last
Night's-Bghts
f
Tnursday,
March
25,
lilM
Maple
Leafs
and
Bruins
j
Out
For
Revenge
Tonight
!
By
T'H-
C;M;itt
i
hi
Press
"
J
!
Hi
VUf
Asso-1'ited
Ptf:
'
Miami
Beach,
Fla
-
Charley
Norkus,
1B4'4,
Jersey
C'lly,
N
i
outpointed
Danny
Nardico,
180'4.
Tampa.
Fla.,
10.
!
Sydney.
Australia
Freddi
.
Dawson,
Chicago,
stopped
Barry
Brown.
New
Zealand,
6.
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SENIOR
BASEBALL
GROUP
TO
HOLD
MEETING
SUNDAY
i
Prince"
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
association
holds
its
annual
meeting
at
2
p.m.
Sunday
in
the
Elks
Hall
to
plot
the
course
of
this
season's
play.
Attending
will
be
representatives
of
the
three
city
teams,
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Esquire
Men's
Wear,
and
Commercial
Hotel,
plus
Neil
McKerracher,
manager
of
the
Terrace
team.
First
item
on
the
agenda
will
be
the
appointment
of
a
baseball
commissioner
to
succeed
last
year's
league
prexy
Eddy
Gladding
and
also
naming
a
secretary-treasurer
in
place
of
Alec
Bill
who
is
retiring
due
to
health
reasons.
Canadidates
who
have
been
mentioned
for
the
post
are
Father
O
P.
Mohan
and
Ian
Dunbar.
The
meeting
will
also
decide,
in
an.--vcr
to
a
Parks
board
request,
what
funds
are
needed
for
the
maintenance
of
Roosevelt
park
for
the
coming
season.
!
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
firuins
go
after
;
their
first
goals
of
the
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals
to-
11
Ifl!1",
The
Lrafs,
,
M
blanked
.
,,,,
c
5-0
T,.
Tups-,
While
the
Owen
Sound,
Ont
'
!
hun
on
to
ti
h
game
of
the
series
while
Boston,
..
n
"h
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
Pllllndrlphia
A
.
Plltiblirxh
N
10
Wa.shlimton
A
7.
I'lliludrlplua
N
1
MIlwHUkpe
N
4.
lVtrolt
A
b.
(
nicllllmll
N
4.
Chicago
A
B
St..
I.OUIS
N
8,
llriM.klyn
N
2.
llnston
A
7.
New
York
A
U.
Jin
u
mi.
in-
A
4.
New
York
N
3.
Cli'velnrul
12.
Ch.i-iitn
ti
2.
!
111"!!
OUTDOORS
n..i,
J
white-washed
2-0
by
Mon
re.
;
bad
hi
fan-
Camuhens
Tuesday
play
lh?ir
second
game
tn
Monlieal.
I
Tuesday
niiiht.
Going
into
tonight
s
game
m
!
Tne
soasone(j
Re(i
winRS,
al-the
best-of-seven
series
against
;
most
alI
veterans
of
previous
the
National
Hockey
League
Stanley
Cup
campaigns,
are
in
champions,
the
Leafs
have
seor-1
top
foinl,
ed
only
four
limes
in
eight
ap-i
The
Leafs.
oifth-
other
hand
pearancei
on
Uetiou
ice
tlv.s
j
witn
six
payers
in
their
line-up
season.
who
have
never
tried
for
a
Slun-
The
Willi's
wili
be
ut
lioii.tr
ley
Cup.
showed
signs
of
playoil
four
times
if
the
series
goes
the
,
jitters
Tuesday.-seven-game
limit.
No
matter
In
Montreal,
coach
Dick
Irvin
654
WIIXENHALL,
England
(CP)
-Mrs.
Benjamin
Squire,
74,
turn-
(1
down
a
mining
firm's
offer
of
l.7,U0U
lor
property
known
as
"rough
wood,"
local
beauty
spot.
Willi
75
acres
uf
fllver
birch
ami
Although
an
ample
ouoruin
of
plenty
pleased
by
a
good
take
of
members
appeared
at
the
recent
oolichtuis.
A
few
days
eailiei
Rod
and
Gun
Club
meeting,
:
GORDON
READ
11
led
a
Copper
President
JIM
BACON
quite
pro-
I
River
sortie
which
accounted
"''lAiinlSl,
TL
.
.
i
.
how
many
times
th?
Leafs
be
it!
said
his
Canadien.s
will
go
after
p
riy
reirainea
irom
proceeaing
,
lor
eigin
o
i
c
i
n
r
u
u
o.
oak
trees.
She
sold
it
to
the
7"
'
-
wi.7
council
for
2,350
to
be
piv.s.-r-
tTcZ,
H
are
momentarily
cx-
same
wilh
the
election
of
officers
in
,
Springs
Terry
Sawehuk
in
Toronto,
it
victory
No.
