Sea
Cadets
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The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
January
,
1954
ENDS
TODAY
JOSEPH
COTTON
in
7:-9:
p.m.
"A
BLUEPRINT
FOR
MURDER"
Take
Over
Loop
Lead
Sea
Cadets
took
over
sole
M-G-M
presents
JO
AN
Crawford
you've
never
seen
before
in
color
by
TECHNICOLOR!
w-
it
possession
of
first
place
in
the
Junior
Boys'
Basketball
league
after
they
defeated
Sports
Shop'
in
the
second
fixture
of
a
three-
game
card"
at
the
Civic
Cemrej
last
night.
.
'
In
the
opening
game
Annun-
ciation
School
downed
Bulgers
29-21
and
In
the
final
encounter.
Ormes
trimmed
tail-end
NBC
j
Power
30-20.
i
It
5
'
V
Of
all
her
great
rolet
here's
the
most
exciting
at
the
tough
torch
singing
star
who
fell
for
a
strange
guy
who
got
under
her
skin!
GOALlt
HARRY
L
I'M
LEY
of
Toronto
Maple
Le
fs
winces
as
he
stops
a
hard
shot
from
close
in
:
by
Eddie
Mazura
(23)
of
Montreal
Canadiens
as
the
teams
tied
2-2
in
a
National
Hockey
League
game
at
Toronto.
The
Leafs'
Ron
Stewart
(12)
m
ives
in
to
check
Canadiens'
Jean
Beliwau
4
almost
hidden
by
Mazura.
Dick
Gamble
of
the
Ctnadiens
(behind
Lumley)
waits
for
a
rebound
n
m
up
THIS
AERIAL
VIEW
shows
construction
progress
on
Canada's
largest
stadium,
to
be
used
for
the
British
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver
next
summer.
To
cost
$1,895,000
and
scheduled
for
completion
April
30.
three
months
before
the
games
start,
It
w'll!
hold
35.000
with
10,000
seats
under
cover.
1
MTV-TtVl
SporM
S
jop
is
now
ii
second
spot
-.
lih
4
wins
and
one
loss;
Ormes
are
.
third
with
3
wins,
two
losses;
.
Annunciation
is
fourth
with
2
wins
and
3
losses;
Bulgers
are
fifth
with
1
win
and
4
losses
and
NBC
has
five
losses.
Duncan
with
11
points
led
the
druggists
as
they
downed
the
powerhouse
gang.
Landie
with
6
wa?
top
scorer
for
the
losers.
Orrr.
i
took
the
game
6-4,
7-5,
4-7,
t-nd
13-4.,,
..
,
For
Annurirtatlon,
Burv
with
Eliminations
For
Brier
Play
OUTDOORS
Will
WUj-
Local
curlers
will
be
casting
10
POiJts
wa-
the
outstanding
Valuable
Player
Award
Slated
For
Cage
Series
Two
extra
trophies
will
be
up
for
competition
in
the
Parker
Round-Robin
basketball
tournament
slated
for
this
Friday
and
Saturday
nights,
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Commission
announced
The
harbor
is
now
being
visited
perhaps
for
the
first
time,
by
several
part-grown
fur
seals,
one
has
already
met
its
fate
by
being
rrnshpri
in
n
lnrrhrVMYi
whilp
nrn-
marks'
.lan
.
a-'
the
schoolboys
rallied
in
the
third
and
final
quarters
to
take
the
.
jewellers
5-2,
2-8,
10-5,-and
12-6.
Rowe
Th
inlimof
(laninf
tor
ifory
bthird
lh
sultry
flofd
of
c
torrid
iorch
lingvl
ttr
their
eyes
eastward
'later
this
month
as
time
for
the
Macdon-ald
Brier
eliminations
at
Prince
George
draws
near.
Deadline
for
entries
to
the
sectional
eliminations
is
January
10
and
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
is
allowed
to
send
two
rinks
to
Prince
George.
Time
for
the
TOfAORROW
C!liif
MCHAH
counts
of
Identical
fish
were
not
subjected
to
the
water
turbulence
of
propellor
wash
as
were
the
work
pnds,
dailv
checks
were
made
but
no
dead
fish
were
ever
discovered
In
any
of
the
ponds.
There
was
no
measure-able
effect
on
plant
life
or
animal
fish
food
and
the
spillage
of
the
oil-gas
mixture
used
as
fuel
was
not
deleterious
to
insects
or
aquatic
vegetation.
WILDING
with
11
points
paced
the
losers,
j
vldlng
amusement
to
the
onlook-
Fof
the
sailors,
nearly
every-
ers
with
jts
friendly
antics,
one
got
into
the
scoring
with
Another
Js
temporarily
in
a
Howell
topping
the.
list
with
7
makeshift
tank
at
the
Grain
points,
as
they
edged
the
Sports
j
Elevator
where
it
refuses
to
par-Shop.
