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McMeckin,
Olscn
Top
Mixed
League
19o3
Tuesday,
November
17,
REMEMBER
VVH1N
The
four-year
reign
of
S!ap.sie
pointed
h,
k'"
Maxie
ttosenbloom
as
light-
rounds
at
heavyweight
champion
of
the
jateT
built
k
"
world
came
to
ah
end
19
years
wood
mo
u
!!
!Jrw"
ago
tonight
when
he
was
out-laurant
owner
t
Cage
Schedule
Changed
Around
Northern
Gift
.
Whalers
Lucky
Six
0.
HI
Oold
4.
Hums
0
Eby
ft
Bmi6
3.
HI
Own
I.
HUU
6ho
HUtrr
8.
Bob
Pnrker't
I
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.v
it.
Thom
Bheet
Mrtal
3.
Chnu
l
irmi
t
Men's
high
single
honors
"in
the
Thursday
night
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
went
to
Tomiiir
MeMeekin
of
Headpin-ners
In
Oroup
2
when
he
rolled
323
and
Art
Olsen
of
Shenton
s
Sheet
Metal
took
men's
high
three
with
770.
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Pushovers
took
both
single
and
high
three
with
scores
of
7
Corner
By
DICK
AYRES
tmerson,
Hopkins
Double
Winners
Belle
Emerson
and
Dan
Hopkins
both
captured
double
honors
in
the
Local
708
Bowling
club
Friday.
The
former
took
ladies'
hi'ih
single
and
hieh
three
with
scores
of
267
and
711,
and
Hopkins
rolled
300
and
73!)
Team
high
single
and
high
triple
went
to
Woodbutchers
with
scores
of
974
and
2702.
Results:
Gremlins
3,
Tiger
Cats
1;
i
Woodbutchers
3,
Powerhouse
1
Sparks
2.
Handicaps
2:
Hotsliots
3.
fihearpins
1;
Atoms
3,
Digest-trs
1;
Maniacs
4.
Boomcats
0
r
BASKETBALL
S:4S-lnter-B
General
Motor.
v
Sunrist
7:45-Inter-A-WatU
&
Nickers,,
vs
fnst,
9:C0
Senior
B
Gordon
Anrt
..
Mtxup
4.
HI
jBckera
0
Canada
Life
4.
ahamr.irkii
0
Dally
N'
4.
Fashion
Fcwtwear
0
Fowiie
Si
Ruttle
3,
Hhenton
Shert
Metal
1.
Pushovers
3,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
I.
Headplnnera
3,
Orphans
1.
"
"
"Union'!
307
and
731.
lihenton's
Sheet
Metal
took
team
high
single
with
1276
and
Pushovers
won
Thp
other
nieht
at
the
basketball
jrames
an
Changes
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
association
:
schedule
will
see
no
more
Junior
Lea
cue
games
played
on
Saturday,
the
association
has
1
announced.
All
Junior
games
will
be
played
on
Friday
nights
from
now
on
apd
Inter-B
i
tames
formerly
scheduled
for
I
Tuesdays
and
Saturdays
will
;
now
be
played
Tuesdays
and
i
Saturdays,
always
starting
at
6:45
p.m.
Women
Curlers
Schedu'e
Draws
Afternoon
play
by
women
curlers
of
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
for
the
Columbia
Cellulosetrophy
ardent
fan
suggested,
jokingly
of
course,
that
m
o'V-cage
write-ups
we
were
"pulling
for
the
wrone;
team."
Now
we
knew
this
wasn't
so,
and
stout.y
denied'
pulling
for
any
team.
And
that,
sports
far..-,
is
the
way
it
is
and
will
be.
sti!1
soek
"
n
th
When
a
good
sportswriter
or
a
,PM
f
their
first
w
I
t
he
se
.on.
covers
an
event,
f
Rood
.
reporter
....
.......
n
h
iVrstcrdav
we
said,
enone'-ii.-iy,
'Oahei
Old
high
team
triple
with
3578.
In
Group
1,
Bessie
Davis
of
Northern
Glass
took
ladies'
double
honors
with
a
hieh
sinele
of
275
and
a
high
triple
of
715.
Tom
Naka
ot
rii
Ureen
won
i
men's
high
single
with
a
score
of
277
and
Bob
Shearer
of
Hills
i
Shoes
rolled
648
to
take
men's
high
triple.
Northern
Glass
took
both
U-am
high
sinplc
and
high
three
with
scores
of
1183
and
2023.
urn
in
nCia
art
i
age
rente
will
resume
next
Wednesday.
