Prince
tlupert
ah
JUctos
Ltu.
;
Wednesday,
January
28,
1948
at
Civic
Centre
OLYMPICS
SHOWDOWN
m
W
...
.
a
Switzerland
in
Dilemma
as
BASKETBALL
SAVOY
DOWNS
CO-OP
TO
LEAD
LEAGUE
tven
for
double
the
price
you
can't
buy
anything
better
than
Itesult
of
Contradictory
Edicts
ISPMJi
THURSDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo-Me-Hl
gym
class,
p.m.
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class
.
2:30
King
Edward
gym
class.
3:30-
Badminton.
7:00
-
Badminton.
8:0G-Rup-Rec
men's
class.
Hakkelbitll
0:00-Civic
Centre
Arrows.
Special
Evrnls
p.m.
3:00-I.O.D.E.
tea.
7
(K)
-
National
Film
Board
film
ichildrem.
8:00
N.F.B.
Film
ladulU.
Savoy
basketball
team
moved
to
the
top
of
the
Senior
League
ST.
MORITZ.
Switzerland.
0"
The
International
Ice
Hockey
Association
today
matched
the
Amateur
Hockey
Association
of
America,
team
against
Switzerland
to
open
the
Olympic
Oames
at
a.m.
I.U.HJ.
thus
stood
pat
on
Its
decision
to
include
the
AH
A.
group.
The
draw
includes
Canada
vs.
Sweden,
Poland
vs.
Austria
and
Czechoslovakia
vs.
Italy
on
January
30.
Later
the
executive
committee
of
the
International
Olympic
Committee
notified
the.
Swiss
that
they
must
reject
both
Uni
M,,i;:.iii
rciurneii
uusi
i
he
Prince
Rupert
I
nvcr
where
he
spent;
weeks
uncUTKltn?
:
IIH'llt.
I
last
night
by
defeating
Co-op
by
an
overwhelming
score
of
fii
to
32.
They
took
the
lead
in
the
first
few
minutes
of
the
game
and
were
never
in
trouble
from
then
on.
They
outplayed,
out-scored
and
out-hustled
the
disorganized
Co-op
entry.
Davis
of
Savoy's
was
easily
the
outstanding
player
on
the
floor,
getting
22
points
for
his
evening's
work.
His
teammates,
the
Holekstad
brothers,
followed
with
19
points
between
them.
Lindsay
and
Beynon
were
top
Hl
j
i.HOW
THAT
LAUNCHES
HOME
RUNS
Joe
DiMagsio,
'r
miiielder
and
shiver
for
the
New
York
Yankees
ba.se-
i,.
,im
shows
a
group
of
reporters
where
lie
wan
operated
on
The
operation
Is
suit)
to
have
been
a
complete
success,
1
11
be
ulum
faces
among
uie
Yankee
owners
u
u
isn
t.
v.-1
ted
States
teams
as
contestants
in
the
Olympic
Games.
The
Swiss
had
accepted
the
entry
of
A.H.A.
teams
to
which
in
pay
J-
an
estimated
$70,000
for
next
year's
work.
v
If"
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Tll
I
men
for
Co-op
with
10
and
7
1
the
United
States
Olympic
com-
DELIVERED
FREE
C.O.D.
PHONE
654
25c
per
dozen
paid
for
empties.
Please
have
them
ready
when
the
driver
calls.
COAST
BREWERIES
LTD.
SICKS'
CAPILAKO
BREWERY
LTD.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LTD.
mittee
was
strongly
opposed.
Co-op
seemed
lost
without
HOCKEY
SCORES
1
!.
PB4
7
A
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
7,
Portland
2.
Tacoma
7,
New
Westminster
6.
San
Diego
3,
Oakland
2.
schWe
mixed
bowls
Schedule
for
the
remainder
of
the
Mixed
'
B"
Bowling
League
is
as
follows:
-1
A'iif?
fa-sy:'
their
star
player,
MacPhee,
who
is
out
of
town
at
present.
Score
at
the
end
of
the
firsi
quarter
was
18
to
6;
at
the
half,
33
to
12,
and
at
the
three-quarter
mark,
47
to
25.
'-
Referees
Comadina
and
Cal-derone
handed
out
47
personals
22
to
Co-op
and
25
to
Savoys.
BO-ME-IH
IS
STILL
C.15EATEN
In
the
Intermediate
League
Bo-Me-Hi
retained
their
unbeaten
record
by
defeating
Morgan's
34
to
15.
The
High
School
lads
had
complete
control
of
the
game
from
the
starting,
whistle.
Scherk
of
High
School
was
top
man
for
the
game
with
12
points
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Brownwoods
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Islanders
vs.
C
Y
O
March
21
Islanders
vs.
Ideal
Detergents.
B.C.
Packers
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
C.Y
O.,
Brownwoods
vs.
Cougars.
Mnrch
28
Cougar
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
C.Y.O.
vs.
Brownwoods.
Ideal
Detergents
vs.
B.C.
Packers,
Triple
XXX
vs.
Islanders.
April
4
Ideal
Detergents
vs.
Triple
February
1
Cougar
vs.
woods,
lima
or
Hits
vs.
C
Y
O
.
prs
vs.
Ideal
Determents.
Triple
XXX
vs
B.C.
Packers
February
8
Triple
XXX
vs.
