F.
Oumadina
257
;
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score
121.
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March
21,
1949
Betwee
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HOTSHOTS
M.
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uaaer
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M.
bcnmidt
inn
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the
BASKETS
The
Bo-M-Hi
Rainmakers
;
r
cami
through
wiUi
a
fourlh!
-aK
qn.irler
drive
(hat
gave
them
AIRING
STANLEY
their
hig
margin
or
victory
in
p
fp
Pdam
KUM
HERE
umr
Fridav
richfs
Huii
ir
h:,,i-,H,.,u
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teA
1
Tire
I'S,,1
Their
offensive
lunctioned
per
feA
DEMERARA
-
rum
.
jfectly
as
it!
J
pl'ty.n-s
were
clicking
on
their
Door
plays.
Only
in
U)?
lirst
half
lid
Brown
woods
hold
the
powerful
students
('.own
as
each
team
played
a
ei-owd-pica-iii
name.
;
The
teams
tniod
biu.kcts
with
the
lead
ehanf'iiiK
many
times
in
the
first,
half.
Outside
.shooting
by
both
teams
was
good.
Brown-woods
held
a
1
3
to
12
lead
fit
.the1
quarter.
The
seiond
quarter!
was
slower
than
the
first
am!
ihei
t
sis
&$$Pffi
MACEY5
REACH
TOP
OF
MIXED
5-PIN
LEAGUE
Micey's
XXX
crowoed
f'J
the
top
of
the
Mixed
Five
Pni
Bowl
j
lif
ijr.iuc
iti.t
w
rrti,
f.
I
uwtuii,;
out
Kiiigphmcrs
who
forced
f:
the
surface
a
week
previous.
1
Mucey's,
who
Jong
have
Iteen
just
under
the
top
spot,
rea;
he.i
'Die
tmuiiicle
on
the
si
iimiu
1
1
1
ol
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,u
iHiiimig
wiitr
fjitnir.i
i
r
o
in
I
Hi'ownwoods
Thursday
night.
!
i
Men's
high
individual
scores
'were
bowled
by
Tommy
Me-'
Meekin
of
Headpinners
v.ho
rolled
335
for
single
game
and
j
an
aggregate
tit
715
for
three
'
j
games,
averaging
238.
j
!
Ladies'
high
scorer
was
L
!
'Smith
of
Silver
Streaks
whose
j
top
mark
for
the
single
pnuiei
was
an
amazing
349.
Her
three1
game
total
was
759
for
an
av-
erage
of
253.
In
both
.depart-
I
ments
the
men
were
(uiiclas.sful.
1
Pushovers
3,
Maple
Leafs
0.
Malkins
3,
Pinbusters
0.
B.
C.
Messenger.
3,
Overwai-tea
0.
Wingers
3,
Hotshol
s
0.
-Maeey's
'
XXX
3,
Brown
wood
0.'
Pioneer
Laundry
2,
Bo'ks
1.
Silver
Streaks
2,
Dodgers
1.
Hedapinners
2,
High
School
1
Cloverleafs
2,
Kingpinners
1.
DODGERC
S.
Ramsay
...
...
173
173
214
.
Menmes
...
...
137
214
215
t
-
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oiiif-in
...
148
134
218
G
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Anderson
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210
179
1
it
1
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133
214
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E.
Garner
.
255
220
231
Handicap
23
23
23
1
ota
is
1079
1207
1245
SILVER
STREAKS
:
G.
Smith
239
231
197
r,v"fh
.......
205
205
319
P-
Roberts.....
127
173
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191
iin
shooting
was
off.
r.o-Me-lli
took!
over
the
lead
at
the
half
S.-H).
J
-
At
the
start
of
the
(hire
nuar-i
ter
the
play
eoniinued
alonti
lines
similar
to
(he
previous
per
iods.
Both
teams
waved
n
up
ball.
With
5
minutes
in
the
third
ciuarter.
Hn,i,-
woods
were
in
the
lead
34
to
31.
Then
the
Rainmakers
eau;ht
fire
and
banned
in
7
points
to
take
a
38-34
lead
as
the
third
quarter
ended.
Their
hudi-powered
offensive
speeded
up
In!
tne
lourth
quarter,
and
thev
rammed
in
sixteen
points
in
oniv
'
-
S25Hsski.-
There
is
good
news
for
the
radio
hockey
fans.
Ariuotyiee-meut
was
made
yes(('day
by
Manager
C.
If.
Insulander
of
Station
CFPK
that
authority
had
tx'en
given
for
the
broadcasting
of
ine
Stanley
Cup
National
Hockey
League
playoffs
from
the
local
station
commencing
March
26,
the
coming
Saturday
night.
The
authority
came,
after
the
matter
had
been
taken
up
with
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
a
few
days
ago
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
-;UDia
BOWLS
"1"
rriirrkin
r
March
21
Variety
vs.
Scubv'?.
G.
&
A.
vs.
Orange,
Westview
vs
Taft
&
Odowes;
Annettes
vs.
Savoy's,
DeJong's
vs.
Manson's.
March
28
-
Westview
vs
G
&
A-
Taft
&
Odo'wes
v..
Scuby'h.
WINS
$50,000;
IS
NOT
EXCITED
and-Thomas
McQullkm
lord
i,
.
logger,
nas
won
$50,000
in
a.i
Aus:iv.n..,r,
....
,
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o
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lit
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turbed
about
his
good
forUm,
Mr.
,
McQuillan
plans
makin
,
drastic
change
in
his
way
of
ilivine.
In
fnct.
h
i.w,.,,,!.
to
s.
1
flfy?!
NNw
Matured
t4
2
for
their
opponents.
Outcome
i
Vari,'ly
:
v;i-
0,'a"Be:
Savoy's
vs
of
the
game
was
definite
now
iV'Hns"!1's'
Dt!j,,n:-?s
vs.
Anas
Bo-Me-ni
continued
on
the!
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bench
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do
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