2
with
tji
cant
get
them
any
more
than
lineup
that
stopped
the
Bruins,
view
of
his
belief
in
the
need
fori
pected
to
reach
Mctlakatla
and
;
vi
d
a.s
a
park.
"We
took
that
first,
eame
tinri
a
stronger
representation
of
the
the
local
harbor,
meantime
one
three
victories.
h
(OhV
(Char
tni
alr
Besides
battling
the
Delrotl
scoring
famine,
the
Leafs
have
to
cope
with
a
slump
by
goalie
Harry
Lumley.
who
won
the
Vezina
Trophy
for
the
best
nct-minding
record
for
the
regular
schedule.
I'm
planning
to
go
along
with
membership
a
give
him
a
firmer
,
must
be
content
with
flatfish
the
same
bunch,"
said
Irv'n
'
mandate
hir
the
program
which
!
and
rock
fish;
at
least
the
faith-Wednesday
night.
!
lies
ahead.
There
are
resolutions
j
ful
bottom
fish
will
fill
in
both
'
to
be
passed
uoon.
which,
if
en-
sportsw'ise
and
in
the
trypan.
DI'.MKS
GALLIVANTING
1
,(.lod
illl0
law
wil
have
a
de-
i
Incidentally.
Irvin
denied
ri-
j
finite
effect
upon
outdoor
folk.;'
fjew
fishing
tackle
allowing
up
ports
that
he
went
gallivanting
j
pocket
books;
also
the
Junior
j
jn
the
local
stores,
and
even
mote
off
to
a
farm
Wednesday
to
see
part
of
the
Club
is
to
come
in
lor
j
would
be
used
if
there
was
a
Ye
Gods
it
doth
amaze
me!
Forsooth
...
I
thirf,.
so
many
chariots
of
such
valu".
Yea.
ami
tntji,
he
fit
with
iubbcicovercd
wheels
ai
tmMi
i
drawn
by
many
horses.
Tis
said
that
even
lin.,'
prelcr
an
A-l
L'.-.ed
Car
or
Truck
from
f'.irk.ts
his
chickens.
'all
!l(iuart'li
Seilan.
Custor"
liealf
r,
2-t
oi
c
p
a
i
u
I
Caesar
would
aDiirecialc
Packers
Stage
7-5
Comeback;
Extend
Series
'il
I'unl
Pu
tup.
jv,;d
c
c
il
I
linn.
D.
wui.t
buig.4,,.
Only
ivHfin
..
s
Instead,
h?
spent
most
of
the
day
at
his
home
in
Montreal,
worrying
over
his
brood
of
hoe-key
players
and
the
power
of
the
unseen
hand."
which,
to
Irvin's
mind,
plays
an
important
part
In
every
game.
"I
still
think
the
breaks
wiii
decide
this
series."
said
Irvin.
this
at
i$11!i5i
SMI
HXC'V
l
Ye
0!ie
Baidics
Recapped
The
favorite
Penticlon
V's
I
"We
played
very
well
Tuesdaj
greater
attention.
jcciivenient
place
along
the
,
waterfront
for
small
boat
owners
The
acquisition
of
certain
to
trailer-back
Hie
outbo..fd
rig
rights
to
territory
out
of
town
!
into
salt
water.
Seems
a
pitv
lor
angling
and
shooting
needs,
j
that
these
small
boats
are
used
pei
hans
a
hatchery
of
our
own.
.
almost
exclusively
on
lakes,
a
clubhouse
to
be
erected,
rifle
j
when
they
might
serve
an
extra
and
crow
shoots,
some
pistol
work
turn
close
home
when
time
does
for
those
interested,
tiie
general
i
not
permit
a
journey
inland.
tn
curagement
and
tuition
of
Remember
the
date.
Monday,
the
younger
members,
and
some!
March
20,
the
Moose
Hall,
the
special
attractions
for
the
ladies
j
k,mi
and
Gun
Club
meeting,
are
all
in
the
offing,
but
willing
i
hands
and
capable
heads
are
an
I
IMPORTANT!
!
!
urgent
need
for
all
that
is
to
be
j
Late
flash;
MAGNUS
HAL-dune.
!
VF.RSUN
tells
of
large
dollies
Onlv
too
often
we
hear
the
re-
;
around
the
rear
of
the
Cow
Bay
mark
that
"it
is
the
same
crowd
Co-op,
they
rise
to
a
handful
of
running
the
club
every
year,"
j
chummed
hamburger
or
similar,
this
condition
will
remain
unless
nd
should
fall
a
sir.g'.e
egg
or
YOU
do
something
about
it.
Be
all
meat
bait.
l
iitd
I'iikugi.