Draws
to
start
off
show
Thorn
vs
np
aopsn
i
rurr
v
nu
vtujfl.
i
m.
i
-
cares
about
is
that
the
nthletes
that
they
hud
one
win.
one
lr-s.
TVint
so.
It's
a
wonder
I
didn
t
hear
from
Dave
McPhee
on
that
me.
Anyway
G
&
A
get
then-chance
to
tie
up
CCC
tonight
when
they
take
on
the
league
leiriing
Manson's.
Other
basketball
fare
will
see
General
Motors
meeting
Sunrise
in
the.
Inter-B
opener
and
Watts
&
Nickerson
tangling
with
Fraser
&
Payne
in
the
Inter-A
fixture.
WELLINGTON.
England
AP
Wilkins;
Hamilton
Ys
Moore;
Rmdy
Turpin.
25.
former
world
Lewis
vs
Partridge,
middleweight
boxing
champion,
Last
night's
results
were
as
jind
Gwyneth
Price.
27.
a
Welh
follows:
farm
girl,
have
taken
out
a
mar-
7
p
m
draw:
Ramsay
9,
Wlllson
i
i:i;
e
licence.
io:
Schuman
5,
Turner
11;
Shier
Five
mcn'.hs
ao,
Turpin
was
17,
McLeod
4.
9
p.m.
draw:
Bate-divorced
on
cruelty
grounds
b
man
!8.
McBroom
6;
Crossley
6,
irs
former
wife.
They
have
one
McKenzie
9;
Johnson
2,
Ander-child.
a
boy.
son
9.
Noriortol
tmploymcn
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Office
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OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
provide
sufficient
entertainment
or
excitement
to
make
a
good
story.
Let
the
teams
do
their
part
and
if
the
reporter
will
do
his,
trying
to
recapture
what
the
paying
patrons
saw
for
the
readers
who
didn't
see
the
game
but
who
are
interested.
We
try
to
do
this
and
don't
hold
with
the
type
of
sports-writer
who
will
boost
his
favorite
team
throughout
the.
season,
making
excuses
for
it
when
It
loses
and
piling
it
on
the
losers
when
his
team
wins.
A
reporter,
whether
he
covers
sports,
police
court,
city
council,
or
club
meetings
should
be
impartial
in
his
writings.
Naturally,
deep
down
he
might
have
his
own
thoughts
on
the
matter,
but
he
should
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Chouli
friction
r-3SO
Parcel
Delivery
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7,800
lbs.
Low
F-350
t-fl.
lapr.ti-G.V
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6.900
lbs.
Payload
up
to
3,1(17
lla.
New
bolted
body
conxructiua.
0
f-lOO
8-ft.
Panel
G.V.W.
4.800
lbs.
IS-"cu.
fi.
loud-spate,
wide-opening
rear
dour,
3-v.ay
transmission
choice.
F-IOO
6Vi-ft.
Pickup-G.V.W.
4,800
lbs.
4Vcu.
ft.
load-space,
5-way
transmission
choice,
new
bolted
box
construction.
engine
101
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Com
Clipper
Sin
for
gas-saving
economy.
fori
Sedan
Delivery
1
1
0-Hp.
Strato-Siar
V-8
engine
choice
of
Fordomatic,
Overdrive
or
Synchro-Silent
Transmission.
('Optional
at
extra
cost
)
never
express
them
to
his
reading
public.
Praise
'em
all
when
they
earn
it,
blast
'em
when
they
warrant
it,
that's
our
motto.
,
You
can't
please
everyone
of
course.
There's
the
sports
fan
who
dotes,
on
statistics,
there's
the
reader
who
likes
his
drama,
there's
the
player
who
likes
to
be
"typed"
i
lithe,
curly-haired
play-maker
Noodles
Brainloose)
and
there's
the
fan
who
expects
his
local
sports
writer
to
be
a
second
John
Lardner,
dropping;
ironic
quips
in
every
second
sentence.
A
writer
can
try
to
get
all
of
that
in
one
story
if
he
has
the
space
with
which
to
work,
but
vsually
he
has
about
four
columns
of
type
to
divide
up
between
local
basketball,
bowling,
curlirrr,
PCI,,
NHL
and
minor
league
hockey.
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series:
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14.000
lbs.
F-oOO-G.V.W.
r-SOO
Stake
Body-G.V.W.
14,-000
lbs.
