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Daflv
Jrros
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Werineadav.
February
25.
1948
CITY
BOWLERS
ALASKA
YOUTHS
TPAIN
FOR
LOQ!
r
Tfnla?j
ibb
SpoM'tN
BOXING
CARD
102
BREEDS
OF
i
CANINES
IN
SHOW
Island
Hoopsters
Train
For
Tourney
W3S
for
u
truly
'"iiurB
Si
'
v
"
minora
it
.
.
it
lost,
f0,
loaTI
KITK
ATL
A
Basketball
enthusiasts;
in
this
Porcher
Island
village
have
begun
training
for
NEW
TOP.
K
One
hundred
and
two
breeds
of
dogs
were
entered
at
the
dm:
shov
in
Medison
Square
Garden
here.
There
were
2.540
entries
-
th"
be.st
in
39
States
and
Canada.
The
event
was
the
72nd
ammai
display
of
the
Westminster
Kennel
Club.
19m
An
enthusiastic
group
of
youthful
Ketchikan
boxers
are
in
train
-ii'M
now
for
an
International
fiiiht
card
which
is
planned
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
thi
spring,
possibly
in
April.
Harold
Blanton.
Ketchikan
sports
pro.
mo'.er
is
grooming
the
lads
in
preparation
for
the
show.
Plans
for
the
card
were
made
between
Mr.
Blanton
and
James
Nicoli.
Canadian
Legion
athletic
committee
chairman,
in
an
exchange
of
courtesies
here
some
weeks
ago
while
the
Alaskan
was
headed
home
from
a
trip
south.
Latest
-dispatches
from
the
Ketchikan
training
centre,
via
T.'iloee
Blaf.ior..
advise
that
he
has
plenty
of
material
to
pick
from
and
that
he
is
training
it
all
until
h"
hears
what
weight
clashes
and
what
degrees
of
experience
the
local
boy.
have
to
ufl.'l.
lucre
seems
to
be
more
interest
here
than
ever
before
and
I
am
going
to
have
some
pretty
S'vri
boys,
although
they
are
a!'.
w
w
smoke
h
VIRGINIA
1
!
CIGARETTES
j-V:
then
besin
t0
,
boy
oa;.-
He
sutinejlff)
jj,
ment
be
held
ai
would
erab.i-
t.-
SSENDIHG
TEAM
jTO
SOUTH
MEET
j
Seattle
may
deprecate
Prince
I
Rupert's
threat
as
an
Alaska
'.shipping
port
but
to
Vancouver
the
menace
from
the
north
is
'not
tak?n
lightly
in
the
snorting
world.
At
least
that
is
what
local
alley
boilers
are
led
to
believe
While
the
local
basketball
association
is
struaglina
to
Was;
itself
into
a
position
where
it
can
take
part
in
the
B.C.
cham-:
pionship
senior
"B"
playoffs,
bowlers
here
have
met
smooth
.
sailing
in
their
plans
to
enter
a
.couple
of
t.v.ms
in
the
provincial
five-pin
tournament
this
t
spring.
!
Bow"n;
a.o.v'i.-.'J.ir.
cxe.'v.tive
i
in
Vancouver
have
been
most
1
cordial
in
welcoming
a
Prince
I
Rupert
delegation
to
compete
in
'
the
annual
tournament
to
be
.held
ther?
from
April
13
to
Ma.'
-..
and
the
local
f
.ve-pin
sharp-!
shooters
are
happily
organizing
;
the
cretin
of
the
leaaues
to
mix
with
the
province's
best.
'
S::ve
this
will
be
the
first
time
that
Prince
Rupert
five-pinner
will
have
carrier!
the
city's
colors
,
into
southern
competition,
no
'
one
is
making
any
rash
predictions.
However,
tiiere
is
a
certainty
that
the
local
nun
will
'
make
a
good
showing
even
.
though
they
may
not
take
any
'
championships.