Oii
laiiir.,
!ikt
my
You
give
your
home
fresh,
new
color
appeal
in
your
spare
time,
-and
before
you
know
it,
the
"
Jpb
is
done!
Yes,
everybody's
1
Hi
atcr
and
a.;.
$
failed
to
wrap
up
the
Okanagan
j
night
but
we
can
play
a
little
Senior
Hockey
League
Wedncs-
better.
That
goes
for
two
c:
day
night
while
the
Trail
Junior
,
three
of
our
fellows,
anyway."
I'oril
Solan
I)
c
I
I
v
c
r
y.
Kadio.
heater,
automalic
transmission.
Even
Cleopatra
could
not
compare
with
ihis
beauty.
$19751
MC.MI.XXV
s
ratch.
Ynu
a.
Itoinan
in
tU
t
i5i"r!M
m
Smokies
won
their
seventh
pro-
If
we
take
the
second
garni
vmcial
"B"
title
in
eight
years,
w-e
will
be
hard
to
beat
uouiy
11:
I
The
surprising
Kelowna
Pack
:
v
:
y
YOUR
FHh-MONAHCIl
IHAI.Ui
BOB
PARKER
LTD
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SIRVICE"
I
ers
stopped
Pepticton
by
open-:
ing
fast
to
delight
a
partisan
Kelowna
crowd
with
a
7-5
win.
The
Packers
led
2-1
at
the
end
of
the
first,
recovered
from
a
'
second
period
that,
saw
Pentic-
ton
take
a
4-3
advantage,
and
skated
to
a
blistering
win
in
the
I
MIGHT
I
NI)
IN
MONTKKAL
The
third
and
fourth
games
j
ar.e
in
Bo.ston.
The
teams
the
n
,
alternate
between
rities
gam?
'by
game
and
if
the
series
got
:
the
sevm-game
limit
it
would
end
in
Montreal.
Coach
Lynn
Patrick
of
the
i
Bruins
may
have
to
make
li;u;
Series
Film
Slated
Tonight
clone
with
idie
talk,
the
old
days
are
gone,
the
old
order
chang-eth.
let
Ms
get
on
with
something
it
'!
The
remarkable
progress
made
in
only
four
months
by
the
yo'ina
riflemen
has
already
elicited
the
promise
of
another
.22
final
session
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ken
Amundrud
scored
two
for
changes.
He
wasgivin
consid-
Little
Leaguers,
senior
bfts"
ball
players.
Tony
I.e
tguc
pro-.
Packers.
Singletons
went
to
Joe
1
1
ration
Wednesday
.
to
usiive.
Connors.
Mike
Durban.
Frank
'
three,
instead
of
four,
lines,
es-
rifle,
it
is
expected
that
yet
an
TO
nn.
.tim
vii.winim.
on,!
nut
nrci.illv
when
rief
eneenia
n
Hal
,..ni
.
,...,
,
I'ccis,
saateii's
..nil
pareii
f
Lavcoe
"
"
"
have
the
opportunity
tontght
i
uaycoc
has
nas
recovered
recovered
from
irom
an
an
iv,i
lads
have
added
Painting's
no
chore
with
quick-drying
Super
Wall-Tone!-
The
Colorseal
Latex.
Base
lets
you
finish
your
rooms
faster
than
ever
before
.
.
.
without
any
stuffy
iniiaiuymeatw'
i
m
wii
i
mii
i
i
ih
i
'
n
m
McCuIley.
two
more
Jack
Mclntyvc.
Kevin
Conway,
injuly
a"d
is
r
ady
for
rear-
flring
points
and
butts
to
the
;
Jim
Fairburn
and
Dick
Warwick
'
6uard
(luly-
t
(mu-
now
in
operation.
At
the
.'cemg
the
1!d3
World
S
'ric.t
through
the
courtesy
of
tli-Prince
Rupert
Little
League
:)a.-cba!l
association.
The
film
ol
the
annual
baseball
ila.ssic
will
be
showr
at
the
Civic
Centre
at
7:30
p.m.
.
paint
odor!
moment
two
separate
evenings
arc
reiiuired
to
give
each
of
the
forty
lads
his
turn
at
til'-
targets,
but
their
cm
husiasip
'.jcs
not
waiu
,
should
yours?
r
counted
for
V's.
1
Ci
litre
Gus
Borinar
was
ex-
!
Thirteen
minor
pctiaitics
were
'
l'l'u
d
1,1
be
--rty
for
tonight
s
I
handed
out
plus
a
10
miniltc
game.
With
Bodnar
ready
Pat-!
misconduct
to
Durban.
Middle-;'"'t
Panned
to
drop
Guyie
'1c,d,'r-
,ron'
Seil""'
of
thl'
UP
i
ton
was
presented
with
a
froohy
as
the
most,
popular
Kelowna
Western
Hockey
League.
player.
