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Thursday,
February
24.
1949
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DEFEAT
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IN
in
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Between
the
BASKETS
BASKETBALL
THRILLER-
Local
High
School
Shows
PERFECT
COMBINATION
FOR
PERFECT
Class
Against
Westminster
A
two-year
old
basketball
contest
has
been
renewed
at
the
Civic
Centre
as
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Rainmakers
clash
1
with
an
invading
team
from
i
New
Westminster's
Duke
of
Con-naught
High
School,
top
tenar.lj
of
the
southern
mainland
high
1
school
melon
circuit.
i
Well
remembered
by
the
l-1
Edged
Out
by
Series
Opener
cal
players
are
the
two
defeats
j
Two
of
the
top
High
School
teams
in
the
province
mot
administered
by
the
D.OC.in
the
Civic
Centre
gymnasium
here
YVednewhiy
nijrlit
and
here
two
years
ago
and
theyitha
visiting
New
Westminster
Puke
of
Oonnaught
team
vow
that
such
a
thing
will
not
'
edged
out
the
Ko-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
in
a
close
ami
exciting
be
repeated
this
year.
The
re
-
suits
.they
say,
will
be
at
least
partly
reversed.
I,ast
night's
I
game.
A
basket
in
the
last
half
by
the
Dukes'
high-scoring
;
centre,
Dob
Flynn,
gave
them
the
one
point
victory
111
to
ISO.
j
,
A
.sell-out
crowd
witnessed
the
same
can
be
construed
as
one
i
game.
likes.
j
The
Dukes,
winners
of
25
of
28
Coach
Ken
Wright's
boys
have
j
games
played
this
season,
are
run
up
a
real
reputation
in
the
;
considered
one
of,
if
not
the
top
south
this
winter.
Their
record
j
High
School
team
In
the
prov-shows
a
trail
of
23
victories
out
i
ince.
Their
losses
were
at
the
of
25
games,
including
eight)
hands
of
Northern
Washington
LEAGUE
JOUST
Busy
Bees,
whose
fiutterlngs.
have
not
been
able
to
lift
theini
above
cellar
position
in
the!
Ladies'
"H"
Five
Pin
League.!
soared
to
unusual
heights
ir
!
i
Tuesday
night's
session
unuj
stung
the
league-leading
Rosa'
ccs
for
-
two
games
out
ofj
three.
However,
the
event
did;
nothing
to
alter
the
relative
positions
of
either
team
in
the
i
standings.
Only
tram
to
win
three
games
was
Miller
Bay
which
is
now
a
party
to
a
three-way
tie
for
third
place.
Individual
high
scorin'
was
recorded
by
Bertha
Dunbar,
of
Rosa
Lees,
who
rolled
the
high
three-game
tolal
of
(Mil
for
an
average
of
210,
and
P.
Roberts,
of
Miller
Bay
whose
Ion
sini'le
game
score
was
'I'M.
Miller
Bay
3,
Stars
(I.
Iirownwoods
2.
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1.
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Bees
2,
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1.
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&
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2,
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LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
March
7
O.
&
A.
vs
Annettes
Variety
vs.
DeJong's,
Savoy's
vs.'
Senby's;
Taft
&
Odowes
vs.
Manson's,
Orange
vs.
Westview
i
March
14
DeJong's
vs.
Savoy's,
Scuby'.s
vs.
(I.
ft
A.;
Annettes
vs.
Variety;
Malison's
vs.
We.stview,
Orange
vs.
Taft
Odowes.
March
21
Variety
vs.
Seuby
's,
&
A.
vs.
Orange,
Westview
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes;
Annettes
vs.
I
Savoy's,
He
Ling's
vs.
Manson's.
'
j
High
School
teams.
I
The
game
shovacd
to
local
basketball
f.ui.s
that
their
own
1
High
School
team
is
on
par
with'
teams
in
the
South..
It
was
a
credit
to
Coach
Alex
Bill
who
has
brought
his
team
up
to
such
fame
in
the
province.
The
loss
was
the
second
clo.se
one
that
the
locals
hae
dropped
to
a
visiting;
ouUiern-
team.
Last
'
year
it
was
to
Magee
High.
j
The
hulfUme
ceremonies
brought
the
Bo-Me-Hi
cheer
smiad
on
the
floor
where
they
went
through
their
.
flashlight
drill.
