The
I'rince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
3,
1954
A
P.
GARDNER
HIAt'irrtmi,
.....
&
3
Olson
Retains
Crown
As
Sore
Duke
Slows
Kid
IN
THIS
CORNER
'
Now
At
Wallace's
Of
Course
wimutiitu
AiJUOUNTANTlj
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A
Resident
Partner
Prit.ee
l(upwl
rMy
Ladies"
i
CHICAGO
I
Middleweight
j
champion
Bobo
Olson
has
a
;September
title
defence
set
against
Joey
Giardello
after
I
leaving
welter
champ
Kid
Gav-
DICK
AIRES
There's
not
very
much
we
can
say
:n
today's
column
excepi
325
Fourth
Avenue
East
t.i.
,
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5
Easter
Bonnet
indicated
Gavilan
might
have
been
able
to
chill
Olson
if
he
had
been
the
same
two-fisted
buzz
saw
all
the
way.
It
was
a
toe-to-toe
closing
round
in
which
Gavilan
several
times
seemed
to
have
Olson
in
serious
trouble
with
crashing
lefts
and
rights,
only
to
have
Bto
display
the
tough
tenacity
that
has
given
him
65
victories
in
61
pro
fights
,
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Vancouver
II
you
like
the
"flowers
that
bloom
In
3
TODAY
ONLY
7:
-
9:00
p.m.
thCTljr'ns,"
you'll,
love
our
new
Spring
hcts;
A11
the
latest
season's
colors
trimmed
for
a
colorful
Easter.
The
jjsnal
Wallace's
value
in
prices
too.
n
CALAMITY
Usir,,
rtt
Bobo
had
his
bhy-
,-t
pa;
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"May
the
best
man
win."
We
refer
of
course,
to
the
Elks
Lodge
fight
card
slated
for
tonight
at
the
Civic
Centre
which
will
see
four
Navy
fighters
meet
four
local
boxer's.
The
card,
as
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
Prince
Rupert
knows,
is
headlined
by
the
return
match
between
Trent
Ketchcson.
Canadian
amateur
middleweight
champion
and
Prince
Rupert's
Andy
Marshall,
1954
Golden
Gloves
165-pouhd
champion.
The
purpose
to
send
Marshall
to
the
B.E.
Games.
.
.
The
return
fight
was
a
natural
from
the
first.
Marshall
hung
up
a
quite
authorative
victory
over
the
Canadian
champ
March
5,
the
first
night
of
the
Golden
Gloves
tourney.
Kctchcson,
as
be-comes
a
champlon.-immedlately
made
it
known
that
he
would
like
a
return
match
"anywhere,
anytime."
The
time
has
come
and
both
fighters
have
the
chance
of
a
ilan
ruefully
convinced
that
it
takes
two
hands
to
beat
a
good
man.
Olson
Friday
night
hacked
and
harassed
a
left-handed-punnhln!
Gavilan,
his
right
eyelid
spurting
blood
from
the
ninth
round
on,
for
a
split
15-round
decision
before
18,582
roaring
fans
at
Chicago
Stadium.
Gavilan,
who
injured
his
right
hand
in
a
tune-up
bout
Feb.
23,
didn't
really
explode
wi
h
that
hand
until
a
torrid
15th
round
when
he
tried
in
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
from
the
announced
gross
gate
of
$334,730.
plus
a
$100,000
melon
from
TV.
Olson's
35
per
cent
cut
of
the
net
gate
and
TV
gave
him
an
estimated
$122,866.
Oav-ilan's
share
netted
about
m
lifetime.
Marshall
hopes
to
repeat
his
Vancouver
win
and
Ketchc-
'
vain
for
the
knockout
he
needed
son
wants
to
nrove
that
Marshall's
victory
was
not
so
derisive
ns
to
Win.
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
GUARD
THOSE
YOU
LOVE
.
,
w-t'l
fstS
$cm&.
.The
Kid
had
nursed
the
hand
in
training
to
the
suspicion
of
appeared.
