Prince
Rupert
Daily,
Nrws
Monday,
February
23,"l!b3
:
i
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
'LOST
FISHBOA
V
FOUH0
OFF
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Uy
CAUJ:
TAI.1MIT
NEW
YORK
(AI)
Dasoball
men
say
tlutt
Hank
Greenberg,
Cleveland's
general
manager,
luts
h(en
nun
shv
of
trades
since
he
made
the
unhappy
A
U
V.
Packer
fi.shboat.
the
Bonny
By
r,.1K(rt(
Saturday,
was
located
yesterday
off
the
wi,t
...
,
'"
couvcr
Island.
1
UCMP
said
the
boat,
skippered
by
Capt.
OL
Ki.m.
locaUd
by
he
patrol
boat
Co-operative
I.
She
war
scheduled
to
fish
at
Chemaliius
and
u,
lu
then
sal!
to
Seattle,
company
officials
said.
Khe
left
r
January
27.
Mansons
Muff
Chance
To
Cinch
Cage
Title
League
Leaders
Trounced
68-49
by
Hardware
Sextet
'
Don
Hartwig's
Manson
Omegas
muffed
their
chance
Saturday
night
to
cinch
the
senior
city
basketball
league
championship
and
instead
took
a
68-49
drubbing
at
the
hands
of
second-place
Gordon
deal
two
seasons
ago
which
let
Orestes
Minoso,
the
j
Cuban
flash,
get
away
to
Chicago
Whitepox.
J
was
Hie
acn;ii!tion
of
Mm-,
I
I
h
fit
it
-
ii
Lk...
---
18
.st
i
ikcuu's
a
umi'.e.
!
iso
which,
probably
more
than
1
averusina
other
ouur
factor
iulum,
Alter
then
nii-.t
raulf
xperii-nee
;
of
la.st
jear.
the
Hr.ivt.,
de;e.-.'e,
any
break
they
might
get.
j
To
Be
An
Aristocrat
You've
Got'ta
Be
A
BLUE
BLOOD!
Z
That's
the
reason
Wallace's
m
any
sck
charging
up
the
Amert:u:i
League
depths
into
a
portion
of
contention
for
the
flag.
Man.'.g
-r
p,ui:
R.chards
built
his
team
around
the
speedy
Negro.
Hie
beating
Hank
took
on
that
one
has
left
him
permanently
scarred."
a
rival
league
official
told
us
the
other
day.
He's
afraid
to
even
talk
trade
&
Anderson.
MICKEY
WEBSTER
.
,
.
hard
worker
Holkestad
and
Flaten
each
con-
Footballers
Chose
Colors,
Name
to
Come
1
ing
of
Joe
Davis,
Alex
Bill's
O-As'tributed
10
points,
sained
a
20-point
lead
in
the
first
For
the
Hart
wig-led
Mansons,
half
and
dropped
only
one
point
Mickey
Webster
was
the
stand-of
their
lead
in
the
second
lap
j
out
workman,
scoring
15
points,
ii
f,
vim
'organizing
most
of
the
floor
play
Department
Store
are
so
very,
very
particular
about
the
merchandise
they
sell.
Wallace's
have
a
reputation
for
over
forty
years
of
G-As
poured
all
their
strength
Provifn
thete'S,
too
late
in
h
h
.!
into
the
ficht
riuht
"irusi
which
-:
Every
so
often
we
like
to
keep,
the
horsy
set
advised
of
tli!
VANCOUVER
f
-
Vancouver
club
hasn't
got
a
name
football
movements
of
Ben
Jones,
the
trainer
for
Calumet
Farm,
and
'yet-but
directors
have
cl.-cul.-d
ON
THE
ALLEYS
Agnes
Pierce
Tops
Keglers
In
5-Pin
Loop
t
4fe
from
the
start
using
fast
breaks
j
this
event.
Extra
"Arnold
the
Benedict"
"Olympic
(
hampiuns"
Cartoon
A
crowd
of
400
biggest
so
far
at
every
opportunity
to
bewilder
TODAY
and
TUESt.f
4"
PrymtmA
his
intentions
toward
the
k-.ii-,""
11
'
A
general
meettng
of
the
club's
in
the
season
attended
the
O-A
victory
which
gives
them
another
chance
to
capture
the
league
lucky
Derby,
which
he
has
v.on
selling
quality
merchandise
at
reasonable
prices.
B
For
Quality
Merchandise
B
WALLACE'S
I
iin:i-
three
times
"
in
five
years
I
W
I
Cf,
.
'..
