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Wednesday.
March
10.
1948
MIXED
BOWLING
LINDSAY
LEADS
TO-OF
'
i
Continued
from
Ts?:e
One
floor
play.
Shooting
on
both
side
was
poor.
After
trailing
th
suburbanites
for
three
quarters,
Fashion
Footwear
put
on
a
last-minute
Don't
Fail
to
See
Our
Smart
New
!
!
LEAGUE
SCORES
In
the
latest
srssion
of
the
Mixed
'A"
Five
Pin
Bowling
League,
Dodgers
took
three
games
from
Thistles
and
at
the
sametime
totalled
up
a
scoring
cu
rve
mai
neiwa
eleven
poims
i
in
the
fourth
quarter
but
which)
was
insufficient
to
overcome
the
Port
Edward
lead.
o
VI
,1
f
j
record
of
3.481
for
the
three
games.
Highest
team
wore
for
Gurney
of
Port
Edward
was1
gers
ior
tneir
inirci
gauit-
in
which
they
scored
1.228
points.
Individual
nigh
scorers
were
Shorty
Coals
BEAUTIFUL
SPRINT,
D
RESSES
Al;!t!lN(;
MAII.Y
"THE
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY
34:;
West
Third
Ave.
Thoiic
Grecu
774
top
scorer,
netting
12
points,
six
of
them
in
the
last
period.
I.A1MI
S
MAKE
UN.
II
STORK
In
the
Ladies'
League
same,
H
it'h
School
trampled
Sweet
Sixteen
by
a
score
of
38-25
in
the
0
)
i"L.
Smith
of
Pushovers,
who
tot
alled
6t6
for
three
games
and
B
Cowgill,
of
the
same
team
whose
JU
M
I
single
jame
toji
score
ws
a
tidy
highest
-scoring
games
of
the
season's
.schedule.
The
game
also
was
one
of
the
best
to
watch.
However,
there
was
little
-doubt
Dtxlgers
3,
Thistles
0.
Gold
Seals
2.
Pioneers
1.
McMeekins
3,
Midgets
0.
1
Kilowatts
2,
Maple
Leafs
1.
Pusliowrs
3,
Atiiiivics
0.
Headplnnern
2,
Kinypinners
1
THISTLES-
Mrs.
J
DavutMin
117
t.8
14fi
Mrs.
ft.
Havidson
ltG
150
IVj
after
the
first
quarter
that
the
league-trailing
Sixteeners
would
not
improve
their
position
in
the
standings
at
the
expense
of
High
School.
The
students
emerged
from
the
first
quarter
with
a
six-point
lead
which
they
expanded
as
the
game
progressed.
Budinieh
of
High
School
and
Currie
of
Sweet
Sixteen
were
top
scorers,
each
with
13
points
TAXf
MI
X
BEAT
IIK.M
KC'IIOOL
Norton
B
c
DELIVERED
FREE
C.O.D.
PHONE
654
25c
per
dozen
paid
for
empties.
Please
fiave
them
ready
when
the
driver
calls.
COAST
BREWERIES
LTD.
SICKS'
CAPiLANO
BREWERY
LTD.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LTD.
tail
a.-.
'iC'-'la'.i-'ll
Price
.
"I
pjr;
Sc
f
RATCHFORD
LEADS
JUNIOR
LEAGUERS
Showini;
Way
in
Juvenile
Kasketball
I.CMtp
Bud
Ratchford
has
taken
over
the
top
spot
from
Bill
McChes-ney
by
one
point
among
Junior
Basketball
League
scorers.
With
both
players
having
two
games
to
play
it
will
be
a
cloc
race
for
lop
honors
i
'i
11
if
ilD
I
I
N"t-e
HruinJ
it
Davidson
V.
Owens
J.
LWidsun
low
Score
Totals
Kamsav
E.
-Garner
K.
Anderson
I
G.
Anderson
I
A.
Riwn.sav
ll.
Uunbar
I
Totals
K8
H
lh4
148
2U8
201
7.J
21(1
20!l
132
113
172
7(42
Kt
101
186
176
197
171
270
211
162
113
Zi
278
Wi
170
.
lo4
212
172
184
l!t4
23!t
1125
1128
122U
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tl...
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vr
.
izatum
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ii.l'.ll
rt.-,.l:.c
hl
fc
iill!
j
Ml"!';,.
PK-Mil.-Ii;
if
.
Kttmiaat,
,
of
?
;-.:,
Hp
ti'i
a
.lire:
E.
Knutson
IB.
