Prince
Ruirt
bmy
fj
M,.iwlu
u
.
....
'
'"-
9
Out-of-Town
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Eager
ToKpoyer
R0yol
.
,
CALOAHY
(CP)
-Prepayment
I
LONDON
o.M
of
city
taxes
so
far
this
year!
and
Princca"'
bus
surpassed
all
previous
rec-
j
children
of
,
orris
With
a
total
of
$2.037.000
1
Were
..-
..
t
Rinks
Entered
In
Bonspiel
Uy
(IAYLK
TALIJOT
SAN
FRANCISCO
(AI)
An
argument,
is
fes-
ATTACKS
PART
OF
PLAN,
SAYS
WEST
BERLIN
MAYOR
NEW
YORK
(APi
Mayor
Ernst
Reuter
of
West
Berlin
sayr.
Red
attacks
on
British
and
American
planes
in
Europe
are
not
the
work
of
individual
airmen,
but
are
part
of
a
plan.
He
added,
however,
that
he
did
not
think
the
Russian
plan
means
wai.
Router
arrived
here
for
a
two-week
speaking
tour
for
the
International
Rescue
Committee's
campaign
to
help
refugee?
in
West
Germany.
tucked
into
the
civic
treasury
I)
les.in
hu
,
,
New
i
,
tering
between
Leo
Durocher,
who
manages
'V;:j
by
March
12.
The
total
advance
payment
in
1052
was
$2,017,000
It
A.
h-y.'l
The
second
annual
Prime
Ru-
ni'L-
fli'inf-;
unit
Alvin
Mark
hi
in
f
nuir
Mini
foum!
Dert
curling
bonspiel
opened
captain,
which
could
lead
to
something
really
spec
Saturday
with
35
rinks
entered,
including
nine
visiting
rinks:
three
from
Prince
Oeorge;
five
Totfoy
to
Wedncidoy
Evenings
7
.
tacular.
h
:
'
'
'TVS
9:
EVER
SEE
A
DRriu
from
Smithers
and
one
from
I
.....
"'"WNBl.
Terrace
trie
Giants.
This
is
no
foolimj.
!
Durocher.
working
on
a
one-year
contract,
wants
Dark
to
shift
from
fhortstop
to
second
;
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
vv.ll,
ihty
bdl
fiSM
..
ft
Unless
it
is
straightened
out
soon,
you
could
wake
up
some
morning
to
learn
that
Dark,
who
recently
signed
a
two-year
contract
for
more
than
$30,000
a
season
after
a
stubborn
holdout,
no
longer
is
a
member
of
X
Y
base
so
Darvl
Snencer.
a
Rreit
fieldinn
rookie
from
Minneapolis,
can
be
installed
at
short.
5
v
Durorher
said
all
winter
that
I
FOR
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
WEAR
We
Know
Where
To
Go
Former
clothing
store
owner
here.
Dave
Abel
is
en
route
to
California
to
seek
a
spot
with
thcSt
Louis
Brown's
farm
club.
The
club
is
training
at
V'kiah,
California.
was
his
master
plan.
Dark
nt
least
had
implied
that
he
would
(to
along
with
It.
But
up
to
this
point
in
the
exhibition
schedule,
he
has
shown
no
sign
of
co-operating
with
Leo.
The
blowoff
came
here.
Dur
Visiting
rinks
are,
Prince
George
Scmltt,
Rustarl.
and
Carmlchael.
Smithers
Adomcit,
Carey.
LVLage.
Hcggie
and
Glass:
Terrace
MfConnell.
Pluy
for
the
six
trophies
offered
this
year
and
numerous
valuable
prizes
got
underwav
after
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
officially
opened
the
spiel
at
1
p
m.
by
sending
the
first
rock
down
the
ice.
With
plav
proceeding
practically
around
the
clock,
four
of
the
trophies
had
been
challenged
by
7
am
today,
with
th;"
Grand
Challenge
and
Superior
Auto,
primary
and
secondary
events,
leading
the
playilowns
Following
are
the
ret.ulU
up
Ned
Garver
Fighting
For
Regular
Spot
ON
THE
ALLEYS
1
It's
Wallace's
of
Course.
ocher,
who
had
been
away
two
days
with
the
Giants'
second
j
team,
was
told
that
Dark,
in
n
i
losing
game
against
Cleveland
j
Indians,
continued
to
wave
at
1
(round
balls
and
had
shown
no
i
Five-Pinners
Extra
"Woo
Woo
Itillir"
Featurette
"Hill
HartlyV
TOTE.