The
gymlights
were
turned
off
and
the
squad
formed
a
big
"D"
and
gave
a
cheer
for
the
Dukes.
Then
they
proceeded
to
form
the
big
"B"
for
the
Rainmakers.
During
the
p.ame
they
gave
out
with
cheers
for
the
teams.
The
first
score
came
from
the
Dukes
when
Jack
Kennish
dropped
in
a
one-hander
from
the
side.
Flynn
followed
with
a
free
throw.
The
locals
then
fccored
with
Ray
Spring
swishing
the
nets
with
a
push
shot.
Ball
handling
was
fast
and
smooth
as
the
teams
worked
hard
to
score.
The
shots
were
rimming
the
basket
and
the
score
was
tied
at
the
quarter
6
all.
The
Dukeg
used
a
zone
defence
that
forced
the
Rainmak
ers
to
shoot
from
outside
and
Tins
rtdvertisenicnt
is
not
publishf
j
w
dephyi,
PO.ir.l
or
by
llii
ljvenmi
nl
i
HOOP
PLAY-OFF
HERE
IN
APRIL
"B"
Championships
In
Prince
Rupert
This
Spring
British
Columbia
senior
"B"
championship
busketball
final
play-offs
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
between
the
.mmm
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nr,
UE
Prince
Rupert
Jets
and
the
win-
RAClfTpl
ner
of
the
southern
play-downs
DhJIvLIDkI
K
CIOAREJJE
r
j
I
1
pAPErca
-
i
irom
me
side.
Only
a
lew
times
-were
behind
24-18
at
the
holT.
did
the
locals
try
to
break
the
Morgan's
came
fast
hi
the
zone,
being
contented
to
pot
third
quarter
and
cut
the
Fash-their
shots
from
outside.
The
ion
lead
to
4
points,
30-2ii,
at
locals
played
their
usual
'shift-.
three
quarter
time.
In
the"
final
ling-
man
to
man
defence.
i
quarter
Morgan's
out-played
The
second
quarter
saw
the
Fashion
and
out-scored
them
teams
finding
their
shooting
Fashion's
slumped
in
this
qunr-eye
and,
led
by
Captain
Jim,ter
and
this
cost
them
the
im-
One
Point
in
Last
Night
that
might
have
put
the
game
on
Ice.
With
time
running
out
j
the
Dukes
played
the
ball
inlo
I
their
bucketman,
Flynn.
and
he
j
came
through
with
his
hook
shot
to
score.
The
locals
strove
hard
to
come
back
but
time;
ran
out
for
them.
;
The
Dukes
had
a
fine
passing
'attack
and
worked
the
ball
in!
to
the
pivot
from
which
their'
offensive
worked
around.
Their
ione
defence
held
steadily
ilur-)
ing
the
game.
Flynn
wa
slhelr
top
man
in
the
scoring;
and
also
on
rebounds.
Art
Olson
played
a
great
defensive
,
game,
grubbing
re-!
!
bounds
and
slapping
down
Flynn's
hook
shots,
Flaten
w.i;
great
as
the
play
maker
for
the
team.
Jim
was
off
In
his
shooting
although
he
did
score
10
points
to
be
high
man
fur
the
game.
The
Dukes
took
55
shots
and
made
12.
They
scored
7
of
I
t
free
throws.
Bo-Me-Hi
took
71
shots
and
made
12.
They
scored
C
or
12
free
throws.
MORGANS
WIN
PRELIM
In
the
preliminary
game
Morgan's
came
through
in
the
last
seconds
to
win
from
the
Fashion
squad
38-SG.
The
loss
for
Fashion
dropped
them
into
a
tie
for
first
place
with
Merchants
in
the
Intermediate
League.
1
Morgan's
had
to
come
from
behind
In
the
final
quarter
to
win.
Fashion
started
out
fast
and
quickiy
built
up
a
13-G
lead
at
the
quarter
time.
Their
piny
slackened
off
in
the
second
half
while
Morgan's
began
hlttin
;
the
basket
for
scores
and
thev
portant
game.
Morgan's
play
wa8
improved
and
their
shoot-
mg
me
best
of
the
season
lor
them.
Morgan's
took
76
shots
and
'
made
19.
