f.
jut
Kllpt-lt
LlaiiV
Nfi
Saturday,
November
14,
la.:
Grocers
Edae
Nelson
Bros
.:
AI(
JMSports
Shop
Defeats
Ormes
For
Extra
Vulue
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilion,
Elgin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
many
others.
mm
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AYRES
A
see-saw
battle
decided
by
Sports
Shop
blanked
Dimes
in
Referees
were
Ciccone
and
,
Morrison.
1
Line-ups:
Junior
League
.
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.
.
in
,
,.n
.
Li.
t.
.
.
u
ni,
(
J
1
f
an
exciUng
Inter-B
basket-
druggists
rallied
by
half
time
to
rt,mn
,m
Kid
n
vllan
KfhVPL
?-H
.
fM?:
ball
game
last
night
at
the
Civic
,
trail
by
only
3
points.
Sports
"
lit
See
our
many
other
(iift
it..-.
.....
Clw.r.
Ul,l
A-t-.n.-,,.
unnrfl
n(G
saw
Sunrise
""e
Johnnv
Bratton
as
if
he
were
a
Z
,
,
urom,
o...
uu
v,..,.
u.m
2,
Muii
a.
Pirmming.
o.
wunt
riTrtv
more:d'im
.
Neton
Brothfr
2
to
!
!
in
the
third
stanza
and
although
2
Miu.heii
i.
curric
i.
d
Won
.'
floII
1!
ready
h
to
ao
n
more;
th
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n.
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a
t..,..
f
l-llJy
O
Your
F
147-nound
business
before
shoot-
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:
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",cu
Y'
uy
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OKMK3
V.
Tonight
the
Senior
B
cycle
is
completed
for
the
first
time
Mnnson
s
Omegas
and
CCC
300
Club
cagers
take
the
Civic
UO-ME-HI
LMtnan.
F
as
Bobo
Olson's
middleweight
.
'
1
lena,I0UMy
ing
6
at
the
Oirls
OWWatl,
league
fixture
Dom
s
!
to
.
their
,
2-ooint
,
n
lead.
h
i
crown
r
I
Gavilan
won
an
unanimous
15-1
round
title
decision
from
Brat-i
ton,
who
finished
with
a
face
like
a
pumpkin
worked
over
with
Department
Store
slaughtered
;
Bowes
was
top
scorer
for
Sports
Frosty's
Lockers
22-4.
;
shop
while
Leighton
led
the
With
both
Inter-B
teams
show-
druggists
with
4.
Fouls
were
few
ing
plenty
of
speed,
the
Grocers
and
far
between,
Ormes
commit-took
the
first
quarter
6-4
with
tine
four
of
the
total
of
-?ven.
Wunx
3,
K
Juhnson,
HuKliitin
i.
W
Kelly.
H
Duncan
"i.
R
Perce.
.1
Hi
Id
2.
O
Cliuw,
Nlrkeraun,
Hewitt.
Macintosh
3,
A.
Lcluhtun
4
Total
18.
Inter-li
Leaxtie
NEI-SON
BROTHERS
Matsill
9.
K
Mntsul
1,
T.
NulmtaU
4.
B
Mor-ven.
N.
Morv'en.
J.
Newton
fi.
F.
Mat-suba.
8.
yanmrnovo
6.
B
Tyuchiya.
M
Taiiuka
Total
26
til'NWSE
ClROCtKY
A
Strand
.
E
Mao
1.
J
Uumaa
1.
B
Blrtch
1,
T
McLean
8
D
HHUdelMChlMl
6.
A
Pnrvnt.
8.
Kmikey
2.
I)
Keul.
To-
i
an
iron
mace.
c-
Ctrr.nH
anX
v.t
.,j
.
.
.....
Gavilan's
seventh
defence
of
,
i
"B
lne
bPorlsmi-n
-
01
Ilve
Quality,
style
and
all
tlic
oilier
tiling
wliicli
rcpn
sciit
www
are
m.tiut.un,.,
in
sir
vstiN
"the
world's
intM
his
title
before
a
a
surprising
surprising
2
,v,l
,
X
Iree
snols
ana
urmes
"cuta
i
which
paid
a
j"'""6
;
umjr
run
tawaru
out
01
4.
crowd
of
19.2(50
basket.
Nelson
Brothers
Dn,ln"s
found
,ou,ia
famous
hat".
