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Wins
in
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ince
Rupert
uaiiy
tNews
Wednesday,
January
21.
1953
r
SM1THERS
-
A
Uiree-way
tt'
,
for
the
grand
abrogate
in
the
27th
anitual
bonsplol
here
was
won
in
a
throw-off
by
the
O
Nei1
rink
to
top
all
entries
In
the
Vplcl
tilts
year.
O'Neill,
Evans
and
Deluge
each
rinished
with
10
wins
beiore
thej
throw-off.
Major
event
winner,
eapturlnc.
both
the
Biilkley
Hotel
und
Im-
penal
trophies
was
the
I'lasc
'!l''t
'
it
A
events
Man''
r,
deven
wins
!iv
losses,
won
Collieries
event,
H;illi:ton
Two
wins,
live
losses.
Colllnson
Five
wiiis.
iciii'
losses,
lost
In
tour.,
;ei'.:'!i'
ovcsit
Webster
NiriP
wins,
,ie
ltis-:-
won
Ko.;;y
1
J
"
:
t
in
four
of
Imperiul
iveru.
ittewart-
Five
Wins,
six
lossiu
lost
tn
finals,
I'tiilieru
s
event
:.;
P.tipe;!
ev.rler"
"
t.nniiv,
fcy
ttaln
t-tay.
Turpin
KOs
Delgian
Champ
BIRMINOIIAM
Kngl.nid
(CD-Former
middleweight
champion
fjTndy
Turiln
kriuck'-d
out
Vic
Dlmen,
Belglun
light
heavy
j;
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.
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f
V
--
link
Evans
wan
the
Heggii
trophv
and
Burns
rink
won
in
Wall
ElectrK-
tic;.'..
Prince
Rul
Jack
Webster
and
his
rink
captured
the
Kci-
B3
'J
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1
','
!
ney
nop-
and
M.mson
rink
won
he
Bulk:-y
Valley
Coiilerles;
Shield.
Blewarl
oomlng
eejnd.
j
Ft::;.'.
Ruoert
resuiU:
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D:
minato
Seven
wins,
five
losses,
lost
In
lours
of
tne
Im-'
perlul
event
V.o.:.-r
V.'.'.:i
:;;x.
or,i
five.
Io..t
i
ill
fours.
Wall
ai'il
Colllerlis
weight
king,
in
the
sixth
round
ut
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riiunc!
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Russia
May
j
Make
Debut
In
Tourney
By
ARCH
MAC
KKNZIE
LONDON.
This
could
be
the
year
the
Russians
make
their
debut
in
the
world
amateur
hockey
championship.
John
F.
Ahearne,
kingpin
of
British
hockey,
tiiinks
so,
for
one.
European
hockey
gossip
is
of
a
like
mind.
There
has
been
nothing
official,
and
Ahearne,
president
of
the
British
Ice
Hockey
Association,
says
he
doewi'l
expect
anything
definite
until
the
ch.unpionship
directors
meet
early
in
February
in
Switzerland.
The
series
takes
place
at
Zurich
in
March.
Canada
won't
defend
the
title
that
Edmonton
Mercury
won
last
year
thereby
removing
her
virtual
monopoly
on
the
erown.
The
I'nitril
Stales
won't
show,
either.
Ahearne
says
Norway,
Switzerland
and
Sweden
appear
certain
starters
with
Poland
and
Czechoslovakia
probable
additions.
All
of
which
leaves
the
tin-known
Russian
team,
should
it
enter,
a
chance
to
make
a
good
initial
showing.
On
past
performances.
Communist
Czechoslovakia
seems
a
winner.
The
Czechs
always
had
a
good
team
good
enough
to
win
in
1947
and
1949
when
Canada
didn't
compote.
Sweden
is
rated
high.
On
past
records,
Russia
won't
commit
h.'rrelf
until
the
last
t
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deal.
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and
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IT
for
the
melon
are
Metiakatla's
Harry
iJing
'6Si
and
Prince
Rupert's
Rupe
Holkestud
during
the
recenfexhibition
series
here.
Expectantly
waiting
for
the
ball
is
Challengers'
Ray
Spring
1
11
1
and
Danny
Bill
(88.
Referee
Sev
Dominnto
keeps
a
keen
eye
out
for
fouls.
Off
yon
Cxmerj
caOO
ftPtms
eabooat
Hockey
Scores
Will,
Vancouver
1.
Victoria
1:
New
Westminster
2.
Calgary
4.
