rrince
Rupert
Daily
Ncwj
Tuesday
April
7.
1953
Chess
Federation
Grants
Tournament
Status
to
Six-Move-a-Minute
Game
Basketball
Playoffs
to
Start
Here
Thursday
Against
Kamloops
Merchants
matches
have
a
time
limit
offtake
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The
aiuitere
British
Chess
Federation
Is
The
Whltsun
congress,
which
i
be
J1
C
ranting
tournament
.statu
next
May
to
the
stx-moves-a-minute
ijranri
of
the
classical
game.
The
occasion
Is
the
annual
will
huve
the
championship
course,
expects
standard
chess
;
bx-ase
,
as
usual,
cf
.
exHmm.t
,,tmnW
100
plaven,
In
,
he
a
law
"
"
.
i
.
,'
m
1
Y
Games
Set
Ahead
To
Allow
Visitors
Time
To
Get
Home
The
climactic
finish
of
this
year's
basketball
season
jrets
underway
here
Thursday
with
the
first
of
two
paines
to
decide
the
B.C.
senior
"B"
hoop
champions
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Challengers
meet
the
semi-finalists
from
Kamloops.
the
individual
bracket
bracket
of
of
th
th
Uvhtnlng
tournament.
It
ob!;
ytur
r
to
open
Orieinally
scheduled
5-PIN
BOWLER
1
here
Friday,
the
games
were
set
interested
in
the
ahead
a
day
because
of
lack
of
air
transportation
out
of
here
on
Sunday.
Kamloops
Merchants,
who
defeated
Cloverdale
118-110
in
a
two-came
series
last
week-end
i
Whit.sun
chess
congress
at
II-
J
ford.
Essex,
where
Individuals!
!
ond
teams
for
the
first
time
will
!
p-tlclpate
In
the
Lightning
!
Chs
Championship
i
The
hnppcd-up
version
calls
I
lor
a
move
in
10
seconds,
eom-
!
pared
with
the
usual
world
tournament
pace
of
a
minimum
I
of
II
moves
an
hour
Eileen
I
runnier,
funnel
15.
it
I
lsh
champion,
seems
to
sum
up
the
reaction
of
leading
players
,
She
railed
II
"enormous
fun
and
:
a
relaxation
from
slow
chess."
Miss
Trimmer
added
that
the
game.
descnUd
by
a
chess
authority
as
being
old
as
the
hills,
is
particularly
Interesting
because
a
ceitmn
sliekness
can
take
a
mediocre
player
a
low?
way
agiiinist
an
expert
used
to
.deep
analysis.
The
trick
of
lightning
chess
Is
to
be
slick
without
making
obvious
blunders
This
helps
your
serious
game,
particularly
when
you
tend
to
overshoot
!
your
10-mllute
Rame
limit
"
Monday's
school
opening,
coaoh
Sandy
Barton
said
in
telephone
conversation.
The
Basketball
Association
said
advance
tickets
purchased
for
Friday's
gam
will
be
good
on
Friday:
those
for
Saturday's
came
will
be
exchanged
for
Thursday
tickets.
The
visiting
team
will
bring
eipht
players
and
coach
Barton
The
Kamloops
squad
was
narrowly
beaten
here
four
years
ago
in
the
senior
B
finals.
Meanwhile,
coach
Alex
Bill,
assisted
by
Don
Hartwig.
is
whipping
his
Challenger
lineup
into
shape
to
meet
an
expected
tough
opposition.
wilL
drive
to
Prince
George
by
'private
car.
'hen
fly
by
CPA
to
Terrace
and
come
here
by
the
airline's
limousine.
!
Several
of
the
players
on
the
Kamloops
team
are
teachers
!
who
have
to
return
in
time
for
SPRING
LEAGUE
A
tpeciol
meeting
will
be
ucj
WEDNESDAY,
APRJL
8,
8
ot
the
Bowling
Alley
this
Mi.rriNG
is
iMmitTtvr
AH
inte.reoted
haulers
re
rrquestrd
Ui
jli,.
SEVEN
MEMBERS
OF
YtGOSI.AVIVS
OLYMPIC
rowing
team
above
have
arrived
in
Canada
to
start
a
new
life
Landing
at
Halifax,
they
said
emigration
:o
Canada
was
not
a
quick
decision
"We
had
been
thinking
about
it
a
long
time
"
The
seven
are
engineers
and
will
live
in
Toronto.