The
city
bowlers
hope
to
send
at
least
seven
men
enoutth
to
;
provide
two
teams,
since
replacement
of
two
men.
on
a
team
will
allow
the
team
to
enter
as
another
team.
The
competitors
will
go
south
as
individuals,
that
is
without
financial
support
fro-i.
the
Native
hoop
tournament
to
b?
held
at
Prince
Rupert
next,
month.
They
are
training
on
'
new
floor
which
they
laid
them
'
selves
in
the
basketball
gym.
The
:
hail
is
43
by
71
feet
and
five
days
of
work
were
required
to
lay
the
floor.
Team
member
were
unanimous
in
their
regret
at
learning
of
the
destruction
by
fire
of
the
Sons
of
Kincolith
hall
at
Kincolith
la.st
week
ment.
So
far.
four
of
the
city's
too
bowlers
have
signified
their
intention
of
making
the
trip.
All
of
them
bowl
un
average
of
better
than
200.
which
is
pretty
accurate
shooting,
although
not
in
the
championship
class
from
tiie
provincial
standpoint.
Three
come
from
the
men's
"A"
league
and
one
from
the
"B"
league.
Team
captain
will
be
Al
Man-son,
whose
bowling
average
so
far
has
been
219.
but
anchor
r.
team
to
come
.souOm.
man
will
be
talented
Jack
Pat,'
who
is
top
man
in
all
the
kami--.
averasing
better
than
2110
fi
the
season.
Then
there
will
b
Jim
Reil.
whose
averane
dippe.i
to
204
recently
after
an
unioi-tunate
session,
bvit
which
probably
will
climb
higher
usaiii
The
above
three
all
come
from
the
mens
"A"
league,
while
so
far.
Al
Manson
is
the
sole
representative
of
the
'
B
'
section.
Matherson's
scoring
has
been
av-eraang
210.'
First
week
of
the
tournament
will
be
given
over
to
team
rnm-prtitwm.
while
the
final
week
will
be
bowlers
from
all
parts
of
th
province
in
individual
Rupert
or.
rrmrSCJV
on
the
CPR.a,
,
week-end,
"Our
basic
tba::
such,
a
trip
this
y?.-a
pretty
2rr!
(.;
,.r
I
Mr
Nicoli
and
L:
are
ro'jndms
UpiW!
Ti
t.
Z1
fairly
green,"
Mr.
Blanton
writes
When
ymi
know
definitely
what
weights
you
want
me
to
brine
down,
let
me
know
and
I
can
r-roicr
K
iper'
t
?m.
jfcleri
ronCi-t
----
time
aolfms
in
California
I
II
E
E
II
II
1
Maurice
Richard.
Montreal
Canadlen
right
winger
drove
a
puck
past
Toronto'
Frank
M.--Cool
with
less
than,
three
minutes
to
play
in
Montreal
three
years
aso
tonight
for
his
4th
goal
of
the
year
Richard
finished
the
50
game
season
with
50
goals,
to
beat
Joe
Malone's
National
Hockey
League
mark
of
44
goals,
set
in
1918
over
a
22-same
schedule.
SHORT
SPORT
ttmmntti
A
Newcastle.
South
Africa,
golfer,
drivm?
of'
the
loth
tec.
sliced
the
bull.
It
landed
or.
the
top
of
a
car
ori
a
freight
tram
travelling
towards
Durban
nearly
200
miles
away.
If
the
ball
reached
Durban,
the
drive
mav
be
claimed
as
a
worlds
lona-riistanee
record.
IV
Till
SI
PKI
Ml:
III
KT
HI'
IIHITl-ll
III
I
Mill
!
in
I'liiimii:
In
tin'
Malirr
if
tli-
I
-l.ilf
ol
i:inii'l
Willi.
III!
Little.
hM-r:l-il.
llllf-LIH"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
fv
Oru.-r
of.
