Seattle
Holds
off
Big
Calgary
Rally
Indian
Jack
Jacobs
Hero
r".inic
fuMCi
I
Luny
I
itvtj
Holiday,
November
16,
lfbi
52
Of
30-24
Bomber
Win
j
Bv
The
canudian
Pres.
(
lost
24-12
On
the
round
it
was
i
In
the
1950
Grey
Cup
final
Balmy
Beach
30,
Kitchener
21.
I
dead-panned
Indian
Jack
Jac-,
Fotball
fans
still
remembPr
i
obs
was
taued
the
goat"
whn
vividly
the
1950
cup
final
when
I
In
the
only
other
Western
Hockey
League
fixture
duriiv?
the
week-end.
Victoria
Collars
took
advantage
of
a
weak
Seattle
defence,
whipping
Bombers
6-3
The
week-end
action
left
Vancouver
six
points
ahead
of
Cal-
By
The
Canadian
Press
.Seattle
Bombers
jumped
to
a
0-
0
lead,
then
staved
off
the
Calgary
offensive
to
win
7-5,
capping
the
4-0
defeut
Calgary
1-
uftered
in
Vancouver
Friday
End
the
3-1
loss
at
New
Westminster
Saturday.
gary
atop
the
league
with
New
Westminster
third,
five
poiii;
behind
Stamps.
One
point
separates
Royals
and
Bombers
and
the
same
margin
holds
Victoriu
in
fifth
spot.
Saskatoon
is
sixth,
one
percentage
point
behind
Victoria,
and
Ectnonton
is
three
points
lower,
In
the
cellar-
In
Western
Iiiternutionii
Hockey
League
week-end
wtlon
Nelson
Maple
Leafs,
down
-d
5-3
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
lost
the
(
Bombers,
called
"the
greatest:
!
now-famous
mud-bowl
13-0
to
team
ever
to
come
out
of
the
i
!
Toronto
Argonauts.
Unless
the
;
West"
and
featuring
the
highly-;
North
Stars
Lead
Local
708
Loop
unrjredictable
haoDens.
he
will
puujici-seu
jacoos,
came
up
with
a
miserab'..-
effort
in
the
mud
North
Stars
moved
into
too
and
Art
Murray's
are
tied
for
by
Spokane
Flyers
Saturda'
spot
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Men
s
second
with
six
each,
and
Royal
roal.ed
bacK
w.ltn
a
7j'
vk.tr
.
and
slush.
Jacobs,
despite
a
strong
defensive
game,
was
jeered
and
heckled.
the
Five-Pin
Bowline
Leasue
last
Hotel,
with
three,
are
in
week
as
Local
708
dropped
two
cellar.
games
to
Family
Market.
The
Last
season,
Jacobs
threw
34
touchdown
passes,
a
record
in
pulpworkers
had
led
the
league
me
western
ipague,
but
he
was
;
slnce
opening
day
October
19.
over
Flyers
Sunday.
Both
games
were
played
in
Spokane.
In
Kimberley,
where
Tnil
Smoke
Eaters
visited
Dynamiters,
things
erupted
In
the
last
two
periods,
but
when
it
wa.
all
over,
the
2-1
first
period
score
was
the
way
it
ended
In
the
Okan.agan
Senior
Am-
have
a
chance
to
toss
the
epithet
into
the
teeth
of
his
critics
at
this
year's
classic.
The
capey
old
pro
set
the
stage
for
a
return
visit
to
Toronto
Varsity
Stadium
Nov.
28
with
a
25-minute
performance
that
swept
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
to
a
thrilling
3Q-24
victory
over
the
Eskimos
at
Edmonton
Saturday
night
in
the
deciding
game
of
the
best-of-three
Western
Conference
final.
The
only
obstacle
to
Bomber--'
late-Noveniber
journey
to
Var
Wings,
Leafs
Tied
In
Second
Slot
loct
and
Your
iriitmos
Cc:
EARLY!
Scores
in
A
League,
however,
were
down
from
the
previous
week
with
Tom
Sedgwick
getting
the
best
three-eame
total
of
694.
iirylal-c"
ui,
4uurw;r
uns
year
and
played
practically
a
full-time
defensive
role.
