16
Ihe
Pririe
Ruoert
Doiiv
.Ncwi-Thursday,
January
7,
1954
Challengers
'r.
r-'V,.:
iV
A
DATE
TOP
WOMEN'S
BOmPiEL
SET
MARCH
26
TO
MARCH
30
Date-for
the
Prince
Rupert
Ladies'
Curling
club
annual
bonsplet
was
set
by
the
club's
executive
last
night
for
March
26
to
March
30.
There
will
be
five
competitions
In
all
and
th,.
bonspiel
is
open
to
any
and
all
women
In
Prince
Rupert,
nov
Just
club
members.
Results
of
play
In
the
second
round
of
Columbia
Cellulose
trophy
play
are
as
follows:
Wakely
IJ.
Hamilton
lu;
Lewis
13,
Thorn
C;
Moore
10,
Partridge
6.
Draw
for
Friday:
Wakley
vs
Wilkin.s;
Hamilton
vs
Part-ridge;
Lewis
vs
Moore.
4
I
'J.
I
,U,
.W
In
I
II
r
'
'
.
J
Defeat
Metlakatla
Special
to
The
Dolly
Newii"
METLAKATLA,
Alaska.
In
a
rough
-
and
bruising
game
'
here
last
night,
Prince,.
Rupert
Challengers
defeated
a
fighting
Metlakatla
Vets
basketball
team
55-51.
It
is
believed
that
this'
is
th'
first
time
that
a
Prince
Rupe;t
r
A
in
k
n
Y,
til
k
V-
-il
:.
0m
wa
x,
.
:
-
r:i
,
cage
squad
has
defeated
the
Metlakatla
cagcrs
on
their
home
floor.
The
see-saw
battle
saw.
Rav
Spring
with
14
points
and
Don
l
Scherk
with
13
pace
the
Chal
lengers
to
.
take
the
load
28-20
ut
the
half
and
hang
onto
it
to
the
end.
i
.
i
ROUND
ROBIN
BASKETBALL
FIVE
TEAMS
KO-ME-III
RAINBIRDS
GORDON
&
AMtl
ltSUN
:
WATTS
&
NK
KLUSON
MANSON
S
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
NIGHT
.
from
7:30
p.m.
on
Reserve
75c
Rush
50c
Students
25c
CIVIC
CENTRE
Harold
Marshall
turned
in
an
SEEMINGLY
DF.FYI.V'CJ
all
lie
laws
of
gravity
and
decorum,
lovely
Gallic
star
Jacqueline
du
Blcf
proves
she's
not
ice-bound
in
tins
rehears
of
her
Hollywood
Ice
Revue
act.
The
Paiis-ienne
world
figure-skating
champion
will
toar
the
U.S.
with
the
revue.
excellent
performance
in
'
the
a
V?
f,V.
I
i-oucKei
ana
uanny
pm
,aia
:i
I
praiseworthy
job
of
pulling
'
f
'
'
I
t
-Vfe
-,
k
-
oown
rebounds.
Metlakatla
took
the
first
quarter
19-4
bfit
the
Challenger;
came
back
to
outseore,
the.
Vets
24-7
in
the
second
frame.'
The
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
;
By
OAYLE
TALBOT
i'V
Prince
Rupert
squad
took
the
i
third
quarter
15-10
but
were
i
edged
in
the
final
stanza
15-12.
Grant
&
Newton
Still
Leaders
While
Grant
&
Newton
still
lead
the
Men's
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
with
a
7
point
margin,
the
Elks
gave
them
something
to
worry
about
when
they
set
a
new
high
three
game
total
of
2705.
sweeping
all
th
game?
from
City
Transfer
with
comparative
ease.
This
new
tolai
series
cam'?
shortly
after
Don
Arney
and
Bob
Rudderham
hid
two
teams
ATHLETIC
OFFICIALS
at
Nebraska
Wesleyan
University
in
Lincoln
had
no
problems
finding
places
for
these
athletes.
Seven-foot
Don
Boldebuck
is
the
star
basketball
centre
who
halls
from
Lincoln
and
four-foot
ten-inch
Daryl
Michaud
also
of
Lincoln,
Is
a
champion
wrestler.
Daryl
took
the
state
crown
in
the
95-poupd
high-school
class
last
year.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Dan
Bucceroni,
former
Olympic
champion
from
Philadelphia,
scored
an
impressive
victory
over
Hein
Ten
Hoff,
the
big
German,
in
their
Tuesday
night
heavyweight
fight
i.l
The
final
whistle
saw
the
.
