r
TrliiCe
tuprrf
Daily
News
Friday.
March
12.
1954
Rotary
Curlers
Champions
Dead
Bombers
Refuse
To
Lie
Down
Lumley
Racks
Up
13th,
Bruins
Cuff
Rangers
Hv
JIM
KASTABLE
diens
on
goals
by
centres
Ted
cii.di!.n
Picas
sum
writer
'Kennedy
and
Tod
Sloan
and
Jim
Thomson
scored
his
first
Thomson.
derson's
Jaycee
rink
11-10.
In
the
final
-which
saw
Moore,
Bert
Fields,
Don
Ritchie
and
Eddy
Gladding;
playing
against
Anderson,
Jay
Burns,
Harley
Lewis
and
Danny
Johnson,
the
Jaycee
rink
took
an
early
lead
but
were
overtaken
by
the
Ko-!
tarians
in
the
ninth
end
with
the
score
8-8.
Individual
trophies
were
pre-
sented
to
the
winners
by
Mitch
Greene
In
ah.ionlla.
L3Si
NEW
ZEALAND
RUGGER
SQUAD
DOWNS
THUNDERBIRDS
42-3
VANCOUVER
r
New
Zealand
All
Mucks
drubbed
the
University
of
British
Columbia
Thundi-rbirds
42-3
In
an
exhibition
rusrT
panic
here
Thursday.
About
4.000
fans
watched
the
touring
All-Blacks
run
up
a
21-0
load
by
hatftimo
in
a
game
played
in
crisp,
cool
weather
but
under
sunny
.skies,
All-Blacks
held
Thunderblrds
scoreless
until
the
last
minute
of
play.
,
The
lop-sided
victory
was
the
second
for
the
down-under
team
in
their
three-game
stay
in
British
Columbia.
They
ran
up
a
3!)-3
score
over
Victoria
Crimson
Tide
Tuesday.
Vernon
Squares
OSHL
Series;
Dynamiters
Two
Up
in
WHL
ir
oOvOht....
r'pWdfc,
Boeid
or
b
,L
Bfitish
Cc'
n
the
third
period,
Richard
came
dashing
into
the
Toronto
en(j
anc
was
biucKcd
off
by
Leaf
defencemun
Tim
Morton.
Whin
referee
Red
Storey
failed
to
call
a
hiildina
penalty,
the
fans
vi
il-
RE-ROOF
.
.
Uh
ASPHALT
BfW
wit
Enquire
obour
our
Instalment
PoymJ
run
rKtt
ti
I
IMATES
.
.
.
SEE
OR
Q
:goal
in
200-odd
games.
Harry
j
Lumley
got
a
shutout.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
beat
Montreal
Can-
j
adieus.
New
York
Rangers
lost
and
are
just
about
out
of
the
j
Stanley
Cup
running.
And
little
Wall.y
Hergesheimer
broke
a
leg.
The
spectacular
and
the
disastrous
ran
like
that
in
the
National
Hockey
League
Thursday
night.
The
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Wings
walloped
the
last-
I
place
Chicago
Black
Ilawlts
6-2.
The
Leafs
strengthened
their
hold
on
second
place
with
a
3-0
i
victory
over
Canadiens
before
14,510
frantic
fans
at
Montreal.
Boston
Bruins
sent
the
Rangers
into
virtual
oblivion
for
another
year
with
a
1-0
win.
Hut.
take
a
look
r.s
the
side-
lights:.
I
four
straight
goals
and
a
5-3
win
for
the
Nelson
Maple
Leafs,
i
In
Kimberley,
the
Flyers
got
i
the
first
goal
and
looked
like
i
they
might
make
a
fiaht
of
it.
!
The
Dynamiters
tied
the
count
I
and
then
outscored
the
visitors
GREER
&BRIDD
Phone
909
Ily
Tilt;
C;in:uli:m
Press
Penticton
V's
provided
the
only
upset
in
interior
amateur
hockey
play-offs
Thursday
night.
