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May
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1949
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MIXED
LEAGUE
PRESIDENTIAL
TEAMS
PLAY
AS
FOOTBALL
SEASON
OPENS
HERE
1
was
your
aqe"
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
can
now
supply
BRIQUETTES
Maeey's
five-pin
team
assured
itself
of
top
spot
in
the
Mixed
Bowline
League
at
the
week-end
iiiji'iaii
r
in
(mm
'.'$
by
taking
two
games
from
King-
The
1949
football
season
got
to
clear
from
Murray.
unberg
off
to
a
good
start
yesterday
.
cleared
a
dangerous
situation.
afternoon
when
the
Association
Gomez
was
cnnsnirnnns
with
Vice-President's
team
won
from
;
some
c)ever
tackling
ar.d
setting
Clean
-
-
No
Slack
CALL
651
FOB
ALL
VOl
It
COAL
NEEDS
The
famous
Foothills
Lump,
Egg,
Nut
and
Washed
Stoker
Coal
pinners
to
boost
their
record
to
$1
wins
and
10
losses
with
only
one
more
session
to
go
before
the
conclusion
of
the
league
schedule.
Headpinners,
which
have
been
Maeey's
continuous
challengers
throughout
the
season,
are
lined
up
for
second
place
with
3
wins
and
12
losses,
although
their
position
is
not
secure,
since
they
are
now
trailed
by
King-pinners
who
have
34.
The
final
games
of
the
schedule
will
take
place
Wednesday
night."
In
the
latest
session.
Bertha
uie
rresiacnis
Dy
a
score
oi
jour,
up
or
neat
ptoys.
to
two.
The
game
was
played!
At
the
opening
of
the
second
under
ideal
conditions.
There:
half
Cornwell
and
Mercer
both
was
an
interesting
crowd,
of
redisplayed
clever
football.
Mur-spectators
and
the
players
a'l
I
ray,
Wilson
and
Ward
combined
gave
of
their
best.
neatly.
Wilson
gave
Ward
an
PeninK
but
u'ler
saved
the
The
honor
of
scoring
the
fi.st
,
Hatter's
shot.
Boulter
steered
a
goal
of
the
season
fell
to
Patjhard
shot
by
cornweH
wide
for
Wilson'
who,
after
combining;
a
fruitless
corner.
A
neat
corn-neatly
with
Armstrong,
took
thejbination
play,
Wilson
to
Arms-latter's
pass
to
place
the
ball
'strong
and
back
to
Wilson,
saw
well
clear
of
Boulter.
The
game
J
the
latter
score
number
'three
was
three
minutes
old.
Corn-
ptn
a
beauty
that
Boulter's
dar-well
showed
masterful
football,
j
mg'
driVe
was
unable
to
stop."
Ol-Eby
blocked
a
good
try
by
Cur-;sen
was
very
prominent
and
Mc-rie
who
had
been
well
fed
by
Kay
and
Currie
were
dangerous
Dunbar.
Then
the
President's!
Kt
B,
tr.fr?
Rfftt
1
Things
were
much
better
I
In
the
Ca,,
,
...or8othepidTlrner8aIway8;jtd0'Jj
aeneratlon.
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fime
U
k,nd
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mtmnrloi.
J
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to
lU
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f
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EVITT
&
CO.
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--
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SUPPLIES
Dunbar
of
Maeey's
XXX
bowled
v
mink
of
i
by
we
tend
,0
remember
only
thejo,!
Tho
nrcciHnnt
mint
nrt
Ihn
'
J
.
had
I
nil
4
U
A
1
1.
I.-
f,
.,;.
-team
aU
the
luck
in
the
Mercer
attacked
but
Eby
stop
Down
thrnutfh
th
vr.
1.
ped
them.
Armstrong
set
Wil-
the
highest
single
game
with
a
349
while
M.
Flynn
of
Pushovers
bowled
the
top
ladies
three-game
total.
Her
score
was
739
with
an
average
of
246.
M.
Halvorsen
of
Headpinners
bowled
the
highest
men's
scores,
both
in
the
single
and
three-game
departments.
His
single
eame
high
score
was
327
and
his
at
once
so
that
the
proper
entry
I
0nhhe"
f
the,r
,d';
form
f..
could
,j
u
be
f:,
,..
.
i,
i
fenders
hit
his
own
upright
v..-,
em,
certain
filled
out
and
the
with
the
defence
in
a
tnntrip
application
considered.
son
.up
but
the
latter
was
just
squeezed
out.
.McKay
shot
just
past.
Wilson
missed
a
chance
but
soqn
after
from
Armstrong's
they
were
thpn
1.
.
1
.
.
.
"'ncetoni
pass
he
added
a
fourth
goal
for
three
game
total
was
798
for
an
the
Vice-President's
team.
With
I
1
average
0r
r
oft?