OSHL
Kelowna
5.
Vernon
6.
DEFENCE
MISSED
as
Metlakatla
(Alaska)
Merchants
Jerry
Lang
completes
a
successful
lay-up
shot
in
spite
of
attempted
stop
by
Prince
Rupert
Challengers'
playing
coach
Don
Hartwig.
The
photo
was
taken
of
the
Mt
tlakatla-Prince
Rupert
two-game
series
here
won
by
Rupert
by
41
pouts.
noment.
MIGHT
DRAW
CROWDS
Financially
speaking,
her
entry
could
be
a
big
help
in
compensating
for
the
drawing
power
that
Canada
and
the
U.S.
supplied
in
the
past.'
Tentative
plans
for
the
slim-med-down
championship,
says
..
.
would
you
want
to
cook
any
other
way
J
Yanks
Named
Outstanding
Team
of
'52
in
U.S.
Sports
NEW
YORK
(AP)
New
York
Yankees,
who
won
their
fourth
straight
American
League
flag
and
then
blasted
their
way
to
an
incredible
fourth
consecutive
World
Series
triumph,
have
been
named
the
outstanding
team
of
1952
in
United
States
sports
for
MO?
JVioC
the
third
straight
year.
j
Ahearne,
would
bring;
each
team
against
eaehnf
the
others
twice.
!
That
would
supply
as
much
1
hockey
as
in
former
years.
If
the
i
fans
care
to
see!
the
same
teams
'that
often.
"
"
The
smaller
entry
list
reflects
:
determination
by-sueh
countries
os
Great
Britain,
Italy,
France,
(Belgium.
Holland
and
Austria
to
.;r
fl
In
a
battle
with
the
unbeaten
Michigan
State
Spartans,
the
No.
1
college
football
team
iast
season,
the
Yankees
won
out
in
the
annual
Associated
Press
i
i
i
Curling
Draws
For
Week
fn,
I
stay
away
fscwulne
senior
play
until
they
'cAH.fJJ&ke
a
better
showinij.
!
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rn
IT'S
CLEAN!
Clean
as
your
cleoric
light.
Cooking
hi-jt
comt
from
a
wire.
No
combustion
no
t,
no
grime.
Utensils,
kitchen
mils
and
,cutt.iioi
uy
cleaner.
IT'S
FASTI
llcctriciiy
prntidet
f.nt,
clt-jn
hot.
Surface
uni(
ctMik
by
direct
cunt.ia
iih
uttniil
Ixxtoni.
Completely
insulated
oen
ret
jink
heat
Kt
cmk
i(h
mjximum
Hid.
year-end
poll.
With
156
sports
writers
and
sportscasters
taking
part,
the
Yankees
received
65.
first-place
votes
and
piled
up
309
points
on
a
3-2-1
basis.
Coach
Bigier
Munn's
Michigan
State
powerhouse,
winner
of
nine
games,
received
45
first-place
votes
and
279
points.
Michigan
State
had
been
voted
fifth
place
in
last
year's
poll.
The
Yanks
and
Michigan
State
were
far
ahead.
Third
place
went
to
the
United
States
Olympic
team,
which
came
from
behind
to
beat
out
Russia
in
the
unofficial
point
score
at
Helsinki
last
summer.
Fourth
place
went
to
the
Kansas
basketball
team,
which
v.on
the
national
collegiate
tournament,
then
Joined
up
with
Peoria
Caterpillars
to
win
the
Olympic
title.
Georgia
Tech,
kingpin
of
the
Southeastern
Football
Conference,
and
winner
over
Mississippi
in
the
Jan.
1
Sugar
Bowl,
barely
beat
out
the
Notre
Dame
foot
If
Winter's
Here
.
.
.
It
is
Time
to
TTiink
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gutters
need
attention,
if
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
SHEET
METAL
line.
Draw
for
last
night's
matches
in
the
annual
club
champion
ships
at
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
club
was
cancelled
because
rinks
which
went
to
Smithers
had
not
returned.
Draw
for
tonight,
however,
will
go
on
as
scheduled.
Following
are
draws
for
trie
balance
of
the
week:
Toniirht
7:15
p.m.
Rogerson
vs.
Dixon.
Matthew
vs.
Thorn,
Greene
vs.
Moore.
9:15
p.m.
Ostertag
vs.
Laurie,
Bateman
vs.
Robertson.
Kel-lou;
h
v.s
Rirber.
Thursday
7:15
p.m.
Turner
vs.
