Frince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
February
24,
1950
We
for
the
record
of
teams
and
Players
of
the
Ladies
Division
for
the
1949-50
basketball
season
trer
Service
Pts
.
61
57
52
47
Slock.
Reducing
Stock
Reducing
R.
Thain
iPi
J.
Budinich
ipi
I-
Howe
(Pi
B.
Hamilon
(D)
...
M.
Lykegarde
(Bi
Basketball
42
2usiy
Thain
High
Scorer
LADIES'
LEAGIE
I
1M!
I9St
Kl
'.CORDS
The
Top
scoring
honor
in
the
Ladies'
Basketball
League
goes
:
to
Rusty
Thain
of
People's
who
lias
scored
61
points,
Tour
more
&
DAY
umidl
u
I
C.
Currie
tD.
31
N-
Youngman
D
...
25
B.
Matson
IB)
L.
Webster
1B1
24
N.
Pavleh
B
'1
23
A.
Hamilton
D
15
M.
Greenwrmd
(Bl
14
E.
Bussey
(P)
..
.
11
n.
Bill
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A.
Dumas
in
(
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Bo-Me-Hi
Wins
Senior
Game
But
Intermediate
Match
Provided
Upset
Bo-Me-IIi
strengthened
their
hold
on
second
thnn
lier
team-mate
.T.
Budln-ich.
Below
Is
tlie
statistical
ta-
cow
nay
PRICE
ITEMS
All
Ski
Boots
and
Ski
Equipment
All
Bone
China
Cups
and
Saucers
BOYS'
PARKAS.
SNOWSUITS
&
JACKETS
L
.
Entire
Stock
Men's
Worsted
GABARDINES.
From
12.95
to
19.50
Now
Reduced
to
$9.95
L.
Youngmnn
ID)
..
a
J.
Pottle
1P1
...
7.''"
6
M.
Ke
ays
3
M
.Shier
iDt
....
3
D.
Paul
1
Di
j
D.
Marshall
iB
D.
Marshall
B1
0
J.
Williams
D
0
M.
Leavilt
B
0
S.
Pearson
'Bl
0
M.
Windle
ip)
0
Team
Totals
PlQ
place
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
last
night
by
virtue
of
their
61
to
54
victory
over
Brownwooda.
The
losers
were
the
best
team
in
the
first
three
periods
of
the
game
and
looked
like
the
winners
until
that
time.
High
School
staged
a
smart
rally
in
the
TVT
R
T
16
2
2
A
l'""
I
A
lt
French
BINOCULARS
Now
$69.50
7
x
50
Power
Coated
LENSES
'
Reg.
Price
$98.00.
final
period
to
overcome
the
"
;
I
Brownwcods'
lead
at
4(1
all,
and
then
forced
ahead
52
to
46
before
Brownwoods
made
a
come
four
technical
fouls
called
on
them,
before
they
realized
that
back
talk
to
the
referees
does
Peoples
204
Doms
15!)
hU-ii
it
up
ap,ain
ai
not
accumulate
dividends.
Tern-
BOYS
WEAR
Trousers
Reg.
$3.75.
Now
$2.25
back
la
ti
52
to
50.
llifh
School
High
School
really,
pel's
also
flared
in
that
last
Most
points
player
01
rt
quarter
and
Brownwoods
lost
Sunberg
when
he
clipped
Carlson,
who
retaliated,
both
players
being
banned
from
the
poured
it
on
at
this
stage,
scoring
nine
points
In
the
final
minutes
and
holding
Brown-wends
down
to
four
The
students
earned
their
victory
with
Men's
All
Wool
Pullovers
and
Cardigan
Sweaters
Reg.
Price
$9.50.
Now
$6.50
Men's
Gladstone
1
Suiter
Leather
Bags.
Reg.
Price
$29.50
Now
Reduced
to
$21.50
Star
Gauntlet
Gloves
Price
$1.85.
Now
$1.19
Reg
game.
their
aggressive
play
and
dogged
Spring
again
came
through
persistence.
.
j
wiWi
a
big
25
points,
and
played
main.
Most
field
goals
player
28
R
Thain.
Most
Free
Throw
player
9
I.
Kildal.
Mast
Free
Throw
attempts
27-R.
Thain.
tict
Free
Throw
poreontae-1?
-
M.
L'
keai'de.
Most
personal
fouls
21
L.
Howe.
i
Most
points
game
team
33
Doms
and
Peoples.
Most
foul
i.r.l
Ranie
team
10
Peoples.
