14
Fiuice
Iluperl
Daily
iii
A-s
I
Wednesday,
January
20,
1954
fton
Tubb
Tops
Men's
"5-Pin
Leaq
c,
Taxi
.h,
oiled
scores
of
324
and
755.
Over-,
B
"'Vikil,.
HivUi.T
Kraupner
Leads
Young
Marksmen
Ron
Tubb
of
537
REMEMBER
WHEN
joe
Kraupner
as
top
marks-1
Other
scoresTnftde
during
the
i
team
high-
single
1
Legion
4
waitea
took
Webster
Paces
Manson's
To
57-48
Win
Over
CCC
541
Monday
to
take
IUki;
single
National
Hockey
League
gov-
!
Motors
3
Kairti
i
I
with
1079
,,r,H
and
N..Unr
Nelsor
Rrolher
Brothers
won
tea-,
iilijh
three
with
21157.
Juans
3.
Snvnv
n,
man
last
night
at
the
Civic
Cen-
1
evening
were
Howard
Johnnsen
jtre
Junior
Rifle
club
when
he
1
89lw
8":
7f
0
Paa:
I
.
.
.'volla
85:
Harry
Shrader
and
;
scored
a
total
of
99
points
out
of
phi,
Lyons
mh
83;
Billy
Pe(f,r.
,100.
He
vns
followed
closely
by!Sen
82:
George
Pearson
80;
Jer-i
Robert
Perlersen
and
Wavne
rv
Jensen
79;
Brian
Robert's
77:
waitea
3,
Deuce,
51lN';
i
3,l,CB
1.
fines
on
players
taking
pa.t
inj
.hrop0
Art
Mlir.
Mickey
Webster
with
24
points
sparked
Man
division
North
Star
4,
C'NRA
0;
Art
Mu'rrays
4.
Thorn
Sheet.
0;
Phil-oott
Evitt
4.
Local
708
0;
Cool.s
rays
with
1163
took
team
hiRii
single
and
North
Star
captured
team
high
three
with
3365.
CCC
o00
Clllb
ili
Crowe
both
of
whom
chalked
upDnn
Blake
and
Raf
Windle
tied
son's
Ometras
to
a
57-4S
win
over
1
if
U
S.
annual
a
Senior
M
basketball
lixune
last
nint
Ix'fore
U'lore
a
rule
was
Intended
to
discourage
free-for-all
brawls.
But
the
problem
remains,
with
the
record
penalty
total
having
been
meted
out
for
the
Leafs-Canadiens
fighting
at
Toronto
Dec.
9.
1953.
would
with
wide
"scores
wnn
V--;
aitu
uian
oreii
bj.
'lolf
Peue-rson
had
94,
Terry
J
Omitted
from
last
week's
top
1
Mild
92
while
Frank
Airfield
and
scores
were
Robert
Pedersen
with
'
John
Clibbett
tied
with
91.
93,
John
Clibbett
with
92.
In
B
Division
Doug
Jelstad
of
;
jewellers
4.
Family
Market,
0.
Civerwaitea
scored
both
high
I
Short
Circuits
3,
Moose
1;
N.V7.
tingle
and
high
three
with
!
Construction
2,
537
Taxi
2.
1
':;'
"
h
handful
of
fans
at
the
Civic
Centre.
In
the
Inter
B
pamo,
Sunrise
Grocery
climbed!
to
a
three-way
tie
forj
second
place
when
thoy
j
downed
Nelson
Brothers
i
expanded
range
of
models!
Now
.
.
.
over
125
thrifty,
hard-working
model,
(V.
&
M
choose
from
in
the
new
1954
lord
I
ruck
line-ttj,
greatest
haulinj;
joh
coverage
in
all
Ford
Truck
liiston
Here's
the
right
Truck
for
your
job,
wherever
you
driJ
whatever
vou
haul!
wider
V-8
power
range!
Now
...
7
mighty
V-'H
engines,
ranging
from
106-1.
::s-:u
The
senior
league
leaders
set
up
an
early
15-8
first
quarter
lead
and
paced
by
Webster
who
had
notched
9
points
in
the
first
two
quarters
they
led
29-18
by
the
half.
CCC
rallied
to
lie
the
Omegas
19-19
in
the
third
quarter
and
out-.toiccl
tin-
winners
11-9
in
the
final
stanza.
Pop
Pay
and
Harold
Marshall
shared
seorlncf
honors
for
the
losers
with
11
points
apiece.
The
pulp
nilliTS
failed
mi.serably
at
the
foul
line
ncUint
only
8
of
20
free
.shots
while
the
winners
sank
7
in
13
tries.
Sunrise
and
Nelson
Brothers
were
tied
17-17
at
the
half.
The
vroeors
set
up
a
4
point
lead
in
the
Third
quarter
which
they
maintained
to
the
end
as
both
squads
scored
9
points
each
in
the
final
frame.
