r
Mondav
I
1
3W-
Pick
and
Crowe
'
-.T?S
1
Canadian
Champ
Wi
nsby
KO
As
Marshall
Floored
Twice
Top
Marksmen
In
Outdoor
Shoot
Danyy
Pick
and
Wayne
Crowe
took
top
points
at
a
rifle
shoot
,y
,v
;-,
va
v
,
at
the
Department
of
National
Defence
rifle
range
yesterday
1
afternoon,
heading-
a
list
of
l
boys
of
the
CiWc
Centre
Riile
I
Club
and
eight
adults,
parent
or
the
boys
or
members
of
the
Rod
!
and
Gun
Club.
1
The
two
boy.?
counted
27
out
of
a
possible
50
points,
followed
I
A
by
Ab
Hart,
an
ex-wreUer
from
Montreal,
now
living
in
Terrace,
were
bolh
a
:4
s;
res-airs
and
piled
up
leads
ill
the
early
rounds.
Both
bouts
were
three-romid,
one-minute
affairs.
Fownes
and
Dumas
both
weighed
in
at
118
while
TuivoUe
and
Earl
tipped
the
.scales
at
128
pounds
each.
In
the
opening
event,
Bobby
Smith
and
Gerry
iXnninato,
a
couple,
of
70-pounders
fought
three
one-minute
rounds
to
the
cheers
of
f
ins,
who
showered
money
into
the
ring.
Sudden
End
to
right
Leaves
Fans
Stunned
ISy
ERIC
SANDERSON
In
one
of
the
biggest
surprises
of
the
ni.yht,
Canadian
middleweight
champion
Trent
Ketcheson
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
knocked
out
Andy
Marshall
of
this
city
in
the
second
round
of
a
scheduled
four-round
fight
here
Saturday.
I
closely
by
Tero
Paavola
and
Phil!
-
t
V
it
.
t
1
Lyons,
each
of
whom
tallied
24.
I
It
was
the
first
try
at
moving
!
targets
for
the
boys,
who
used
.11
seml-aulomattc
rite.s.
j
Instructors
Dick
Paul,
Jerry
I
Martin
and
Tommy
Boultci'
were
i
on
hand
for
thv!
shoot
Healing
i
:
.
r
Be
Plann
The
victory,
at
trie
end
of
the
h
ft
A
t
f
Effic'entlj
i
Stan
Leonard
Downs
McElroy
OAHDI'.N
NEC
F.S'-'ITY
With
few
exceptio-is,
garden
p!:in'i
thrive
bet
vhere
there
is
adequate
calcium,
or
lime,
In
!
Uie
soil.
..
.
VANCOUVER
(P
-
Slan
Leon
punches
at
the
start
of
the
third
until
Bishop
again
opened
up
a
barrage
of
left
jabs
and
occaj-ional
rights
to
drive
Watiw
around
the
ring.
Bill
(Mouse)
Morrison
was
the
only
other
fighter
to
be
awarded
a
unanimous
decision.
He
beat
Doug
Kerr,
196-pound
navy
man
in
four
two-minute
rounds
of
the
semi-final
bout.
Neither
fighter
showed
much
in
the
first
round,
and
in
th?
second,
referee
Be
nny
Wlndle
was
forced
to
separate
them
'"e
sjsinn
mT
i"
a
lm
,tlr,
molM
Miff
k,
1
1
Hie
liltllil).
ard,
Marine
Drive
professional,
downed
Wait
McElroy,
leading
B
C.
amateur.
3
and
2
here
Sunday
to
advancr
into
the
second
round
of
the
.city
match
play
open
golf
tourn;(ntnnt.
Kevin
Rilev
scored
a
up.,et
A
PAIR
or
BIO
LEAGUE
tads
choose
up
sides
with
a
funco
bat
before
their
fathers
go
into
battle
on
the
dhnnond
at
a
Bradenton,
Fla.,
spring
training
comp.