Most
points
games
2
teams
-52
-Booth
and
Peoples.
Heavy
All
Wool
Socks
Reg.
Price
85c.
Now
59c
Knee
Length
Short
Sleeve
Combs.
Reg.
$1.75.
Now
99c
a
much
better
team
game
than
usual,
feeding
his
forwards,
a
habit
that
he
can
well
develop.
Shier
played
a
brilliant
game
for
Brownwoods,
snagging
rebound
after
rebound
and
scoring
an
impressive
23
points.
Carlson,
with
14,
and
Pierce
with
11,
both
played
useful
ball
and
sparked
their
team
with
their
The
game
was
marred
by
poor
sportsman;
hip
all
evening.
High
School
continually
and
audibly
questioned
every
call
made
by
the
relercs
and,
when
the
going
got
tough
for
Brownwoods
in
the
final
quarter,
they
were
fuilty
oX.
the
same
practice.
It
was
in
this
period
that
the
refcrcps
tinhiened
uo
on
the
See
Our
Many
Many
Toys
At
xk
Price
w.
mik
nnd
Brownwoods
had
hard
work
S'wester
Hats
$1.75.
Now
$1.09
Referees
Dominato
kept
the
game
well
Reg.
ana
siaua
See
These
Buys
at
The
Sports
Shop
622
W.
3rd
Ave.
ETIUFRS
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHf
RSTfiURG,
ONT.
:
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not
ul'lil''l
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tlrSl:H'c'.
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f;tmi
iththil
Ho.il.
I
ur
by
lite
Gmcuimenf
of
l(nh.lt
(
uhi!i;i.
under
control,
even
in
the
last
hectic
quarter
when
tempers
flared
and
a
few
long-nourished
grudges
were
being
evened
off.
Lineups
Brownwoods-Lavi;;ne
4,
Shier
23,
Pierce
11,
Bill,
Gurvich
2,
Sunberg
10,
Owens
4.
Total
54.
Bo-Me-Hi
Carlson
14.
Spring
25,
Webster
4,
Bcherk
8,
McChes-ney
4,
Kristnianson,
Ratchford,
Bill
6,
Sharpe.
Total
61.
Intermediate
North
Star
scored
the
biggest
Total
3
Merchants
Dumas
1,
Marshall
G,
Currie
4.
Anderson
8,
Walsh
2,
Davidson
8.
Christoff
Boulter
4
MacFarlane
B.,
Stacey
W.
2,
Forman
11,
Marki
6,
MacFarlane
A.,
Stacey
K.
Sather
5,
Donaldson-Total
30
-
Boy
Scouts-Webber
R.
3.
Backer
5,
Ciccone
4.
Scherk,
Erikson
2
Findlay,
Kristmanson,
Webber
H.,
Hodgklnf;.m
8
Total
20
nd
Prof
Denis
;.
4
5
g
-
High
School
1
7
2
(
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
13
2
26
J
Kinsmen
11
4
22
j
High
School
9,
6
18
Boy
Scouts
5
10
10
!,
1
3ea
Cadets
4
11
8
Utnr.es
3
12
6
essiona
ess
a
Total
33
Junior
Rupert
Houl
increased
their
lead
in
the
Junior
Dlvisian
With
a
30
to
2u
win
over
the
lourth.
place
Boy
Scouts.
Nell
Forman
i
was
high
scorer
In
the
game
with
11
points
but
his
scoring
average
W
L
Pts
!
Senior
upset
of
the
year
when
they
took
a
34
to
33
victory
from
the
league
-
leading
Merchants.
Fa.hion
was
idle
for
the
evening
but
moved
back
into
a
first-
24
Co-op
.
12
BO-Me-Hi
7
3
10
11
14
'
10
NET
E.
H.
G0MERY
N
T
I
S
T
.Smith
Block
!
for
the
evening
was
very
poor
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
K..-om
10
8
T
O
N
K
DUIDINO
place
tie
with
Merchants
Dy
cause
he
missed
at
least
three-
i
virtue
of
the
loss.
!
garters
of
the
shots
attempted.
North
Star
earned
their
vie-
Diminutive
Ronnie
Ciccone
play-
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
F.nlarglni
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Photos
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6
6
15.
Brownwoods
5
Intermediate
Merchants
12
Fa-shion
12
North
Star
3
.
Ladies
Peoples
8
t
lory...
