humcii
tvuny
lie.
Tuesday,
November
24,
19ha
always
Insist
on.
Omegas,
CCC
Meet
Tonight
With
a
three-game
win
streak
Ezakis
Take
Major
Honors
In
Mixed
Loop
going
Manson's
Omegas
try
for
The
Itaki
family
of
Windy
"8'
.
.t.,i.
utvuiuhi
vlfistrv
tn-
7
7ifrj
Corner
By
DICK
AYRES
Lions
Officials
Jubilant
As
Ticket
Sales
Boom
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Don't
look
belief
that
we
would
be
unable
now,
but
that
animal
roaring
in;
to
fulfill
It.
the
barkfield
is
a
Lion,
British
"We're
gelling
tickets
with
Columbia
variety.
nothing
but
a
promise
of
good
Jubilant
officials
of
B.C.'s
football
to
tell.
Until
we
get
1954
entry
in
the
Western
In-
our
full
vote
In
the
WIFU
late
terprovlncial
Football
Union
in
January,
when
we
produce
woVked
late
Monday
night,
run-
our
.5O0
ticket
sales,
we
can't
ning
their
fingers
through
;
legally
divulge
any
player
deals,
stacks
of
nice
green
money
and
or
even
suggest
that
we're
con-sheafs
of
pretty
orange
season-'
taetlng
a
terrific
potential
ros-ticket
application
blanks.
ter."
,
,
When
they
went
home,
they'd
I
But
tne
measure
of
the
sup.
entered
the
details
of
3.500
ap-
cess
of
the
stukus
selling
Job
plications
for
season
tickets
in
since
ne
arrived
n
VPn
and
579.
In
the
men
s
section
venire.
Torrv
traki
i-niii
283
and
76ii
The
pulp
millers
with
a
one
8
V
in
i,
.ii
onri
hluh
loss
record
are
out
for
their
..foremost
Infrozenf
It's
a
sad
state
of
affairs
when
basketball
fans
leave
the
ihr..am.
third
win.
In
telr
last
meet-
Windy
"8"
also
took
team
hon-
ing
with
the
Omegas
the
u.it'v,
o
,!v,
cirwiP
of
1147
ers
were
shaded
by
a
scant
4
and
a
high
three'of
3318.
points.
,
m
the
Inter
A
loop.
Watts
Si
In
Group
2
t,
Pegsy
Thompson
N1(.kprsrns
slHk
,h(lr
flm
wln
of
Fashion
Footwear
won
ladies
of
the
sfason
whpn
lhpy
com(.
the
books,
after
only
a
week
s
months
ago
Is
the
ticket
sale.
n
.
K
n
.t
,
I
against
the
league-leading
i-ierce
who
nave
sale
to
members
ana
one
aays,
.
i
i..h
ana
.
Agnes
K
r
e
u
oirasmon
'
,
Ar
N
Krtn
s,
Star
Bomfr3
Bottlers
onn
sale
to
the
public.
mJ
wk
L1'
tX
!
S?lM
,hlgh
V
648
,C"
collected
three
wins
In
.
There's
a
reason
for
the
jubi-
YZ.rZt.r3J
fh
!
captured
h
,
starttS.
as
many
msnetitt.irittiAU'rinnAri
t'ii
.
.
,
Ictf
inn
if
nnurco
v
v
tickets
at
fir
h.
"
.
i
wo-iime
winners
luansorrf.
f
8ht
h01
'
25,1
nl
Oeor
flood
win
of
Or-
nf
Int(1.
B
,.,,.
.,.
Tr
Fphrinrv
10"
u'hnn
nffi
HAVE
Good
IW
W
Rum
1
for
AX
y'
with
Sunrise
Grocery
who
have
one
win
and
one
loss
chalked
up.
clals
of
the
other
four
WIFl'l
'
1
phans
scored
741
for
men's
high
teams
somewhat
reluctantly
la
Monday,
they
opened
the;
three.
