KlniCt
Kupeit
Duily
Men;
Friday,
February
22,
1952
Civic
Centre
Loses
Again
id-Up
oun
National
Puck
League
Tightening
up;
Battle
For
Play-off
Spots
t
it..
Larry
atanwuuu
in
.
Howard
R.
Hill
sailed
last
1
night
on
the
Pnnee
George
for
;
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
.DAILY
NEWS
SPORT
S
j
n-.
Tn-L..
wr;7
r.,...r,
J.:u-T"
'Z7
The
Civic
Centre
Arrows
toolc
one
of
their
toughest
defeats
;
Thursday
as
King
Edward
man-'
aged
to
win
26-17
in
the
Pee
Wee
Basketball
League
Thursday
I
night.
Canadiens
Down
Boston
Lowly
lilack
Hawks
Slap
Down
Leafs
have
its
eyes
not
f,n
one
provincial
ionship
this
year.
.
th
senior
A
basket-;
Crucial
Game
in
Olympic
Hockey
OSLO.
Canada
meets
Sweden
today
in
what
may
be
the
turning
point
game
in
Olympic
hockey.
Both
teams,
so
far.
have
two
victories
to
their
credit
with
no
defeats.
Yesterday,
Sweden
defeated
United
States
4
to
2.
Canada
i
Edmonton
Mercurys)
won
over
Switzerland.
Xmpionship.
the
biggest,
amateur
u""'s
.........
MONTREAL,
(Canadian
FressJ-Montreal
Can-j
pi.Tm.
'VTheirnesY
adiens
-moved
into
a
second-place
tie
with
Toronto
until
and
including
the
third
.
t
e
i
yi
l
T)
i
i
,
i
ouarter
but
the
final
quarter
was
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
Uruins
closed
to
within
one
;
disastrous
as
King
Edward
went
point
of
the
fourth-place
New
York
Rangers
as
a
ah-'ad
and
added
eht
m,re
i
Pomts
to
their
score
while
the
n
t
rri.
l
v
i
it
i
t
result
of
Thursday
nights
National
Hockey
League
:
Arrows
had
only
an
addition
of
next
moiun
anu
win.
..ai
he
won
rrprrarnicu.
WHERE
GOOD
FRIENDS
PART
Who's
Most
Important
Man
on
Curling
Rink
Still
Unsettled
t
1
r:;::
IN
ONLY7
j-
.
j
i
vie
1
1
des
Iti
tew
I
WILL
DO
11
;is
m
Xxersof
the
Elks'
Boxing
',
now
topping
off
their
1
for
the
Golden
Gloves,
2,.nt
which
opens
in
l,r
March
7-8.
dinners
will
Ret
their'
1
i
lwo
to
tr,eir
creti,t.
Bill
Mosienko
scored
twice
i
Though
their
playing
was
not
along
the
way.
Mosienko's
sec-
I
UP
10
Par
'he
King
Edward
team
ond
goal
of
the
night
came
in;'ed
their
opponents
throughout
14:07
of
the
third
period
after
itne
game.
Quarter
time
scores
he
had
hit
earlier
in
the
first
!were
8'2.
"-9,
18-15
and
26-17.
heat.
Sid
Johnson,
taking
advantnee
worm
uvea,
i
m-j
or
,
lissiblp
lor
entry
in
me
!
pfames.
Montreal
came
from
behind
to
i
earn
a
3-3
tie
with
Boston
while
the
lowly
Chicago
Black
Hawkf
1
slapped
down
the
Leafs
5
to
1.
',
Two
third
period
goals
enabled
the
Canadians
to
tie
with
Bos-i
ton
before
14.301
fans
in
Mont-i
real.
The
single
point
gained
in
the
tie
for
the
was
important
'1
taiil.
IU1
:d
this
year
in
vancou-
i
Hockey
Scores
National
Montreal
3,
Boston
3
Chicago
5,
Toronto
1
Pacific
Coast
Edmonton
2,
Calgary
5
Okanagan
Kelowna
3,
Vernon
2
(Kelowna
wins
best-of-five
semi-final
3-0).
Western
International
Spokane
2,
Kimberley
2
(overtime
tie
i.
April.
This
tourney
nas
i
A
question
seldom
settled
among
the
besom
and
stane
disciples
is:
"Who
ts
the
most
imoortant
man
on
a
curling
rink?"
Legion
aio
the
claim
for
the
right
answer,
but
withal
few
friendships
have
been
broken
in
the
friendly
sport.
