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to
headir
f.
came
into
the
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leatue
toutea
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on
oj
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tv.
game's
most
promts
ng
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Hand
Dukes
.
Second
Loss
in
Row
Dily
S'sjrLt
Editor
f
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Rainmaker.-
flout-;
t-d
the
percentages
la.-t
nij.'ht
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
handed
the
Duke
of
Connauph
Hitfh
School
team!
a
61-4
lacing
that
left
the
.-ix-rnan
Royal
City
squad
anu
Scored
Ir.
.v
.
-
Quite
lived
up
to
the
-
"t
r.
s"i-iuui
mis
'3
NEW
YORK
(AP)
The
voice
"of
Maury
Wax-man
who,
in
turn,
is
the
voice
of
Nino
Valdez,
the
Cuban
heavyweight,
trembled
with
indignation
as
he
discussed
the
possibility
of
Rocky
Marciano
making
his
next
title
defence
against
Danny
Nardico
in
i
Miami
Feb.
24.
7
"
'
Maun-
had
lust
finished
read-
.an1
,over
2.
.tiiuiora
rrrver
more
than
is
-.
billing.
There
was
nothing
ruiiateMr-Lsh
about
Sandford
Tuesday
night
as
he
led
Boston
Eiruins
to
a
6-2
victory
over
the
fifth-place
New
York
Rangers
wfth
tao
goals
'and
two
assists
soil.
He
got
m
campaign.
The
victory
strong
hold
on
f
.c.-h
-
ing
Rockys
own
announcement
!
Puncf
ana
s
l"e
'
that
the
match
had
been
made.
,
daylights
out
of
Eward
Charles
"What's
happened."
he
s-iiJ.
confused
and
frustrated.
and
knocked
out
Heinz
Neu-h
ius.
the
champion
of
Europe
"
Why
don't
we
want
to
fight
breathing
deeply,
"if
that
Ro"ky
let
the
cat
out
from
the
bag
Sure
It
was
the
only
game
of
the
j
Yorke,-,
"m-,tZi
.
night
and
Sandford
showed
"'
2
linu
im.
I"
berurtd
T
J11
f
;'r
j
the
B-
Keqlers
Shooting
rd
y
cty,
J'IToeandJohnr.yP.1..v;-
t
For
City
n
Record
j
l?.;
u-x
&
Ten
Prince
Rupert
bowlers
are
'
fiev
Yorkns
'
Charles
first?
Why
should
w
;
Weill's
denying
ii,
but
that's
J
exactly
wHat
he's
trying
to
do
j
We
beat
him
once.
good,
and
all
tii
r
since
then
is
to
beat
out
to
set
a
city
ten-pin
record
.
tonight
when
a
pickup
team
of
i
$
1
Mr.i
L.-
on
IVir.S
hl"l
and
Rocky
a
nice
paydi-y
asaiibt
a
feliow
where
his
title
couldn't
possible
be
in
danger
It
s
the
same
thing
Gene
Tun-ney
did
when
he
fought
old
Tom
Hi
eney.
'
I
happen"
to
know
the
IBC
this
psmk
kid
Coley
Wallace.
We'll
fight
him
again
if
t
have
to,
but
not
for
any
peanuts."
ALWAYS
AIM
HIGH
Why,
we
inquired
cautiously,
t
W,
.
Bob
Kr
dderham
challenges
one
s-lected
by
Don
Arney.
Present
team
records,
believed
set
by
-
iiHriiMiii
-i
1
;
;
crrrm
sitional
game
and
received
a
weli-earned
ovation
from
the
fair-sized
crowd.
Others
who
received
ioud
rounds
of
applause
were
Freddy
Krirtmanson
who
led
Bo-Me-Hi'
.scorers
with
21
points.
Dick
Nicfcerson.
Ron
Ciceone
and
Bill
Morrivm.
who
at
the
52-second
mark
of
the
last
quarter
rifled
a
1
f;oor-length
pass
to
Kristman-son
under
the
Dukes'
basket,
a
ho
scored.
Morrison
aLso
stunned
spectators,
team-mates
and
Duks
alike
at
the
8-second
of
the
third
quarter,
when
knowing
he
had
no
time
to
pass
or
dribble
;
aimed
a
shot
for
the
ba.sk.et
from
;
the
middle
of
the
floor
and
sank
it.
For
the
Dukes.
Berg
scoring
B
all
the
odds
the
Dukes,
former
provincial
rr.anr.ps,
having
rrimii'-d
trie
rra!!
rvrf-v
floor
and
only
Jut
fcy
Jour
points
lo
a
hard-checking
Prince
Rupert
team
Monday
niFht
should
have
roared
bark
lat
night.
