4
Tl
,s
Frinee
Rupert
Daily
Hews
TiT"
Monday,
March
6,
1S50
'Legion
Bi!!ia
Metlakatla
into
"A"
and.
"B"
secti-jns
and
!
i
the
following
draw
is
tor
this
!
week..
'
i
5
MIXED
LEAGUE
!
TWO
SECTIONS
"
To
better
suit
the
convenience
the.
many
piayers
.the
Mixed
Bowling
League
schedule
has
,::heen
divided
into
two
sections,
-
-
"
-
-
-V
V.-.'
i
'
"
'
J
f
-i'
J
;
f
':
v.
'
'
,
'-,"
'
.:
.1n
to
De
played
in
tne
early
part
,
streaks:
City
Transfer
vs
Noble
Jaf..
each
Wednesday
and
the
!
and
Wick.
'other
In
the
latter.
The
full
'
Cantels
vs
Bob
Parker:
Har.g-""ischedule
will
be
announced
overs
vs
Handicaps;
Velvets
vs
shortly.
v
Royal
Blues:
Ideal
Cleaners
vs
,,,
,',The
following
is
the
schedule
Ccnrads:
Booth
School
vs
Watts
for
this
Wednesday:
and
Nickel-sons:
P.
R.
Plumbintr
Mixed
League
has
been
divided
vs
C.
P.
A.
Brownwoods
Stay
In
League
With
Upset
Senior
Victory
J
Downed
Bo-Me-IIi
in
Thrilling
Contest
Playoffs
Getting
Under
Way
Fashion
Wins
Intermediate
League
Brownwoods
provided
the
fans
with
the
upset
of
the
season
on
Saturday
nip-ht
when
they
scored
a
4S
to
44
victory
over
Bo-Me-IIi
in
Senior
Basketball
League.
There
were
thrills
hy
the
dozen
as
the
lead
see-sawed
hack
and
forth
during
the
first
half
and
the
early
stages
of
the
third
quarter-
It
was
in
tlu
third
period
that
Browtiwoorls
fJH.
!1
i
s
Winner
Duwned
Ilarllcy-
Bay
in
Bas-kiihaH
at
Neishbarins
Village
j
METLAKATLA
Three
'jasket-ball
teams
frn-n
Hartley
Bav
ln-vaded
Metlakalla
to
play
return
cames
and
ail.
went
doun
to
de-1
feat.
The
locals
had
lost
two
games
at
Hartley
Bav
recently.
As
a
curtain
raiser
at
the
re-
turn
games
at
Metlakatla,
the
in-jtermediat.es
took
the
floor.
The
visitors
had
a
g:
od
start
by
making
two
baskets
before
the
locits
even
got
startedThen
Metlakatla
commenced
fir.
din?
the
basket
'and
gradually
forged
ahead.
At
flie
end
of
the
first
breather,
the
score
stood
at
12
to
10
in
favor
..1
iVTrUakatla.
1:1
the
second
period
the
lo-'r.ah
out-shot
the
visitors
and
the
score
at
the
first
half
was
27
to
lo
Willi
locals
on
Uie
Ions
end
The
total
score
at
the
end
of
the
t.jine
was
(i.l
to
40
for
Metlakatla.
In
the
i,e...:id
game
"iunei
Inn
e-
,
'
of
Hartley
Bay
went,
(town
t.i
(iercal
against
the
on-'(!;
tight
of
"3.-45"
team
of
Met-lakaiila.
Hie
seore
being
39
to
3i
for
Me!
lakali.i.
In
the
third
game
and
main
'-vt
tit,
the
vi-ilors
made
a
pood
t.
in
ii.e
lirsi.
t:?ritid.
the
s.-nrt
hi
ni''
to
l'c
in
their
favor.
Tne
(.eco.ial
verioe!
was
hard
fnneht
a.ii
ft
ll.e
cm!
tif
first-
half
the
.s;
,,re
f,lii!i.l
at
40
to
37
in
Metln-katla's
l,vor.