The
four-year-olds
are
Andy
Torge-son,
son
of
first
baseman
Earl
Torgeson
left
1
of
the
Phillies,
and
Crcg
Spahn,
son
of
pitcher
Warren
Spahn
(right)
of
the
Braves.
,
1
'
'
time
and
again
as
they
fought
4
and
3
winTT
Jock
McKinnon
from
close
in.
Phone
'
SMITH&E
LIMITE,
259
Third
Ai
TTjT
Red
Wings'
Power
Too
Much
f
aJg
........
.
ln
10-Pin
Play
pitc
a
hola-thfone.
Dy
McKinnon
on
tl)vlJ0-fard
seventh
hole.
Bi!f--Mawhinney,
Qull-chena
proU'&ion.u",,
edged
out.
a
2
and
1
wjji
rff
t)nve.
Dixon.
Both
appearcii
to
be
waitin;.;
for
a
break
in
the
opening
sec-ond.s
of
the
third
round,
until
Morrison
broke
louse
with
a
series
of
lefts
and
rights
to
take
the
lead
and
leave
the
navy
0i-plvi
1
i'C
1
i'huir.
omn
Hn:trl
or
f
die
(lOMninunl
ot
Kniuii
As
Habitants
Mowed
Down
5-
Women
bowlers
scored
the
high
marks
in
last
week's
Mixed
boxer
groggy
at
the
bell.
Watts
broKe
fast
at
the
bd
second
round,
wroe
linis
to
a
lively
card
staged
by
the
Elks
Lodge
to
raise
funds
to
send
Marshall
to
the
Brhish
Empire
Gaines
trials
in
Toronto.
The
Civic
Centre
gymnasium
bullring
at
the
seams
held
about
1.200
screaming
fight
furs
who
roared
their
appreciation
oi
the
card.
Oflicial
attendance
and
gaie
lias
not
been
disclosed,
as
Hie
Elks
Boxing
committee
and
trainer
Joe
Ward
did
not
wish
the
figures
to
be
released
at
this
time,
it
was
learned
this
morn-insr.
Marshall,
who
won
the
B.C.
Golden
Gloves
165-pound
championship
just
a
few
weeks
ano
in
Vancouver
by
knocking
out
Kci-chr.sun.
was
in
trouble
from
the
.-tart
of
the
bout.
MAKSII
M
I,
OVEK
I,
A
(If.
11
'
The
Canadian
champ
was
waiting
for
the
onru.shin-j
'Marshall
who
came
out
of
his
corner
determined
to
repeat
his
Vancouver
win.
Ketcheson
peppered-Marshall
wiin
iefts
and
righto
and
when
Marshall,
over-eaper.
left
himself
open,
tagged
the
Prince
Rupert
fighter
hard
on
the
head.
Wary
of
Marshall's
vaunted
left
hook,
Ketcheson
took
no
chances
and
right
hand
held
hxtrh.
waited
for
every
opportunity,
tagging
Marshall
hard
after
every
two-fisted
flufry.
Ketcheson
dumped
Marshall
hard
40
seconds
after
the
start
of
the
.second
round,
jolting
the
iocal
boy's
mouthpiece
to
tlwi
canvas.
Marshall
took
an
eight-count
and
got
up
to
meet
a
Ketcheson
determined
to
finish
the
fight
in
short
order.
Ducking
down
to
avoid
the
barrage
of
blows
from
the
navy
boy.
Marshal!
was
a
sitting
duck
for
By
W.
R.
WIIEATLEY
C..ii.,-ll:oi
Press
Ml
,
a
Writer
DETROIT
(P
A
production
jJohnso.Set
i
but
went
clown
for
two
counts
of
eight
before
the
judges
awarded
CHESTERFIELD
feneeman.
added
the
coup
de
..
,
,,
.
v.
i
un-
u,
'Dot
Marshall
tak
ng
women
a
"'"
'hn
bil
,0r
Ted
Lindsay
.scored
the
only
I
goal
of
the
opening
period
and
k
Boom
Boom
Oeoff
rion
put
Mon-
I
f'or
th
m,'n
Tf
"
v
Ezaltl
r11-treal
even
in
the
second
when
'""
192
fnr
m'n'8
Ilh'h
s'nl!1,
aiul
Canadiens
made
their
best
stand.