Wlndle
j
The
fir.st
period
was
scoreless
!
for
both
sides
in
the
Junior
j
Lragiie
game
which
saw
65
Taxi
'
lake
a
18-12
victory
from
High
j
School.
Bot.li
side
displayed
j
poor
shooting.
.
The
taxi
boys
played
strictly
zonal
positions,
a
strategy
which
j
forced
the
students
to
take
long
i
shots,
most
of
which
were
un-I
successful.
Holt
and
Bill
were
each
re-1
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
deployed
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
mere
has
been
omy
one
change
in
the
top
io.
Norm
Sather
of
Gyro
has
tied
for
tenth
place
with
Bob
Smith
of
High
School.
135
I8
22'i
I
174
2H."
201
i
173
200
13!l
128
l!7
llWi
207
234
liMI
138
160
132
149
1102
1002,
i
OFFER
HELP
.
IN
HOCKEY
BETTING
SCANDAL
Jack
Adams
left
manager
of
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
professional
hockey
team,
and
Thomas
Ivan,
coach
of
the
team
right
i,
are
shown
in
Detroit,
Mich.,
meeting
with
Deputy
Police
Superintendent
Kennedy
Lawson
tn
offer
thpir
hetn
In
the
invpstlcatJcm
Following
a:
e
the
records
of
P.
Mcnies
J.
Milium
1..
l.rickson
B.
Moxlev
Low
Score
Totals
GOLD
SEALS
O
McNeil
N.
Christenson
L.
Srhroeder
T.
Smith
.
M
Postuk
Thorn
T
SHORT
SPORT
the
firot
10:
GFG
FT.
P
sponsible
for
six
of
the
G5
Taxi's,:
0f
the
hockey
betting
scandal
which
has
resulted
in
the
expul-
i
P,,
.S'
?
'!?
,
WeisS
9Mrcd
six
!
sion
of
one
player
and
the
suspension
of
another,
or
High
School.
BILLIARD
MEET
IS
CONTINUING
Fir.st
round
of
th?
Canadian
Legion's
second
winter
English
billiard
tournament
was
continued
last
night
with
two
games.
In
the
first,
Capt.
J.
R.
127
153
97
198
139
HiO
125
129
131
132
213
177
2(Mi
2?0
22'j
194
102
197
982
1056
991
B
B
D.
R
n
MIXED
A-
HVE
PIN
SCHEDULE
j
Totals
I
McMEEKINS-
iB
Wick
Individual
scoring:
Vah
jmipmh
SeBiw
ROHrHFPK
Co-op
Lindsay
28,
Flaten
.
UVM
JvIILIXiV
Macphee
8.
Beynon
.
'Fitch
3.
UAI
I
C
A
h
Hauaan
Mcnzie.s.
IfULtJ
LlAI
Savoy-Davis
11,
M.
Bolkestad
1.
Haugan
1,
Alexander
5,
R.
'
Top
Scor'rs
Intermediate
Holkestad
IS,
Morgan
Arney
2
Baskeiball
League
Ratchford
;5i
16
52
10
114
Mr-Chesney
S
15
54
5
113
Bill
1
65'
15
48
4
100
Lesicur
Si
1G
37
14
88
Holt
'65
1
13
38
3
79
Marshall
Gi
.
18
30
8
68
Webster
'65'
9
29
5
63
Dumas
S
15
25
3
53
SlmundMMi
HS'
16
20
10
50
Smith
i
HS
15
20
8
43
Sather
'G
16
19
10
-48
177
245
132
147
200
258
155
128
194
l'4
Schedule
for
tl.c
third
part
ol
,l('k
the
Mixed
A"'
Bowline
League
A.
Slater
is
lohows:
.?1;,.tl'rl
,
178
150
157
1B2
191
236
H
M
6
R
R
Wifi
Minors
I
March
10
Kineninners
vs.
i-
?J'.?J'
'
135
101
;
More
important
at
the
mo-i
ment
to
Fernando
Gagnon.Can-I
adian
bantamweight
and
featherweight
champion,
than
in
the
!
ringing
of
the
cash
register
in
'.
his
hash-house
in
Quebtc
is
ar-
rangements
for
a
rematch
with
I
Montreal's
Hubert
Gagnier,
deposed
featherweight
king,
ri
grudge
battle
in
the
making
Seemingly,
some
people--including
Gagnier
weren't
convinced
Gagnon's
quick
kayo
of
the
Mon-trealer
in
Quebec
a
week
ago
was
no
fluke.
So
the
curlv-hair-
Pushovers.
Midccts
vs.
Tlead-
107
W3
1043
nmners.
