Punce
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
13,
1954
RANDOLPH
KNUS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
'THUNDER
0VER
thV
mighty.
x
ii
v
.
ar
I
IN
THIS
CORNER
DICK
AVItIS
Stamps
Pull
Goalie;
Score
Tying
Goal
By
The
Canadian
Press
A
dangerous
strategy
which
clicked
Friday
night
1L1
kept
Calgary
Stampeders
in
the
hurtling
shadow
of
Vancouver
Canucks
as
the
two
teams
battled
400.
ALEC
GUINNESS
JACK
HAWKINS
ANTHONY
STEEl
Dom's
Take
Game
Lead
In
Finals
Dom's
Department
store
scraped
by
to
a
narrow
22-20
victory
last
night
over
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
to
take
a
one
game
lead
in
a
-best
of
three
series
as
the
Girls'
League
finals
opened
at
the
Civic
Centre.
In
the
Junior
boys
two-game
total
points
semi-finals,
league
champions
Sea
Cadets
downed
Bulgers
25-23
and
Sports
Shop
and
Ormes
split
the
first
game
20-20.
Sea
Cadets
won
the
league
title
Wednesday
in
a
sudden-
t
W
miles
apart
for
the
top
rung
in
the
Western
Hockey
'
V.tH
I1B-.
1
League.
STARTS
MONDAY
Evening
Shows
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
TOTE
Tied
when
they
"went
into
action,
Vancouver
defeated
its
cross-town
rivals
New
Westminster
Royals
8-2
while
Calgary
was
sawing
off
4-4
with
last-place
Seattle
Bombers.
The
win
moved
Canucks
into
n
il
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
"TANt
.
KS
A
MILLION"
-TRACE
.TRACE
-
-
JOE
JOE
SAWVi
SAWYER
.
WILLIAM
"HAIRY
A
DC"
WILLIAM
BENDJX
SUSAN'
llAYWARr,
"COME
ON
DOWN
and
let's
have
a
chat,"
says
four-foot,
four-inch
Don
Davidson
(right),
publicity
director
for
the
Milwaukee
Braves,
as
he
confers
with
pitcher
Gene
Conley.
The
rookie's
six
feet,
eight
inches
qualify
him
as
the
tallest
man
in
the
majors.
first
place
by
a
one-point
margin.
In
Victoria,
the
Cougars
had
only
three
defencemen
to
hold
on
to
the
3-1
lead
they
racked
up
in
the
first
period
against
Saskatoon
Quakers,
but
the
trio
made
it
good
as
Victoria
won
4-3.
Stampeders,
down
4-3
with
a
minute
to
go,
pulled
Bill
Bren-nan.
An
empty
net
at
their
backs,
six
Calgary
forwards
peppered
Seattle's
Marcel
Pelletirr
and
Frank
Ashworth
scored
the
tying
shot.
Kamloops
Elks
forced
at
least
a
fourth
game
in
their
best-of-five
semi-final
series
with
Kcl-owna
Packers
Friday
night
by
edging
Packers
4-3
at
Kelowna.
Kamloops
will
be
fighting
desperately
tonight
to
deadlock
their
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
series
with
Kelowna
at
two
games
apiece.
Playing
the
only
game
In
either
the
OSHL
or
Western
International
Hockey
League
Friday
night.
Elks
and
Packers
played
it
fast
and
close,
with
Kamloops
holding
Kelowna's
third-period
rally
tc
two
goals.
BEST
OF
FOOD
aeain
game
with
Oimes
36-30
j
when
they
staged
a
final
quai-j
ter
drive
to
take
the
lead
away
I
from
the
druggists
who
were
;
leading
20-23
at
three-quarter
:
time.
Top
marksmen
for
the
;
sailors
was
D.
Flood
with
14
.
points
and
R.
Duncan
and
D.
Macintosh
with
9
points
eaen
I
shared
scoring
honors
for
the
;
lo.sers.