The
end
of
the
third
qinrter
ethik:ill:
was
aita.
d
at
fil-C.I
The
last
quarter
r
und
both
l
".:ni;
working
hire
Pirt
t
Hi."
end
of
"ie
gain
Metlakatla
was
on
the
long
end
o!
62
to
74
point
s.
j
Referees
were
G.
D.
Rvin
'
-i,.!--tla:
Fil.
Clifton.
Hartley
Ray,
Score
keeper.
Richarc
Lei'.'hton.
timt
r
J.
S.
Ryan
The
following
evening
only
I
r.'.ie
i-a
me
was
played.
Hftrtlej
j
Pav
intermediate'
versus
Metn-
.
kalla.
Tlie
firs
quarter
was
a
well
fought
affair,
and
the
twoi
'
teams
evenly
matched.
At
end
of
I'ii
st
(ii'arter
the
score
stood
at;
10
all.
The
sc.'.ind
quarter
foind
M(.l.lakat!a
grafiully
forglnej
sihead
and
at.
the
end
of
first
j
ih.ilf,
MeiJakatla
was
leading
by
'
:n
;
'
.
Calvert
(S
-r
x
Is
tage
of
the
fact
Unit
Merchants
were
away
oil
in
snouting,
if
tin
play
and
defense.
The
Merchants
missed
snot
after
shot.
Their
guards
wouldn't
stay
back
on
the
defense
and
ifiey
were
only
'ible
Hi
convert'
six
of
their
ei:-:h,"?n
free
throws.
Fashion,
on
the
other
har.3,
had
twi
big
scir-iiu;
(.hreats
in
CIM
T.d
Hill
who
.i
."
lVjruvn
apiece.
The
;taine
was
plean
wiih
.myl
15
funis
called
on
I
he
winners
and
9
on
Merchants.
There
were
a
few
rh!;-harbs
over
the
calls
but
this
w:is
a-
crucial
"vme
with
the
le-r'.u-
iitle
at
stuko
end
sjicIi
can
b
expeeti-'d.
Sikhif:nii
hsi
the
satisfaction
of
wiaiiing
the
l-aue
if-ter'bein;;
in
and
out
of
top
:r-'.
all
season.
Merchants
still
have
their
c-hant-e
h
win
some
silverware
a
they
will
plav
Fashion
in
the
Intermr-uiute
playoffs
for
the
Grotto
Cup
and
if
they
are
in
their
usual
playing
form
it
wi!'
be
a
neck
and
neck
scries
all
the
way.
Lineups
Fashion
Hill
14,
Gill
14.
Watson,
Haugan
4,
Interrriela
5
Brew,
In
Semi
-Fins!
Further
progress
in
tlie
Canadian
Legion
Enflls.h
biilii:il
tournament
was
made
ovi'r
the
week-end
and
only
one
game
in,
the
second
round
-F.
Comadina
vs.
J.
Lawric
remains
to
Te
played.
This
match
is
holding
up
play
in
the
tljird
round
which
is
otherwise,
now
ready
to
carry
out
into
the
semi-finals.
Matches
played
over
the
weekend
included
one
in
the
second
round
when
P.
M.
Ilay
(plos
3i
!
was
defeated
by
W.
Strachon,
with
a
simlar
liamlicap,
hy
l.rl)
to
112.
Strachon
lah-r
fell
victim
in
the
third
round
to
Robert
Murray
pi
its
15
1
hy
fill
points.
i
An
exciting
ram-
in
the-
third
I
round
was
four;hl
betwcit
J.
;
Campbell
(minus
30
1
and
P.
I,
!
Petersen
(plus
35
1
wlu
n
Caiin.jb.'il
just
managed
to
overcome
his
(ia
point,
handicap
and
win
the
match
by
the
narrow
marj'in
of
G
points.
150
to
144
KiHmaats
Confideo
1
Ctian!iiiis
First
llcie
l
or
i
Naliv
K.iskctlall
'l
oin
ai.icnl
This
Week
'
Kitimaat,
w.nni
is
of
the
district
native
basket
hall
chaui-pionship
in'
touriianu
:its
hero
during
the
past
two
winter!;,
ar-'
lived
in
the
cUv
vcl
nUtv
si,.-'r
-noon
on
the
Coquitk.m
from
their
I
village
down
the
(;
;i
.
