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Victoria
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Africa
U
Hrince
Rupert
Uoiiy
Nevvj
Saturtluy.
March
28.
1953
the
M'dlterrarit
an
Sfa.
Jr.-st,,
net,
,
BINOCULARS
TIPS
Birdie
Duel
Planned
For
Sunday
B.C
Man
Wins
Major
Prize
With
15-Pound
Rainbow
Trout
,
B
tNDIViWJAl.
FOCUS
!
1
jT
.
.
TVPB
TAPt
ATTEWT
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Fh'ld
ami
.
Puerto
Rico,
on
a
Paul
Bunyan
Stream
'
manaxine
tod
ay
a
n-
.
,
I
nounced
prine
winners
in
the
badminton
second
section
of
its
1932
ashing
Eight
top
;
!
f
"
,
j
....
-
,,;(;
-
MIXED
plavers
from
Terrace
bad-,
-mejit'
t
fin
a
Cn
niditin
van
a
ituii
Bass,
Florida,
suwanee
and
sootier
17
lb.,
taught
Oct.
8
by
M.
F,
Joiner,
Jacksonville,
Plain
Bib
Pee
Oce
lake,
Fla.,
on
a
creek
chub
No.
21)19.
Channel
bai--60
lb.,
caught
Nov.
11
by
E.
P.
White,
Buxton,
N.C.,
at
Cape
Halter..
N
8..
on
minton
club
will
arrive
Lmona
total
of
iao
urlze
FIVE-PIN
BOYLEPd
winners
and
those
Bettliij
honoi
-able
mentldi
Ui
IS
cla.-n.
Frank
Vie
ot
1618
8th
Ave.
here
Sunday
for
a
challenge
match
with
top
players
of
the
Prince
Rupert
cut
mullet.
Wrap
tnmirnt
scotch'
,
tapc
amoono
tmt
ocular
ocu
.
adjustments
c
individual
FOCUS
6LAfe6ES
a
WHO
CNTF
CONTKO.
C
CENTRAL.
KXUSIIs
(
tLttUS
ATTIR
AOOUSTIN
TK
FOCUS
TO
SUIT
YOUB
eYfStMT.
'
THIS
PBfVtKTS
AM
ACCIPtNTAL
CMANSe
OF
IX
ACT
ADJUSTMENT,
SAVIN
PMKICKIS
TIMK
WHEN
YCM
.'NP
THE
SLASHES
OUICHLy
.
Striped
Bxss62
lb.,
cautiht
Aug.
31
by
Euwara
Myer.son,
Lon
r-
-
s
All
those
interested
in
joining
tKe
league
please
leove
your
nomtj
fit
bowling
olley
or
Phone
Red
709.
badminton
club.
There
will
b
games
in
wom
Island.
N
Y,
In
Vineyard
Bound
M.i.vj..
on
an
eel
skin.
Vancouver,
won
honorable
men-i
tion
with
sixth
ace
In
the
rain-1
bow
trout
-
wextern
-
fly
-ca.st
11114
division.
Ills
catch
of
IS
pounds
01
w
:
ounce
was
made
Dec-
14
In
the
Allouette
river,
B.C.
on
a
lioness'
wet
fly.
The
AllriM'tte
river
was
the
too
CARRY
STAe'
,
Biineflsh
13
lb.
13
ox.,
cauaht
Feb.
1'j
by
11.
B.
Powell,
Jr..
Devon,
Pa
in
Islamorada.
Fla..
on
a
live
.shrimp
lime
maiini
Jjiiii.
8
tauM
f
-:
.4-
'
4
1
7
1
in1
:,
.
1K
1
;
Glasccs
WJM4
!.(
ON
A
;
STKAP,
Al
HOOP
SPEC!
"
1
Wl-hfeld
,
Palm
a
winner.
The
Atlantic
oft
t
Bm.inl.
Buhama.s.
Wlseport.
N
8.
provided
mast
of
&-"'".
-
the
winners
In
the
bluefln
tuna
"
a
boneflsh
Wliit
niarlln
11
lb..
cauht
cl
s
The
masaiine
will
announce
'June
26
by
William
R.
ElUs.
next
month
winnera
of
the
third
Chevy
Chase.
Md.,
at
CVeur.
City.
POOTICTSP
AAAINST
MAIN,
ITC.
I
WITH
A
THROW-AWAY
(,OC
CUT
'
FROM
AM
CK.9
INNe-Tu.
.
.
en's
doubles,
men's
doubl?.
women's
singles,
men's
sinHlet
as
well
as
mixed
doubles.
First
match
starts
at
1
p
m.
j
!
On
reourst
of
the
Terrace
cluj
competitions
will
be
arrant-eel
!
between
some
of
the
students
I
from
the
high
srhools
of
both
towns.
I
Players
from
the
Rupert
club
who
will
take
part
in
the
competition
are:
Dot
Paulding,
Dot
White.
Joan
i
Cross.
Francis
Cross.
Dave
Rad-1
ford.
Barry
Williamson,
George
:
Viereck
and
Charles
Mills.
Players
from
Booth
HiBh
are:
!
Everett
Jeffrey.