I"a1ed
for
baskets
Eut
the
pattern
never
crystallized.
Jack
Evar;.s'
Rainmakers
;ot
the
iumu
on
the
visitors
and
had
a
12
5
first
quarter
were
to
work
on
before
the
Dukes
knew
what
hud
hit
them.
The
Bo-Me-Hi
lad?,
knowing
how
badly
the
Dvtkes
.wtt-l
'he
equalizing
,
game,
really
applied
the
pressure
and
never
let
their
opponents
get
organized.
If
the
Dukes
were
upset
tn
the
wouldn't
it
be
smart
for
Vald'-s
oesni
warn
any
pan
oi
u.
i
,(J
irst
whip
C
harles
aea.n.
it
They
know
they
cen
t
sell
Nar-,it..
,lh
.
h
-..
d0
S4)
"V.
cico
down
there
where
he
was
!
outclassed
by
Joe
Maxim
Anv-
thus
getting
himself
a
fat
purse
and
at
the
same
time
placing
Royal
Hotel
team
three
ye:irs
ago
are
team
high
single
of
950
and
team
hi;:h
three
of
2-SS2.
i
On
Bob
Rudderham's
team
are
!
Gcor?e
Morgan,
Tom
McMeekln,1
Vic
Meiiies
and
Art
Oisea.
Play-
lug
for
Don
Arney's
quhrtet
are
!
i
body
can
beat
Njrdico.
Only
arcjano
in
a
position
wheie
reason
Weill
picks
him
is
thai
Bill
Smith,
Minor
Simundseii,
utility
-uiiie
aim
rrunit
v.oma-i
i
dina.
i
he
owes
some
old
time
favors
to
i
his
manager.
Lou
Viscu-si.
Tht
v
',
were
partners
once
and
Al
i
wouid
like
to
give
Lou
a
pa-
:
day."
StFKS
VALDFS
MVTCH
'
The
reason
for
Waxman's
he
couldn't
possibly
dodge
him'.'
That's
not
how
you
figure
In
this
business,"
Waxman
said
with
fine
restraint.
'
You've
get
to
always
look
to
get
the
b:g
shot.
You
don
t
get
In
the
big
money
unless
you
fight
for
lh
championship.
We
think
our
boy
is
ready
right
now
to
win
first
quarter
they
were
lost
in
13
points,
was
outstanding
as
i
-.....
...
J
BLONDE
PATRICIA
FIRTH,
18,
U
S
Junior
Ladis'
P.gure
Skating
champion
and
two-time
Pacific
Coast
Senior
Ladies'
titlist,
Is
a
figure
of
perfect
poise
and
charm
as
she
demonstrates
her
blade
artistry
during
a
practice
session
in
Tacoma.
Pat,
who
Is
shooting
for
the
Senior
Ladies'
crown
at
the
Nationals
in
Los
Angeles
in
March,
follows
a
rigorous
daily-
schedule
that
includes
practicing
seven
hours
a
day.
plus
a
modeling
and
charm
school
course
to
fill
in
the
few
months
when
I'm
not
skating
full
time."
OUT
DOSUmIiUj-
"
burn
was.
of
course,
readily
ap-
parent.
He
quit
a
soft
job
with
the
ti'le,
so
why
should
we
f.x.l
matchmaker
Cnris
Dundee
down
around
with
Charles
or
anybody
in
Miami
to
help
steel
Valdes
:
else?"
into
an
immediate
match
with
Marciano.
"It
says
here."
Waxman
con-tinned
en
a
rising
note,
"that
i
Weill
says
who
is
Valdes
and
i
why
should
he
give
him
a
i
match?
That's
a
lot
of
audacity
!
if
I
ever
heard
It.
Valdes
is
six
I
HOCKEY
SCORES
Western
League
Edmonton
8,
Seattle
1.
Okanagan
Senior
League
Penticton
5.
Kamloops
4.
Kelowna
9,
Vernon
7.
the
second,
only
scoring
two
field
WM
co.raptajn
Jack
Rebagliati
grals
and
three
free
shots
while
v
ho
v,ort.M)
1,ke
a
siaVe
to
add
Ron
Ciceone,
Freddy
Krts-'.rnan-
,6
jnU
Uj
his
total.
Den
son,
his
hook
-shot
working
like
v,-aIlln
-ame
to
n!e
in
lhe
third
a
charm,
and
Dick
Nickerson
and
four!n
quarters
and
Harry
tank
nine
field
goals
and
one
Kflf.n
contributed
5.
free
shot.
