z
Booth
and
Kitimat
His
Split
Series
ASsSJ
ritnce
Kupeft
uaiiy
News
Monday,
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to
l-iH-k
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tils
10th
Ktmiol.i
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"fcer
f
Challenge
Cup
Captured
By
Robertson
.
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O.
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O.
Humilloil
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7,
V.
Killiii.il
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lo.k,
A.
Cruwl!t
H.
I
ll
mlits-
2.
.
victory
tonight
'
when
he
faces!
bi-fi,.
f
Yvou
Diirelie
of
Montreal,
form-;;.
t
.,
'
'"'"nil
Lumley
and
Sawchuk
Tied
As
Red
Wings
Trim
Hawks
The
victory
gave
the
Red
llj
JIM
HASTAllLE
Bob
Rudilerham
lost
the
Bert
Young
Challenge
Cup
to
the
Robertson
rink
under
ski'j
i
r.
f.
nineii.
i
m.iiijv.
t.m
il
;
er
Canadian
light-heavyweight.!
(.nil
s'
i
viiiiin
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champion.,
at
Brooklyn's
Eastern
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lt.i-Mi-lll
ll.lllil.lnK
H.
MiirUil
B.
j
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liuay
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Knulseu
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Himn.
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m
flrsl
luting
for
tbc
i
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.
Olympic
,.hini.m
since
he
was
l
t.hi
15.
'
chosen
as
boxing's
"rookie
of
the
year"
by
the
Boxing
Writers'
I,
a
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ill
;in-
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llom.ns,iii
is.
v
Haiiiniin.
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niiirkiiH-k.
M.
Mue-1
Association
last
montli.
The'
noun
c;iri
...
m.
v'urfeiui,
j
,iwa.(l
temporarily
jlnxed
two
l'Vom
then
on
the
sp
edy
-Pi
i)
a
e
i
Rupert
team
were
never
lictidcd
taking
the
other
qu:y
Icr.s
,'lli
t),
:
If
3.
10-5.
Coach
Dun
Hartwig
Hft
Ids
juniors
finish
Die
aiue
whieii
j
.saw
the
Kitimat
crew
tit';e
too
many
long
shots
on
an
mnfam-ilar
floor.
Terry
Sheldon,
lid
the
home-team
boys
with
i'i
points
while
Oon
Cruelle
top'ied
the
j
Kitiiual.
team
with
7.
f
I
Following
the
gamt
s
The
Kitimat
.students,
accoinijunicd
by
i
their
coach
S.
H.
K.'inps
aiidj
Mrs.
.J.
Blackioek,
i
llaperone.
i
were
guests
at
a
Bool
h
Memor-1
ial
high
school
students
council;
dance
at
I
no
school..'
!
after
score
JOH
Chuck
O.stertag
Sunday
a
hard-fought
game.
The
was
9-6.
The
Riidderhum
rink,
posed
of
Wilf
McLean,
e.irKin.
loiiii
in.
nifvlous
winners.
Riu
kv
Cnuini.
i
Wings
a
nine-point
lead
over
the
Leafs,
who
moved
into
second
place
with
their
tie
against
the
Rangers.
Gordie
Howe
scored
two
goals
to
lead
the
Wings.
Marcel
Pro-novost,
Olen
Skov
and
Johnny
Wilson
tallied
the
other
Detroit
goals.
Max
Bentley's
goal
at
17:58
of
com-Ot
to
'Ueferees
Nfnrris
t)i-!in
ftnrt
Hod
In
II;
Hill
Morrl
i,n
unil
Doiu;
!S;iu-
laid
and
Vluce
Martinez.
j
The
It),
year-old
Brooklyn
Ne
!
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Injured
defeneemen
may
help
give
Terry
Sawchuk
hockey's
most
prized
goaltending
award.
Sawchuk,
a
stocky
fellow
with
fast
reflexes
and
strong
hands,
is
h;ic:k
in
a
lie
with
Toronto
Maple
Ideal's'
Harry
Lumley
for
the
Vezina
trophy,
,
top
award
for
goalkeepers
in
the
National
Hookey
League.
Ever
since
Injuries
struck
the
Leaf
defence,
I.umley'.s
goal
average
has
been
going
up.