He
was
used
on
defence
the
first
two
games
of
the
finaj
series
and
for
35
minutes
of
the
Saturday
game
Then,
with
Eombprs
behind
12-6,
coach
George
Trafton
inserted
the
former
Green
Bay
Art
Olson
scored
best
single
Detroit
Red
Wings
emerged
eame
of
338
i
with
two
wins
over
New
York
lateur
League
Saturday'
George
I
Attar's
Vernon
CuniirilHn-!
mirooci
Philoott-Evitt
had
hiuh
three
Kangets;
3-2
in
New
Yulk
Satui-
cKnorl
In
4Kn
IVi..J
.
1.
.j
I
llllllllll1
of
3034
and
Art
Murrays
scored
day
and
4-1
in
Detroit
Sunday,
in
rrlo
i-,kf
victory
ovrrKa
top
game
of
1132.
National
Hockey
League
play.
v".
Keloid
s
blanked
V
,
fhioo,.
ni-.u
Ha...irQ
ricfooioHJ
"nllclon
vs
blanked
Kelowna
sity
Stadium
is
Toronto
Balmy
Beach,
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Packer
into
the
quarterback
slot
TTi
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tv,
moai
i
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i
i
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Jonii
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-
.t
nu-
fist-
tieaJ
Satuiday
and
gained
a
2-2
!P
and
Jonn
McUougall
scored
nipeg
Saturday.
lengthened
the
lead
to
18-6
on
;
EARl
WALLS
of
Edmonton
and
Toronto
(left
connects
with
a
left
to
the
body
of
veteran
Joe
Kahut
of
Portland,
Ore.,
in
a
heavyweight
match
at
Edmonton
for
the
Pacific
Northwest
title.
Walls.
Canadian
champion,
is
mentioned
as
a
prospect
for
a
world's
title
bout
with
Rocky
Marciano.
Walls
knocked
out
Kahut
in
the
second
round
for
his
24th
KO
in
32
professional
fights.
Walls
is
ranked
7th
among
world
contenders
for
the
title.
Bombers'
triumph
before
aja
touchdown
set
up
by
an
in-
"!K"
ee
01
uemP
"a";JC
T
,
...
.
sell-out
16.000
crowd
at
Clarke
terception
of
a
Jacobs
pass,
but
lnlBh
lnree
of
8
and
Nelson
:-asu
ouimay.
Mixed
len-Pin
Leoquo
Tnrnntn
Mini.
Taqfe
Monlrorl
tne
Dig
lenow
woman
t
be
de-1
""
u,.
n"
"'sn
nied
,
game.
Boston
Bruins
2-0
In
Toronto
,
hiuh
mrn'i
thriHi
tli,n
Hnrtu-iu
'
Stadium
was
the
highlight
of
a
week-end
that
decided
the
fate
of
the
favored
Ottawa
Rough
He
reared
back
and
fired!
ln
last
week
s
l-riciay
nigni
Saturday
and
tied
the
Bruins
1-1
Hi(h
women's
inKie.
jen
sharp..,
the
Big
Four
and
three
touchdown
strikes.
com-imlxed
league,
Mildred
Wide
set
n
Boston
Sunday.
I'M;
hinn
womn
thrre,
Bev
Mat-
Riders
in
Kitchener
Wutiarlrin
Flllt
phmpn
I
nlptr1
Id
nf
9n
nnucttc
t-
OOrt
thp
DaCP
for
I.-.fitpc
with
hltfh
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1
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1
M
KtfllllI1
Mansons
Take
Loop
Lead
in
the
ORFU.
All
were
shunted
j
yards,
'and
with
two
minutes
to
;
8me
of
277
and
best
three
or!pjace
along
with
Detroit.
They
to
the
sidelines
for
another
play
it
was
a
tled-up
game
Hiiih
imih
slnulf,
Dumlnra,
6S0;
hth
team
ihi-ee,
TlnymiU's,
1H94
Lucklrt
2.
M
to
M
3;
Tinymltea
4,
Four
Aces
0;
Tlmbrrticlu
t,
lmi-Inoa
3
7
cm
C-U.1UW
loppea
ui
men
are
two
polnLs
behind
the
lead-with
hU
265-game
and
George
,
ing
Canauien3.
