Elewly-Selected
RuDsrt'B
askeibail
Commission
Montreal-Glasgow
Cu-U
r
Glasgow
curling
rinks
battled
u,
Tru'V
a
12-12
tie
'
Tuesday
night
in
a
f:'
School
To
P
rovide
Senior
Team
Invites
High
A
newlv-rlccted
Princp
Runer
I
"CHir
team
will
stack
up
to
the
school
is
expected
in
a
few
days.
Three
other
teams
Man-
According
to
information
received
by
certain
m..i.
I
any
of
your
teams."
LINDSAY
I
Meanwhile,
the
commission
is
1
ions,
uoiaon
11
Andersons,
ann
Columbia
Cellulose
already
i
have
registered.
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wednesday.
October
So,
1953
NO-NAMES,
RESIDUALS
TIED
IN
MIXED
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Shirley
Ginn
and
Marie
Hilti
tied
for
ladies'
high
single
in
the
Friday
Night
Mixed
Bowling
league
when
they
rolled
223.
Betty
Wade
took
ladies'
high
triple
honor
with
5f.6
Don
Fraser
with
278
took
men's
high
single
and
Helge
Holkestad
won
men's
iugh
three
with
680.
No-Names
came
through
with
high
team
single
of
UOU
and
Residuals
with
3147
took
team
high
triple.
No-Namas
ana
Residuals
are
tied
for
first
place
In
the
standings
with
li
points
apiece.
Other
standings
are
Conboeds
13
Northlcnd
Dairy
12,
MB
Wildcats
12,
Savuy
10,
Bulger's
10,
MB
Lucky
Strikes
10,
Timber-Tics
9,
Pilots
6,
Hl-Bullers
5,
Nelson
Bros.
4.
CARTAGE
AND
STOR"
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
r..
i
nateur
basketball
authority
:st
night
invited
Booth
Mera-.
v
ial
High
School
to
provide
one
'
'
am
for
the
Senior
league
in
.
...
le
1953-54
season
and
aiso
nod-f
i
d
approval
to
an
offer
by
Tei-!
to
join
the
league.
Heading
the
new
basketball
I
I
p:nmi.ssion
as
chairman
is
Fret!
j
j
.'.
vviiies.
Civic
Centre
represents-1
j
fe.
Other
members
art
R
H
!
I
(imill.'r.
'
.
.
,
members,
last
year's
coach
's
i
Alex
Bill
(G&AI,
Don
Hartw'g
jiMiinsons)
and
Helge
Holkestad
!
iCCCt
were
"not
Interested"
in
j
coaching
again.
'
i
Commission
chairman
Jones
suggested
that
reason
for
this
was
the
lack
of
authority
the
j
coaches
had
over
players.
"We
have
to
sranu
behind
the
coaches,"
he
said.
"Players
must
be
taught
once
and
for
all
that
they
don't
run
the
show
they
just
put
it
on."
i
But
the
commission
ruled
that
j
each
senior
team
must
hav
at
j
least
nine
players
"benched"
on
league
opening
night
Nov
7
to
qualify.
The
rulint;
was
made
to
give
nn
opportunity
10
a
maximum
number
of
eligible
players
to
register
on
senior
teams.
Experienced
haiidllns
:,v,'r
.'
,f,!
!
faced
with
&nie
major
problems:
It
Is
short
two
coaches.
(Mansons
and
Gordon
&
Andersons
are
uncoached
so
far
I
e
It
feels
coaches
should
have
more
authority
over
teams
and
w
seeking
to
pat
some
""teeth"
in
administrative
policy.
e
It
Is
seeiTiij,
a
more
satisfactory
method
of
player
registration
in
the
senior
league
tviiu-wme
Kiir-i
-
fm'.
M0VEwn',,MSE...R51ip'r
Phone
00
or
68
'
"
L''1
(
!ir'
'l
1
i
F,
Adveitisingn2hoJ)q;iY
Ncw$
c
.
