Piince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
4,
1954
REMEMBER
WHEN
By
Ti.eVnni.dUm
Pre,,
l:'!"Hl
byn;1"8
Assault,
bred
anct
born
in
Tex-
-
'
n
Nine
Wins
Put
White
Sox
In
American
League
Lead
i
'-'-ma'
1
"V
.
.
I
,
t
U
us.
won
the
Kentucky
Derby
'
K
Alt"-nran
,
eight
year,
a8o
tojlayjyi
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Bv
BEN
PIILEGAR
game
series
In
New
York
today.
!
WAT
crrM
Associated
Preso
tiporu
Writer.
"ime
oox
nave
Chicaeo
Whit
Sox
are
makine
recovered
from
three
ouir
k
!
tDWAROC.
LITTLE
LEAGUE
PRACTICES
LAID
DOWN
BY
EXECUTIVE
Little
League
executive
today
issued
a
schedule
of
practices
which
will
be
followed,
weather
permitting.
All
practices
are
slated
for
7
o'clock
at
Algoma
Park.
Tonight
the
Super-Valu
entry
will
be
on
deck.
Tomorrow
the
North
Stars
practice.
The
Kinsmen
team
works
out
Friday,
May
7,
Llpsett's
Saturday,
May
8.
Monday
night
Super-Valu
practices
again,
and
so
on
in
rotation.
If
a
team
is
rained
out,
they
miss
that
practice,
the
executive
said.
Despite
rain
last
night,
a
work
bee
was
on
deck
at
Algoma
Park
raking
and
smoothing
the
diamond.
"
"
"
"
-r
Sudbury
Edges
Penticton
V's
To
Go
One
Up
In
Cup
Finals
V
T
I
every
effort
to
run
away
from
at
tlle
start
of
the
season
and
'
the
New
York
Yankees
in
the
'lave
w0
nine
of
their
last
12
American
League
pennant
race,
games.
They
lead
the
league
by;
'
and
for
a
change
they're
getting
one
game
over
the
surprising
some
help.
Detroit
Tigers
and
hold
a
four-
;
For
more
seasons
than
they
game
edge
over
the
Yankees.
!
mm
Go?
"MOTHER'S
DAY"-
Sunday
May
9
care
10
rememoer
me
rest
01
tne
hire's
WHY
managers
In
the
league
have
!
'
found
out
the
hard
way
that
no
I
J"i?nyI
Grotn-
a
-253
weakling
team
can
beat
the
Bronx
Bomb-!
'1,,n
st
Louls
Blwns
last
year,
'
ens
all
by
itself.
But
this
year
ls
leadlnB
the
Sox
with
a
.364
MOTHER
she
asks
so
little,
she
gives
so
much.
You'll
find
the
gift
of
her
choice
right
at
'
Wallace's,
of
course.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
mm
every
team
the
Yanks
have
-"
am,
wno
lol-
played
has
beaten
them
at
least
lowed
two
straight
batting
once
and
they've
played
every
I
Pio'lfhlPs
''th
a
miserable
.256
performance
last
season,
is
hit
i
team
in
the
league
except
more.
The
Orioles
open
a
three-
ting
.328
foilEht
to
keen
the
lend
nnrt
iv
Sudbury
Pit,!,.!,
nK
IT.
-
.
riuviUB,B.u
PENTICTON,
B.C.
v
(r
p,,.
,,
,
wuives
jiammerea
out
a
narrow
ZTr'Z,
victory
over
Penticton
V,
capito!
Also
"ROYAL
TOl
II
Of
NKW
ZEALAND"
Shows
ot
7
-
9:10
p.m
tories
bU.
'
1
Tf'l
1
without
being
"'JK
went
to
Penticton
who
traded
blow
for
blow
In
a
bid
to
haul
the
contest
out
of
the
fire.
