:'
77$
Thuisaay,
February
id
1963
Leafs
Dump
vth
Nine
ifouts
Lined
up
For
Boxing
Show
Here
Friday
SPORTS
By
GAYLK
TALBOT
r
FOR
THE
WORLD'S
EASIEST
SHAVP
NEW
YORK.
Long
phots
seldom
pay
off
in
baseball,
which
is
the
most
formful
of
all
pames,
but
we
have
had
a
sneaking
feeling
for
several
days
now
that
Paul
Richards
and
-his
Chicago
White
Sox
are
going
to
pull
one
for
the
books
this
coming
summer.
f,.'.TiTL!.'
-
rrx-'-?t
ON
THE
ALLEYS
Jim
Rhodes,
pi
C
J
KUStV
I
OrCl
C
DiHrtAKf
I
UU
"rlllllClj
M
n
r
r
u
n
1
1
1
1
M
1
1
...
i
JOHN
rWTFRSOV
.
.
tukiii
treatment
!
An
amateur
boxing
card,
pro
moted
by
Martin
Suundets,
boys'
club
trainer,
Is
scheduled
to
take
place
at
tbe
Annunelatkin
School
gym
I'riday
nljiht
Nine
bou's
are
U
be
feuturi'd
wlih
the
main
attraction
either
an
exhibition
from
Joe
Ward's
I.Iks
Club
stable
or.
if
arrangements
are
successful,
bout
be-twiin
Pete
.Si-hut,
140-pounder
from
Ketchikan
and
Chuck
Place.
Elks
Club
light-welter
Saundrm
said
today
he
would
be
advised
later
if
Schtit
was
able
to
make
the
trip
from
the
!
Alaskan
city.
!
If
these
arrangements
fall
!
through.
Joe
Ward
has
pron-itsed
to
supply
a
frature
btiut
between
two
of
his
heavier
stablemates,
;::ld
Martin.
Other
bouts
sclwduled
are
between:
Booby
isnmli,
Giny
D-minato.
65
imiinds.
Billy
Saunders,
Bobby
GxmI.
7i
ijounds
Hob
Griuible,
lijlly
Smitlu
B2
pounds.
Glen
Fleming,
winner
of
Grinible-Kmilh
built.
Dick
Bury.
Billy
Watnuiuirh.
'.0
pounds;
Bob
Dumas,
Vic
Prystay.
104
pounds:
IHdig
Lctourneau.
w
inner
Dumas-I'rystay
bout;
Aj
t
Turcotte.
John
Dumas.
119
pounds.
MilJ
Winter
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
Mild
winter
saves
money
for
taxpayers.
L'p
to
early
In
February
the
cost
of
snow
removal
und
street
sanding
was
virtually
nil
I.ast
winter
the
city
paid
more
than
$12
000
for
such
service.'
and
$30
000
the
previous
winter.
ROUND
-
UP
The
feeling
didn't
quite
come
i
when
Ferris
Fain,
the
two-time
batting
leader
of
the
American
I
Leaftue,
changed
into
a
Sox
uni-j
form,
though
it
was
obvious
that
the
ae1"'s'tion
f
such
a
i
i
fi"bUn"
'lt
first-baseman
nlim
Pinhorflc
ntlnlhnr
Ininnrl.
icn'
weapon
it
enme
when
cen-!
1
c'ral
manager
Frank
Lane,
usin
I
:
Yankees
nor
Cleveland
Indians
can
afford
to
feel
complacent
i
about
the
coming
race
It
is
certain
that
Fain,
not
too
happy
at
Philadelphia
because
of
salary
differences,
will
be
in
there
bittlln?
his
hend
off
,1.
.T.u
i
.
i
for
club
with
a
a
pennant
gleam
i
in
its
eye.
Our
hunch
is
that
the
veteran
Stephens,
in
Boston
j
too
long,
will
experience
a
similar
upsurge
of
spirit
once
j
he
is
exposed
to
Richards'
furious
j
will
to
win.
'
If
Junior
does,
you
should
I
nn
tf
ttmir
hnte
Til,
turn
Former
British
High
Jumper
Can
Now
Represent
Canada
Jim
Rhodes
of
Eavovs
andnsent,
talked
the
Boston
Rrd
I
rtu
.ty
Ford
of
CGE
set
the
pace;
Sox
out
of
Junior
Stephens.
j
Ihis
week
in
the
men's
five-pin
i
Giving
up
little,
Lane
now
has
I
leauue,
toppling
pins
for
a
single!
thrown
toaether
an
infield
i
of
334
and
a
triple
count
of
818,
which
must
be
rated
at
least
on
j.
respectively.
ja
par
with
anything
in
the!
