11
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
14.
1954
!
:
j.
Penticton's
Thrill-Packed
Comeback
BEAT
the
DEVlP
with
T
f
1
Sees
Allan
Cup
Series
Tied
at
3-3
JENNIFER
JONES
.
HUMPHREY
BOcad
SHOW
SHOW
TIMES
TIMES:
BlAiAftT
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
TOTCii
Evenings
"...
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goals
and
came
on
in
the
third
pass
rrom
Speck
ana
McClellun
period
to
win
0-4
and
tie
up
the
after
Penticton
failed
to
clear,
best-of-seven
run
to
the
Allan
Again,
two
minutes
later,
V's
tied
Cup
at
three
games
each.
it
up
this
one
the
first
of
two
This
is
the
team
that
faced
unassisted
goals
by
Grant
War-elimination
right
from
the
Allan
wiek.
Cup
quarter-finals.
They
came
;
Back
came
Wolves
and
Mc-
from
behind
to
force
an
eighth
Clelland
pushed
on
in
to
end
the
KELOWNA,
B.C.
(P
No
matter
what
happens
now,
the
Pentic-ton
V's
of
the
1953-54
season
will
go
down
in
hoekey
history
as
the
.
"Comeback
Kids."
They
swept
into
this
flood-stricken
town
Thursday
night,
spotted
Sudbury
Wolves
two
Today
onr!
Saturday,
7
p.m.
.
9
p.m.
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"
I
Test
a
Side
Suit
First
if
Trump
Stumps
You
Sometimes
when
you
are
trying
to
decide
how
!
game
for
the
inter-league
play
One
of
Today'
Great
Romantic
Advent
uresl
first
period
scoring
with
Sud
buiv
up
3-2.
LAST
WOLVES'
GOAL
m
to
play
the
trump
suit,
it
is
advisable
not
to
lead
V's
captain
George
COMi
uyefo"h7Vh-
trumps
at
all
until
you
have
made
a
"test"
in
a
side
picked
up
a
pena
Mfiht
!
off
with
the
Western
International
League
Nelson
Maple
Leafs.
Then,
after
a
tie-filled
series
they
won
the
semi-final
,
against
Winnipeg
Maroons
also
j
in
the
eighth
game.
I
Saturday
night
in
Penticton,
however,
there
will
be
no
chance
of
it
going
eight
games
it
will
Stilt,
lllis
rare
situation
came
up
in
luuav
s
nanu.
sticking
at
6:23
of
the
second
and
Milne
scored
what
proved
to
AND
r
1
Mr.
Abel's
three
club
bid
was
nn
attempt
to
find
out
more
be
Sudbury's
last
marker
of
the
4
game
me
uu.y
Koai
01
me
abollt
his
parner's
holding
anf
Perloti-
.
!
narticiilarlv
to
discover
whether
South
denier
y
North-South
vulnfrnble
North
(Mr.
Iulr)
S-
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8
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5
3
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9
5
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be
sudden-death
piay
with
the
j
All
the
Penticton
players
ex-
Mr.
Dale's
heart
raise
was
ninxl
battered
symbol
of
senior
ama-1
eept
the
goalie
were
forwards
I
teur
hockey
might
going
to
the
when
they
came
out
in
the
third
winner.
i
and
at
2:lfi
the
strategy
paid
olf
Thursday
night's
escapade
,
with
Warwick's
second
lone-saw
Yacker
Flynn,
Lennie
Speck,
i
wolf
effort.
Brother
Dick
picked
mum
or
minimum,
i
:
If
Mr.
Dale
had
si
retched
hi.
first
bid
slightly,
he
would
have
gone
back
to
three
hearts
nt
this
point.
However,
he
felt
that
he
ji,ivim,iHi
Kn-I
(Mr.
Kfimi)
S
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4
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(Mr.
Mid)
m
JAM
DltrtllLK
kfH
JOHN
UtMUI
fcw
For
MORE:
j
Fun
In
j
The
Sun
j
a
'Play".
Clothes
do
make
a
m
diffcrenre.
Wall;ue's
are
5
always
on
the
alert
to
bring
5
you
the
latest.
