It.'
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Hlii'iCc
KUjJt-i
T
CXaily
INt-wi,
Monday,
January
28,
1952
SPORT
Curling
Kink-
'
1
""
'
Result
of
Ot
Scene
in
Tennis
Match,
Australia
ADELAIDE
CP)-.Dick
Savitt.
storm
boy
of
international
tennis
created
a
scene
local
fans
will
long
remember
as
he
last
to
Ken
MacGregor
6-4
6-4
3-8
T
j.
-
"
Canadiens
Clean
Up
,
period
to
lead
the
Canadiens
to
;
their
victory
over
the
Rangers.
I
A
near
sell-out
crowd
of
15543
i
saw
the
Canadiens
jump
into
a
3
tc
0
lead
with
a
trio
of
goals
:
before
the
eight-minute
mark
of
the
first
period,
then
keep
ahead
of
the
desperate
Rangers
the
rest
King
Edward
Hard
Work
i
the
monton
an
Cup
ck
Team
Vincent
Proves
Winning
Factor
for
Ketchikan
6-4
in
Australia's
semi-finals
Beats
Borden
championships
Friday.
Completion
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club's
rink,
about
to
be
eomcleted
at
Seal
Cove,
will
Irked
because
the
tall
Aus-
!
BnnrA
h
.heer-learters
culminate
four
months
of
hard
faiian
permitted
to
wear
spik-
By
ROALD
FEN
ESS
Uucketx
55.
Challcnirors
4.1
!and
a
large
crowd
of
students;
labor
and
more
than
s
year
of
ecl
sh'.
after
a
brief
shower
in
!King
Edward
white-washed
Bor-
planning
by
a
small
group
of)"16
fourth
the
Orange,
New
I
den
31
to
7
in
a
Pee-Wee
Basket-
curling
enthusiasts
here.
!
Iersey.
set
down
in
a
side-
I
ball
League
preliminary
game
j
voiA
NTAltv
I
akor
!
H"e..cf?,','"d.re'uf!!-t0..
con"
MONTREAL
O'
Montreal
Can-
;
of
the
way-adiens
swept
to
two
week-end
i
Geoffrion,
20-year-old
rookie.
National
League
games
to
move
who
now
has
eighteen
goals
this
within
three
points
of
tire
second
season,
got
his
first
two
goals
place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
who
while
Deienceman
Buller
wa.s
emerged
with
one
tie
and
one
1
serving
a
hooking
penalty
in
the
victory.
:
first
period.
He
got
his
third
at
The
league-leading
Detroit
,
the
9:20
mark
of
the
final
per-Red
Wings
and
the
tall-end
Chi-
;
iod,
shoving
tha
puck
under
cago
Black
Hawks
came
up
with
Goalie
Chuck
Rayner
on
a
pass-
:NDCs
thison
l
Revenge
was
sweet
Saturday
night
when
dow
'II
Satnritiu
nioht
I
.
unue
KJ
play
iur
lOiIlliiUieS.
oaLuraay
nigra.
More
than
tl4
nnnrHl.H
nn
i
Ni,t
,,niil
sir
Mr9
di,..
piav-ior-fun"
hockey
,
and
under
Ketchikan
Rockets
laced
into
Prince
Ru-
....
,.nmivi'ri
of
semi-
i
.
'""""..
f'U..lt,.....
t
A..e....i.
ii
i
i
Uij.iiiy
""'i'
"
winch
was
con-i
i"-1
iicmii-hKvi
iu
ut-icai,
uwm
ny
a
dozen
points
in
one
victory
and
one
defeat
in
a
ng
play
with
Billy
Reay
and
players.
IrlwZ
MetCi
"---will
have
been
president
o,
the
Australian
As-'
thli?
spenl
"
buikling
and
etLlip-1
sociat''1.
talked
to
him
did
won
Wong
their
.tar
-
r
Player,
nWveis
t-jrneU
tuned
,
1
mf,m
I
Savitt
consent
to
resume
play,
in
a
disappointing
same.
,
Qnly
$,
00fl
as
becn
spent
'
After
the
malch
Sa,,ut
Psafd
King
Edward
played
tneir
bestpa;v,
.skili,.d
iabori
most
of
this
I
he
thought
it
unfair
for
his
op-game
of
the
Mason.
