scharff
,
B.
Winctle
Totals
127
68
108
157
151
611
AVAILABLE
AT
1&4&A:
Ik
157
187
107
147
210
808
168
245
148
195
134
148
148
160
147
792
114
126
119
231
166
756
PHI!
POTT.
FVITTfcf.0.
LTD.
J.
'boiuier
143
,M.
Postufc
266
L.
Basso-Beri,
i54
B.
Vuckovieh
....
222
J.
Warren
153
Totals
.:
838
PHONES
651
-
652
:
.
.
COAL,
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
to
ear
as
they
huddle
around
Captain
Poul
Rowe
ijfli
and
quarterback
Keith
v-.
their
dressine
room
following
their
victory
over
Saskatcntwan
Kuuhridi
v
them
the
western
championship.
They
now
meet
either
Hamilton
or
otui
inion
title.
Rowe
is
holding
the
N.J.
(Piffle!
Taylor
memortaj
tropny.
emoi!
supremacy.
Spaith
is
clutching
the
Jeff
Nickiln
memorial
trophy
which
h
valuable
player
in
tlie
west.
Brown-
I
Miller
Bay
defeated
them
on
top
of
the
loop.
The
first
quarter
started
off
fast
with
one
team
matching
the
other
for
baskets.
Co-op,
led
by
MacPhee,
took
a
three-point
lead
16
to
13.
The
fast-breaking
game
continued
with
Browtt-woods
fighting
hard
to
take
the
lead.
They
tied
the
score
21
tc
21
with
5
minutes
to
go
but
nil
fori
l
woods
three
games
to
the
only
clean
sweep
victory
in
the
Ladies
B
Bowling
League
last
week.
They
finished
the
first
third
within
one
point
of
the
league
leadership
which
was
then
shared
by
Rosa
Lees
and
Belmonts
,the
former
having
lost
one
game
to
two
to
Noble
and
Wick
while
the
latter
were
experience
to
draw
on,
played
a
played
his
usual
good
defensive
steady,
hard-driving
half.
The
'We-
W
8lrolie
L.
.
,
.
.
,v
.
fense.
Shier
and
Thonpo:i
third
Quarter
ktpt
up
the
ter-1
were
tops
offensively
for
Brim
ri-
rific
pace
with
Brownwoods
woo(ls
Both
players
pBJW.
striving
hard
to
cut
down
the
through
with
siiots
Uiat
hud
the
lead.
However,
Co-op
kept
on
.
ians
cheering.
Brownwoods
v
no
scorlnu
as
their
forwards
drove
IeJy
mainly
ou
a
strong
'jltsa-
BP.OVv'WWOODS
R.
Kands
109
M.
Eby
laO
L.
Donaldson
82
B.
Linasav
110
O.
Brown
68
Handicap
144
Totals
663
117
109
134
105
lu
144
77
V
109
169
170
99
14
144
B37
defeating
Stars
two
games
to
i
from
then
on
Co-op
pulled
into
a
lead
which
they
never
let
go.
The
half
ended
36-27
for
Co-op
The
first
half
pace
was
fast
and
furious,
set
by
Brownwoods.
and.
at
times,
got
the
better
ot
the
players,
leading
to
rough
and
aggressive
playing.
Eery
ball
was
fought
for
and
it
was
Brownwoods
poor
passing
and
shouting
that
was
their
down-lalL
Co-cp.
v.lth
their
wealth
of
one.
Team
scores
last
week
were:
Miller
Bay
3,
Brownwoods
0.
ROSA
LEES
J.
Boulter
,
ivl
Hu.stllK
through
the
shoe
men
'
defense.
The
fiual
quarter
saw
Co-op
relaxing
and
Brownwoods
puttirg
on
a
final
drive
that
cut
the
margin
to
10
point
at
the
final
whistle.
Noble
and
Wick
2,
Rosa
Lees
i
j...
Bas.so-Bert
226
1M)
lurf
ItiO
122
sive
game,
had
a
defense
which
left
much
to
be
desired.
Co-op
took
92
shots
and
scored
26
field
goals.