The
Bruins
are
Wicks
had
high
three
of
6G9.
;
ln
fourth
spot
three
ponU
bc.
Northland
Daiiy
scored
high
hlnci
Toronlo
antl
Detroit.
three,
3075,
and
ResiduaLs
had
,
i
the
top
game
of
1075.
:
....
inq
Millers
43-39
dgi
Eskimos
were
within
striking
range
for
a
field
goal
or
'single
point
when
quarter
Claude
Arnold's
flat
pass
was
intercepted
by
Dave
Skrien
on
the
Winni
year.
Tiger-Cats
whipped
Riders
18-8
at
Hamilton
and
Montreal
Alouettes
trimmed
Argonauts
27-8
at
Toronto.
Tiger-Cats
now
meet
Als
in
the
best-of-three
final.
In
the
men's
Sunday
ten-pin
Remember
W
hen
peg
10
who
dashed
up
the
touchlines
to
the
Edmonton
50
1
league,
Bob
Vuckovich
chalked;
and
there
lateralled
to
Tom
up
best
game
of
213
and
S.
Morln1
War'ren
Wright's
great
colt
!
Tne
Dutchmen
carried
a
three-point
lead
into
Toronto
i
Casey
who
hot-footed
it
over!
had
high
three
of
570.
Albert!
Whlrlaway
established
himself
Heating
H
Manson's
Omegas
took
over
the
learl
in
the
Senior
B
basketball
circuit
Saturday
night
when
thty
defeated
a
desperate
CCC.300
Club
squad
43-39.
In
a
top-notch
crowd
pleas.r,
North
Stars
edged
Watts
&
Nick.'
erson
chalked
up
five
baskets
ersons
59-55
m
the
Inter
A
en-;
pnd
North
Star
replied
with
six
&
McCaf
fery
now
lead
the
league
!
winter-book
favorite
for
the
for
the
Sunday
for
the
second
game
oi
i
the
Edmonton
line
with
nine
points;
Woodbutchers
'
Kentucky
Derby
by
romping
the
total-point
ORFU
final
and
'
game-winning
points.
a
ei
CHOP
SUEY
...
...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Be
Planned
counter
and
Sea
Cadets
trim-;
plus
four
completed
free
shots.
NHL
LEADERS
Efficie
McKay
and
Art
Helin
shared
tnrougn
tne
mud
to
an
easy
win
in
the
Walden
Stakes
at
Pimllco
13
years
ago
today.
Whlrlaway
went
on
to
win
the
American
triple
crown
ln
1941
the
Kentucky
Derby.
Preakness
and
BeU
mont
Stakes.
A
PUs.
14
20
Better
Curling
Conditions
Seen
As
New
Unit
Installed
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club,
;
last
Saturday
of
the
draw
next
now
in
its
second
year
of
opera-
spring.
Thus
the
social
plans
of
tion,
took
another
progressive
the
mixed
league
curlers
will
not
step
over
the
weekend
when
a
be
upset.
refrigeration
unit,
designed
to
i
This
week's
draws
for
the
Gor-
med
Bulgers
35-21
in
the
Junior
opener.
Manson's
now
nave
two
wins
in
as
many
outings
while
CCC
end
G
&
A
both
have
one
win
and
one
loss
records
in
the
early
senior
league-
The
game,
a
slow
one
compared
to
the
rousing
Inter-A
offering,
saw
Manson's
coach
l)y
The
CiinucM-.n
Pr,
G
Howe,
Detroit
6
Lindsay,
Detroit
6
Reibel,
Detroit
5
Geoffrlon,
Montreal
....
7
Sloan,'
Toronto
3
Richard,
Montreal
9
Sandford,
Baston
2
point
honors
for
North
Star
with-15
apiece
while
Ron
Chria-toff
and
Letourneau
led
the
clothiers
with
12
points
each.
North
Star
committed
13
founds
to
Watts
&
Nickerson's
19
North
Star
scored
on
13
of
33
free
shots
while
Watts
&
Nickerscns
netted
3
out
of
their
seven
chances.