!
lor
w.ldtrs.
Nearly
$2,000
worth
I
ponent
to
wear
spike:,
when
he
home-and-home
series.
Paul
Meger.
iy
a
mumii
as
-"-I
me
liiHi
oi
a
unee-game
international
hoop
series.
tiT
I
The
Alaskans
had
been
highly
outclassed
in
two
pre-!
,-ani.
Edmonton
Pats,
is
:
Cet'dinr
frames.
j
Scoring
was
led
by
John
iam
of
labor
has
been
contributed
by
The
Hawks
turned
on
the
wind
for
a
3
to
2
victory
in
Detroit
Saturday
night
but
Detroit
Blanked
the
Hawks
2
'to
0
in
a
Sunday
afternoon
game.
Rockets'
Eriksen
wa.s
put
off
bie
and
Don
Mclnto-di
for
King
voluntary
workers
curling
club
i,y
itn
ornani.uuiJu
miwwh
.
.
..
u.,.,i..t
llrw.lrair
And
it
was
all
a
matter
of
Canadians
t,umed
back
Boston
1
Bruins
5
to
3
in
Montreal
Saturday
night
while
the
Leafs
blanked
the
Bruins
3
to
0
in
Boston
Sunday
night.
Bernie
iBoom
Boomt
Oeoffrion
seorerl
thr
eoals.
two
of
them
within
two
minutes
in
the
first
Mlliumou
"
-
'
;,.
pylra
nlaver
frit-
I
he
Rnclrp!
j
laavittt
did
nv
.
possess
.a
pair.
Defeat
of
Savitt,
riendins
champion,
brings
about
th
all-Australian
final
Monday
between
MacOregor
and
his
Davis
cup
teammate
Frank
Sedgman.
Club.
Ornjuiuliy
the
floor
for
a
flagrant
foul.
Edward
each
with
eleven
points
members
and
non-members.
For
Rupe.it,
FUU
n
stened
the
while
Fred
Wnnir
wan
high
tor
i
T,.ov;p
'
,,,
'
,,,-,,
'
'
only
player
to
do
anything
rUht.
,
Borden
with
three.
I
,
But
on
the
whole
Challenge
i
Quarter
time
scoring
was:'
Following
m
a
breakdown
sup-
(More
Sport
Page
6)
irrVwSlMowin
h,
arrival
,,,am
horC
bre
tht
'l"'f
!
From
the
start
-Ketchikan
took
of
i
plied
Uy
the
tlub
executive
showed
up
with
little
but
wild'
13-1,
18-1,28-5,31-7.
work
done
by
volunteers
So
(illiciuls
changed
..
.
.
-
.
,,
,,,
,,
"
UUP
freezing
unit,
the
building
was
Nearly
1,600
hours
of
labor
by
j
considered
-ideal
for
a
rink.
die
10
Puts.
uod
senior
players
wete
members;
by
non-members,
254
KITCHEN
GADGETS
Freezing
facilities
of
B.C.
jn
die
iiiiy
when
tomon-
in-.
i..,i
uou
uuiifs
vii
u
ii.
ri
Hilly,
placing
twi::e
the
quality
ball
they'
portrayed
previous
nights.
Challengers
fell
completely
apart
In
their
floor
play
and
to
quote
a
trite
phrase:
"couldn't
hit
Ihe
broad
.side
of
a
b:
rn
door."
passing,
careless
shooting
and
ineffective
defence.
Vincent
scored
hlf.h
with
13,
followed
by
Flaten
with
10
points.
SCOKING:
Itocketn
Brewer
10,
Manzoni
8,
Johansen
12,
Vincent
1.3,
Erik-son
,
Maekie
6,
Farstad,
Ilin-man.
fhullenrrr
Davis
9.
D.
s
okim;
King
Idward
E.
Johnson
S,
F.
Johnson,
B
Johnson
2.
Adams,
Mcintosh
11,
Lambie
11.
Hod-;-kinson,
Irvine,
Pierce
2,
Peder
son.
Total
31..
Borden-
S.
Wong
2,
F.
Won",
3,
Renevold
2,
Dixon.
Eby,
M--Leod.
Mali,
Steward,
Paul,
Nic-kerson,
Scott.
