4
Prince
Uuprrt
Oaflp
rectus
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Tuesday,
February
24.
1948
!
ARE
TIED
FOR
Bowling
League
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SHORT
SPORT
I
Some
fan.s
are
of
the
opinion
that
Maurice
(Rocket)
Richard
I
of
Montreal
Canadiens
isn't
,
'doing
his
best
to
shake
a
sea-
,
,
...
,.
.
son-lone
slumn
while
others
be-
lieve
there's
internal
friction
in
the
club
and
that
his
team
-
'
,...,
n
.,,
hi.
.jii.iiia
uuu
v
oiin
linn,
!
Timor
SVro.w.in
nf
the
Mnnl
refil'
I
Herald
boldly
disput?
the
fans'
way
of
thinking
and
uses
a
few
quotes
from
coach
Dick
Irvin
to
back
up
his
theory.
!
Irvin,
in
a
recent
interview,
said
that
"every
player
on
the
team
knows
that
Richard
is
our
key
man
tha!
Hip
elnh
lines
a
1
LtAUlfiO
Rupert
Holkestad
still
leads
the
Senior
Basketball
League
scoring
race.
With
play
going
into
the
last
three
weeks,
scoring
has
narrowed
down
to
a
duel
between
Holkestad
and
Lindsay
with
several
players
having
a
slight
chance
of
breaking
past
the
top
two.
The
leaders
In
the
different
departments
are:
Holkestad
88
fll'kl
"lll's;
Lilulsay
43
fn'p
game
and
tied
with
MacPhce
!
throws;
Lindsay
28
points
in
a
,
for
most
field
goals
in
a
game,
12.
MacPhee
and
Flaten
are
still
1
tops
in
free
throws
with
9.
j
Following;
are
the
records
of
:
the
top
10
scores:
j
G
FG
FT
Pts.
Holkestad
(Si
17
88
42
218
Lindsay
(
C
12
81
43
205
Hartwig
1B1
18
67
30
164
MacPhee
C'i
13
64
35
1(13
Form
an
'Bi
15
55
41
151
Arney
(Si
13
f.2
22
14G
j
j
Jr;itp(i
Ci
.
11
57
28
142
1
Morgan
S
17
53
24
130
ij
Davis
1
Si
13
53
19
125
M
Thompson
i
B
l".
44
19
107
Key:
C.-Games;
FG.-Fleld
Gouls;
FT.
-Free
Throws;
Pts-
Points.
Richard
goes-and
every
player
McMeekins.
Mansons
vs.
on
the
team
i.s
pulling
for
him."
Apr.
5-Mansons
vs
MrMeck-
nick
ir1nii!
Ihp
tne
'Rocket"
Rocket,
who
wno
ms-
Brownwoods
VS.
Amb.l.s.sa-actuals
rf
MiUklns
Vs
Home
Oil.
,
.
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V.
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FORD
PRODUCTS
BILLIARD
FINALLISTS
Cameron
and
Simonson
tn
Meet
in
Canadian
Legion
1
ournov
Two
games
were
played
in
the
English
billiard
tournament
a.
the
Canadian
Legion
last
night
and
only
the
finals
now
remain
to
be
played.
In
the
last
game
of
th?
third
round.
W.
J.
Ranee
ux35i
bnaL
J.
Campbell,
last
year's
winner,
by
a
score
of
150
to
140
after
a
hard
fought
game.
Campbell,
who
had
a
handicap
of
minus
50,
made
breaks
of
27
and
28
while
Ranee's
best
effort
was
a
well
played
23.
In
the
semi-final
R.
H.
Simon-son
(-35i
beat
W.
J.
Ranee
tx35
by
13
points
in
a
keenly
contested
match
both
players
bMng
even
at
137.
Neither
player
was
seen
in
his
b?st
form
and
the
only
break
during
the
match
was
a
22
by
Simonson.
The
final
match
of
the
tournament
between
Neil
Cameron
i
playing
15
points
or
no
count
i
and
R.
II.
Simonson
-50
i.s
scheduled
to
be
played
on
Wed
nesday
night.
It
is
planned
to
start
another
English
billiard
tournament
the
first
week
in
March
for
those
players
who
wer?
unable
to
take
part
in
the
contest
now
ending
and
lists
are
now
open
in
the
Legion
Hall.
at
Civic
Centre
WEDNESDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
-
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class.
p.m.
1
:00
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class.
