Jfftrt-.iy.
ooioLwr
16,
19a3
Lois
Keays,
Louise
Phillipson
Take
Ladies
Loop
Single
Honors
Winnipeg's
Bud
Korchak
Leads
Vesse
s
in
Grid
Point-Gelting
Race
WINNIPKQ
?
Despite
a
15-
,.23
,-onverts.
point
performance
by
Billy
Ves-
Vessels,
who
vaulted
over
half-
t
T-
SPOm
ROUND-UP
1
Keavs
of
Stars
rolled
251
taken
by
Annettes
with
1030
L-.id
sels,
Winnipeg's
Bud
Korchak
back
Pete
Thodos
of
Calgary
in-
,
Tuesday
nigrn,
.
maintained
his
lead
in
the
indi-
,
(
to
iw
.-.cond
place,
now
has
50
1
smsie
nonois
In
Group
1
or
the
,
m
Group
2
Louise
Phillipson
of
sj
.
..
..
a
ofnra
array
11
...
...
on
Ull
10
1U
touchdowns
HJUVIIUUWIW
tops
uioiei
nve-t-ui
.
.
-
.
UiUUS
won
ingn
"
single
-j--
witn
zai
a
VlVIUUi
ovv.&
to
KaillCS
111
:
VH
lilt
?
Tithe
16-game
schedule
of
the
I
In
that
department.
Thodoi
p"!y
Thompson
01
i
Lyons
01
and
Flo
wiesner
of
Big
Sisters
V
1
....
.
,
.
n,.inr
,
.
t
hi.
Group
nmin
1
1
iame
came
throueh
mruugu
with
nntt
hlffh
trim
ulk
sua
nihk.
.i
tr.
i
it
i
1
Western
Interprovincial
Footboll
Union.
Vessels.
Oklahoma's
ah-
Ameri
'A
n
tot-U
to
44
points
'tnwe-game
total
of
bM
to
top
ai.s0
topped
the
group
with
high
ivo
..laee-klckin
.pwiiitets-.
lm
.
Broup
Team
high
Blngle
sl,e
0,
M4
and
high
triple
of
ca
halfback,
picked
up
thr-e
Wi'bur
Snyder
of
t.dmonton
riiia
Results:
'48
Inlt-rnalioiul
I
'
AiiBlia
cuk
41
Chi-vrolct
Coach
jj)
SO
Plymouth
Std10
3B
Hudson
Sf
Jan
.
j.)
'41
Packard
Sedan
p
"4B
Ford
Tuilot
,,)
touchdowns
for
Edmonton
Eski-
:
p,i
xvardien
of
Riders
took
over
'
mos
Saturday
as
the
league-;
foi'
-h
and
fifth
positions
re-
TPf
II
111
leaders
won
34-13
over
Calvary
i
."f
t
fnl
as
'hey
came
through
i
LUI
CllC
lllllj
-
Stampeders,
but
failed
to
score
with
double-figure
efforts.
Sny
a
point
Monday
when
Esks
again
i
der.
pecond-year
lm'-""-
tncki
;:
Canadian
Title
By
GAYLE
TALDOT
'
:NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
may
safely
he
put
clown
tnat
Chuck
Dressen
is
not
quitting
one
of
the
best
jibs
in
baseball
unless
he
has
reason
to
believe
that
another
one
just
as
good
or
better
is
open
to
him.
A
lo
:
of
things
have
been
said
about
the
little
jruy,
but
r
.
one
has
yet
accused
him
of
being
dumb.
X!
is
our
strong
guess,
then,
,
-
-
th
t'tjle
man
who
is
spurnins
;
tne
Bombers
to
a
flag.
But
then
a
one-year
Brooklyn
contract.
MarPhnil
went
out
in
a
blaze
ci.l
ing
for
$42,500
means
to
0(
million-dollar
checks
and
the
wlj-d
up
managing
the
Balti-!
new
owners.
