I
he
Prince
Kupen
Uoiiv
isew;
Tu-sclav,
Junnxiy
ft,
I9n4
i
Kramer
Find
Offers
Time
and
Money
to
Help
US
Talent
For
Winning
Back
Davis
Cup
i!
M
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'
.
Kramer
figures
he
will
visit
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AYRES
i
about
85
cities
on
his
professional
tour
the
first
five
months
of
j
1
his
year.
At
each
stop
he
would
like
to
have
the
local
professional
Nothing
like
looking
over
old
press
clippings
and
discovering
is
very
bad.
Th
only
thing
that
Is
going
to
make
a
kid
good
is
practice.
If
I
can
get
a
look
at
his
shots,
1
can
give
a
boy
advice
on
what
parts
of
his
game
to
work
on.
1
can
een
advl.se
the
pro."
The
victory
of
the
Australians
in
the
cup
challenge
round
last
week
convinced
him
something
would
have
to
be
done
und
"the
only
way
to
do
it
is
to
develop
youngsters."
'
.
Aler
o
Tias
looked
over
nil
NEW
YORK
OH
All
sorts
of
schemes
have
been
advanced
on
how
the
United
States
can
win
back
the
Davis
Cup
from
Australia,
but
Jack
Kramer,
one
of
.he
greatest
American
stars,
has
come
up
with
a
:ew
one.
And
it
might
work.
He
wants
to
give
his
time
-
nd
money
to
developing
new
talent.
The
former
amateur
ace
offered
!oduy
to
contribute
$7,500
and
two
months
of
his
time
in
an
effort
to
develop
young
players.
the
lads-he
wants
thP
under
18
because
tliev
I
developed
easier-he
the
eight
top
prospect
to
,
for
a
summer
of
coachin
more
money
he
can
1
better,
he
said,
but
if
no
o,
wants
to
contribute
he's
underwrite
the
cost
him,
Gonzales
won
the
SiJ
prize
of
the
opening
ment"
of
Kramer's
lu
.
6-4,
0-4
Monday
night.
or
school
coach
bring
a
group
of
the
most
talented
youngsters
to
him.
He,
along
with
his
troupe
of
Paneho
Segura,
Pancho
Gonzales
and
Don
Budge,
would
look
them
over
and
pull
out
the
best
for
special
attention.
"Let's'
face
it,"
he
said,
"some
Sjt
-
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of
the
coaching
in
this
country
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AFTER
17
YEARS
of
earth-shaking
changes
in
their
country's
status,
these
German
scultpors
begin
working
on
the
inscriptions
for
monuments
in
the
Olympic
Stadium
at
Garmisch-Parten-kirchen.
They
are
just
getting
around
to
inscribing
the
names
of
1936
Olympic
winners.
I'm
still
here!
'm
sticking
around
to
take
.ems
of
interest
about
folks
you
meet
which
you
hadn't
hitherto
suspected.
Talking
to
Albert
Mah
yesterday
afternoon
and
found
that
we
both
belonged
to
the-Pro-Rec
about
the
same
time.
In
fact
we
were
both
instructing
in
boxing
about
the
same
time,
Albert
in
Prince
.Rupert
and
your
columnist
in
R
island.
Albert,
apparently
had
things
really
going
at
the
old
building
at
the
corner
of
Fulton
Street
and
Seconjl
Avenue
and
around
1938
inaugurated
the
Ku-Me-Hi
Boxing
club"
which
produced
some
mighty
interesting
fight
cards.
A
few
of
the
local
lads
who
were
mentioned
in
the
fight
stories
of
those
days
were
Don
McCouver,
Ted
Arney,
Jack
Eby,
Stan
Siherk,
Kosta
Killas,
Alex
Kill,
Bob
Capstiik,
Elmor
llun-kinson.
Kill
Bond,
Casey
Hishio,
Bill
Long,
Jack
Wearmouth
and
Albert
himself.
One
account
described
a
"rugged
and
fast
bout
between
Don
McCouver
and
Bill
Long"
in
which
it
stated
that
the
latter
"started
fast
but
tired
in
the
third."
We
queried
Bill
about
this
last
night
and
he
retorted
"I
did
not.
I
beat
McCouver
every
time
I
fought
him.
Then
I
had
to
fight
Mah
and
he
beat
the
ears
off
me."