In
the
Junior
opener
Sea
12
12
9
12
4
11
An
expertly
planwi,
iiH
system
pays
(
111
a
frw
yi-ar
Ur
crciiti
r
tomlurt
lla:
mud's
bftlfT
hnl!
Ihe
family.
Phone
174
Bill
McChesney
screaming
his
Standings:
Montreal,
won
lust
6.
tied
123
points.
head
off
as
CCC
players
robbed
!
Cadets
'1
Bulgers
in
every
but
the
second.
The
nmi,
r.f
rPhniinrt
nt
hntii
I
quarter
remove
moisture
from
the
air
in
mild
weather,
was
installed
by
the
club
membership.
A
crew
of
volunteers
gathered
don
Hardware
trophy
are
as
follows
:
Tuesday
7
p.m.
Hi
Ford
vs.
Green;
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MrBrlde
Street
ends
of
the
floor.'
Only
the
jailors
took
the
f
irst
quarter
8-3
SMITH
&
ELK
sharpshooting
of
Ray
Sprin
at
the
rink
to
place
the
1,000-
(2)
Meighen
vs
Rowbotham;
i3)
lost
the
second
5-10,
took
the
third
5-4
and
the
final
16-4.
Rowe
paced
the
jewelers
with
7
pound
unit
in
place.
A
platform
;
Butterick
vs
Eyolfson.
s
Eolnts;
Howe,
Detroit,
20.
Goals:
Richard,
Montreal.
9.
Assists:
Howe,
Detroit,
14.
Shutouts:
Sawchuk,
Detroit,
McNeil,
Montreal,
Henry,
Boston,
Rollins,
Chicago,
2.
Penalties:
Mortam,
Chicago
40
minutes.
who
notched
18
points
gave
the
jewelers
the
necessary
edge
to
win.
Down
10-4
in
the
first
points
while
J.
Christoff
led
the
LIMITED
259
Third
A
had
been
built
in
the
rafters!
9
p.m.:
(1)
Moore
vs
Berg;
2
above
the
centre
ice
sheet
and
!
Matthews
vs
Barbour;
3i
Rud-the
unit
was
hauled
up
and
put
'
derham
vs
Thorn.
.,o'r.r
r-r-o
o
v,b.
..nJ
Sea
Cadets
with
11
into
operation
just
after
noon
i
ttv,ini.viia
8LONDIE
Slatta
and
Our-,
three
field
goals
without
reply
.Referees
were
by
the
Omegas
and
ended
theiv
second
quarter
only
three
points
Junior
League
down-
j
BULGERS
Twaites
2.
Rowe
7,
The
third
quarter
saw
Man-!
Gmy
J-
Juhnfon
6-
J-
Jhn-indn
mo
,h,D
jiSon
2,
Tom,
Halverson,
Lambie
Saturday.
Designed
to
prevent
dripping
from
the
rafters
onto
the
ice,
the
machine
consists
of
an
intake
To-
fan
which
forces
air
through
a
'
2.
Watmough,
Marshall
2
only
the
uncanny
hook
shots
of;
tal
21.
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Art
Olsen
who
notched
six
of
the
Manson
points
In
thit
-stanza
kept
the
jewelers
in
the
game.
Gcing
into
ihe
final
quarter,
Manson's
held
a
four-point
freezes.
A
ciock
setting
then
automatically
stops
the
fan
and
ell.
Newfield
2,
Flood
10,
Iveson,
j
Christoff
11,
Lugrin
4,
MacLeod,
i
Franklin
Total
35.
lead
after
three
minutes
and
'
inler-A
League
7
p.m
:
il)
Peterson
vs
Miller;
2l
McKenzie
vs
Turner;
(3)
Holliston
vs
Laurie.
9
p.m.:
i3)
Sieber
vs
George-son;
(2)
McNiece
vs
Warren;
(
1
1
Parker
vs
Shier.
Thursday
7
p.m.:
Ui
Kellouph
vs
Wak-ley;
3i
Aston
vs
Robertson;
i2i
Greene
vs
Gordon.
9
p.m.:
i3
Rowbotham
vs
Bird;
2)
Eyolfson
vs
Johnstone;
(1)
Berg
vs
Garner.