Del
Webb
and
Dan
iv.cffcfDrioles
for
his
old
com-
Topping,
gave
Backy
the
boot
padre,
Bucky
Harris.
It
all
fits
j
jn
faVor
of
a
fellow
named
Sten-
:
in
!oo
well.
I
gei.
?ord
has
been
kicking
around
now
the
timo
looks
rig
'it
fori
for
several
days
that
the
new
;
the
talented
"boy
manager"
to
fail-
I
return
to
the
executive
end.
and
Ba
timore
combine,
having
,
.
.
.
,
...
his
first
choice
for
a
field
lieu-
el
to
land
Frnk
.'.ane
of
the
;
,en.aU
a,most
surely
wouM
be
whipped
the
Stamps
22-6.
I
f
I'om
the
University
of
Idaho,
ac
Statistics
compiled
by
The
'
counted
for
12
points
in
the
la.a
MONCTON.
N.B.
f
Ills
Can-Canadian
Press,
however,
show
two
games
to
raise
his
count
to
j
adian
.light-heavyweight
cham-
Group
1
Dom's
4,
Lyons
0.
Sunrise
4,
P
R.
Plumbers
0.
Annettes
3,
Cloverleafs
1.
G
Si
A
2,
Bulgers
2.
New
Laurel
2,
Wallace
R.
2.
Stars
2,
Art
Murray's
2.
Group
Z
Amazon?
4.
Cook's
0.
Manson'r
3.
Skeena
Gro.
J.
Big
Sisters
3
Dlhbs
J
7th
Ave.
Market
2,
Co-op.
2.
Hi-Flyers
2
Toilers
2.
c
i
in
1
Vessels
gained
eieht
points
on
;
4
-.
pionshlp
safely
tucked
away,
Sor)
SESYIC
3Y
florcilUK,
wiiu
uuuitru
srven
points
i
wiiriilcii,
mr
iiiitr
mifiiiitun
;
xvuu
uuirui
v
,
in
Winniuee's
double
loss
to
!
t
Mi
k
now
cla
seil
n-i
a
non-
'
N.B..
today
was
seriously
consid-
AUTO
.DOl'G
GRANT,
former
three-time
badminton
champion
of
SaskBtrhewan
Rniifhrlder1!
rtii--
'
imnort.
showed
the
biggest
gain
erlnst
reverting
to
the
middle-
if
the
week
16
points
on
one
weight
rank
'
ing
the
week-end.
Korchak
now
has
57
points
on
one
touchdown,
eight
field
goals,
five
singles
and
Canada,
has
challenged
Hugh
Forgie,
outstanding
American
player,
for
the
professional
championship
of
the
U.S.
Grant
says
he's
anxious
to
meet
Forgie
for
the
U.S.
supremacy
on
his
own
courts.
convert
and
five
field
goals,
four
Durelle
scored
a
unanimous
of
which
came
in
one
game
for
!
decision
over
Gordon
Wallace
of
a
WIFU
record.
He
now
has
40
Brantford,
Ont.,
in
a
bruising
points.
:
12-round
light-heavyweight
title
Tied
for
sixth
positions
are
the
bout
here
last
night.
It
was
the
tv.
n
.TnhnsonsJohn
Henrv
of
!
second
metir
ot
the
pe'r
Dn-
hMd-Month
Speck!
wlw
W.1S
..mcago
wnue
ooa
nas
;
tne
peppery
Drossell,
Stamps
Trounce
New
Westminster
innn
narns
as
its
ursi
general
onp
()f
his
coacnes
during
nu
ralearv
and
Herbie
of
Riders.
I
relle
won
the
title
In
an
elimlna-
n-snager.
it
would
be
dilticuit
the
yanks.
two.vear
term
witn
at
"Handgrode"
Toilored
Fach
has
seven
touchdowns
for
,tion
match
with
Wallace
35
points.
Olace
Bay.