They
led
during
the
first
ed
a
smart
checking
game
for
the
half,
out-scoring
Merchants
12
Scouts
and
was
all
over
the
floor
to
7
in
the
first
quarter,
holding
jn
attempts
to
seenre
a
win
nearly
even
in
the
second,
which
for
his
team.
Bill
Morrison
for
16
K
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PHONE
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aw
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Kasl
ended
18
-
14.
Merenanus
macie
i
RUpei
t
Hotel
was
as
solid
as
P
a
strong
come-back
in
the
tiurd
rook
0n
the
delense
and
was
his
quarter,
to
tie
the
score
at
2G
teams
outstanding
player
during
'
all.
n
the
last
quarter
North
(he
evening
.
I
Star
again
took
over
the
lead
to'
In
tne
seC0Rd
Junior
pame
of
eke
out
their
close
win.
(he
evening
Kinsmen
whitewash-
i
The
win
could
have
been
more
ed
the
luckless
Stones
by
a
44-
.
decisive
if
they
had
converted
;
22
score.
Stones
couldn't
even
'
more
of
their
last
period
fouljconVert
their
free
throws,
mak-"
shots,
as
they
missed
six
in
this
jng
oniy
two
of
their
thirteen
quarter.
Merchants
also
failed
j
possibles.
i
U
convert
their
fouls
making
,
Revnold
MacKav
was
high
mar
I
only
3
of
15
possibles
all
even-for
Kinsmen
witn
16
points
bu,
I
mB.
his
same
was
marred
bv
unneces-
1
ttfotm!
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
OKNERAL,
CONTRACTORS
THIS
WA8
ONE
TIME
WHEN
OAVILAN
CONNECTED!
Cuban
welterweight
Kid
Gavilan
(right)
is
shown
landing
a
powerful
right
to
the
midsection
of
New
York's
Billy
Graham,
distorting
Graham's
skin,
during
10-round
non-title
bout
at
Madison
Square
Garden
in
New
York
city.
Graham,
who
won
the
decision
of
the
judges,
is
considered
a
likely
prospect
foF
a
title
bout
with
welterweight
champ
Ray
Robinson.
GONICK
IMKI'HIST
Ik
u.il
Analy
l.i
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Hour
to
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
It
was
the
best
game
in
this
league
in
many
a
clay
and
North
t?.
HOURS
f-
"-
-.VI.
-4
JI
.i
to
5
p.m.
,sary
fouls
of
which
he
is
con-'
I
tinually
euilty.
Henry
Blackaby
for
the
Kinsmen
scored
10
points
r
d
was
one
of
the
bulwarks
of
'
the
team.
I
For
Stone's
Julian
Parnell
I
'slier
Block
PHONE3
Black
334
Red
894
P.
O.
Box
1C70
bnnne
212
scored
a
smart
15.
nr
two-thirds
And
now
you
can
enjoy
something
by
Appointment
of
his
teams
total
for
the
even
new
and
delightful
cocktaili
nd
long
Star
are
certainly
a
team
to
be'
'
reckoned
with
in
future
sea
They
played
all
the
way
throuun
as
a
smart
team
unit,
and
ai
one
time
dazzled
the
fans
with!
I
a
ull
play
that
put
Smith
in!
the
clear
for
a
perfect
lay-up
thot
which
he
converted,
n
the
final
period
they
managed
to
keep
the
lead
in
their
possession
by
a
smart
stalling
game
which
pave
the
control
of
the
ball
for
the
last
minute
and
ten
seconds,
lineups
drink
made
with
Captain
Morgan
Rum.
There
are
two
brands,
each
with
its
own
distinctive
taste
r
.
.
Gold
Label
is
rich
and
full-bodied
.
.
.
Black
Label
is
extra
'smooth
and
flavourful.
Both
brands
make
taste-tempting
drinks!
ing,
j
'-
LINEUPS:
'
:
,
:
Kinsmen-Letouvneau
8.
Blaek-aby
H.
10.
MacKav
16,
Blackabv
A.
4,
Peneff
5,
Blackabv
W.
1.
McAfee.
Macintosh
2
Total
44.
-
Stones
Parnell
J.
15.
Mi'hrl
G.,
Parnell
P.
4,
Adklns
1.
Stewart.
Jeffreys.
Sankey
S
Total
2"?
Rupert
Hoiel
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3(Hh.
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Star
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5,
Smith
5,
Parnell
6,
Young
4,
Simonsen
8.
Ketcheson,
Hamilton,
Hartwig
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Steel
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Tuesday,
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Sunday,
11
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