Team
honors
were
captured
by
American
League,
both
defen-j
North
Stars
who
shot
1,198
for
ajsively
and
in
potential
rim
ro-!
single
and
3,334
for
a
three-game
j
duction.
If
the
knee
which'
l'i"h.
j
Stephens
injured
last
season
has
j
Hidden
score
winner
was
W.
completely
healed,
neither
the
So
Eosy-Shaving
That
Tough
Beord
It
No
Problem
At
Alt
Yw
.(tor
vmf
Gillxi
BIim
llln.lM
mrm
hrt
choir
ol
trtavmi
nwn
vvvrvwiwi.
That't
bnini
ito
oihr
kind
.
riurp,
.,y.
hvint,
at
lon(
ling.
F.f
tr
rnnwnwnc
buy
tlim
In
tlw
Gillftlc
dipnwr
that
upt
'm
out
unwrappMl
raxty
for
mm,
ml
hn
a
buili-in
compartment
lur
diipoul
of
uwd
bl.lv
10
aladn
$1.00
10
tlat
50
in
iMrtovio
ciuirrt
onnnun
rp.sife,,
lence
t
r
fir-..,
heading
tfi.
since
1961
ii
automotive
irsdu.""
"
I
.
Ws
'
IV
f
ft!
Jim
n
s
j
!
1
I
I
i
i
1
the
British
Empire
and
Commonwealth
Associations
of
the
two
countries
concerned.
"If
an
eligible
competitor
wishes
to
represent
a
country
other
than
that
of
his
birth
he
must
have
resided
therein
for
tat
leist
six
months
immediately
prior
to
the
closing
date
of
in-
uimuu
"n""
iui
me
nnt-
ish
Empire
and
Commonwealth
Games
concerned."
Jack
Davies
of
Montreal,
hon-
orary
secretary
of
Canada's
BE
fia
Games
Association,
Asviimn
h
ha
.
been
l
as-'
,
i
sured
by
British
officials
they
j
will
approve
Paterson's
eligibll-1
itv
for
Canada
i
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
News
Clots'
Miumenski
of
Watson
Lslanders
with
a
318
game.
Results
Moose
2,
Sedgwicks
2;
Mansons
1,
Firemen
3;
Family
Market
4,
Cooks
Jewellers
0;
.Savoy
Hotel
3,
Woodbutchers
1;
Nelson
Bros.
3,
Watts
&
Nicker-
son
1:
Industrials
0.
JC's
4;
CGE
s,
iinka
l:
Kaien
Indust.
3.
Electrolux
1;
70
Taxi
0.
North
Stars
4;
Short
Circuits
3,
Watson
Islanders
I.
Goalkeeper
quitted
Of
Assault
HALIFAX
(CPi
AI
Millar
Is
probably
the
first
hockey
player
Detroit
2-0
In
Toronto
Py
Thr
Canadian
Priv
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
scored
.twice
late
in
the
final
period
to
defeat
the
league-leading
r-troit
Red
Wings
2-0
before
13
034
fans
in
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Wednesday
niirht.
New
York
Rangers,
meanwhile,
were
In
rare
form
as
they
downed
Boston
Bruins
4-2
in
New
York
for
their
12th
win
of
the
National
Hockey
league
this
season.
The
combination
lifted
Leafs
into
third
place
over
Bruins.
The
teams
battled
on
even
tern.
at
Toronto
for
5
minutes
un'il
the
Ij-afs
.struck
for
two
mm
k
goals.
American
league
Schedules
224
Night
Games
CHICAGO
(APiThe
American
League's
1953
baseball
schedule
lu
I
f
I
n
with
224
nlKht
games
eight
more
than
last
season
was
announced
tcriay
After-dark
contests
make
up
nearly
one-sixth
of
the
total
of
1.232
games
to
be
played
by
the
eight
clubs.
The
champion
New
York
Yankees
go
to
Washington
for
the
lf)i3
pre-opener
Monday.
April
13.
with
the
fuir
league
going
to
tt
the
next
day.
Home
sites
will
shift
April
16.
he
ali-star
.
"".''
game
-""lr
"
'or
t
-
Tuesday.
July
14.
with
Boston
Braves
as
the
host
club.
The
American
League
winds
up
its
1
"
"''"
y.
-"-pv
-'(.
PHONE
266
,J.Wf
X
4
Sox
third-baseman
lacks
the'?1
an,d
Commonwealth
Games
the
U-Cmmm-but
speed
of
most
of
his
teammates.