I
Barry
Watson
scored
a
high
line
that
produced
and
a
punch
line
that
was
puiK-hlts
tells
the
story
of
Detroit
Red
Wings'
3-1
Men's
Loop
Pace
AND
LOUfj
We
show
you
just
owl
many,
many
stjltij
.
modris.
T
,irt
nuny
,
.
.
.
,
.
i
victory
over
Montreal
Cana-The
Johnson
boys-no
relation
cliens
ln
8und
ni
,nt-s
ln
-set
the
pace
in
the
Men
s
;
of
thfi
nest.of..seven
stanJcy
Cup
i
final.
But
on
the
whole,
Canadiens
were
outskated
and
outchecked
in
the
hard,
sometimes
rough
game.
week.
three
of
525.
Four
Aces
took
team
high
single
with
879
und
I
uekii'S
rolled
1847
for
team
high
triple.
Results:
Four
Aces
3,
Timber-ticks
1;
M
&
M's
3.
Dominoes
1:
I.uckles
2.
Tinymites
2.
I
The
Red
Wings
had
the
power
on
the
power
plays.
Their
big
line
of
Gordie
Howe,
Ted
Lind-
A
r-
in
varied
i
smart
ii
and
stiln
love.
fi.
Ctii.-'-'-C
Coach
Dick
Irvin
was
openly
Morrison
the
unanimous
decision.
The
navy
boy
looked
tired
at
the
bell.
Lights-
Hit
Chuck
Place
lost
ry
a
dcciik.n
to
the
navy's
Nelson
Lewis
m1'
hough
he
got
a
knockdown
in
the
lir.st
round
alter
both
fighters
pounded
ea.'u
other
with
a
series
of
lefts
and
right
;
for
more
than
half
a
minute.
tlKOGCY
AT
BELL
Place
went
down
for
a
nine-count
shortly
after
the
start
of
the
second,
but
came
back
:o
finish.
He
appeared
groggy
at
the
bell.
Both
came
out
slrong
in
tin-
Glynn
Johnson
pared
"A"
Di-
!
;
vision
with
high
single
game
of
;
:
371
and
hesf
tliree
of
773
while!
John
Jt...soii
rolled
trp
game
'
of
337
and
high
three
of
774
in
"B"
section.
1
537
Taxi
had
best
game
in
"A"
Division
and
Art
Murrays
rolled
;:
Prim
4
11
say
and
Alex
Delvecchio,
witn
disappointed
with
the
iailure
of
rookie
Earl
Riebel
tossed
In
as
'
Montreal's
punch
line.
That
line,
the
extra
forward,
was
the
most
,
made
up
of
Ken
Mosdell,
Bert
potent
on
the
ice.
Two
of
De-
Olnistead
and
Rocket
Richard,
troit's
goals
came
on
power
was
remarkable
for
its
impot-ploys.
,
ence.
The
line
has
yet
to
get
T
It
was
the
rookie,
too.
who
did
even
an
assist
in
this
year's
Stan-
lop
three
of
3403.
Don
Juans,
2-pe.
Chesterfields
$JJ
2-pc.
Lounges
$JJ
had
b-st
game
In
-B"
with
1112
the
most
sewing
damage
to
j
ley
Cup
play.
?nd
Kaien
Industries
rolled
pest
ijuonireai
Dy
scoring
tne
winning
jrvin
sun
nas
nere
veteran)
Exhibition
Baseball
SUNDAY
PhUiirtplihln
K
1.
Birmlnnlwtn
BA
Ntw
York
A
11,
Bi.vuimtih
8AL
0
I'lncliin.u!
N
10.
V.'ii-.liitijtoli
A
4.
HriHiklrn
N
H.
Mllwnlikrt-
N
ID
ChK
uKD
A
.
St.
I.duIh
N
5
Clcvpluild
A
8,
New
York
N
4
Iliillumire
A
2.
