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SI
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
5,'
1953
WORTS
ROUND-UP
Uy
GAYLE
TALBOT
Veteran
Watson
Scores
Winning
Tally
For
Leafs
in
Drive
For
200-Goal
Mark
Perhaps
Harry
Watson
was
Maurice
Richard
of
Montreal
minutes
and
20
seconds
Ted
Ken-born
25
years
too
late.
jCanadiens
at
six
apiece.
In
his
,
nedy
fired
the
Insurance
tally
.;V
YORK
(AP)
An
unidentified
member
of
-chall
rules
committee
proposed
at
that
body's
,lir
here
this
w
eek
that
the
spitball,
which
was
I
"to
.1:0
underground
more
than
30
years
ago,
4red
to
its
place
among
legitimate
pitches.
Wi
j
""
"i
me
uik
nine,
wiui
late
in
me
secona
irame.
veter
an
Bill
Mosienko
scored
the
f
A-
r
.,
ft,
'
,
ift.
;
i
!
'
It
v"
,
4
1
as
uia
foison
in
National
a
couple
of
years
out
for
war
Hockey
League-
circles
in
the1
service,
he
needs
only
16
more
1920s
nobody
complained
about
tallies
to
become
a
200-goal
man.
his
lack
of
speed.
But
Watson
never
has
earned
The
old
Montreal
Maroon,
first
a
nod
from
the
all-star
selectors
mau
in
NHL
history
to
score
300
(
and
his
critics
forget
his
flaw-fioals,
got
most
of
them
by
cruis-
j
lessly-executcd
scoring
plays
as
PHone
he
kh
nownere,
ine
.&
niatinaie
deserve
idatiun
for
having
at
veil
the
outlawed
toss
a
u;ne
to
regain
.
cespect-
WHEN
ORDERING
There
Is
a
whole
new
generation
of
fans
which
never
has
knowingly
seen
a
spitball
thrown.
For
'their
benefit,
it
OtD
STYLE
LUCK
LAGER
PftSENER
U
SC.
BOHEMIAN
RAINIER
CASCADE
OLD
COUNTRY
ALE
-BURTON
Tytx
Al.
"r
.-
st
stout
4x
siour
BY
'MAIL
OR
PH0M
BE
SVRE
TO
SPEdTYX
BRAHDXAME
I
654
oiuy
vmcago
goal
less
than
a
minute
after
Armstrong's
marker.
The
victory
moved
the
third-place
Leafs
within
staking
distance
of
the
top,
Just
three
points
behind
the
Canadiens,
who
entertain
New
York
Rangers
tonight,
and
one
point
behind
second-place
Detroit
Red
Wings.
The
Hawks,
tied
with
the
Rangers
for
last
place,
move
to
Boston
tonight.
The
Bruins
need
a
victory
to
regain
their
third-place
tie
with
Toronto.
vntrt
'
snould
be
exP'ained
that
a
spot
f
tlmse
who
ing
at
a
leisurely
pace
until
he
saw
an
opportunity,
then
driving
In
before
the
opposing
netmind-er
knew
what
had
happened.
Watson,
who
scored
the
win-,
mi;
eoal
in
Toronto
Maple
Leafs'
3-1
-victory
over
Chicago
Black
I'awks
last
night,
might
be
a
lot
closer
to
Stewart's
824-goal
total
if
he
could
play
the
the
l
i
t
urn
of
one
of
,i
effective
pitches
the
,rr
knew
explained
"it's
1
o:t'."
and
tnat
always
,,
p.Kidpal
rap
ag
alius'.
Pacific
Brewers
Agents
Limited
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
4.iquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
;vny.
unaiT
a
raurf
tney
wonder
why
a
207-pounder
on
a
club
not
noted
for
gentlemanly
tactics
has
never
drawn
more
than
18
minutes
in
penalties
over
a
full
season.
Actually,
Watson's
goal
Wednesday
night
was
not
one
of
his
more
stylish
efforts.
At
14:02
of
the
second
period,
he
picked
up
a
short
pass
from
Tod
Sloan
a
few
feet
from
the
Chicago
goal
and
slapped
it
home.