Kilowatts
vs.
Pioneers
Murray.
Minoro
has
c
ih
J
othei
lo
puctbmotiJ
cloiv.
On
ira
J
Don
Scherk
of
Bo-Me-Hi
con-
McMeekins
vs.
Ciold
Heals,
234
N
143
I
4nternediate
Elfert.
with
a
handicap
of
plus
10.
defeated
I.
M.
Williamson,
handicap,
plus
30.
by
a
score
of
150-129.
The
second
game
saw
Jack
Frew
plus
25,
win
from
A.
J.
Croxford,
with
a
similar
handicap,
by
a
score
of
150-127.
D.
C.
Stuart,
with
a
handicap
of
plus
25
defeated
J.
S.
Wilson,
handicap
plus
20
by
a
score
of
150-130.
No
games
will
be
played
this
evening
on
account
of
the
Legion's
annual
meeting
which
takes
place
in
the
hall.
itinues
on
top
of
the
Intermedi-
LWW
dls'
Alom"
D
Port
,
r.
Edl
rri
A
Oinripv
to
.
lis
vs.
Dodgers.
n
.
iviv
jtu.
mi
i
Totals
MIDGETS
P.
Robert
R.
Robert
Ixw
Score
R.
Smith
A.
Wrathall
D
Wick
Totals
170
131
13
1H2
118
144
141
11
lf.7
14f,
Key-.
O
-R
a
men,
FG-go.iLs.
throws.
P-puir.Ls.
...
-
.
rp
KasRPinnu
ijim
uiVi
n
.
101
172
17N
Barton,
C.
Alexcee
2,
A.
Vickers
:
7'
Z.
VZ.
"
"
,
"IJl?"
-
1CP
171
249
1027
920
1027
at
8.
H.
Gurne.v
2,
J.
Woods,
T.
Venn
,
,
Heaclninners
vs.
Pushovers.
.itn
one
P
t
w
play
h
he
is
2.
S.
Harris.
J.
Davies
2
,
,f
ThK!los
vs
Kilowatts.
Midgets
Practlcall'
assured
of
firs',
vs.
Gold
Seals.
McMeekins
vs.
Fashion
rasnion
t
Footwear
ootwear-Slatta
Rlntta
k
b.
j
gJ
u
f
F
h,
"
F
t.
Pioneers.
Menzies.
Intermela
4.
Teng
3.
..L.
i
.
,
March
24-Midgets
vs.
Kilo-
KTIG
WATTS
4Biotsiyvuv
I
Dumas
230
278
1(9
129
192
105
Vukovich
1.
James,
McChesney.!
..
'
T.
,
:,lls-
Thistles
vs.
Pioneers,
fe.
Douohrtv
2-;3
190
177
242
115
199
If
JV
Gill
i
Arnsten
"4ru
alc
ngniing
u
out
lor
.
k
'n
Dinners
vs.
uocmers.
Mean-
R
'
Rudderham
'
i,ii.Jj..
j
third
place.
The
rest
are
bunch-
p'nnrs,vs
Atomics
McMeekins
j
jjortn
.
ladies
HeaRue
!
.
.
,
,
vs.
Pushovers.
Manle
Leafs
vs
K
palli
ed
Quebec
boy.
who
added
the
featherweight
title
to
his
bantam
crown,
wants
to
prove
he
'
can
do
it
again.
i
That
there
were
doubtinr;
Thomases
must
have
surprised
Dink
Carroll
Montreal
Gazette).
l'i
198
114
211
21
914
1113
1205
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
4,
Detroit
1.
men
beJiooi
Hamilton
9.
Pa-
,
.,w.a
wms.
ivich
plaers
can
move
P
in
lhe
2.
Budinieh
13.
Thain
9.
j
!
Kennedy.
Howe.
Lykeaaard
3i:scorinS-
Smith,
Greenwood.
Following
are
the
records
ofiliriIC
DlinillirU
L.
Vanetta
Totals
MAPLE
LEAFS
P.
Thompson
J.
Dennison
J
Thomnson
O.
Dennisop
A.
Shearer
K.
Shearer
Totals
.
COTTAGE
iS
the
top
ten
JMLlML
DUlflllLn
j
Sweet
Sixteen
L.
Younsman
103
89
1
99
118
130
122
82
171
130
137
114
,
i
112
149
1R5
191
111
190
918
New
Crewnfd
.Simundson.
L.
Husoy,
C.
Currie
D
Srh(,rk
1
13.
Ki.dal
4,
J.
Husoy
2.
N.