Bill
Martin,
'
Armida
Toffoli.
and
Jean
Smurthwaite.
and
last
section
of
the
annual
mo
,
on
a
oau
'.,..
BILL
MOS1ENKO.
31,
of
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
a
12-year
veteran,
ha.-
been
named
fastest
skater
In
the
National
Hockey
League
in
of
writers
and
sportscasters
in
the
a
Canadian
Press
poll
sports
six
NHL
cities.
The
Winnipeg-born
right-winger
started
pro
hookey,
with
Providence
and
came
to
the
Hawks
a
year
later.,
Three
Pros,
One
'Rookie'
Named
in
NHL
Honor
Roll
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
T0N1GI
Aiianiic
saiuisii
i.
i
record
catch
in
caught
April
14,
by
Frank
D.
Mi-',
contest.
The
yar's
2
cany,
wumeue,
1,1,
al
nmamv.
classe
announced
today:
Llht.
Fla.,
on
mullet,
Rainbow
trout-
fly
-castlna-U
lb
10
ot.
caught
Jan.
12
bv
J.
H
Snook-43lb..
cauht
May
18
by
Lee
K.
Spencer.
West
Palm
Whitesel.
Skag.t
river.
Wash.,
on,
bucktail.
Beah.
fla..
In
Lake"
Worth,
t
la..
a
home-tied
m
8.30
p.iTi
CIVIC
CEN
B..inkn
trout
o!ien-f.
stern
on
a
uve
iu
imj.
caucht
Canadian
Press
btan
writer
.
.
..
1111
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ih
It
cauvht
Oct
tarpon
io
10.
14
w
Kememoer
wnen
"
hv
Kpn
,
Ev,en;n
rake
po.hi
Oct.
n
by
a.
d.
stener.
Auun
For
the
Finest
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on
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no
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K'a
Otvnes
oeorges
Vezina.
vezina.
the
me
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oreuie,
Idaho,
inano,
on
n
a
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youngster
wun
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rv
raiifht
h.
nocxey
in
Office
Supplies
tuber-
OLD-TIMERS
vs.
CHALLENG
tional
Hockev
Leapue
toclav
received
signal
honor
i
greatest
professional
....
goalies
in
history,
died
of
t
ti,
xTiii
writers
ana
sportscasters
of
tne
mil
cuiosis
27
years
ago
today.
Vez-
'XZ
from
from
si,0,"t
sports
:
'
'l'
cities.
cities.
n1--i
vorl
Viic
firf
nmfpirinfll
northern
division
11
lb.
lo..i
May
10
by
James
de
Torn,
Cam-cauht
May
27
by
Frank
Bare.
den.
N
J..
at
Graveling
Point,
N
J
Germantown.
O
.
in
Dale
Hollow
on
a
upperman
and
squid,
weakfbh-12
lb.
I
..
barracuda
Spotted
reservoir,
Ky..
on
a
T.L
wjinouth
and
smitted-
caught
April
t
by
David
D.
Miller
1
rt.-imn
n.itK
Kfrt
t
ron
1
Pannrlipna
SEE
DIBB
PRINTING
Between
them,
they
hold
for
:
r'rl
'
"n
1910
and
his
la,t
In
1025.
BASHCETBA!
when
his
fatal
illness
was
devel
jEau
Gallic
southern
division
14
lb.
4ua..
Fla..
In
Eau
Oulilf
a
8hak4par
sea
Canadian
Fnss
They
are:
.
onto
Maple
Leafs
U
the
fastest
c..
.li...
run
ii,i.,kn
i
during
his
"first
minute
on
the
oping.
His
name
Is
perpetuated
!
harbor,
on-
n.i,itt
Nnv
27
bv
umar
a
'
1
j
-
-
.
m
in
rnp
vni
nil
I
rniiiiw
inr
la-
base,'
witch.
Josey.
Ramey
air
force
lice"
and
Johnny
Wilson
oi
tne
:"V
,.
of
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
a
12
year
veteran.
"for
the
5
-
n1"""'
"
Wings
Is
the
fleetest
whole
game."
r
J'
'
HAPPY
DAYS
MONTREAL
ICPV
As
in
many
other
municipalities.
Montreal
s
-4
"-'.
'
'j
I
nllN
TP
r
,ve
wanting
1.
.
,J
ar
c
t.
f
Bentley
had
an
easy
time
winning
his
title
but
Kelly
and
Goldham
squeezed
to
'the
top
i
over
a
big
field
by
single-vote
margins.
Bentley.
dipsy-doodle
centre.
t
"
v
v.
'
s
M
parks
officials
now
are
busy
refurnishing
the
summer
equipment
for
recreation
centres
for
children..
All
but
10
of
the
city's
162
skating
and
hockey
rinks
had
been
dismantled
last
week.
t
polled
nine
votes,
six
more
than
Elmer
Lach
of
Montreal
Can-sdiens
and
Gordie
Howe
of
Detroit,
tied
for
the
runner-tip.
V
i
spot
with
three
each.
Single,
i
IV
H
--
votes
went
to
Kelly.