Friday
7
p.m.:
(li
Barbour
vs
Oster-tag;
3)
Ford
vs
Thorn;
(2)
Meighen
vs
Miller.
9
p.m.:
(3)
Buterick
vs
Turner;
tl)
Moore
vs
Laurie;
(2)
Rudderham
vs
Sieber.
The
value
of
Canada's
pulp
and
paper
production
'
exceeds
CCC
scored
four
field
goals
to
1
NORTH
STAR
Morrison
6,
Manson's
three.
Manson's
were
Nickerson
7,
Tait
7,
McKay
15,
edged
13-12
on
point
play
in
Black
3,
Helin
15,
Turcotte,
Don-the
last
canto
but
their
slight
'
aldson
6.
Total
59
lead
proved
sufficient
to
give
'
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
them
the
win.
j
Wesch
4,
Christoff
12,
Smith
4.
nitpn
,.,itv.
in
nmntt
Sedeewick
8.
McFarlr.ne
6,
Le-
;
the
refrigeration
unit
and
turns
i
on
a
heating
unit,
melting
the
j
ice
which
drains
from
the
pan
to
j
the
outside.
The
clock
then
i
starts
the
cycle
again.
'
The
ice
was
scraped
to
remove
t
the
nubbins
of
ice
buiit
up
by
j
the
dripping,
the
sheets
flooded
;
again
and
good
curling
is
how
1
expected.
No
curling
took
place
j
last
week,
consequently
the
men's
schedule
will
carry
on
i
from
where
it
left
off.
The
mixed
league,
however,
will
carry
on
'
as
scheduled
with
the
games
ner-up
fo
Spring
in
the
Manson
tourneau
12,
Forman,
Sather
7,
Enridge
2.
Total
55.
Senior
B
League
ByZANEGfcl
KING
OF
THE
ROYAL
MOUNTED
scoring
while
Thompson
and
Christensen
tied
with
10
points
each
for
CCC.
The
pulp
millers
i
CCC
300
D.
Scherk
9
committed
13
fouls
plus
two
'
Scherk
1,
Thompson
10,
Cam-technicals.
Manson's
collected
,
ercn
7,
Christensen
10,
Dumas
14
fouls,
of
which
five
belonged
2.
Total
39.
i
planned
for
last
Saturday,
No
uew
fcAvf;
'
j
.-
,s
tion.
MANSAN'S
Bill
3,
Hartwig
5,
;
vember
14,
now
scheduled
for
the
to
Danny
Bill.
CCC
sank
11
of
0
:
i4
16
free
shots
while
Manson's
phUcd
the
same,
number
in
18
Ratchford
1,
Olsen
10,
Spring
lft.
Webster.
C,
Walsh.
Total
43.
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beautiful
soft
flat
finish
Oil
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in
manv
attractive
colors,
that
can
be
used
over
Wallpaper,
Kalsomine,
Plaster
or
Wallboard.
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CO.
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for:
a.,
thrilling
finish
to
i
Willi
.
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he
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encounter
which;
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saw
North
Star
trailing
45-43
1
VfBSt
Ofu
r73
going
into
the
last
canto.
The
;
bottlers
led
the
play
15-8
in
the
'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Saskatoon
first
quarter
on
the
baskets
by
i
Hilltops,
led
in
a
blazing
scoring
Rod
Tait
and
Ray
McKay.
The
;
spree
by
a
pass-pitching
quar-clothiers
came
back
to
take
the
terback
with
icewater
in
his
.second
stanza
18-15
with
Norm
veins,
smothered
Vancouver
Blue1
Sather
collecting
six
points
of
Bombers
50-3
Saturday
in
the
their
total,
and
Bill
Donaldson
,
sudden-death
Western
Canada
netting
six
for
North
Stars.
The
junior
football
final,
clothiers
went
to
town
in
the'
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overwhelming
win
mov-third
quarter
backed
by
the
bril-'ed
them
into
the
Canadian
final
liant
work
Oi
Letourneau
who
in
Saskatoon
next
Saturday
sank
four
baskets
Fouls
made
against
the
delending-champion
the
difference
in
the
exiting
Windsor
AKO,
who
defeated
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quarter
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