F.'
,
j
team
in
for
U,e
tounamcnt
tin
y
jure
eager
for
the
tray
mm'
confident
of
sur:essfully
(!ehnn""-'
I
i
the
!
itle.
i
Early
this
week
many
more
Steams
from
ali
parts
of
the
d':s-trict
arc
expecird
and
the
ur.b-lem
o'
lln.lhi"
a
'co.
tu.la1
'
i
for
them
is
already
proving
vexatious.
In
fact,
warnings
have
been
dispatched
to
the
players
not
to
bring
any
more
per
-irs
,
than
necessary
utile
;s
arrangc-
meuts
have
been
marie
I.,;
.10
accomeclation.
,
ANMFV
rMtVFI,
;
The
hanging
i'.
irdens
of
IJ'iby-
Ion
had
terrace,
rangiiig
from
75
to
3!i0
feet
ah
ive
c
r.
uind
Ifvel
and
were
v.1
lo.'ie.t
fro.-u
.vLcT.me
tanks
on
this
hi
'.Ir
terrace.
!
i
Kinsmen
Let
nt'
r,c".u
r.
'
Blackaby
II.
2.
M.u
K.i-
'i,
HI-,
'.!:-a
i
by
A.
7.
Penpeff
0.
P.'
.-l;aly
V..
:
While
2.
McA're,
?.!;
I
',
:.
i
:
High
School
Hark,
Nickersor
3.
fcrnith
A
She
,oaro
u
.'
.
7.
7.
Tail
Tail
A
A
M.irt'n'.
Mart")',
"h
"h
.!(.-.
!(
..
2
2
,
Tatal
Tatal
24.
24.
"Mii
H.t.4.i..Ll.r.
OUCH!
This
Is
Ken
Reardon
of
Montreal
Car
National
Hockey
League
figure
to
get
headite
$1,000,
believed
the
highest
In
league
hiuory,
bei
ment
attributed
to
him
in
a
magazine
article
fc
sayins
he
mlend
to
see
tHat
Cal
Gardner
of
Tor
ches
In
the
mouth
the
same
as
Reardon
recmf
a
couple
of
seasons
ago.
The
fine
is
more
of
at
bond.
.
President
Clarence
Campbell
of
the
SHI
ran
petition
at
the
enrf
of
his
major-league
piayi-fund.
Presumably
hell
get
the
$1,000
buck
it
of
line
In
the
meantime.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
jnunheii
D,;
Moscrlp,
Dr
Prince
Rupert
'
'
.
Crttehley.
U-
.H.inW
41-31.
The
third
ner-
I
J.
E.
R.
Wood
A
fl
nrnwn
V.
'.
"'P"'.
mi
I
:
...
.
,,
-
u,!
ft":"ona,a'
'
!
Klunberj.
A
B
Mallory,
A.
Pi:i.
and
Mrs.
I
K.
i
Drake
3,
-r-Tota'
40
Merchants
Davidson
4,
Walsh
5",
Dumas-
7,
Currie,
Christ
off
5,
Anderson.
Marshall
4,
BouMir
0,
Total
32
Jiiiiinir
Leap
no
Kin.
men
won
their
second
game
of
Uio
two
game
total
points
series
'
with
Hlnh.
School
with
about
as
much
casi
as
I
hey
t'id
the
first.
The
final
suoie
was
33
to
U
aixl
the
total
two-gamf
store
60
to
3ii.
This
gives
Kins
men
tne
right
to
meet
me
lop
place
Rupert
Hotel
in
the
playoffs,
which
start
Tuesday.'.ntah.t
Kinsmen
played
a
good
yuJiie
al!
evening
with
scoring
well
divided
among
all'
team
members
and
team
play
won
out
over
the
more
rnTWd
H.i"n
scnnni
team,
it
w:'s
only
in
the
second
half
that
Hish
ePt,n,,i
u.p
e
tihle
to
held
their
j()Wn
an(J
tnev
out-re-l
-Kin"
in
the
last
auarU'j
with
some
picture
sshols
from
wny-
aut.