See
Wallaee's
stwk
now
and
remember
a
there's
more
arriving
every
B
day.
jWALLACESi
:
DEPT.
STORE:
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QJ
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n
10
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TEST
OUR
1954
STUDE3AKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
ihmmI
economical
ear
try
our
A-.'iO
Al'STlN.
A
romplete
ear
with
a
low
priie
of
only
SI
1!.i,
that
im
luiles
fiiarn
rubber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
sicmils
and
healer-delroster
unit.
CARTOON
NEWS
CAPITO
-
mw
riavers
tm
Tntter
MeClellnn
and
Andy
Milne
scoring
for
Wolves,
with
Jim
Fairburn,
Grant
Warwick
with
two,
Doug
Kilburn
and
Jael;
McDonald
doing
the
damage
for
V's.
For
Wolves
it
was
a
second
missed
opportunity
to
take
the
run
(hey
were
ahead
5-2
Tues-
ui)
Grant's
pui"
at
12:02
and
the
game
was
deadlocked.
Both
Warwicks
teamed
up
with
Kilburn
for
the
winning
goal,
then
came
the
one
that
tors
the
heart
out
of
Sudbury.
M
Donald,
trying
to
clear
from
Penticton's
zone,
banked
a
shot
into
the
boards
midway
up
the
lee
The
k
rnnnieH
'r'o
Ve
H
3
H
A
1U
7
4
!
D
A
Q
J
C
A
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6
Tlie
blfidlnc:
Kovilh
West
North
I
II
IS
2
H
3
C
Puna
U
S
6
H
All
Puss
P.i-'
P11,;
dav
with
onlv
15
minutes
to
go
when
V's
rose
up
for
three
fast
Sudbury
net
seconds
after
Wolves
goals
and
won
6-5
in
overtime,
pulled
goalie
Al
Millar.
It
hap-Both
teams
started
off
fast
pened
with
the
game
17
seconds
s
NOTICE
OF
MEETING...
CIVIC
CENTRE
FILM
CLUB
May
16th
9:00
p.m.
Order
of
Eu&rVss:
"The
Red
Shoes"
Try
a
Daily
N'
.
'.'.a.
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I
AUTO
SERVICE
away
from
tun
time.
Six
penalties
were
assessed,
four
going
to
V's.
Over
the
distance.
Sudbury
outshot
Penticton
Millar
handling
19
to
38
for
McLclland
a
two-to-one
margin
that
wasn't
good
enough.
and
Speck
scored
for
Sudbury
with
the
game
Just
under
five
minutes
old.
Fairburn
tied
it
up
less
than
two
minutes
later
on
a
Grant
Warwick
pass.
Flynn
continued
the
see-saw
battle
for
Wolves,
slashing
in
a
had
a
little
left
over
pnd
was
therefore
willing
to
show
his
ace
of
.-p
ules
by
bidding
three
in
f
that
suit.
i
This
was
enough
encouragement
to
convince
Mr.
Abel
that
a
slam
was
an
odds-on
chuve.
Miss
Brash
opened
the
king
of
spades
and
dummy's
ace
won.
Alter
some
thought,
Mr.
Abel
came
to
the
conclusion
that
since
Miss
Brash
had
put
in
tlv
i
only
defensive
bid,
she
was
mo
"c
!
likely
than
her
partner
to
hold
any
of
the
outstanding
hish
cards.
;
KEEN
WINS
I
!
She
probably
had
the
king
of
hearts
and
might
even
have
it
singleton.
So
at
trick
two
a
small
heart
was
led
to
the
ace.
1
I
Miss
Brash
showed
out
and.
of
j
course,
Mrs.
Keen
was
bound
to
!
win
two
heart
tricks.
I
At
trick
two
Mr.
Abel
should
!
have
tried
the
diamond
finesse,
j
That
finesse
had
to
be
taken
.
some
time
and
finding
out
1m-1
mediately
whether
It
would
work
J
or
not
would
furnish
a
valuable
i
clue
to
the
play
of
the
trump
suit.
If
the
finesse
lost
to
the
kin",
YOUR
FURS
Need
o
Furrier's
Specialized
Care
Mr.