Bill,
believe
it
or
not,
and
there's
no
reason
why
you
shouldn't,
tipped
the
scales
around
140
in
those
days.
.
.
Instructors
in
the
Pro-Rcc
of
1938
along
with
Albert
were
Bob
McLean
and
John
Grimson.
Softball
hadn't
gone
into
a
decline
then
either
and
some
of
Albert's
team
mates
included
Herb
Morgan,
Earl
Bait,
Sonnv
Beynon,
Chuck
Postuk,
II.
Prevost,
Don
Leighton
and
the
late
Bill
Roma.
IMF
Should
have
a
wire
from
Challenger's
coach
Bill
McChesney
tomorrow
morning
giving
us
the
dope
on
the
Rupert
cagers
first
meeting
tonight
with
the
Ketchikan
Rockets.
Who
knows,
we
might
make
a
basketball
correspondent
out
of
young
William,
The
rep
squad
left
by
plane
for
the
Alaskan
centre
this
morning.
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
this
week
should
prove
something
in
local
basketball
circles,
but
we're
not
sure
just
what.
The
The
Parker
Round-Robin
total
point
basketball
tournament
gets
'
underway
Friday
evening
with
three
Senior
B
and
two
Inter
A
squads
scheduled
to
play
a
total
of
ten
20-minute
games.
Entered
in
the
tournament
are
Manson's
Omegas,
Gordon
and
Andersons
and
CCC
300
Club
of
the
senior
loops
and
Watts
&
N'ickersons
and
Bo-Me-IIi
Rainmakers
of
the
Inter
A
circuit.
As
a
newcomer
here
we've
never
seen
the
Senior
and
Inter
A
boys
tangle,
but
from
this
corner
we'd
hazard
a
guess
that
it
will
be
a
case
of
experience
versus
youthful
vitality
and
stamina.
The
high
school
squad
is
going
to
set
the
pace
and
it
will
be
a
matter
of
whether
the
more
polished
checking
of
the
Senior
B
teams
can
counteract
the
speedy
passing
plays
and
rushes
presently
used
in
the
junior
league.
The
teams
will
play
five
games
Friday
and
five
games
Saturday
night
with
each
game
of
two
ten-minute
halves.
Individual
cups
will
be
presented
the
members
of
the
winning
team
and
by
our
book,
by
the
time
the
last
game
has
been
played,
they
will
have
earned
them.
No
NKL
Team
Has
Yet
Managed
To
Win
Third
of
Road
Games
m-i
:
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f
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jj
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f
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llr
advantage
of
those
DAILY
NEWS
also
of
Montreal.
Harrv
Luminv
of
the
Leafs,
pasting
two
shutouts
in
three
games
last,
vei-A,
trimmed
his
goals-against
average
from
1.64
to
1.55.
Terry
Saw-chuk
of
Detroit
has
1.84.
and
Gerry
McNeil
of
Montreal
has
2.10.
Jim
Henry
of
Boston
slipped
from
2.67
to
2.76.
The
leaders:
GUARANTEED
WMT
ADS!
Pts
4t
37
3S
MONTREAL
(CP
With
more
than
half
their
35
road
games
played,
nut
a
team
in
the
National
Hockey
League
has
been
able
to
win
one
third
of
them.
The
best
showing
bo
far
has
been
made
by
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
Each
has
five
wins
in
18
games.
Boston
Bruins
have
won
live
of
19.
Montreal
Canadiens.
fighting
with
Detroit
for
the
league-leadership
and
trying
to
pull
away
from
the
third-place
Leafs,
have
won
only
four
of
20,
the
same
as
the
tail-end
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
New
York
Rangers
have
won
only
three
of
their
18
foreign-ice
games.
Even
considering
Iks
and
rating
the
clubs
on
points
won,
nc
team
Is
reasonably
close
to
50-per-cent
winning
hockey
on
the
road
.
Detroit
has
the
best
percentage,
41.7,
collecting
14
of
a
possible
36
points.
The
individual
point-scoring
race
underwent
a
few
changes
although
Gordie
Howe
of
De
a
a
Howe.
Detroit
16
28
Lindsay.
Detroit
14
23
Richard.
Montreal
....
22
13
f
leoli'rion.
Montreal
...
18
16
Sand
ford.
Boston
11
22
Kelly.