Which
ever
way
it
rocs,
it
will
be
a
fight
that
will
linger
in
(.AST
NIGHT'S
IGHTS
Philadelphia
Tommy
Kirk,
'
155,'
Philadelphia,
outpointed;
JoHnny
Cicarclli,,
149'2,
Wil-
j
mlpgton,
Del.
7.
Melbourne
Marshall
C'layi-.n.!
14.1V4,
U.S.,
stopped
Augustiio1
THE
the
memories
of
local
fight
fans
for
a
good
many
years.
A
great
tho
j,Um
state
MhleUc
Com.
deal
is
at
stake,
the
prestige
of
the
Navy,
the
pride
of
a
Dominion-
niLsslon,
who
at,
noon
Friday
said
champion,
and
the
reputation
of
a
local
champion.
,
i
ftiter
examination
that
it
was
KEYS
OF
TIIE
j
Argote,
142
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Spain,
6.
all
ritiht.
KINGDOM
'The
15th
round,
when
he
threw
all
caution
to
the
wind,
Directed
by
JOHN
M.
STAHL
Produced
by
JOSEPH
L
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RESEARCH
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01
me
iignis
wnn
mc
navy
iihs
ueen
canceiica
oecause
Billy
Tsuchiya,
speedy
lightweight
matched
with
RCN
132-pounder
Art
Ryan,
had
two
bolls
or
carbuncle!
lanced
this
week
and
it
would
be
asking
for
trouble
if
he
tried
to
go
through
with
the
fight.
A
glancing
blow,
although
unintentional,
would
split
wide
open
the
spots
operated
on.
However,
Navy
trainer
Jerry
Le
Blanc,
who
was
stationed
here
for
four
months
in
1949,
will
probably
accommodate
ship-mate
Ryan.
-
Also
on
the
sick
list
is
Bobby
Good,
85-pouhder
who
was
to(
meet
Billy
Saunders,
son
pf
Annunciation
club
trainer
Martin
Saunders,
in
one
of
the
preliminary
bouts.
Bobby
got
the
flu
and
Billy
now
takes
on
90-pound
Ken
Murray.
Incidentally
Ron
Earl,
i
Of
Ab
Hart's
Terrace
boxing
club,
is
only
125
pounds,
not
135
as
stated
on
the
-program.
......
'
RCN
Sports
officer
Lieut.
Jim
Cumniings
and
trainer
Le
Blanc
took.
a
dim
yiew
of
the
Elks
proposal
for
switching
referees
and
Judges.
The
navy
thinks
three
judges
is
the
best
with
.the
point
system
being
used,
to
score.
In
keeping
with
the
Elks'
plan
to
ask
a
naval
officer
to
be
one
of
the
three
Judges,
Cmdr.
A.
H.
Rankin,
OBE,
(CD)
RCN,
was
approached
last
night
by
Eric
Speers,
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FACILITIES
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lions
pnynhte
to
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IN
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FACINATI0N"
HUCfO
HAAfi
CLEO
MOORE
OttnattiuM
(PeuijU
;
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Manager,
Bank
of
Montreal,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
4
coNTrN'rr
it
co.rvis
iaio4
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
FIGHTING
LIKE
JUNGLE
BEASTS'S
FOR
THE
LOVt
Or
ONE
WOMANl
LONDON
(CP)
Ox.oi'd
Uni
'er-alty's
oarsmen,
their
thin
shell
rolling
and
bucking
In
choppy
.'
water,
took
a
two-length
lead
at.
the
half-way
and
rowed
on
to
an
tSpset
victory
over
Cambridge
today
In
the
100th
renewal
of
the
crew
classic.
Today's
victory
was
Oxford's
45th.
Cambridge
has
won
54
!
times,
and
one
race
was
a
dead
j
heat.
J
The
lighter
Oxford
crew
was
ahead
by
iVz
lengths
at
the
finish,
j
EDMONTON
(CP)
Edmontoa
Flyers
polished
dff
Saskatoon.
Quakers
8-4
Friday
night
to
win-their
be.st-of
-seven
series
4-2.
:
The
Flyers
now
take
on
C&i-
'
gary
Stampeders.