N.S.,
in
September
Northland
Dairy,
No-Names
Tied
lo
n,aKe
a
Deut
r
cno,ce-
;
We
have
it
on
exceptionally
Bucky's
present
job
as
pilot
I
gO0d
authority
that
tiiis
is
the
c-:
the
Washington
Senators
:
intended
setup,
c'oubtless
would
last
as
long
as
or
course.
n.cre
is
Uie
little
owner
Clark
Griffith
does,
but
matter
of
the
Orioles
already
SUITS
CALGARY
0'
Calgary
Stamp-1
eders,
with
more
than
5.000
fans
I
looking
on.
made
their
first
home
'
game
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
a
big
one
last
night
with
a
7-1
win
over
New
Westminster
Rovals
that
lifted
them
into
un-
Brown.
All
100f
r
wool
qobctrdine
.
Sizes
38
to
44
Griff
is
an
elderly
man
and,
having
a
perfectly
good
man-'
j
I
i
bjsldes,
Harris
has
for
some
8ger
named
Marty
Marion,
who!
Ill
fVljYPn
1630116
yours
been
anxious
to
take
him-
.
has
-completed
only
half
of
ai"
"AVM
,"VMi,v
sc
f
off
the
field
and
do
his
two-year
contract.
A
member
uf
.so-iNames
ana
roriniana
uaiiy
deputed
possession
of
first
place
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBiide
Street
Reg.
$64.95.
NOW
$
.00
h
-avy
thinking
from
a
chair
in
the
Baltimore
group
said
here
are
tied
with
10
points
apiece
in
Rovais
the
loss
-
marked
some
front
office.
I
last
week,
though,
that
there
ti
standings
of
he
12-team
nA
'
rtim-,l'
rnnrt
t.-in
had
such
with
the
intention
of
paying
'
Friday
Night
Mixed
Five-Pin
He.
a
post
was
every
j
th
UBh
tne
Dralries
that
saw
"Yankees
until
Larry
MacPhail
Marty
off,
the
new
owners
fee!-.
bowling
league
ACME
CLOTHING
them
nick
ud
onlv
one
of
a
pos-
STORE
533
3rd
Are.
W.
(Next
to
Singer
S:wir.j
CcnH
i
r.i'iorea
wiae
lops
me
muies
;
sible
slx
points.
They
drew
3-3
jr-ith
n
high
Firele
of
Tit)
and
aiwlth
Edmonton
Flyers
Wednes-i
high
triple
of
6f
roller-October
day
after
rtropping
a
2-1
decision
9.
Dave
McDougall
rolled
men's
t0
lhe
saskatoon
Quakers.
;hieh
single
with
Bill
MeChesnev
j
,
-
getting
men's
high
triple
with
,
CC5.
j
Timber
Tr
ith
1116
had
high
i
ici"!P
team
honors
and
Savoy
I
'
T
,
ti.'ked
him
into
returning
to
the
ing
that
they
need
a
"bigger
.
b-nch,
and
he
promptly
drove
name''
at
the
helm.
Bonspiel
and
Banquet
October
24
Id
Open
Rupert
Curling
Season
The;
-skirl
of
the
bagpipes,
a
H.
Langley.
:
collected
high
triple
team
honors
;
,
with
3115.
!
j
Other
team
standings
include:
'
ra"'v
P:
Cor.r;
Re-Hua
j
7;
Timber
Ti,'s
6:
MB
Wilccots
5:
,
Bu'ircrs
4;
Nelson
Bros.
4;
High:
'
r-
tr
4;
M3
Lucky
Strika.
3;
Pilots
2.
!
1
1
?n
orgmiition
in"t,ns
I
b:
nquet
and
the
annual
Presi-
Mrs.
A.
McBroom,
Mrs.
P.
Berg,
.
e'crU-versus
-
Vice-president
bon-
,
Mrs.
T.
Johnson,
Mrs.
R.
C.
'
t;:!c
-viU
inaugurate
the
curling
Brown.
Jraspii
in
Prince
Rupert
Satur-
;
.
