4
Frince
Rupert
Daily
Nev.a
Wednesday,
Marcn
11.
IS5
-
'
'
.
i
Gordon
&
Anderson
Eke
Out
50-48
Win
in
Second
Game
of
Cage
Series
C
1
IV
4
'
Fred
Saigh
!
Parts
Company
With
Cardinals
NEW
YORK
tAP
rred8lh
and
the
81.
LouU
Cardinals
of-flcially
parted
company
Monday
when
the
former
owner
of
tha
Redblrds
left
their
Bt.
Peters-burg
camp
for
St.
LouU
to
turn
the
club
over
to
August
Hunch.
Salgh.
scheduled
to
tart
a
prison
sentence
May
4
fur
Income
tax
evasion,
sold
the
flub
to
Buwh.
head
of
the
Anhruser-Husrh
Brewing
Co..
two
week
ago.
He
stayed
with
the
team
In
at.
Petersburg,
FU..
until
the
XT
ill
Manson
Omegas
Wilt
in
Dying
Minutes
of
Crucial
Game
Roaring
spectators
got
their
best
basketball
treat
of
the
season
last
night
in
witnessing
Gordon
&
Anderson
jiiek
up
a
six-point
deficit,
then
go
on
to
win
50-48
against
Manson
-Omegas-
in
the
dwindling
seconds
of
the
game.
It
gave
Alex
Bill's
O-As
their
I
V
mi
htv
i.v
ii
t
ilr
lliu
a
t
vti
V,
i
position
finre
thu
group
last
fell
ice
under
their
y:
of
the
Turonto
Varsity
Clrada
of
the
mid
ivrnlm
Ottawa
Sliver
Seven
u
the
greatest
hix-ney
teamt,
of
the
century,
gathered
at
Toronto
for
a
wih!,'"'
Rom
Tayloi.
Roger
I'laxum.
Ir
J
Huiiinn
K,,n,
Mueller,
and
I
Lou
Hudnon
Three
of
tw
grml,',,
'
Jack
Porter.
I
Hive
Trtittier
and
Grant
Oimi.ui
second
straight
win
in
the
best-of-five
senior
city
rage
playoffs
The
terrific
comeback
in
the
dvine
moments
of
the
game
was
11,
Helin,
Stewart,
Newton
1.
Total
31.
Eraser
&
Payne
Ciccone
13.
Tait
6,
Nickerson
13,
Kristman-
r
V
1
r;:
very
end
and
before
leaving
gave
the
player
a
short
talk.
"Thi
U
the
lust
time
I'll
ice
a
major
upset.
Throughout
the
:
son
7
Morrison
7.
Sheppard
3,
night
Omegas
kept
ahead,
at
one
Ford
10.
McAfee
4
Total
03,
I
'
......
-4
tune
by
as
much
a
i..r.e
po....
It
was
GA's
desperation
ball-hawking
that
seemed
to
throw
back
the
leaders
in
the
final
RAY
SPRING
.
Omega
sensation
INTER
U
,
Nelson
Bros
Newton
15.
Ya-
;
inanoto
17.
Tanaka
2.
McKay,!
Mat-suo
2.
Nakatsu
11.
Total
47.
j
Sports
Shop
Ware
20.
Morven
;
8.
Toth
5.
Dumas
2,
Turcotte
2,
1
Prystay.
Total
37.
i
yuu
as
owner
cf
the
Cardin.nK"
he
said.
"I
regret
very
.muih
having
to
leave
you
My
aenti-ments
will
alwaya
be
with
you
and
I
want
you
to
play
aa
hard
tor
the
new
owner
ui
you
would
for
liif
"
Said
manager
Eddie
B.uikey:
Coke
is
on
the
menu!
.
Iknwm
iwum
'nor
n
-
11
m
J
1-
Its
so
good
with
meal
"I'm
terribly
sorry
to
ee
him
I
TV
Equipment
Used
to
Study
Lives
of
Fish
NO
TWO
MEN
II1I.0
WOULD
CHAMPIONSHIPS
In
their
respective
potts
longer
than
Willie
Hoppe
defu
and
Joe
LouU
Hoppe
has
been
Mr.
Billiards
for
nearly
a
half-century
while
Louis
held
the
heavyweight
boxing
title
from
l'37
to
1949
They
met
at
the
second
annual
Celebrity
Pinner
of
the
Ontario
Sportswriters
and
Sportscasters
Association
In
Toronto.
The
$25-a-plate
affair
produced
20fK0
for
the
work
of
the
Ontario
Society
for
Crippled
Children.
:
moments
that
turned
the
tide.