Cliic;(
N
10.
Muslim
A
3.
Atlnmn
SA
i
I'hllacli-lpliii
A
0.
Hm.buri'h
N
a.
Mi.llywiHxt
PCI.
5.
Lr
Allm-lis
I'C'L
third
and
were
looking
for
an
opening
with
Lewis
the
aggressor.
Place
took
a
pounding
from
the
navy
boxer
and
was
tiring
badly
when
the
bell
sounded
U
three
pf
2802.
'
i
-
'
Results:
.
-
"A"
Division
Art
lviurray
4,
Family
Market
0;
Philpott
Evitt
4.
(default);
N.
W.
Const.
3,
Local
708
1;
537
Taxi
3,
Cooks
GORDON
&ANDER!
Phone
46
goal
early
in
the
third
period.
;
centre
Elmer
Lach
and
winger
i
From
far
over
near
the
right
j
Calum
Markay.
Neither
appear-;
boards
Reibel
let
go
a
40-foot
;
ed
In
the
Boston
series.
He
said
rising
shot
that
goalie
Jacques
I
it
was
too
early
yet
to
consider
Plante
never
saw.
Using
either
of
them,
and
present
!
As
far
as
Canadiens
were
-on-
'
Indications
are
he
will
go
Into
ci-P(d
the
e.ui'.e
wtis
gone
'.l.en
,
Tuesday's
game
wi'h
the
same,
and
there.
i
squad
that
took
a
i..king
Sun-'
Red
Kelly,
Detroit
s
tireless
de-
'
day
night.
KeU.heson's
uppcrcut
that
lifted
.Spittle
I'l
l.
5.
I'ortlund
PCL
I
i
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm
him
up
and
dumped
him'
on
his
back,
with
a
resounding
than,
that
was
all.
OUT
ON
FEET
end
the
bout.
I
-
Two
Terrace
-
boys
put
t
n
!
crowd-pleasing
matches
to
win
j
split
decisions.
Young
Ron
l'OAiies
won
over
J;
North
Star
3,
Moose
1;
CNR
A.
3,
Short
Circuits
I.,
'B"
Divisicn
Nelson
4,
Savoy
Hotel
0:
Don
Juans
,
In.stinct
and
a
superbly
con-1
Bobby
Dumas
of
Annunciation
ditioned
body
brought
Marshall,
Club,
and
Ron
Earl
won
from
to
his
feet
bin
nis
eyes
were,
Arthur
Turcotte.
also
of
Annun-
1.
Kaien
3;
Legion
4,
Rupert
t
SPORTS
BRIEFS
Motors
0;
LCB
3.
Overwaitea
1
elation.
The
visiting
lads,
both
trained
IV.-ccs-
4
iby
default).
'
VANCOUVER
f"
Vancouver
J
Canucks
downed
New
Westmin
uiui
lie
vvao
out
uu
ins
feet.
Trainer
Joe
Ward
called
off
the
fight
right
then
and
there
and
referee
Bonny
Windlo
raised
Ketchcson's
hand
in
victory.
Ketcheson
appeared
just
as
Tre-h
at
the
end
of
the
battle
as
4fe
m
arc
lie
did
when
he
stepped
into
the!
ring.
Both
fighters
received
a
big
hand
from
the
fans,
although!
ttUappointm.n,.
ran
throughout
Persons
read
tl
Daily
News
ev
day
in
March
Jhe
jam
-
packed
gynina.iiu.n
M'hcn
Marshall
was
unable
tj
tome
out
for
the
third
round.
r
Ketcheson
was
-awarded
a
handsome
trophy
by
Mayor
George
Hills
and
also
received
the
prize
for
the
"best
fight
of
the
evening."
Marshall
weighed
167
pound.;,
.Ketfhfcson,
166.
In
,txst
crowd-pleasing
fight
if
the
t-i:ht
schcdiwed,
Maurirs
ster
Koyais
t-i
oaiuit;ay
niT,i:i
to
take
a
rTi.mandina
1-2
lead
in
the
bet
cf.
nine
semi-final
scries
of
Ihe
Western
HtK-kcy
lea'iue.