Here
is
view
of
the
sports
editor
bi
Kelowna
Courier
answering
the
quest
ion-a
viw
that
still
leaves
the
que,
tion
as
unsettled
as
ever.)
Two
fights
in
a
hotly
contest-
:
of
his
height
and
accurate
j
ed
game
resulted
in
major
pen-
j
shooting,'
was
high
man
for
the
I
aities
to
rookie
Red
Hucul
of!
winners
while
Fleming
was
the
Luovcd
as
the
oillciai
;
;
f.V.i0
Unh
DaUAM
iUr.
.:t
.
ooxint?
Olympic
trials
ff
1KIU.S
4
Boxing
Club
trainer
Joe.
1
Bruins
in
their
drive
for
the
;
,
""6"
"
i"-UI"
wlul
5evcn
fourth
and
last
play-off
snot.
;,VS
Ills
uov
ttic
irouj.
ducts
to
B;ll
Juzda
of
the
Leafs
i
The
fouls,
fourteen
in
number
and
Rags
Raglan
of
the
Hawks,
j
were
equally
divided
between
the
,
akine
out
the
entry;
The
Hawks
took
a
3
to
0
first
period
lead
and
proceeded
from
get
roped
in
to
curling
with
these
:
morons?
.
,
"day
lor
Glenn
"Tiny";
i
teams.
THE
SKIP
is
the
most
import-alt
man
on
the
rink.
He
Is
noted
fo.
Jili
modesty.
If
cornered,
he
will
admit
that
his
strategy
Is
-r
up
icin
i
i
there
to
their
win
over
Toronto.
If
you
want
to
scu
it,
cclvcrtlse
Andy
Marshall,
Bin
Morrison.
Charles
.
.
rnmnnriihln
tt
thot
rf
rm.n.
Scoring:
i
Arrows
Leeman
2,
Warner,
King
Edward
Stewart
2.
Halvorson
6,
Fleming
7,
Lande
Pierce,
F.
Johnson
5.
Lambie
I
Strand,
Gurney,
Sykes
2,
Nor-
4.
Mcintosh
5,
Hodskinson
2.!
dene.
Total
17.
Place
and
cnuDoy
ia-
-
Napoleon,
and
Alexander
the
n
BCMP
radio
opera-
ant
man
on
the
rink.
He
is
perhaps
unfortunate
to
be
on
a
rinR
that
isn't
going
anywhere
and
the
reason
U
plain.
One
man
car't
compete
against
the
othr
team
and
his
own
as
well.
Perhaps
aps
he
ne
could
could
pull
pull
them
them
out
out
of
of
White,
E.
Johnson
8.
Total
26.
By
Alan
Davidson.
Tanslng
for
permission
ureat
combined.
His
only
regret
is
that
the
three
pinheads
on
his
rink
are
unable
to
perform
the
Intricate
manoeuvres
that
he
him
planned
for
them.
He
never
mls.es
the
broom,
never
Bets
the
wrong;
turn,
anj
the
if.
with
ms
team.
,5,-1
his
boxers,
Marshall
th
ie
fire
if
theyd
only
listen
to
rW"'
After
all,
he
has
played
I
risen,
staged
a
sensa-the
Golden
Gloves
last
n
they
boxed
their
way
him
Im.
ten
games
and
in
the
flw-
hnn
ha,npionhip
each.
No
"
"
'
Z""
ncouver
Jiad
ever
heard
,
.
.
"
'
,
,"h"
,
,
.
"
.ret;i
game
the
procedure
will
be
the
same.
He
saw
what
was
wrong
the
very
first
game
he
played
with
thew
mugs.
In
Rupert
boxers
before
pped
into
the
ring.
Mor-
him
to
get
a
fair
chance.
He,
however,
in
public
at
least,
is
a
model
of
patience
and
good
iglit
back
the
provincial
middleweight
crown
fluence
counts
here.
He
could
see
thut
from
the
way
the
others
looked
at
him
when
he
showed
Knrwl
m:1mth.ii
Frivt
ImIi.
t,n
to
best
left
hand,
while:
v.;
r.;..
:
'
'
.
v-iy
inuiin.iui
uiiit
iie
is
noi
as
took
away
the
stupid
as
three
oth'
or
people
he
hUi
lr""';",nd,-nce
by
throwing
an
In-urn
'i('n
Uie
skip
asked
for
he
lone
hi.
.i
t,
lir-
out.