The
board
understood
that
several
qualified
senior
calibre
players
were
lorming
a
team
for
Inter
A
competition-
If
High
School
accepts
the
board's
invitation
into
the
upper
loop,
the
Inter
A
division
would
be
elimi-
""'
'ilimi
Davidson,
school
repre-.
ntative;
Jack
Marchant,
Rusty
i
rd
and
Bob
Armstrong,
mem-1
rs-at-large.
'
iMr.
Marchant
was
named
sec-.
ctary.
and
Mr.
Jones
will
also
t
ct
as
treasurer-
The
offer
to
the
high
school
1c
join
the
senior
circuit
was
iiiianimous
from
tilt-
n.-
Jjuai
1
els
ii.Oiii!,i
.I.,rl;
T:v..';
ri'n'-'-
'
:
"ormal
acceptance
or
refusal
bv
senting
Mr.
I)avid.-on
in
his
ul
sence.
The
board
also
accepted
an
i
offer
by
Ab
Hart,
represent
im;
j
the
Terrace
Basketball
Assoclu-
j
ticn.
for
an
exhibition
game
:
TV
11
1
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f
jrTf
X
':
rupiter
Captures
Cambridgeshire
NEWMARKET,
England
lAP)
Sir
Gordon
Richards
rode
Ju-I,;ter,
a
three-year-old
chestnut
colt,
to
victory
today
in
the
Cambridgeshire
Handicap
stakes
Newmarket.
King
of
(he
Tuciors,
ridden
by
Kn
Ciethin,
was
.second
and
:,viir
Colleen,
ridden
by
J.
Sime,
"as
third.
i
,'J
vCv.
V
,
here
opening
night
bciween
the
I
,
inteiior
town
and
a
ci'y
team.
;
j
While
Hart's
fuither
request
t.)
1
(join
the
league
was,
i;p!)'oved
i!i
piincinle,
further
study
of
"niji
bid
will
t'-l:e
place.
j
:
W!.-n
cfi;cd
if
tho
Terrace
I
team
v.
's
of
a
calibre
to
Vom-
fete
with
the
city
seniors,
Ha:
c
j
,
CH'.-l-r.-tl:
i
$350,080
Dangled
as
Bait
For
Sugar
Ray
to
Fight
Olson
Hy
GAYI.E
TALBOT
;
eluding
pararach.
NEW
YORK
(API
Sugar
Ray!
-Of
(
c
u-'.e.1,
'
Robinson
was'
T'obinson,
who
came
out
of
Har-'ouotcd
as
having
said,
'
"the'
.
-m
a
skinny
kid
to
becom?
one
fine!
decision
will
have
to
be
i
,,
the
greatest
ring
fighters
of
made
by
my
manager,
"
George
i
them
all.
has
been
a
big-timer
Gair.ford."
j
Xv
all
of
his
career,
and
ha
will
'
That.
:omdea
a
gor.g
back'
j)
it
change
now
that
he
is
play-
:
somewhere
in
th.3
inner
recesses.
I
.1
6
tri'
medium
night
clubs
as
Since
when
was
Sugar
Ray
Rob-
!
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.
....
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X
.
.,,n-.u-ui,ti
u.
iiison
uepcnni!igur)on
uainford
When
he
announces
he
has
or
anyone
eke
to
inuke
his
de-been
urged
to
come
out
of
re-
cisions
for
him?
It
spoiled
the
firement
and
challenge
Bono
Ol-
whole
story
then
and
there,
even
fifi
for
the
middleweight
title
before
officials
of
the
IBC
pro-vhich
he,
Robinson,
renounced
fessed
their
bewildermert
lvst
year,
the
lure
daneled
be-,
'Th
nicn
on
;ne
f!,ht
b
t
ore
him
is
a
coo
$350,000,
a
.
have
known
almost
from
the
'
aUgTnaZnh?
Roblnson;"t
that
Oainford
nor
anyonl
.pagination.
-
.Clse
ever
told
the
pitted
v0t.