Sawchuk
picked
up
ground
,
during
the
week-end
as
his
De
Kitimat
high
.school
played!
its
first
basketball
game
nwayj
from
home
Saturday
niht
when
'
they
took
on
two
Month
Mem-'
orial
high
school
squnrls
went
i
home
with
a
one-win
one
Ih.k;
record.
,
The
KK-iuiat
girl
staged
a!
third
period
rally
to
defeat
111-
1
Bo-Me-Hi
Ruinbirdx
18-15
while
'
j
the
Kitimat
boys
fell
prey
to;
I
I
lie
fast-paced
Bo-Mo-Ili
into-1
I
B
and
Junior
boys
to
t
lie
tunc
of
43-20.
I
j
The
girls'
game
w;w
by
fat
III.'
i
most
evenly
matched
and
the
!
close
finish
had
a
good
si"J
i
crowd
of
fans
yelling
for
li.it
It
!
sides.
j
Unused
to
the
spacious
Civi--I
Centre
floor
and
never
1
having
1
seen
a
semi-circular
glass
back-'
board,
the
Kitimat
girls
trailed
!
4-2
at
the
end
of
the
first
quar-j
ter
and
12-8
by
the
half.
How-j
ever,
paced
by
Elain
Hokm-ou
,
who
led
the
visitors
with
IS
points
the
nervous
Kitimat
crew
rallied
to,
take
the
lead
1-13
by
the
cud
of
the
third
;
((iiarter.
Qnce
having
got
Hi
-edge
the
Kitimat
squuri
clu-ek-!ed
the
Kainhirds
into
tlu-
finer
Kiti-
Enough
for
the
Average
Kitchen
The
teams
returned
to
mat.
by
boat
la.-'t
nh'Jit
I.
tl.eup.s:
now
imiii'.i
i
ion
II.
.-Ml-
Hi
-
J.
Newtlll
7.
M
Quasi
iiud
Jack
Paul,
took
an
early
lead
and
appeared
headed
lor
victory
until
Ostertag
pulled
a
three-ender
on
the
seventh
end
to
tie
the
count
at
5-5.
The
winners
got
three
more
in
the
eighth
and
one
in
the
ninth
while
Kmklerhaiii
wa
held
to
a
lone
counter.
Ken
Warrtti
has
challenged
Robertson
in
rext
Sunday's
match.
Members
of
the
Robertson
riixk
were:
Ostertas.
skip;
Dave
Mac-phec,
lead
Jack
Webster,
second;
and
Jack
Lindsay,
third.
512
60
Youne.
N
;i.
T
Shi-num
1.
K.
Nelson
!
the
third
period
gave
the
New
Yorkers
their
tie.
BATTLE
I
ROM
ISI
IIIMI
I
The
Leafs
had
lo
battle
from
jbejiind
early
in
the
game.
The
i
Rangers
went
in
front
2-0
on
i
Max's
first
goal
in
the
first
per-j
iod
and
another
by
Nick-
Mic-j
ko;ikl
in
the
second.
Morrison
I
and
Sid
Smith
evened
it
up
by
i
beating
goaltender
Johnny
Bow-
er
In
the
second
period
and
Tod
Sloan
put
the
Leafs
up
3-2
In
i
the
third.
,0,N
IHo,'
Cows'
,
FINE
OLD
i
SCOTCH
WHISKy
si
.'r.:'i
y.ui
wi
n
H,
ft.
Duncan
4,
J.
Howes
(i
'
J.
l.umhir
2.
C.
Su-wnrl.
0.
Melo-losii
2.
Tuuii
4.1.
Cart
me
1
1
Wins
Curling
Crown
TRAIL,
B.C.
(CP)
Bung
Curt
-niell
of
We.st
Vancouver
won
two
straight
draws
against
Ueg
Stone
of
Trail
in
a
bent
of
three
series
ending
Kundav
for
the
BrltiAh
Columbia
culling
championship.
Cartmell,
who
coiled
perfect
games
throughout
the
provincial
bonspiel,
lost
only
otic
draw.
Stone,
the
defending
B.C.
ChiKise
famous
Gold
Seal
((i.iiinleuin
floor
coverings
for
your
kitchen.
Color
wears
and
wears
and
wears.
Substantial
backing.