When
will
thut
skip
learn
could
mention.
In
th
"COOEY"
Chrome
Tables
and
Chai
tory
of
curling
no
skip
A
l
ever
did
anything
wrong.
,
burly
but
lithe
200-
irs
compete
for
heavy-
THE
THIRD
MAN
is
the
most
rionors
lor
tne
second
that
the
only
way
to
knock
a
rock
out
Is
to
fire
straight
at
It
instead
of
at
a
broom
that
is
three
feet
away
from
It?
Why
did
he
ever
wasie
Uu
membership
fee?
They
should
pay
him
to
Beautiful
chrome
pieces
in
timeless
good
taste,
perfect
for
homes
of
yesterday,
today
and
tomorrow.
was
a
semi-finalist
last
important
man
on
the
rink.
It
v
was
Plate,
the
lijjht-
""'y
because
he
Is
sorry
for
the
kip
that
he
stays
with
him.
Ifto.
nil
k'.
IKI.J
,l
i.,
..
,
....
......
1
rxn'i
nit,
itn,
utiR'i
LI1IIU
IIIUII
IJILIV
si
II
n
LniS
nilTTir
Chairs
from
12.25
Tables
from
51.25
.'ship
evenu
is
Chubby
,ouWPu
tp
with
th
stupidity
;
p,.
wi
n
ucii
ha
ur
litis,
iir
is
.
a
hard
I
wf
ltei'wt
a
prince
of
good
f.
Hows
who
Is
""'B'"-
..,r-)r
,
V.i.
..,
.....
i
Gordon
&
Anderson
ate
confident
the
boys
.
'
"
.X,
.
on
the
ALLEYS
Si--
a
good
showing
Ac-
SCRAMBLE
t'NDKK
the
hoop
shews
pulp
mill
cagers'
height
advantage
as
they
go
in
the
air
for
the
rebound.
Shown
left
to
right
are
Bill
Morrison
4i,
Rainmakers;
Marshall,
Oeorge
and
Steve
Dumas,
CCC
300;
Roddy
Tait
(5)
and
Simonson
(8)
Rainmakers.
Referee
Davidson
Ls
in
the
background.
do
better
than
should
i
.."
says
Phone
46
Limited
Trainer
Ward
!
This
adverosemrnt
is
not
published
ox
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
.
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
maintained
a
three-k
training
schedule
ub
iince
the
last
tour-
little
bit
about
strategy.
Surely,
surely
the
other
members
of
the
club
realize
that
he
U
me
one
who
It
"holding
the
skip
up."
It
Is
perhaps
unfortunate
that
the
second
and
lead
are
both
such
hopeless
curlers.
However,
he
must
be
polite
and
listen
to
them
even
though
he
never
has
any
Overriding
all
scores
in
the
Ladies'
Rowling
League
Tuesday
inn
anuintr
champion-1,
Of
;
the
otting.
John
Skal-'
wre
m
Mil
inl.-ntion
of
looking
for
merit
in
r
Olympic
jump
cham-
1
""'l
was
Bertha
Dunbar,
of
Lucky
!
Strikes
in
A
Division,
with
sin-
'
Rle
and
total
of
319
and
772.
In
!
B
Division
Leah
McKay,
of
M.
Kays,
bowled
291
and
680
for
high
scores
in
her
group.
Second
"third"
cf
the
league
was
won
by
Lyons
in
A
Division
and
by
Mansons
of
B
Division.
League
now
enters
its
last
lap
before
the
playdowns.
RFSILTS
A
Division
Annettes
3.
Lucky
Strikes
3.
Lyons
2,
Stars
2.
LI
"Lu
?'p"nliWwn
If
he
can
only
find
three
f.pt
SU
Club
at
the01ner
curl(,r!.
wlln
Jugt
uule
J
B.C.
ski
championships
intelligence
f
Lake,
which
open
Sat-
i
I
j
THE
8ECOND
Ik
the
most
Im-
i
a
Ski
Club,
hosts
of
thei
Prtanl
mun
on
tnJ
rlnk-
what
i-ships
this
year
are
I
a
pitv
11
is
tnllt
ne
ls
sturk
on
i
,
;
,'.
.....