Total
7.
Alart
Davidson
filial
Coke
Icing
Decorators
Can
Openers
Kitchen
Tools
Cookie
Cutters
Strainers,
Flour
Sifters,
Rolling
Pins
Packers
plant
will
be
rented
with
brine
pumped
into
a
network
of
.
'
pipes
now
ready
to
be
lowered
into
the
rink
floor.
Pipe
wa.s
purchased
for
$6,000.
A
14-foot
addition
to
the
building
is
now
nearly
completed
and
considerable
work
has
been
done
to
provide
comfortable
club
rooms
and
lounge
in
the
rink
building.
LADIES'
Cll'B
Meanwhile,
a
Ladies'
Curling
Club
also
has
been
formed
with
Mrs.
Neely
Moore
president.
Cur
For
Ketchikan,
Vincent
proved
and
lived
up
to
his
high
expectations
of
his
team.
Like
lightning
on
his
feet
he
made
top
Rupert
stars
look
like
beginners.
Both
Schetk
brothers,
ho
mi..
Seven
members
head
the
U
.
ol
the
list
with
a
total
of
598
hours:
L.
C.
Eby.
100
hours;
B.
E.
Eyoil.soii,
(i7'2
hours;
W.
T.
Jennings.
57
hours;
Jack
Laurie
101
'2
hours;
W.
C.
Mackenzie,
95V2
hours;
G.
Necly
Moore,
C5',2
hour.-;;
M.
A.
Mathew.
Ill
hours.
The
Prince
Rupert
Curhng
Club,
of
which
the
nuclms
wa.s
lormed
a
year
ago,
raised
$15,000
by
selling
$100
memberships.
IDEAL
SITE
A
stroke
of
good
fortune
came
when
the
club
was
offered
a
for-
Scherk
9,
S.
Si'herk
4,
Olsen
2J
Holkeslad
5,
Flaten
10,
Webster
j
2,
Carlson.
Spring,
Mathews,
,rs
iiraduulcu.
last
tan
a
mor
Western
Canada
.
n,
ilie
professional
Pacl-i
,t
circuit.
I'.iis
were
born
when
Jltn-,hain.
coach
of
the
1950
t
Hiiinpion
Edmonton
Mer-cmaikcd
that
a
terrific
Cup
contender
could
be
:
hum
'his
player
surplus.
,.
time
ul
all
players
came
icnii-retirement
for
prac-Oraham
was
appointed
nd
and
white
uniforms
i
Hi
red
and
a
series
of
ex-
It
Bread
Boards,
Chore
Girls
Vegetable
Brushes
in
trying
to
stop
Vlment,
the
skids
with
a
full
count
fouls.
CONFUSED
ROBINS
j
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
mild
spcli
i
here
may
have
got
the
birds
all
:
mixed
up.
Paul
Hebb,
who
saw
(
three
robins
while
driving
from
jBridgewater
to
Halifax,
said
j"they
must
have
thought
it
wa.s
i
sprinii,"
Civic
Centre
Loses
Again
rently,
this
club
is
offering
mem-
mcr
RCAF
mess
hall
at
Seal
Cove
J
bershlp
to
all
women
interested
,
r
advertise
!
lor
$3
000.
Only
a
few
hundred
in
curling
and
those
interested
l
.
..
If
you
want
to
sell
i;
News
cl.tisiIiKl.
feet
from
a
large
commercial
will
contact
Mrs.
E.
Boulter.
Kaint's
wen
lined
up.
he
lirst
time
ns
near
as
can
recall
I
hat
players,
in
un
at
least,
took
the
ini-in
forming
a
team
to
iur
the
Allan
Cur,
mm
llnr-up
reads
like
a
"Who's
Who"
a
far
as
Inns
are
concerned,
all
arc
senior
pluyers
of
ears'
experience.
They
The
Civic
Centre
Hell
Divers
lost
their
second
straight
game
In
the
Pe-Wee
Basketball
League
Saturday
morning
when
they
were
defeated
by
10
to
3
by
Borden
Street.
Neither
team
was
up
to
form
in
shooting.
ChrLslotf.
star
for
the
Hell
Divers,
played
a
very
poor
game
and
did
not
score
a
basket.