Speck
put
SuoiMiry
ahead
In
the
first
period
on
a
goal
that
stood
up
until
the
third
period,
when
Tomiuk
stretched
the
mar
Consuesra
won
his
second
one
for
the
Allan
Cup
M0,lda.yI5Jne'!Fi,,e1.the
14-3
seore
I
The
AIlan
Cup
is
the
svmbo!
of
against
Philadelphia
Athletics
he
,
senior
amateur
hockey
suprem-gnve
up
only
twfl
hits
a
bunt!
pry
in
Canada
single
and
a
wind-blown
double
j
It
was
a
game
of
breaks.
A
-both
by
Forrest
Jacobs.
potentially
tying
Penticton
goal
St.
Louis
Cardinals
beat
New
1
was
disallowed
on
an
offside
call
York
Giants
8-2
Mondav
nlnht
in
and
nn
SnHhnr'
fi
m..i,-
WANTED.
W..J
Black
Hawks'
AI
Rollins
Most
Valuable
MONTREAL
!
Angular
Al
,
Rollins,
sensational
goaltehder
for
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
has
been
judged
the
National
Hock-
cy
League
player
most
valuable
i
to
his
team
last
season
.the
NHL
;
announced
today.
He
wins
the
Hart
Trophy
and
$1,000.
j
In
a
pool
of
hockey
writers
i
and
broadcasters
in
the
six
NHL
!
cities.
Rollins
got
the
nod
over
ANNUNCIATION
PARISH
MISSION
May
2
to
May
9
Children's
Mission:
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
2:30
p.m.
Morning
Masses
and
Instruction
7
a.m.
ancj
8
a.m.
Evening
Devotions
and
Sermon
7:30
p.m.
REV,
FATHER
GRIFFIN,
O.M.I.
of
Vancouver
will
conduct
the
mission.
the
only
other
activity
in
the
the
puck
.make-hipped
through
moiips
Tf
......
,
ij
....
....
rl
MARINE
ENGINE
MACHINE
Sfi
gin
to
2-0.
Fairburn's
one
third-period
effort
wasn't
enough
to
catch
up.
Penticton
flashed
the
goal
light
first,
early
in
the
first
period
when
Jack
Mc.'ntyre
picked
up
n
pats
from
across
two
lines
and
went
in
to
score.
It
was
disallowed.
Speck's
goal
rame
on
a
pass
from
Orval
Levellc
on
a
shot
i
from
Just
Inside
the
blue
line.
I
The
second
period,
with
Wolves
!
riding
on
a
1-0
edge,
was
tense
i
and
tempers
exploded
several
i
m"J",a'
"
iu
at
Mil-
a
iorest
or
players,
caromed
ofr
waukee
for
Brooklyn
to
play
the
a
leg
and
hopped
into
the
goal
last-place
Braves,
and
it
was
too
Lennie
Speck
and
Nick
Tom-wet
at
Washington
for
the
ink
scored
for
the
easterners
and
Senators
game
with
Cleveland.
Jim
Fairburn
tallied
for
Pen-The
other
clubs
weren't
sched-
ticton.
uled-
i
Tonight
both
teams
will
rest
oi
iuult,
oian
musiai,
musiai,
wno
wno:
:
irora
num
tne
me
Drulsing
oruising
they
they
to
took,
a
Two
young
marine
fngineers,
Nrctian
m
&
'
Twenty
years
marine-.liesel
aud
st,am
experience.
Shop
foreman
and
Chid
Engimn
or.
J
small
ships.
Want
to
buy
or
enter
partnership
shop
for
repair
of
fishing
boats.
Town
or
Coast
di
Please
give
Information
where
shop
is
located
to
Box
939,
Doily
News
ea
is.euy
oi
jjeirolt
nea
Wings.
I
"
He
won
80
Doints
comDared
to
74
i
siURRed
a
record
five
home
runs
I
bruising
which
resulted
1
In
17
j
for
Kelly.
Maurice
Richard
of
(
in.
Sunday's
'twin
bill
with
the
j
penalties,
before
taking
to
neu
times.
Pete
Horeck
picked
uj
Montreal
Montreal
Canadiens
Canadiens
was
was
third
third
-""'.
nei
a
nil.
tie
was
walked
four
times
and
fouled
'
game
Wednesday
conducts
by
hammering
his
stick
on
the
boards
In
protest
ugain.sl
a
call.
