I
he
Kruice
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
4,
I9n4
j
U.
K.
Promoter
ST-'
Manager
of
World
Champions
ISees
Russia
For
Puck
Title
uies
in
London
I-ONDON.
Ena
iroi
Wings
Tie
Maple
Leafs
To
Take
Over
NHL
Lead
i
without
risking
a
sevoic
setback
By
MIX
BOSS
CHALLENGERS
OFF
ON
TOUR
Prince
Rupert
Challengers
basketball
team
under
guidance
of
coach
Bill
McChesney
leave
here
tomorrow
morning
by
plane
for
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla,
Alaska,
for
a
three-game
series..
Tuesday
night
the
Challengers
will
play
Ketchikan
Rockets
in
the
high
schooj
gym
there
and
the
next
night
take
on
the
Vets
on
Annette
Island
on
the
big
Metlakatla
floor.
Thursday
night
the
Rupert
quintet
play
a
second
game
In
Ketchikan.
While
up
there
McChesney
will
try
to
arrange
return
games
with
both
Alaskan
squads.
Representing
Prince
Rupert
will
be
Ray
Spring,
Danny
Bill,
Joe
Walsh
and
Mickey
Webster
of
Manson's
Omegas,
Don
and
Sid
Scherk
and
Harold
Marshall
of
Columbia
Cellulose
300
Club
and
Clen
Carlson
from
Gordon
and
Andersons.
Dur-the
past
week
the
Challengers
worked
out
in
the
Bo-Me-Hl
gymnasium
through
the
courtesy
of
acting
principal,
R.
H.
'
Davidson.
MOSCOW
CP
Russia
probably
will
win
the
world
hockey
championships
at
Stockholm
Feb.
23
to
March
7
unless
Canada
sends
a
tip-top
team
to
the
meet,
warns
Rudolf
(Puttei
Kock,
manager
of
the
Swedisii
ByThe
Canadian
Press
(place
with
48
points,
one
ahead
When
are
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
of
Canadiens
and
four
ud
on
the
Leafs.
cn
their
home
ice.
Kock
says
the
Russians
play
a
clean;
fast
game,
have
excellent
teamwork
and
a
fnoot:
three-way
passing
technique.
"Even
as
the
losers'
manager."
he
said,
"I
must
say
it
was
fine-nonetheless
to
watch
their
game."
He
added
that
he
believes
the
going
to
score
in
Detroit?
The
third-place
Leafs
Lucky
Cappell.
57,
U
ndon
n
lng
promoter
5akl
to
have
and
lost
three
fortune,,
his
home
here.
1
Born
in
London's
east
end
i
stowed
away
to
Canada
bl
and
in
nine
years
math-
.'
which
he
lost
in
the
Walls,
crash
of
the
late
1920s.
Then
in
1949
he
drooi
$14,000
In
one
night
when
a-,
ternatlonal
variety
show
hen
moled
In
London
flopped.
The
Royal
Festival
lfap
London
is
believed
to
lvivp'i
largest
foyer
in
Europe
have
een
stymied
at
Detroit's
Olym-
,
A1K.
i
"The
Russians
appear
to
have
!
mastered
the
game
at
last."
Kock
says.
"And
th
day
has
i
1
passed
when
Canada
could
send
Russians'
main
championship!
opponents
would
be
the
Czecu,
!
the
Swedish
national
team,
or
I
a
good
Canadian
entry.
GORDIE
IIOWF.
right-winger
SECOND
SHUTOUT
It
was
the
second
shutout
in
two
nights
for
Harry
Lumley
of
the
Leafs
and
lengthened
his
lead
in
the
race
for
the
Vezina
trophy,
top
award
for
goaltend-ers.
Despite
the
absence
of
goals,
the
12,959
fans
got
plenty
of
thrills.
Lumley
has
allowed
only
56
goals
In
36
games
for
an
average
of
1.55
goals
a
game.
It
was
his
seventh
shutout
of
the
season.
Sawchuk,
with
an
average
of
1.88
goals
a
game,
has
six
shutouts.
