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BOWLING
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mixed
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this
week,
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the
loss
of
one
game
to
Silverstreah.
Head-pinners
moved
Into
second
place
tie
with
Pushovers,
ousting
Kingpinners
who
now
languish
in
third
position.
High
individual
scoring
honors
went
to
Jack
Paul
of
Pushovers
in
the
men's
section.
His
top
single
game
score
was
342
and
his
three-game
total
added
up
to
769
for
an
average
of
236.
Pearl
Menzies
of
Pioneer
Laundry
claimed
top
ladles'
scoring
honors.
Her
single
high
game
was
333
and
three-game
total
722,
averaging
241.
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3,
BrownwoodsO.
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Laundry
2,
Wingers
1.
Cloverleafs
2,
Bo'ks
1.
Pushovers.
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(78)
How
will
the
new
Edmonton
i
Ne
entry
fare
in
the
Western
Foot-'
i
ball
Conference?
That
is
one
of
the
major
sport
questions
being
bandied
around
ki
Alberta
these
,
days
now
that
Regina
Capitals
have
routed
the
province's
hope
of
an
Allan
Cup
contender
by
eliminating
the
defending
champion
Edmonton
Flyers
from
the
hunt
for
senior
hockey
laurels.
Encouraging
views
of
the
ability
of
Edmonton
to
stand
the
West
ern
Conference
strain
are
being
voiced
by
Annis
Stukus
as
he
prepares
to
take
charge
of
the
new
entry.
It
was
10
years
ago!
that
Edmonton
football
expired)
with
collapse
of
the
old
Eskimos!
and
Big
Stuke
is
taking
on
the
,
job
of
reviving
the
gridiron
In
Alberta's
capital
city.
Maybe
it
won't
be
easy
but
the
former
Toronto
Argo
ace
Is
Inspiring
courage
and
resolution
with
a
'slight
trace
of
hope
as
he
lets
everyone
know
the
re-vitalized
Eskimos
pJan
to
handle
the
football
like
a
hot
potato.
Sounding
a
note
of
warning
to
the
Edmonton
coach,
Bob
Mamini
(Calgary
Herald)
says
everything
in
that
football,
strategy
will
work
out
to
the
satis
faction
of-
Edmonton
fans
only
as
long
"as
the
football
doesn't
get
too
hot
to
handle.
"Like
the
supporters
in
most
westerri
cities
the
Edmonton
following
doesn't
care
for
a
90-yard
gallop
that
ends
in
a
fumble
and
the
opposition
wheeling
It
all
the
way
bttok,"
maintains
the
veteran
Calgary
sports
observer.
"Out
this
way,"
continues
Mamini,
"the
customer
goes
for
good.
solid
footn
wlt,n
plenty
of
the
unexDected.
But
a
steady
diet
of
laterals
would
soon
lose
Its
appeal.
Just
like
watching
a
game
where
every
second
play
Is
a
forward
pass
soon
has
the
customer
wishing
for
anything
else
and
questioning
the
mentality
of
the
quarterback
when
the
next
play
is
another
heave,
straight
down
the
middle.
"That's
just
one
reason
why
the
west
has
been
clamoring
for
more
blocking
in
the
Canadian
...
....
game
with
everyone
orjjecung
'""'
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-
to
clear
the
way
iui
i
jttiuj
while
backfielders
can't
help
al
team-mate
beyond
the
"line
of
scrimmage.
It's
interesting
to
hear
that
Endmonton's
Eskimos
intend
to
get
the
ball
in
the
air
and
keep
it
there.
But
It
is
going
to
take
a
heap
of
ground
power
along
with
that
to
get
anywhere
j
in
this
western
football
settin
Advertise
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(Old
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1
Tourney
Is
Commencing
Sixty
Contestants
In
Badminton
Competition
Opening
Tomorrow
With
sixty
players
entered
for
participation,
including
27
teams
for
the
mixed
doubles
competition,
the
elty
badminton
will
get
under
way
tomorrow
af
ternoon.
In
the
men's
doubles
fifteen
teams
are
entered
with
twelve
in
ladies'
doubles.
There
are
twelve
contenders
in
men's
singles.
Following
is
the
first
round
draw:
'
,
2
p.m.
R.
McClymont
ami
Betty
Payne
vs.-
N.
Stromdahl
and
D.
White;
B.
Murray
arl
F.
Cross
vs.
Bob
MacDonald
and
J.
Cross;
J.
McKay
and
L.
Basso-Bert
vs.
M.
Wightman
and
K.
Reid;
H.
Pluym
and
O.
Johano-
vich
vs.
K.
Aird
and
C.
Wars-
kett;
S.
Cornwell
and
D.
Bal-'
agno
vs.
A.
Hlnton
and
U.
uaae:
S.
Ward
and
B.
Ward
vs.
N.
Pav-likls
j
and
M.
MacDonald.
j
2:30
p.m.
R.
McClymont
and
i
S.
Cornwell
vs.
M.
Wightman
and
K.
Aird;
Mel
Hansen
and
H.
Mark
vs.
F.
Symes
and
S.
Tremeer;
O.
Viereck
and
M.
Viereck
vs.
J.
Kullander
and
M.1
Kullander;
S.
Fprguson
and
E.
Rivett
vs.
J.
MacDonald
and
B,
MacDonald.
W.
Lamble
and
S.
Home
vs.
E.
Blain
and.
F.