Fashion
Footwear
took
B.C.
enter
the
loop,
they
set
'
81
28
for-
eBht
paste-
j
team
honors
with
a
high
single
three
conditions:
.boards.
i
of
1274
and
a
high
triple
of
3M0.
Results
One
was
an
audited
state-
i
Memoersnip
now
stands
at
ment
showing
the
pre-season
j
2,300
with
a
3.000
limit,
sale
of
6,500
season
tickets.
Selling
success
la
nothing
new
Three
thousand,
five
hundred!
to
Stuke.
He
did
the
same
for
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
Uy
The
AMr-ocliitpn
Press
Providence,
R
I.
Willie
Troy
;rtni
I
Windy
"6".
4.
Whalen's
Lwky
Six
0;
Hills
Shoe
Store
4,
HiKh
Grwn
(1.
Thorn
8ht
Mi'Uil
4
Bob
Hamer
0.
Northern
Olaiu
3.
Hums
1.
ClutU
ti
HaroM's
2:
Eby
it
Son
2.
Hi
h
Gold
a.
down,
3.000
to
go.
Two
was
the
guarantee
of
a
li'.l'i,
Washington,
DC,
stopped
Charlie
Williams,
159,
Newark,
N
J
,
8.
Salt
Lake
City
Garth
Pan-
your
money
1
Pushovers
4.
Uully
News
0;
Or-
Edmonton,
building
the
club
to
a
western
finalist
in
two
years
after
Edmonton
was
out
of
action
for
10
years.
He
also
fliade
the
finals
the
next
year,
in
1951,
and
practically
the
same
club
went
to
the
Grey
Cup
classic
in
1952
under
coach
Frank
Fil-chock,
now
at
Regina.
phuns
3,
Cruuc1
Life
I:
Fashion
1
.ter.
159,
Salt
Lake
City,
stopped
stadium
seating
15.000
person!;.
Lions'
home
will
be
the
British
Empire
stadium,
now
beins
built,
which
will
seat
25,000.
Three
was
contracts
with
the
four
clubs
regarding
arrangements
for
meeting
added
travpi
Footwear
3.
Mmipa
I;
Hhtntons
3
Hl-Jarkers
1;
Esquire
Men
s
Wear
3
Keadplnners
I;
Shamrocks
3.
Fowli
&
Ruttle
1.
Grovcr
Jackson,
185,
San
Francisco,
4.
Syracuse,
N.Y.
Joe
Rlndone,
185,
Boston,
stopped
Joey
de
John
105,
Buffalo,
2.
costs
with
Lions
in
the
league,
i
The
forests
are
our
best
a?wet.
Done,
with
Edmonton,
Ca!-I..
.
.,
gary
and
Regina:
Winnipeg
!
QQ-(JgQ
VvlflS
Over
Portuguez
BROOKLYN
(API
Joey
Giar-
waiveu
uie
agreement.
As
coach
Annis
Stukus
putlt
a
short
while
ago:
"We
have
been
handed
the
toughest
assignment
ever
hand
lmon
Hort
Is
no
ordinary
rum
I
lt
distinctive
flavor
and
bouquet
ore
the
result
of
its
being
matured
under
bond
in
those
great
Port
of
London
underground
vaults,
which
for
centuries
have
been
Hie
cradle
of
fine
wines
and
spirits,
lemon
Hart
is
recognized
as
the
finest
of
Britain's
Imported
rums
.
,
.
blended
with
traditional
skill
from
Demerara
Hum.
Enjoy
W
todayl
(S:
Alii)
dello.
third-ranking
,m
lce-i
weight
contender
from
Philadel-!
ed
a
professional
football
club
"No
club,
before,
since,
or
I
j
phia,
Monday
night
won
a
un-,
Civic
Centre
asserting
that
the
Inter-A
games
are
superior
to
the
senior
league's
efforts.
