8
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huuirt
I
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if-
With
Smashing
Right
in
First
Round
Rocky
Marciano
Flattens
Walcott
Smithers
Gun
Club
Holds
Crow
Shoot
Over
Holiday
SMITHERS
Bulkley
Valley
i
winter.
Rod
and
Gun
Club
will
hold
a
'
It
is
felt
the
release
of
these
two-day
crow
shoot
Sunday
and
birds
after
acclimatization
in
Mnndav
'
pens
will
ensure
their
adapta-
I
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4
.
v
r
NewStci
PhUudelphfc
rgjM
AMERICA!,
Clevelanrf
at
u..
fnintderable
interest
has
been
bility
to
these
environs.
Provl-
aroused
in
the
district
and
en
Ex-Champ
Slumps
to
Canvas
As
Spectators
Boo
Decision
By
The
Canadian
Press
CHICAGO.
Heavyweight
champ
Rocky
Marciano
exploded
a
right
uppercut
on
the
jaw
of
ex-chami)
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
to
knock
out
the
cao
at
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7,
Philadelphia
J,
Tacoma
Hockey
Team
Folds'
SEATTLE
CP'
Tacoma
coach
Muzz
Patrick
told
Western
Hockey
League
leaders
his
Tacoma
Rockets
will
not
take
to
the
ice
next
.season.
He
explained;
"We're
not
making
enough
money."
League
officials
then
granted
sion
will
be
made
for
feed
and
grit
in
winter,
as
is
customary
in
other
areas.
A
work
bee
will
be
held
May
24
to
prepare
the
club's
fish
hatchery
for
receipt
of
90,mio
eggs
this
season
from
the
game
department's
Lloyd's
Creek
hatchery
at
Kainloops.
Only
twu
per
cent
lo.s
was
experienced
last
year
triis
are
expected
from
Telkwa,
ll-.elton
and
Smithers.
Merchandise
prizes
will
go
to
the
three
crow
hunters
turning
in
the
largest
number
of
pairs
of
rrnivr
fee.
Word
was
received
from
the
BC.
Game
Department
of
shipment
of
49
adult
banded
ring-
39-year-olil
pappy
from
Camden,
N.J.,.
in
2:25
of
the
Ease
Burde
first
round
Friday
night
at
Chicago
Stadium
a
storm
of
boos.
1
necked
pheasants
to
the
club
rnd
f
ihiierlings
were
placed
in
a
the
latter
half
of
May.
Release
(
1!1!lnbel.
of
district
lakes
success
birds
Is
oi
inese
iarm-raiseu
fi-'!v.
Dodaer
Rookie
mm
a
wncn
win
suspension,
haunchs.
Walcott
sat
on
his
permit
him
to
keep
the
leagues!
h
witn
nis
rignt
franchise
for
another
.
.
Tacoma
hand,
as
,,,,.
referee
Frank
p.nnk
sikora
biKora
planned
to
test
their
ability
to
s
it
.
1
On
Insure!
When
Soeiol
Credit
i
Sii-iv
n
the
Smithers
area
,
.
....
j-
...
jear.
IN
counted
him
out.
It
was
the
first
hard
minrh
that
landed
in
th?
The
move
gave
rise
to
specula-
El
This
shipment
will
supplement
some
buds
received
last
year
and
others
hatched
and
raised
here
and
which
survived
the
past
lion
Kcuina
may
seeK
admission
i
i..ii
,hm.i
rnntpst
Rated
Best
Leadoff
Man
Only
.
OUI,ll,lili&i.I
u.w.
.
nruie
league.
Th.
official
announcement
iook
on.ee,
odmim,.
trotion
of
Hospital
l.
erroneously
affixed
the
knock-
f
surance
wQt
0
,
d
Remember
When
cut
time
at
1:25.
Fans
crowded
at
the
ringside
to
shout
in
de-
eoo.
FRANK
MORRIS
of
Gait,
Ont..
proudly
displays
his
whopper
speckled
trout
to
his
admiring
young
sons.
lie
caught
the
22-inch,
three-pound,
10-ounce
beauty
in
Mill
Creek
in
Soper
Park
near
the
Gait
arena.
It
was
the
biggest
speckled
trout
caught
in
the
district
in
many
years.
He
used
dew
worms
for
bait.