Alex
Del-,
vecchio
and
Ted
Lindsay,
all
of;
I
the
Wings:
Schmidt
and
team-
mates
Joe
Klukay
ana
MacKeir,
Johnny
McCormaek
of
Montreal
it
"
its
J
i
and
Chicago's
playing-coach
1
,
Sid
Abel.
;
Howe,
already
chosen
as
the
V
V
f
5
WHILE
1
PUN
OUTAfXJ
J
X
VTELEPHONEf
y
r
:
r":V
J
greatest
player
in
the
league,
the
most
improved
player
over
the
last
five
seasons,
lost
out
by
a
whisker
to
Kelly
in
the
"best,
two-way
player"
balloting.
He
polled
seven
votes,
just
one
lessf
than
the
redhead,
and
two
up
on
Schmidt.
J
Ted
Kennedy
of
Toronto,
out'
of
action
with
an
injury
since
i
VI
V.A.1.
T"V,,,
.
.ounrVtl
iT-it
!
RED
KELLY
.
.
.
two-way
player
is!.
-
f
hi
,
"
1
-
,
-
-
X.
I-
.
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11
1?
4
V
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1
t
4
"
4
new
icdi
a
uaj.
.vui
,,.
eyes
of
two
selectors
and
singles
went
to
Lach,
Harry
Watson
of
k
III
Jj
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GLAD
THAT
CAI
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MIND-
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BACK
)
VrvTT
P-
.
V.
A
TICKET
.
J
IN
MV
L"'
the
Leafs
and
Tony
Leswick,
:
another
Red
Wing.
j
Fifteen
players,
representing
j
every
team
in
the
league,
re-
..jaXBid
paiBj-japun
isoui,,
paAtaa
.
.
.
then
tome
to
the
Sylrin
.
.
.
on
the
ultoren
of
I'.txjVtah
Bmj
and
the
eilje
of
Stanley
Park.
Fine
rooms
fine,
am
ice-
fine
fixxi.
Easy
parking.
Uahy
sitting
tureire.
Sensible
Tutm.
votes,
and
the
wicitn
oi
a
skaie
separated
them.
Goldham
polled
three,
one
up
on
Klukay;
Marty
Pavellch,
Detroit;
Al
Rollins,
Chicago;
Nick
Mickoskl.
New
York,
and
Bobby
Hasard,
Leaf
rookie.
r
Single
votes
:
Vent
"f'j
,'..
Tom
Johnson
and
Butch'
BWhard.
Montreal;
Kullman;,
Gu
Codv-nar,
Chltago;
Bill
Qu'aclcenbush.
Hal
Laycoe
and
Mackell,
Boston,
and
Jim
Thompson,
Toronto.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Monoging
Dir.doi
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Vancouver
6.
Seattle
iRaeI
nf
nunrter
finnl
fieri
:
B.
C.
Senior
Final
Spokane
2,
Penticton
1
(Spokane
leads
best
of
seven
series
2-0
1.
BOB
GOLDI1AM
.
.
.
under-rated
Best
stickhandler:
The
ailing
Max
Bentley
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
who
has
11
seasons
of
Natural
hot
water
from
Ice-
big-league
play
behind
him.'
Most
uiider-rated
player:
Bob
i
land's
volcanic
springs
provides
I
heating
for
buildings
In
RaykJ-
avlk,
the
capital.
-.
vJ'A-police
M5J
w
iXntl
Goldham,
Detroit
Red
Wing
ele-feneeman
with
nine
years'
blg-league
experience.
.
j
Best
two-way
player:
Red
Kelly,
Detroit
defenceman
now
in
his
sixth'
NHL
season.
The
hiRh-fiylng
Mosienko
Is
a
31
-year-old
Wlnnipcg-bom
right-winger
who
started
pro
hockey
with
Providence
in
1940.
Goldham,
one
year
his
junior,
broke
into
the
money
ranks
'In
1941
and
Bentley.
who
eelebrat-ed
his
33rd
birthday
at
his
De-lisle,
Bask.,
home
March
1,
went
up
to
Chicago
from
Saskatoon
Quaker
seniors
13
years
ago.
Kelly,
25,
has
been
a
mainstay
on
the
Red
Wing
defence
since
t
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EVENING
IN
A
W-?x
Vl-Li,lU--w
.
V-
1947
after
graduating
from
junior
ranks
with
Toronto
St.
Michael's
College.
Mosienko
showed
his
heels
to
a
field
of
seven
nominated
by
the
experts.
He
polled
17
votes,
14
more
than
Vetera"
Milt
Schmidt
of
Boston
Bruins
and
The
"FLYING
LADY,"
a
speedy
little
cruiser,
21
U.
in
length,
powered
by
a
V-8
engine.
Speeds
to
35
mph,
or
con
be
run
at
trolling
speed.
15
up
on
Fleming
Mackell
of
the
Bruins,
Eddie
Kullman
and
Call
or
write:
D.
Rousscll,
Suite
8,
930
"Wally
Hergeslieimer,
New
York
Rangers,
and
Marcel
Pronovost
Third
Ave.
W.
PRICE
of
the
Wings.
One
selector,
Joe
Falls
of
The
.
tv.
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