rTinCe
Kuperr
Uuily
INew-Thursday,
January
3.
1952
WORLD
th
or
n
More
Pay
For
Monte
Irvin
;
NEW
YORK
(API
Monte
Ii
Hockey
.
Scores
National
Detroit
0,
New
York
1.
Pacific
Coast
I
forward,
who
has
Uttie
trouble
J
:
tripping
up
any
defence
when
he
;
has
control
of
the
melon.
Mitchell,
captain
of
last
night's
los-j
ers,
shows
up
well
with
long
j
Is
Tennessee
No.
1
Team?
BASKETBALL
BUZZES
Red
Wings
Lose
Again
-
i
p
i
-
I
!
vin,
the
top
run
producer
for
the
Edmonton
IUIIIWlllUll
&
2,
Tacoma
6.
U.
'tUlWLn,
lliaUC
HHIftlV
1
I
UHI
All
ii,Lt,nir
W
a
V
n
r
Ir
fed
In
the
lay-up
shots.
Nanaimo
0,
Trail
8.
contract
for
an
estimated
$25.-
NEW
YORK
Mighty
Mary-
Ey
LARRY
STANWOCD
,
Important,
though,
is
the
fact
thlt.
Ron
Wi(;s;ptt
mp
nf
Filpri'
land
disputed
Tennessee's
right'
nEV
YORK
V
Suffering
to
No.
1
college
football
ranking
their
geCoritj
6traight
defeat,
the
Tuesday
by
rocking'
Volunteer
pace-makinK
Detroit
Red
Wings
S8-13
in
the
Sugar
Bowl,
while
dropped
a
one
goal
shut-out
to
UlinoUi
continued
the
Big
Tens
tne
New
York
Rangers
at
Madi-
,000
salary.
The
pay
raise
of
almost
100
percent
is
subject
to
approval
by
the
wage
stabilization
board.
i
President
Horace
Stoneham
of
.the
Giants
said
Irvin
received
a
'.
"substartiar
increase,
giving
the
Turpin
Booked
For
February
It
is
the
opinion
of
several
top
scorers,
was
0:1
the
bench
avid
basketball
fans
and
mem-
aii
night.
He
Is
by
the
way,
bers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ba.sk-
leaving
Vancouver
early
this
etbali
Association
that
the
local
month
to
Way
out
the
season
senior
all-stars
play
even
a
bet-
with
Seattle
University
frosh.
ter
brand
of
ball
than
they've
not
ALL
HERE
been
given
credit
for.
;
Meanwhile,
Nev
Munro
and
mastery
over
Pacific
Coast
Con
son
Sauare
Gardens
last
night.
ference,
by
trouncing
Stanford
40-7
in
tire
Rose
Bowl.
The
victory
further
solidified
the
reviving
Rangers
'n
fourth
negro
outfielder
the
highest
sal-
LONDON
(APi
Former
world
ary
of
his
career.
me
iasi
two
games
in
wnicn
Bell,
top
on
the
WA
oi
tall
men
new
Tears
uay
iuuhmiji
uuwi
place
in
tne
staac'mg
with
a
crowds
of
some
425,000
saw
,
three-nolnt
marein
over
the
the
Challengers
have
met
the
for
the
F.iier
arp
hiivin
timp
middleweight
champion
Randy
Irvin
led
the
league
by
driv-
eleven
bowl
games.
Bitten
Bruins.
Vancouver
Eilers,
Rupert
senior
out
in
Vancouver
Eell
is
still
Turpin
will
meet
Alex
Buxton
of
ine
in
121
runs
and
was
a
power-B
hoopsters
have
given
the
prov-:
recuperating
from
a
broken
England,
Feb.
12,
in
his
first
ffl
force
during
the
closing
pen-ince's
top
senior
A
cagers
some-
wrist,
while
Mun.-o
couldn't
ge(
1
r'f!ht
since
losing
the
world
crown
nan'
drive.
He
hit
.312,
tops
thing
to
think
about.
!
off
work
"'
to
Sugar
Ray
Robinson.
among
the
Giants
and
stole
home
The
first
game
was'
close-'
Newist
jinnee
fo-n-e
Vancnu
'
Thc
b0;Jl
against
Buxton,
a'
live
times,
not
including
the
only
a
basket
separated
Rupert1....
peter
Turko
i
'
26-year-old
Negro
who
lost
eight
theft
during
the
first
game
of
Cup
Replay
Still
Draw
I,
OR
WARD
COMBINE,
Jim
Flaten
(left)
and
Don
Scherk.
of
Co-j,
c;i:.
ilHH'.ers
gave
most
of
th
trouble'
to
Eilers
last
night.
y;,rv.
was
iiiffh
man
in
the
scoring
division
with
12
points.
Rupert
B
Cagers
fie
Eiler
Series
In
shutting
out
the
Red
Wings,
the
Rangers
duplicated
a
feat
of
a
week
ago.