2:30-King
Edward.
7:00
Rup-Rec
intermediate
girls.
Basketball
Pfae-tices
4:30-Hiah
School
junior
girls
and
Bo-Me-Hi
girls.
5:30
Gyro
juniors
and
Pt
.
Edward.
6:25
Merchants
ancTswcet
Sixteen.
7:20
-Peoples
and
Morgan's.
8:15
-Fashion
and
Brownwoods.
!
9:10-
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and
Bo-Me-Hi.
Special
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1:00
Gyro
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i
2:00-Ladies'
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7:30
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Executive.
8:00
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Brownwoods,
t
h
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problem
.
'
team
of
the
Senior
Basketball
I
League,
is
in
for
some
chances
I
tonight
that
should
produce
results
at
last.
Art
Murray
has
!
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Write
BOB
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38
"
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
tw
serurert
the
services
of
none
Brownwood's
losses
that
some-olr-er
than
Alex
Bill,
coach
of
thing
just
had
to
be
done
about
Bo-Me-Hi,
and
the
all-star
team
1
getting
an
older
player
to
steady
and
his
steadying
influence
may
the
lads
down
and
Alex
Bill
BOWLS
HONORS
Triple
XXX
and
B.C.
Packers
Show
Way
in
Mixed
League
Triple
XXX
moved
into
a
first
place
tie
with
B.C.
Parkers
in
the
Mixed
"B"
Bowling
League
Sunday
by
winning
three
games
from
Cougars
who
defaulted
while
the
Packers
defeated
C.Y.
O.
two
games
to
one.
Miss
or
Hits
remained
in
third
place
by
virtue
of
a
clean
sweep
over
Islanders
while
Ideal
Detergents
took
the
odd
same
from
Brownwoods.
Ladies'
hiuh
single
score
was
by
A.
Hamilton
of
Miss
or
Hits
with
202
while,
both
she
and
B.
Vuckovich
of
Triple
XXX
shar
ed
high
three
honors
with
655.
Men's
high
single
and
three
were
scored
by
J.
Comadina
of
C.YO.
with
341
and
832
respectively.
Team
high
single
was
bv
Ideal
Detergents
1212
and
high
three
by
B.C.
Packers
-3371.
Standings
to
date:
B.
C.
Packers
G
Triple
XXX
G
Miss
or
Hits
9
C.
Y.
O.
.
13
i
Brownwoods
11
13
Cougars
15
Islanders
1G
Ideal
Detergents
....
19
BROWNWOODS
Grace
Brown
148
158
149
G.
Brown
209
215
135
D.
Woods
129
165
164
R.
Woods
159
251
4
R.
Telford
183
117
J.
Reil
188
244
230
Handicap
13
13
13
Totals
.
...
1028
1163
1052
IDEAL
DETERGENTS
H.
Schmidt
124
209
207
J.
Sehroeder
141
?
R.
Suden
103
145
100
E.
Mussallem
,110
270
20(5
M.
M-atheson
105
189
123
D.
Houston
128
218
194
Totals
711
1212
lOr.O
BC.
PACKERS
I.
Dunbar
225
267
202
K.
Paul
"
169
134
146
v.
Ciccone
193
222
281
Y.
Turcot
te
149
107
127
B.
Fndderham
....
239
291
207
E.
Barber
149
135
133
Totals
1124
1153
1091
C
Y.
O
A.
Pierce
170
171
230
I.
Dumas
163
165
100
M.
Bvuce
100
l'ij
44
T
T"
1
1
A
176
115
m.
Amadio
'
..
.
..
.
140
161
157
J
Comadina
....;...
224
341
267
28
28
Tota?sCaP
970
1207
941
.
ANDERS
162
1R4
jov
Leeming
.
..
..
114
139
106
H.'
Duncan
152
116
157
153
105
Boas0"
.;
171
189
182'
Low
Score"".'.
121
133
155;
Handicap
75
75
75
!
it
iis
yoo
967
964
mtsVor
HITS
j
A.
Hamilton
208
262
185;
Hartwig
JOl
i
I
1
,
Wmdle
121
151
155
s.
Scharif
168
172
113'
B
Malson
225
151
198
B.
Seharff
207
209
165
!
Totals
..
1114
1096
1000
j
COUGARS
-M.
187!
Seharlf
139
146
'
1
'ir
i
1
ii
iifl
I
r:.
Peharff
.
i
tj
iio
ioo
B.