It's
a
matter
for
much
thought
when
one
considers
what
the
reaction
of
the
Senior
B
players
would
be
if
the
Inter-A
games
were
given
top
billing
on
the
bi-weekly
cage
schedules.
But
if
the
mediocre
effort
of
Saturday
night
is
repeated
too
often',
such
a
change
could
well
happen.
Naturally
we're
not
pointing
the
finger
of
scorn
at
CCC
300
Club,
who,
with
six
players
did
their
level
best
and
won.
Since
Manson's
Omegas
are
sailing
along
undefeated
the
onus
lies
on
last
year's
champions
Gordon
&
Andersons.
Okay,
says
the
G
&
A
fan,
"why
pick
on
the
guys
while
they're
down.
They're
doing
their
best
under
'the
circumstances."
Under
what
circumstances?
No
one
can
tell
us,
and
have
us
believe,
that
there's
not
something
wrong
when
five
or
six
truly
experienced
basketball
players
can't
click
better
than
they
have
been.
We
have
no
intention
of
crucifying
the
G
&
A's
new
coach,
Minor
Simundsen.
Simundsen
nor
anyone
else
can
work
miracles
nor
could
he
have
passed
along
the
magic
word
that
would
have
enabled
the
Gordon
and
Anderson
squad
to
sink
at
least
50
per
cent
more
of
the
free
shots
they
muffed
Saturday
night.
We'll
not
undignify
this
column
or
basketball
by
suggesting
that
the
players
were
not
"giving
their
best"
because
they
weren't
satisfied
with
their
coach.
That
leaves
"condition,"
which
covers
a
multitude
of
sins.
Are
the
G
&
A
boys
still
out
of
shape
after
four
games
and
all
the
pre-season
training?
Or
are
some
of
the
former
champions,
not
all
by
any
means,
just
not
"in
condition"
to
play
when
they
take
the
floor?
Let's
quit
kidding
ourselves.
Getting
in
shape
and
staying
in
shape,
for
any
sport,
whether
it
be
basketball,
boxing,
soccer,
lacrosse
or
hockey
'
depends
on
ensuring
that
the
body
ir.
sound
of
wind
and
limb
and
the
head
and
mind
clear.
What
players
do
before
and
after
a
game
is
strictly
their
own
business
but
it
can
have
a
great
effect
on
their
performances.
If
they
are
not
training
as
they
snould
then
they
are
letting
down
themselves,
their
coach,
their
sponsors
and
most
of
all
the
public.
Before
some
indignant
readers
ask
us
"what
are
you
trying
to
do,
play
God?"
we'll
say
this
much.
No,
we're
not.
We're
lust
trying
to
point
out
that
people
pay
good
money
to
see
basketball
which
they
hope
will
be
just
as
good.
When
two
teams
out
of
three
are
going
all
out,
and
the
third,
with
some
of
the
best
basketball
talent
this
town
has
ever
seen
on
its
roster,
is
lagging
tc
the
extent
it
is,
something
is
funny.
But
it's
not
funny
enough
to
raise
a
laugh.
We
got
a
raking
over
the
coals
the
other
night
from
a
Scotsman
for
using
the
word
"shut-out"
in
regard
to
a
curling
victory.
When
we
said
that
the
object
was
to
win
the
game
he
stoutly
declared
that
in
curling
one
doesn't
try
for
shutouts.
"Oftentimes,"
he
said,
"we
are
willing
to
give
away
a
pointi
I
or
two
to
win
the
next
end."
.
i.u.
.
i
;"
That
of
course
brought
a
laugh
of
derision
as
anyone
knows
that
a
Scot
won't
give
away
anything
let
alone
a
point.
POST
SCRIPTS
Sad
sight
Saturday
night
during
the
Inter-A
game
was
coach
Don
Hartwig
sobbing
against
the
gymnasium
wall
as
the
ball
on
a
shot
by
Ron
t'lccone
ran
completely
around
the
rim
and
still
failed
to
go
in
.