Island
-
v.
B.C.
Packers.
February
22
B.C.
Packers
vs.
C.Y.
O..
Brownwoods
vs.
Ideal
Determents.
Islanders
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
Cougars
vs.
Triple
XXX.
February
29
Triple
XX
vs.
Islanders.
B.C.
Packers
v.
Brownwoods,
C.
Y
O.
vs.
Ideal
Detergents.
March
7
Brownwoods
vs.
Islanders.
Triple
XXX
vs.
C
YO.
Cougars
vs.
Ideal
Detergents,
B.C.
Packers
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
March
14
Cougars
vs.
B
C.
Packers.
Ideal
Detergents
vs.
Miss
or
Hits,
prs.
Ideal
Determents
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
His
tpim-mati
nis
team
maie,
or
Hilg
yfc
C
Y.0.
vs.
followed
by
Shier,
with
9.
Krownwoodii.
February
15
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
Browuwoods.
C.V.O.
vs.
Couars.
Ideal
DtHorgt-nts
vs
Triple
XXX.
Islanders
XXX.
Islanders
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
C.
I
Y.
O.
vs.
Cougars,
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
I
Brownwoods
St
?
I
;
GIRLS'
AND
JUNIOR
GAMES-
In
the
girl's
game
High
School,
led
by
Budinich
and
Thain
with
9
and
8
points
respectively,
de
feated
Sweet
Sixteen
28
to
10.
1
Currie
was
tops
with
five
points
f
for
Sweet
Sixteen.
In
the
Junior
game
65
Tnxi
lost
their
first
game
of
the
year
'
when
they
went
down
to
defeat
j
"5
at
the
hands
of
Stone's
in
a
thrilling
overtime
session
20
to
19.
Leseiur
of
Stones
was
high
man
with
8
points.
Bill
and
iRatchford
of
65
made
up
their
,
team's
total
score
with
10
and
9
7r
Mnsl
ImjmiUuU
Aimoiuuv.nwnt
Evar
To
lie
Maria
To
llonw
Lovers
In
Pruuv.
Rupert
You
Are
Invited
JAN.
30
-
31,
FEB.
2
-
3
Snuff
HottlrChien
Liing
PenW,
1736-1795.
Suierlalire
in
if
exquisite,
minutely
varred,
delicate
hraiitr
.
.
.
Treasured
a
the
fiitett
tf
it
period.
llarwood's,
too,
is
a
product
of
patience
and
skill,
receiving
the
acclaim
of
discriminating
people
to
whom
only
the
finest
is
acceptable.
i
points
respectively.
I
INDIVIDUAL
SCORING
Senior
I
Cp-oo
Lindsay
10,
Beynon
7,
Pierce,
Fitch
2,
Flaten
4,
Gill
2.
I
Haugan
5,
Menzies
2.
i
Savoy-R.
Holkestad
10,
H.
!
Morgan
6,
J.
Davis
22,
S.
Domin-
,
ato
9,
N.
Haugan,
M.
Hoikestad
9,
D.
Murray
2,
S.
Alexander
1,
!
R.
McClymont
2.
I
Intermediate
1
Morgan's
Watson
1,
Lien
4.
Hill,
Jones
6,
Scharff
2,
Roth-well,
Carlson,
Webster
1.
Eicls-vik
1,
Johnsen.
Bo-Me-Hi
Shier
9.
Scherk
12.
Spring
2,
Davidson.
Olson
0.
Carlson
3.
Boulter
2.
Girls
Bo-Me-Hi
Budinich
9,
Thain
8.
Hamilton
6,
Kennedy
1.
Howe
4,
Pavich.
Smith,
Thompson.
Lykegaard,
Greenwood.
Sweet
Sixteen
L.
Youngman
2.
C.
Currie
5,
Y.
Simundsen.
N.
Youngman
1.
J.
Husoy,
I.
Kil-dal
2,
A.
Dumas,
E.
Jordan,
A.
Skogmo.
Junior
Stone's
Sharon
1,
Chirstoff
4.
Carlson
3.
Dumas
4,
Walsh,
Wesch,
Holt,
Leseiur
8.
65
Taxi
Bill
10,
Holt,
Ratch-ford
9.
Van
Pykstra,
Martinson,
Olsen,
Antone,
Sedgewick,
Helin.
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the
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Is
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follows:
January
31
Brownwoods
vs
Co-op.
Fashion
vs
Port
Edward.
Merchant
vs
Bo
Me
HI,
High
School
vs
Oyros.
Feb.
3
Brownwoods
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Peoples.
Feb.
7
Savov
vs
Co-op,
Morgans
vs
Merchants.
Bo
Me
Hi
vs
Port
Edward,
Stones
vs
Gyros.
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Feb.
10
Co-op
vs
Brownwoods,
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Fashion
vs
Merchants.
Oyros
vs
65
Tnxl,
Peoples
vs
Hitfh
School.
I
Feb.
14
Savoy
vs
Brownwoods,
Port
Edward
vs
Morgans.
Fashion
vs
no
Me
Hi,
High
School
vs
Stones.
I
Feb.
17
Co-op
vs
Savoy,
Mer-
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chants
vs
Port
hdwnrd.
Stone
vs
6;i
Taxi,
Illuh
School
vs
Sweet
Sixteen.
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