Challengers
playing
without
three
of
their
squad
and
Don
'
Scherk
sidelined
for
tonight's
game
with
Ketchikan
with
a
I
broken
nose.
j
According
to
word
from
coach
!
Bill
McChesney
the
onus
to-1
night
will
be
on
Sid
Scherk,
Mickey
Webster
and
Glen
Carl-1
son
who
haven't
founrt
tru.-u
I
range
on
the
tour
thus
far.
Milwaukee.
r
For
The
Second
Time
In
TIP
TOP
Tailors'
44
Years
Muzz
Patrick
Ranger
Coach
However,
il
is
difficult
to
find
a
man
on
the
Broadway
boxing
beat
who
rates
him
a
real
contender
for
Rocky
Marciano's
title.
Their
typical
reaction
was
!
i
cut
to
set
a
new
city
record
and
Legion
Curlers
Change
Schedule
Owing
to
the
formation
of
another
team
which
has
been
taken
into
B
Section,
the
sched
To
Complete
Family
Cycle
The
last
time
the
New
Yo'
k
Muzz
inherits
a
club
that
has
Rangers
made
the
Stanley
Cup
i
suddenly
"found"
itself
and
is
while
Rudderham's
team
scored
2054
pins
to
take
the
'series,
the
Elks
made
sure
of
the
recoid
cm
the
very
next
bowling
night.
53
Taxi
Keglers
Double
Winners
playoffs,
In
1949-50,
a
Patrick
;
playing
its
best
hockey
in
two
T"1
was
at
the
he.m.
Now.
aft.-r
three
lean
and
hungry
year.-..
years.
Last
night
the
Rangers
defeated
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4-3
with
two-goal
flurries
in
ule
for
the
Legion
Curling
Club
,
Grant
&
Newton
scored
lour
has
been
changed
and
is
now
:
more
points,
over
the
Moose,
and
as
follows:
I
the
RCMP
look
three
points
Jan.
3
Hootz
vs.
Bill
Ander-
from
Imperial
Oil
who
sorely
son,
Bone
vs.
Stewart,
Andrew
I
miss
Jim
Currie
who
left
revs.
Elsie
Anderson.
i
cently
to
set
up
in
Prince
Jan.
10
Stewart
vs.
Lemire,
i
George.
.
,!the
Rangers
have
tapped
an-
Team
honors
In
A
Division
of
otnpr
Patrick
to
,
to
turn
th(,
trick
again.
the
first
and
third
periods.
It
was
New
York's
third
straight
National
Hockey
League
victory,
the
longest
winning
about
the
same
as
that
of
Rooky's
manager,
Al
WeHl,
who
shrugged
and
said,
"It's
a
win."
Despite
his
record
of
46
victories
(.gainst
only
three
losses,
Bucceroni
is
not
thought
to
hit
hard
enough
to
stem
the
champion's
relentless
attack.
Since
watching
Rocky
dispose
of
Roland
LaStarza
last
summer,
the
boys
are
convinced
that
no
fighter
can
hope
to
outpoint
the
Brockton
belter
unless
he
can
really
hurt
him
first.
Roland
found
he
couldn't.
Murray
(Muzz
I
Patrick,
youns-
1
est
of
the
famous
hockey
fam-
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
were
taken
by
637,
Taxi
this
week
as
they
chalked
up
a
team
high
single
of
1204
and
team
high
three
of
3234.
-
Ian
Dunbar
of
North
Star
rolled
293
for
high
single
for
lly.
was
signed
as
coach
yes-
streak
for
the
club
in
two
years.
terday,
completing
the
full
cycle
i
The
Rangers
moved
within
four
of
Patricks
with
the
Rangers.
I
points
of
fourth-place
Boston
Denis
Fontaine
of
Grant
Iz
Newton
shot
a
nice
614
for
high
three
individual
honors
while
Jim
Haugen
of
the
Elks
scored
232
to
take
high
single.
Others
who
made
the
200
club
rrokokow
vs.
Parker,
Lofgren
vs.
Bone.
Jan.
17
Hootz
vs.
Andrew,
Baxter
vs.
Bill
Anderson,
Lofgren
vs.
Lemire.
Jan.
24
Stewart
vs.
Proko-kow,
Fofgren
vs.