4
LONDON
(Reutersi
The
Iri-h
Soccer
Cup
final
between
t;l"n-toran
and
LVrry
C.ty
v.ill
Ik-played
Saturday,
April
21.
BERKEI.ET.
Calif.
The
British
Columbia
Reps
walloped
California
xu-a.
4
NELSON.
B.C.'
O
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
stormed
from
behind
with
three
stmls
in
Ire
tlitd
period
here
Saturday
ni'M
lif
tie
Penticton
V's
4-4
in
tiie
second
game
of
the
be
t-ol-seven
British
Columbia
Senior
Amateur
Hockey
final.
Nelson
leads
the
series
1-0
with
one
game
tied.
MOOSE
JAW.
P
Winniper
Maroons
f::0rcd
a
7-6
overtime
victory
over
Moose
Jaw
Millers
195
ed
at
winnipe?
tonight.
KAMI.OOPS.
B.
C.
O
.A
hustl-iu'i
nai.j
ot
honp.st,r-r.s
from
Sooke
on
Vancouver
island
won
the
B.C.
Senior
"C
Men's
Basketball
Championship
here
Saturday
niiiht
by
riowninn
Kinn-lonps
Ramblers
4ff-4o
to
take
the
two-jame
tut:;l-p
lint
final
series
101-91.
QUEBEC
The
Cana'l'a:;
Boxing
Federation
has
sanctioned
a
Canadian
welterweight
championship
bout
between
titleholder
Claude
Fortin
and
Rocky
BrUeboLs
in
Montreal,
April
19,
national
CBF
commissioner
CXne
Lc'ourncau
announced
today.
Brl:;ebol.',
will
try
to
rcjain
t.ie
cr:wn
he
lost
to
Fnrtin
by
decision
Feb.
8.
Both
are
Mon-trealcrs.
YOKOHAMA
(Reuters)-
Ken-ora
Thistles
ho::key
team
.sailed
fur
Canada
today
alter
wlndin;;
up
its
successful
tour
of
Japan.
The
Canadian
team
swept
a
10-game
schedule
against
top
Japanese
competition.
The
players
ure
homeward
bound
on
th
Japanese
ship
Hikawa.
Bishop.
3'J-yi-ai-d'id
former
Imperial
Army
middleweight
title-holder,
won
a
unanimous
decision
over
Bill
Watts
of
the
Cant-ili:in
Navv.
Bishop
weight
15'i,
Watts,
100.
,
TOOK
BIG
LEAD
The
Rupert
boxer
took
a
big
lead
from
the
start
-with
a
continuous
barrage
of
left
jab.i
that
kept
the
navy
boy
swinging
wildly,
al
liough
Watts
got
In
a
Persons
read
t!
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News
ev
day
in
March
.
.
....
Saturday
night
to
take
a
2-1
lead
in
their
te
t-o.-srven
v,i
t
-.
i
Canada
senior
ha'-key
scml-linal
series.
Fourth
game
be
pi.iy-
lew
hits
before
Bishop
took
the
j
I
,1,
.
-
TWISTING
AT
TIIE
TEE,
past
and
present
winners
of
the
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ton
193
Women's
North
&
South
golf
crown
display
.tlau-l'hody
English"
that
wins
championships.
At
left
is
medalist
Joyce
Ziske
of
Waterford,
Wis.,
winner
of
this
year's
title
at
F-inehurst,
N.C.;
at
right,
former
champion
Barbara
Romack
of
Sacramento,
Calif.,
gets
off
a
long
one.
'
advantage.
!
Watts,
a
heavy
-chested
boxer
didn't
have
as
long
a
reach
as
Bi.-hop
and
missed
several
chances.
BL-hop,
with
his
longer
arms,
was
the
aggressor
and
drew
prolonged
cheers
from
the
crowd
when
he
floored
Watt
for
an
eight-count
15
seconds
before
the
bell
ending
the
second
round
of
their
scheduled
throc-rouncler.
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