The
game
was
featured
by
brilliant
play
on
the
part
of
both
goaltenders.
Both
Chuck
Ray-ner,
in
the
New
York
net,
and
Terry
Sawchuk,
in
the
Detroit
goal,
were
magmJicent,
turning
bajk
tnrust
after
thrust.
fights
in
six
years,
will
be
staged
,
the
World
Series.
from
the
Eiiers
at
the
final
a
highly-publicized
product
of
whistle.
The
second,
locals
won
t
.
f
,
,
f.i,
iii.t,i
at
London's
Harringay
Arena,
it
LONDON
J
-Tranmere
Rovers
land
Blyih
Soartans
played
to
an
:
overtime
2
to
2
tie
tutiay
in
the
i
second
replay
of
their
tied
sec
in
decisive
way.
.wn&m
Bjrdsley
refers'
as
'thelas
announced
Tnursday
But
the
two
points
which
stick
Miouri
Flash"
but
it'
didn't
!
By
slr,inS
the
Buxton
match,
out
way
above
all
others
in
the'
mueh
last
cieht
Fact
u
;
Turpin
risks
minE
his
European
meeting
of
the
two
teams
is
the
Turko
got
in
very
little
playing
1
middleweight
title
by
forfeit,
greater
hustle
and
cleaner
play-,
and
,,
wa
thouebt
he's
bein"
!
The
European
Boxing
Union
ond
round
Football
Association'
Remember
when?
Dn
Rnrle
making
his
debut
in
professional"
tennis
eight
years
ago
today,
outsteadied
his
nnnnnpnt
In
hpnpVi
F.llfiwnr.h
Cup
match.
The
third
replay
is
A
crowd
of
9385
saw
slim
Don
An
eight-point
defeat
was
handed
out
to
Van-;tcl'c,ult'1
for
January
7
ing
by
the
Challengers.
!
saved
for
tonight
HKsett
miv
has
ordered
him
to
defend
Last
night,
for
instance
Eilers
eel
his
ankie
strong
enough
to!a8ainst
Laurent
Dauthuille
of
vines
63
(1.4i
6.2
'at
Madison
had
25
fouls
called
on
them
1
France
by
the
end
of
February.
use
tonight.
cciuvi'i-
Eilers
hy
Prince
Hupert
Challengers
last
nighti
in
the
second
of
a
three-ame
basketball
series
which!
1
.
.
u
.i
1
m'
e
i
.
n
against
Challengers'
11.
For
a
Haieigh
score
at.
the
m-minute
mark
of
the
first
period
and
then
watched
while
the
Rangers
outskated
and
outchecked
Detroit
the
rest
of
the
way.
The
victory
for
New
York
followed
much
the
same
pattern
as
a
game
last
Wednesday
night
:
3quare
Garden,
New
York.
Vines
'
had
then
been
ruler
of
the
pro
!
game
for
five
years.
time
it
looked
like
rugby
hadNEW
MA!
contested
nearly
every
decision
of
the
refs.
Once,
Uurvhh
threatened
to
.'top
the
game
when
Moses
pro-tesoeU
too
hotly
against
a
foul
:-uv
il.'ruy
or
loujifi
muii
mm
uu
iuui.s,
scoreen(t;''i
Another
new
man,
the
overtaken
the
hoop
court..
Both
referees,
Gurvlch
and
Davidson.
SWay
be
Last
,
e
the
tne
ex-pro
Kenny
Lawn,
althous
with
a
high
of
12
accounted
for
by
Jimmy
Flaten;
called
on
him.
practically
needed
a
rule
book
not
vel
s'gneo,
was
to
maice
to
.-nnvlnro
Rilem'
omrh
Rr,r,R.
trip
north
with
the
Eilers
b'lt
when
"
the
lne
Rangers
angers
won
won
by
oy
the
wie
.,f
!
he
winners.
Challengers'
Art
QLsen:
came
!
econd
high
with
11
points.
On
if
m,e
?T-
beaten
streak
on
n
the
road
at
ia
.is
penalty
shots,
he
made
five.
i
n,
itiidput
IiksIh
w"i
ruujin
was
nui
i
at
weiti
i
:
n
iwonsters
hustled
Van-
'
The
third
quarter
threatened
;
!
Of
Bowl
Games
i
LOS
ANGELES
If
10
college
I
presidents
have
their
way,
the
i
1951-'52
holiday
season
will
have
games
ley
that
tackJss
are
out
of
order.
I
"'d
uot
take
Ume
off
from
work,
1IISTIK
I
Meanwhile,
Bardsley
himself,
Meanwhile,
floor-length
pass-
who
does
little
p'a.ing
in
the
inn
and
setting
from
kev
to
kevl
Vancouver
circuit.
Via
had
to
First
half
saw
solid
shooting
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
8:30
P.M.