Heavy-duty
bridge-type
platform
construction
for
bulky
pai.
loads.
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Canadian
football
iwe
don't
tret,
U.S.
college
grid
games
or
we'd
have
that
too)
and
any
other!
major
sportin?
event
tpkin1?
j
place
in
the
world.
So
he
can't
i
sit
down
and
write
a
novel
on
each
game.
i
However,
we're
open
to
suggest-
i
Ion,
should
anyone
care
to
make
1
any.
I
J
Manson's
Omegas
currently
;
boasting
a
two-win,
no
loss
re-
'
cord
in
the
Senior
B
cage
loop
intend
to
kpeo,
it
if
they
can
;
and
coach
Bill
McChesney
ap-
parently
doesn't
want
to
get
tuck
with
five
men
on
a
bench.
1
Former
his'h
school
hoopster
Reg
Lavigne,
just
up
from
Kemnno
where
he
has
been
working
on
the
high
line
as
an
electrician,
;
signed
with
Manson's
last
night,
i
He
will
probably
see
action
by
!
the
end
of
the
week
or
next
j
Tuesday.
AIpo
signed
un
with
;
the
Jewelers
is
18-year-old
Norm
j
Rolin,
an
ex-highsehooler
from
!
th"
Okanogan
vhoe
R
f
et.
3
j
inches
will
prove
most
handy
j
under
the
fca.-.ket.
Only
other
,
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Serl-F
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(illustrated
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lbs.
for
up
to
J4
passengers.
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Ihs-fur
up
F-75O-r..V.W.,2O.O00
to"
66
psssertgtis.
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Intra-Heovy
"llg
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Serlet
F-900
(illustrated
)().-V.W.
27i(H)0
lb.
Other
series:
F7i0
G.V.W.
I9.J00
Ibi.
F-800
-G.V.W.
22,000
lbs.
addition
to
Senior
B
company
is
Harv
Youkien
wno
has
signed
with
CCC.
'
i
touight
at
9,
.Minor
Sinmnd-ita
hopes
to
whip
his
Gordon
&
Anderson
crew
into
a
frenisy
of
'XU
Q
n
u
0
More
economy
!
More
slamiha!
V-8
power!
More
suited
to
you
in
every
way!
CoiiMtuCmJii
i.aiidi
up
undet
the
roughest
punishment
.
.
.
Ford's
shorter-wheelbase
chassis
design
means
time-saving
handling
ease
on
every
job
.
.
.
Ford
Driverized
cabs
cut
down
driver
strain,
produce
more
profit-paying
work
per
hour!
Pick
the
one
right
truck
to
save
you
money
from
over
100
models
...
4
great
V-8
engines
with
a
choice
of
9
transmissions,
24
rear
axles,
16
brakes,
43
wheel
and
tire
sizes
...
the
widest
range
of
all-round
job-coverage
in
Ford
Truck
history
I
one
right
truck
for
your
job
means
money
saved
on
every
ton
you
haul,
every
mile
you
travel
.
.
.
and
you'll
find
the
one
right
truck
in
the
greatest
line-up
of
Ford
Economy'
Trucks
ever
built!
Ford
Economy
Trucks
are
engineered
to
do
jobs
faster,
more
efficiently,
more
economically
.
.
.
built
to
work
harder
and
stand
up
longer.
They
cost
you
less
to
operate
less
to
maintain.
Ford
V-8
engines
deliver
plenty
of
smooth,
high-compression
power
for
tough
hauls
.
.
.
ford's
husky
deep-channel
frame
QavQ
4irrQ!
Qave
mono!
Laef
longer!
It
Daily-Dusting
Years
of
medical
research
sponsored
by
the
Ontario
Mining
Association
may
have
found
the
answer
to
silicosis,
the
disease
which
attacks
the
lungs
of
miners
exposed
to
silica
dust.
Curiously
enough,
the
treatment
consists
of
breathing
very
fine
aluminum
dust
directly
into
the
lungs;
the
aluminum
renders
the
silica
particles
harmless.
The
treatment
has
been
adopted
in
gold
and
other
mining
areas
in
Canada
and
throughout
the
world.
Aluminum;
long
used
in
hospital
kitchens,
today
seives
the
medical
profession
in
many
ways
from
aluminum
foil
for
covering
serious
burns,
to
aluminum
acetate
for
medical
dressings,
to
aluminum
blenders
for
the
preparation
of
sterile
biological
products.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Alcan)
SEE
YOUR
FORD
TRUCK
DEALER
TERRACE
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