At
New
York
the
Rangers
staved
off
Montreal's
strong
offensive
in
the
third
period
for
.their
rl
n
r"
with
Detroit
Red
Wings
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
placed
third
among
outstanding
male
athletes
in
Canada
in
1953
in
the
Canadian
Pre.vi
annual
poll.
Howe,
a
standout
hockey
player
for
years,
is
a
better-than-average
baseball
player
also.
pia
for
272
minutes
and
58
seconds.
In
games,
that
goes
back
to
March
8,
1953,
when
centre
Tod
Sloan
beat
goalkeeper
Terry
Sawchuk
in
the
first
period.
The
Leafs
lost
3-1.
Although
the
Leafs
didn't
beat
the
24-year-old
Sawchuk
with
any
of
their
26
shots
Sunday
night,
they
didn't
lase
the
game.
It
was
a
scoreless
tie,
the
second
0-0
deadlock
in
the
National
Hockey
League
this
year.
In
the
only
other
game
Sunday
niuht,
the
fifth-place
New
York
Rangers
pulled
a
surprising
4-3
upset
on
the
second-place
Montreal
Canadiens
before
15.183
fans
in
Madison
Square
Garden.
In
Saturday
games,
the
Leafs
blanked
the
last-place
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4-8
in
Toronto
and
the
Canadiens
battled
to
a
1-1
tie
against
the
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
at
Montreal.
In
two
seasons
the
Leafs
in
Detroit
have
managed
only
five
points
with
one
victory
and
three
ties.
They
haven't
won
in
four
games
at
Detroit
this
sea
a
scrub
team
to
Europe
confident
that
it
would
be
good
enough
to
win."
lie
says
there
will
be
real
competition
in
1954
and
if
Canada
hopes
to
regain
the
championship,
now
held
by
-Sweden,
she
must
have
a
strong
entry.
1
he
Russian
team
.s.-heduled
to
go
to
Stockholm
included
the
ni'si
piayers
the
country
has
10
offer.
Kock
observed
that
Canada
has
entered
Toronto's
Lynu-lini
.st.
Motors
senior
B
team,
but
says
"they'd
better
send
a
.Mrong
senior
A
team
if
they
v.'mt
to
win."
He
says
the
Russians
have
shown
extreme
interest
in
Canadian
tactics
and
asked
many
(jiiestions
SOKiHT
A
TEST
Kock's
AIK,
which
lost
all
three
of
its
recent
Moscow
en-
Tonight
Sees
Men's
League
.Ml
i
m
STiii
nerei
Resume
Play
12th
win
in
37
games.
Defeneeman
Jack
Evans
scored
two
New
York
goals.
Wally
Hergesheimer
and
Paul
Ronty
tallied
the
others.
Maurice
Richard,
Floyd
Curry
and
Bert
Olmstead
scored
for
Montreal.
The
contest
marked
the
New
York
debut
of
centre
Jean
Bell-veau,
M
o
n
t
r
e
a
l's
high-priced
rookie.
It
was
a
wide-open
game
in
which
Montreal
goaltender
Gerry
McNeil
made
37
stops
and
Play
resumes
tonight
in
the
i
.
.i
I'm
sticking
aroun
a
to
taKe
Men's
Five-Pin
bowling
league
after
the
Christmas
holiday
layoff
with
"A"
Division
starting
son.
Bower
of
the
The
single
point
enabled
the
;
goalie
Johnny
Red
Wings
to
nudge
into
first
Rangers
33.
off
the
1954
season
at.
7
o'clock.
gagements,
is
from
the
Swedish
Local
708
is
atop
"A"
section
I
Hockey
League's
second
divi-with
28
points,
followed
by
North
I
sien.
The
AIK
was
specifically
Stars
and
537
Taxi,
each
with:
invited
to
the
Russian
capital
27
points;
Philpott
F.vltt
and
j
nnd
it
is
Kock's
theory
that
the
Art
Murravs.
with'24
uoints
each.
Russians
wanted
to
find
O'lt
advantage
of
those
DAILY
NEWS
m
h
VAri
i
s
'
V
v
'
how
good
their
own
team
was
Canucks
Victory
Spree
Drops
Stamps
Back
to
Second
Place
ARM1TE
and
Moose,
with
22.