Young-
D
Kheir
B-hm.'-hi
!man
6.
Dumas.
Skoro.
(iurncy
Pt
Eci.
...
ft
K)Ht1u
IT
C
VAI.ENTISI
Your
3
;sc
9'
HS
ASSUMES
LEAD
48
105
.
16
4L
20
104
i
.
i
17
33
t:,
!
TP
Nerer
in
Lamrs
17
32
10
74
;
Basketball
League
17
2
14
72
'
4Civic
Centre
THURSDAY
Sports
a
ni
-
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class,
p.m.
1:00-
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class
2:30-King
Edward
gym
class
3
:30-
Badminton
8:00-
Rup-Rec
men
I'.asketltall
C:00-e;nie
C'cnlre
Arrows
Special
I
vrntx
2
00
-Burden
Ojwretta
rehearsal.
2:30
-
AAA
meeting
4:00
Jr.
Leathercraft
Group
6:00
King
Edward
School
Broadcast.
7:00
-NFB
Film
(children
.
8:00
-
NFB
Film
adults
.
8:00
-
Civic
Centre
board
of
directors.
8:00
Jr.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
AIX-WEATEff.a
rUSHOVERS
-P.
Hetwiwr
,
J
Warren
'
nVn
Cordcir
201
195
172
187
101
167
227
293
180
16
27
15
6'J
11R
23''
14.,
i
143
'
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:
Junior
League
r
currie
Mwhu'iu'
65
Taxi
Bill
6,
Holt
6
Van
s
scherk
MTchams
Pykstra.
Martinsen
2.
Helin.
Ol-
1
StZTn"-
son,
SdPgWick,
Ratchford
4.
All-
R
Scharff
Moreans
.
tnnp
J
Hebb
Marchmits
.
'
1
VhUfu
Bo-Mc-Hi
.
High
School
Large.
Simund-;
Key:
G-Games
The
latest
scoring
statistics
16
28
1
.
.
;
IB.
COW?
ill
A.
MacKEJC
154
?48
215
n
so
7
67
tne
Ladies
BasKetDaii
League
jj
gmith
7
28
11
67
show
Jackie
Budinieh
taking
,s'
Smith
FG-Fieldithe
lead
from
Betty
Hamilton
Tl!8,,
'i
FURNITL
1159
1183
1044
nun
jumnun
i.
oiinui
i.
ri'i-
Goals'
FT-Free
cheson.
Jordan,
Webber.
Blat-K.
Points
Hamilton,
Weiss
6.
inrows.
Pts-
with
a
margin
of
1?
points
anil
j.
Naylor
j
three
more
games
to
play
Jackie
T.
vu-kovitch
i
0
l.imiifi
'A
GOfiD
Kid'
S
J
In
l.i
ill
I.dniifuro
i
19fi
l'(7
143
J33
158
159
162
107
1-'
'
186
93
lh
I'M
194
200
191)
1S4.
1.
v..
I...
1......-
t.
J
IU
Mill
lltr
iLhUACO
Ollfl
lll
K
Thomnson
!
k
nri,
'
Jr'pl"
xxx
vs
!
crown.
She
has
broken
her
own
!
I5.i
ck
and
Tmw
who
dismissed
the
result
of
the
title
affair
in
four
lines,
only
two
of
which
are
reproduced
here:
"No
one
was
surprised
by
the
uutcom?
.
.
.
Gaanon
was
known
to
be
a
fair
belter
and
Gagnier
to
have
a
China
chin."j
Roland
Sabourin
Quebec;
L'Evenement
-
Journal,
noting
that
''some
of
his
colleagues"
in
the
metropolis
had
gone
overboard
for
versions
of
the
fight
given
by
Gagnier
and
his
lather
on
their
return
to
Montreal,
says:
"Personally,
we
think
the
Gagniers
should
have
kept
silent
.
.
and
ar-eept?d
their
defeat
like
gentlemen,
for
their
blabbering
could
no
nothing
els"
but
blacken
the
n:ime
of
the
sport."
Strpping
oif
from
there,
Roly
quoted
Capt.
Leo
Bouchard.
Gagnon's
doughty
manager
as
follows:
"Gagnon
will
meet
Gagnier
anywhere
within
72
hours
notice
...
in
fact,
he's
so
anxious
for
a
rematch
he'.i
willing
that
the
bout
be
fought
on
a
winner-take-all
basis.
If
Canadian
boxing
authorities
191
N.
Kinslor
M
Flvnn
Totals
881
10R8
991
Chantecler
CIGAR
ETTE
PAPERS
1
Aprll
4
Ideal
Determents
vs
Triple
XXX.
