Kenora
Team
Readies
For
hio
to
Japan
F:ir,cr
Thur,
I
Kristmanson
Scores
Foul
Shot
in
Dvinq
Rupert
Daily
News
7
day,
February
25,
1954
KENORA.
Ont.
m
Kinn
mediate
champions.
'I
lit
club
Sa.sk.,
club
In
1930.
Thistles,
the
first
Canadian
was
awaru.-u
ine
trip
D.y
the
The
Jananwu.
Kir
..tin
ri.iK
utes
of
Game
to
Win
Trophy
For
Bo-Me-Hi
years,
needs
more
than
S9.00f
ciation
after
winning
the
title
im
fr.r
th
.,..
.
.
...
..
nn.
.
uai.i
Lilt;
No
Dodging
OSLO
(CP)
The
Norwegian
Supreme
Court
in
a
test
case
ha,;
rtiicd
that
youths
of
military
:
vice
aae
are
obliged
to
-''l
for
registered
draft
letters
aiui
niusi
reaort
for
service
as
at
-ii
as
po-isibte.
t-Z
in
games
over
Ponoka,
Alta..
1
shot
from
the
time
the
Thistles
Stampeders.
i
leave
Vancouver
until
thr-ir-
Prince
Kupert
11,
Ketehikan
10
v.
before
It
leaves
Vancouver
by
ship
March
I.
The
Thistles
will
be
on
an
expenses-paid
trip
from
the
time
they
land
at
Yokohama
March
Last
Canadian
team
to
tnur'tnm
to
the
British
Columbia
dropped
through
the
basket
to
give
Booth
a
41-40
lead
which
they
protected
until
the
final
Japan
was
a
.North
Battleford,
Dort
He-Hi
Rainmakers
have
regained
the
Frank
lo
until
thev
leave
for
hnmo
Ui
trophy.
'
.
,
,
,
I
....
.,mo
last
nitrht
l
u
before
a
Dackerl
frvm-
March
30.
fiiry
,
u,...;n(r
io"14'
Viannv
fans
who
sat
through
cinr
The
Thistles,
acting
as
Canada's
ambassadors
of
goodvill
for
the
eight-game
exhibition
series
against
JaDane.w
1)1
CIl-c""b
n
-
a
latest
and
most-cagerly
played
games
of
the
were
1953
western
Canada
Inter-
L
the
Civic
Lemre.
i,,rs'
Fred
Krlslman-I
the
winning
point
REM
EMBER
WHEN
By
The
Canadian
Press
Boston
Bruins
saw
t.hpir
un
squad
a
41-40
win
over
the
visiting
Ketchikan
High
School
Polar
Beam.
Itlwn
18
seconas
ic.j
defeated
record
ended
at
23
Rupert
oasseiiw"
games
when
Rangers
blanked
whistle.
Hearts
of
the
Rupert
fans
sank
as
Gilbert
missed
the
basket
by
a
fraction
Just
before
the
game
ended.
The
crowd
surged
onto
the
floor
to
congratulate
the
winners,
after
which
Ray
Bassett,
coach
of
the
Ketchikan
teem,
presented
Kristmanson
with
the
Murkowsky
trophy.
Rod
Tait,
who
played
an
outstanding
two-way
game
for
Bo-Me-Hi,
was
the
star
of
the
evening
with
17
points.
The
game
started
off.
with
Kay-Hi
going
into
the
lead
on
two
foul
.shots
by
Vincent
and
Valentine.
Tait.
tied
the
count
and
put
Rupert
ahead
4-2,
then
added
four,
more
points
during
the
quarter
to
give-
Rainmakers
a
14-9
lead
at
the
breather.
In
the
secend
quarter,
Kay-Hi
changed
to
a
tight-zone
defence
foraing
the
Rainmakers
to
hm
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
them
2-0
at
New.
York
13
years
ago
tonight.
In
setting
the
existing
NHL
record
of
23
games
without
loss',
the
Bruins
won
15
and
tied
eight,
starting
with
a
victory
at
Detroit
the
r.rf.-ir.:,.
It
was
a
well-earned
victory
i
and
one
that
saw
the
score
see-
saw
back
and
forth
as
the
two
teams
set
a
terrific
pace.
Referees
Fred
Calderonl
and
Don
Hartwig
handled
the
game
exceptionally
well,
keeping
control
of
play
throughout
as
the
squads
played
at
lightning
speed.
Booth
coach
Jack
Evans
received
a
round
of
hand.sluikes
and
congratulations
for
piloting
his
team
to
victory
and
his
chore
was
made
all
the
more
difficult
in
the
fourth
quarter:
when
two
of
his
players
fouled
out
and
he
was
forced
to
reshuffle
his
line.
,
,
The
trophy,
held
by
Kay-Hi
since
1U50,
was
last
won
by
Booth
in
1040.
In
the
frmr-panip
series
last
year,
each
school
won
,
two
games.
In
this
year's
contest,
the
teams
split
in
Ketchikan
and
Bo-Me-Hi
won
Tuesday
night
s
game
here
43-32.
In
the
dying
minutes
of
the
game
last
niht.
with
the
score
tied
at
40-all.
Kristmanson
was
fouled
by
Ketchikan's
Bob
Vincent.
Kay-HI
immediately
called
for
time
out
Tension
was
high
and
as
time
end
was
called
for
a
hushed
silence
fell
over
the
crowd.
Kristmanson
missed
the
first
try,
but
his
second
attempt
WHHAJI
OUTLAWED
OFF
REGULAR
It
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1
December.
INN
ATI
i.ti
Hockey
will
be
played
no
more
on
the
rink
t
the
modernistic
Terrace
Plaza
Hotel
In
jii
Cincinnati.