Dom's
were
never
headed
last
!
night
taking
the
first
quartsr
11-4
and
tying
the
second
4-4.
h
Slveila
Hicks'
Rainbirds
came
back
to
take
the
third
frame
i
7-5
and
the
final
ftaiua
5-2
qui,
Don
Scherk's
quintet,
playing
j
the
entire
game
without
sub-i
stitutes
hung
on
to
its
slim
lead
Little
League
Appoints
Committees
FINEST
OF
COOKING
fort
TAKK
Ol
T
OltDKKS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
It
gives
us
great
pleasure
at
this
time
to
tip
our
hat
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Elks
Lodije
for
deciding
to
sponsor
a
fight
card
to
help
Andy
Marshall
get
to
the
British
Empire
Games.
That
might
sound
somewhat
premature,
but
it
Is
undoubtely
the
truth,
because
if
Andy
was
chosen
to
make
the
trip
to
Toronto
for
the
BEG
trials
and
won
there
the
Elks,
we
are
sure,
would'
move
heaven
and
earth
to
see
that
he
got
to
the
games.
This
is
doubly
a
generous
move
on
behalf
of
the
Elks
because
they
are
doing
something
which
many
of
the
lodge
members
vowed
they
would
never
do
again.
But
past
differences,
especially
in
a
benevolent
order,
are
something
that
should
be
forgotten
and
apparently
have
been,
when
a
good
cause
arises.
We
can't
think
of
a
better
cause.
.
We
say
that
with
confidence
because
we
know
that
In
28-year-old
Andy
Marshall
the
Elks
are
backing
someone
who
won't
let
them
down.
Win,
loc
or
draw
Andy
will
give
his
bcit
with
every
ounce
of
his
fighting
heart,
the
same
heart
that
was
nearly
broken
when
no
one
made
a
move
to
help
him
go
down
to
the
Diamond
Bell
tournament
after
he'd
trained
so
hard.
Right
now,
battered
though
he
returned
from
his
bouts
with
Messrs.
Kelrhison,
Elmore
and
t'ommndore,
Andy
has
begun
training
again
in
preparation
for
his
return
match
with
Trent
Kelrhison,
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
lad
who
last
year
went
right
through
the
Dominion
championship
and
won
the
Canadian
middleweight
crown.
Rbould
the
11MCS
Sioux
be
chosen
to
bring
Ketchison
and
a
group
of
accompanying
fighting
tars
we
suggest
to
anyone
that
has
the
remotest
longing
to
see
a
good
fight
to
book
tickets
the
moment
that
the
date
and
site
for
the
brawl
have
been
set.
Ketchison
is
quoted
as
saying
after
the
fight
"that
I'm
ready
to
meet
Marshall
again,
anywhere,
anytime."
Nowhere
Is
he
described
either
in
the
press
or
by
bystanders
as
having
taken
his
loss
gracefully
or
given
Andy
credit
for
tajs
win.
In
fact
we
gather
that,
according
to
the
Canadian
chafnp,
Andy's
flooring
him
three
times,
the
last
time
so
that
he
was
unable
to
rise,
was
a
matter
of
luck.
Well
we're
going
to
bo
on
hand
come
April
to
see
Andy
dispute
this
theory.
After
all,
we
understand
that
Ketchison
was
conscious
at
the
end
of
the
fight.-
Several
of
Andy's
opponents
haven't
been.
How
lucky
can
a
sailor
get?
POST
SCRIPTS
Draw
cominiUee
chairman
Hoy
Brown
advises
ll
iiniilla'lied
rurlcrs
that,
the
deadline
for
entries
to
the
Prince
llu-rt
Curline
cluh
honspiel
is
Monday,
March
15.
The
big
spiel
starts
March
19
and
continues
until
the
24th
.
.
.
Tonight
at
the
Civlr
Cenlrc,
I
CC
300
club
with
a
one-game
lead
VI
11
try
t6
stret"h
it
to
two
over
Senior
B
basketball
league
champions
Manson's
Onv.jas.
If
Manson's
haven't
smartened
up
and
had
a
few
more
pra.
tires
the
pulp
millers
might
just
do
that
In
the
Intcr-A
loop
Fraser
and
Payne
meet
North
Star
Bottlers
In
the
first
of
the
finals.
General
Motors
tangles
with
Manson's
in
the
Intcr-B
finals.
I
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Monday
to
Wednesday-.-"""
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F
GREGORY
J
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L-y
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Committees
to
operate
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Lcnsue
baseball
association
this
year
were
named
at
a
meeting
of
the
association
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
this
week.