At
the
end
of
the
first
quarter.
i
Manson?
gained
one
point
on
G-A.s;
at
half
time
the
score
was
27-20
for
the
Jewellers,
and
at
I
three-quarter
time,
37-31.
'
IIOLKESTAI
M
T
!
At
the
mast
crucial
stage
of
the
game
for
the
G-As.
mainstay
Rupe
Holkestad
fouled
out.
The
score
stood
48-42
for
Mansons
.
and
less
than
two
minutes
re-
kiavi'.
He
w.u
wontwrtul
to
me
He
was
the
best
Uiwu
t
ever
r.
i
worked
for"
'ThT
it
U
right
next
to
swnixi,
nwnts
find
dt-wterts.
WASHINGTON
AP
Th
re-
V
0
Canadian
wildlife
officials,
a
mained
in
the
pame.
Yen,
Coke
with
nwalH
i
crowing
St
roolly
uuike
gil
fiMxl
Lit
I
Quebec
Hockey
League
Faces
Suspension
Canadian
Pirat
Start
Writer
MONTREAL
0
One
of
the
greatest
upheavals
in
Canadian
hockey
eame
into
clearer
focus
today
with
a
clean
break
by
the
powerful
Senior
Hockey
League
from
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association.
lain
iraiKi
picicu
'
Rookie
Butch
Currie
got
a
Mild
Winter
Produces
Freak
Break-up
on
Francois
Lake
Max
Dentley
Has
Returned
SASKATOON
CP-Max
Bent-ley,
veteran
centre
tor
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
has
returned
to
Toronto
to
rejiun
the
Leaf.
Bentley
spent
last
week
rest-Ing
at
hi
DelLile,
Sask
.
home
He
was
suffering
a
back
Injury
and
iiivo
had
an
attack
of
'fiu.
North
American
wum.ie
'
comer-
friendly
pat
on
Uie
shoulders
as
ence,
Monday
described
natBiU
Mnt
him
in
to
replace
Holk-they
said
was
the
first
use
oi
j
pslad
Here
js
thf
play
f
rom
tnen
specially-made
television
equip-
on.
ment
to
study
the
live
of
game,
,;4J
cf
.'left
tn
nlav
the
Jewellers
had
nn
Water
Is
on
the
lake
Ice.
and
Spwlal
to
Tlx-
DmIIj
Ne
FRANCOIS
LAKE.
BC.
while
cars
are
crossing
they
J.
P.
Cuerrier,
F.
H
Schulta
ana
;
control
of
the
ball,
but
missed
ipend
little
time
on
the
way
V.
E.
F.
Solman.
of
the
Canadian
c
oring
on
a
fast
break
Joe
Davis
across
wncime
service,
ui,
""'-!
Q-As
got
the
rebound
and
t
Under
threat
of
suspension
by
.tuciies
done
at
Lake
Minn.-
manuge(3
to
squeeze
out
of
the;
the
CAHA.
the
league
decided
wanka.
in
Banff
National
Par.
;tjeht
kev
or
.
iong
pass
to
team-
Runrixv
without
a
dissentimz
The
report
said
about
45
hours
mate
Ted
Arney,
who
was
fouledj
vote,
to
set
out
as
an
indepen-
was
spent
in
actual
observation
alMt
one
,rom
free
throw
;
dent
organization.
freak
winter
has
produced
a
freak
brak-up
of
the
Ice
A
crack
generally
comes
In
the
ice
down
the
centre
of
the
lake,
giving
the
ice
both
sides
room
to
expand
and
contract.
But
thl.i
year
the
ice
formed
so
qulcklr
that
there
waj
no
crack.
On
Monday
the
sun
shone
an'.
a
west
wind
blew.
With
no
room
to
move
other
than
this
way,
the
ILL
I
PHONE
266
v.nn
.
...
-,
"ne.
j
Representatives
of
the
seven
depths
uw
w
1
JO
'W.
al,a
all
Flaten
was
next
to
get
a
free;
dubs
were
told
by
President
tir.wi
whicit
ranged
from
5
a.m.
try.
scoring
one
to
make
it
48-44
George
Slater
that
he
is
satis-to
after
H
p
m.
It
was
found
that
for
Mansons.
fied
all
rights
and
protection
n
nn.
dav
even
at
denths
of
00
ARXEY
SCORES
!
enjoyed
by
the
QSHL
in
iU
rela-
tion
to
professional
leagues
feet
Lhe
amount
of
liaht
avail-
With
34
seconds
left
to
play,1
be
ac-
H
reieiiliert:y
niovru
111.