Part
ridge;
r
S.
Vlckerman
and
D.
Becker1
vs.
B.
Bacon
and
M.
Jack
son.
',
3
p.m.
B.
Payne
and
D.
Bal-agno
vs.
K.
Reld
and
E.
Shep-nard:
F.
Cross
and
L.
Basso-
Bert
vs.
M.
Anstey
and
O.
Johanovich;
Bob
Macdonald
and
A.
Hlnton
Vs
Frank
Symes
and
B.
Bacon;
G.
Viereck
'
and
S.
W&rd
vs.
L,
Astoria
and
J.
Eng-j
lish;
J.
MacDonald
and
B.
Mur-j
ray
vs.
Stan
Jamnicky
and
S.
1
Ferguson;
J.
MacKay
-and
B.
'
Lamble
'
vs.
M.
Kullander
and
N.
McLean.
j
3:30
p.m.
Winner
J.
MacKay
and
M.
Wightman
vs.
winner
Bacon
and
Vickei'man
(mixed);
J.
English
and
H.
Silversides
vs.
winner
MacDonald
and
Ferguson;
winner
McClymont
and
Stromdahl
vs.
winner
Hansen
and
Symes
(mixed);
C.
Balagno
and
N.
McLean
vs.
winner
Ward
and
Pavlikis
(mixed);
L.
Astoria
and
E.
Sheppard
vs.
winner
Corhwell
and
Hinton
(mix
"
ed).
4
p.m.
Bob
MacDonald
vs.
&
Fefeuson:
S.
Cornwell
vs.
M.j
Alice
McMeekin
of
Annette's
was
hign
average
scorer
uy
wide
marein
in
the
Ladies'
A
Bowling
League
this
season,
an
official
compilation
shows.
She
was
followed
by
A.
Pierce
of
DeJong's
while
V.
Wrathall
of
np.inn?'s
and
D.
MacPhee
of
Savoys
tied
for
third
place
honors.
Here
are
the
season's
10
high
averages.
A
McMeekin
(Annettes)
-.205
A.
Pierce
(DeJong's
I
194
V.
Wrathall
(DeJong's)
.-:-188
D.
miapPhpp
fSavovs)
loo
P.
Dickens
(Annettes)
185
E.
Smith
(Annettes)
184
M.
Flynn
tWestview)
181
3.
Shenton
(DeJong's)
180
L.
EricKsuh
(Savoy's)
.180
8.
"Uzick"
(Sciiby's)
4
177
Hansen;
R.
McClymont
vs.
E.
Blain;
C.
Warskett
and
D.
White
.
-t
nnA
AncfAt'
vs
winner
iiusa
unu
(ladies'
doubles)
;
B.
MacDonald
and
J.
Cross
vs.
F.
Partridge
and
G.
Cade;
S.
Tremeer;
and
Mary
(MacDonald
vs.
winner.
Payne
and
Keid
(ladies'
doubles),
Flav
will
commence
at
2
p.m.
gHarp
and
natUrally
any
players
who
fail
to
make,
an
appearance
at
the
scheduled
time
will
forfeit
their
game.
-There
are
27
teams
entered
in
the
mixed
doubles
competition,
15
in
the
men's
doubles,
12
in,
the
ladles'
doubles
and
12
en-
tries
in
the
men's
singles.
A
further
draw
Will
be
made
for
after
4
p.m.
and
Sunday
.evening.
R
A.
Ritchie
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
engineering
staff
returned
to
the
city
Friday
afternoon
by
air
from
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to
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CASE
HANDY
AT
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
291
P.O.
Bo
1M
S
KlEWSSDl
LIMITED
YOUR
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BAILIFF'S
SAI.F.
Hptween
Ci.
K.
FOHBKS
And
MUM.
1'IIVLI.IS
M.
MF.RF.IHTII
Under
and
by
virtue
o!
a
Distress
Warrant
to
me
directed
against
the
goods
and
chattels
of
Mrs.
Phyllis
M.
Meredith,
formerly
of
933
First
Avenue,
West,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
have
seized
1
THOR
WASHING
MACHINE
with
WRINGER
complete,
serial
No.
130357
and
1
O.M
iiudio,
PACIFIC-
THEPPIVEOF
THE
PACIFIC
serial
No.
167351.
and
on
Thursday,
Stevedoring
&
Contracting
COMPANY
LIMITED
April
7th.
1949
I
shall,
offer
the
same
for
sale
for
casH
at
the
Hyde
Transfer
Office,
Second
Avenue.
General
Stevedores
and
Contractors
'-,
"Stevedores
for
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert,
at
the
hour
of
2:lu
In
the
afternoon
at
public
auction,
all
the
right,
title
and
Interest
of
the
said
Phyllis
M.'
Meredith
in
the
above
goods.
This
sal
!b
subject
to
the
Bocinl
JNC0UVER
NEW
WESTMINSTER
VICTORIA
!
,dvriism.M
.
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i.
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L.1
it.
I
;rt.inr
Control
Board
or
by
th
HEAD
OFFICE
'
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
CABLE
ADDRESS
"PACIFICO"
this
IS
"WE
Becurlty
nd'
Municipal
Aid
Tax
Dated
t
Prince
Rupert,
ut,
lot
da
of
Anril.
1948.
uriiff.ll
18D
I
J
noi
puoiisnea
or
aispiayea
oy
7
W.
;
Government
of
British
Columbis
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Bi
i