The
eighth
member
oi
the
team
became
ill
before
they
sailed
from
Germany
but
will
join
them
later.
BI.AIR
M.
C
I.KKK,
62-year-old
director
of
British
Columbia's
DVA
veterans'
welfare
services,
has
been
named
manager
of
the
lost
Bi
itish
Empire
Games
in
Vancouver.
He
was
born
in
Montreal,
educated
in
Toronto
and
has
lived
in
Vancouver
since
1032.
He
was
prominent
in
Canadian
athletics
before
being
wounded
in
the
First
World
War.
utdoors
Between
the
two
of
us.
we
re
getting
our
team
ready
in
half
Top
Canadian
Football
Club
Promised
to
Annis
Stukus
...
with
Marty
he
usual
time,"
said
Bill.
"Be-
I
sides,
we
are
able
this
way
to
i
develop
a
few
new
techniques
I
by
pooling
our
efforts.
"The
whole
team
Is
cnthus-1
Tile
time
element
in
chess
.
.me
In
about
a
century
ago,
savs
Hiian
Rellly.
editor
of
the
British
Chess
Magazine
Before
that,
big-time
chess
boiled
down
Continued
from
Last
Weeki
Next
day
we
were
at
it
again
more
good
fish,
several
In
ex
VANCOUVhR
Annis
Rtu-
to
dig
m
up.
The
other
clubs
kus.
new
manager
-oach
of
the
'are
getting
desperate
They
British
Columbia
Lions,
got
right
.
know
there
is
lots
of
talent
here
i
--
'
"
"
jt-j
iustie
with
our
arrangement.
cess
of
to
grub
our
Junior
15
pounds,
but
no
more
explained
the
veteran
coach
of
ldown
to
business
after
his
arrival
and
are
trvlng
fi?
'ish
at
fabulous
Monce-
several
senior
"B"
victories.
'
from
the
East.
'
player
before
to
a
war
of
attrition
with
in
super
r.n..,!..
I.
a,.
n..,m
rw
..
....
.
i
.
.
...
'winner
t.ie
player
ranging
"
town
Falls,
rV,..uw...B
h
-y.
ne
ns
npeiieu
a
uowniowii;
Th-
Uons
wm
t
field
a
team
;
n,
,,..,,,
hvslr
li.
to
represent
the
Challengers
in
!o(fi(.e
M
headquarters
for
Van-'
,..
but
Stukus
ho,-s
to!
M..,
11
.
So
it
continued
until
October
5.
Around
mid-afternoon
a
fish
the
fii.aU:
Jim
Flaten,
imnufr's
enlrv
in
I
he
Western
i,.
f...
a....,-.,,-,.,
....
''.'.
'
.
.
.
ITS
HI
....
.....
,
n
la.teit
nours
,
i
.imes
.
:
Interprovinrial
Football
Union.
p.)r,-4
u,ls
year
to
help
coach
(
Nowadays,
aside
from
worlJ
Stukus
knows
he
has
carved
junior
and
intermediate
teams.
I
tournament.
London
league
,
himself
a
man-sized
job
In
mold-,
-
took
the
lure
right
at
my
feet,
Davis.
Rupe
Holkestad.
Ray
and
immediately
he
broke
wat-
Spring.
Don
and
Sid
Scherk.
r.
tots
of
water,
and
several
Mickey
Webster,
Art
Olson,
Ted
gallons
drenched
me.
Then
be-
Arney
and
Ron
Webber.
tHt
Ifllirirm
1953
HILLMAN
7rud
gun
the
twisting,
writhing,
bull-j
,
strong
defeneeman
and
h(s
h(.
expIa,nwl
,
i,
.iftUy.
and
all
the
slash-,
bi.l
would
have
,
dogging,
many
enable
centre
..S(ire
,
k)OW
u
jj
be
tmu,h,
bu!
PLAY
ing
iricits
oi
uie
liesinun
s.ctr-
j)Kea
10
see
on
ms
imeuij
i
uirn
head.
Away
went
300.
400
feet;
Carlson,
whose
injured
right
i
you
just
wan,
we
11
have
the
best
;
football
club
in
Canada.
"Well
find
players
If
we
have
of
line,
then
he
came
back
only
hand
prevents
active
participa-to
repeat
the
whole
performance
tion
in
the
plavofts.