.'
and
black
after
investigating
championship,
but
they
must
ttUiVUiiv
udti;
1
1
ill
-
u
11.
n
a..1.,
iiliwI
ht
ntln.r
r.iniKlmil
Evenings
7;
-
9:05
p.m.
a
i
amoi
s
n,
1
take
both
games
left
with
CCCs
Ks
TO
Agnes
Pierce
topjx-d
nil
pin
Anita,
is
quoted
as
follows
keglers
in
the
mived
five
pin
jo;:?
r
Otis
in
the
Datly
Tt
Omegas,
however,
don't
play
,
3
football
teams
PtesHli-nt
Art
Miner
said
the
and
upset
the
jewellers.
The
Flaten
-
Holkestad
-
Davis
frontal
attack
on
the
hoop
in
the
first
half,
however,
resulted
in
the
big
victory
as
all
three
standout
stars
for
the
hardware
squad
found
the
basket
with
breathtaking
accuracy!
Of
Davis'
2u
points,
16
were
potted
in
the
fir
half
while
again
unless
O-As
lose
a
game
which
would
mean
a
tie
lor
first
league
"A"
division
last
week
1
;r.:ph
here:
with
a
single
count
of
308
and
j
'I'm
I'm
not
not
absolutely
absolutely
convinced
convinced
TWO
GREAT
FEATURES
.
f
,r,
western
Store
:
Dept.
e
triple
of
775.
1
as
yet
that
Calumet
has
t.uly
lnter-tirovincial
FiKitball
Union
Visa
'WILLIAM
H'i!.:!.5
und
COI.I-.KM
(;;
m
"FATHER
IS
A
BACHELOR"
G
l.Oit
G
K
MONTOOM
EKY
and
AUDREY
LONG
In
"INDIAN
UPRISING"
AImi
New
One
Complete
Show
Each
Night
7:30
In
A
division
for
the
men.
.
Jark
Paul
rolled
a
high
single
j
of
289
and
came
back
to
cap-
ture
the
high
three
score
with
729.
Runners-un
were
Nick
Kepes
with
a
288
single
and
George
Shenton
with
a
700,
three-game
total.
'
In
B
division,
Betty
Wade
was
j
standout
bowler
with
a
292
sin-
;
gle
find
685
high
three
total.
Men's
high
single
was
bowled
by
Eric
Sanderson
with
274
and
high
three
total
of
675
was
cap
-
1
tured
by
Rusty
Ford.
A
division
team
honors
were
Today
to
Wcdnrtde
place.
In
inter
"A"
basketball.
North'
Stars
outhustled
Esquires
65-42
to
eliminate
the
latter
from
the
playoffs
and
assure
themselves
a
berth.
McKay
with
23
points.
Morrison
and
Letourneau
were
the
big
guns
for
the
winners
while
Christoff
with
22
points
kept
his
team
in
the
game.
Inter
"B"
General
Motors
won
their
14th
straight
league
game
tu
drive
through
to
the
league
championship
with
their
seven-point
victory
over
Mansons.
Score
was
44-37.
Lineups:
,
SENIOR
Gordon
&
Anderson
Webber
BASKETBALL
WEEK-END
FEB.
27
and
28
CAP!
TO
olid
Derby
hort.es
this
yea:.
flub
aut
eeuled
to
thiow
open
We
il
find
out
more
a.s
we
go
(,Uu,
mPmhe
-ship
The
club
now
along
On
at
least
three
ov
!.s-
na,
216
memtifrs
who
paid
a
$20
ions
1
ve
been
rather
doubtful
of
entrance
fee
our
Kentucky
Derby
prospects,;
Mercer
said
the
prt-blent
of
perhaps
must
of
all
with
Ponder,
i
what
to
call
the
team
has
been
I
wasn't
at
all
fure
e
had
a;
turned
over
to
a
committee
chance
until
after
the
Dei
by
1
which
mav
or
mav
not
tu-rute
t'i
Trial.
hold
a
public
rop'est
to
pick
a
"'I
guess
we'll
be
In
the
neUh-;name.
borhood
of
Churchill'
Downs
Trea-sunr
Hill
RaUon
and
about
Derby
time
If
one
of
our'
Mercer
said
there
was
no
rti-.s.-n-colts
.should
really
devei
p."
Mon
among
ti
t-
executive
cither
This
Ls
Just
in
case
the
owners
01.
the
choice
.f
a
coach
or
m
of
Native
Dancer
ami
Straight
club
policy.
Face
were
wondering
il
Ben
in-
Mercer
said
that
whlli-
the
tends
to
show
up.
club
has
on
hand
"li-tters
In
the
'20s
Inquiring
about
the
coaching
Boston
Braves
are
hopiful
'liH
mmUIoii."
the
club
l:ui
not
asked
their
$52,000
bonus
pit-hcr,
for
nor
received
applications
fur
'
Johnny
Anton'-:ii.
l!l
f:n..i'y
the
Job.
fulfill
his
great
promise
when
lies
-
1
1
isk
Plan
now
to
.s-o
the
Alaska
trams
New
Mctlakatla,
Ketchikan
and
two
top
local
teams
play
for
the
International
Tournament
Championship.