Collin-son.
Warren
vs.
Gordon,
Meigh-crj
vs.
Shier.
9:15
p.m.
McKenzie
vs.
Skal-jrientd,
Holliston
vs.
Stewart,
WilliT
vs.
Berg.
Friday
7:15
p.m.
Ford
vs.
Row-bothain,
Sieber
vs.
Robertson,
Kellough
vs.
Baieman.
9:15
p.m.
Matthew
vs.
Wilson,
Moore
vs.
Boulter,
Greene
vs.
Eyolfson.
Saturday
7:15
p.m.
Dixon
vs.
Holliston,
Thorn
vs.
Eytflfson,
Rogerson
vs.
Stewart.
9:15
p.m.
Laurie
vs.
Gordon.
Ostertag
vs.
Warren.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
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Wont
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IT'S
ECONOMICAL!
There's
no
waste!
The
average
cost
of
electricity
for
medium
sized
families
tiling
electric
range,
water
heater,
lights
and
other
appliances
runs
around
$2.(X)
a
week.
IT
S
ACCURATE!
Ilmricity
can
he
aivuratily
nkasured
and
controlled,
f
erv
switch
setting
gises
the
same
amount
of
heat
rierj
lime.
No
fltictujnon.
To
gtMtd
cooks
that's
important.
ball
team
for
fifth.
.
Detroit
Red
Wings,
who
make
a
habit
of
winning
the
National
Hockey
League
championship,
were
seventh
and
Detroit
Lions,
who
defeated
Cleveland
Browns
tor
the
National
Football
League
title,
eighth.
Ninth
went
to
Peoria
Caterpillars
and
10th
to
Minneapolis
Lakers,
National
Basketball
As-eociation
champions.
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LOGS
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Teams
Tied
For
Top
Spot
SPORTSMAN'S
HUNTER'S
CLOTHING
FOR
COLD
WEATHER
In
CCC
League
The
second
week
of
the
seconti
half
shows
two
teams,
Boom
Operators,
and
Weeds
tied
for
top
place
while
three
other
teami
Maniacs,
Slowpokes
and
Sparks
are
following
one
point
behind
I
t
the
300
club
five
pin
bowling
IT'S
MODERN!
An
electric
raiu'e
offers
vou
II
IT'S
AUTOMATIC!
Freedom
from
the
kitchen.
Slip
a
meal
in
the
oven.
Set
time
and
temperature
controls
on
your
way.
Control
turns
oven
on,
cooks
meal,
turns
off
all
automatically.
the
modern
features
you
desire
lns
the
advantages
of
efficient
electricity
truly
cleaner,
easier,
mote
practical
way
of
cooking.
league.
X
Pat
Hewitt
took
the
honors
ii
ie
ladies'
division
with
high
hree
of
621
and
high
single
of
This
selection
insulates
to
keep
ou
warm
without
causing
fatigue
from
too
'
much
weight
272.
Rup
Ooodlad
took
the
men's
These
six
advantages
only
tell
you
part
of
the
wonderful
story
on
electric
cooking
So
before
you
buy
your
next
range,
talk
it
over
wi.h
a
friend
who
,,s
electrically.
She
will
give
you
more
facts.
Then
see
your
I
lectric
Range
Dealer
or
call
at
our
store
for
a
revealing
demnnstra-tion
.
.
.
and
start
to
enjoy
this
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better
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and
Lloyd
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the
high
single
with
297.
Team
bowling
the
high
three
a
id
high
single
games
was
the
Woodbutchers
with
2797
and
1182.
Teaip
points
are:
Boom
Operators
7;
Weeds
7;
Maniac
6;
Slowpokes
6;
Sparks
6;
Wet
Ends
5;
Pin
Heads
5;
."WTtip-its"
4;
Woodbutchers
4;
Mill
Wrights
4;
Nonames
2;
Residuals
I;
Strikes
1;
"Hi-Ballers
1;
Die
Hart's
1;
Handicaps
0,
Choose
part
cotton
and
wool
underwear
to
absorb
perspiration
and
provide
warmth.
two
light
wool
shirts,
one
is
easy
to
remove
if
ips
too
warm.
light
or
heavy
wool
trousers
are
quiet
asainst
brush.
a
roomy
DOWN-LINED
OR
AN
ACTION-BACK
W30L
COAT
THAT
COVERS
YOUR
SEAT,
WORN
WITH
A
HOOD
OR
EAR
FLAP
CAP
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AND
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