Th
dipg-dong
battle
saw
take
of
anv
of
the
fish
presented
TOTEAA
EveninKs
1:
.
9:
p.m.
last
night.
eliminations
nas
not
been
set
A
Famous
Plavers
Theatre
Malince
Saturday
....
2:
p.m.
but
it
is
believed
that
they
will
Quarters
scores
of
8-3
for
Sports;
by
Its
rescuers,
doubtless
because
fssjWW
makers,
a
combination
of
both
the
bottlers
and
the
drygoods
crew.
Rainmakers,
piloted
by
Jack
Evans
are
fresh
tak
..The
first
is
a
most
valuable
player
trophy
to
be
awarded
the
player
who
proves
of
most
value
to
his
team
during
the
10-game
follow
the
annual
honsDiel
of
t
hp'Shon,
10-a
for
Se
Cadets.
8-6
The
acceptable
consensus
Is
it
is
111
at
ease
with
the
heavy
coating
of
marine
oil
it
picked
that
outboard
motors
are
not
Prince
George
Curling
club
a
for
Sports
Shop
and
8-6
for
the
the
end
of
the
month
or
earl
sailors.
Bowes'
with
40
points
ing
the
Duke
of
Connaught
harmful
to
the
sport
of
angling.
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
up
when
near
shore.
It
should
be
mentioned
that
these
creatures
was
tops
for-the,
tailors.
in
February.
said
consensus
being
backed
by
;
High
School
rep
.
team
three
games
straight.
j.
the
Michigan
University
Depart-
!
Should
more
than
two
rinks
from
Prince
Rupert
wish
to
start
Lineups:
.
;fj
t
:',;;'
P.ulers
Johnsrtn
1,-J.
3,
Twattes
1,
Rowe
11,
Lam-
are
protected
under
International
Treaty,
and
there
Is
a
penalty
of
$500.00
for
illegally
having
in
possession.
Actuallv
the
common
local
on
the
Macdonald
Brier
trail
tourney
and
the
second
is
a
j
trophy
for
the
player
scoring;
the
most
points
in
the
two-
j
night
series.
The
commission
said
alD
that
:
the
series
between
the
three
j
8cnior
B
teams
and
two
Inter
A
entries
will
be
decided
by
points.
I
A
victory
will
bring
the
winners!
3
points
and
should
the
game
!
then
an
elimination
contest
will
Dle
Halverson
l,
Thorns..
Total
bp
heM
at
the
local
rink
tn
nirk
1-
''."....
ment
of
Zoology.
Disregarding
size,
the
ea.sy
;
way
to
tell
a
redhead
duck
lrom
a
canvasback
is
by
the
straight
line
that
may
be
drawn
along
1
the
top
of
the
latter's
bill
from
tip
to
top
of
head,
the
redhead
j
shows
a
definite
depression
on
I
this
line.
!
the
entrants
for
the
Prince
!
George
Ccmpetition.
I
Top
two
rinks
to
emerge
from
!
the
Prince
George
eliminations
will
travel
to
Trail
to
take
part
Annunciation
Dumas
5,
Toth
hairseal
is
a
,triie
seal,
while
the
2.
Letourneau
2,
Bury
16,
Smith
i
furred
kind
are
sealions,
the
dif-4,
Comadlna.
Joe
Arseneau,
Jim
',
ference
is
readily
apparent
in
Arseneati,
Lyons.
"Total
29.
i
that
the
furseal
has
conspicuous
Sports
Shop
S.
Wong
9,
Rens-
i
ears
which
are
set
far
baek
of
void
2,
Fleming,
Bowes
.
10,
Laird
i
the
eyes
and
stand
out
to
the
2,
B.
Wong
-2,
Mitchell,
Currie,
.side
before
turning
downwards.
Mah,
Olson
2.
-Total
27.-
'
Its
fur
is
very
dark
brown
to
Sea
CadetsHowell
7.
Flood
3.
1
blaclc
nd
tne
rear
flippers
r'v.
wan
in
the
provincial
finals.
The
Draw
for
the
tournament
which
starts
at
7:30
on
both
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
was
released
last
night.
Games
will
be
played
in
the
following
order:
FRIDAY
Manson's
versus
Watts
&
Nirkersons;
Columbia
Cellulose
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi;
Gordon
&
,
Andersons
vs.
Mansons;
Watts
&
Nickersons
vs.
CCC;
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Gordon
&
Andersons.
SATURDAY
Gordon
&
Andersons
vs.
CCC;
Bo-Me-Hl
vs.
Watts
&
Nickersons;
Manson's
vs.
CCC;
Walts
&
Nickersons
vs.
Gordon
&
Ai.dersons;
2o-Me-Hi
vs.
Mansim's.
Brier
finals,
when
rinks
from
every
province
will
play
off,
takes
place
in
Edmonton
this
year.