Flaying
the
second
game
of
a
be.st-of-five
series
with
last-place
Vernon
Canadians
in
the
Okanugan
Senior
Hockey
League,
the
V's
lost
6-4
in
Vernon
to
square
the
series
1-1.
In
the
Western
International
Hockey
League,
the
Kimberley
Dynamiters
came
from
behind
to
take
the
Spokane
Flyers
5-3.
Kimberley
leads
the
semi-final
best-of-five
2-0
and
will
travel
to
Spokane
for
the
next
two
games,
if
necessary.
In
Trail,
coach
Willie
Schmidt
juegled
lines
and
gave
a
dressing
room
pep-talk
that
produced
CARPETS
liy
Tlu'
C:m:uli:m
Press
Seattle
Bombers
may
be
dead
as
far
as
the
Western
Hx
Key
League
play-offs
are
concerned,
but
they
refuse
to
lie
down.
Making
their
last
tour
of
the
Prairies
and
already
out
of
the
monev.
Bombers
fought
down
to
the
wire
before
they
were
nosed
out
4-3
in
Edmonton
Thursday
night.
Marcel
Pclletier
starred
in
the
Seattle
nets,
kicking
out
31
Flyer
drives,
14
in
the
second
period.
Some
4.000
Edmonton
fans
watched
the
Flyers
take
a
1-0
lead
as
Jim
Uniac
banged
in
a
rebound.
Marl:
Marquess
crossed
up
1he
defenders
and
fired
in
a
high,
hard
one
to
tie
the
count.
As
the
Edmonton
defence
fanned
in
front
of
the
goal
to
break
up
a
potential
pass
play.
Mar-
quoss
cut
out
from
behind
the
i
net
to
drive
home
the
puck-
:
Uniac
and
Ray
Hannigan
each
scored
and
assisted
twine.
The;
others
were
notched
jy
Marcel
.
Timlin
and
Jim
Anderson.
i
GETS
TWO
GOALS
j
j
Ed
Zeniuk,
formerly
with
Fly-1
ers
and
Edmonton
Oil
Kings,
;
turned
on
his
old
lans
with
two
I
goals.
Mark
Marquess
scored
the
j
other.
CTiiylc
Fielder,
and
Wayne
Biown,
lc'.lgue
leading
scorers,
nicked
up
assists
on
Zcnitik's
imal
coal.
'
The
two
smoothies
have
been
held
down
in
their
last
few-games
after
racing
to
the
top
of
the
individual
standings.
The
Bombers
turned
six
men
loose
in
front
of
the
Flyer
net
in
the
final
seconds
in
an
un-
successful
attempt
to
knot
the
score.
Seattle
moves
on
to
Calgary
tonight
and
New
Westminster
visits
Vancouver.
Saskatoon
opens
a
fii.ul
west
coast
swing
at
Victoria.
Thom
Meets
Lewis
The
finals
of
ths
Prince
Rupert
Ladies'
Curling
club
Art
Murray
trophy
competition
will
be
played
tomorrow
night
at
7
p.m.
with
Lil
Thorn's
rink
meeting
Myrtle
Lewi
?'
quartette.
For
the
second
time
In
the
last
year
the
Prince
Rupert
Kotaiy
club
proved
Its
supremacy
in
the
world
of
service
club
sport
by
defeating
their
arch
rivals
the
Gyro
club
and
going
on
to
win
the
Citv
Service
club
curling
immpiunship.
In
the
linals
played
yesterday
ifternoon
Neely
Moore's
Rotary1
ink
defeated
Bob
Anderson's
;
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce!
quartet
9-8
after
knocking
off
AI
j
I
Miller's
Gyro
rink
10-8
earlier
In
i
the
afternoon.
Another
Gyro
rink
skipped
by
Ken
Robertson
fell
by
the
wayside
to
Bob
An-
Paul
Piche's
321
Tops
Men's
Loop
New
pins
played
havoc
with
contestants
in
"A"
Division
of
the
men's
five-pin
bowline:
league
this
week
but
Paul
Plclv
found
the
mark
with
a
321
-game
in
"B"
Divisi,
n.