Reserve
your
tickets
now
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
or
ART
Ml'
BRAY'S
MENSWEAR
taken
by
Fashion
Footwear
with
scores
of
1.373
and
3.827
while
Northern
Glass
topped
B
divl-
slon
teams
with
1.180
and
3.308.
Results
A
Division
Fashion
4,
Cooks
0;
Shentons
4.
Penguins
0;
Orphans
4.
99
Taxi
0.
Canada
Life
4.
Miller
Bay
0;
Ocean
View
3,
12,
Gardiner.
Holkestad
18,
Arney
5.
Davis
20,
Flaten
13,
Currie.
Total
68.
Manson
Omegas
Webster
15.
Spring
13.
Hartwtg
11,
Olson
3.
Dumas
1.
Sather,
Bill
6.
Total
43.
INTER
"A"
returns
to
them
this
spring
alter
a
two-year
hitch
in
the
army
at
Fort
Myers,
Va
Johnny
yitd.ei
In
44
service
games
ami
won
42.
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
SKINNING
A
FOX...
1
Call
W2
That
s
the
Cab
hK
North
Star
Morrison
14,
Le-
j
Hcadpinners
I;
Pushovers
3.
toumeau
16,
McKay
23,
Sankey
1
Broadway
Cafe
I.
8,
Cameron
4.
.Young,
Becker,
R
revision-Bulger
4.
Booth
Black.
Helin.
Total
65.
'
.
Tnom
4
C(lnrad
0;
Hills
4,
Esquires
-
Jeffei?
Wesch
.
2.jDal,
Nfws
Northern
Glass
3.
Sedgwick
12
.
Christoff
22
Mar-
Farms
Har1(Js
1;
Acme
3,
Je.lscy
tin
1.
Parncll.
Waters.
Total
42.,
.
1.
j.
j
3
Hi-Jackers
5
More
Rinks
Topple
in
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
,
Established
1010
V.OVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
,
CRATING
MIim..C,
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
...
STORAGE
ExpLiicnccd
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EA.SE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S'
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
V
J
;.-!,-Phone
60
or
li
tor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Standings
A
Division
Hcadpinners
?0
INTER
"B"
General
Motors
Stewart
12.
Morrison
'
9,
Nelson.
Strand
6.
1
La
la
m
rnost
Broadwav
29.
Pushovers
2ft.
ijCup
Tourneys
Fashion
26.
Shentons
25.
Cook
Forbes.
Sankey
8.
Grey
8.
Sedgwick
1,
Shenton,
Young.
Total
44.
Mansons
Webber
7.
Hotigkin-son
12,
Pindlay
11,
Sedgwick
2,
Erickson.
Brehtzen.
Scherk,
An-1
der.ion
5.
Total
37.
!
'tf
ive
more
rinks
were
knocked
out
of
the
George
Cook
curlini!
competition
Saturday
niKht.
and
one
rink
ousted
from
Gordon'u
.v
24,
99
Taxi
23.
Canada
Life
Orphans
18,
Ocean
View
18.
Penguin
17,
Miller
Bay
8
B
Division
Jerrys
28.
Thorns
27.
Jersey
Farms
25.
Northern
!
Hardware
club
match.
Glass
25.
Harolds
23.
runs
.1.
,..
...
1
Bulr
22,
Acme
Clothiers
22.
r'-V.T,,-
,
r.n..
i
IO
--nt-,rAH
Id
H
.
lJ'ta-
.vut-
j
Sieber
beat
Jackers
17.
Booth
18.
Slit
5m
n
om
Prince
Rupert
to
'Greene.
Miller
beat
Thorn
and
iMeKcnzle
beat
Bateman.
all
for
utro-S
to
vemt.
ccle
PAC,
LEAVING
A
OOlNT
anp
claw
of
iacm
tob
Record
Crowd
Sees
Wings
KETCHIKAN
with
connection
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORS
SPEED
COMFORT
SAFETY
M-.K
VOI
it
I
IH
4L
TKWI
I.
A(
INT
the
Cook
trophy;
Warren
beat
Robertson
in
Gordon's
match.
Sunday
night,
six
teams
of
Canadian
Legion
27
members
took
over
the
ice
with
the
follow-ing
results:
Jimmy
Andrew
10,
Fred
Reich
3;
Gerry
Lemire
11.
isix-ender
In
la-sti
Bob
Bone
9;
Jimmy
Nicoll
10.