Misr
J.
Ramsav.
Mrs.
G.
Ander-
ci
y,
October
24.
,son.
Miss
P.
Kkks.
Mrs.
A.
Rit-
The
following
week
will
see
the
chie.
ft-igmg-
of
the
Mixed
Eonspiel
j
Mrs.
E.
Shcir,
Mrs".
G.
Dibb,
f;!ld
rqgular
curling
starts
No-
;
Mrs.
A.
Manson,
Mrs.
A.
Murray,
member
1.
Closin
date
for
cm-j
Mrs.
J.
li.
E-Lhuman.
Mrs.
H.
t-;es
to
the
mixed
bonspiel
Is
MacDor.al-1,
Mr'.
A.
Rivett,
Miss
I.
O
:tober
22.
First
draws
are
Hague.
'
'
'
'i
V'iA
s
LjLruUiriJtJ
arranged
by
Jerry
Lord
and
Jack
;
r-T-
-clnnt.
league
members
elect'-
j
eel
Dr.ve
McDougall
as
president;
j
Mrs.
E.
Turner.
Mrs.
D.
John-
'
n-ttv
Wade
as
secretary;
Jerry:
Ison.
Mrs.
A.
Miller,
Mrs.
J.
Mit-
Lord
as
treasurer.
i
jcneduied
to
be
published
in
The
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
24
New
women
curlers
or
pros-
.,
'
..
-
.1
i!
v
v
A
;.
-.
.
:f
"
s-V."
r.
ft
-
r
I
"4
Mi,
..
'
4
-'if
X
cm,
v
t
rl
:
-
,
r:
-
.
.,
"4
'J
'V
,1
.?i,j??.F
4;
-V
.
IK
ctive
curlers
can
practice
Tucs-
;
p
wil!:;n,,
.hV.'
which'
Mrs
Mr,
Wm.
h,
nf
.e.snn
at
,t':
y
afternoon,
October
20
and
!
uremner
m
.
Wm.
McLean.
Miss
time
trophies
will
be
presented
;
gets
first
shipment
through
TRANS-KIOUHTAIH!
t?.ll
'jst-"!
'
L
Irving.
r
the
winning
team
and
Indi-
Afternoon
Curling
viduals.
t.i
io
rriaay
aneinoon,
ix-iooer
r
well
as
Monday
to
Wednesday
auernoons.
ii,
ml
i
L
L
tx.
-
...
..
I
in
ill
j
nriHlm
r(l
thiri
Ont
Htllh
flf
1
r.-ot
diMnei
Rt
.ir.
t.t.ln
Mikv
cph
L
ike.
Siritlrr.
I
t
rUior
.ml
,uh,r.
I
hew
Htlii-
hrotirfht
(
jn.idj
ctr
tKtstr
10
wi-wnitirmy
irjnsporUcJ
tu
oihff
prrniHt.-d
Allx
ru
10
hinM
r-.ere
o(
t
ruilv
hkh
Could
br
I
Skip,
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton;
third,
Mrs
Wm.
Stone;
second,
Mrs.
B.
,Eyolfson;
lead.
Mrs.
G.
Murray,
i
Mrs.
H.
Lewis,
Mrs.
K.
Robertson.
Mrs.
T.
Brown,
Mrs.
J.
Johnson.
Mrs.
N'.
iv.oort.
I.irs.
H.
Walde-baur,
Mrs.
13.
Rowbothani,
Miss
E.
Poffenroth.
Mrs.
F.
Partridge.
Mrs.
J.
Scott.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Jo'instonc;
Mrs.
T.
McNeice.
Mrs.
J.
Wakley,
Mrs.
Rennie,
Mrs.
A.
Dominate,
Mrs.
Wm.
Smith.
Mrs.
R.
Wilkins.
Mrs.
R.
Parker.
Mrs.
B.
Skalmerud,
Mrs.
J.
Andrews.