Parker,
Elsie
Father
Lester
ended
a
13-year
;
Bruins,
who
were
idle.
But
Bos-
le
ni8wl
am?
?TKk,
I?01?3"'
three
ooachlng
reign
in
1939;
brother'
ton
has
played
three
fewer
of
Art
Murray's
took
high
Lynn
had
the
post
from
1949
to
'
games.
EXTRA
PAMTS
With
Every
Tip
Top
Tailors'
MADE-TO-MEASURE
SUIT
I
1951.
i
-
with
1204.
B
Division
results
were
not
al!
were
Joe
Long
and
Gerry
Lord
vith
226,
Denis
Fontaine
with
220
and
a
212,
Don
Arney
214,
Hal
Muncey
201
and
Han
Stad-nyk
with
200.
-
turned
In
and
therefore
are
not
available.
'
y
Result:-
.-,
.
;
.
.--A
Division
Cooks
4,
Short
Circuits
0;
CNRA
3,
Art
Murray's
1;
537
Taxi
3.
Local
708
,
.
Anderson
vs.
Baxter.
A
friend
reports
that
the
j
Jan.
3iLemire
vs.
Parker,
Australian
press
is
putting
j
Bone
vs
ProkokoWi
Andrew
vs.
front-page
pressure
on
its
ten-,Biu
Anderson
r.ls
selectors
to
resign
since
j
Feb
7Hootz
vs.
Bill
Baxter,
their
memorable
decision
to
i
Stewart
vs.
Parker,
Prokokow
vs.
play
Rex
Hartwig
Instead
'jf
,L0fren
Ken
Rosewall
in
the
Davis
Cupj
Fgb
i4Bone
vs.
Lemire,
Elsie
double
placed
the
prized
trophy
Anderson
vs.
Bill
Anderson,
in
seeming
jeopardy
for
a
day.
!
Stewart
vs.
Lofgren.
Rudderham's
Set
New
High
For
Ten
Pins
Trabertr
Hoad
1;
Philpott
Evitt
3.
North
Star
1;
Moose
3,
North
West
Const.
1
:
Family
Market
3,
Thorn
Sheet
1.
Meet
in
Finals
Feb.
21
Baxter
vs.
Andrew
3
Days
Only
The
campaign
will
fail,
for
an
Australian
selector
lets
go
of
that
coveted
office
only
when
he
Is
stilled
in
death.
But
it
serves
to
give
an
idea
of
the
Hootz
vs.
Elsie
Anderson,
Lemire
vs.
Prokokow.
Feb.
28
Bone
vs.
Parker.
Again
Saturday
The
additional
rink
Is
skipped
grip
the
sport
has
on
the
coun-1
by
Ted
Parker
and
includes
Bert
ADELAIDE,
Australia
(CP)
Tony
Trabert
of
the
United
Rookie
Sparks
Edmonton
Win
By
The
CaniidUn
Pros
A
17-year-old
rookie
who
fhade
his
professional
hookey
debut
an
Impressive
one
Wednesday
night
may
be
the
tonic
the
slumping
Edmonton
Flyers
need
to
regain
the
Western
FRIDAY,
JAN.
8
SATURDAY,
JAN.
9
MONDAY,
JAN.
11
A
new
team
high
three
game
total
for
ten-pins
was
set
bv
Bob
Rudderham's
team
in
the
challenge
match
with
Don
Ar-ney's
crew
when
the
former
rolled
2654,
n
r-'-i'-'f
24
pins
over
the
former
high
three.
Amev's
quintet
countered
with
2595.
The
match
saw
very
few
bH
scores
rolled
but
everyone
managed
tO
roll
Over
his
P""rn"
except
George
Morgan,
Sparky
Smith
end
Don
Arney.
try.
The
tact
that
Rosewall,
i
Johnston,
Mae
Bird
and
G.
Ab-back
with
his
regular
partner
'
bott.
The
spare
position,
on
thi:
Lewis
Hoad,
has
Just
trounced
j
Baxter
rink
has
been
filled
by
the
U.S.
doubles
pair
of
Tony,
Dyke
Macmillan.
There
is
still
Trabert
and
Vic
Seixas
in
a
j
room
for
two
players
on
teams
tournament
at
Adelaide,.
6-3,
already
made
up,
so
anyone
in-6-3,
6-3.
tloes
not
promise
to
j
terested
contact
Mac
Sommers.
lessen
the
editorial
heat.