Brownwoods
mad"
23
field
goals
from
89
shots.
INTERMEDIATE
1
H.
Vucicovicn
J.
Warren
25
HandicaD
Totals
771
159
196
2UU
216
1B1
2a
986
184
220
97
173
mi
57
156
121
127
1H0
127
25
736
154
107
10U
U4
lhX
57
Belmonts
2,
Stars
1.
Boosters
2,
Big
Si.sters
1,
Tollers
2,
Busy
Bees
1.
High
single
scorer
for
one
game
was
June
dciteas
ot
Stars
NOBLE
&
WICK
A.
HuiKestad
105
I
M.
Baxter
ioO
P.
Black
20a
The
Intermediate
game
was
j
the
most
.exciting
of
the
evnin;.
Fashion
gained
a
victory
over
(Continuec
on
Pane
I
j
The
referees,
to
keep
the
j
'game
under
control,
had
to
j
)41
benrh
Pierce
and
Lindsay
for'
hip
too
aggressive
playing,
jj'ij
Outstanding
in
the
game
wan
21
MacPhee,
who
showed
the
fans
!
J'1
he
could
still
score
points
nd
'
B5'
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....
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wtfa
256
while
Grace
Richards
!
f??fy
ins
115
anrticau
57
Totals
Buj
oi
Toilers
had
high
three
games
of
614.
The
league
staadings:
BELMONTS
EUEY
EEES
T.
Stewart
.
.
J.
Hik-erson
.
J
GuUuie
...
M
Horn
K.
Davicison
.
Ilanaicau
-
Totals
TO1LLK0--
M.
Wide
G.
Richards
.
E.
McLeod
....
P..
Ellison
J.
Hill
txauuicao
'lOilHS
97
129
114
124
186
108
7j6
14'!
169
97
130
142
104
7a4
100
76
142
126
167
1UB
725
107
218
47
126
11)8
.
1U4
140
R'jsa
Lees
19
19
M.
Lewis
181
kelmonts
iu
kestad
displayed
good
ball-handling
and
shooting,
especially
of
125
197
62
I
135
tl
64
124
1d2
76
693
185
m
161
136
128
76
837
Miller
Bay
Bis,
Sisters
Noble
it
Wick
Boosters
130
set
shots,
which
is
Becoming
lost
111
j
th
one-hundd
orgy
of
shot
1?
lo
...
16
..
13
..
10
n
8
8
W
12
11
14
17
10
la
21
I'L'ownwoods
...
19
P.
Andrews
lei
18!
G.
Tubb
17a
15
M.
Scharff
10U
16
,
B.
Wmcile
124
13
Handicap
76
10'
Totals
825
Uj
STARS
8
:
G.
MCUkUlllOft
190
6
1
L.
Keves
174
j
hd.
Nesbitt
97
!
A.
Kasner
45
j
!
luuay.
ix-ynon,
m
nis
nrsi
gime.
(2a
loners
NEWCOMER
TO
MAPLE
LEAFS
Cal
Gardner
(lefti
and
Bill
Jacobs,
newcomers
to
the
Leaf
rostrum
this
year,
are
talking
:
things
over
prior
to
an
N.H.L.
tussle.
Gardner
is
the
lad
taking
Syl
Apps'
place
between
Esinicki
and
Watson,
while
Juzda
has
been
recalled
from
the
Pittsburg
Hornets
of
the
American
League
to
strengthen
the
parent
club.
Stars
-.
8
busv
Bees
6
Individual
scores:
131
111
"
j'
-70
99
'
1
'
.
424
21.6
f:
A.
i
.
.
.
V
I
J.
Dickens
IOC,
TLH'
Handicap
64
84
h4
I
it
,
696
712
71
,
I
1
otals
MILLER
BAY
Bert
Peterson
108
237
Polly
Roberts
184
153
D.
Aschoff
172
213
Elsie
Iley
96
119
Muriel
Vincent
....
161
161
Handicap
37
37
Totals
758
920
133
140
120
190
105
37
786
Legion
Billiard
Tourney
Resumes
failed
to
take
advantage
of
some
good
opportunities
and
Hurst
forged
ahead
to
win.