'.
Patrick
aif
has
to
find
.some
KKTCIIIKAN
$15.00
l
Many,
many
outdnorsmen
in.
Try
Dcilv
NcVvS
Clubiif
ieC
Trail
Junior
Smokies
steam-
im
ans
of
overcoming
Canadtens
'iii.i
-jf
intvu
nut
juiiiiu
tut'
rollered
their
way
to
a
11-1
win
:
defensive
stuength.
In
the
first:
club
to
date,
if
they
will
but
over
over
visiting
visiting
Kerrisdale
Kerrisdale
for
for
their
their
-
-
game,
game,
won
won
by
oy
Montreal
iviomreai
2-0,
z-u.
th:-!
come
Into
the
fold
with
their
WUANJ.ll.l.
$2700
second
win
of
the
best-of-three
,
Bruins
were
outshot
.
43-12,
series.
;
riTi:usm
it(.
$29-70
See
your
local
Marshall-Wells
Dealer
for
your
painting
needs.
Brushes,
roller-coaters,
turpentine,
sandpaper,
scrapers,
fillers,
step-ladders
...
he
has
them
all!
vV-
abilitirs
and
modest
dues,
we
can
break
down
the
present
lethargy
and
become
the
focal
point
of
attention
to
both
officialdom
and
'he
sporting
fraternity.
Let
us
now
accept
our
destiny
and
lead
the
sportsmen
of
the
worth
country
as
we
should:
..i
not
fail
to
attend
the
ne.l
;ieeling
March
23.
Precisely
as
your
columnist
WHEN
YOU
FLY
.11M
i;
$41-40
BEG
Tickets
Going
Fast
At
Early
Date
Norm
Leandron
and
Lino
Zan-lcr
were
leaders
in
the
Trail
attack
with
three
goals
while
Al
Berno
got
two.
Other
scorers
i
were
DiPasqualc,
Davis,
and
Mc-lntyre.
The
lone
Kerrisdale
goal
of
the
i
night
came
at
the
five
minute
'
mark
of
the
third
period
from
1
Craddock.
,
i
In
tonight's
Jietion,
a
win
or
a
I
urn
HdKr
I
$3g.oo
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
()ll
TAKF.
OUT
OKDKKS
Phone
200
t
e:
1
1
1
c
air
VAMCnilVrR
to
Titnle
fr,
sf-tq
ho
n,.iiih
c,.i
-.,,
..mi
uredicted
some
moons
ago,
'JEFF
LLLI
J
LINES
56
,r
months
away,
are
going
;
"
-
''
win
both
Field
and
St'eam
and
Hunt
fast,
games
officials
said
Wed-
Broadway
Cafe
tC.lict
opposite
Post
;,hu-
'
3rd'
!
intermediates
a
play-on
over
Kamloops
Loggers.
In
Wcst-
rn
International
play-off
ac-:
tion.
Kimberley
invades
Nelson
Phone
266
LI.
'
nes-day
night.
Ticket
sales
chairman
Sam
ing
and
Fishing
in
Canada
with
his
TJ-nnund
sieclhead.
and
brought
glory
to
the
Kispiox
and
I
.
'
mm
Choose
from
more
than
40
famous
Rosen
said
advance
ticket
sales
,he
'n,uc
11
i
h,mii
the
start
of
a
two-game
J
,
s4and
'The
best-of-five
series
Is.
fr-
tll
amcs
here
July
30
to
noted
that
nunKin
predators'
f
Aug.
7,
have
reached
$12,500.
II.
Ud
srt
a
game
ench:
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shall
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include
,iig
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i
'
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a'
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ypu
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do!
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brought
to
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for
their
mis-
doings
in
the
Kisniox
country.1
while
the
Hums
Lake
folk
are
resolved
to
have
an
end
to
the
horrible
nractice
of
certain
mo-
I
nrists
who
deliberately
nin
into
'
coveys
of
grouse
which
th
-y
.
neet
nn
the
hinhwav.
Local
anglers
out
in
force
over;
'he
nast
brilliant
week-end,
but
the
only
success
reported
was
by
P'Tty
who
cotK'nt
larger
fisn
,
at
Telegraph
Point,
they
were
;
j
said
officials
expect
tickets
for
!
'"i--
swimmin".
boxing
and
cycling
events
will
be
sold
out
with-j
in
a
few
weeks.
j
Rosen
said
demand
is
also
j
brisk
for
tickets
to
the
track
and
I
field
events
but
there
was
no
j
danger
of
an
immediate
sell-out
I
Tickets
have
been
sold
as
far
j
away
as,
Peru
and
Skagway,
Alaska
but
90
per
tent
of
the
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;
have
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to
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I
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