Sc-,
.Innga
a.s
easy
as
pos-
a
rmK
w,ln
tnrw
Jerks
He
Jli
visiting
skiers
Free
cun
(l
anytlllnK
In
curling
bet-is
provided
ns
well
as
'
tpr
tlian
"ner
tne
third
r
skiP
il
entertainment"
ae-'
bul
lhpir
""reasonable
jealousy
to
the
letter
..r
in.iU'
Ite
bPcn
the
cause
of
his
teing
THE
LEADING
INFANTRYMEN
4aladney
Is
Prince
Ru-;lefl
at
SPCOnd
1xk
instead
of
Skeena
Grocery
2,
Rosa
Lee
2,
j
Cloverleafs
1,
McMeeklns
1,
O
j
Anderson
1,
Dibb
Printing
1,
Sa-
j
voys
0,
Wrathalls
0.
I
B
Division
McKays
2,
Man-
j
ions
2,
Toilers
2.
Rupert
Radio
i
2,
Shentons
2.
Commercials
1.
-
this
year.
.
buiviiiK
tiiuigv-
ui
WJe
lillli.
wily
t
car't
the
third
and
skip
see
that.
y
entr
ontry
rw
j
if
they
'
put
him
skipping,
thev
another
Inenl
i.i
.ui
i..ri
Canadian
soldiers
are
playing
a
world-wide
role
to
discourage
acgression
...
to
hein
guard
Deace.
At
home
and
..i.,,,
,
,
.
.:
wuuiU
IJiWilL
111
Wie
IOI1K
illil
IT
",SKlb
Play-
since
he
would
would
teach
teach
tlrorr
thorn
the
Sc-ent!
Ave.
Mkt.
1,
Big
Sisters
me
uvic
Centre
'
nn
.u
-v
u..
1,
75
Taxi
1,
Sunrise
(Co-op
and
Cooks
to
piny)..
'
j
ore
Mansons
and
Gor-
;
too,
that
the
lead
Is
so
thlck-wrson
meet
for
their
!
headed
that
he
wouldn't
listen,
a
tWO-ganie
Seilll-
watch
nnrl
lenrn
S.mr
In
hoomn
J"S
and
Cceaoo
take
on
:
a
really
errat
curler.
How
in
If
you
wan,
to
sell
U,
advertise
I
tne
nrst
nr
nm
thj
name
of
Heave.i
did
he
ever
.
"'7
'
it.
News
clxss;fiel.
team
amde
vhich
'he
finals
JP
mill
cagers
won
their
I
-final
hurdle
last
Tues-
I
f
their
defeat
of
High
I
BUCHANAN'S
MA
!!
iwinmaker.
Other
fi-i
Ill
be
winner
nr
n-,.,1
0A
tussle,
which
will
!
a
Saturday
on
a
totnl
!
overseas,
our
soldiers
stand
as
Guardians
of
Peace.
The
Canadian
Infantry
Soldier
is
the
toughest,
the
best
equipped
fighting
soldier
in
the
world
today.
Recently
a
new
specialty
with
extra
pay
and
prestige
was
created
for
the
Infantry
Soldier.
This
is
the
Leading
Infantryman.
,
He
is
the
trained
Infantry
Soldier.
He
has
learnt
to
handle
expertly
the
many
weapons
of
modern
infantry.
He
has
been
trained
to
take
Carp
of
himself
anywhere,
any
time,
in
any
kind
of
situation.
The
Leading
Infantryman
is
the
most
thoroughly
trained
fighting
soldier
in
the
Army.
Play
your
part
in
Canada's
most
important
business
today,
defence.
You
are
eligible
if
you
are:
17
to
40
years
of
age,
(tradesmen
to
45),
physically
fit
and
ready
to
serve
anywhere.
Apply
to
the
nearest
Recruiting
Depot:
No.
11
Personnel
Depot,
4201
West
3rd
Avenue,
Vancouver,
B.C.
&
biff
f'VPnf
t.j
I
'"e
grunt
and
groan
SCOTCH
WHISKY
lrtor
Jack
Slim.
Wtt
"mrc
aoout
the
Am-d
Australian
,h.
Dlililled,
Blended
and
Battled
in
Scotland
.
Sold
in
26'
i
01.
bettlel
1
'he
Lady
,?i
Wr(,st.
ire
billed
for
February
"til
1
This
advertktemcnt
Is
nut
pulilished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
fling
lults
Ul)P0rt
Cliflfn
nu.
lfte
club
nrlm.r.
Listen
fo
"Voice
of
the
Amy"
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
Dominion
Network.
l-r-
l
iomffie
.
B'eman
6,
Barber
7-5;
common
10
,'
rne
2,
Holllston
innings
7.
Redraws
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