THREE
POINTS
BEHIND
Earlier,
Watson
already
had
made
life
miserable
for
Al
Rollins
by
setting
up
George
Armstrong
for
the
first-period
goal
that
ended
the
Chicago
goalie's
ANGt'S
(CIS)
GALBRAITH.
21-year-old
hockey
player
from
South
Porcupine,
Ont.,
has
had
his
left
leg
amputated
above
the
knee
following
an
iniurv
.
auuuL
nie
size
oi
a
dollar
will
make
a
baseball
do
some
weird
things
when
it
is
thrown
properly.
The
pitcher
who
was
known
as
a
"spitter,"
Burleigh
Grimes
was
one
of
the
last
and
best
of
the
tribe,
pretended
to
doctor
the
ball
for
every
throw.
He
shielded
his
face
elaborately
with
his
glove
and
went
through
ell
the
motions
of
giving
the
sphere
a
thorough
dousing.
He
did
not,
of
course,
use
his
specialty
on
every
pitch
and
the
i
while
playing
with
the
Paisley
isame
style
of
hockey
today.
But
If
very
time
he
forgets
to
back-jchefk,
Toronto
hockey
writers,
siart
mentioning
him
as
a
can-j
didate
for
the
minors.
j
DARNED
NOD
The
big,
good-natured
left-
l'iraies
in
Scotland.
A
benefit
fund
has
been
organized
in
Timmins,
Out.,
to
help
the
young
player.
winger
currently
shares
the
;nciiiiK
name
it
nu&lit
;uve
siirvived
that
is,
i
i.p.
niy.
v,ho
I'ouRht
originally
thint!
the
sultter
ciaim-unsanitary,
though
1;
entirely
dear
who
luve
:,u!leied
from
the
tttf'tmt
ot
moibture
in-tv-fiy
old-time
spltbuiier
:
Uiikei!
to
said
bitterly
...
nil
le
thing
was
a
plot
r
the
b
liters,
and
that
b.amiii!?
the
pitch
co-jil
ton
significantly
witli
.,f
vs'
diM-overy
that
the
el!
and
mile-high
scores
lu'ir
paiks.
league
lead
In
goal-scoring
with
I
streak
of
scoreless
hockey
at
160
Doreen
Palant
I
'
Andrews
Not
Set
for
Graham
Despite
Decision
Over
Davey
Double
Winner
In
ladies
Loop
opposition
sought
desperately
.to
detect
some
mannerism
that
would
tip
off
when
the
spitter
was
coming.
Properly
speaking,
the
current
model
is
a
sweatball,
it
naving
been
discovered
that
honest
perspiration
will
make
a
ball
do
tricks,
too.
The
batters
howl
Indignantly,
but
there's
nothing
harassed
umpires
can
do
except
speak
pointedly
to
a
pitcher
now
and
then.
They
know
the
habitual
offenders,
but
they
can't
prove
anything.
;
Shortly
;
before
the
recent,
world
series
a
local
baseball
ex
Double
heJiiois
In
Uie
Ladies
i
Anrlroli.'e
io
n
rtA
nnMinK
In
Vimrn
Bowling
league
this
ieek
go
to
.beaten
Chuck
Davey
twice,
but
Prn;
pf'!ant.'8eventhAven-
his
manager
doesn't
think
he's
ue
Meat
Market
in
Group
2
who:
good
enough
to
beat
Billy
racked
up
a
high
single
of
326
Graham
once;
mm
drews.
The
Associated
Press
called
it
even.
But
the
ones
who
decide
such
matters
the
officials
gave'
It
to
Andrews
by
a
2-to-l
margin.
It
was
an
unspectacular,
but
close
fight.
Davey
staggered
aim
a
nign
mree
game
of
696.
1
1
I
t4.
Ike
Bernstein,
76-year-old
sage
of
the
ring,
said
this
today
after
Dibbs
also
captured
both
team
m
r
v
r
-
mj.
t
Andrews
had
beaten
Davey
for
Andrews
in
the
second
round
but
'MM
highs
with
a
team
high,
.single
cf
803
and
a
higlvtrjyle
ii
2Sii.