With
Jim
Foster
in
th"
ch:ilr,
the
meeting
appointed
the
following
as
chairman
of
-the
committees
with
a
suitable
number
of
assistants.
i
.
,
Plavers'
airent.
registration.
Last
Night's
Fights
roil
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DI8B
PRINTING
COMPANY
to
take
the
contest.
Betty
Vegh
topped
Dom's
point-getters
with
four
field
goals
and
Myrna
Knutsen
scored
8
points
to
lead
the
Bo-Me-Hi
squad
.
,
Sports
Shop
held
a
11-10
edge
at
the
half
in
the
Junior
BoyV
.semi
but
Ormes
came
back
and
led
16-12
by
three
quarter
time.
The
Sports
SIiod
squad
outsenrud
the
druggists
8-4
In
the
final
quarter
to
tie
up
the
game.
Mac-ln:o.sh
and
Leenian
were
hiuli
men
for
Ormes
with
7
points
each
and
S.
Wong
scored
7
points
to
pace
Snorts
Shop.
II
MOK
HOY
1.1
A(.
I
K
WiHlnrliiv
SEA
CADETS
Chrlstoff
7.
Hus-lk
NRW
YORK
Nino
v
a
1
d
e
s,
rating
and
players'
auction:
Art.
221
2.
Cuba.
outpoin'-d
James
,
Williamson.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
Ralph
J.
Parker.
210.
Palerso.i.
N.J..
10.
Pay,
Dan
Morrison,
Dick
Blake,
PHILADELPHIA
u
m
m
y
Aiec
siatcr
and
Verne
Ciceone.
Tu.ci,
116.
Philadelphia,
nut-.
Publicity:
Ron
Allen,
assisted
pointed
Johnny
Cool;,
150'.j.!
bv
pick
Blake
and
Bob
Morris.
Philadelphia.
7.
j
pinonre:
Ron
Allen,
assisted
j
by
Bill
Lambie,
Bill
Stone
and
Canadian
Red
Cross
services
!
Art
Williamson.
and
supplies
are
not
sola.
When
uniforms:
league
executive.
assistance
is
given
u
is
provided
through
your
voluntary
CU.0
MOORE
HUGO
HAAS
KEN
CARLTON
kin
MH
M
fcttltt
m
HUGO
HAAS
"Neighbour's
Wife"
7
10:00
1
Groundsmen:
Art
Williamson,
Dick
Blake,
Sid
Tinrlnll,
Mit
Kangns.
J.
Campbell.
Grcnrri
,.,,):
heac
coach
with
executive.
CAPIT
-TeiiowakxTSS?;-
.:M.p.n;'-.
l
AMoiis
pi
Alms
ij
5
Howl
14.
Newflfld,
Ivosun.
Mc-jl.-ol.
J.
Howell
a.
A.
Howell.
Luurin
8.
T.ilnl
39
j
ORMES
DRUGS
Duncan
9.
Mac-
TnbK.li
9.
Clmw
2.
Ilrld
2.
Hewitt,
j
Hoclnklnsim
'I.
Ki-llv,
Lccmnft
a
Total
30.
i
rltlH)
Jutiltir
nritil-riiuiK
l
ORMJIS
Dunrnu
2.
Macintosh
7.
I
re-man
7.
Kelly.
Chow,
Hewitt.
Held
-
4.
Hml&iklnson.
Total
20.
P
POUTS
SHOP
Laird
2.
Currle.
'IT
SHOULD
HAPPEN
TO
TODAY
ONLY
Head
coach:
Jim
Robertson.
Coaches:
Danny
Johnson,
Jim
Robertson,
Frank
Comadina,
Mr.
Turner
assisted
by
Harold
Thorn,
Jack
Sharpe.
Gordon
Doken-clorf,
Mrs.
Careless,
Dan
Morrison,
Andy
Marshall,
Art
Oellvle,
Maurice
Scott,
John
Rosedale,
Mitchell,
B.
Woiib
6,
8
Woni!
7.
Ronavald,
Olsen,
Bowes
5.
Ftemma,
Total
20.
Alex
Slater.
DULUERS
Thwnlt.es
9.
J.
John-
t
,
Tom
Johnson
accented
the
Dost
I
"
5-
HHlversrn,
p.