Chuck
Nicholson
or
Bill
Baxter.
States
and
Australia's
Lewis
Hoad
who
defeated
Trabert
In
the
Davis
Cup
playoffs
which
Australia
won
in
December,
will
meet
again
in
the
finals
of
the
South
Australia
tournament.
Hoad
put
on
a
great
rally
to-
You
Name
It!
We
Ship
It!
CLUB
Hockey
League
championship.
Johnny
Bucyk,
a
star
with
the
m
50
lay
to
bat
the
defending
title-j
lfilHoi-
Rpy
Hnrlwnr
bis
eiin
I
Edmonton
junior
Oil
Kings,
i
Cloth
'
i
i
T.n
R.i
r.9
I
whipped
in
two
goals
as
tiv
es
in'
one
semi-final
while
Trabert
"X"
trlPPcd
Caldy
Stampcl-
ers
8-5
leat
Aussie
Davis
cupper
Ken
Wi:h
FREE
Extra
Ponts
Jim
Currie
was
lii'jh
man
for
the
nl;',ht
rolling
224
for
high
single.
RiuUU'iiiam
chalked
up
5C9
for
hi,h
thre?.
Al
Slmundsrn
rolled
211
and
Geo:--e
Mtir.-jan
200.
iTh
tcn-(
:nrlfrs
are
-.lii'ii)in-'
(.bother
challenge
match
in
the-near
future
when
the
new
pins
Complete
shipping
service
commercial
or
household
for
local
or
world-wide
deliveries.
LOCAL
OU
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
RoBewall
6-3,
6-3,
6-2,
,
Injthc
Flyers,
last
year's
WHL
champions,-'
now
are
langulslijng
i
lifMV
place,
15
points
J)ejiijul-the
front-runifing
Vancouver
Canucks.
Jim
Anderson
also
scored
twice
for
the
winners
and
Ray
Hannigan,
Frank
O'Grady,
Don
T
Hoad
"-Jtooft
a'
4-1
Mwi
4ver
arrive.
5950
TIP
TOP
Clothes
.
Hartwig
in
the
first
set,
then
slumped
and
lost
in
the
first
two
sets.
In
the
third
set
he
again
held
a
4-0
lead
only
to
see
Bart
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
fiO
LTD.
"Leavp
it
to
Lindsays"
Fine
paper
has
permanent
qualities
that
will
last
through
the
years
-without
undu?
Polle
und
Len
Haley
tallied
the
II..
1
t.n
.4-
C
C
V:..
'
With
FREE
Extra
Pants
j
wig
rauy
mm
uc
ik
o-u.
una
others.
.
-
v
point
Hoad
broke
Hartwig
to
!
Calgary
marksmen
were
Jim
!
take
the
set
and
held
control
McFadden.
with
two,
Archie
FT
Johnny
Black
and
Ray
from
there
in.
Trabert
held
a
commanding
Scott,
Barry.
lead
all
the
way
over
Rosewall,
FLEET
STREET
Clothes
'.
.
.
.
Hoad's
19-year-old
"tennis
twin.
V
"
1
ft
r
'
'
.
yv
A
,
"PERFECT
Hl'SBAND"
DEAD
LONDON
(CP)
William
eBU,
34,
named
"perfect
husband'",
In
a
contest
last
August,
was
killed
when
a
3.003-aallon
gasoline
'
Wi!h
FREE
Extra
Pa"M
tank
exploded.
He
had
won
the
!
LAST
NIGHT
:
FIGHTS
Bv
Tile
Associated
Pro
Miami
Beach,
Fla.
Bobby
Dykes,
155'2,
Miami,
outpointed
Joey
Giambra,
155,
Buffalo,
N.Y.,
10.
(These
prices
for
coat
and
two
pair
of
pants)
competition
for
sending
his
wife
and
children
on
holiday
while
I
he
remained
at
work.
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fibr-"
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with
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at
these
same
prices.
BRINGING
TENNIS
to
the
ice
rink
are
(left)
Gardner
NJulloy,
amateur
court
star,
and
Bobby
Riggs
of
the
professional
set.
Mulloy
and
Riggs
engaged
in
an
exhibition
of
ice
tennis,
for
the
beehfit
of
the
Variety
Children's
Hospital
of
Miami,
at
the
Coral
Gables
Coliseum.
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the
right
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