Detroit
12
20
Heilx'l.
Detroit
10
22
Mosdell.
Montreat
....
14
15
Sloan.
Toronto
4
24
Peirson,
Boston
13
13
Mosienko.
Chicago
....
10
14
Konty,
New
Yolk
.....
7,
17
Henry.
New
York
12
11
Gadshy.
Chicago
......
8
14
Harvey.
Montreal
4
19
Team
Slamlinir
23
W
L
T
F
20
10
8
107
A
Pts
70
48
82
47
56
44
96
3d
21
18
13
5
10
8
108
77
90
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
New
York
Chicago
15
IS
12
20
80
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30
75
121;
21
"Six
Free
Want
Ads,
You're
kidding,"
I
told
the
Wont
Ad
Girl.
"No,"
she
said,
"we're
so
sure
of
the
results'
that
fast
action
went
ads
get,
that
we
will
re-run
your
od
six
more
days
fre
of
charge,
if,
after
four
days
you've
not
had
any
calls
on
it."
"Cost
plenty
I'll
bet,"
I
thought.
Imagine
then,
my
amazement
when
I
found
that
my
three
line
ad
would
run
for
six
days
for
only
$1.80,
fifteen
words
...
and
GUARANTEED
TOO!
Here's
How
To
Place
Your
GUARANTEED
WANT
AD
-
Simply
coll
743
.
.
.
place
your
ad
inthe
Usual
way
For
Six
Days,
tell
the
Vant
Ad
Girl
you
want
it
Guaranteed!
If
you
get
results
the
first
day,
fine,
cail
us,
cancel
the
ad
and
pay
for
only
four
days.
If
after
four
days
you
have
not
had
results
call
us
and
we
wi
!l
run
it
Six
Times
More
FREE!
Tl.is
offer
esniics
January
Kith
and
is
not
open
t
agents
.or
retail
dealers
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
Brooklyn
Walter
Cartier,
161,
New
York,
outpointed
Randy
Sandy,
158'2,
New
York,
10.
Boston
Burley
Monroe,
137,
Worcester,
Mass.
outpointed
Fred
Monforte,
138,
Brooklyn,
10.
Billings.
Mont.
Freddie
Babe
troit
held
his
seven-point
margin
over
Ted
Lindsay,
his
teammate.
Howe
failed
to
get
a
goal
but
picked
up
three
assists
and
leads
with
44
points.
Lindsay
had
two
goals
and
an
assist
raising
his
total
to
37.
Montreal's
Maurice
Richard
moved
from
fourth
to
third
place
collecting
two
goals
and
an
asskit.
Richard,
leading
goal-scorer
with
22,
has
35
points,
one
better
than
Bernie
Geoffrion,
Four-Game
Basketball
Card
For
Juniors
Slated
Tonight
Basketball
league
games
get
underway
again
tonight
as
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
association
tries
to
windup
the
first
round
of
the
Junior
Boys'
league
with
a
three-game
card
slated
at
the
Civic
Centre.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
three
games
each
of
the
six
teams
will
have
played
each
other
once.
Lineup
for
the
games
is
as
follows:
6:30
Bulgers
vs
Annunciation;
7:15
Sports
Shop
vs
Sea
Cadets;
8
p.m.
Ormes
vs
,NBC
Power.
At
the
moment
Sports
Shop
and
Sea
Cadets
are
tied
for
first
place
with
four
wins
and
no
losses.
Ormes
are
in
second
place
with
two
wins
and
two
losses.
Annunciation
and
Bulgers
arc
tied
for
third
place
with
one
win
and
three
losses
and
NBC
.
Power
brings
up
the
rear
with
no
wins
and
four
losses.
Herman,
Los
Angeles,
stopped
Don
Rogers.
Spokane,
Wash.,
2.
CURLING
RESULTS
Results
of
Canadian
National
Curl-
1
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1
..
,
'.
.
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1.
...
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.
iiiR
Club
play
Sunday
are
as
follows:
Kirnbauer
13.
McDowell
0;
Mitch
ell
9,
Inkster
8;
McAra
12.
Buchanan
3:
Barton
8,
Dunbar
7;
Dennis
10.
Cameron
5.
Results
of
last
niilhfs
plav
In
the
Columbia
Cellulose
competition
ai.