17(MI.,
and
including
4
new,
advanccd-di-sign,
mt
head-valve
V-8's
...
all
products
of
(he
experie-f
gained
in
building
more
V-H
engtius-ili.ni
all
oik-nianufacturcl'S
coinhiiieil.
Conventional
"Big
Job"
Series!
A
completely
new
l'-TOO
Series
of
exlr.i-ltcav.4-
s!
&
i
i
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r.rl
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Marshall
W(J
3(H)
C'l.UB
11.
10.
Moore
4,
Thnmpi.nn
2.
S.
Srherk
I1USMCS
V
Illl
VJ.
T
.
.
ivuimi
w'
"
s
ii'..
Rating',
up
to
34,000
lbs.
Built
for
the
most
cconomu.
mounting
of
practically
any
type
of
custom
hmlj!
?
yimv
entirely
new
Series
.
Ccb
Forwards!;
snub-nose
hauling
clumri-
Sunlirx
10-
ray
11.
Totitl
48.
MANSON'S
Spring
4.
Dumas.
HarLwlK
H.
Olseii
8.
Bill
13.
Walsh.
Webster
24.
MticFarlmir
2
Total
57.
Inter
11
I.p:ikm'
SUNRISE
(UtOCERY-McLean
l'i.
Turct.lU'
S.
Kunkcy
2.
H:iucli'nscliilU
14.
Mull
3.
lVod.
'Parent.
UirU'h
2.
Damas.
Total
38
NELSON
BROTHERS
Newton
2,
Yttmamoto
7.
8.
Matsuo
11,
T.
Nak-ittsu
4,
R.
Morven
ti.
N.
Morven,
Mat-Mtba
4.
Tsuchiyu,
K
Matsuo.
Tan-uka.
Total
34.
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i..rii-
!n
all
r.viF
now
inaiMii
.
v.tin
j
Katings
from
1
1,000
to
27,000
lbs.
G.C.W.
Kjm
---from
24.000
to
55,000
lbs.
All
the
newest
Cab
himj,1
features
for
thrifty
speed-hauling.
fipydk
(slDlii
Two
all-new
Series
4
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giant
six-wheelers!
Z
ii
rear
ale
TanJt:.-
ii
for
super-strenuous
extra-heavy-duty
work.
G.Vl.Jai
Katings
to
40,000
lbs.
(i.C.W.
Ratings
to
60,000
ln
C
in
tractor-trailer
combinations!
Featuring
coniiltt.;(
,
Only
Two
Rinks
Still
Unbeaten
In
Cook
s
Play
Two
of
the
remaining
undefeated
rinks
were
"toppled
last
S2
t
modern
and
efficient
dual
rear
axle
assemblies!
I
Te
Gr
expanded
Parcel
Delivery
Series!
j
All-new,
extra-ihrifty
F-500
heavy-duty
Series
for
pr
paying
multi-stop
delivery
work,
with
G.V.W.
Rjiihj.(.
14.000
lbs.
Now
.
.
.
fully
automatic
transmission
isn
able
(at
extra
cost)
on
F-350
Parcel
Delivery!
13.
Driverized
Cab
efficiency!
p
The
most
comfortable
cab's
on
the
road,
with
all
roef
,
visibility,
extra-comfortable
3-man
seat,
safetyF
tioned
controls-designed
to
reduce
fatigue,
keep
;
f
more
eflicient
on
the
job
!
night
as
the
Cook's
trophy
competition
of
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
club
entered
Its
last
week
of
play.
I
In
Section
A.
Chuck
Osterta?
won
over
Jack
Laurie's
rink
to
tie
up
the
standings
with
both!
teams
spaning
4
wins
and
1
loss.
In
Section
B,
Warnie
Petersen
feUed-Frert
Aston'.s
quartet
leav-
!
uv
only
two
undefeated
rinks
;
one
in
Section
C
and
one
in
Sec-
!
tton
E.
In
ihc
former,
Ken
'Rob-!
emon's
rink
nas
yet
to
be
beaten
1
r.nd
in
the
latter
Ed
Garner's
record
is
still
clear.
Both
rinks
'
have
one
tame
left
to
play.
The
round
robin
winds
up
Fri-
!
day
night
but
the
playoffs
will
be
postponed
since
several
mem-
'
bcrs
will
be-
away
taking
part
in
outside
bcnxpiels.
The
Points
;
Competition
starts
next
Tuesday
j
to
run
fur
mu
of
next
week.
Rink
personnel
will
be
re-drawn
for
the
Grotto
Trophy
j
and
instead
of
the
skips
choos-
j
inf.
the
rinks
the
choice
will
be
j
made
by
the
thirds.
A
meeting
will
be
hold
at
the
rink
at
8
p.m.
Monday
tor
the
re-draw.
Results
of
last
night's
play:
S
Bird
10,
Eyolfson
7;
Georgeson
i
11.
Turner
'10:
McKcnzie
9,
Mill
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maimti"
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truck
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costs.
two-fisted
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strength
ler
5;
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10,
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8,
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7;
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5.
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