In
the
gills'
game
Doin's
qu.n-tette
had
a
runaway,
shutting
gros
gate
of
$176
390
was
one
of
fu"
his
melt
artistic
performances
in
"
'hnVEn?
t
,,o
ii.f
;wl,n
Nakatsu
and
Newton
scor-
1
out
Frostv's
crew
in
two
Quarters
l"'
28
.
"'
l
eusne
a
career
of
1
13
pro
lights.
and
holdinE
them
to
4
noints
ill
!
FROSTY'S
IXK-KEKS
-
Wlndle
2
!
Bratton,
who
dropped
the
Na-
ing
one
basket
each
and
Yama-mnto
repeating
with
two
to
giv
STETSON
HATS
!
IHUIUl
D..IMU8
nu.
IttUUi
.ci
wui.
.
TJlfW.
.
fq.lt
the
lot
guaittis.
M.
aiiuhlle
Doin's
ran
up
scores
of
6
8.
6
and
YomnmiHn
Malwin,
VInrH(.nll
2(
fcharp.
Turcotle
Total
..
WJM8
DEPARTMENT
STORE
D
"
"
"
"
"-BU
al
Gavilan
V
i
7,
J
j
of
the
147-pound
title
to
the
'
half.
"
The
cannery
crew
Stcttofi
Halt
me
priced
from
2
in
each
stanza.
Cloutier
was
in
1U51.
never
iiad
a
chance
after
.
,
V"
one
point
(0p
,sr.0rer
for
Dom's
the
eighth
round,
in
which
the1"""...
l".'r
'cau
?
fH.M
ui
$.
srrrsox
r.-n
iT
with
8
ky,
spence,
Vegh
4.
Leask
4.
Total
22.
in
the
third
quarter
with
S
points
champ
cornered
Johnny
to
ad-
minister
a
terrific
pasting.
He
"
.t
kvuig
otic.
IVlLljCilll
was
badly
beaten
Look
zv
hat
you
can
do
with
witn
two
and
Haudenschild
with
one
were
Sunrise
scorers.
In
the
i
The
actual
count
of
Gavilan's
furious
attack
was
53
blows,
all
to
the
head.
After
the
blistering
,
.V
y
'
,
,
scored
two
k
baskets
t
each
u
and
eighth,
,hth
oviion
Gavilan
worked
like
in,-
the
remainder
were
tallied
with
pen-
you're
l-iiijr
!"anta
Clan
ut
the
workltfiicli,
truiisformin
uuste
In
tin
t
uttic
space
into
iisi
liii
lmng
spate
or
creating
a
glamorous
rumpus
room
man
who
wanted
to
break
a
crate
of
eggs,
one
at
a
time.
In
the
closing
15th,
Gavilan
whaled
away
with
his
bolo
punches
against
a
weary,
helpless
Bratton
who
refused
to
fall
and
got
an
ovation
from
the
crowd
for
his
courage.
Gavilan,
146,
collected
40
per
cent
of
the
net
gate
of
$134,739,
a
slice
of
$53,895,
plus
$20,000
from
any
snots.
Tied
26-26
Sunrise
players
were
fouled
twice
to
give
them
the
game.
Strand
for
Sunrise
and
S.
Mat-sui
for
Nelson
Brothers
shared
point-getting
honors.
Nelson
Brothers
committed
14
fouls.
Sunrise
9.
Sunrise
sank
10
of
21
free
shots
while
Nelson
Brothers
made
B
good
out
of
14.
aloMiistairs
you'll
lie
prowl
of
the
job
you
tan
do
villi
these
easilv-hamllt
tl,
'iisilj-Mrked
pmuine
wood
panels.
In
the
high
school
contest
OOMD.D
CL
TV,
for
a
total
purse
of
$73,859.60.
Centre
gym
floor
to
battle
for
league
leadership.
Bill
McChes-i
ley's
Omega's
have
one
win
under
their
belt
as
have
Pop
Pay's
Pulp
Millers.
But
here
is
a
chance
that
Pop,
away
on
business
when
the
Millers
edged
G
&
A
Tuesday,
may
not
be
back
in
time
for
tonight's
encounter.
Whether
the
battling
CCC
crew
can
scramble
through
to
a
win
unguided
remains
to
be
seen.
However,
one
thing
is
for
sure,
and
this
applies
to
all
teams,
unless
common
sense
rules
over
temper,
the
team
will
1
all
apart.