(
arliHin
interest
in
cutting
off
throw:
A
l
AMoisi-IMCRsTHii,)
LAKELAND.
Fia.
APiNedi
Garver
a
20-gamc
winner
and
'
all-star
startor
in
l'Jil,
finds
himself
fighting
for
a
regular;
starting
job
with
the
last-place
.i
Detroit
Tigers.
i
Arm
trouole
sidelined
the
27-;
year-old
righthander
last
sum-
;Set
New
Marks
to
7
a
jit.
today:
from
the
outfield
"Verv
Interesting."
Leo
com
mentcd
acidly.
"Maybe
a
little
fine
here
and
there
Is
what
this
When
a
manV
on
the
vere
of
that
'!
knoun
urge
.
.
.
that's
.
.
,
During
Week
mer
after
St.
Louis
traded
him
ball
club
needs.'
KA'i
CitD
A.'
(Irani!
l'hallrni;e
-Warn-n
5.
CaruiHhacl
11,
M't'oiimll
I.
Ford
15;
Heugie
11,
Kyoifson
l.
Glass
12.
B-ig
5
.Superior
Auto
Rustad
11,
Colllnson
9,
DeLage
8.
Uairie
&.
Mitchell
14
Scott
5:
Johnson
J.
Carry
11;
Matthew
8
M'Conm
l!
15;
Moore
14.
Bern
4.
Ailonult
8.
Kcllough
12;
fielx-r
5.
Car-inlchael
14
SUN
DA
f
THE
HAPPY
TIME
STARRING
CHARLES
BOYER
-
LOUIS
J0URDAN
It
starts
the
day
a
boy
discovers
tiit
world
u
u
$
beuutlful
things
Ail
Woiiifn1
to
Detroit.
He
reports
no
trace
of
the
miseries
this
spring,
but
he's
taking
it
easy
in
the
exhibitions.
"A
bad
arm
is
much
worse
than
pitching
and
getting
beat,"
he
said.
"Pitching
is
more
fun
than
sitting
on
the
bench.
I
had
enough
sitting
iast
year
to
last
me
a
lifetime."
Three
new
marks
were
sei
in
"B"
Division
of
the
mixed
flve-pin
bowling
league
last
week
as
the
race
for
playoff
spots
continue.
Ill-Jackets
.-ct
a
new
single
game
record
of
1.325;
Jersey
Farms
rolled
high
three
of
3.592
and
Dot
Marshall
found
the
mark
Grand
hillriur
Row
ttli
-
TODAY
to
WEDNES;
am
10.
ii:inii.iio
i:
nnu-r
o.
Carey
4;
Waldbauer
J,
tollman!
I'lui
4
AKTIMIN
.
NEWS
"WINTER
WEEKEND"
Shows
7:-9:1
3
CAPITO
11;
Scott
8
Wlllson
4.
t:ar-
mlchael
9.
HoHlston
8.
Ktewart
.
FAMOl
SCUVtRSIBl
10.
Matthew
8;
Ford
7.
hrggie
Leo
was
reminded
that
Dark
is
his
team
captain,
and
was
asked
if
he
would
fine
such
a
personality.
"You
can
bet
I'll"
fine
him
if
I
think
he
isn't
giving
me
all
he's
got."
Durocher
said.
"He
isn't
any
different
from
anybody
rise
on
this
ball
club.
The
reason
I
appointed
him
team
captain
was
to
give
him
a
little
added
incentive.
Leo
didn't
win
with
Dark
at
shortstop
and
Davey
Williams
at
second
last
year.
He
thinks
he
can
win
if
Dark,
an
established
.300
hitter
but
no
fielder
of
especial
note,
will
permit
Spencer
to
exhibit
his
talents
in
the
big
job
at
short.
Dark,
however,
played
second
a
few
games,
then
announced
"I'm
no
Eddie
Stankey."
and
asked
Durocher
to
put
him
back
in
his
former
spot.
Stanky,
now
managing
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
was
Darks
double
play
partner
on
two
pennant-winning
clubs,
Boston
Braves
in
.48
and
the
Giants
in
,51.
8:
Colllnson
9.