Magnus
Thorstensen
8.
ttacmeo
to
Skin.
wtL
Skin
to
THE
TAIL'S
BA.
WOUK
THE
KIN
LOOSC
ON
THE
TAIL
SO
IT
CAN
Be
CLAMPED
AT
ITS
BAe
B6TWP6N
TWO
OREtN
STICK
(,ePVt
O
IN
owe
hand,
to
ruu.
ON-
PUW
WITH
OTME
HAWO
ANO
TMC
5LiPS
OTP
Tilt
TAIL.
tt.FL,
tOW
ON
t0N.
LfAVfi
TOES
kAKSjHCAS
ArtO
LIPS
ON
SKIN.
Down
Rangers;
By
The
Canadian
Press
J
The
season's
largest
Madison
1
Souare
Oarden
crowd
15
071
1
Draws
(or
club
competitions
and
for
the
bonsplel
will
be
posted
In
the
small
display
wln-;
dow
at
Super-Valu
on
Third
Avenue.
Following
are
draws
in
the
(Cook
and
Gordon's
competitions
f
or
Tuesday
and
Wednesday:
j
j
TIKMIAV
!
!
7.15
p.m.
Thorn
vs
Matthews;
!
Greene
vs
Bateman:
RowLolham
:
vs
Ford.
I
9:15
p.m.
Stewart
vs
Shier;
j
W'lllson
vs
Skallmerud,
and
Wll-
son
vs
Colllnson,
all
friendly
j
games.
j
turned
out
Sunday
nifht
to
j
watch
the
tail
end
New
York
I
Ranqers
drop
a
2-1
decision
to
j
Detroit
Red
Wines.
In
Sunday
niuht's
other
Na-:
'
tional
Hockey
League
Rami
.
I
Boston
Bruins
were
shut
out
2-0
bv
the
Black
Hawks
In
Chicaun
The
leanue-leiidini?
Wines
on
scores
by
Glen
Skov
and
Tonv
Leswick
overcome
a
one-Ron
I
first
period
deficit
to
defeat
the
Rangers.
I,eswlek
scored
the
deciding
tally
at
2:57
of
the
second
period
when,
after
takinc
passes
from
Marcel
Pronovost
anl
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7:15
p.m.
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vs
i
Moore,
(Gordons');
Robertson
vs
Hoillston,
and
Dixon
vs
Gordon
'
1
Rkov.
he
drilled
a
15-footer
past
Lome
Worsley
In
the
New
York
!
nets.
1
friendly
games
1.
9:15
p.m.
Sieber
vs
Boulter
iCooki;
Warren
vs
McKenzle
(Gordon's);
Laurie
vs
Fyolfson,
(friendly).
Other
scores:
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1.
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4;
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2.
Toronto
2.
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8,
Edmonton
4:
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8,
Vancouver
2;
New-Westminster
4,
Seattle
3;
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5,
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1,
Spokane
2.
smart
two-tone
........
$1775
1949
Plymouth
Furdur
Hiuh
value,
low
price
SI4L
1946
Plymouth
Fnrdiir
Radio
High
School
r
III
!
.'IM,
heater,
scat
covers.
RYE
WHISIiY
Now
being
introduced
lo
British
Columbia
for
the
first
time.
You'll
appreciate
the
full,
rich
flavour
and
the
satisfying
body
of
this
excellent
rye
whisky.
Drive-away
price
$793
Curling
Results
Following
are
results
of
Sat
TRUCK
DEPT.
1950
Ktudcb.tkcr
Pickup.
Motor
overhaul,
well
finish
urday
games
In
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
curling
league:
cd
box.
All
for
12!f
car
rr
or
1940
Ford
S-Ton.
Long
W.B
new
paint,
good
machine.
am
nau
Flat
deck
included
$825
9:30
a.m.
Bateman
4.
Rowbotham
7;
Auld
2,
Boulter
19;
Kaardal
won
by
default
of
Oamblin.
12:00
Husvik
2,
Oamblin
7;
Kaardal
4,
Morrison
9;
Bell
10,
Henry
7.
..
r
imi
td
W
HIS
1)1
STILL
F
R
flF
THF
F
1
M
n
II
S
"
fin
ttsrsZan
WATTS
and
NICKERSON
MEN'S
WEAR
IF
YOL'RE
LOOKING
FUK
BARGAIN'S
AT
A-l
VALUE
See
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
Vi
"Thp
Home
of
FrlmdlT
fturvlos"
Liquor
Control
lhi
iylvertiscment
is
nut
published
or
dlsplnved
by
the
JD9-S53C
The
north
magnetic
pole
moves
in
an
area
roughly
1,200
miles
from
thp
geographical
north
pole.
Government
of
British
Columbia.