BASKETBALL
Ktince
Kuperl
Daily
Newa
,
Monday,
January
i,
.
British
Columbia
Qmn
jn
On
Olympic
Ex.
L
.
3L
DAILY
NEWS
lead
the
pack
in
Ottawa
she
takes
the
sturdy
husky
out
sing-
Columbia
Cellulose
Wins
Again
in
Close
Contest
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
British
ly
to
tow
her
on
skis.
1
uog
f
I
111
Ill-Mill
uerby
l
1
"
J
Columbia
Track
and
Field
Anso-j
Ravna,
a
pure
Siberian,
is
only
ciaiion
has
nominated
five
per-
itwo
years
old.
The
animal
comes
I
sons
to
the
executive
of
thci
BRONTE,
Ont.,
(P
A
20-year-
originally
from
a
strain
oevel-
Canadian
Olympic
track
and
old
Bronte
housewife,
Mrs.
W.'.oped
by
Leonhard
Sepala,
the
;
field
team.
;
i
Bunny
i
Dunlop.
will
be
mushing
man
wh0
became
a
hero
by
rush-
By
ROALD
FEN
ESS
i
Bru,;e
Vic-;alonB
wit"
the
be
of
the
driv-!
ing
the
diphtheria
serum
to
Tllty
are:
Humber,
fn
On
Ct,
.,!,.,
night
;nV,t
111
th
the
honior
onu.i-
I')Olio
WapiC
hasket-
DdStut
!
Saturday
'ere
In
the
International
Dog
the
1904
toira,
coach
of
the
men
s
team;
Nome,
Alaska,
during
ihall
came
the
Columbia
Cellulose
SOUad
did
It
again,
j
Fred
Rowell,
manager
ol
thecrby
next
month.
epidemic.
Imr,.,',.
....
c.;
it
rm...
!
u
T-V....I...-.
11,0
rt.,nlnn
will
nna
Ar
flvm
They
w
on
a
game
and
at
the
expense
of
...
the
Jewelers.
i
mason,
coach
o-
chaperone
of
23
Siberian
huskies
and
trains
posible
woman
entrants
in
this
t!ie
women's
team;.
Dr.
Murray
20
to
25
miles
daily,
will
be
one
year's
race
and
before
that
time
Blair,
medical
officer,
and
of
the
reading
contenders
for
the
she.
plans
to
lose
some
20
of
her
Johnny
Owen,
trainer,
all
of
1952
sled-dog
championship.
She
110
pounds.
Because
she
believes
Score
w
as
o!
to
35.
From
the
beginning
It
was
a
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
ond
Generators
Rewound
ond
Repaired
MOTORS
BOI'GHT
And
SOLD
New
and
Rebuilt
Generators
6-12-32
volts
Box
1307
Ph.
Blue
391
Vancouver.
jha3
been
training
for
two
years
,
training
on
thejtrail
doesn't
just
on
the
ALLEYS
Fraser-Payne
Downs
Fashion
Last
Minute
Spurt
Fails
to
Ovrnume
Hnp
Deficit
walkover
for
the
millworkers.
They
had
up
to
a
14-point
lead.
For
the
CCC,
Marshall
was
again
high
with
13
points,
supported
by
Ratchford
and
Dumas.
In
the
last
few
minutes
Mansons
made
10
points
without
a
reply
from
The
meeting
condemned
the
I
to
enter
the
derby
to
be
held
mean
riding
the
sled.
A
good
east
for
"monopolizing"
the
ex-
Feb.
7-9
Last
year
a
month
be-
racer
doing
a
33-mile
course
ecutive
positions
on
the
Olympic
store
the
race
several
of
her
dogs
should
run
from
10
to
15
miles
team.
i
were
stricken
with
distemper
and
with
the
dogs.
The
hard
part
is
"Humber
is
the
onlv
one
(of
".
ithat
the
drivers
must
run
up
the
hills
to
ease
the
strain.
the
B.C.
nominationsi
likely
to
i
-This
will
be
the
first
time
Mrs.
MI
N
S
FIVE
FINS
ii
mi's,
C.N.It.A,
N".
1
and
,
H,
fr
,h.
starl
F'a-
Ret
an
appointment
b':cau
Durflop
has
participated
In
a
big
serndPavne
scored
a
42
to'
37
easte
c''
ms
event.
havlg
rtircd
'rom
do
.
..
.
J
tZ..i,:
r,.t,on,-i
to
co.ral
the
other
lobs.''
Ann!
racing
when
she
was
married
the
Celanese.
Spring,
Olson
and
Webster,
the
principal
players
for
Man-son's,
turned
in
a
poor
game
and
made
rmlv
five
points
each.
n
Intermediate
'league
basket-,
Cark.
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
seven
years
ago.
Before
that
she
!..
won
lour
Ranw
victories
f.inlinue
as
uce-iiiaki.rs
In'
1
1)
vision
of
the
Men's
Five,
i
(ague
last
week.
cap
were
taken
by
"Whip-Its"
with
2057;
high
single
game
was
by
Alley
Cats
with
984.