.
.
Dream
shot
of
the
Inter-A
game
was
made
by
Art
Helin
who
took
a
rebound
while
he
was
still
in
the
air
and
with
a
flick
of
his
hand
and
no
wasted
motion
made
sure
it
sank
the
second
time
.
.
.
Referee
Vern
Ciccone
who
mentioned
casually
before
game-time
that
he'd
never
had
to
change
a
decision,
found
himself
doing
just
that
a
short
time
later
when
a
foul
was
committed
on
a
scorer
and
he
first
ruled
that
the
basket
didn't
count
.
.
.
Sidelight
of
the
Senior
B
game
was
Jimmy
Hew
in
on
the
G
&
A
bench
exhorting
the
referees
to
impose
a
profanity
penalty
on
an
incensed
CCC
player
about
five
minutes
after
a
G
&
A
player
had
loudly
taken
the
Lord's
name
in
vain.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
,
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
Mc
Bride
Street
hope,
In
the
dim,
dim
future,
:
animous
10-round
decLsion
over
has
been
charged
with
the
taskTuzo
Kid
Portuguez
of
Costa!
of
obtaining
a
huge
block
of
'Rica
in
a
rough,
foul-packed,
season
tickets
nearly
a
full
year!
scrap
at
the
Eastern
Parkway
'
In
advance.
Arena.
Glardello
weighed
160,1
Portuguez,
101.
1
bis
adverUKetnrni
is
not
published
or
displavrd
b;
"They
(meaning
principally
Winnipeg,
with
an
assist
from
Regina)
placed
this
condition
in
the
agreement
in
the
fiendish
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BritHi
Curling
Results
Results
in
Ladies'
Curling
Club
Columbia
Cellulose
trophy
competition
last
night
were:
7
p.m.
Johnson
6,
McKenzie
7'
Anderson
7
Bateman
10:
Cross-
Penticton
Bows
To
Kimberley
THE
LOG
OF
HMCS
HAIDA
-A
Fighting
Ship
in
a
Fighting
Novf
,
.
.
By
The
Canadian
Press
,
,Fy
g
McBroom
8.
9
p.m.
Schll-
Penticton
V's,
playing
their!
man
8.
Willson
14i
Shier
14.
third
lnter-league
fixture
in
as;
Turner
4;
McLeod
lS,
Ramsay
4
imany
nights,
found
leg
weari-
I
Draw
lor
Wednesday
games
at
ness
and
the
goalkeeping
wiz-
2:30
p.m.
Moore
vs.
Lewis;
Wil-,f.rdry
of
Kimberley's
Earl
Bet-
kins
vs.
Wakley;
Hamilton
vs.
Back
on
Canada's
east
coast
in
1947,
took
pin
in
trainiitj
RCjNna.
Reservists.
Ne
year,
with
other
tnaiot
R0
units,
took
part
in
first
RCNTrainingcruisetoArcticwitr
.
.
up
to
Labrador
coast,
slong
Hudson
Strait
and
dowse
Churtbill
in
Hudson
Bay.
In
'49,
off
Bermuda,
rescued
18
survivors
of
a
crisis
United
States
B
29
fn
1952
crossed
to
Europe
with
the
RCN
i
aircraft
cinr
HMCS
Magnificent
.
and
on
September
27,
1951,
If
Halifii
for
her
hrsr
tour
of
duf
v
with
the
I'mttd
"to
xer
too
mucn
ior
tnem
Mon-
Partridge.
'
day
night.
:
.
'
Commissioned
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
August
10,
1943,
HMCS
Haida
saw
almost
continuous
duty
until
war's
end
in
Europe.
.
With
the
10th
"Destroyer
flotilla
late
in
'4?,
engaged
in
offensive
patrols
against
enemy
destroyers
and
E-boats
in
the
'English
Channel
anj
along
the
French
coast.