To
VANCOI
VI
II
Yankees
Named
Outstanding
Team
Of
1953
in
Associated
Press
Poll
the
Prince
Rupert
Women's
CurtliiR
Club
are
as
follows:
7
p.m.
Hliier
7,
Willson
15:
Turner
11.
McLcod
7:
Ramsay
10.
Schu-man
4.
9
p.m.
Johnson
10.
McBrixim
7:
McKenzIc
11.
Anderson
12:
Batemau
7,
Crossley
fl.
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NEWS
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DEPARTMENT
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
voted
I'bcs
team
of
the"
year."
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livais
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-Runaway;
for
the
Yjinhft,
who
receimj
first
-placfe
votes
from
a
total
bl
125
ballots
cast
by
sports
writers
and
sportcasten.
The
Yankees,
who
defeated
BLANK
CALL
AT
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MAIN
FLOOR
OF
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NEWS
BLDG.
OR
via
H:iv
points
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p.m.
SUNDAYS:
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3
p.m.
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Stewart
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Arm
s
'i:omiiilam.
Saturday
6
a.m'.
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Queen
Cli.irlolte
Islands
January
13
and
27
Camosiiii,.lhur.s(lay
0
a.m.
To
South
Qheen
Charlotte
Islands
J.muary
6
and
20
Caniosun,
Thursday
6
a.m.
I.F.S
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
511
Third
Ave.
Phone
508
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
the
world
:
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YORK
i
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York
Yankees,
who'
wbnii
hnf!
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tedenlfccUfitth
straight'
AmerH
Van
League
xnnaht
arid
followed
up
with
their
fifth
consecutive
world
scries
ship,
were
voted
the
outstanding
team
of
1953
today
in
the
23rd
annual
Associated
Press
year-end
poll.
As
they
have
monopolized
baseball,
so
have
the
Bronx
Bombers
swept
top
honors
in
the
AP
poll,
for
this
is
the
fourth
consecutive
year
tlfut
Casey
Stengel's
men
have
been
Pleosa
run
the
following
od
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WHEN
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Canadian.
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St.
Moritz,
Switzerland,
was
the
scene
of
the
first
recorded
bobsleigh
race
55
years
ago
today.
Bob-sledding
became
an
Olympic
event
in
1928
and
German
teams
won
both
the
two-man
and
four-man
"events
at
the
Olympic
winter
games
in
Oslo
In
1952.
Phone
748
series
four
games
to
two,
rolled
up
289
points
on
a
3-2-1
basis.
The
University
of
Maryland,
unbeaten
in
10
regular
season
football
games
and
named
4953's
No.
1
college
team
in
the
Just
Soy
Charge
It!
PHONE
NUMBER
(please
print
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AP
poll
last
month,
edged
the
pro
football
Cleveland
Browns
for
second
place.
Maryland,
like
Cleveland,
came
to
the
end
of
the
road
as
the
grid
season
ended.
The
Terrapins
were
upset
by
Oklahoma
7-0
in
the
Orange
Bowl
at
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
CIVIC
CENTRE
6:30
Bulger's
vs
Annunciation..
7:15
Sports
Shop
vs
Sea
Cadets
8:00
Ormes
vs
N.B.C.
Power.
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Miami
after
Detroit
Lions
beat
Hartwig
Scores
Smashing
Upset
,
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Australia
Wl
Australia's
unpredijtable
Rex
Hart-wig
sqpred
a
smashing
upset
Monday
over
veteran
Vic
Seixas
'
of
'.he
United
States
in
the
quar-"ter-finals
of
the
South
Austral-,
ian
tennis
championships.
Hartwig
won
the
match
5-7,
.
,
3-3,
8-1,
C-2.
'
"
Tonv
Trabert
nf
the
IT
R
nrnh.
Cleveland
in
the
playoff
for
the
National
Football
League
title.
EX-CHAMP
COMMITTED
CHICAGO
I
Oscar
(Bat
IF
YOU'RE
READY
-y,
FOR
THE
PLUNGE
tling)
Nelson,
71,
former
world's
NO
OF
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19-
BUT
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1.80
1.35
Dr.
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told
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Nelson
has
been
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on
a
$22
monthly
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from
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His
wife,
Edna,
49,
died
last
week.
year-uia
winner,
Lwis
Hoad,
in
the
finals,
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