So
far
this
season,
Art
Mur-rays
hold
high
three-game
record
of
3334;
Local
798
has
top
single
game
of
1299:.
Steve
Dxiapka
has
best
single
of
398
and
George
Shenton.
with
871,
has
best
three-game
total.
Deuces
lead
"B"
Division
with
30
points;
Kaien
Industries
has
27;
Overwaitea.
26;
Rupert
Motors,
24;
LCB,
22
and
Savoy,
21.
Nelson
Brothers
have
rolled
Calgary
Stampeders
were
co-
,
T11?ere?TrIet
n
gamfs
scneduled
kings
of
the
Western
Hockev
'V
"
.
""o
League
again
during
the
week-
Arclh'S?9U'
Sld,
""
and
!J
tl
l"
McFadden
led
Calgary
to
end-but
only
for
an
hour.
The
enwhovs
ftlnsheri
tn
a
1
fi-3
i
vlctoI"y
Wlt
tw
BalS
each.
The
TO
TOUR
I'NITKI)
STATES
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Fifteen
of
Sweden's
elite
gymnasts
will
tour
the
United
States
on
.special
Invitation.
The
group
will
give
displays
and
take
part
in
competition
at
about
30
universities
at
the
West
Point
Military
Academy
early
in
January.
ASIAN
MASSES
China's
Yangtze
river
basin
accommodates
more
than
200,-
ED
fci
O
Max
vietn.-v
satiirdnv
niirht.
nvr
I
other
victory
scorers
were
Saskatoon
Quakers
to
collect
47
Quackenbush,
Art
Michaluk,
Ray
Barry
and
Pat
Coburn.
Alex
Kaleta,
Aggie
Kukulo-
the
best
three-game
total
310
wlcz
and
Doug
Adam
scored
for
and
Wvnn
Gardner,
a
member
aasKaioon.
of
the
squad,
has
high
three-
t
""uu
peiaona.
points
and
go
into
a
tie
with
Vancouver
Canucks.
In
Seattle
Sunday
night,
Vancouver
shot
down
Seattle
Bombers
3-1
on
the
strength
of
two
goals
by
a
former
Seattle
ace
now
playing
"for
the
league-leaders.
-
i
The
New
Westminster
tilt
saw
Vancouver
outskate
their
traditional
rivals
in
the
second
high-scoring
victory
-;
in
two
nights.
Canucks
riddled
Seattle
games
of
807.
LCB
has
high
game
of
1136
and
John
Fitzgerald
of
Overwaitea
has
rolled
best
single
gattve
of
330.
Here
is
the
schedule
for
tonight's
games:
"A"
League
(7
p.m.)
Moose
vs
Northwest
Construction;
Cooks
vs
Short
Circuits;
8-1
In
Vancouver
Friday.
Fred
Brown
led
the
Saturday
rout
with
two
goals;
Lome
N;t-deau,
Cy
Rouse,
Billy
Dea,
Jack
Kramer
Shuns
New
Recruits
For
Pro
Ranks
Lancien
and
.Carl
Kaiser
each
Dnrnhnv
I
CNRA
vs
Art
Murrays;
Family
scoring
once.
Ollie
J
....
in.
cUt.n
"Six
Free
Want
Ads,
You're
kidding,"
I
told
the
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Girl.
"No,"
she
said,
"we're
so
sure
6
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the
results
that
fast
bction
wont
ads
get,
that
we
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re-run.
your
ad
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free
of
charge,
if,
after
four
days
you've
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had
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calls
on
it."
"Cost
plenty
I'll
bet,"
I
thought.
Imagine
then,
my
amazement
when
I
found
that
mv
three
line
ad
would
run
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I537
Taxi
vs
Local
aia;
norm
It
was
Vancouver's
third
stars
vs
Philpott-Evitt.
straight
win
over
New
West-
"B"
League
9
Pm
minster.