His
Honor
Jucitie
W
O
Fulton
Local
Jttdi
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Bri-th
Columbia.
I
was
uu
;Uc
17:h
dav
of
February.
A
D
1S48
appointed
Ariministr.uor
of
the
E.-tate
of
Daniel
V.'illm
Little
late
of
Ocean
Kalis.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
ubout
the
14th
day
i,f
OvioIht
lv4T.
r
trie
City
of
Vancouver.
Brttsh
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
p.;
the
amount
of
thetr
mdeotedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
chums
against
the
sr.iri
n;Ue
ar-required
to
file
them
'ith
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31.
ttT
of
March.
HH8.
f.iiline
which
distribution
will
be
made
havitu:
reeard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
shall
have
been
notified
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC
this
17th
dav
of
Fbruarv
AD
1?48
IISFf!
(4m
any
of
the
local
leasues.
Arrangements
have
been
made
whereby
the
Prince
Rupert
group
can
arrive
m
Vancouver
on
Saturday.
May
1.
and
still
take
a
complete
part
in
the
tourna-
;i
ECONOMY
MEASURE
HAMILTON.
Ont.
0
Controller
Leslie
Parker
proposed
that
firemen
be
reduced
from
four
to
three
shirts
a
piece
a
Jimmy
McLarnin.
the
batthn".
Celt
from
Vancouver
floored
Sid
Terris.
New
York
lightweight
with
Hist
two
punches
in
Mad;-
I
ri-nliiiii.
liki-
;hi
lliin-i
worth
lu)iii'.
carrn--
a
jr
la;
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES
SOr.
Square
Gardens.
20
years
year,
thus
saving
the
city
SI.
000.
McLarnir.
established
his
Give
them
four
shirts
and
cut
W
cau
l
i
iijux
it
Willi.
Hit
ii-i-'itin
il
re-Min-iliililir-
ago.
Ottrciai
Administrator
Prince
P.aoert.
B
C
1
54'
class
in
this
100-second
knock-
the
tails
off."
suggested
another
out
and
went
on
to
win
live
world
controller,
opposing
the
idea.
welterweight
crown
He
now
u
Tlierr'.
fri't'tlom
of
-iwitIi
ami
v
hac
(a'(
ll
rr-)iniliilit
for
what
we
his
l
etirer!
and
spends
ntuc
1
N
THE
SVPREME
COVRT
OF
BR1-
;
Tt?H
COLVMBiA
IN'
PHOBATF
IN
THE
MATTEP
OF
THE
FSTATE
OF
CHARLFS
WILLIAM
VANCE
I
DECEASITl
INTESTATE
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
t
Ordr
of
'
XJi.-
U.
........
1..
l
y".
t-..:...
'
Van
(amps
Local
JuOhp
of
the
Supreme
C'mirt
.
JiCtT
veu
tnglani
tiglan?
Sty
StylC
BEANS
A
Korr
"Hma
,
ttrr
fdtlmg
bont
mitt
oi
unitin
,
t
aiumma.
I
or.
tm-
lT'.h
day
ui
F'iruary.
AD
1948
appointed
Administrator
of
th
Estate
of
CharU1?
V
:l!:arr.
Vance
latp
of
Telegraph
C'r1!'
Tirutr:
Columbia
tlo
dHl
on
or
iOXrflt
the
lath
tiv.
of
Ansm.t.
1"47
at
T--i--rrauh
Cr-k
BriiLiti
Coiumlria
All
por'on
m-debtsfl
to
trie
cud
estate
uro
r--qutri
to
pay
the
anitiuc.
of
thetr
Indebtedness
to
lortnwi'.h
and
ali
pert)ll.
ha-ir.i;
eiairr.-
against
th
said
Estate
an-
rHfiturd
to
fia
th-'h;
PANTS
for
Outdoor
Workers
Humphrey.
Bannnckhurn
and
Kupiinr
King
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