Son
Wayne
i
right
i",
1C,
and
Frank,
9,
are
with
their
dad.
Unm,
nvBon
hattorprt
rinnnv
rision
as
the
ring
announcer,
15Hovirs
OTTAWA
$195.70
k
People
were
bcino
i.
BROOKLYN
(API
Junior
Gilliam,
flashy
Dodger
rookie,
is
j
rated
Brooklyn's
best
leadoff
man
since
Eddie
Stanky
in
1!47.
Manager
Chuck
Dressen
Is
Webb
to
the
canvas
in
the
sec-
Ben
Bentley.
raised
Marciano
s
oncl
round
of
tSeir
fight
at
Mon-!nand
1,1
victory
Bocchicchio
Walcott
s
treal
.six
years
ago
tonight
to
re-1
Felix
?..
.!
V.
f
it-.,,iv,t
manager,
protested
to
the
ref-
prived
of
hospital
cote
becousc
of
orreors
i,
eree
that
he
had
counted
only
,
higb
on
Ule
talented
Montreal
I
boxhie
title.
Webb,
the
light
.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY,
MAY
17
AT
PKINCK
Rl'PFUT:
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Commercial
Hotel.
AT
TEKKACE
Dounlrheader:
Terrace'vs
Esquires
Game
Times
1:00
p.m.
premiums.
Your
Soeiol
Cred
,,,.1.1,1
nlmnmirx.
n
mutl-ll
HinC
,
ui
Sikora.
asked
if
Walcott
rose
Greco
grad,
who
has
been
on
base
in
every
one
of
the
Brooks'
16
games
with
IP
hits
and
18
walks.
government
hoi
id
wh'5
'-weighed
145
to
Webb's
138
Plans
Completed
For
Annual
Kiddies
Sports
Day
by
City
Kinsmen
Club
Plans
are
all
set
and
"the
rest
out
by
the
Kinsmen
to
all
kid-depends
on
the
weatherman
to
son
are
in
charge
of
the
Monday
make
the
annual
Kinsmen
Club
sports
day.
kiddies
sports
day
at
Acropolis
1
suspended
ol!
orreari
ct
the
count
of
10.
said,
"No.
I
could
have
given
him
one
more
count."
IMDN'T
IU.MI
COl'NT
I
"I
said
down
in
Miami
that
he
in
order
thot
citizen;
e
a
n
be
reinstated
b(
Walcott's
handlers
rushed
vu
n
jiinci
i
Conmlt
your
Tfl
A."
I
Cfda"
P.icttte
Airlin.f,
around
the
ringside,
yelling
tint
paying
the
current
pre
Zazcfe
23'Pound
mtum.
An
important
,
old
Jersey
Joe
had
not
hea,-d
j
the
count.
Customers
mnr.y
of
whom
i
paid
$50
for
their
seats
roared
concession
for
M
JUST
ARRIVED
...
people.
Don't
be
misled.
Motif
can
help
us
if
he
can
hit
.200,"
said
Dressen
after
Sunday's
sixth
straight
Brooklyr.
victory.
"He's
hitting
.M0
now
and
I
think
h'.'i!
be
even
better.
"Most
important,
he
gets
on
base.
I
don't
caie
how
he
does
it
as
long
as
he
gets
there."
In
16
games
Junior
has
been
up
58
times.
He
has
one
double
and
one
triple
among
his
13
hits.
Opposing
pitchers,
still
probing
for
a
weak
spot,
have
struck
him
out
only
four
times.
It
was
the
same
last
year
at
Montreal
100
walks.
18
strikeouts.
So
far
your
ballot
first
choice!
Hill
on
Monday
a
big.surcess.
i
Inter-school
competitions
have
been
all
lined
up
and
trophies
are
ready
to
be
presented
the
winners.
George
Cook
Jewellers
has
donated
two
cups
to
be
presented
winning
schools
in
each
group.
The
games
get
under
way
at
1
p.m.
In
addition
to
the
trophies,
there
will
be
individual
prizes
for
members
of
the
winning
A
Complete
Line
of
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
THE
Sports
Shop
their
disapproval.
Jersey
Joe
looked
grim
and
tense
as
he
came
out
for
the
first
round,
tying
up
Marciano,
who
was
missing
wild
swings.