Thev
nilssnrf
nil
i
i,,.
hrows.
Fashion
took
72
shoN
nd
scored
1C.
They
made
4
of
0
free
throws.
Individual
scoring:
Dukes
B.
Flynn
9,
S.
Svlat-
0
s,
D.
Zaharko
C,
J.
Kennisli
.
J.
Buday
3,
S.
Burrows
2,
C
'
inclair
2.
11.
Criiikshank,
Eno
'
nan
31.
;
Bo-Me-in-Flaten
10
David-
.
on,
Olson
4,
Spring
7,
Carlsi
'
'cherk
5
Sunberg
3,
Webster
.
lill,
Ratchford30.
Inteimrdirtlt
(in
me
Morgan's
Hill
10.
Eidsvik,
charH
6,
Brew
14,
Lien
.
Bonier
2,
Jones,
Watson
33.
Fashion
.Slattu
4,
Intfnnela
',
J.
Haugan
4,
G.
IIaup:un
10,
Jill
6,
Tens
4,
Arntsen
,
Janus
30.
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on
April
15
and
10.
Civic
Centre
Managing
Secretary
Don
Forward
was
advised
yesterday
by
the
B.C.
Basketball
Association
The
quarter-finals
will
begin
on
a
regional
basis
in
the
south
e.i
March
25
and
26
In
the
In-t"iior
and
on
Vancouver
Island
Southern
Mainland
championi
will
then
meet
the
Vancouver
Island
champs
in
the
interior
In
with
State
of
Washington
teams.
This
record
sets
them
up
as
the
leading
team
on
the
lower
mainland.
j
Tonight's
game
will
be
the!
second
of
the
two
game,
total
point
series.
The
visitors
arriv-
!
ed
yesterday
on
the
Prince
Ru-
j
pert
ami
will
sail
south
agai'i
i
tonight.
;
The
visiting
team
consists
of
Ken
Wright,
coach.
Manager
j
Sonny
Nelson,
Bob
Flynn,
Dan-
;
ny
Zaharko,
Steve
Sviatko,
Paul
!
j
3reday,
Jack
Kennisa,
Siil
Bui
rows,
Grover
Sinclair
and
Hugh
i
i
Sinclair.'
i
Arrayed
against
them
is
Bo-
j
Me-Hi's
most
outstanding
stai-
warts
under
Coach
Alex
Bill.
They
will
be
Art
Olsen,
Glen
Carlson,
centres;
Jim
Flaten,
Bill
Davidson,
Bill
Sunberg,
S
Scherk,
guards;
M.
Webster,
R.
Spring,
Danny
Bill
and
Rilly
Ratchford,
forwards.
Individual
scoring:
Intermediate
Merchants-Hebb
9,
Owens
4,
Moore
2,
Mercer
1,
Sather
4,
Cur-r)e,
Simonson
10,
Johnsen
2
32.
Morgan's-Hill
9,
Eidsvik
2,
Brew,
Seharff
11,
Lein
5,
Wat-1
son.
Boulter
4,
Jones.
31.
High
School-Ratchford
7,
Bill,
Hartwig,
Van
Pykstra
3,
Sharpe
6,
Hills,
Helm
4,
Martin.seiv
20.
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.
yu
H7
73
Handlcan
...
78
7::
78
Totals
.
7H3
.
70R
741
BIG
tilSTERR
-
B.
Gome..
134
14'i
135
I
Mu
nee
y
182
130
82
M.
Smilh
125
117
K',3
E.
Rothwell
144
1117
12::
E.
Bond
...
Kili
174
111
Haivlican
20
20
211
I
Totals
774
753
C14
the
semi-fir.ai.
southern
titan
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The
tup
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will
jouii.fv
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the
Prince
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February
24
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Connaiichts.
February
X
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Paste
ants.
Bo-Mi'-H:i
March
1
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fa
School,
Mo
Bruwnwijiiils
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SALE
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a
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3
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3
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3
9
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OYSTERS
CAN
SNIFF
Oysters
have
a
sense
of
.smell
vhieh
they
use
to
test
the
purity
of
sea
water.
1
riaien,
me
Kainmaicers
took
a
uiic
pumi,
icaii
ai
nan
nme
j-
i
The
fast-breaking
pace
didn't-
lessen
any
in
the
second
half
as
the
teams
fought
hard
to
con
trol
the
ball
and
score.