11.
nrr.
through
the
CAHA
will
kMMiMlrni
'
11
able
wa,
such
that
artifieia,
U-,Arney
,acec
.the
Jew-
,
M
Am
Prince
Rupert
L,
jj
Up
on
the
lane.snore,
ana
car.-which
were
coming
across
the
lai
:
could
not
get
off
this
side
luminatiun
was
not
required
to
To
bring
about
the
break
with
on
them,
ball-hawking
severely.
.
.
1
..
t
l-
.
.
I.V.
1111
I
tha
r-.CIT
hnH
in
hi
examine
mciuuiiuirui
n.c
'-
pavw
ciuu-pea
tne
ball,
passed
'
"
-
,
,
tll.
,
hiri
ehomx-rt
a
road
bom.
to
Ame,
who
scored
on
a
.ayup.
!
ZZ2
!
way
through
the
hped
up
Ice
A
primary
purpose
of
the
studj
j
The
same
tactics
were
repeated;
H
key-with
whlcn
:
Tne
unuie
,irengin
f
the
was
to
determine
to
what
depth
".
similar
lesulu,
Arney
again
u
has
nQ
quarrel
'
whole
ane
of
e
wM
too
nlucu
lake
Ucut
spawn
and
on
K
The
QAHA
was
suspended
!
lor
the
old
wharf
and
It
col-
type
cf
lake
bottom.
'
"?n
'
February
28
for
defying
an
edict
:
lap.sed
near
the
shore.
The
Pub;
ntroet.
enervation
determined
rtlnc.
t
J
iJat
or.
moV-
g
:
0
the
CAHA.
The
dispute
in-,
lie
Works
gang
worked
wej
mt,
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
the
ni.ht.
spelling
each
olner
that
lake
trout
egg3
were
found
At
exactly
seven
seconds
of
1
year-old
Ron
Atlwell,
now
with
to
depths
of
80
feet,
lying
on
top
tlpie
remaining
Davis
snapped
a
'Montreai
Canadien
juniors
of
Amateur
s.iu
iium
mr
muc.
una
.i
"""
the
Quebec
Junior
of
roefcs
and
beside
sticks.
1
lburi
WmU
ml
C.-CJ
ao-ix
m.
itfc
C
won
me
game
10
,ra
P""'-
Hockey
Association.
monium
of
400
rooting
special-
,
....
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED-COMFORT
SAFETY
SEE
VOI
R
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
rv
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WC
ArinAr
UmrfA
.within
its
rights
and
within
AOneS
rlClCe
ONE-MAN
TEAM
(regulations
of
the
CAHA
by
issu-
'
.
Can.AtiAnal
ma.bnliin
t
n
w
1
n
lttwJ)H
a
nluvinu
.ft
i
f
ilu
t
a
Phone
I
JJ
I'niir
Ru.trt,
C.
imlrrr1
Iralr-mtir
Tops
Trundlers
Mansons
was
Ray
Spring,
who
i
The
CAHA
helj
otherwise,
not
only
made
20
of
his
team
s
i
Component
leagues
of
the
total
points
but
was
dynamite
;
QAHA
have
stood
by
the
Quebec
on
floor
play
and
rebound.
For
.
branch's
decision.
No
leaRue
or
G-As.
Davis
and
Arney
each
dub
was
susDended
bv
the
CAHA
of
f
with
the
saws.
It
as
lmp
sible
to
use
the
power
saw
a-s
the
pressure
of
the
ice
kept
jamming
It.
It
was
almost
as
bad
with
the
hand
saws.
Contractors
have
started
on
the
new
whurf.
If
the
lake
opens
up
i.nd
tl.e
ferry
can
cross
before
the
new
one
is
completed,
contractors
will
repair
the
old
one
to
allow
traffic
to
crass.
It
has
been
necessary
to
cut
a
channel
In
the
Ice
around
the
Southbank
wharf
for
the
first
time
in
history,
to
give
room
for
ice
to
expand
without
pushing
the
wharf
out.
Other
years
It
has
been
only
the
one
on
the
northshore
which
was
In
danger.
There
may
be
an
early
break-
scored
12
points.
when
it
took
this
action
against
In
Mixed
Loop
Agnes
Pierce
of
Fashion
Footwear
again
crashed
the
honor
line
in
Division
A
of
the
Mixed
Five-Pin
league
with
a
aiazling
Third
game
of
the
finals
U
scheduled
for
Saturday
night.
If
G-As
win,
it
will
finish
the
series,
giving
them
the
champ
DAILY
NEWS
'HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
DAHY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
WILL
HELP
YOU
SELL
OS
BOY
the
branch.
But
all
are
threatened
with
suspension.
"If
we
are
an
independent
body
we
cannot
be
suspended
by
the
CAHA,"
said
Slater..