Gla-s
8,
Siuer
10
4
for
a
new
high
single
of
313
in
her
three-game
total
of
773
Rusty
Ford
was
high
man
in
the
section
with
a
three-game
total
of
679
and
George
Morgan
scored
high
single
game
of
288.
In
"A"
Division.
Bertha
Dunbar
crashed
the
pins
for
a
high
single
of
328
and
also
had
high
three
of
714
Dyke
McMillan
also
set
a
hot
clip
with
a
2H5-single
in
his
three-game
strlnR
HOLLYWOOD,
Cailf
AP'
Ferris
Fain,
the
Chicago
White
Sox'
new
first
baseman,
is
proving
one
of
the
grapefruit
leagues
best
batting
stars
thLs
spring.
The
stocky
Fain,
who
won
the
American
League
batting
title
the
last
two
years,
nas
siamm.d
15
hits
in
28
times
up
for
a
lusty
53
average.
Rustad
4
Superior
Aulo
Heggle
11.
FLY
ELLIS
AIR
LINOS
EASTER
SCHEDULE
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
.
CALL
KETCHIKAN
At
our
office
SEATTLE
opposite
the
WHITEHORSE
Post
Office,
and
Phone
266
Other
Alaska
Points
Eve.
Black
977
See
Your
Local
Truvl
Aist'lit
Robertson
4:
Bat'-man
7.
.Scmltt
8:
Mitchell
5.
Kustad
9:
Carey
5.
MiNelce
8,
Kellough
8.
Kctnltt
7:
Laurie
5.
Carmlchael
12.
Glass
4.
Holiiston
10
.
North
Mar
HlgtiMhool
ri
FIBREGLASS
BOATS
And
SKE
UNSINKABLE
UNBREAKABLE
ALSO
Fibreglosi
Gas
Tanks;
"V"
Rolkn,
other
Morine
Products
AVAILABLE
NOW
AT
THE
SPORTS
SHO
Waldbauer
7,
Stewart
6.
Wilson
of
807.
Pushovers
had
high
game
of
1
301
and
Headpinners
had
high
three
of
3
547.
Results:
"A"
Division:
Headpinners
i,
99
Taxi
0:
Cook's
Jewellers
4.
Pen
HAVANA
(AP)
-Ralph
Kiner
finally
has
arrived
at
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
training
camp
after
a
long-distance
argument
wit!'"
general
manager
Branch
Rickey
and
is
ready
to
take
aim
on
another
home
run
title.
Kiner
arrived
Thursday
night
from
hU
Palm
Springs,
Calif..
12;
Johnson
4.
Dcl-age
15
Applrwhalte
Warren
12.
Eyolfson
8
MONDAY
(iranil
(
hallrnse-
Rowlxitham
18.
Scott
5.
Sunerlor
Auto
Mi'Connell
15.
guin
Hobby
0,
Fashion
Fojtwear
3rd
Ave.
W.
4.
Miller
Bay
0;
Pushovers
3,
Orphans
1:
Canada
Life
3.
Ocean
View
Hotel
I;
Shentons3.
Broad
Wakely
7;
North
Star
Matthew
9.
B'-rj
A
I
way
Cafe
1
10
"B"
Division:
Northern
Ola
4.
ATTEi
Hill's
Shoes
0,
Jersey
Farms
3
home.
He
was
expected
to
si;jn
his.
new
contract
over
the
week-'
Send,
calling
for
a
reported
20-j
:
per-cent
reduction
of
his
$!0,000j
salary
i.
l'Jo2
!
Th?
Pirate
shiagr
will
attempt)
to
boost
his
batting
average
j
:
above
the
.244
he
hit
during
the
j
;
!!)52
season.
However,
Kiner
hit
j
Harold's
1:
Conrad
Street
School
3.
Booth
1
;
Jerry's
3.
Acme
Cloth
,
X
..mot
j
J
j
I
lers
1;
Hi-Jackers
3,
Thorn
Sheet
South
Burnaby
Down
Conna
ught
Metal
1;
Bulger
s
2.
Dajly
News
I
Standings:
"A"
Division:
Headpinners
42
37
home
runs
last
year
to
tie
Hank
Kauer
of
Chicago
for
the
National
League
title.
.
Pushovers
40.
Fashion
Footwear
'
35.
Cook's
Jewellers
34,
Sher.ton's
'
1
f
For
Cage
Crown
VANCOUVER
Ol
Burnaby
j
South
HiEh
School
ended
Duke!