'J
i
Vancouver
Canucks
outfought
'
Rew
Westminster
3-1
at
Vancouver
last
night
lo
lake
a,
3-2
lead
iai
games
in
the
best
of
nine
Jjemi-final.
.
,
rCOME
IN
AND
TRY
IT
I
th
REAL
AS
FLESH!
HEl'
ROYAL
-
PORTABLE
V
WITH
SENSATIONAL
fcO
See
Your
(A.
J
SPEfD
SELECTOR
I
r.xaited
ruler
of
the
Elks
and
the
matter
Is
well
in
hand.
Whoever
'
the
referee
is
in
any
particular
fight,
he
will
pick
up
the
slips
from
the
judges
and
hand
them
to(
announcer
Art
Murray
who
will
name'
the
winner.
.
Future
of
a
Pony
Baseball
league
In
this
city
could
be
decided
Monday
night
when
a
meeting
will
be
held
at
8
p.m.
in
the
council
,
room
of
the
Civic
Centre
of
all
42
eligible
prospects
and
any
parents
and
otu?r
citizens
interested
in.helping
to
form
this
league
between
Little
League
iid
senior.
Barley
Lewis
will
be
willing
1o
outline
!
details
to
'
all
wishing
to
help-
at
this
lmportarttVmectitis.
:
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SCRIPTS
A
couple
of
armchair
sports
both
lost
out
on
a
bet
they
had
on
the
number
of
continents
there
are
on
the
face
of
the
globe.
Frank
Romer
claimed
there
are
six
and
Empress
Hotel
bartender
Bill
Moore
bet
there
were
five.
The
World
Almanac
lists
seven,
Asia,
South
America,
North
America.
Africa.
Europe,
Antarctica
and
Australia.
Settle
it
anyway
you
like
boys
.
.
.
.
Trent
Ketcheson
almost
missed
the
steak
dinner
staged
tor
local
and
visiting
fighters
bv
the
Elks
Lodge
because
he
was
so
engrossed
mt.
w
.
'ft
A
T
wr
t.
'
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
GREER
&
BR1DDEN
i-"
HOWARD
HUGHES
hfl
DANCE
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
!
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215
First
Ave.
W.
fhbiie
909
In
his
battle
with
a
23-pound
fish
which
ho
hooked
off
the
CNR
ilo-k
.
.
.
Newspaper
guest
of
the
Elks
at
the
same
dinner
was
Tommv
Fraser.
editor
of
the
Omincca
Herald,
who
came
over
with
the
Terrace
gang.
;
on
ONLY
$1000
Competitive
Prices
..'
Instalment
Poyment
Plon
-fa
Guorontecd
Workmonship
DOWN
SAT.
APRIL
3
Dancing
9-1
Admission
$1
.00
Dance
In
honor
of
ship's
company
of
IIMC3
Sioux
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....,
TECHNICOIOR
Large
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
tiding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
choose
from.
SHUTTLE
TOURNEY
SLATED
FOR
THREE
DA
YS
NEXT
WEEK
A
tcurWrnent
takinc;
in
every
combination
of
places
Is
to
be
staged
April
6.
7
and
8
by
the
Civic
Centre
Badminton
club
it
was'
announced
today.
The
tournament
will
see
men's
and
women's
singles,
men's
and
women's
doubles
and
nixed
doubles
in
play.
The
flight
system
will
be
in
opera'
n
'
Heiii;n?
.
tournament
arramremcnts
is
Stsr
"'ckcrman
assisted
by
Dave
Eowen.
Nancy
Hopkins,
Robert
v.
h.
HeHc
Holkcstad
and
George
Vlercck.
Anyone
wishing
U
.-.iter
the
tourney
Is
asked
to
hand
their
names
in
at
tl.-.
Ci..c
Centre
desk
before
5
p.m.
Sunday.
;
$.5o
s
I
u
MONTH
Fully
Guaranteed
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Corrosion
and
rust,
which
cat
through
metal,
are
caused
by
the
normal
accumulation
of
moisture
in
the
lauk.
For
years
the
oil
heut
industry
has
been,
searching
for
a
solution
to
this
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the
Shell
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