Patterned
to
suit
just
you
I'ttll
1
11
I
HOM
$1.05
l'rr
Square
Yard
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
troit
Red
Wings
scored
five
goals
in
the
last
period
and
walloped
the
last-place
Chicago
Black
Hawks
5-0.
It
gave
Terry
his
10th
shutout
of
the
1953-54
campaign
and
wiped
out
the
Hawks'
mathematical
chances
to
make
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
LEAD
WIPED
Ol'T
.
Lumley
had
his
lead
wiped
out
when
the
Leafs
were
held
to
a
2-2
tie
by
Montreal
Canadiens
Saturday
and
a
3-3
deadlock
by
New
York
Rangers
Sunday.
That
left
Lumley
with
a
goal
average
of
1.72
a
game
in
54
starts.
Sawchuk
is
right
with
him.
Saturday
the
Rangers
were
blanked
1-0
by
the
fourth-place
Bruins
in
Boston.
The
Bruins
came
back
Sunday
with
a
4-1
victory
over
the
Canadiens.
and
both
teams
only
scored
two
points
each
in
the
final
frame.:
Sue
Martin
with
5
points,
paced
the
losers.
ortNKi)
-scorim;
With
the.
hoys
it
was
a
difler-ent
matter
although
in
.both
"hiii,
JOHN
WALKS!
9
ScotdiW!,
KltMAtNOtl
games
Kitimat
opened
the
scor-jlng.
'
The
Bo-Me-lli
squad
soon
i
overtook
a
three
point
lead
the
Tht
Mwttafnt,
tchampion,
downed
Otto
Gill
of
the
Trail
Curling
Club
to
enter
the
B.C.
finals.
Trail
Breaks
Losing
Streak
Ify
The
t'anadlun
Press
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
broke
a
six-game
losing
streak
and
split
a
two-game
series
with
Spokane
Flyers
In
the
Western
International
Hockey
League
during
the
week-end.
In
other
WIHL
action
on
the
holiday,
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Kimberley
Dynamiters
4-2
in
overtime.
Over
in
Jhe
Okanogan
Senior
Amateur
Hockey
League,
Kel-owna
Packers
crushed
Vernon
Canadians
11-5
while
the
frorit-runing
Penticton
V's
defeated
Kamloops
Elks
5-3.
The
first
Trail-Spokane
encounter
saw
Smokies
take
a
7-5
whipping
for
their
sixth
loss
in
visitors
held
for
a
few
minute-and
won
the
first
quarter
9-3
nr
ui..iihi.fl
)j,
,t
B..;ird
or
Ijy
Btlliih
Oilumba
'
The
Leafs
were
enjoying
a
2-0
edge
in
Toronto
Saturday
when
Canadiens
rallied
to
tie
the
score.
A
.sellout
crowd
of
14,5111,
the
biggest
of
the
season
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens,
saw
rookie
Jean
Beliveau
and
veteran
Elmer
Lach
tie
it
up
for
the
Mont-realers.
Eric
Nesterenko
and
de-fenceman
Tim
Horton
fired
the
Toronto
goals.
.
The
Canadiens
were
feeling
the
loss
of
goaltender
Gerry
McNeil,
forward
Bernie
Geofi-rlon
and
defenceman
Dollard
St.
Laurent.
All
three
are
out
with
injuries
and
the
Montrealers
brought
up
Jacques
Plante
to
fill
in
for
McNeil.
He
made
21
stops
and
had
no
chance
on
the
two
goals
that
beat
him.
Canadiens
were
in
the
same
fix
.Sunday
as
a
crowd
of
9,493
fans
saw
the
Bruins
score
three
times
in
the
third
period
to
take
the
'game.
What's
news
at
Inco
?
I
If
-
4
REMEMBER
WHEN
Hy
Tin'
C'unfirlllin
Press
Charlie
Gorman
of
Saint
John,
N
B.,
then
Canada's
speed
skating
champion,
won
international
honors
in
a
meet
at
Lake
Placid,
N.Y.,
29
years
ago
today.
He
gained
the
international
title
by
defeating
Francis
Allen
In
the
440-yard
event.
.
;
T
a
row.
i
However,
Trail
bounced
back
Sunday
to
a
5-4
victory,
with
playing
coach
Moe
Young
scor-;
ing
a
hat-trick.