Vuckovich
.
142
136
m1.
R.
Tubb
211
164
171
Totals
.
671
559
750
TRIPLE
XXX-(Oime
defaulted
i.
A.
Matheson
224
179
180
K.
Tnimbrll
146
156
195
B.
TJslck
1
5
152
17
Viictnvieh
'fi
221
179
S.'
navisr.n'
.4
?19
m
i
nn
J.
Thornton
"01
inl
in
.i
1
r.
7
Totals
1193
1033
1051
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Time-Table
for
Men
"A
Five
Pin
Least"'
Schedule
for
Men's
Five
piu
!
"A"
Bowling
League
is
nounced
as
follows:
i
Mar.
1-Kilowatts
vs.
Man-1
sons.
Maikins
vs.
Morgans,
North
Star
vs.
Continentals.
Burns
vs.
Ambassadors.
Home
:
Oil
ys
McMeekins.
Revellers
vs.!
H
l
II
W
nu
i
li
ill
s
!
Mar.
8
-Brownwoods
vs.
Me-,
Meekins.
Kilowatts
vs.
Revellers.
I
Morgans
vs.
Mansons,
Home
m
w,,.-th
i,,r
ju.iifhw
vs
i
Ambassadors,
Burns
vs.
Coutia-
1
''
1
M,lki,,s
vs
NoI.Ul
'
V..a,..:
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T'nS.!r,';.,.,,,t
.
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,
runiir
un
v.t.
v
"in
in'
ii
i
Kilowatts
VS.
UrownwniKlS,
Mor
gans
vs.
Revellers,
minis
vs.
Mansons,
McMeekins
vs.
Ambassadors.
Mar.
22
-
Burns
vs.
Morgans,
Mansons
vs.
Brownwoods.
Revellers
vs.
Home
Oil.
McMeekins
vs.
Continentals.
North
Star
v.s.
Ambassadors,
Maikins
v.s.
Kilowatts.
Mar.
29
Revellers
v.s.
Continentals.
Bonis
vs.
North
Star.
Mureans
vs.
Ambassadors.
Mal
...
,
i-;..
ti
tr;
i,
i
i
t,
UlimS
VS.
rVllOW
,1
1
IS,
nr.nii
I
t
vs.
woiin
mai.
rais.i
-
A)r
jj
.
Revellers
vs.
Ambas
-
sartors.
Kilowatts
v.s.
Home
wn.
vs
North
Star.
Brownwoods
vs.
Burns
vs.
McMeekins.
Morgans
Tontinentals.
Maikins
v.s.
Man-
sons.
n
111
.
19
-
Burns
vs.
Home
Oil,
Moraans
vs.
McMeekins
Kilo
watts
vs.
Continentals.
Mansons
vs.
Ambassadors.
Maikins
vs.
Revellers.
Brownwoods
vs.
North
Star.
Anr.
2
-
Kilowatts
vs
Ambas-j
ruiors.
Mansons
vs.
North
Star.
Revellers
vs
McMeekins.
Maikins
vs.
Continentals.
Burns
vs
Rrnwnwnnri
Miiroans
vs.
Home
oil
May
3
Morgans
vs
Brown-
witnns.
M.UKiin
v.v
ivu
"'-.
Home
Oil
vs
Ambassadors.
Kil-wats
vs
North
Star.
Malisons
vs
Continentals.
Burns
vs
Revellers.
UNBARF.ABLE
VANCOUVER
't
An
apartment-house
manager
here,
"fed
up"
with
his
neighbors,
has
appealed
to
police
His
complaint:
nude
persons
run
up
and
dow
n
the
street
In
the
early
hours
of
the
morning
And.
he
said,
honking
automobile
horns
add
to
the
confusion.
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FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
l-auiuu.-ui'U
a
nauuiiai
inn
rj
League
record
by
scoring
50
goals
in
the
same
number
of
eames
111
the
1944-45
season,
and
finished
second
in
the
point
de-
partmcnt
last
season,
may
not
recover
his
scoring
ability
in
time
to
help
the
club
gain
a
playoff
berth
this
season.
But
he
says,
""there's
always
next
year."
Frank
Selke,
Canadien's
general
manager,
bailed
Irvin
with
the
suggestion
that
Bud
Poile
of
Chicago
might
take
the
league's
all-star
right
wind
sel-
ection.
Irvin
had
a
fast
answer
to
the
.
quest
ion,
"can
you
pick
I
one
to
beat
Poile?''