Magnus
Hai
vor
,"i
lopped
"A"
Division
with
a
'J91-game
and
Amerdo
Da
He
had
high
three
of
7r:i.
hV.miIIs:
"A"
Division:
Northwest
Con-I
strurtion
4,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
jO
I
default);
I'hilpott
Evilt
3.
!
Family
Market
1;
Art
Murrays
'.I.
Moose
2;
CNRA
3.
537
Taxis
'1:
Local
708
2.
Cooks
2;
North
:
Star
2,
Short
Circuits
2.
j
"I!"
Division:
Deuces
4,
Ru-
pert
Motors
0;
Savoy
Hotel
4.
'Jayncs
0
(default);
Nelson
i
Urothrrs
3,
Don
Juaas
1;
LCB
3,
j
Legion
1;
Kaien
Industries
3,
:
Overwaitea
1.
ilHowtoKEEP
FIT
offer
50
In
tl
old
dys
fifty
itemed
lite
im
!
rl-tr
down
lkc
(hint
eatr-ilrh
your
diet
-
pjH
more
rest.
It's
itill
fod
tdrke.
Hul
tfwie
days
yu
ran
face
fifty
with
many
intrrt
din;
and
artire
ynari
altead,
Aiive(
that
ii,
if
you
ran
a,void
bark
ir
he
and
tlie
''tirnt-out"
feehng,
due
to
kidney
and
bladder
disorders,
that
often
develop
around
that
are.
For
more
than
60
years
ltadd's
Kidney
Pillt
have
been
helpinf
men
and
women
of
alt
ages
to
keep
kidneys
and
bladder
in
good
order,
-helpinf
them
to
feel
better,
to
work
better,
and
get
mora
fun
out
of
life.
If
you
are
approaching
fifty,
or
past
it,
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pilll
may
help
you,
too.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd'i,
54
ARTILLERY
it
Join
and
you
will
be
many
iinfi
Thomson,
the
Leafs'
top
butjjohn
Wilson
and
defencemun
;
seldom-scoring
defenceman
fool-;
RL,(j
Kellv
got
the
others,
Lou
ed
Montreal
goalkeeper
Jacques
Jankowski
and
Jack
Price
tallied!
Plante
with
a
weird,
bouncing
for
Chicago.
All
Wool
Pile.
B.-onHf,,!
;
tv.
3-1
in
the
second
period
to
break
j
the
back
of
the
attack.
'
In
Vernon,
the
Canadians
turned
on
the
heat
for
two
periods
and
then
played
kitty-bar-the-door
j
as
they
fended
off
Penticton
1
for
the
win.
The
Canadians
built
a
4-2
lead
l
on
breaks
and
penalties
in
the
first
period
and
boosted
it
to
5-2
in
the
second.
The
V's
had
closed
the
gap
to
one
goal
and
had
the
Canadians
on
the
ropes
when
Dick
Butler
broke
away
for
his
second
goal
of
the
night.
'
"
n
oi
Rich'
in
Color.
Wovox
Crecn(
&
x
9
ft.
Winston
Grey,
6'9"
x
9'
kt
n
tl
m
a
it
wnvnv
no
n
w
w
in
k
family
favorite..
Winston
Grey,
9'
x
12'
Belgium
wiiton
orcv,
V
x
15
t
DucKingnom
wuton,
y
x
12
j
m
ft,
Also
other
sizes,
ouolity
ond
pn;
La
liJ
Siy
Iff!
in
stock.
frozen
strawberries
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
ol
308
Third
Avenue
a
corps
of
speeialist$.
trained
in
one
of
tht
and
IrodeJ
required.
WATER
reveals
win
sky
s
true
flavour
l'ftlTs
WlreftSI
and
ofhtr
twm
cemmumcotioni
oft
fougM
in
"ArfilJtrjr".
r)X!lHMV'"
Serving
Canada
in
the
Army
.
v
you
serve
yHSliif
ed
and
threw
rubber
overshoes.
newspapers
anu
programs.