"As
to
the
professional
leagues,
I
have
satisfied
myself
that
our
rights
will
be
protected."
Annual
gates
in
the
QSHL
ionship.
On
the
other
hand,
Omegas,
now
coached
by
Don
single
game
of
S08
and
a
three-game
eount
of
725.
For
the
men,
Steve
Daiapka
of
Cook's
rolled
a
high
game
of
287
snd
Don
Hawryluck
of
Canada
Life
topped
threergame
counts
v.
ith
709.
High
team
single
waa
captured
hy
Canada
Life
with
12J5
and
fashion
scored
high
three
with
Scheik,
must
win
the
remaining
three
games
for
playoff
victory.
In
the
first
game
of
the
inter
A
league
playoffs,
Fraser
It
Payne
sacked
North
Star
63-31
behind
the
leading
scoring
of
Ciccone
and
Nickerson,
each
with
13
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
HELP,
FIND
A
LOST
ARTICLE
OR
DO
PRACTICALLY
ANYTHING
YOU
CAN
THINK
OF!
schedule
and
play-offs
total
$1,000,000.
The
QSHL
controls
200
players.
In
Midland,
Ont.,
secretary-
points.
High
for
the
Stars
was
Ron
Black
with
11
manager
George
Dudley
of
the
,
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAYD
CAHA
reaffirmed
a
statement
he
made
Saturday,
saying
"the
CAHA
does
not
recognize
the
SAVE
MONEY
Order
Your
Ad
6
Times
right
of
any
league
to
withdraw
this
way
at
any
time
It
desires."
In
B
Division,
Jean
Sharpe
of
Jersey
Farms
scored
high
single
for
the
ladies
and
also
counted
hii;h
three
with
totals
of
270
and
For
the
men,
Don
Fraser
of
Conrad
rolled
a
high
of
212
and
Ed
Clarke
of
Harold's
counted
a
t'.tree-game
high
of
899.
Nelson
Bros.
-
ousted
Sports
Shop
in
the
semi-finals
of
the
inter
B
playoffs,
winning
the
second
straight
game
47-37.
despite
high
scoring
Ware
of
the
losers
who
tipped
in
20
points.
Lineups:
SENIOR
Mansons
Hartwig
9,
Olson
4.
He
said
the
QSHL
"is
an
or
ganization
registered
with
and
operating
under
the
authority
You
nav
only
lr
the
ml"
Team
honors
went
to
Jerry's
Webster
fl.
Bill
6.
Spring
20,
Du
Please
run
the
following
ad
for
.;
days.
Enclosed
is
$
in
full
payment.
'
NAME
ADDRESS
;
:
Phone
No
TLEa.se
print
clearly
For
lhe
Finest
in
Office
Supplies
SEE
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
mas
2,
Sather.
Total
48.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Flaten
9,
liiM-rlion.
The
other
l"'
M-rtmn
are
I
KI
II,
R"""'1'
the
InM-rti.iiis
inul
i
ftrrulivrly.
and
control
of
the
CAHA
and
there
is
no
middle
ground."
Unless
the
QSHL
"signifies
Its
intention
to
continue
with
the
CAHA
it
will
be
suspended,"
and
the
CAHA
will
Insist
the
NHL
recognize
this
suspension
as
the
agreement
between
the
two
bodies
provides.
.
Davis
12,
Holkestad
8
.Webber
9,
Arney
12,
Currie.
Total
50.
INTER
A
North
Star
Cameron
3,
2,
Becker
7,
Sankey
7,
Black
with
scores
of
1283
and
3419,
the
letter
being
a
new
high
score
for
the
division.
RESULTS
A
Division
Fashion
4,
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that
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keep
the
eyes
of
all
Canadians
and
Americans
on
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Columbia
for
years
'.o
come
was
forecast
by
J.
E.
Ben-gert,
president,
B.
C.
Hotels
Association.
Mr.
Bengert
told
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Association
here
that
the
hotel
Industry
should
share
in
this
boom
and
contribute
to
it
by
constantly
improving
its
service
to
the
public.
tl.M
$1.25
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Final
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Saturday
One
hundred
hotelmen
attend
To
earn
the
r.lcs
must
run
ronsMrtlveJ.
ed
the
meeting,
at
which
Dr
The
Bateman
and
Boulter
Larry
Giovando
MLA,
was
guest
rinks
will
meet
Saturday
morn
ing
in
the
finals
of
the
high
school
curling
championship
for
he
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in
implementing
changes
in
hotel
beverage
roorna
was
winning
the
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confidence
of
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the
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Bateman
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16-2
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afternoon
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squad,
skipped
by
Ken
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beat
Rowbotham
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