Prince
Rupert
Doily
New,
Friday,
October
30.
1953
Primary
and
Secondary
Rinks
In
Crucial
Mixed
'Spiel
Play
ROUND-UP
.
i
-'"d
.
T.ot
nioht
in
the
7
p.m.
sec-,
Six
primary
rinks
take
the
lee
MARCIANO,
BRITISH
CHAMPION
FIGHT
FOR
TITLE
NEXT
JUNE
PARIS
(
AP)
Rocky
Marclano,
world
heavyweight
champ-
-ion,
will
fisht
the
British
champion,
Don
Cockrell,
in
a
15-rtund
title
bout
next
June,
Al
Weill,
the
world's
titleholder's
manager
said
today.
The
metch
will
be
held
either
in
London
or
the
United
States,
"wherever
we
could
get
more
money,"
Weill
said.
The
manager
made
his
announcement
of
the
heavyweight
bout
after
a
one-hour
talk
with
Jack
Solomons,
Britain's
boxing
promoter.
"No
final
decision
on
the
matter
will
be
taken,
however,"
Weill
said,
"until
I
talk
with
the
International
Boxing
Club
manager
next
week
in
New
York."
tonictht
at
Fringe
Rupert
uun-onauiy
vy.
"b
-------
,
u,
Rink
to
stUle
the
quarter
Jek;
Newton
beat
Dominate;
.
final.?
in
the
Annual
Mixed
bon-
Matthews
beat
Dibb.
spiel
which
bean
Monday.
Serai-
In
the
9
p.m.
primary
draw,
j
final?
and
finals
of
the
bontui'U
EyOjfson
beat
Munson;
Wakley,
will
be
clayed
Monday
and
on
beat
Shier
and
Osterberg
fceut.
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
sounded
far
fetched
a
c-
-iple
of
spi'ings
ago
in
San
Francisco
when
the
lisiness
manager
of
Tokyo
Giants
said
in
all
seri-ci
sness
that
the
time
was
coming
fairly
soon
when
th?re
would
be
played
each
fall
a
"true
world
series
o'c
baseball."
j
'
"hen
that
time
comes,
he
said,
tables.
Already,
he
said,
the
av-
tiu
winner
of
the
American,
or
erage
player
in
his
country
was
s-cMonal
playoff
will
face
the
several
inches
taller
and
pounds
c
i-
mDion
club
of
JaDan
as
a
heavier
than
his
pre-war
coun-
Tuesday
regular
curing
will
be-
Taylor.
gin.
Boxer
Injured
Slated
to
play
off
tonight
are
rinks
skipped
by
the
following:
GLACE
BAY,
N.S.
O
George
(Riickabvel
Ross.
32,
f
ormer
Anderson
plays
Rudderham;
Ford
plavs
Eyolfson
and
Wakley
meets
Canadian
middleweight
boxing
Ostrberg.
The
draw
is
for
9
p.m
king,
broke
his
back
Thursday
in
i
in
the
secondaries
at
7
p.m.j
a
45-foot
fall
from
a
power
pole
XWM
m
n
:
tter
of
course
for
the
world
terpart.
;
t;t,'5.
He
said
this
would
have1
"Before
the
war,"
he
said,
"we
;
to
wait
some
years
until
the
new
!
were
too
sma11
t0
Plav
asa;st
ton'.Bh'.,
Stewart
plays
Meig'jen;
at
a
nearDy
reserve.
Warren
meets
BerS
and
Newcon
His
doctor
said
he
would
be
oiay,
Matthews;
at
11
p.m.
it's
in
a
plaster
cast
for
about
six
Ddsnceman
Johnson
Shines
To
Give
Habs
3-1
Victory
.ichnson
V5
MJore;
Aston
vs
Tay-
montns.
your
DIB
leaders,
uur
piium-isi
:
had
littie
speed
and
our
batters
!
seldom
hit
anything
lonRer
j
j
than
a
single.
Also,
we
had
only
rr!Wp
tp:inK
fn
those
rinvs
Now
I
lor
and
Shier
vs
Manson.
Piay
started
Monday
night
oa!
pit
t-war
generation
of
Japanese
b
v
s
have
learned
to
play
the
p-.
ne.
'
'hese
new
boys,
he
said,
got
a
v
ly
from
the
old
Japanese
diet
c-:
fish
and
rice
after
the
war
a
vi
were
filling
out
their
bones
wi'h
red
meat
and
fresh
vege-
pretty
heavy
Ice
but
with
the!
fZX
third-ulace
tie
with
Boston
Bruins.
!
freezing
period
lengthening
all
By
The
CRnRdtnn
Press
There's
nothing
in
the
National
Hockey
league
constitu
Canada
PacTters
presents
we
have
two
major
professional
leagues,
the
same
as
you,
and
i
the
class
of
play
is
improvin!?