The
fact
the
p,omot?;3
would
pugilist
what
he
was
to
do,
oed
to
gross
at
least
$1,000,000
cither
inside
or
outside
the
ring!
f-t
the
gate
and
thrnncrh
tola.
'
i
:
'w.
.
.
r
.
ii'
.i
iv
iws
r
i
r
islon
to
pay
such
a
guarantee,
'
j
irin't
faze
the
great
man.
,
;
There
wasn't
a
doubt
in
our;
'V.nA
that
the
fcwerful
Inter-
!
)
ational
Eoxing
Club
had,
in-
i
i
eed,
caught
Robinson
backstage
'
ind
begged
him
for
the
sake
of
j
f
350.000
and
the
present
48
"ates
to
attempt
a
comeback
'
'
ntii
we
stumbled
over
the
con-
!
?
.
"
1
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I
V
V
V
1
IF
1
l
H.
a
v'
X
t
,
i
1
T7r
Wf
II
fhey
call
your
Filchock
Them
In
Fans'
Sides
At
Winnipeg
'
WIHNiPEO
(P
flinging
Fran-:
ie
Filchok
brings
his
Saskatche-'an
Roughriders
to
town
tonight
?ar
the
first
game
of
the
two-i
ame.
total-point
Western
In-
m
eg
if!
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,
1
mm
m
m
WaJiif
i
no
ixev
Maybe
your
son
doesn't
want
to
be
a
doctor.
provincial
Football
Union!
?mi-fina!s,
and
Winnipeg
Blue1
;l'.onib?r
fans
aie
jittery.
i.
Tn
r'ix
starts
against
the
Bomb-!
crs
tliis
sea.-on.
the
Roiu.hians;
''
vv
manap-cd
four
wins,
two
of
1
.
;hejn
wi'b
Ijllchok
hcndihig
th.i
i
;
;i-''HtfarteVhaik.
in
his
last
:
.."i-eaiance
in
the
new
Wiimitieg
!
i.dium.
the
oid
master
e?lled
a
..lav
less
sains
and
niu
hed
n
3-SPEED
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
MODEL
V-566
1
ouchdowu
strike
as
his
t-am
von
ig-13.
',
Filchok
was
forced
back
to
ec-Hve
duty
when
import
quarter
Olenn
Dnbbs
tool;
to
the
bem-h
"ith
a
hip
injury.
fr
$23.
ou
.
n
in
wainuf
0
ftf
Mnnlh
s
All
sons
can't
be
doctors.
If
they
were,
there
'd
soon
be
too
many
doctors,
'and
not
enough
patients.
But
that's
not
.
the
point.
The
point
is
that
your
children
deserve
the
best
possible
start
in
life
you
can
give
them.
That
will
cost
money.
The
sure
way
is
to
start
saving
now.
No
business
of
the
piggy
bank
or
the
sugar
bowl
either.
It's
got
to
be
a
regular,
systematic
operation.
liy
long
odds
the
best
way
is
the
Canada
Savings
Bonds
way.
They
are
safe,
convenient
securities.
They
can
be
turned
into
cash
instantly
without
loss
or
discount.
They
pay
good
interest.
World't
finerf
3-sped
Record
Changer
.
.
.
offers
thrilling
"true
to-life"
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Powerful
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world-famous
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.
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Scores
Western
League
'
...
Victoria
3.
Calgary
2.
Ok.iManan
Senior
Amateur
.
Vernon
8,
Penticton
5.
Westefn
International
,.'
Kimberley
7,
Kamloops
1.
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NIGrTrTFIGHTS
j-
Los
Angeles
Rudy
Garcia,
J20'4.
Los
Angeles,
outpointed
Auburn
Copeland,
125
Flint
?nch.
10.
ly
fmiihed,
yet
completely
practkul
in
design.
PROP
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
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or
3G
a
run
)
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Now'j
the
fim
to
pef
going.
You
can
arrange
H
today
with
your
invest-wenf
teoer
bank,
or
throvgh
yow
Company't
Payroll
Savings
Plan.
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YEAR
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PLUS
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AT
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