High
scorers
were
Sheldon
Hockey
Scores
SUNDAY
.
National
Montreal
5,
New
York
3.
Toronto
3,
Boston
0.
Chicago
1,
Detroit
2.
i
Pacific
(nasi
Tucoma
4
.St.Utle
4.
Willi.
AIM,
Vancouver
0,
Spokane
9.
SATURDAY
Pacific
toast
Vbtiirla
2,
Tacoma
5.
.
Seattle
2,
New
Westminster
Edmonton
4
Calgary
5.
Vanceue.'
b,
Sasnatoon
4.
.
National
'
Boston
3,
Montreal
5.
'
New
York
3,
Toronto
3
ti.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
2.
Okanagan
Kolowna
1,
Vernon
2.
'
Ptnticton
3,
Kamloops
8.
Western
International
Kimberley
5
Spokane
3.
WillL-l'l
AMI.
Vancouver
4,
Nelson
8.
Wong
for
Borden
with
six
and
i
Bowes
who
made
all
the
Hell
!
.
Liivi-ia
ljuiiiis
Willi
iiiree.
j
I
raiidrt.,1.
tln,a
a.,,,,-,.
....
I
i
nam
nothing
in
a
mono-
I
v
nnlMu
there
is
a
pot
to
'
t.h
end
of
the
season.
r.'i
nitniindi".g
duties!
:rnr
Dtlaney
i
ltd
Jack!
,
villi
Mercurys'
1850'
in-hip
squad.
j
It
fr-rifp
corps
consist-S
of
,
Watt
and
Eddie
Cutts,
:
:h
the
Senior
Flyers
last'
Frai)k:e
Morris
of
Toron-
j
puaicl
of
Edmonton's
i-0,
8-2
6-J,
and
10-3.
!
SCORING.
j
Burden
Mah,
S.
Wong
8.
Nic-.
kerson,
Stewart,
F.
Wong.
Scott,
Kenivold
4,
Eby,
McLeod,
Paul.
'Dixon.
Total
10.
Hell
Divers
Twaites,
D.
Mc-1
Leod,
E.
McLeod,
Lemon.
Kei.sy
Chrlstoir,
Kilbum,
Bowes
3
Total
3.
i
Alan
Davidson
h
r
.
M
i
Win.
ink
Mi1,"
'
'
f
It
.i
.t
i
i
i
i
f
a
4.
f
t.
I
Eskimos
the
last,
few
i
Jim
Hvun
ol
Wlnnlpv-K,
prmrie
baseball,
star;
'
f
my
Kilbum,
another
1P50
irsi,
forward
line
of
Billy
All
x
Prlngle
and
Freddie
was
a
unit
when
Flyers
rr.'intun's
only
Allan
Cup
BASKETBALL
OCEAN
FALLS
vs.
BO-ME-HI
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
Jan.
30
and
31
8:30
p.m.
PRELIMINARY
GAME
Hi-Girls
vs.
People's
Store,
7:00
p.m.
Majorettes
and
Drill
Tearn
will
be
out
from
BO-ME-HI
-wind
trio
up
front
is
Bhick.
Hurry
Allen
and
Van
Deelen.
Black
was
"
1048
Flyers.
Allen
with
x.pion
Mercurys
and
Van
'h
RcL'ina's
Senior
Caps
lie
Saskatchewan
ham
'
Western
Mayor
title
In
iird
line
has
Bill
Doherly,
ith
University
of
Alberta
Bears;
Bill
Hodgson,
with
"n
s
Junior
Oil
Kings
last
"i
Dmig
Campbell,
a
We--
Alta
,
product.
Iier-
s
a
chance
that
for-er
rent
re
Elmer
Kreller,
hi.
shadowing
of
Billy
m
a
Memorial
Cup
final,
turn
out.
iresse(
()r
irepnt
prBC.
Reserve
75c
Ru'h
50c
Student
35c
I
liMiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiW
.f
'
's
Neil
Colvllle,
who
reus
New
York
Ranger
"I
month.
But
Colville
plans
merely
to
keep
in
xi
help
the
club
in
a
sort
'''hciul
capacity,
atically
Northern
Alber-i'
champions
because
no
tins
quality,
the
Pals
will
'''
southern
winners
for
vl"t'ial
title
in
lale
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