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
M'
!
33.
Broadway
Cafe
30.
9
Taxi
30
Canada
Life
30.
Orphans
25.
MIXED
FIVE-PIN
BOWLERS
A!l
those
interested
in
joining
the
spring
league
please
leave
your
names
at
the
bowling
alley
or
Phone
Red
709.
Penguin
;of
connaught
s
three-year
doni-'i
Ocean
View
Hotel
23;
;
Hobby
20,
Miller
Bay
17.
Commission
Bars
Seattle
Inatlon
of
British
Columbia
High
Schwjl
Basketball
by
thumptn
the
Dukes
53-51
Saturday
nlgl!".
In
a
thrill-packed
final
West
Vancouver
captured
runner-up
award
by
beating
Trapp
Tech
38-30
FINER
FOOTWEA
"fl"
Division:
Jerry's
42.
Northern
Glass
34.
Jersey
Farms
33.
;
Harold
s
33.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1
32.
Hills
Shoes
32.
Buyer's
29,
;Acme
Clothiers
27.
Conrad
27.
Booth
23.
Dally
News
23.
Hijackers
23.
1
1
Fight
Manager
2
WHEN
RACING
OPENS
in
Canada
next
month,
Pat
Rem-illard,
one-time
cowboy,
will
begin
his
25th
season
as
a
jockey.
Born
in
South
Dakota.
Pat
came
to
Canada
20
years
ago
after
riding
on
racing's
big
time
circuit
from
Florida
to
New
York.
He
has
been
one
of
Canada's
top
Jockeys
ever
since
and
has
bei
n
recommended
to
head
a
school
for
young
Jockeys
suggested
by
the
Ontario
racing
commission.
WE
CHOOSE
WHITE
HORSE'!
HOCKEY
SCORES
1
SAIt'RDAY
I
MIL
1
Boston
2.
Montreal
1.
i
New
York
0.
Toronto
5
I
Detroit
3.
Chicago
4.
I
Mill.
Seattle
3.
Taeoma
0
i
Vancouver
2.
New
WestiniusK
r
Art
Olson
High
Man
In
10-pin
Loop
I
VANCOUVER
t
The
Vancou-I
ver
Athletic
Commission
has
bar-:
red
Seattle
fight
manager
Bob
j
Warlt
from
0jeratmg
In
Britah
Colum''"i;i.
It
also
recommended
to
boxing
commissi
ons
in
Washington
'
State,
Oregon
and
California,
I
Wark's
indefinite
suspension.
Like
the
Vancouver
commission,
these
organizations
are
affiliated
I
with
the
National
Boxing
Asso-;
elation.
The
commission
retained
the
purse
of
Larry
Watson.
Portland,
!
Ore.,
heavyweight,
brought
here
by
Wark
for
a
fight
card
March
!
12.
Watson
quit
in
the
scml-;
final
against
Jim
Byrnes
of
Port-
nrnrAMAlle
1
Calgary
2,
Edmonton
Willi.
Trail
0.
SKikane
3
wins
hcst-of-five
final
Such
SERVICE
West
Berlin
S;Kikalie
3-11,
Mellow
Smooth
i
Art
Olson
of
Spares
rolled
high
single
in
the
men
s
division
of
the
mixed
ten-pin
league
i
Sunday,
counting
210,
while
Harold
Muncey
of
Delnors
rolled
:
high
three
adding
games
of
168.
i
l!9
and
108.
for
a
583
count
For
the
ladies.
Bev
Matson
of
;
Northern
Distributors
took
all
;
honors
with
a
high
single
of
184
and
adding
games
of
155
and
Severs
Sport
and
"Rich
Scotch
i
Pen
final.
J
OSIII.
Kamloops
3.
Pcntii
lon
5
tlrton
leads
best-of-seven
3-2,
one
game
tied"
SUNDAY
Will.
Victoria
7.
Seattle
8
Relations
Fashion
Footweaf
!
land,
also
handled
by
Wark.
i
j
Purse
of
Ijnnle
Malone,
Call-
fornia
lifrht
heavyweight,
also
.
jheld
up
after
his
poor
showing'
'
against
Kddie
Cotton
of
Seattle
in
the
main
event,
will
be
paid
i
in
full.
The
Commission
said
it
j
j
felt
Malone
had
been
badly
hurt
j
I
by
a
punch
by
Cotton.