Canada's
most
exciting
new
tc
Ltt
us
thow
you
th
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oil
Canada
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GREER
&
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Builders
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O.
Box
721
time
and
again.
Meanwhile,
the
third
inter
Although
Betty
and
I
fish
only
ptayoff
game
scheduled
for
five
paces
apart
that
is
all
the
tonight
will
either
brinst
the
pace
we
have
on
the
rock
ledge
championship
to
North
Stars
or.
it
is
our
rule
to
reel
up
when
if
they
lose
to
Fraser
&
Payne.
Juniors
Race
For
Derby
Awards
McBride
Street
Phone
Bloc
the
other
has
a
fish
on,
to
lake
tie
up
the
series
2-1.
note
ot
the
time,
never
to
offer,
stars
broke
the
1-1
tie
Sutnr-advice,
and
never
to
gatf
the
day
night
by
edging
the
cloth-others
fiih.
So
the
fight
was
all
iers
43-42
in
a
closely-fought
mine,
and
again
I
had
visions
of
contest.
landing
a
record
steelhead.
Both
teams
in
made
up
of
At
the
30-minute
mark
I
was
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Race
for
the
biggest
fish
in
the
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
open
salt
water
derbv
is
getting'.
in
control,
and
knew
that
thU
student
and
present
a
fajtjmore
competitive
each
dav
jn
fellow
wis
not
the
size
of
the
brand
of
ball.
Stars
are
coached
the
Junior
division
with
10
lush
fish
of
a
few
days
ago.
fur
by
by
Jack
Evans.
F-Ps
by
Don
entered
headed
bv
a
10-pound,
i
now
there
was
only
about
75
feet
Hartwig.
Both
conches
are
high
4-ourlce
grey
cod
i
of
line
between
us.
Slowly
the
'
sc
hool
teachers.
The
top
entry
by
Billy
Wa-mough
is
followed
by
another'
one
of
his
weighing
10
pounds
even.
Third
spot
is
a
tie
between
J
1
Johnny
Clausen
and
Gordon
j
1
Rlnt
arh
hsvlnn
etpl,pd
111
line
was
shortened,
and
then
I
had
him
at
my
feet.
I
reached
for
the
gaff,
but
he
took
one
look
ano
went
away
from
there.
Ail
that
work
to
do
over
again,
and
work
I
surely
did.
Emile
Francis
On
First
All-Star
Team
At
42
minutes
he
wa.s
quite
KAMLOOPS
VERSUS
PRINCE
RUPERT
a
9-pound,
14-ounce
cod.
In
i
fourth
place
is
Lynn
Guibraith,
'
with
an
8-pound.
8-ouncc
entry.
;
Tlie
derby
closes
April
25.
after
which
prizes
will
be
award-
docile,
so
I
took
him
out
and
we
left
for
home.
Stopped
at
the
.store
and
on
the
scales
he
showed
23
pounds
10
ounces
bled
;
ill!
vsm
m
Any
t'..i.r,e
un
mii.-!n-.
to
tuf
sfirne
:'::ii':Y'
1
I
J'!vj
K-rT
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T
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ril
'1'ialdy
at
the
n(-n
i,f
oti-m.
;
1
i
.
ifw
ip"
.
i
You
II
fir,.
ih;,t
"h.-.r..n
Sj,r.Tii.
vuu
H:K-n:.-"i.
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1
6
A
mpm
frLJl.
'h&M
ffjggsag.
l
iasfiifr(v'i,twi
-'
u.,
vxIA1-
out:
39
inches
length;
21
inches!
ulii
r
tomonion
ana
girth
a
clean
fresh-run
fish
;
baskatoon
eacn
lanoeo.
iwo
piay-
with
the
faintest
blush
of
crim-ie''
on
tr.e
western
hoc
Key
son
on
the
cheeks.
This
ended
',
League
all-star
team
and
Van-
the
fishing
for
nine
days,
as
we
couver
and
Calgary
the
otner
ed
for
the
fir.st
three
heaviest
fish
Weighing
in
station
Is
at
John
Clausen
&
Son.
Cow
B;y
Entry
forms
are
available
there,
too.