Abel
could
win
any
rehire
and
then
lay
down
Hi"
are
of
hearts,
as
before.
That
L,
his
position
would
be
no
better
and
no
worse
as
regards
knowledge
of
how
to
play
the
hearts.
SECOND-GUESSING
AM
I.
But
If
the
diamond
finite
won
(and
as
you
see
it
did
wim.
'
Mr.
Abel
could
now
afford
'0
make
a
safety
plav
In
hearts
to
hold
his
possible
losers
to
one.
This
could
be
accomplished
in
several
ways.
As
good
a
way
as
any
was
to
lead
a
small
heart
toward
the
queen
trick
three
If
Miss
Brash
had
all
three
hearts,
I
this
would
hold
her
to
one
trick
I
In
the
suit.
i
If,
as
actually
happened,
she
'.
showed
out.
of
hearts,
the
nueen
would
be
put
un
and
M's.
Keen
i
would
win
with
the
king.
In
I
that
case,
Mr.
Abel
would
hold
j
the
aee-len
of
trumps
over
he
jack-nine
and
could
simply
take
i
the
marked
finesse
ai
nis
f.r.U
Ketcheson
Among
B.C.
Boxers
Scoring
Wins
in
BEG
Trials
I
AUCTION
SALE
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
AND
FURNITURE
Saturday,
May
15th,
ot
2:15
p.m.
Sharp
on
the
premises
at
Apartment
203,
Kll;iheth
Aparlmrnl
Instructed
by
the
owner.
I
will
sell
by
auction
to
the
big!
bidder,
the
following
articles:
RESTYLING
GLAZING
REPAIRING
e
CLEANING
Solid
Oak
Dining
i
Phone
974
FREE
PICK
UP
Suite,
tablet
buffet,
J
PCL
STANDINGS
BILL
SCUBY
-
FUSS
his
flyweight
title
as
he
pounded
Al
Roloson
of
Simcoe,
Ont
for
a
technical
knockout
early
in
the
second
round.
Pefendine
middle
weight
e''amnion
Trent
Ketehcson
of
Victoria
knocked
Dwight
Mclaughlin
of
Perth,
Ont.,
to
tHe
canvas
for
an
eight
count.
He
battered
McLaughlin
along
the
ropes
as
the
referee
halted
the
fifht
in
the
second
round.
Middleweight
Bill
Demehuck
of
St.
Catharines.
Out.,
flattened
Roy
Symons
of
HMCS
Cornwal-lis.
N.S.,
three
times
in
the
second
round
before
the
fight
was
stopped
TORONTO
CP
Two
Canadian
amateur
boxing
champions
successfully
defended
their
titles
Thursday
night
in
the
opening
round
of
the
Canadian
British
Empire
Games
boxing
finals.
Another
champion
was
forced
to
give
way
before
the
blows
of
a
fiehter
he
had
defeated
for
the
title
last
year.
Lloyd
Lawrence
of
Toronto
'
battled
defending
champion
Paul
Chvzv
of
Winnipeg
to
earn
j
a
split
decision.
It
was
the
reverse
of
a
decision
last
year
when
Chyzy
won
the
title
in
Montreal
in
a
bout
;
with
Lawrence.
The
small
crowd
!
disapproved
the
decision
in
much
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6
chairs.
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M.
Christie
the
auction
the
same
manner
that
Chvzv's
victory
had
been
disapproved
last
year.
The
19-bout
program
took
four
hours
to
complete.
All
bouts
were
scheduled
for
three
round's.
Fighters
who
watched
from
the
sidelines
will
see
action
toni'jht..
A
total
of
78
fighters,
representing
almost
all
sections
of
Canada,
entered
the
three-day
event.
Norm
Joigt.son
of
Vancouver
provided
the
only
knookout
when
he
Dimmed
a
'hort
riah
cross
to
the
chin
n,
Jim
Montgomery
that
crumpled
the
Montreal
fighter
at
1:23
of
the
first
round.
There
were
three
technical
knockouts.
Pat
Supple
of
Montreal
held
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St.
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artificial
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strike
calmly
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