Lineups:
S.
Young,
tit
Faulkner,
R.
P
Westminster
1
',
Mansons
vs
Pushovers:
Head-
;
pinners
North
Lights;
Macey's
,
vs
Wharf
Rats;
Blow-outs
vs
i
;
Sport
Shop;
Pioneers
vs
Silver!
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
played
their
best
ball
of
the
night
to
forge
ahead
at
30
to
29
and
take
ths
period
by
a
35
to
29
lead
which
they
never
lost.
Bo-Me-IIl
were
clown
40
to
3G
with
about
two
minute;:
to
plr.y
when
they
undo
their
bis;
bid
of
the
night
to
score
3
points
to
Brovvnwwod.-'
But
it
w.s
too
late,
and
Brownwoods
were
the
virtu:
s.
It
as
an
urtioufhl
game
to
watch
lrom
the
bleacher
seats'.
The
fans
were
all
for
Bo-Mi'-H'.
in
the
early
stages
but'lirown-wouds
won
mivny
supporter
be
cause
of
their
hiisile
and
garnered
pad
the
linal
victory
was
n
ronular
one
Pierce.
iavigne.
Shier
and
Thompson
worked
like
Trojans
all
evening
as
dirt
Alek
Bill,
Ourvich
and
Sunberg.
The
Brown
wwourts
had
to
win
if
thev
were
to
remain
In
the
league
and
that
they
were
determined
to
do.
They
have
two
more
hurdles
to
overcome
before
they
can
get
m-
'
to
the
league
play-offs
as'
they
are
scheduled
to
meet
Co-o
in
two
postopned
games
and
a
loss
in
either
viU
throw
them
out
jf
the
running.
B;-Me-M
Inst
the
fame
by
being
too
anxl;us.
Ray
Spring
stored
4
4
points
but
wan
too
tense
all
evening
anil
missed
7
of
11
free
throws.
Carlson-made
three
uncalled
for
nnsonals
In
the
final
quarter,
which
gave
Brownwoods
the
ball
and
unearned
points.
The
students
tried:
hard
they
played
brilliantly
at
times,
I
hut
they
weren't
there
with
the
baskets
when
needed:
Play
I
roughened1
up
toward
the
end
1
with
Carlson,
Soring,
and
La-,
vigne
all
squaring
off.
but
Referee
Johnny
Comadina
calmed
them
down
and
the
game
ended
j
with
ill
feelings
under
control.
I
Lineups:
I
BoMe-Hi
Carlsnn
7.
Snrinat
14
Webster
3.
S-herk
8.
McCiiesnev
4.
RatchforO,
Kristmnnson
2.
'
Bill
6,
Sharpe
Total
44
Brown
wwods
Lavigne
8,
Shier
10,
Pierce
13
Bill
2,Owen,
Gur-vich
2,
Thompson
7,
Sunberg
4.
Gill
2
Total
48
Tomorrow
nieht
will
see
the
league
play-off's
get
underway
with
the
finals
commencing
In
two
divisions.
Dom's
will
meet
Pepple'.s
in
a
best
of
three
games
;
series
for
the
ladies'
league
;
championship,
and
Rupert
Ho
tel
ill
tangle
with
Kinxmen
on
j
the
same
basis
for
the
Junior
j
j
title.
The
intermediate
series
will
;
'start
later
in
tne
mosth
to
coin-
:
i
eide
with
the
Senior
play-offs.
The
feature
game
tomorrow
ev-
;
ening-
will
be
Brownwoods
do
or
die
battle
with
t?o-on
and
the
j
fans
can
depend
on
plenty
of
action.
Intermediate
I
Fashion
won
an
easy
victory
over
Merchants
to
take
the
In-
;termcdiate
League
title
Saturday
.
night.
The
sco
-e
was
40
to
32
and
there
was
never
anv
doubt
as
to
the
victor.
It,
waf
definitely
Fashion's
night
and
they
took
advan-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Chlleotln
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
ANI
PORT
SIMPSON
Shnday,
11
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