'
LCB
vs
Legion;
Don
Juans
vs
Nadeau,
tricky
forward
with
Nelson
Brothers;
Savoy
vs
Jay-Seattle
earlier
this
season,
led
cees;
Kaien
vs
Overwaitea;
Ru-the
defeat
of
his
former
team-j
pert
Motors
vs
Deuces...
,
mates
on
their
own
ice
Sunday
(
ex-tennis
star,
current
promoter
and
future
tycoon
of
the
professional
game,
Is
Interested
in
no
amateur
at
the
moment
and
that
goes
for
Lewis
Hoad
and
ir
Ir'
'"
Tony
Trabert.
Heating
Musi
"This
whole
thing
Is
silly,"
the
Visiting
Teams
Planned
night.
He
scored
two
of
Vancou-,
ver's
three
goals,
both
set
up
by!
team-mate
Chuck
McCullough'
in
the
first
period.
I
After
a
scoruess
second
per-
i
lod,
Joe
Bell
put
Seattle
back!
in
the
running
with
a
goal
that!
was
neutralized
18
minutes
later
j
former
U.S.
Davis
Cup
ace
said
Sunday
before
sending
his
troupe
to
Madison
Square
Garden
for
the
opening
1954
"tournament."
"Neither
Hoad
nor
Trabert
Simply
call
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way
For
Six
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Guaranteed!
If
you
get
results
the
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day,
fine,
cail
us,
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and
pay
for
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four
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If
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you
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J
liis
olfer
expires
January
1
lit
h
and
Is
not
open
to
ant-ills
ur
retail
dealers
by
Cy
Rouse.
Take
Beating
In
a
week-end
toui'.h
on
visiting
teams,
Kimbrrley
Dynamiters
lost
both
ends
of
their
Western
International
'League
double-header
in
Spakanc,
absorbing
a
5-0
whitewashing
from
Spokane
Flyers
Saturday
and
losing
6-2
Sunday.
In
the
other
WIHL
game
Saturday,
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
blew
a
2-0
first
period
iejd
and
In
-t
'
Curling
Results
Results
of
Canadian
Legion
curling
club
play
last
night
are
as
follows:
Bone
8,
Stewart
9;
Andrew
could
hold
a
racket
to
my
players."
Kramer
said.
"Right
now
I
don't
want
them
and
have
not
sent
out
any
feelers.
I'm
satisfied
with
Pancho
Gonzales,
Pancho
Segura,
Don
Budge
and
Frank
Sedgman."
Kramer,
who
thinks
about
as
fast
as
he
used
to
serve
when
he
was
the
world's
leading
amateur,
is
varying
the
script
on
his
tour
this
year.
Toiaight,
tor
Instance,
Oojizales
will
'blay
SrgiVrartQr
ifttt
S4JD00
dackbot
.at
the
Hwi-dav
I
ni
5-4
to
Trail
Smoke
.Eaters
in
Trail.
An
expertly
planned
lieat-Iiir
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
pro-moles
better
health
for
tlie
family.
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In
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Vernon-Canadians
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Kamloops
Elk's'
in
Kanilnnps
a,iai
Pcnticton
Vs
lost
a
5-3
gamete
Kelowna
Packers
in
Kelown'i.
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stand.'
Budge
lind
Sedgman"
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Gonzales,
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Prokokow.
A.
Plhora.
Marg
McOrelsh.
Eileen
McNaughton
(10)
Bill
Baxter,
Kathy
Kerr.
Mnry
Call
a
ST
ttumnger,
(spare).
Spares:
Mac
Bird,
phone
Black
3B5;
Doug
McOrelsh.
Red
716;
Jack
Webster:
Lloyd
Rice,
Green
327;
Mrs
Rice,
Green
327.
chopped
down
Budge,
the
undisputed
ruler
of
the
gamu
in
the
middle
30
s.
6-4,
6-2.
"By
running
the
show
like
a
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every
night,
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give
the
boys
more
Incentive,"
said
Kramer.
"Last
year
everyone
collected
his
guarantee
whether
he
won
or
lost.
Now
the
winner
each
night
will
collect
the
major
share
of
the
purse."
Kramer
is
going
to
confine
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