Islanders
vs.
B
C.
Parkers.
C
Y.
O
vs.
Cougars,
Miss
or
Hits
v.-
BrownwofKls
SCHEDULE
OF
MIXED
BOWLS
IS
Table
Oil
W1"
HEADPINNERS
record
of
16
points
a
game
by
19
against
Sweet
Sixteen.
Following
are
trie
records
of
the
fir.st
10:
Key
G-games.
FG-goals,
FT-free
throws,
P-points.
7
Me.ilev
1
5
Cirpfli
4
.
146
Ifi"
103
248
i
1T
255
l.;4
194
'
Phone
;:3
1C)
1H3
A(nl
11
0)iis;ars
vs
Triple
XXX
Inlanders
vs
Miss
or
Hits
BC
Packers
vs
CCYO.,
Ideal
Deteri-Piits
vs
Brownwoods.
April
18
CYO.
vs
Weal
Detor-
184
You
saw
;t
in
tne
Daily
Ne'vs
March
14
Coueart
vs
BC.
Packers.
ldPal
Determents
vs.
"Miss,
or
Hits.
Brownwoods
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Islnnd-
147
198
170
165
1T
969
J.
Budinieh
iHi
9ri
-Hi
PPntK,
BC
Packers
VS
Krnit.na.nnri.
i
rB.
vs
c
Y
o
,
.
t-
TT
:w
.
..
.
.
1203
1027
March
21
lsianaers
vs
-Ideal
De-'
.
A
A
vs
Mlss
"r
Hits.
C.MiS.-.rs
nanwiton
f
J
Murrav
M.
U-amv
A.
1amv
J.
Comadina
V
Writhall
Totals
K'NGPINNERS
.
Pierce
v
Comadina
V.
Turcot
te
..
1.
henton
T
MeT.atchie
D
McLeod
i
P
I
trrRrnts.
BC.
Paeker.H
vs.
Triple
XXX
CI.OVI
9
29
18
7C
10
31
2
76
11
24
6
54
i
9
19
6
44
I
'
11
18
3
30
8
15
7
37
1
HI
V
KIWI
I
S
tRrgd.l
miss
or
Hits
vs.
CYO.
Brnvmwriocls
(
vs.
CoiiKiirs.
MniTh
2H
-Coittrnrs
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
CYO
vs
Brownwoods.
Idtal
LXtiT-
215
'19
i3
14
1n
)'6
130
181
14(1
1H4
,
..
lniitlirift.
April
25MtKft
or
Hits
vs.
B.C
Parkers.
Coucars
vs.
Ideal
Detr-peius.
Islanders
v..
ftrwiiwMKk
Triple
XXX
vs.
C
Y
O.
May
2
Islanders
vs.
C.T
O
.
Triple
XX
vs.
Brownwoods.
Couuars
vs
Hi:
167
'MR
117
?8"
147
tin
A.
Hamilton
iH
.
L.
Thornton
(Pi
N.
Youngman
(SSi
B.
Sedgwick
(Pi
.
C.
Currie
(SSi
.
....
R.
Thain
UD
L.
Howe
(Hi
i(NKi:i(s
10
14
3
31
;
N
Mciitchie
Would
permit"
which
isn't
at
Parkera.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
Ideal
Deter-
1179
999
1077
Totals
10
14
3
31
j
8
10
G
29
;
.
9
12
2
26
all
likely
for
they'd
have
to.
amend
the
game's
regulation,.
I
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the
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"By
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if
I
must
do
the
dishes,
how
about
some
hot
wafer
I'"
"Now
he
knows
what
the
missus
is
up
against
all
day
long
with
the
family
washing,
cleaning
and
baths!"
"O.K.
Kcddy,
get
going
.
.
.
why
didn't
think
of
it
years
ago?
No
bonder
the
wife
never
seem
to
get
out
of
i
he
,
Itl
DlT1'
"Hey,
mister,
how
about
installing
an
automatic
electric
hot
water
heater
then
there'll
he
lots
of
hot
"water
for
everybody!"
STONE
BPII.OTNG
NEW
PHONE
Breeding
and
Personality
Blood
lines
as
advertised
by
nmny
of
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kennels
in
the
East.
Bonking
orders
now
for
Honey
Breeze's
litter,
three
weeks
old.
Five
champions
on
sire's
fcirle.
four
on
dam's
side.
We
have
satisfied
patrons
in
Prince
Rupert.
These
pups
are
natural
hunters
and
have
wonderful
dispositions.
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