We
have
long
contended,
both
in
playing
and
writing
about
sport:;
in
various
parts
of
the
province,
that
blowing
one's
top,
screaming
against
decisions,
abusing
referees
or
trying
to
smite
one's
opponent
gains
little
or
nothing
for
anyone
pxcept
the
individual
in
team
sports.
In
team
sports
the
individual
should
take
second
or
even
third
place
to
the
team
a."
a
whole.
In
fact
so
far
as
violence
is
concerned
or
taking
it
out
on
an
opponent,
there
is
a
sport
dedicated
solely
to
that
purpose,
and
Joe
Ward
would
be
glad
to
add
to
his
roster
of
fighting
mn.
In
creating
a
scene
which
results
in
getting
heaved
out
of
a
game,
whether
it
be
soccer,
basketball,
lacrosse,
hockey
or
baseball
the
offender
is
only
helping
his
team
to
lose,
which
l"
the
same
as
being
a
sabatoeur.
Referees
have
a
definite
1
unction
to
perform
and
they
do
the
best
they
can.
The
fact
that
thcir's
is
not
an
envious
job,
is
borne
out
by
the
fact
that
it
is
so
hard
to
get
ex-players
or
interested
persons
to
officiate
at
games.
Finally
as
a
parting
thought
on
the
subject
of
hotheads,
while
a
fighting
team
can
make
a
determined
effort
on
the
strength
of
its
rage,
cool,
calm
thinking
usually
prevails,
especially
where
team
work
is
concerned.
Clear
heads
and
watchful
eyes
can
spot
weaknesses
far
better
than
those
blood-veiled
with
anger.
Other
Saturday
night
basketball
fare
includes
Bulger's
vs
Sea
Cadets
in
the
Junior
league
opener
and
North
Star
and
Watts
&
Nickerson
meet
in
the
Inter-A
offering.
The
Bottlers
go
into
the
fray
having
won
its
only
game.
Little
League
Baseball
President
Art
Williamson,
in
making
a
plea
earlier
this
week
for
more
active
association
members,
urges
that
anyone
interested
in
giving
the
group
a
hand
phone
Art
himself
at
Green
224
or
Jack
Martin
at
Green
881.
The
Little
Leaguers
are
going
to
need
a
lot
of
help
this
coming
year
if
an
official
league
is
to
be
formed
and
a
Pony
League
Is
to
follow
to
givo
the
older
boys
a
chance
to
prepare
themselves
for
senior
ball.
The
success
of
this
year's
unofficial
little
league
was
due
mainly
to
the
hard
work
of
a
very
small
group
dedicated
to
seeing
that
the
youngsters
played
ball.
Congratulations
go
belatedly
but
nevertheless
sincerely
to
CYO
football
tealn
on
winning
the
Manson
Trophy,
emblematic
of
soccer
supremacy
in
the
city.
The
winning
club
did
much
with
their
spirit
and
enthusiasm
to
keep
the
game
alive
this
season.
A
film
showing
skiing
in
Aspen,
Colorado
will
be
shown
to
members
of
Prince
Rupert
Ski
club
and
anyone
else
who
Is
interested
at
the
Civic
Centre
next
Tuesday
evening
at
7:30.
Last
weekend
local
skiers
were
busy
repairing
cabins
for
the
coming
ski
season.
Plans
were
also
made
to
salvage
sewer
pipe
to
provide
funds
for
the
club,
and
members
have
been
3'ked
to
bring
blow
torches
for
the
work
bee
this
coming
weekend.
Harry
Winston
plans
to
have
some
extra
special
skiing
this
winter.
He
is
going
to
work
the
next
few
weekends
repairing
the
en
bin
on
Mount
Blaine.
r
Bratton.
!45Vj,
received
20
per
cent,
or
$26,947.30,
plus
$10
000
from
TV,
for
a
purse
of
$36,-
947.80.
'
I'
''
"
'
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t
"
.
.
...
-
J"
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
I
CHICAGO
Kid
Gavilan,
146.
"
.
t
'.
i
Havana,
outpointed
Johnny
j
Bratton,
1452.
Chicago,
15,
for
!
world's
welterweight
title.
I
SYDNEY,
Australia
Jimmy
j
Carruthers,
117!4,,
Sydney,
outpointed
Pappy
Gault,
1173.i.
Spar-j
tanburg,
S
C.,
15,
for
world's
,
i
bantamweight
title.
LOOK!