In
a
flash
gave
Challengers
a!
fill
in
full
time
here
even
after
'
seen
the
last
of
the
bowl
games
Tonight
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Ihe
Montreal
Cana-diens,
now
tied
for
runner-up
position
in
the
standing,
are
meeting
at
the
Forum
in
Montreal.
National
League
Detroit
21
8
7
89
61
50
Toronto
15
8
12
84
73
38
Montreal
17
4
15
96
85
38
by
most
Ru)ert
players
who
displayed
plenty
of
hustle,
while
Eilers
ju5t
couldn't
get
started.
Turko,
the
"Missouri
Flash,"
remained
scoreless.
A
crowd
of
5th)
saw
one
of
the
best
spectator
games
played
here.
Scoring
:
Challengers
Holkestad
6,
Flaten
12,
Olsen
11,
D.
Scherk
9,
,-ullSH
.s
t,.p
senior
A
men.
lead-
comeback
by
the
visitors
Flaying
Coach
Jim
BartUey
gave
Hum
by
a
ringing
35-10
at
;
',.
.jme
the
sign
and
Eilerj
pulleii
away.
""
,v
,
xi
Ne
'th
10
points
to
Rupert
s
two.!
Eilrrs
won
the
fust
game
b;l.kb0ard
and
re-'
YrsKve
ny
a
narrow
rnu.
I
.n
which
Moses!
,,laM.
momit
niSlit
and
(.
,tarred
had'
d,,,,!,.
the
winner
in
the
baJfled
l,i..;.'i-tlii'e'
si-ries.
i
.
1:ie
vi.ilors
were
hard
pressed
ItOt'CII
I'LAY
wuiit
Hon
Bis.iett
sat
on
the
'
Rough
play
us
called
several
kii.-h
ftilh
a
.spnuncd
ankl
and
tlme
bV
tetcnes
Gurvlch
and
,
,,
.
.
.
.
,
.
Davidson.
Both
Reid
Mitchell,
.I,,:,,
.r,vi:i
tal.
:-entre.
h
:bbled
r)lm.
,.ap,aln,
ad
MosM
w(.re
j:;M
the
tiut-ui
iiitermitteiuly
s,.nt
to
Ulc
.powers
with
five
j
as
nllif
ltn
two
cracked
ribs,
fouls.
The
call.)
weie
not
made
I'L-mU
was
injured
In
the
first
without
arguments
from
Eilers
Hiurler
of
the
first
game
here,
and
Coach
Bardsley
a
well,
who
1
big
edge
last
night
in
the
first
a
rumored
23
years
on
the
court
I
The
educators,
who
have
been
half.
Their
shooting
was
right
and
recognized
n
the
past
as;
studying
pressures,
causes
and
on,
too,
but
it
died
in
the
second
one
of
this
province's
most
sen-I
insults
of
over
-emphasis
in
col-half
as
front
stringers
Don
i
sational
hoop
products.
j
lege
athletics
have
singled
out
Scherk,
Flaten
and
Holkestad
j
Game
tonight
if
for
the
win-
j
postseason
competition
in
ath-felt
the
brunt
of
the
fast
pace.
ner
best
two
of
three,
and
it
'
letics
as
one
of
the
prime
"evils."
Eilers,
however,
haye
the
tech-
has
all
the
earmarks
of
being
a
j
They
have
publicly
advocated
nique
of
playing
against
the
hefty
tussle
and
should
be
one
abolishing
all
football
bowl
backboard
and
getting
the
ye-
of
the
games
of
the
year
to
see.
'
games.
bounds
mastered
a
tactic
ill
It
is
likely,
too,
that
R.
H.
"Slim"
j
displayed
by
Rupert
and
their
Davidson
will
make
an
an-I
PRECIOUS
BONE
one
big
weakness.
:
nouncement
as
to
what
league
;
Sceptres
and
otner
insignia
of
FAST
llIKPI.rit
j
Prince
Rupert
will
be
playing
early
British
kings
were
made
Star
of
vistors'
in
these
books
off
lr
with
the
rest
of
the
prov-
ol
Narwhale
bone,
then
a
pre-is
Watt,
dashing
fast-dribbling
lnce
at
the
end
of
the
season,
cious
commodity.
New
Yo.'k
13
EILERS
vs
CO-OP
CHALLENGERS
i
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars)
Preliminary
Game
7:15
p.m.
FRASER
&
PAYNE
vs
HI-GREEN
6
17
87
104
32
9
15
72
86
23
3
21
78
1C4
25
8.
Scherk,.
Webster
2,
Spring,
Boston
10
Morgan,
Davis
5.
Carlson
1.
To-
Chicago
11
tai
4t;
11
rouis
caiiea.
,
Eilers
Bardsley
4.
Mitchell
8,
ANCIENT
INDUSTRY
Walt
5.
Moses
9,
Lizee
4,
Turku,
I
Centuries
before
Christ,
the
Forsyth
8.
Total
36;
25
penalty
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natural
gas
to
foul
called.
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