64
oz
COTTLE
RICE
players
crashed
together
during
a
game
Tuesday
one's
stick
sailed
over
the
chest-high
protective
wall,
lit
floors
and
ucnted
a
police
cruiser.
Icincinnati
Outlaw
League
promptly
was
outlawed
by
'
if
management.
.
FOR
A
LIMITED
TIME
ONLY
i
shoot
from
outside
the
key,
I
where
they
could
make
only
j
two
out
of
16
shots.
Both
of
I
these
were
again
made
by
Tait.
j
John
Gilbert,
shooting
well
I
from
outside
the
key,
threw
in
two
long
shots
and
a
foul
to
1
bring
the
score
to
19-18
In
favor
i
of
the
Rainmakers
at
halftime.
ORTS
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r
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Six-Point
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troubles
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quiet
George
is
acquainted
Vic
'Raschi
with
some
of
the
Regular
users
or
iv.x
v.
ill
lc
quick
(o
appreciate
this
extra
spctiul
savin;;.
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those
trying
J.ivtx
for
die
first
time
w
ill
Ik
nodi
by
much
more!
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over
a
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that
saves
them
money
all
the
time.
Saves
jhem
hard
work
every
day
as
well!
And
Javex
disinfects
as
il
cleani!
There
is
no
gentler
l.le.ah
ilua
Javcx.
None
more
thorough.
As
the
third
quarter
Rot
un-to
go
when
Helin
counted
to
make
the
score
39-38.
lcasant
aspects
of
a
holdout's
life.
spending
another
j
f
ummer
at
the
local
With
only
54
seconds
left,
Gilbert
put
Kay-Hi
Into
a
40-39
lead
scoring
a
set
shot
from
the
end
of
the
key.
Gary
Morrison
tied
it
up
when
1
ho
made
good
a
free
shot
after
he
was
fouled
by
Jim
Auger.
because
he
has
been
a
thorn
in
derway,
Kay-Hi
jumped
into
a
six-point
lead
with
baskets
by
Dixon
Tucker,
with
five
points,
and
Jim
Auger
with
two.
Kristmanson
again
evened
the
count
with
three
good
hook
shots,
and
the
two
teams
battled
for
the
rest
of
the
quarter
scoring
13
points
apiece,
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the
!
Near
bediam
broke
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his
third
left
Rainmakers
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se(.ond
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I
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Auger
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rum.
.
i
ame
the
scapegoat.
MEAN-I.OOKIN'G
PITCHER
1
with
17
points.
Other
scorers
!
for
Rupert
were
Kristmanson
with
a
long
shot-to
make
the
count
34-33.
Vincent
put
Kay-Hi
ahead
ne
ras
ine
mosii
uaseni
nas
long
been
one
of
ftith
nine.
Ciccone
with
seven:
of
the
club's
high-tour
favorite
pitchers.
Out
there
:rans.
and,
second,
facing
,
a
batter
he
looks
as
shot
from
the
ecu
111
r.
but
again
1
Art
Helm
and
Morrison,
one
Ciccone
scored
one
of
his
long
mean
as
Burleigh
'Grimes
used
to,
as
f
he
would
as
soon
toss
ones
to
regain
the
one-point!
margin
for
Booth.-
,
,
.
1
Jn
a
Preliminary
exhibition
..
..
'
'
:
Igitme.
-MfV.tr
Bay
defeated
Ncl-
,At
h,e
JT
"n"U!"
Jm-on
Brothers
on
a
last-second
Vincent
tied
the
score
when
he
rf
K
cnl.
advantages
-
of
this
Com
I
,
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throat
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plete
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when
-fouled
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John
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sank
a
free
throw
afwr
he
wus
fouled
by
Dick
Nicker
son.
The
game
really
tightened
ct
that
point
for
Rainmakers
when
Nickcrson
and
Reynold
McKay
both
fouled
out
and
Clicone
was
forced
to
leave
the
floor
with
a
split
finger.
Coach
Evans
immediately
re
I
The
score
was
45-44.
I
The
game
was
close
and
hard-1
fought
throughout,
setting
the
tone
for
the
main
event.
I
For
Nci
n
Brothers,
John
-'
Newton
and
Steve
Yamanoto
led
I
scorers
with
11
points
each.
Ncl-
son
Morven
garnered
seven
'
'"-
jT
a.n.E
uvvit
viut-s,
n
llEll
I).
became
conviheed
ttt
was
not
Just
an
optical
illusion.
We
hope
he
does
vn?H
at
St.
Louis,
and.
have
a
strong
hunch
that
he
will.
If
he
should
turn
out
to
have
another
real
good
season
in
hi:s
35-year-old
frame,
the
Cardinals
will
have
picked
up
one
of
the
greatest
bargains
since
Chicago
Cubs
got
another
pitcher,
Hank
Borowy,
from
the
Yanks
In
a
strikingly
similar
manoeuvre
In
1945.
Vic
might
not
win
a
pennant,
as
Borowy
did,
but
he
won't
hold
the
Cards
back,
either.
shuffled
his
team
piaymg
Ian
noints.
Kavoshi
Matsuo.
five
and
Kristmanson
as
guards,
j
,,nd
Toru
Nakatsu,
with
two.
wilh
Ron
Black
and
Art
Helin,
For
MinL,r
Bay
Art
Sankey
on
the
forward
line.
j
od
with
15
points,
followed
by
Rainmakers
set
up
a
stalling
(
Jim
Stewart
with
14,
Bob
Gray,
offence,
which
paid
off
on
a
foul
nine,
Bob
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