BUYERS
BARGAINS
Here's
True
Economy
Driving
'51
Plymouth
Concord
Coach,
2
doors
.
.
.
Kids
can't
fall
out.
New
car
performance
.
.
.
Fully
winterized
for
snug
winter
driving.
Here's
quality
that
is
Economy
for
Only
$1635.00
'47
Willys
Station
Wagon.
Holds
entire
family
.
.
.
Plenty
of
equipment.
Leather
upholstery.
Plenty
warm
for
winter
driving.
Real
de-
pendabillty
at
(
Only
$980.00
Loiv
Down
Payments.
1
Terms
to
Suit.
Youcanlqo
m
w
I
v.,...,
,..,,,,
AHOUT!
OO
Q
O
in
in
ii
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r
rr
r.
IF
vnn
Fool
M
J
MM
khl
'All
111
ENDLESS
HOURS
OF
FUN
with
tbi-
mini,
m
ni.
wlu--lliirrnw.
It's
a
tn-ii
viliflht'r
hi
pel
more
kirk
out
of
muUiim
it
tliaii
Junior
phlyine
yiit'i
it-
It'"
llie
Toy
I'lau.
SANTA
CLAUS
WORKSHOP
in
your
own
home.
Your
limilxT
tlt
ulf-r
haH
a
I
ree
Sy
Ivuply
I'lim
fir
thin
ttimple
rot
kin)
liorso
yu
cun
-aily
mukr
Ix'tHtfii
novi
untl
(
Jirist
maw.
ALL'
1
These
iijt
matt
people
work
under
r
enure,
worrji
more,
deep
leu.
Thi
train
on
body
and
brain
mikei
physical
fitnesa
easier
to
lose
harder
to
regain.
Today's
tense
liyinj,
lowered
resistance,
overwork,
worry
any
ol
these
may
aflect
normal
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
eel
out
of
order,
escesa
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-out"
heaTy-headed
feeling
often
follow.
That's
th
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd'a
stimulate
the
kidneys
lo
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
al
anv
rlnt
count
r.
c
Choose
from
dozens
more
in
the
largest
selection
in
town.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Homo
of
Friendly
Service"
Canucks
Blank
Stampedes-Quakers
Continue
Winning
ny
n
canatitan
Press
seems
to
be
doing
Vancouver
Their
thriving
export-import
.
Canucks
no
harm,
but
the
West
business
with
New
York
Rangers
j
ern
Hockey
League
leaders
are
.
hoping
starry
goalie
Lome
I
mi
Double
Honors
ISS'goWora,ey
v'on,t
be
the
C
Jit
AM
I
J
i
Worsley,
the
loop's
top
net-rOf
Htm
fflCLGOU
!
minder,
put
on
another
scintil-
Mating
show
Friday
night
as
Mary
McLeod
of
Rupert
Radio
j
Canucks
slapped
down
Calgary
captured
double
honors
this
week
j
stampeders
4-0
IT'S
TIME
...
"TO
IHSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
Is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
lnstal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDFIt
GREER
&BRIDDEN
LTD.
ii
i
uiuujj
.
ui
uie
Luuies
r
ivc-Pin
Bowntig
-league
when
she
rolled.,
p.
hit
tilii.uVW63
and
a
L.W'..Wr-.
J3MH.
W
I
Imymt
T--J.irv.Zi
In
other
games,,
the
vesurgent
Saskatoon
.
Quakers
'
picked
,
up
their
third
straieht
'
win
and
215
First
Avenue
West
..,
Phone
lift!)
f
1
hith.
three,
trf
'027.
-
PEOPLE
ARE
LOOKING
UP
ami
fnulinpc
a
"poll
iiiiiip1'
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u-i
ir-ir-ir
ir
i
uj-r-ir-nir-i
-i
-imtwriunto.
g
'Wrtorfogr'th
place
iirXirbup
1
Clara
Bellamy
of
CREATE
NEW
ROOMS
in
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.,
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the
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your
dealer
has
for
you.
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Manwm's
3.
Toilers
1.
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3,
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Ave.
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Radio
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season
for
Worsley
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earned
him
another
$50
bonus
under
terms
of
his
contract
with
Canucks.
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AnOy
Bathgate
played
his
last
game
for
Vancouver.
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21-year-old
left-winger
reports
to
the
parent-club
Rangers
today,
replacing
rookie
Billy
Dea
who
will
join
Canucks
for
more
experience.
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for
furniture.
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