Iveson
2
Newfield
4,
Chri&toff
5.
be
tied
at
the
end
of
twi
10-minute
halves
each
tr
ui
will
be
allotted
1"
point.
Besides
the
two
trop'iies.
individual
cups
will
be
presented
to
members
of
the
winning
tern.
The
tourney
which
is
expected
to
produce
some
of
the
most
exciting
basket
bill
seen
in
Prince
R'i-fi-t
for
years
will
oil
the
best
players
in
both
Senior
B
and
Inter
A
league
against
each
other.
'
Results
in
last
nihts
play
in
HusVlek
:
'
5,
.
McLcqd,
.
Lugrin
6.
Rockets
Take
Rupert
65-47
8x-clu
to
The
Dully
Now
KETCHIKAN
Ketchikan
Rockets
took
a
one-game
lead
in
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
with
the
Geor'c-
C
ok
Competitions
Total
32.
'
are
much
longer
and
narrower
than
in
the
hairseal,
also
an
observer
could
not
fail
to
notice
that
from
chin
to
upper
chest
the
fur
is
decidedly
gray.
The
eyes
are
large,
soft
and
appeal
are
as
follow..:
.,OrmesiHodgkinson
6.-
Chow
Laurie
7,
McKemie
4:
Turner
4.
Leeman
2.
Duncan
10,
Kelly!
9,
Petersen
0;
Miller
12.
Ostertag
Mcintosh
5,
Reid
2,
Hewitt.
Total
K;
Aston
13.
Bcr
4;
Wakley
8,
30.
'
.,
McKiece
7;
Thorn
15,
Meighen
11.
j
NBC
Power
Desautels
5,
Way,
i
Kelsey
2,
Landie
8.
Furnlotls
4,
'
Stewart
3,
Wong,
Hargrove.
Total
!20.
'
HOCKEY
SCORES
Prince
Rupert
Challengers
la.st
night
when
they
downed
'the
visitors
65-47.
A
final
quarter
rally
by
Coach
via
4
m
1
.
,
,
STOW
ing,
and
the
lachrymatory
;
glands
function
ceaselessly
to
I
maintain
a
flow
which
possibly
J
takes
the
place
of
the
fi'.m-likt
covering
which
certain
other
animals
of
the
beaver
type
possess.
These
visitors
are
away
off
their
normal
path,
and
your
columnist
offers
no
explanation
as
yet.
but
it
Is
knwn
tlvit
'h
cows
and
four-month-old
pups
leave
the
Prlbilof
f
Islands
in
the
Bering
Sea
about
November,
to
head
for
Callfornian
waters'
perhaps
they
followed
a
school
of
smelt
or
found
the
squid
Western
Ltasue
Vqtoon
7
Calnary
1.
Victoria
3,
Vancouver
1.
O'cinasan
Senior
Pen
tic
ton
7,
Vernon
4.
Kamloops
9.
Kclowna
i.
Western
Internationa!
Nelson
4,
Spokane
1.
I
Referees
for
the
night
were
j
Morris
Dean,
'Bob
McFarlane,
j
Doug
Sankey
and
Bob
Smith.
RICE-CROWERS
(
I
Almost
911
American
rice
Is
raised
In'
Louisiana,
Texas,
Ar-!
kansas
and
California.
THE
RICHARD'
v
Aussies
Win
ADELAIDE,
Australia
W
The
United
States'
winning
Davis
Cup
doubles
team
of
Tony
Tra-bert
and
Vic
Seixas
was
beaten
today
by
Australia's
19-year-old
youngsters.
Ken
Rosewall
arid
Lewis
Hoad,
in
the
semi-final
of
the
South
Australian
champiqn-ships,
6-3,
6-3.
63.
1
MICHTT
Manson's
Omegas,
coached
by
Bill
MK.'hesnev
arp
rur-
i
'
rently
leading
the
senior
loon
1
with
6
wins
and
2
Inssps.
Npxt
In
line
are
Pop
Pav's
CC'C
300
Club
and
Minor
Simundsen's
Ordon
&
Anderson
tied
three
wins
and
five
losses.
Watts
&
N
i
c
k
e
r
s
o
n,
also
coached
by
McChesney.
have
yet
to
win
a
?ame
in
the
Inter
A
league
and
instead
of
facing
North
Star,
present
-iicuit
pace
setters
or
second
place
Fraser
ft
Payne
they
face
ih"
prospect
of
meeting
the
L
j-M.
Hi
Rain
AfltlKA
t
rV7
lm
ROBERT
I
mmmm
Bill
McChesneys
squad
failed
to
pay
off
as
the
Rockets
outscored
the
Challengers
16-8
in
the
first
quarter,
1(1-10
in
the
second,
17-14
in
the
third
and
16-15
in
the
final
frame.