SUCTION
"B"
'
Once
again
there
is
a
tie
for
top
place
with
Wood
Butchers
and
(
t'C
Kquillae
filling
the
spot.
Team
standings:
'A;
.
Vt
1
m
ui1
it
'
'
-
""""
-u
"v"w"
ball
Saturday
night.
t"
Half
time
score
was
23
to
lii;
Humber
was
coach
of
the
Can-:
to-point
events
in
Canada
and
for
Fraser
&
Payne.
adian
team
at
the
1950
British
'the
United
States.
Walsh
was
their
high
man
witn
nine
points.
If
Celanese
containues
to
improve
they
may
be
a
close
eon-
..rt
Circuits
kept
on
lop
in
Fashion
put
on
a
Big
Hun
i.i
umpire
Games.
Mrs.
Dunlop
has
initialed
a
1
tender
for
the
championships.
tne
last
quarter,
uubsum
iii
Division
wnn
tiiimiey
niar-
talning
second
place.
.
k's
results
were:
"A"
DIVISION
isons
4.
RuDert
Butchers
0.
special
training
ground
for
her
favorite
canine,
Ravna,
who
will
For
best,
results,
advertise!
Scoring;
Columbia
Cellulose
Marshall
13,
S.
Dumas
8,
Thompson
5,
Ratchford
Hill
4,
Haugan
3,
Peterson,
G.
Dumas,
Gardiner.
Malison's
Spring
5,
Olson
5.
The
strangest
part
about
our
business
is
that
the
less
workmanship
you
can
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
tha
"brand
new"
look
even
though
they
may
have
been
in
ks
J.wellers
1,
Home
Oil
3.
Wood
Butchers
..
CCC
Equitlae
Internationals
....
j
Sparks
,
i
Snippers
j
Boom
Boats
.
..
I
Reject.!
;
Maniacs
.,
I
Prtuction
Lilies
Pin
Heads
.
.
-
opponents
18
to
10
but
it
was
n.it
j
sufficient
to
overcome
the
def-
:
i'cit.
,
j
Chrlsloff
of
Fraser
aivl
Paynui
ami
SedgewlcV
of
Fashio.i,
eacit
'
with
twelve,
thaed
higli
scerini;
honors.
1
Morrison
wa
;
referee;
KrL
-malison,
umpire:
M.:Afee.
liim
-
i
R
A.
No.
1
4,
Bulgers
rte-;i
B.
Amusements
3,
Bud's
We-b.ster
5,
Bill
4,
Arney
2,
Yoimg-
man
4,
Walsh
9
!kei
er,
and
Martin!
scorer.
I
Scoring
was
as
follows:
1
I
Fraser
&
Payne
Peterson
6,
i
Sheet
Metal
4,
Hot
-shots
e
4,
Sport
Shop
0.
"II"
Id
VISION
Circuit.;
i,
Canadian
I-
Anriavears
4
Hoppers
3
Men's
high
average
was
by
telge
liolkestad
with
11)9.
Helge
Borden
Street
Wins
Easily
ANNOUNCEMENT
FRASER
&
PAYNE
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
THAT
THEIR
STORE
WILL.
BE
CLOSED
FOR
ALTERATIONS
AND
REDECORATING
ON
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY..
JANUARY
22nd
TO
JANUARY
25th.
OPEN
SATURDAY.
JANUARY
26th
Christoff
12,
Enridne
6,
Wesch
7,
serious
acc-dents.
Remember
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
Superior
Auto
Service
I
l.so
had
hilh
three
of
742
while
Chrixtf
nsen
2,
Anderson,
Smith
I
n
nr..
I
ni
m
1
.
ID.
Hopkins
was
hiph
single
wilh
jrumoiints
4,
Northwest
Con-
343
h
lion
0.
-;
i
i
Ladies
.,,ii...
'
i.,u
v...
t
Civic
Centre
Arrow
were
again
-
ra..h(onJ'
Forman
5,
Ktche-
-
OA
V
O
V-,1
Plvh
.if-
I
high
IW"
1.V...UKI.-
average
was
by
UJf
J
Limited
J.
!
ocieaiea
oy
uoiaen
oiri-ci
ot
son
Mostad
sede.w!k
12,
Du-Jan.s-n
Fee-Wee
B
s
k
e
t
b
a
1
1
"
the
a
with
193.
Mrs.
Bellamy,
mas
g
Druk(,
2.
MuFarlane
8.
had
high
.hree
with
042
and
high
League.
.The
score
was
21
to
4.
f
T(,u,
a7
flngle
with
289
.
Neither
team
w.is
up
to
form
in
,
,
i
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
snooimg.
Xjf..-
rv
in'-
c
.....
..
jfcyews
1,
Kiien
Industries
3
(inkley
Market
2.
