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Saturday,
anp
r5ctos
HtD.
March
20.
1948
Today
in
Sports
k
it
DON
SCHERK,
WHO
LED
JUNIORS,
TOPS
INTERMEDIATE
SCORERS
ami
copped
his
second
scoring
title
In
two
years
by
scoring
143
j
points
to
pace
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
during
the
past
season.
The
Bo-Me-Hi
forward
earned
his
leadership
by
a
13-point
marsin
over
his
teammate
Doui
Shier.
He
also
scuiJ
the
mii
field
Roate,
63.
Uous
Shier
led
all
the
way
in
free
throws
and
attempts.
He
scored
28
out
of
60.
Ole
Slatta
of
Fashion
Footwear
had
the
best
free
throw
percentage
by
scoring
20
out
of
38
for
53
percent.
Sid
Seherk,
Merchants
cenlre,
was
the
league
leader
in
personal
fouls
V
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IJ
tit
I
v
.
V3.
I
with
52,
followed
by
Harry
Menzies,
Fashion
Footwear
forward.
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"7-0
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TrJZO
vv
cm-s-
with
45.
Game
records
show
Port
Edward
sroring
58
points
which
was
(high
for
a
single
game.
Bo-Me-Hl
and
Morgans
combined
lor
83
j
points,
tops
for
a
single
(jama.
Arthur
Guruey
of
Port
Edward
;
scored
the
most
points
in
a
pame,
25
and.
thu
most
field
goals,
VI
j
Slatta
of
Fashion
made
the
most
free
throws
in
uue
name,
7
out
of
1
8.
Merchants
committed
the
most
fouls
in.
a.
aume,24.
Fashion
STATUS
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if
BRIDGE
PLAYERS
DISCUSS
BIDDING
A
discussion
on
the
fine
points
of
bidding
took
place
during
the
lunch
intermission
at
the
biweekly
adults'
bridge
party
held
in
the
ladies'
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
There
we-e
six
tables
in
play
and
the
func
i
TOP
t'UltLliliS
WELCOME
TO
CALGARY
When
Canada's
VJ
X
f
j
top
cnle!s
toil-Hi
into
Canary
for
the
Canadian
curling
chain-
j
fr
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I
nioii.,hi!):.
tiio
welcome
was
typically
western.
There
were
Bands,
'
I
clurr-ieaders.
cui'lint;
ealhusiasts
and
rlvlc
and
provincial
clisna-
i
Vvv
"S..
;
Jt
tan.
s.
Pit
luted
liere
in
a
scene
at
the
station
in
Calvary
are
Sen-
j
.
'
alor
Joiiu
T
U.iin
of
Winnipeg,
opposition
leader
of
tho
upper
J
Ss-
lioii
.e,
A.
Wiisn.i.
rliaii
iuan
of
t
he
Calgary
committee;
Mayor
W.
j
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X
fj'
;
Wat
ol
(duaiv
and
the
Hon.
C.
E.
Oerhart.
minister
of
trade
!
SSK
"''V
1
and
comtnerce
i'tr
the
province
of
Alberta.
The
Hon.
Gerharl
C
j
w
as
repn
M'iuin:i
E,
C.
Manniu;-,,
premier
of
Alberta.
Sp
i
1'
M.r
!
RJ
WmZ.
Footwear
and
Port
Edward
made
the
most
fouls
in
a
game,
38.
Three
players
scored
20
points
in
a
same.
Bo-Me-IU'.s
Jim
Flalen
scored
20
iKiints
early
in
the
season.
Slatta
scored
20
for
Fashion
and
Arthur
Gurney
scored
25
for
Port
Edward.
Bo-Me-Hi
played
their
season
through
undefeated
which
will
be
a
record
hard
to
beat
in
future
years.
Morgan's
had
the
losin
streak
of
11
games.
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Most
of
the
crowd
will
be
group
I
a-m'
,
j
Mil
.no
vl
;
1
.
V"'
I
9:00
-
Bo-Me-Hi
gyin
class
'0
-
'
;fN2k
1:00
-..Bo-Me-Hl
gym
class.
I
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T'!