In
Group
t
foi
iC
t-
;rter
jxjf
Sunrise
chaik'ds
up
a
'At
htj
me
secona
ume,
dici
not
bother
him
much
after'
"I
!dctit
think-
my
boy
is
ready
j
that.
Andrews
hammered
Davey
j
pert
was
comparing
the
Yankee
and
Dodger
pitching
staffs.
He
pointed
out
that
Preacher
ft...-,
the
Brooklyn
veteran,
was
onL-
Jewjel
Lindsay
of
i
-hp's
tnn
cmon
nrohom
i
o
'
.vi
iii
riki
single
ana
Bulgers
rolled
684
for
hir.h
!
vi.omn
iie'cinn.ma,!"
i.
ui
me
craiuesi,
canniest
mm!,h
''
Team
high
nign
single
single
was
was
nHni..
o
mi.;,,.
,.,,
ici
trmeiitrrtt
i
mil
published
or
i
b
ii
1
muor
(.ontrol
Hoard
ik
Ounnimmi
of
brttitk
weight
from
Superior,
Wis.,
scor-
I
I
Youll
enjoy
using
Milady
Paper
Napkins.
They're
so
luxurious
i.
muujiu
uMrt;,
aim
uiai
his
wide
assortment
of
stuff
was
most
difficua
to
hit.
"Sweats
a
lot,"
the
expert
said
in
ed
ft
split
decision
over
the
fad-
ing
Davey
in
a
close
10-rounder
taken
by
Annettes
and
Sunrise
rolled
team
hii-h
three
with
2743.
Results:
5
-
Group
1
Bulwr's
4.
Wallace.
P..
0.
at
Olympic
Stadium
Wednesday
!
in
quality,
so
handsome
in
appearance,
so
easy
on
the
laundry
yet
so
surprisingly
loW,
in
price.
Get
an
economicajy
bight.
That,
it
was
generally
PR
Plumber's
4,
Art
Murray's
0
j
understood,
earned
him
a
Dec.
2
New
Laurels
3,
Lyons
1
shot
at
the
veteran
Graham
Men,
Women
WHITE,
HANDSOMELY
EMBOSSED
package
ot
Milady
Paper,
Napkins
from
your
grocer,
N.W.
Royals
Edges
Bombers
New
Westminster
Royals,
losing
players
right
and
left,
clung
to
third
spot
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
Wednesday
r.isht,
edging
Seattle
Bombers
3-2.
Royals,
headed
into
their
fifth
Straight
game
without
a
loss.
ioaay.
t-
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But
now
it
appears
that
the
I
flihf
won't
come
off
at
all.
INURED
HAND
Andrews'
injured
his
right
!
hand
in
the
first
round,
and
orn.-'ein
is
eivin
the
imnres-jsion
that
it
wouldn't
make,
much
!
'!;i.e
sendin?
Andrews,
who
has
been
fighting
as
a
pro
only
17
:
months,
in
against
the
ring-wise
Graruim.
Stars
3.
Dom's
1.
Sunrise
3,
Cloverleafs
1.
G
&
A
2.
Annettes
2.
Group
2
Amazons
4.
Big
Sisters
0.
Toiler.
4
purer
Ririio
0.
Seventh
Ave.
4.
Cook's
0.
Co-op
3,
McKay's
1
PHih'
4
pifpm
Ornery
0.
Manson's
2,
Hi-Flyers
2.
HHL
LEADERS
X
'
Curlers
Start
Regular
Draws
Regular
draw
,
of
the
Prince-Rupert
Curling
Club
bcg:m
Tuesday
night
with
the
firs;
games
for
the
Gordon's
Hardware
trophy
being
played.
Th..
34
rinks
were
drawn
into
five
hMsijy
LnJ
achine
j
C
'd
2-0
on
goals
by
Bobby
Love
MAN
SIZED
i
in
the
first
period
and
Blinky
And
what
about
Davey?