Muuno
Kauppi
served
it
out.
,
Tomiuk's
goal
was
the
swiftest
of
the
n!p,ht.
coming
only
55
seconds
from
the
third-period
face-off
on
an
Andy
Milne
pass.
Fair-burn's
goal
came
on
a
passing
play
with
Grant
and
Bill
Warwick.
McLellan
was
pulled
In
the
final
seconds,
but
V's
couldn't
score.
out
on
his
one
official
appear-
j
Eleven
of
the
penalties
went
'
"f6-
to
Sudbury,
who
scored
first
and
Mixed
League
Leaders
Unchanged
As
Footwear,
News
Score
Wins
Leaders
in
the
Mix-d
Five-pin
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
0:
Bob
Parker
bowling
league
remained
un-
'
4.
Hams
0
(Default)
;
Harold
s
3
changed
over
the
week,
and
both
'
High
Gold
1;
Chats
3
Esquire
Fashion
Footwear
of
A
league
Men's
Wear
1;
Mlxups
3
Hill's
and
the
Daily
News
of
B
league
'
Shoe
Store
1;
Ebv
and
Sons
3
managed
to
increase
their
toe-i
High
Oreen
0
(Default)
hold
on
first
place
by
one
point
i
STtMMVTS
each.
Only
two
more
sessions
!
A
nivui
'ir..u,'
.......
with
44
points.
A
remarkable
feature
of
the
Rollins
victory
was
the
fact
that
he
played
the
entire
season
for
a
last-place
club,
the
first
player
to
accomplish
such
a
feat
since
Tommy
(Cowboy)
Anderson
won
the
award
while
playing
defence
for
New
York
Americans
in
1941-42.
Rollins
is
the
first
goalkeeper
to
annex
the
cup
since
Chuck
Rayncr
took
honors
in
1949-50.
Detroit's
Gordie
Howe
has'
won
the
trophy
for
the
last
two
seasons.
Elwin
ira
nonius,
28,
was
born
at
Vanguard,
Sask.,
and
played
his
last
amateur
eame
with
F.H-
Prince
Rupert
lodge
A5J
I.
O.
O.
F
Next
Regular
Meeting
TONIGHT
SHOES
Canvas
shoes,
rubber
"spikes"
Official
Little
League
slides.
Boys'
sizes
2
to
5
54.45
Men's
sizes
6
to
9
4.95
Victoria
Trims
Tri-City
at
Home
nn.
lofl
in
r,lo,.
I...,
I
"
.i-t.nm,ii
ruuiwi'UI
In
A
League
Fashion
Footwea
monton
Fivers."
Allan
Cup
win
in
VALHALLA
HALL,
corner
8th
ond
9t)
52,
Shenton's
50,
Headpinners
48.
Fowlie
and
Ruttle
45,
Pushovers
45,
Shamrocks
43.
Whalen's
lucky
Six
41,
Hi-Jackers
41.
Canada
S
Life
38.
Orphans
29.
Windy
"8"
27.
Northern
Glass
25.
B
Division
Daily
News
82.
took
two
pi.ints
olf
Shamrocks
to
move
two
points
ahead
of
second
place
Shenton's.
In
third
place
are
Headpinners
who
took
two
points
off
Whalen's
Lucky
Six.
Ily
The
(.ui
ntllaii
rrrw,
Two
regularly
scheduled
game
and
an
exhibition
contest
were
on
tap
in
the
Western
International
Lea;;ue
last
nlsht.
Victoria
opened
at
home
1th
ners
in
1947-48.
He
won
the
Vezina
Trophy
in
his
first
season
as
a
professional
with
the
Stanley
Cup
winning
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
of
1950-51.
Meanwhile
in
New
York
All
members
please
attend.
J.
DAVIDSON,
Krrordiiif
Stcrtur?.
Harold
s
58.
Esquire
Men's
Wear
In
B
League,
the
Dailv
News
i
4D
Fhv
onH
a.