On
April
26,
1944,
with
sister-ship,
the
'original
HMCS
AthaVaskan,
and
units
of
the
Royal
Navy,
engaged
German
Elhing
class
destroyers
in
the
Channel
One
enemy
ship
was
iWtiwc.i,
fvw
hadlv
damaged
Three
nights
later,
drove
'
enemy
destroyer
on
rocks
in
llames.
Figured,
as
well,
in
the
destruction
of
a
German
submarine
escorted
allied
convoys
on
Murmansk
run
.
.
.
participated
in
D-day
action
.
and
after
V-E
Day
took
part
in
the
liberation
of
Norwegian
ports
and
removal
of
defeated
German
cruisers
from
Copenhagen.
fleet
in
Korean
waters.
Returned
to
Canada
in
July
Dirtt
-
!
10
month
tour,
Haida
qualified
three
times
as
a
ntm!n
The
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
V's
invaded
Kimberlry
on
their
current
swinj
through
the
Western
International
Hockey
League
and
ended
up
o;i
the
wrong
end
of
a
2-0
score.
It
was
Betker's
first
shutout
of
the
season.
OPTOMETRIST!
r
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
1
he
Tram
Busters
Club,
having
destroyed
tnat
mint
m.
on
the
North
Korea
coastal
railway
line.
Wefureo
teosv
as
me
hid
Om
Dttlroytr
HMCS
Hoia
pfel
rJl
fhrouah
heovy
seos
.
.
.
(odd
o
w
Mixed
10-Pin
League
peOe
Team
at
work
of
!)
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
ON
.
-
.
Wheo
kidnrs
fai
to
reoHiYe
,
Midi
eb.
tired
fecliiic,
,
dwturbrd
rwt
ofteb
follow.
Dodd'c
Kidoey
Pills
Btimo-Iste
kidneyi
to
normal
duty.
You
11
better
ilp
Mixed
10
Pin
League
12
Pt
P
4
High
men's
single
and
high
men's
triple,
Don
Hartwig
with
222
and
5D0.
High
women's
single
and
hlch
triple.
Jean
Sharpe.
204
and
630.
High
team
single
and
high
team
triple.
Tinymltes.
638
and
1849
Kesults:
Luckies
2t
Dominos
2;
Tlmherticks
3,
Tinymltes
1;
M
&
M
'
3.
Four
Aces
1.
Another
good
game
Bob
Rudderham
215.
NHL
Goal-Scoring
Drops
Off
rurtter,
wort
better.
Dndd't
at
any
dni
More.
You
can
icjjend
on
Dodd'fc
2
32
and
New
York
Rangers
from
2.12
to
2.00.
The
leaders:
G.
A.
Pt.1.
Howe.
Detroit
'7
17
1
MONTREAL
9
The
defences
are.
stronger
and
the
goalies
more
eagle-eyed
or
else
the
National
Hockey
League
marksmen
are
getting
slightly
fuzzy
ideas
as
to
the
general
where-
L,ndSfty-
Detroit
...
.
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Montreal
i
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abouts
of
he
net.
sn.
Toronto
..
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mis
season
mere
nas
been
an
average
afi.,4.23
.goals
a
game.
At
the
stime
staje
last
(season
the
average
was
5.47.
Every
team
except
Bosten
has
fallen
off.
The
most
surprising
decline
is
that
of
Detroit
Red
Reibel,
Detroit
5
Sdndffd,
BoUm.
4
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CMcafo"
.
.
...
.
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Boston
7
Richard.
Montreal
'
6
"
Lach.
Montreal
l
Watson,
Toronto
7
Kelly.
Detroit
8
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Mosienko,
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5
Team
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ij
r
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344
average
to
2.37.
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cellar-dwelling
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
who
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flying
Montreal
high
this
time
last
year,
have
rv..rmt
u
10
10
8
5
.
3
suffered
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from
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2.98
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1947
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