Aside
from
a
few
left
jabs
thut
bounced
o.'f
Marciano's
craggy
face,
Walcott
never
took
the
offensive.
Suddenly,
the
champ
from
Brockton,
Mass.,
cut
loose
with
SOCIAL
CREDIT
I
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usim
hi
Spring
Salmon
A
23-pound
spring
salmon
entered
in
the
Rod
&
Gun
Club
annual
salmon
derby
Thursday
by
Dick
Gilker
tops
this
week's
entries
so
far.
Week
ends
10
p.m.-
tonight.
Two
other
entries
so
far
are
a
16-pound,
eight-ounce
fish
by
Lan
y
Stanwood,
and
a
10-pound,
12-j.uncer
by
Jack
Lindsay.
Gilker
caught
his
23-pounder
off
B.C.
Packers
uock,
fishing
with
a
herring
strip,
no
lead,
and
a
20-pound
monofilament
line.
Prizes
will
be
given
for
the
heaviest
fish
entered
each
week
during
the
season
which
ends
June.
19.
From
June
19-21,
a
three-day
special
derby
will
wind
i
I
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'yr
tH
fn
1
BrUil
Columbia
Sucttl
Cmlit
iJ
I
.
.
.
I
he's
up
there
leading
the
league
teams,
in
runs
scored
and
stolen
bases.
As
usual,
treats
will
be
handed
a
smashing
right
uppercut
that
j
landed
flush
on
Walcott's
jaw.
Down
he
went,
with
heels
up
1
in
the
air,
settling
flat
on
his
j
'
back.
He
pulled
himself
up
on
his
haunches
and
sat
there,
I
TTIonarch.
I
People
who
appreciate
fine
cars
are
turning
staring
with
a
blank
expression
on
his
face
as
the
referee
counted.
Thus,
with
one
punch,
Mar
ciano
ended
Walcott's
hopes
of
up
the
spring
salmon
event
The
derby
is
open
to
aU
j
ring
immortality,
blasting
his
1
areams
oi
Decomiiig
me
nrsi
i
former
heavyweight
champion
ever
to
regain
his
title.
j
Marciano.
now
unbeaten
in
44
professional
fights,
made
short
work
of
the
old
gent
the
second
time
around.
It
took
him
13
long
rugged
rounds
last
Soptember
23
'
anglers,
but
compliance
with
derby
rules
is
necessary.
These
are
posted
at
the
official
weigh-inc-ln
station
at
the
Yacht
Club
where
Len
Nix
is
official
judge.
Derby
tickets,
good
for
the
whole
season
and
the
special
three-day
event,
also
are
obtainable
at
the
Yacht
Club
and
some
sporting
goods
stores.
at
Philadelphia
before
he
dethroned
Jersey
Joe
with
a
short
right
to
the
jaw.
Guyle
Fielder
MOONLIGHT
SKATE
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Fielder,
22-year-old
St.
Louis'
Flyer
centre
already
picked
for
the
all-star
team,
has
been
named
the
outstanding
rookie
of
the
1952.53
American
Hockey
League
season.
Fielder
is
the
first
freshman
ever,
to
be
named
to
the
all-star
team.
In
winning
the
rookie
award,
he
garnered
26
of
a
possible;
J5.'
jjotes.
.,he
votes
veei:
least
by
1
the
'.
league's.'
seven
coaches.
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j'i
1
Willie,
Marshall
of"pittsburgh,
alsp
a,
centre,
was
second
with
23
points.
The
Dudley
iRedl
Garrett
memorial
trophy
also
goes
to
Fielder.
During
the
season
Fielder
finished
second
in
the
league
scoring
race
with
83
points.
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Olson
of
Cleveland
Barons,
re
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the
hint
and
arranged
miiIi
our
local
tloak-r
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didn't
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lon
to
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and
tlicre's
a
Monan
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in
our
garage
now.
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It's
a
Ik
.iiilihil
lonki'i;;
car.
no
doulit
aUmt
it.
It's
not
more
genuine
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tli;..i
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car
l'e
ever
k
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f
drixi
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anil
tliat
j;ois
for
llic
iiilirior
as
nell.
You
aii
tell
by
the
way
K-olc
look
at
it
1
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ft
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a
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impression.
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stickler
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that
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