SIB
Skips
of
the
ladies'
curling
ol-ibr
met
last
night
and
chc.se
ri
iks
for
the
coming
season.
"Fvcning
Curling
Skip.
Mrs.
B.
Anderson;
third.
Krs.
C.
Moore;
second,
Mrs.
P.
B
y;
lead.
Mrs.
C.
Mills.
Mrs.
G.
Bateman,
Mrs.
R.
Ti
me,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs.
J.
Laurie.
I
Mrs.
R.
E.
Johnson.
Mrs.
A.
N.v.toii,
Mrs.
W.
Antella,
Mrs.
S.
Dominate.
j
Mrs.
E.
Johnson,
Mrs.
F.
Aston,
firs.
Wm.
Reeves.
Mrs.
J.
Parker.
Mrs.
J.
McLeod.
Mrs.
R.
McKay,
'
lirs.
W
Baxter.
Mrs.
J.
Lindsay.
Mrs.
Wm.
McKenzie,
Mrs.
E.
G
irnerT
Mrs.
G.
Holliston.
Miss
Canada's
Progress
Province
is
no
longer
entirely
dependent
on
lor-eign
crude.
It
takes
another
grut
forward
stride
with
the
first
"t
cracker"
in
British
Columlm
specifically
designed
to
process
Alberta
crude
into
the
highest-quality
petroleum
products
ever
Once
again
Imperial
sets
the
pace
in
the
oil
industry
in
B.C.
Now
at
loco
another
link
in
the
chain
of
events
that
started
with
the
discovery
of
oil
in
Alberta
has
been
forged.
Imperial
Oil's
great
new
"cat
cracker"
gets
the
first
shipment
of
Canadian
crude
through
the
Trans-Mountain
Pipe
Line.
9
t
it
Select
and
Mail
Your
Overseas
Christmas
Cards
EARLY!
"
.
t...
produced
in
B.C.
-
:
;ri
rjX
Mrs.
H.
Thorn,
Mrs.
R.
Johnson,
.
r
.
v
Mrs.
A.
Kristmanson,
Mrs.
J.
9
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Martin.
Canadians,
Leafs
Snares:
Mr
H.
Kellough,
Mrs.
NU
L.
Eby!
J
ML
In
NHL
Victories
1
19M
cjmr
th
decision
to
builJ
ite
Trn-Moniain
I'tpf
Line
over
ihr
for
mi-
J.hl
Hiulifs
ffitm
Alhtfru
10
V'jntoun-r.
liniH-ri.il
tH
tniu
tpjicd
mr
comin
2
"r?
.if
.,1
.rw
fnr
tlx
hrs.1
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displayed
by
the
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Control
Board
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bv
the
Government
of
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Columbia.
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Poliveau
and
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teaming
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crafty
Elmer
Lach
became
i
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reality
last
night.
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Canadiens
won
f-1
over
the
;
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w
York
Rangers,
with
Beliveau
j
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Geoffrion
firing
two
goals
!
t'.'iece
and
Richard
adding
a
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third.
Lach
and
Geoffrion
set
up
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Fridie
Mazur
for
the
sixth.
Wally
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early
goal
was
tl
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only
Ranger
reply.
Somewhat
overshadowed
by
tre
slaughter
in
Montreal
was
"7)ronto
Maple
Leafs'
4-1
victory
o-er
Boston
Bruins,
(heir
second
o'i
Boston
ice
in
two
seasons
and
tie
first
loss
of
the
year
to
Lynn
Patrick's
club.
That
left
Canadiens
in
first
p.
ace
with
three
wins
against,
a
s.igle
joss.
The
Leafs
moved
ii
to
a
second-place
tie
with
the
icle
Detroit
Red
Wings.
Both
h
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2-1
records.
Boston,
breaking
evri
in
its
first
two
starts,
is
ti-.d
fop-
fourth
place
with
the
Rangets,
who
have
won
one
in
tl.rec.H.Chicago
Black
Hawks
are
w.nleM
in
three
tries.
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imeas
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