'
The
Dukes
edged
into
a"
21
to
19
lead
but
the
Rainmakers
came
rialit
back
and
scored
5
points
to
go
ahead
24-21
at
the
quarter.
The
Rainmakers
had
their
biggest
lead
of
the
night
at
the
beginning
of
the
final
quarter
as
they
were
5
points
up.
The
Dukes
cut
that
margin
down
quickly
and
tied
it
up
at
28
all
with
three
minutes
left
to
play.
With
the
seconds
ticking
away
both
teams
gave
out
with
al:
i
hey
had
to
'
go
Into
a
load.
Spring
put
the
Rainmakers
out
in
front
but
Captain
Danny
Zaharko
scored
a
free
throw
to
put
the
Dukes
one
behind.
In
the
final
minutes
the
Rainmakers
missed
several
good
chance
Healthy
Sport
:
AT
THE
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evening
after
9
o'clock.
0
in
Cluucse
Dishes
-
CHOW
MEIN
OROERS
MIONK
13S
i
.
I
m
(inmml
secian.
Good
running
condi-i
lion.
Phone
Black
800.
47i
!
IOR
BALE-Beauty
Rest
Spring
and
Mattress.
intle,
as
new.
Vanity
stool
In
ivory.
Babies'
Bathinetle.
Oteen
706.
.MO)
'OR
SALE-26
ft.
troller
With
I'tirdies
and
gear.
Apply
i3
Taxi
or
Black
448
alter
ti
p.m.
-
(4(il
FOU
SALE
Used
Furniture,
lllfiee
Fixtures
and
Hard-'
ware.
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition.
Radios
l!)48
models,
Kitenen
Chairs.
Coal:
Heaters,
Electric
Heaters,
Log-ein'j
Hoots.
Luilies'
Fur
Coal
$7.:().
Other
iimMuI
household
urtieles
al
the
lowest
prices.
hee
B.C.
KiirnUuie
Co.
(tti
I
FO
KSALE
Chevrolet
panel
truck.
Suite
Li,
Mclntyre
Blk.;
(ID
1
I'Olt
SALE
-
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Hendix
Installed.
Aoply
1438
I'iggot
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
140.
(4!li
FOR
SALE-1040
Ford
Sedan,'
new
rubber,
heater
and
wi
ex-1
tras,
A-l
condition.
Reason-1
able
price.
Apply
Daily
News
Box
488.
(50i
REAL
ESTATE
PROPERTIES
IOR
SALE
4th
E.
5
Room
Bungalow.
7th
E.
Well
furnished
5
room
Home.
Glh
E.
(i
room
House
(3
lots'
10th
E
3
room.
House
($:ofl
down
)
.
9th
E.
6
room
House,
concrete
basement
a
snap
lor
cash.
91
h
E.
4
room
Bungalow.
Plus
others.
.
For
Inspection
phone
or
call
in
at
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
EveniiiRs,
Green
297
Get
that
high
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
Job
this
routing
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
us
check
it
over
for
you.
If.
an
overhaul
is
required
"
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
and
secure
any
parts
that
might
not
be
immediately
available.
TIME
IS
LIMITED.
We
are
equipped
for
and
speeiallc
in
the
overhaul
of
CHRYSLER
MARINE
ENGINES.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
PHONE
r.f,6
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ol
Ills
Honoi
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w.
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I'ulton,
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.liKli'c
of
tin-
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of
llrl-l-lsh
("lnnihla,
1
was
on
tlw
17Ui
May
,f
FVhruary.
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KH'I.
iippdlm-eil
Administrator
of
ti.r
csl.ate
of
lames
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rtiln.sn.
,r
fjeoiin
KaMs.
Brlll.h
Ciilinnhla,
who
nirsi
or
Hl)lll
tiif
4lh
day
of
(xtolwr
.mo.
at.
orcan
Kills.
Hrithih
Colum-to
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InOi
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the
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pay
the
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of
their
lii(lc,td,.;i
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to
me
i.iikii.11
nun
all
persons
havlnn
claims
npalm.t'
n.
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flnf
nre
r--niireU
in
fil.
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
:)sl
lay
of
March,
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of
which
I
shall
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lH-n
notified
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at.
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DC,
17th
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