.
The
match
penalty
to
Lach
re-
1
tlie
tims
thc
ice-shpeta
are
get
suited
fro
ma
tangle
earlv
in
the
'
tin
keener
all
the
time
.
tion
entitling
a
player
to
over-
each
There
is
reason
II
season.
aCl3UU.
lO
no
llu
ILa.u
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rr.
.
j
TORONTO
....
r.ime
nav.
nnr
n
Montreal
s
lum
cccnmi
no.
r,H
n
tt,v
tu
t.,
tv,
a
i
.i
a
few
years."
.
;
Johnson'
puts
m
a
claim
today,
amen
centre
was
injured.
He'.-vpnt
J.;hnspn'.s
rink
defeated
j
Grant
&
Newton
Laad
10-Pinners
The
conversation
keens
comiiif
'
s
3
v
e
"'"'-
cmergeu,
Kwinging
ins
suck
at
;
M;-dpih"s;
Anderson
beat
Stew-
back
as
we
read
the
daily
des-,
arm'
Armstrong
and
the
big
winger
art;
Rudderham
beat
Meighen,
r,uoi10
fmm
jnwn
Prh
K,-Vv
!
The
Canariiciis
were
in
dire
lifted
his
own
stick
to
ward
off
Moore
beat
Thorn:
Ford
beat
Iran
and
Newton
with
six
j
,,
,-.:
A
irrf,n
imt-e
straits
last
nisht
when
veteran
the
blow.
Lach's
sentence,
thp
'
1
-lrner:
Aston
hunt
Warren:
i
h
i
richer,
rnbusi.
full-bodied...
VtffrT?-.
blended
to
satisfy
the
usee
of
,r
British
Columbians.
Try
it
.
.
,
'
you'll
like
Captain
Morgan
'JtlV'i-
;
t
Black
Label
Rum.
.m(
i
'
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
"pop"
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I
nts
lead
the
Men's
Ten-Pin
tuiit'i
Linn
ciiL
uui
wiiii
n
umu
iiiaiiu
pcnuiiy
01
uie
year,
r
voii-cn
ceat
ter5;
Manson
D?at
All-Stars
are
winning
practically
awich
iM-iialty
after
a
stick-
carried
a
5100
fine
as
well
as
a
F.ittorick;
Shif-r
beat
Dominata;
all
their
games,
true
enough,
but
they
are
being
given
a
surprsing
run
for
their
money.
vling
league
as
of
Wednesday
jlit
with
a
one-point
bulge
r
Elks
and
Imperial
Oil
who
tied
with
five
points
each.
winder
Geoigs
Armstrong
of
the
niatlcally
cost
him
$25.
i
b-nt
Matthews:
Taylor
beat
Dibb.!
Toronto
wapie
ieais.
iney
wire!
ine
janaaiens
went
into
the1
.
By
Wednesday
the
Winne.n,
We
were
especially
stnrk
by
a
y
Transfer
and
Moose
are
I
correspontient's
comment
on
one
I
leading:
1-0
at
the
time,
but
they
game
without
regular
centres
were
continuing
in
the
primaiy
were
fast
running
out
of
centres.
Dick
Moore
and
Jean
Beliveau
event
and
the
lasers
went
on
in
game
which
the
Lopats
won
by
both
out
with
injuries.
i
with
four
points
apicre
and
MP
trail
with
nil.
:ity
Transfer
notched
four
tits
with
2405
pins
and
Im-ial
Oil
had
2218
pins
to
gain
!
point.
Mooe
defeated
the
i
very
low
s'ore.
"For
no
apparent
reason,"
the
account
said,
"the
Japanese
team
kept
changing
pitchers."
JAMES
-
LWC5J
,
'
r
MELtON
RUM
TENOR
9
SmaM
Oak
Coiii
.
if
tonight
CFPR
-
7:30
i
this
advertisement
is
not
pubushed
ok
pispuYto
ir
mt
uouoi
co
,
BOARD
OR
BY
THE
GOVERNMENT
Of
BRITISH
COtUMliA
the
secondary
event.
1
On
Wednesday
night
in
The
rim
try,
Ande.son
oeat
Johnson;
Rudderham
beat
Moore;
Ford!
beat
Aston.
In
the
.
secondary.:
Stewart
beat
McLean;
Melghen!
beat
Thorn
and
Warren
beat
Turner,
-
Sain
Johnny
The
linescore
showed
five
had
So
Coach
Dick
Irvin
called
on
Johnson,
a
defeucc-m?.n
by
trade,
to
fill
in
fo:-
Lach.
While
Johnson
was
still
getting
acquainted
with
his
wingers
the
Leaf's
Ert?
Ncsterrnko
tied
the
scoiv,
ofta-tUng
Kenny
Moj-dc'll's
first
period
goal.