Penticton,
so
far
in
the
lead
'
they
have
the
championship
all
;
sewed
up;
overcame
a
two-goal
s
deficit
in
the
second
period
Royals
Clobber
Cougars
8-1,
Lose
to
Seattle;
Quakers
Tie
:
when
Jack
McDonald
and
coach
Grant
Warwick
capitalized
on
.
By
The
Cuuadiau
Prc-s
Dorohov
and
New
Westminster'.-
The
waning
Western
Hockey
Jackie
Hamilton
and
was
skatin;
League
schedule
saw
t
h
r
e
e
!
back
to
the
side
when
it
hap-
i
pened.
a
double
penalty
to
Kamloops.
in
two
nf
them
New
Westminster
I
Morrison
bent
over
to
pick
up
:
i
an
apple
core
on
the
ice
when
a
'
Royals
ran
hot
and
cold.
On
home
ice
Brturday,
Roya's
fan
let
him
have
It
right
behind
i
the
ear.
Morrison
,
came
up
pluhha
X7iolr'.o
ennn
O.l
1
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rout
eated
b,
a
WK,k
i
"T"
Vft
ai
PUc
esrorted
the
f;m
between
a
fan
and
a
referee.-
j
10
lne
Tlren
Royals
roared
Into
Seat-
eX11:
tie"
Sundav
niht
and
crept
out
:
Defenceman
Ron
Matthews
dragging
a
6-1
defeat
behind
;
sot
two
goals
for
Royals
as
did
ti,em
Gold
Fashoway.
Max
McNab,
In
the
only
other
action
of
the
'
Pe'e
Durham,
Len
Thoriwen
and
week-end
Saskatoon
Quakers
j
Bob
Love
registered
the
others,
Andy
Hebenton
.scored
for
Cou-third
blew
a
two-oal
marjjin
"
the
period
but
hung
on
to
tie
j
KaM-
Calgary
Stampeder.s
5-5
on
Sas-
i
In
the
olner
Saturday
Rame.
katoon
ice.
Jim
McKay
and
Steve
Black
Referee
Scotty
Morrison
had
'
scored
twice
for
Stampeders.
Art
just
broken
up
a
high-stickins
duel
between
Cougar
captain
Ed
Heating
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Be
Planned
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clean
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mid
good
working
conditions
for
the
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s.
loco
engineers
devised
an
unusual
air
conditioning
system
for
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tl-.c
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project
of
the
Creighton'roine.
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drove
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3,
VE.'Mii..f1ig
shaft
from
down
in
the
mine
up
to
the
surface.
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the
li
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top
of
this
shaft
is
i
20-ton
fan
standing
42
feet
high.
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1
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fail
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out
the
siale
dust-laden
air
and
causes
lflS
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TJrvJ
ciem,
trtsh
ail
m
flow
down
into
the
mine
at
the
r
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oi
300,000
cubic
feet
per
minute.
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lit
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The
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twulve
nickel
bearing
stainlcss'sicel
hlades
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can'
be
adjusted
in
pitch
to
increase
the
flow
of
air
as
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the
mining
operation
is
expanded
in
the
future.
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Michaluk
got
the
other.
Pat
Luhdy
scored
assists
on
all
five
Stamp
goals.
Doug
Adam,
Ray
Manson,
Al-x
Kaleta,
Vic
Lynn
and
Eddie
Ko-bussen
.s:ored
for
Sxskatoon.
In
Sunday
action,
the
Bombers
overwhelmed
New
Westminster
with
three
goals
In
the
first
five"
minutes
lo
coast
to
the
6-1
victory.
Guyle
Fielder
notehed
two
for
Seattle
and
assisted
twice.
The
four
points
boosted
him
to
the
top
of
the
league
-individual
Rowbotham,
Ostertag
Win
Games
Play
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
last
night
saw
the
Rowbotliam
and
O.stertag
rinks
win
out
in
Grotto
trophy
corn.
petition,
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week.
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Mirk
Marquess
with
two,
Rowbotham
defeated
La
u
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,
Wayne
Brown
and
Ed
Zeniuk.
11-9,
while
O.stertag
edged
Wak-ley
9-7.
Pierre
Brilliant
scored
for
Royals
to
spoil
the
shut-out.
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the
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early
next
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the
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The
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this
week,
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night,
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