Lumley,
made
34
saves.
Plante
stopped
17
Leaf
drives.
SEVENTH
SHl'TOl'T
At
Boston,
Dave
Creighton's
third
period
goal
gave
the
Bruins
their
2fHh
victory
of
the
seas;".1..
His
close-in
shot
on
a
pa.ss
from
i
t)ine
trickled
through
goalie
Johnny
Bower's
legs
at
12
12.
Goalkeeper
Sugar
Jim
Henry
of
Boston
thus
marked
up
ins
seventh
shutout
of
the
season.
At
Detroit.
Gordie
Howe
and
Glen
Skov
scored
two
goals
a
mere
for
the
Red
Wine
victory.
"sports""""
BRIEFS
isiimiiiaiiiaK't
i
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B
C.
(CP)
The
hometown
Elks
became
Pacific
Coast
juvenile
hotkey
'
champions
here
last
nii'.ht
when,
for
the
second
night
in
i
succession,
they
downed
Nanai-
!
mo
Clippers
4-2.
!
....
EDMONTON
(CP)
Truman
Bailey
of
Tugaske,
Susie.,
and
Billy
MucDonald
of
Calvary
wer?
the
two
section
leaders
as
the
12-rink
round-robin
playoffs
headed
into
the
windup
today
at
the
Edmonion
car
bmi-spiel.
PROVIDENCE.
T.I.
-
-
Rob
ert
J.
A.
Bob
Quinn,
famous
,
front-office
basebnll
figure
who
figured
in
the
sale
of
Boston
j
Red
Sox
to
Tom
Yawkey
and
of
Boston
.
Braves
lo
Lou
Pcrhii,
died
early
today,
lie
was
84.
i
I
Curling
Results
;
!
Tonight
will
-cc:
.pk-t1
r-ijular
play
i
in
the
Prhicp
Ruiip-t
Curilnf
chili's
j
Rupert
Motors
troniiy
r
:p;otition
i
?nd
playoUs
.Hart
tom'HTtr.v.
-j
j
Result'!
of
Wr-rliii'sclv':
u.-lr;
ore
!
as
follows:
G
rtlon
10.
ot?nnn
4;
i
tAnd'Tson
II.
MHUt
i
Turner
14,
Kdlouah
3;
Sicbor
18.
Her:
10:
Onr-I
iier
1.',
K-tiTKi
m
7:
fi
'j.
L'Ji
ie
4
Rc
suit
s
of
iasi
niilii
a
play
:
Hol-
HKi(iM'!ia:a
C;
Par
krr
17.
I-nrd
1
;
Wstrri'ii
v.
Jfthnstnn
i,
Stewart
6;
M')rc
Bird
11.
NHL
LEADERS
liy
The
CannMnn
Press
The
leiictiTs:
O
A
Pis
Howe.
Detroit
.
.
30
7H
Richard,
Montreal
.
.
.
f)
(II
:
Lintlsuy.
Detroit
57
Kelly.
Detroit
....
.
.
16
41)
(leotfri')li,
Moiitre.U
.
if)
47
Olmstedfl.
Montreal
14
47
i
Helhel.
IH-trolt
15
47!
StanduiK:
Detroit
won
:i(i
lust
I
15,
tied
i:i
points
8.S.
Pilntf.:
Howe.
Detroit.
73.
Goals:
Richard.
Montreal.
35.
Assies:
Howe.
IHaroit.
43
.Shutouts:
Lumlry.
Toronto,
Pfnuli
lea
;
Richiirci,
Montroal.
112
minute.s.
Kast
l'assciisiT
and
Km;
lit
SiiiliiiRs
I'rrni
Triuti-
!(iirl
Tu
Vancouver
-
FriiiLiy
nnd
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8:00
p
m.
To
Kilimal
Frldny
8:00
p
in.
To
Krmaiio
fi'
iu'
ty
8
00
'
p.m.
To
Ktt'ivart,
Alice
Arm
-
Saturday
0:00
a.m.
To
Masset
and
North
(fitccn
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m..
Feb.