Rainmakers
scored
25
field
FOl'M)
RANGE
goals
to
the
Duke's
18
with
the
Going
Into
the
third
quarter
Prince
Rupert
boys
netting
11
on
the
bottom
end
of
a
31-12
out
of
24
free
shots
while
the
score.
Dukes'
Marvjn
Berg
aided
New
Westminster
crew
made
22
by
Don
Wallln,
fought
back
tooth
'free
sh"u
PW
ofr
oiit
01
33
and
nail.
Berg
coming
out
of
the
chances.
Rainmakers
committed
bucket
spot
began
to
sink
his
20
fouls
plus
three
technicals
long
shots
from
the
side,
collect-
'r'i:
Dukes
were
penal'Md
18
ing
9
points
as
the
Dukes
were
times.
Ralph
Clasby
fouled
out.
edged
17-15
during
the
quarter.
The
Dukes
who
discarded
their
Still
battling
back,
Bob
Hind-
'hite
uniforms
after
Monday'?
marsh's
crew
outscored
the
defeat
because
they
had
suffered
Rainmakers
21-13
in
the
final
all
their
previous
looses
in
white
frame,
as
Evans
put
In
his
second
'one
out
t
15
'
wore
PU"T'e
last
string
with
the
exception
of
night.
Ciceone
who
was
left
on
to
set
ri
lgeUS,
ORMES
WIN
the
pace
for
the
others.
At
just
In
.
,,minr
tx.
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
as
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
W.44lV.'
I
W)
THE
SKEENA
GROCERY
(Opposite
lhe
Hospital)
Should
you
be
one
of
the
fortunate
foik
with
some
holiday
time
open
right
now,
then
the
best
suggestion
is
for
a
trip
to
;
Cloyah
Creek,
there
are
steel-heads
ready
for
an
argument.,
Sizab:e
grey
cod
are
hitting
:
white
feathers
or
bucktail
on
a
small
iead
at
the
Yacht
Club.;
also
on
the
float
nearest
the
ice-1
dock
at
Fairview
Ca-op
plant
and
fiounders
at
both
points
are
taking
any'
fi.h
or
worm
bait
dragged
.slow
ly
alon
the
bot-,
torn;
all
fkh
in
prim
condition.
;
5
The
fi-.hin
ta.-k!e
stores
are!
fialuriup
iiv
nine-loot
glass
two;
pi.
ee
ma
t
Morfcasue.
st'!is
un"'
c-ltr
$20
and
Ls
near
perfection
i
lor
s'eelrirad
and
coho,
works'
l
wUuuiJL
WILL
BE
CLOSED
JAN.
2nd
(I
m.mss
Superior
Auto
Service
jiU
under
the
three-minuu;
mark
hibition
game
iast
night
Bulgers.
Si!8
,Fr,t)eS
fUleU
5y
JacK
ied
b?
f
Rowe
with
13
points
for
the
purpose
of
taking
inventory
of
our
stock.
BILL
WASYK
diameter,
offers
less
air
and
water
resistance
and
its
aovan-tages
are
obvious,
meaning
longer
straighter
ca.s's
and
easier
pickup
of
a
long
!'ne.
Those
who
failed
to
get
cli
the
things
hoped
for
at
ChL
ilmas
have
good
news,
for
generally,
glass
roct;
are
improved
in
type
and
quality
yet
lowered
in
price
for
19S4
due
to
the
great
demand
built
up
in
the
past
few
years
since
their
introduction.
If
you
are
a
new
timer
with
a
boat
to
care
for
this
winter,
do
not
make
the
mistake
of
using
a
linseed
oil
paint
on
the
hull,
this
kind
of
paint
is
much
enjoyed
by
various
marine
organisms,
and
keeps
them
well
fed.
Owners
of
larger
cralt
should
be
sure
that
recent
additions
of
electrical
devices
have
not
increased
the
rate
of
electroly'ic
action
on
metal
fittings
aboard,
se
rio
us
results
might
ensue
and
a
checkup
is
in
order.
Have
you
taken
care
of
that
rifle
which
Ls
expected
to
do
a
job
for
you
again
next
Fail,
or
is
the
barrel
fouled
up
with
corrosives
from
the
last
shot
you
fired?
That's
all
for
this
vear
folks,
and
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
TO
ALL.
'
IV
Limited
I
I
L,.,..,,
Rebagliati
and
was
awarded
one
free
shot
which
he
took
and
ank.
Play
resumed
and
Ken
Waiiin
and
Berg
sank
two
quick
baskets.
By
this
time
Doug
San-
defeated
NBC
Power
29-19.
Lan-die
paced
the
losetf
with
9
points.