2of,.
i
but
the
ball
rebounded
into
play.
Ward
took
a
perfect
corner
kick
for
Armstrong
head
a
beauty
of
a
goal
to
put
the
Yellowshirts
two
goals
up.
Currie
was
just
wide.
Mercerdis-j
played
clever
football
when
he
j
made
an
opening
for
Dunbar
to
unique
quality.
tnni
Civic
Centre
-
Dates
.
the
score
4-1
against
them
the
mellowness,
Princeton
Beer
3
Headpinners
3,
Overwaitea
0.
Silver
Streaks
3.
Bo'ks
0.
President's
team
attacked
strongly.
Owens
shot
just
over
and
then
Mercer
and
Owens
com-
Maple
Leafs
3,
B.C.
Messenger
FOURTH
TEAM
IN
FOOTBALL
Port
Edward
May
Field
a
Senior
League
Team
President
Jack
Wilson
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
had
a
telephone
call
from
a
Port
Edward
representative
on
Saturday
evening
in
which
the
Port
Edward
speaker
stated
that
there
was
a
group
at
that
centre
that
wanted
to
enter
a
team
In
the
city
competitions.
They
felt
that
they
had
the
necessary
number
of
players
and
with
the
necessary
ability.
Mr.
Wilson
told
the
representative
over
the
telephone
that
a
fourth
entry
would
be
very
welcome.
No
further
progress
has
been
made
but
vlH;..lrL'
0.
for,ie
touay-just
a8
it
Haj
.
wbn
(-'rand-daj
Wa
young
blade.
Core
Jinn
mnto
tl-irt
crm..
o
i
.
.
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Pushovers
2,
Brownwoods
1.
Maeey's
XXX
2.
KlncDlnners
,,
mi.
ov.uic
oinea
neatly
to
give
Dunbar
a
Murray
checked
well
and
Veitch
j
chance
and
he
made
the
score
MONDAY
Sports
Do-Me-Hi
Gym
Class.
Special
5
frftl
a.m.
9:00-
p.m.
7:30-
itaicu
suungiy.
uunDar
Headed
wide
from
Owens'
centre
and
Ward
at
the
other
end
shot
weakly
from
Stanstead's
pass.
4-2.
Eby
was
good
and
then
Ol-'l.
sen
after
some
clever
play
hot
I
High
School
2,
Pioneer
Laundry
just
high.
The
game
was
inter-
1-esting
to
the
end
but
no
further
Dodgers
2,
Hotshots
1.
goals
were
scored.
Malkins
2,
Cloverleafs
1.
I.O.DE
H.M.C.S.
A
tree
kick
by
Veitch
was
head
PRINXtTQN
BRBWIc
CO.
PRINCETON,
B.C.
Ilaida
Teams:
Wingers
and
Pin
Busters
de
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'o
Ton
m
IT
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fUltefl.
.
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ivuiuiuta
mini
tucgiuii
8:00
Band
practice
Advertise
in
n;e
Tally
News'.
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
ed
well
by
Dunbar
but
Brem-ner
saved.
Sharpe
crossed
a
lovely
centre
but
the
ball
was
cleared.
Dunbar's
snap
shot
was
high
and
Boulter
had
to
run
'out
n
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faps
Colours)
Bremner,
Sunberg
D.
Hagblad
164
156
70
I.
Keays
132
17a
83
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169
129
122
C.
Silversides
....
225
188
193
Y.
Turcotte
154
135
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Low
score
?15
O.
Brodie
223
216
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a'
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Cprnwell,
Greer,
Ward.
Armstrong,
Wilson,
Stanstead,
R.
Smith,
D.
Murray,
Rowse,
Robinson,
McRae,
Carl
Johnston,
Alexander.
President's
Team
(Battery
Colours)-Boulter.
Hebb.
Veitch.
111
in
the
experts.
Magnus
Halyerson
and
Jimmy
Kelly
were
linesmen.
Sharpe,
Olsen,
D.
Gomez,
McKay,
Currie,
Dunbar,
Mercer,
Ow-ens,
Parkhouse,
Campagnolo.
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While
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was
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one
and
players
were
not
accustomed
to
each
other's
style
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exhibition
was
much
above
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that
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expected.
For
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Boulter
had
no
chance
with
any
of
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scor
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Dunbar
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hard
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was
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by
Armstrong
who
is
a
grand
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Ward
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Tast
and
clever.
Stanstead
made
one
or
two
nice
plays
but
lacked
aggressiveness.
Murray
did
well
In
the
open
but
was
weak
at
plose
quarters.
Robinson
is
a
promising
player
while
Alexander,
Rowse,
McRae
and
Johnston
all
tried
hard.
Ralph
Smith
played
well
and
also
managed
the
team
capably.
Jack
Marchant
refereed
and
had
no
trouble
though
some
of
his
offside
calls
did
not
please
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