I
Fcd?
he
can
field
and.
when
he
wfe"i,th
,n
"eneral
charSe
feels
like
attending
strictly
to
j
01
J
,
e
5?me
oi
the
224
night
games
sehed-Fl'ROPEA.N
C
HAMP
1951
uled
this
season.
50
are
on
tap
Paterson
didn't
finish
among
at
Washington
to
top
the
list.
the
top
performers
at
Helsinki
j
but
in
1951
he
won
the
Euro-i
Fiqht
to
Death
pean
championship
with
a
jump!
YORKTON.Sa.sk
(CP
Orim
of
6
feet
7'j
Inches.
In
the
1950
evidence
of
one
of
nature
s
bat-Empire
Games
he
jumped
6
fee".
;
ties
for
supremacy
were
tlx-5
inches,
placing
second
to
John
locked
horns
of
two
deer
found
Winter
of
Australia
whose
marl:
dead
near
here.
The
locked
was
6
feet
6
inches.
,
horns
had
made
the
animals
Less
fortunate,
so
far
as
elegl-
easy
prey
tor
predators.
baseball,
can
blast
that
apple.
I
A
thonph
thpv
fin
shprl
a
lnr
I
THE
UNIVERSAL
'5
SPRING
DRESSES
nf
Mmtov
,h
.ti
.,..
wer.?
Jn
associations.
,ewaCKUUtCd
f
811
aau:tlup
there
In
third
place
behind;
handed
'
"
nk,S
and
Indians
on
clos-
I
Maior
,
HrtrkPu
Tao..a
.
k
.
,,
..
j
UWUnUr
viia-ocu
j
with
hitting
a
woman
SDecLatnr
1
With
hiS
Ktiplr
rl,.rir.
i
.
v,
v,
,
mc
iaii
Liiab
vary
nuvf
h
venr-
j
zuelan
nampd
Phirn
ParrA.nui
i
t
V
.
DU1
,DOln
laiungs
are,
,
'-s8ur,wan!i
l"Ji
iiii
iw
intra,
ine
t
freed
because
of
te.timr.
v,,f
i
llthA
Tatin
Kort
.
,o,.ii
he
swung
the
sick
from
hU
r.ght!
poor
W52
season.
aUributable
lZn
'sh:',ulder
i?bot
et)ual'y-
they
say.
to
e.t-!iust
hoVi
hapoeoeT,
:
Magistrate
R.
E.
Ingltf
sidling
too
well
and
thinking
withl
.
fvfrt
blA
Aelast
OlvmnT-i
witnesses
testified
tha
;Millar
t
eat
admiration,
of
;
his
own
rjaore.v
PaVcrnW
lather)
snot
i
'
swung
his
suck
from
the
rkht1
ability.
'
.
Ud
soeUtin.n.
VZZci
onuy
is
concerned.
is
Vald'j
Lilhkas,
the
wiry
little
Estonia-born
distance
runner,
who
also
livt
in
Vlnti-anl
i
i
HOCKEY
SCORES
""l-Saskatc.on
0.
New
West-
fmi'tp
7
'
WKanloops
4.
Ketowna
'
'
x:
1
.
niHL-Spokane
2.
Nelson
8
B
Wet
m
I
3
1ST
W.
R.
WIIE.ITI.EY
Canadian
Press
Start
Writer
MONTREAL
IM
When
the
TQ-i
Rfitkh
l?mrtir
flam
in
Vancouver
roll
around,
one
of
the
slickest
high
jumpers
In
the
world
will
be
eligible
to
tvpre-
sent
Canada.
c
v.i
-
Uan
competitor
for
Great
.
Britain
in
the
1952
Olympic
i
Games
at
Helsinki.
Finland,
and
jr.ow
a
resident
of
Montreal,
Paterson.
a
chartered
account-jant.
is
eligibW
'to
compete
for
Canada
under
a
change
made
less
than
two
years
ago
in
the
constitution
of
the
British
Em-
iimnes
01
me
'
:ai
n
iiare
uit-;r
GLAD
TO
COMPETE
Paterson
Tirst
learned
throueh
Ituuw
-
iti.its
"Kfeax
he
said
"I'm
really
delighted."
t.
ntr
is
"
w
"""U
irr
on
now
"W
nnniit
BUUUl
a
otrslster't
ailment
a"ment
ln
in
his
nis
Iptt
lett
r
.T
.
lpt
hls
know
ab(,ut
t
!
ihh
Iiv4
t.v
..
said
the
lather.