"Sure.
Richard
and
I'll
tell
you
why.
"For
three
seasons
Richard
has
been
the
most
closely
checked
player
in
the
business.
He'.-:
!
been
hwiked.
held,
tripped,
chop-
pt
d
and
hammered
into
the
s
fences.
He's
scored
goals
with
i
players
actually
on
his
back.
He;
!
has
been
driven
to
distraction
'with
illegal
cross-checking
tac-,
tics
used
against
him.
But
now
that
he's
in
the
middle
of
a
scoring
slump,
the
boys
are
liabl?
to
lay
off
him
and
give
him
an
even,
break,
then
he'll
get
going
.
again."
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W.
O
Fulton.
Loral
Jiiclp
or
tin-
Suim'mo
Court
of
British
Columbia.
1
wan
on
the
'l"th
clay
of
February.
A
U.
1!HH.
appointor!
AilllliliiKtrntor
of
the
Estate
of
Daniel
Wiillnm
Little,
late
of
Orean
Falls,
British
C'oltmibin.
who
died
on
or
nboiit
the
14th
day
of
October.
!'I47
fit
the
City
of
Vancouver.
British
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
u,;o:d''ann';;(!;s::ns'iav"
ins
claims
nuainst
the
said
Kstate
are
'"i""'"
'".
in
nii
on-
pro-1
prny
verified
on
or
before
the
:!!;;!
day
of
March.
HI48.
faillim
which
distribution
will
be
made-
haviin;
regnrd
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
untitled.
DATED
at
Prince
Hupert..
K.C.
(his
17th
day
of
Fcbruarv.
A
I)
1H4H.
XMON
FltASKIt
l-'ODBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
BC
(
54
1
IN
THE
BUPKEME
OOt'RT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
CHARLES
WILLIAM
VANCE.
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Juduc
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judtie
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
I7th
tiny
of
February.
A
D.
194H.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Charles
William
Vance.
late
of
Telegraph
Creek.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
15th
day
of
AllKllst,
1947.
at
Telcstraph
Creek.
Uritlsh
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
mid
all
persons
haviim
claims
against
the
Raid
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
be-
lore
the
31st
day
of
March.
1048.
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notilied.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
P.
C
tills
IAl.li
lav
of
February.
A
D
lfl4H.
ROBERT
F.
JOHNSTON.
Official
Administrator.
Telegraph
Creek.
11.
C.
(-53)
I
played
in
the
final
minutes
to
lose
to
the
strong
Co-op
entry.
They
were
seven
points
down
at
the
half-way
mark,
a
point
at
which
they
usually
lead,
and
were
three
points
up
by
the
three-quarter
rest.
That
meant
oittscoring
the
all-star
laden
Co
-
op
team
by
10
points
in
th.?
tnird
quarter,
a
fairish
feat
for
i
the
youngsters.
It
has
been
a
question
of
inexperience
in
so
manv
of
the
should
bill
the
vacancy.
Tonighi
the
Savoys,
will
be
out
to
even
things
up
in
the
league
race
with
Co-op
by
marking
up
an-'
other
victory
over
the
shoemen
In
the
last
meeting
of
these
two
teams,
Brownwoods
led
until
the
linal
two
minutes
of
play
and
.ed
at
that
point
by
six
points,
yet
they
managed
to
lose
some-
now.
How
they
lost
even
their
jivn
players
cannot
figure
ouii
and
it
wasn't
as
though
they
hadn't
bei
n
told,
judging
from
the
commotion
around
the
coach's
belief.
Whether
Prince
Rupert
Will
year
to
llave
the
provincial
Senior
B
niav-OIIS
tie
r!
here
is
et
un
settled
it
has
been
reported
by
members
of
the
league
executive
that
plans
are
not,
going
as
they
should
and
the
trouble
lies
in
the
inability
of
the
local
body
to
get
anything
definite
from
the
B.C.
Amateur
n.isifethn.i
Association.
However,
evervone
interested
in
the
popular
indoor
'
sport
is
tub-thumping
the
pro-;
ject
and
it
is
likely
that,
if
pre-
J
sure
is
brought
to
bear,
they
j
will
be
successful
in
gettin?
some
recognition
for
our
ath
letes.
4
Terry
Connelly,
flight
agent
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
plane
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Sandspit,
was
caiied
suddenly
to
Vancouver
Mondav
bv
news
0f
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