Johnson
1.
Urn-
Wallics's
Deportment
Store
SGet
In
The
"Mood''
With
Wallace's
New
:
SKIRTS
&
BLOUSES
:
FOR
SPRING
Vou'll
like
the
variety.
Styles
for
all
ages.
Pi
ices
for
every
purse.
All
the
new
wonder
fabrics
chosen
from
the
leading
factories
of
Montreal,
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
'ours
to
choose
at
Wallace's.
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
(
DANCE
TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
by
The
Hntky
Mountain
Buys
Daucing.J)-12
.
Admission
To
-TTvere
waqDMi
:;
of
treasurer
for
the
Little
League.
ncy
a'
M"r5lla"-
Thom
T'-"iro;
f-npimittee
will
be
form-
ska'
cadets
chrlstoff
3.
lu-cd
from
volunteer
umpires.
riu
Mclki,
HusUk
ii.
Flood
5,
j
1
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'veB"
Attending
the
meeting
was
TotaiV
He"
.
Mnenonald
of
North
Van-I
Ulrl
Lruriic
Finals
,
Bonspiel
Entries
To
Close
Monday;
Regular
Draws
Wind-Up
Tomorrow
The
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
today
set
Monday,
March
15
as
deadline
for
entries
in
the
annual
bonspiel,
scheduled
to
get
underway
next
Friday.
Roy
Brown,
bonspiel
secretary,
reports
heavy
entries
to
date,
including
a
rink
from
Tulsequnh.
and
stresses
that
no'
entries
will
be
accepted
after
Monday.
,
Meanwhile,
regular
draws
in
the
Rupert
Motors
Trophy
were
completed
Friday
night
and
final
playdowns
will
be
held
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Previously
arranged
Sunday
afternoon
games
are
cancelled
to
allow
completion
of
the
playdowns.
Sunday's
play
wll
complete
all
curling
until
the
spiel
opens
Friday.
JUST
GOT
WORD
FROM
KINSEY
...
"All
Smart
Women
read
Classified!"
DOM'S
yean
.
Webster
6.
Moore
,
4.
Cloutler
3.
U-a.sk
2.
Total
22.
I
RINBIR.ns
Knutsen
8.
Martin.
Selvlg,
Hanson
8.
Botrokoff
1,
disks
.-mer
3.
Jones
1,
Jackaon
4.
i
,W(KXls.
Total
20.
;
Referees:
BUI
Morrison,
Morris
Dean,
Rej
McKHy.
i
T
.
-
cntiver
who.
nnvind
had
exner-1
lenee
with
Little
League
down
south,
offered
suggestions
on
operating
and
organizing.
Registration
of
players
Is
plan-1
pnel
f0r
cnriv
April
and
players1
will
be
notified
in
good
time.
World
series
films
are
to
be
i
shown
at
the
Civic
Centre
later
J
this
month.
j
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
B.C.
Ousted
In
Curling
Championship
EDMONTON
CP)
Matt
Baldwin,
27-year-old
victor
in
the
i
to
John
Rosedale
and
John
Weston
for
their
excellent
effort
;With
the
boys
during
the
winter
.raining
pro'irom.
For
that
wonderful
name
of
the
top
of
your
list,
a
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATOR
j
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Canadian
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pion.'Oiips,
qualified
Friday
night
:
for
the
second
berth
in
the
I
best-of-three
final
for
-the
I
fourth
annual
Edmonton
car
:
bonspiel.
Baldwin,
who
won
group
"A"
:
wit
h
a
7-4
victory
over
Bill
Al-'
Inn
of
Olds.
1054
southern
Alberta
champion,
is
scheduled
to
meet
Truman
Bailey
of
Gugaske.
Sask..
in
the
first
game
of
the
final
at
3
p.m.
today.
Baldwin
won
the
last
playoff
berth
on
the
strength
of
his
victory
over
Allan,
coupled
with
tin
8-4
drl-at
by
Frank
-vry
of
Vancnuve-
at
the
hans
of
Gordon
Ta''''.r
of
Rivers,
Man.,
in
the
last
uraw
of
the
12-rinU
round-robin.
Previously,
Baldwin
and
Avery
were
tied
with
three
victories
and
one
loss
each.
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