He
has
.jone.no,
-jumping
since
,1W
Olyhlpii;
,'03'nics
a
ad
hopes
thst
'reatOK'ritAKrrtr1cet
the
condition.
.ME,S
KK
LATIO.VS,
Regulation'
fohcWnihg
elicl-,
tacn
compeuior
must
be
a
nU
V.
J
ct
T
?
a
citizen
of
-P-
-
!
already
competed
in
the
British
Empire
and
Commonwealth
Games
for
one
country
may
rePr1!:selt
an"th"
at
the
future
n
wice
luaM?y-
sumec
.to
uettmcet.n
ou
Tai
Mnp
ilxfi-W
Wf3i
'Jf
'111
:
VI
Our
Spring
Dresses
have
just
arrived
ond
this
weekend
will
be
our
first
showing
of
this
smart
new
merchandise.
Do
drop
in
ond
see
these
new
arrivols
direct
to
us
from
the
foremost
dress
manufacturers
in
the
style
centers
of
the
eost.
Choose
from
enskavs,
roffetas
and
new
!
novelty
fabrics.
They
ore
really
smart.
Come
in
and
see
them
?
SIZES
12
TO
20.
BUDGET
PRICED
.snouiaer
and
hit
Mrs.
LoU:
tianna.
sitting
with
het
husbann
'
in
a
rime-side
seat
"Yet
the
accased
is
left-hand-
ed."
he
said.
-His
natural
swin?
j
is
irom
tne
left
side
...
and,
the
natural
swing
Is
what
I
have
to
consider."'
Millar,
under
Indefinite
su.-pension
for
the
action
in
a
game
against
Halifax
Atlantics
here!
last
w
eek,
had
pleaded
innocent
i
Mr.
Hanna
testifed
that
he
at-
i
ijmtltrt
in
.!:..!.
when
it
was
swung.
It
then
'
'
Iteiimw
oeuei
is
inni
Lnsco
win
come
back
his
old
Peerless
se!f'
p
.
,
Curling
'
Club
Draw
i
;.
'
End
of
the
first
round
start
of
the
second
In
George
Cook
and
Gordon's
Hard-
ttarp
nluh
pnmnAiitinnD
,;!!
K
P'aved
off
tonight
and
Friday
i
I
rink
lor
tonight
and
tomorrow
are
as
1-
"i
I
v
19-95
glanced
from
his
arm
and
struckt
at
the
Sea.
Core
curling
Alii
Connections
'
LINES
PRINCE
RUPERT
to:
KETCHIKAN
-
SEATTLE
WH1TEH0RSE
-
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
COMFORT
SAFETY
SEE
VOI
R
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
his
wife
on
the
face.
The
magistrate
ruled
that
the
Botn
competitions
are
being
stick
would
have
passed
over
the
I
r'layed
at
once
ln
a
strai;ht
heads
of
sDectators
"If
annt.i,prlknock-out
tournament.
Draws
95
to
follows"
;
icicuiauuii
oi
me
games
wun
Thursday
;
approval
from
the
British
Em-
7:15
p.m.-Colllnson
vs
Thorn'!?,'"?
and
Commonwealth
Games
Robertson
vs
Laurie;
Ostertag
'
Ff
"
derationed
permission
from
ts
Kellough.
7
.9:15
p.m.
Open
ice.
Friday
SPEC
I
.MS
WEEKEND
NYLONS
BLOUSES
We
invite
you
to
see
W
collection
of
dainty
blouses
nowest
fabrics
and
colors-Sizes
12
to
20.
3.
Welcome...
First
quality
51
gauge
15
denier
nylon
hose,
dark
seams
good
choice
of
color.
Reg.
$1.50.
Sizes
8'
.
to
1
1
PAIR
1.00
party
had
not
interfered.
The
23-year-old
goatterUer
said
someone
spit
on
him.
"I
turned
to
the
crowd
and
gestured
with
my
stick
ln
an
upward
motion
...
I
just
wanted
to
show
the
people
it
just
wasn't
ristrt
to
spit
like
that".""'.'
'"".
'
-
SPORTSMAN
P1SEST
hdlshdrp
TANNING
SMALL
SKINS
Mix
one7
jllii
i,L
QUART
OF
JI
I
Wt
TABLE
SAUT
fWf't-A
eiAl-Uur
of
6QFT
WATER.
HEAT
UNTIL
ilk
THE
DISSOLVED.
SALT
13
THEN
LET
IT
COOL
IN
AN'
EARTHENWARE
life
.B
CROCK
OR
A
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