I
lilRA7
2:30.
King
Edward
gym
W.'ill
I8
class
-
lr
W
Civic
Centre
SUNDAY
Sports
p.m.
AU
f-'tar
practice.
Badminton.
Special
Kvents
Boy
Scout
meetlnp;
Band
practice.
4:00
-
Rup-nec
Intermediate;
Z''
'XI'
V
J
8:00
-Rup-Rec
ladles.
J
Vi
i
8:00-
Geo.
Chavchavad.e
1
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j
y
soi
o
if
within
ii
I
Business
and
Professiona
I
iff
?M:MiMW.'H
3
r.y
i
n
icof.
tion
was
under
direction
of
Gar-'net
Hull.
Winners
were
Miss
1
Mary
Astoria
and
Eric
Tvimbl
.
I
The
next
of
the
bridge
parties,
to
be
held
in
two
weeks,
will
ba
the
last
of
the
season.
PRO-
BASKETBALL
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Vancouver
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find
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know
how
to
watch
don
t.
Just
read
what
Tony
Al
-
lan
of
the
Winnipeg
Tribune
j
says:
'Look
around
sometime
-
when
the
rink
is
about
half
full,
;
'
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:
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any
young
fellow
in
the
Army
Reserve
Force
and
you'll
'
tallies
with
that
of
the
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HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
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...
a
BUILDING
MATERIALS
Inventory
Sa,
ed
front
aiu
centre'
while
only
:
a
discerning
few
will
be
sittin;
I
where
they
get
a
proxr
pens-;
peetive.
Lots
of
people,
who
have
j
been
going
to
hockey
games
for
years,
stiH
have
the
idea
that
uj
where
notnmg
of
jmp,ftanee
takes
place-
but
they
can't
see
what
happens
around
the'
net,
and
t
hey
watch
every
scor-!
Ing
play
from
behind.
In
the
days
of
the
three-man
rush,
there
was
something
to
see
at
centre
Ice,
Allan
claimed,
j
But
those
days
are
gone
for-'
ever.
With
the
present
vogue
for
pressure
hockey,
the
game
is
j
.played
almost
entirely
inside;
the
bluelines.
One
team
shoots
j
the
puck
Into
the
corner,
then'83,
attempts
to
bottle
up
iw
op-
oonents
behind
the
blue
line.
Any
mid-ice
skirmishes
is
pure-
J
ly
coincidental.
I
Accordingly,
the
regulars
w':.j
turn
up
for
every
game
no
mat-'
Black
ter
what
teams
are
playing,
the
scouts
and
any
idle
hockey
ulavers
in
the
house
you'll
hind
the
screens
at
either
end.
They
like
to
see
the
plays
coming
at
them
and
to
get
a
close
up
of
those
goal-mouth
scram-1
Lor
bles.
!
Then,
Allan
said,
there
ls'an-,
other
school
which
prefers
the
(
corners
and
either
blue
line
is
a
pretty
fair
vantage
point.!
They
get
an
angle
shot
of
the
plays
coming
towards
them,
and
j
a
first-class
view
of
what
hap-
i
pens
in
the
corners
or
directly
j
la
front
of
the
net.
Of
course,
Allan
admits
that
when
you're
sitting
behind
the
screen,
or
in
one
of.
the
corners,
there'll
be
i
the
odd
game
in
which
all
the
j
goals
are
scored
at
the
far
end.
But,
he
said,
over
a
season's
play
you'll
get
your
fair
share
of
action.
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
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League
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TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
Order
of
His
Honor
JudRe
W.
O.
FulWin,
made
!
the
19th
day
of
March.
A
D.
HI48.
I
was
appointed
AdmlnlKtrator
of
the
I
Estate
of
Oscar
Bert
rand
Hansen,
I
otherwise
known
as
Oscar
Bertram
Hansen,
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
roe
on
.or"
before
the
30th
day
ol
April,
AD.
1948
after
which
date
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claim
of
whlrh
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
.
All
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
tmleljiedneui
to
me'
forthwith.
Dated
at
the
City
of
Prlnre
Rupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
10th
day
(ft
March,
A
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training
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