Vancouver
promoter
F.arle
Ka-i
ienl
was
completely
exonerated
i
by
the
commission.
BERLIN
lAPiThe
West
Ilcrliii
j
172
for
a
high
three
of
511.
Sxjrts
Association
announced
it
j
Team
high
scores
were
rolled
is
severing
sports
relations
with
(
by
Spares,
counting
8t2
and
Communist-ruled
East
Germany
2338.
and
East
Berlin
because
of
the
I
Result:
Chumps
2,
MCs
2;
detention
of
a
West
Berlin
soccer
i
Art
Murrays
3,
Delnor
1
;
Spares
player
In
the
Russian
zone.
13.
Northern
Dlst.
1.
l
he
holding
of
George
Wagner
j
Standings
Chumps
33.
Spares
since
Jan.
31
and
the
seizure
of
33,
Art
Murrays
28,
Delnor
25,
all
sports
boats
owned
by
West
N,
Dist.
21.
MCs
15.
Young
Musicians
REUINA
CPI
A
Ixiys'
band
of
j
50
memlHT.H
being
otttaniw
ii
,
here
by
the
city
inillce
force
will!
have
a
Rood
tutor.
BanclmnsUr
.
Is
St.
C.
C.
Bryson.
hunrlmaster
i
for
the
RCMP
hand
here.
Rc:
ESTATE
OLOF
HANSOM,
Decco
pnfr
will
be
received
for
each
of
tbt
fH"'n
Hid.-
aJ
M.J
Really
1
1,
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or
less)
of
Srcliun
IS'
.
.
nil
R"M
Great
Whisky!
f
All
within
I-and
Settlement
area
very
attractive
piece
of
property.
ai"
main
lm'
Course,
and
the
Canadian
National
It.
USED
CARS
For
Sale
Bcrllners
In
the
Hast
sector
"are
proof
that
undisturbed
sports
relations
in
which
the
personal
liberty
of
the
sportsmen
is
respected
cannot
be
maintained
at
present
with
the
Soviet
zone
and
Ea-st
Btfiln,"
the
announcement
said.
Warner
was
arrested
while
travelliiiR
through
the
Russian
soccer
team.
The
Communists
zone
to
West
Germany
with
his
ASPHALT
ROOFING
And
SIDING
rr.S.E.t
,
Sri
lion
15,
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inc
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column
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making
It
sulUble
for
camping
site.
2
1'ir.l
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1
l:ir,0
Austin
1
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Coach
1!I5
Sluilebaker
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1l!l4fl
iudebaker
Sedan
11
ills
Dodge
Sedan
I'Oll
THE
MAN
Consult
Your
Local
Contractor
For
Estimates
Ask
For
ri.N.E.
of
Section
10,
Tp.
I.V
nr
...
acres
exeeptinf
thereout
Part
ubdiv'
This
has
some
shoreline
on
Lake
Katl'
Itlocks
1
to
11
and
17
to
25,
SI)
of
lrl
'
'
10.
Tp.
IA,
IUne
5.
Map
1471.
Sonic
froii
Kathleen.
said
WaRiier
moved
from
the
j
Russian
zone
to
West
Berlin
two
!
years
ago
without
Riving
notice
to
his
home-town
police.
Remember
When
!
Boston
Bruins
won
their
first
NHL
championship
24
years
as-o
tonight
by
winning
their
third
straight
league
playoff
game
over
Montreal
Maroons,
3-2.
Bruin
had
taken
the
first
two
games
by
Identical
1-0
scores.
The
Bruins,
then
coached
by
Cy
Dennenay,
went
on
to
defeat
New
York
Rangers
two
8traiht
In
the
Stanley
Cup
final.
.
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WHO
REIU
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'
CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION
1
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Plymouth
1
1!37
Plymouth
Both
in
Very
Good
Shape
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
W.
Pbone
Green
217
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
N.W.
Section
13,
Tp.
IA,
llaiige
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,
cttr
tr
TERMS
CASH.
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highest
or
any
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mars
accepted.
Bids
to
be
sealed
an
LIMITED
be
m
April
Phone
909
P.O.
Box
721
ope:
"Bid
for
Real
Estate"
and
to
Brooksbank,
1350
Dallas
Road,
Victoria
B.C..
by
w
22
Content!
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puncei
'rhis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.