Martinsen
was
top
man
for
the
Rockets
with
14
points
while
Don
Scherk
netted
11
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
Challengers
pla
the
Vets
at
Metlakatla,
Alaska
tonight,
and
meet
the
RockeU
In
a
sec-end
game
tomorrow
night.
Lineups:
Challengers
Glen
Carlson
5,
Ray
Spring
10.
Danny
Bill
5,
Sid
Seherk
3,
Don
Scherk
11,
Harold
Marshall
4,
Mickey
Webster
9.
.
Total
47.
hunting
good
in
our
deep
har
HilKE
S
IKK
KKY
bor.
The
females
of
the
furseals
NONSENSE
NEWSRHIf
HUGE
COLLECTION
The
Metropolitan
Museum
of
Art
in
New
York
has,
a
collection
oi4.000
musical
instruments.
JAMES
MASON
ROMMEL
sometimes
carry
lighter
colored
fur
than
the
bulls,
whose
weight
reaches
over
400
lbs.
compared
to
only
80
for
fully
grown
cjws.
These
highly
intelligent
crea
tures
are
quick
Unmake
friends
with
mankind,
and
are
easily
trained
for
circus
and
stage
shows
with
no
ill
feelings
to
LAST
PAY
"HALF
A
HERO"
RED
SKELTON
-
JEAN
I1AGEN
"AIR
CADET"
STEPHEN
McNALLY
-
OA1L
RUSSELL
(f
J
vf"5
h-Jrl
YOU'LL
VPPRECIATE
THESE
Last
Night's
Fights
By
The
A4oclutud
Presa
Milwaukee
Dan
Bucceronl,
188.
-.
Philadelphia,
outpointed
Hein
Ten
Hoff,
'Zlf,
Germany,
wards
the
trainer.
A
few
of
the
brethren
ask
about
some
comoetitive
long-range
rifle
shootiiia,
per.-.aps
the
Rod
and
Gun
will
do
the
honors?
The
natural
inventiveness
of
1
iri.
"'
$2P
X
the
angler
has
the
rest
of
the
winter
evenings
In
which
to
assert
itself,
and
something
new
for
trolling
is
already
in
the
hands
of
Een
Nix.
He
has
Urea
good-looking
spiral
shaped
spin
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE-FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
SI.
00
Dancing
10
-
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
DOYS
EVERYONE
WELCOME
10.
Chicago
Paul
Andrews,
176,
Buffalo,
N.Y,,
stopped
Larry
Watson,
183,
Omaha,
Neb.,
7.
(
Columbus,
O.
Marty
Marshall,
174l2,
Detroit,
outpointed
Herble
Moore
.168,
Cincinnati,
O.,
10.
(
Los
Angeles
Oscar
Reyes,
IdO'j,
Los
Angeles,
outpointed
Frank
Skidmore,
150,
San
Francisco,
10.
I
Sacramento,
Calif.
Bob
Dun-
lan,
186"2.
Oakland.
Cal.,
knock-,
ed
out
George
Parmentier,
230,
Eureka,
Cal.,
8.
1917
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
1950
Plymouth
4
-Door
Sedan.
All
new
tires
....
$1450
1949
Ford
Tudor.
Very
good
shape
$J
1
95
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
.
OLDER
CARS
TO
PICK
FROM
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
ners
each
about
five
inches
long,
plus
swivel
at
either
end
and
70
salmcn
hook;
they
come
in
bronze,
brass
and
stainless
steel
and
should
prove
of
value
against
coho
and
springs.
Do
you
have
ideas
and
no
mechanical
ability?
Let's
get
together
and
see
what
can
be
done!
Unusually
painstaking
tests
have
been
made
to
determine
whether
or
not
outboard
motors
disturb
fish
in
ponds
and
small
lakes,
control
ponds
with
similar
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
Some
35
machines
are
engaged
In
making
fine
paper
In
Canada
tn
18
different
mills.
WOMEN'S
KEEP-FIT
CLASSES
SPRING
SESSION
Thursday
Evening
8
p.m.
Tuesday
Afternoon
2:30
p.m.
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GERRY
KESSIXKING,
who
won
every
major
Ontario
title
as
an
amateur
golfer,
leaves
his
Kitchener,
Ont.,
home
with
his
wife
Helga
for
the
Los
Angeles
Open
at
the
Riviera
club.
He
will
work
eastwards
across
the
middle
states
to
Florida,
then
back
north
in
the
spring
on
his
first
attempt
at
following
golf's
money
trail.
His
tour
is
sponsored
by
Toronto
sportsmen
Bud
Knight
and
.Don
Ross.
Kesselring
is
under
contract
to
represent
their
Toronto
Downsview
club
as
playing
professional
for
two
years.
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Children's,
Ladies'
or
Men's
Pullover
Fleece-Lined
liools
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Very
Dressy
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AND
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