In
the
adult
division,
ifor
entrants
16
and
ovor,
a
7-pound
cod
leads
the
field
Meanwhile,
a
12-pound,
9-ounje
entry
by
Joe
Latoskl
Is
the
only
competitor
so
far
in
the
Rod
ti
Gun
Club
steelhead
were
to
hunt
with
a
doctor
and
positions,
league
preuaem
ai
hi,
wife
from
Oregon.
Leader
announced.
So
it
was
boom
and
saddle,!
Vancouver
s
winner
was
goalie
rifles
and
the
mountains,
and
tmiie
irancis.
wno
arew
no
oi
we
brought
in
two
good
moo.se;
possible
lu
points
in
me
and
a
fully
grown
brown
bear,
I
voting
to
icao.
me
an-.siar
no
ne
was
loiiowea
Dy
vie
the
latter
believed
to
he
the
onlv
triWes
derby
which
opened
last
Friday.
one
of
hi-s
color
ever
killed
in
'
Stasiuk.
Edmonton
right
wing,The
derby
extends
to
May
3
this
vicinity..
itn
Uii-
.
On
October
15th.
back
at
the
I
tac"
rnember
01
the
nrst
canyon,
Betty
was
ready
before
jsQuad
receives
$108
from
the
I,
and
on
her
first
cast
into
the
"'ague,
n
stto.iu
wiuau.
t-unsisi-
well-re.sted
water
she
hooked
the
lnK
01
lw0
Payers
eacn
irom
roushest-actlns
steelhead
I
haveiv"'tf,ria
and
Saskatoon
and
one
"
have
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
ever
known
Ho
tnnlr
Ihp
li.re
tm
acn
from
tomonton
aUO.
NCW
Thursday,
Friday
soon
as
the
retrieve
commenced,
!
Westminster,
also
was
named,
j
100
feet
out,
ana
Immediately
1
nese
Payers
get
3
eacn
irom
;the
league.
i
(Continued
on
page
5i
Flrst
Team-Goal.
Emile
Fran-1
Che-ron
Supreme
utwler
anv
.Ir.vin
o.n-
iJsjiHiiri
.V't
'
V-Ji"
'.w
I
V
.
-
JF
,-j,
"
,
riitmns.
Ttai
l.y
m
.-.r,.
mi.re
lima
tid:::!!::::'!
.
V
Xv
Columbia
mol'Sikb.
are
sil.-l..i.
to
Chevron
:tEiif3;::l!2t:-3
?
-i
V'Jr
't
'.
'
cis,.
Vancouver;
defence.
Art1
8:30
p.m.
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT,
8:30
p.m.
FR.ASKR
&
PAYNK
vs
NORTH
STAR
Civic
Centre
Gymnasium
;
Michaluk,
Calgary,
Jack
Evans,
Saskatoon;
centre,
Dutch
Rcibel,
Edmonton;
left
wing,
George
Senick,
Saskatoon:
right
wing,
Vic
Stasiuk,
Edmonton.
Second
Team
Goal.
Glen
Hall,
Edmonton;
defence,
Bob
Berger-
I
on.
New
Westminster,
Ivan
Irwin,
ViptnriU'
ppnlr
AIav
lfolnta
'saskatoon;
left
wing,
Colin
Kll-
AN
burn,
Victoria;
right
wing,
Jack
:
j
A"
;
j
''
McLeod,
Saskatoon.
i
ii
i
.
-
s
tin
ineo-n
riu'hio.
m-l
the
lift
of
u
-m.K.lh
runninff
m..tor
power.!
ith
Chevron
Supreme.
Convm.e
your'lf
liy
mukii.,"
your
own
milent'p
le-t
with
Chevron
Supreme
.a-
BtMHAMV
J
v.asnnne.
1
SCRAMBLED
I
EGG
SANDWICH
Don't
Forget
The
Preliminaries
nnt
mis
nzrnuntx
imth
all
k
hmh
niAm4ntA
nnslltit.
Remember
When
Lester
Patrick,
manager
of
New
York
Rangers
and
then
44
years
old,
replaced
the
injured
Lome
Chabot
in
goal
in
the
second
period
of
their
Stanley
s.
WITH
A
J
va
ihw
JMIWIIIIV
Willi
UII
V
lllijll
iWl
IUIIIImIIWV
mi--
i
IT
S
THE
TOTAL
OF
ALL
EICHT
THAT
MAKES
CHEVRON
SUPREME
Cup
game
against
Maroons
at
;
Montreal
25
years
ago
tonight.
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