A
D0WD.ED
.;
After
an
interval
of
one
week
well-played
score
of
23
byj
during
which
time
the
club
Harvey
was
the
only
break
of
rotims
of
the
Canadian
Legion
tne
game.
...
138
177
156
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j''J
4
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Pi
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w
...133
127
83!-.
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VIO
tr
Vl
.
141
l'oi
i3-i
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r-f
t
...
98
73
147
rjyS
tjttift'JS''
X
'tr?S?r
'.QTC
NEW!
A.
M.
Hurst
will
now
meet
have
"been
devoted
to
activities
BIG
SISTERS
B.
.Gomez
Low
Score
M.
Smith
t.
Kuihweii
.....
M.
Bond
HandicaD
Totals
BOOSTERS
O.
New
Ion
Y.
Chaitrand
....
T.
Cole
N.
Kennedy
....
A.
Denton
Handicap
....
Totals
mm
in
connection
with
"Legion
James
Nicoll
in
the
final
match
and,
as
both
players
are
playing
"scratch,"
a
good
match
Is
anticipated.
Immediately
on
conclusion
of
this
first
tournament,
lists
will
be
opened
for
contestants
In
a
second.
HOI
of
the
tournament
at
a
date
to
be
announced
this
week.
The
t;ame
will
be
for
200
points,
Wepk,
play
in
the
English
billiards
handicap
tournament
was
resumed
during
the
weekend,
j
Geo.
J.
Dawes
i
plus
25
1
won
over
R.
H.
Simon.son
(minus
20)
A
Hume
Away
M
PUUxNR
654
THIS
AND
THAT
50
Room,
Ho!
Wife!
f
K1NCE
BITS
tfic
Per
Dozen
Paid
Eor
Empties
Thlt
d
rrt
lurmrn
t
in
not
pMBlishm
or
1lplyid
bythI,lquirContro)
brrt..:
by
the
Government,
ul
British
CoUiDiUln.
Phnn
Ml
K
down
to
defeat
In
his
next
match
ith
Alex
Harvey
(who
had
a
handicap
of
minus
28
1
with
a
Jli
:
c
a
k
r
ii
e
c
i
m
f
-
--
-
r.f
inn
ir:n
ti
.......
is
,
m
.
t
1
RHHHIHHHHHIHHB
Distributed
in
lanada
by
laivrTI
Uibtillen
panada;
umilea
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
A
Thorn
Sheet
LIMITED
.
j
,
Ml
a
steady
game
througliout.
ins
best
breaks
being
23
and
25
t
unfinished).
i
Alex
Harvey
went
ou
to
meet
A.
M.
Hurst
l
scratch
i
in
the
"semi-finais
of
this
tournament
and
Hurst
won
over
Harvey
after
an
interesting
game
b
"
T50
to
93.
F
CLEAN
YOUIi
KEPAIK
YOUU
INSTAL
A
NEW
AND
-
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,
T
1
.
,
YOt'R
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAT
CASH
PHONE
950
(28U
own
piayers
gave
a
good
exhibition
ot
the
game,
which
wa
Xairly
even
until
nearing
the
.
...
u.
uJ
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to
Order
anything
in
the
Mini
...
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and
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Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
eve
Every
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u
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latest
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Sorry,
no
can
do!
We
can't
fix
pants,
but
TIRES
are
another
stbry!
Whether
blasted
by
buckshot
or
just
suffering
a
slow
chinery
and
specially
TRAIN
EJ
WHOLESALE
JANITORS'
SUPPLIES
for
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Schools,
Hospitals,
Offices,
etc.
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llrushes.
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G.
II.
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&
Co.
Industrial
Sanitation.
leak,
we
repair
them
good
as
engine
now
r,do
not
wait
until
inc
aul.
If
you
nrethinkinji
newt
AND
If
your
car
needs
a
complete
overhaul,
we
can
do
thut
too!
that
overhaul
haul,
we
will
be
jrlad
to
look
N
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Please!
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PLAYERS
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Your
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