Is
he
;
Boyce
in
the
second.
mroiipn;
i
Mark
Mareuess.
scorine
twice
i
tlv
Til;-
CfiAdi:
sections
Of
six
arid
seven
rinks
;
product
of
PACIFIC
MILLS,
I.LWTZD
VANCOUVER,
B.C
a
A
Pis.
Davey
himself
is
not
too
sure,
i
in
t0
seconds,
tvtned
things
for
It
tshts
third
loss
in
his
las
lumbers
and
the-
period
ended
five
starts,
and
the
zir.g
seems
to
ell
tied
up
at
2-2.
-
I
h
mistnir
from
his
nnnches.
He
1
It
was
Boyce
again
early
In
also
had
lost
to
Andrews
in
a
(he
third
who
put
New
West-10-rounder
last
September.
minster
ahead.
COLOL'RFL'l
each
Round-robin
play
within
these
;.":b'
17
rr."
'
sections
will
be
completed
Deo.
T'"n
1
when
the
top
two
rinks
of
T
n(I
n"
""'"0,l
.
each
section
Will
comiK-te
for
S!o:ni.
To-orlo
the
trophy.
Sections
have
been
listed
A
Oeoffrion,
Montreal
to
E
and
for
the
competition
Rierurd,
Montreal
to
follow,
the
top
two
teams
Witson.
Toronto
will
advance
to
the
secona
in-!
Mcslenko,
rhi-nfo
0
!0
9
10
5
6
3
3
4
wr.frs
covering
tne
rignt
Royals
almost'
made
it
4-z
a
thought
Davey
fought
well.
A
second
before
the
end
when
Ed
l
inasicle
poll
showed
13
writers
Kassian's
long
shot
missed
the
fivored
Davey
and
only
one
An-
open
net
by
a
hair.
I
f
l
ort
0
paMetn
diic
liieuiiufiy
above
while
the'bot-i
STANDINGS
torn
two
will
urop
me
lop
iw.j
Montreal,
won
8,
loyt
4,
tied
in
Secuon
a
und
ins
oUoai
none
16
points,
two
rinks
in
Section
lK
wnl
not
j
Points:
P.eibel
and
Howe,
De-be
aliccted.
The
arringemetu
i
troit.
14.
retell
ulm-il,.
u
and
tends
to
equalize
phy
as
th
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Established
1910
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season
progresses.
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Results
of
Tuesday's
and
lasl
night's
play
are
as
follows:
Tuesday
7
p.m.
Georgeson
12,
Oordon
5;
Lnd
7,
Warren
5;
Johnston
9,
Shier
,8.
V
p.m.
W'lirlev
9.
Oirn
7:
Ostertag
12,
Robertson
6;
Sieber
12,
Greene
9.
Wednesday
7
n.i-n
--m.
i-vi
ii.h:
II.
Bilttor-kk
9;
Holliston
9,
Moore
8;
you've
icen
on
ELNA
r
tot
Ih.
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your
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Obligolioo.
Prices
Slashed
to
Give-Amy
Levels
ey
credit
terms
G
GOES!
Don
$15
Month
Matthews
10,
Stewart
9
j
(i.ui.
Aston
8,
Barbour
3;
Rudderham
13,
Ford
3;
Petersen
15,
Meighen
0
The
Luuies'
Curling
Club
res-ular
draws
for
the
nun
tii..i
pionshlp
began
yestoiaay
w...
the
following
results:
Wn.kley
9.
Lewis
1:
WJUns
..
Hamilton
6;
Ihoin
12,
Moore
6
Evening
curlers
are
as.ied
to
pay
Hieir
fees
to
Mary
UiOv.i
and
afiernoon
fees
are
payable
to
Betty
Moore.
All
fee3
must,
be
in
before
the
end
of
IP
AsMD.
SATURDAY
u(VJ.
LIU.
one
6
or
36
!ore
Thut
Service
Built"
and
there's
another
'p'p
Welcome
foryou...
CALVERT
irj'
HOUSE
Bt
No
happier
words,
spoken
or
flashed
Hk
,
llllllV
from
eye
Io
eye,
than
"Welcome
home!"
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IllllVl
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