..,:.
ou'
a
7-5
win
over
Tn-Clty;
Wenat-
neorsre
(Red)
Sullivan
of
the
lee
Shul
ykma
2"-
anJ
:
Store
41,
Chats
38.
Thorn
Sheet
I
it
GEO.
HSLL&
SONS
LTD.
Third
Avenue
West
(Next
to
Commodore
Cafe)
took
four
points
off
off
Thom
Thom
Sheet
Sncel
Hershey
Bears,
who
set
a
scor-
T
?our
.foinls
int
record
of
11H
r,nit.
in
th.
Metal
and
increased
their
lead
Meiai
J3,
Mixups
35.
Bob
Parker
t
.
T
.
!
tne
paclflc
Coast
League
6-0
in
34.
High
Gold
34
Hich
Green
9R
Ham"
21.
i
the
exh'bltl""
at
Vancoti-
vr
r.
Toniht
Edmonton
will
bo
ut
ORGANIZATIONAL
,
Lewiston.
Salem
invades
Vaiv
!
season
Just
ended,
today
was
?v"
second
place
Harold's
to
I
announced
as
the
most
valuable
,
r
P,olnts'
Estll'''e
Men
s
Wear
I
player
In
the
American
Hockey
spl,t
,KSt
WPPk's
SFSsi"n
1
to
3
!
League
for
the
1953-54
campaign
:
wlfh
chats
and
tra"
nine
Pints
j
The
circuit's
sports
writers
and
bchlnd
in
thira
spot,
broadcasters
sent
him
to
the
top
'
1,1
A
I
euus'
Johnny
Coma-I
in
their
voting.
He
compiled
26
a
of
Headpinners
took
high
!
points
out
of
a
possible
30
,
sinBle
honors
with
340,
while
!
wMMmawwM..
1
Canada
Life's
A.
Smith
tooK
ill
A
i-r
a
mmm.
similar
honors
for
the
ladies
witii
Stamps
Meet
Quebec
Tonight
MEETING
?ouvcr
aitd
the
homeless
Calgary
i
Stampeders
move
to
Spokane
for
I
a
three-game
stand
.
LEGION
27
CREDIT
VNION
CALGARY
f
Quebec
Aces
I
engage
a
potent
battler
on
home
l
ice
when
thev
take
on
Calearv
TRAVEL
TOPICS
IVAJJK
LCAVjUC
;
Anes
Pk'rce
of
Fashion
LEADERS
IN
SPRING
A
YOUNG
MAN'S
FANCY
.
.
.
It
used
to
turn
to
love
and
poetry
but
in
this
day
and
age,
it
seems
to
be
love
and
a
lalopy.
Lover
boys
don't
seem
to
be
writing
poetry
any
more
and.
from
what
we
recall
of
bur
youth,
It
s
probably
just
as
well.
So
now
that
the
sap
is
beginning
to
flow,
most
of
the
young
swains
around
town
seem
to
have
their
eyes
on
some
dame,
or
some
jalopy
or
both.
In
either
case
we
wish
them
luck.
We
hope
they
all
get
both.
But
about
that
Jalopy
whether
you
want
some
old
boat
to
pole
around
in
or
one
of
the
sleek
newer
models,
we've
got
'cm.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
Wednesday,
May
5
ny
Tlir
Assoclatetl
Pirss
rooiwear
lonea
Bl8
Tor
high
three
and
.Jack
Sedgewick
of
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
won
men's
high
triple
with
700.
Headpinners
took
team
high
single
with
1397
and
Shenton's
team
hiyh
three
with
3623.
AfVi
WcSoveYou
riV&fl1
Time
ond
Dollars
Stampeders
here
tonight
in
th;
oijcnim;
game
of
a
bvst-of-nlnc
series
lo
decide
Canada's
minor
professional
hocKey
championship.
The
Stampeders
last
only
one
of
their
10
home-ice
playoii
games
in
eliminating
c"'ns
Victoria
victoria
Pet.
4H
.412
3:t
In
B
League.
Aikie
Hewitt
of
NATIONAL
I.Ml.TK
AB
R
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Jackson.
Chicago
.
64
15
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24
Snider.
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65
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75
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Home
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