25:
Mar.
11th.
25th
To
South
IJiicrn
Charlottes
Thursday
6
a.m.,
Mar.
4th,
18th
Passenger
Kesrrva
lions
Freight
ISookings
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Agent
500
Third
Avenue
Phone
MIR
serving
B.C.
since
1889
ik.'.T.
I
Long
Distance
Moving
v:
i:
VOI
R
LOCAL
"AI.LICD"
AGUNTS
shot
trom
75
feet
out.
It
was
his
;
first
goal
since
the
1950-51
sea-;
son
and
the
10th
in
regular
competition
since
he
came
up
to
the
i
Leafs,
as
n
regular
in
l!Mt-47.
'
COACH'S
DREAM
Lumley,
a
coach's
dream
ever
since
he
joined
the
big
leagues
10
years
ago,
racked
up
his
13th
shutout
of
the
season
by
robbing
such
Montreal
stars
as
Maurice
Richard,
Ken
Mosden,
Bert
01m-:
steac'
and
Tommy
Johnson.
j
At
Boston
the
Ranger
loss
was
1
bad.
But
when
Hergesheimer
I
tripped
over
Boston's
Leo
Labine;
in
the
third
period
and
fractured
!
his
left
leg
it
was
tragic.
Hcrgy
j
has
been
a
great
rightwinger
i
!
with
the
New
Yorkers
and
was
i
a
key
man
in
coach
Muzz
Pat-
rick's
plans
for
the
playoff
run.
The
Rangers
now
trail
the
:
Bruins
by
three
points
for
the
fourth
and
last
playoff
berth.
,
The
Rangers
have
only
four
games
to
go.
The
Bruins,
how-'
ever,
have
two
games
in
hand.
At
Montreal
the
Leafs
took
!
a
three-point
lead
over
Cana-
;
:
Collins
Paces
I
j
Cclco
League
Bill
Collins
set
the
pace
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Celco
Mix-!
ed
bowling
league
last
week
with
i
best
game
of
267
and
Bert
Edgar
lopped
"B"
league
with
a
283
game.
Mamie
Marincau
topped
.
women
in
"A"
With
269
and
May
Murray
was
best
in
"B"
division
j
with
a
228.
'
j
Results:
"A"
Division:
Savoy
4.
No-Names
0:
Bulgers
4,
Northland
Dairy
0:
Wildcats
3,
Residuals
1.
"B"
Division:
Pilots
4
by
default;
Central
Cafe
3,
Con-boeds
1;
Timber-Tics
4,
Lucky
Strikes
0.
Last
Night's
Fights
i
Bv
'1'!"'
A
"
luted
'res
j
WEST
PALM
BEACH.
Fla.
Jake
LaMotta,
ICOl
New
York,
knocked
out
Johnny
Pretie,
188.
Boston,
4.
.
"
.
BALTIMORE
Willie
James,
'?01''2.
Roxbyry,
Muss.,
outpointed
Wort
Whitehurst,
VdO,
Baltimore,
10.
FALL
RIVER,
Mass.
Irving
Ripen,
149.
San
Diego,
Calif.,
stopped
Gene
Leglanc,
149,
Fall
River.
10.
NEWARK,
N.J.
Jimmy
Cham-panne.
143,
Philadelphia,
stopped
Willie
iKid).
Johnson,
148''2,
Orange,
N.J.,
7.
Jennie
Warren
Finals
Sunday
The
final
of
the
Jeannie
Warren
trophy
competition
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Curling
club
piny
will
be
played
Sunday,
March
14
at
9
p.m.
There
will
be
a
tie-breaking
game
at
5
p.m.
between
the
Lofgren
rink
nnd
Prokopow
with
the
winner
taking
on
the
Parker
rink
in
the
final.
Last
Sunday
Prokopow
beat
the
Lemire
rink
and
Parker
beat
Baxter
to
reach
the
finals.
There
will
also
be
two
scrub
games
Sunday
at
9
p.m.
with
Anderson
meeting
Bone
and
Baxter
taking
on
Stewart.
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