In
the
exhibition
game
between
junior
teams
Monday
rIi.-
Hm
Hfivi-neH
Rnnrtjs
Khon
beautifully
with
light
casting
key
and
Coach
Evans
were
pro-
that
Forbes
should,
toting
loudly
nanci
lhe
oorumen
have
been
a.lowed
two
show.
.
...
Htt,t
despite
being
told
by
Umpire
Ole
c.lritta
thiit
in
hieh
m-htrfd
ha-
IliXll
SrllWtl
rhlhlllon
BO-ME-HI
RAI.HMAKF.RS
Mrri-
F
ketball
it
is
in
the
la.st
two
min-
13
key.
utes
that
two
shots
are
given
f,vr
I,
Morion.
Black
l.
McKiy
automatically.
When
Sankey
T'jtai
ei
ULKF.
OP
CONNAUOHT
Berg
H.
l
worlbS
J
r
,
continued
to
fume
he
was
banished
from
the
game
and
three
technical
fouls
were
given
Bo-Me-Hi.
Berg
showed
piaiseworthy
control
in
taking
his
three
penalty
D.
Wallln
9
K
Wallln.
Clwiby.
ttf-bat:"a'-'
'
:"!
S
Total
48
JiltlMtr
IVt
l-aRtte
NBC
POWKR
Way
2,
Landle
9,
Purnloutoft
KelRey
3.
liualuft.
Hrtnove
Wiinn
6.
Total
10
MUIXjEKS
Rowe
13
J.
Johnson
6
LHitiOir-
Twails
6
Halvorsen.
V.
lu,res,
would
ao
serve
with
a
,
spinning
reel
if
a
one-inch
guide;
was
in.iUiied
between
the
reel;
and
the
ordinary
one
which
is;
already
built
an.
This
tick
is
s
markedly
similar
to
your
col-;
umnist's
favorite
salt-water
rod,:
which
.same
stands
up
to
pun'sh-
;
iii'4,y
heavy
work
including
halibut
and
other
bottom
feeders.
1
A
new
and
simple
"automatic
lead"
shotgun
'lsht
is
on
the
market,
and
it
remains
to
be
Jiten
whether
or
not
it
will
be
1
permissible
in
this
province,
be-cau.re
it
doe-;
some
nf
trje
things,
which
are
done
by
the
banned
"K'yciar"
ala-ss
sight.
This
"Ird"
i.i'jht
is
made
to
lit
all
types
of
.-.:.o'
tuns,
singles,
doubles,
over-and
-under,
and
titles
too!
In
operation
it
is
oil
set
on
either
side
of
Hie
barrel
and
the
eyes
look"
at
the
iuarry
through
a
Irame,
while
the
barrel
Ls
actually
pointing
ahead
of
the
game
and
proviaiii",
the
netiessury
lead.
The
sivht
is
claimed
to
im-
shots.
Under
terrific
pressure,
txioed
and
roared
at
by
the
''"
Thorn
2.
vvatmouuh
i.
crov.d
he
took
his
time
and
l"l0RMEsu,.man
ewlu.
Dun.
f
nrerl
all
three.
can
s.
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basketball
player
13-11,
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perform
w
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did.
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steady
rain
to
tie
the
occasions,
he
was
brilliant.
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Cup
challenge
round
2-2.
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rain
and
wretched
condi-
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tr
tion
of
the
court
bothered
Tonv
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have
produced
a
fly
line
in
one
of
the
new
.synthetics
called
"Dacron"
and
said
line
.'-hould
answer
many
fervent
pleas.
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of
small
diameter,
high
density,
and
ureat
tensile
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tiiiiity
was
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v.
ny;
tie
lost.
Young
Hoad
had
to
play
j
!
on
the
same
court
Perh.in
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adds
up
to
a
line
which
will
get
down
deep,
particularly
with
the
morf
lightly
die.ssed
flies
and
nymphs
that,
work
so
well
downstairs.
This
line,
being
of
small
court
was
so
bad
after
the
match,
which
went
C2
games
and
lasted
just
five
minuter,
simrt
of
three
hours,
that
officials
decided
to
postpone
the
deciding
.tingles
test
until
Thursday.
Now
the
optimism
that
was
rampant
in
the
United
States
camp
has
subsided
somewhat.
For
the
Americans'
slumping
bert
wan
annoyed
a
bit
more
because
he
Is
a
oiuker
fellow
than
Hoad
and
had
more
trouble
balancing
himself
on
the
slippery
turf.
;
Trabert
slipped
three
times
in
!
the
early
going,
and
referee
Cliff
Sproule
came
onto
the
court
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both
play-
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mess
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103,
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