That
set
the
stage
for
the
third
period,
in
which
the
trans
Hits
Daseoa!
I.CMP,
rolling
2371
for
4
points
seen
action
though
the
Amei-i-t-
the
Mounties'
2097.
Grant
and
i
cans
hadn't
had
a
really
big
tn-i;
wton
rolled
2531
with
a
handi-
1
ning.
Reading
between
the
lines,
o
3
of
93
to
gain
2
points
and
we
Would
say
that
five
different
i:
:s
rolled
2517
for
2
points.
i
Japanese
pitchers
were
given
an
'
Don
Arney
of
Elks
scored
opportunity
to
face
some
of
the
planted
blue-liner
took
charge.
able
honors
with
a
high
single
j
best
hitters
in
the
world,
and
j
tje
fired
two
goals,
both
on
pass-
'
Viol
thoir
t.il-,n
Klu
1
ia
,'ri
tr
o
222
and
a
high
Uiree
of
576.
I
something
nhnut.
nitchinp-
in
thr
The
week
before
Bob
Rudder-
WALNUT
RIDGE,
Ark.
(
AP)
!
Johnny
Sain,
right-handed
New
York
Yankee's
curve-baller.
yesterday
retired
from
baseball
to
,
operate
an
automobile
agency
here.
j
Sain,
who
played
in
the
major
;
leagues
for
1
1
years
and
in
or-
ganized
baseball
for
six
years
j
before
that,
won
the
opening
'
game
for
the
Yankees
in
the
;
bm
of
City
Transfer
collected
!
process.
From
the
Japanese
hih
single
and
high
triple
i
standpoint,
that
could
bs
the
im-ti'nors
with
scores
of
210
and
j
portant
thing
at
this
stage,
and
71.
,
let
the
victories
come
later.
es
from
Maurice
Richard,
that
gave
his
club
a
3-1
victory.
Still
lakins
his
regular
turn
on
de-ence,
he
helped
limit
the
Leafs
to
a
single
shot
on
goal
throughout
Xh'd
entire
period.
Jolin.ion's
pair
of
goals
gave
him
more
points
than
he
had
jver
scored
in
a
single
year
and
EMJOV
1953
World
Series,
in
a
relief
!
only
one
shy
of
h
entire
output
,.0i,,
e
mailed
ids
resignation
!
Pulpmen
Take
All
Honors
As
Mens
Loop
Pace-Setters
n
nu
.
'fiiVi
i
a
in
iniee
seasons
as
a
Montreal
t0
tne
yankees
this
week,
defenceman.
j
Tne
35-year-old
hurler.
who
!
The
victory
'jousted
the
Cana-
'
got
his
start
with
the
old
Boston
!
diens
into
a
four-point
lead
over
Braves,
played
with
them
until
!
the
second-place
Detroit
Red
!
1951
when
he
was
sold
to
th?
!
Wings.
The
Leafs
stayed
in
a
i
Yankees
for
$50,000.
I
Local
708
continued
their
games
of
781.
vv
nning
ways
in
A
League
of
Armendo
DeRe
chalked
up
t!
i
Men's
Five-Pin
Bowling
high
single
of
320
and
others
1;
ip
this
week,
downing
Phil-
rolling
better
than
300
were
Ray
1
tt-Fvitt
in
three
games
to
Billings,
with
301,
and
Joe
t;
w
four
points
and
remain
at
Giordano,
vith
305.
VALUES
FOR
MEM
ti
e
top
of
the
12-team
circuit.
The
pulpmen
rolled
best
three
t;.
mes
of
3102,
had
high
single
In
B
League,
Vic
Menzies
had
high
single
of
3ul
and
Doug
Jui-stad
lolled
best
three
of
677
Nelson
Brothers
had
best
game
(
10S0
and
Jim
Ciccone
paced
-t)?
league
with
high
three
of
1032
and
also
high
three
of
4
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North
Star
4,
CiTRA
0;
Art
Murrays
3,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1;
Short
Circuits
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Moose
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Market
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Calgary
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League
Savoy
Hotel
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ran
away
with
tiiat
one,
tak-
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Motors
4;
Deuces
3,
Can,a-i-
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8-1
win
over
la.st-place
dian
Legion
1;
Nelson
Brothers
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monton
Flyers.
3,
Jaycees
1;
LCB
1,
Kaien
In-
rhe
victory
moved
the
Stamps
ciustries
3;
Overwaitea
3,
Don
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Montreal
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Boston
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wort
eight,
t
two,
tied
none
16
points.
oints:
Reibel,
Detroit,'
13.
joals:
Richard,
Montreal,
6.
Issists:
Reibel,
Detroit,
9.
Shutouts:
Sawchuk,
Detroit;
I.'Nell,
Montreal,
2.
Penalties:
Lach,
Montreal,
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