Firemen
2
4:
T
old
Muncey
of
Moose
had
1.
d.
single
nwe
of
308
and
Har-v.
j
utiicss
of
Bud's
place
high
High
three
games
no
handi
MORE
SPORT
ON
PAGE
6
Ten
fouls
were
called:
four
on
cap
was
by
Hoppers
with
2760
high
Mnp'e
game
was
also
by
I
he
Arrows
and
six
on
Borden.
l
Hieh
scorers
were
Rensvold
for
Hoppers
with
1074.
"Mate
of
Ml.
j
Si
.uiie
Oil
bowled
high
single,
$-
lor
the
night
of
1063
nndj
i
had
high
aggregate
of
3018
!
l.e
team
standings;
Bulgers
Take
j
First
Victory
Boixlen
Street
and
Leeman
for
h
Arrows.
Each
made
four
i
points.
I
Refere-es
were
Strand
and
Dav-jidson;
timekeeper,
Craig
Oliver
and
scorer
McNeil,
j
Scoring:
j
Arrows
Nordine,
Leeman
4,
S
Fleming,
Iveson.
R.
Strand,
Sykes,
and
Brett.
Total
4.
A"
IHVISION
I
Bulgers'
were
triumphant
for
!
the
first
tune
this
season
when
,1
.l..f..n
A
r,
n
i
i
t
i
n
OO
Borden-S.
Wong
5,
F.
Wong
4,
!
"'
;,
.
.
.
.
""r;
,
,
,'
Man,
Rensvold
6,
McLeod,
Ebby,
Q
R
A.
No.
1
4(-o.e
,
?.,!,ie
iiorn
O.l
Sheet
Metal
.
.
ip'Hl
Shop
R.
Amusements
f
t
Shots
?
Jewellers
.d
Place
League
basketball
Warner.
Total
21.
difficulty
Both
teams
uad
sinking
their
shots.
OOOD
PARTY
their
op-
i
evrojirv
n
s
(CP
Annual
The
Jewellers
led
9
,pert
Butchers
1
pnnents
In
scoring
all
through
OP.tnBf.,
hlr
bannuet
of
CaDe
llglTS
0
"11"
IHVISION
'
sort
Circuits
.
.:
7
,.lkly
Market
6
ramounts
5
men
-'
5
jthe
game.
At
the
end
of
the
Breton
Italians
was
a
.big
suc-
'
first
quarter
the
score
was
8
to
cess
wlth
smging
of
Italian
folk
j2,
bik(
at
the
breather
it
was
U
eon((S
followed
by
"God
Save
the
!
to
a.
However,
Annunciation
fi-
King
"
j
nally
got
going
in
the
third
'
'
i
quarter
'and
scored
six
painU
ANCIENT
CRAFT
while
Bulgers
added
live
more
The
art
ot
maKing
glass
bot-
:
to
their
tola;
making
it
16
to
11.
tle,
and
drinking
glasses
was
i
The
final
outcome
saw
Bui-
known
to
the
ancient
Romans.
ger's
winning
with
a
score
of
22
"
X
'
'
.
V.-.,
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ti
1
rthwest
Const
4
ivcces
4
N
R
A
No
2
3
iien
Industries
3
iiudlan
Ltgion
..
.
1
yal
F.sh
0
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
SECTION
"A"
Eighteen
fou's
were
called
10
cn
Annunciation
and
eight
on
Buyers.
i
The
scorlns
was
led
by
Sedg-
ur-ikes
are
on
top
'n
tha
0f
Bulger's
with
11
and
for
n.bia
Cellulose
League
lead-
Annunciation
by
Uesarmeau.
.
Iv
one
point
with
Whip-Its
Referees
were
Marshall
and
ning
second
anil
Alley
Cats
McAfee.
Slow
Pokes
t'cj
for
third
Scoring:
Annunciation
Desarmeau
6,
am
standings:
or-ikes
f.liip
Its
ITuu-otte
5,
Smith,
Toth,
Dumas,
jFrvstay
2.
Bury
4.
Total
17.
I
Bulgers
Nowfield,
Pilfold,
IHusvlK
1,
Saville,
3edgwlck
11,
jSmilh
7,
Dc.Main
2.
McNeil
1.
!
Stanwood.
Total
22.
j
--Alan
Davidson.
;ley
Cals
::w
pv:kcs
10
9
8
8
7
7
6
5
lii-Ballers
''eeds
'Dm
Gang
1
tain
Gang
,
llopetul
"6"
5
;iiylrks
4
BASKETBALL
;leam
Jvsts
5
landicaps
1
Men's
high
average
was
by
Jim
with
182,
while
high
three
:
bv
C.
Nilson
with
583
and
single
by
Ian
Rogers
with
654
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And
SATURDAY
The
newest
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fhe
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Canadian
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the
fwo-senfer
ef
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adie?-'
hinh
nverne-n
was
hv
1
Graham
wilh
187.
while
high
'e
and
high
single
were
by
Gef
Airborne
with
the
f
v
R.-il
with
615
and
249.
Jm
I
lull
three
games
no
hand!-
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11
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