tan-
n
d
i
trie
former
acheoule
Deulunri.g
U.ttial
dales
nave
,,
mvci.
I
Penticton
on
March
13.
"d
l
March
14,
Id
and
.Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Thursday,
February
28,
1952
1
'
BCABA
wired
Mr.
Forward
Penticton.
All-Star
Team
Selected
for
Bulgers
Beat
Annunciation
THE
ROUND-UP
:1
7
ha
1
1
v
mfw;
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
WRESTLING
Piay-Off
Trip
I
n.
i'ti'd
capacity
;
ciud
ana
ine
uuu
uiuo
irora
Tulger's
proved
the
strongest
team
of
the
name
when
'they
outscwed
Annunciation
32-25
in
th.?
Junior
Basketball
League
Tuesday
night.
Ruleer's
nlavd
one
of
tlieir
i"
"
-f"-
-
-
A.
i0
tiHRW
1
,;lpplin8
session
:
Black
Belters.
"
f.
irr
tiiis
weeK-j
Contrary
to
popular
opinion,
i
ii'ive
the
oppor-
judo,
or
ils
counterpart,
Juiy-'
'L-.l
judo
dls-
jilsui,
did
not
originate
in
Ja-e
1(1
1
.
,
a
...
nr.
L,,,.
in
r.-.Hia
r,tY,a
snort
SP0
1
II
best
games
of
the
season
but
the
rfmaV
I)r"vt'
10
"
1
.
....
Anminriatlnr.
lenm
nh.ved
well
1
Members
of
the
Co-op
Challengers
who
expect
to
make
the
trip
south
for
the
Senior
"V
playoffs
were
selected
last
night
by
Coach
Alex
Bill.
They
are
Jim,
Flauri,
'Rupe"
Holostad,
Joe
Davis,
Art
Olson,
Don
Scherk.
Ray
finrins,
Mickey
Webster,
"Tiny"
Cav!-
Les
Mathews.
Herb
Morgan.
Carlson,
who
is
leaving
next
week
lo
enter
the
Ooicien
Glove
i.
will
remain
In
Vancouver
aitcr
I
the
fights
to
join
the
Challen
v
M
ago,
says
raw-erscm,
woo
nas
J
'r
''
,
U"
and
lieW
lhe
stronger
torn
,
,H
And
v
studied
to
a
large
extent
th
V'
uen
train-
background
of
his
favorite
sport.'
l
in
the
second
and
third
'
h',?
-,t
the
Cen-
From
India,
China
passed
th1,'ar""rs-,
,
.
,
lor
.
,,
the
hard
f'
rt
a
art
of
self-defence
to
Japan,
the
Bi.lfc.-fs
worked
P"MI
.
?.
...u,....
j
.a
...
-
,
ear
thev
took
back
in
the
last
CIVIC
CENTRE,
Friday,
Feb.
29
and
Saturday,
March
1
8:30
p.m.
Both
Nights
MAIN
EVENT
ANDY
TRF.MAYNE
(American
Heavyweight
champion)
vs
BID
(Lil
Abner)
R.
VITAL
(Xo.
1
contender
for
championship)
SEMI-FINAL
CINGKR
OUARA
(Women's
Champion)
vs
KORY
PALMKR
(of
Western
Sports
Centre)
Prices:
Reserved
Seats,
$1.50;
Adult
rush,
$1;
Student
rush,
50c
Tickets
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
and
Grotto
Cigar
Store.
Pick
up
your
rush
seats
now
and
avoid
waiting
at
the
door.
,
.
i
"Wf,iit
rimiou
w
i
ii
uuumi-u
t
hh
a
J
Maple
Leafs
Even
Again
With
Montreal
Canadierss
n
Antlersun,
anouiei
will
pro-
4
,udo-ist
b
iv
11
.,
-
'
I
am
ivcni
Jigoro
Kano
worked
out
the)
Atmunc.atlon
boys
play
but
they
were
handtcappod
present
)udo
system,
known
by,narJ
his
name,
several
decades
Mo.lbr
th?lr
,ack
of
he.Rht
and
size.
Russe"
McNeil
was
in
tine
form
Two
schools,
one
in
Tokyo,
the
,
other
in
London,
give
the
only
img
the
scoring
for
Bulper
s
gers
on
their
way
to
renucion.
in
his
tiara
xTirn;
vapv
TP
Tnvnntn
Mmt1p
T.fafs
madw1
it
ManaKer
Angu
j
has
qualilica
Z
n
before
the
Black
s
.
u,r
rtnriif'S
wer?
IN
Ij
1
VIUV
"
"
1'
"
j
Rill
t5il,
Team
1
Cam
iriaimti
chances
count
Wednesday
nipht
to
de-;Macphee
and
bcaba
represen
their
ni'inff
liu
il
iiici-iv-tn
v-
piui),
',,,.
!
tat
ive
Don
Forward
are
workini
recoirnized
official
instruction
ollwun
"I"1
I'"'""
.
'"'
"
1
COtt'i!
JUOO
rvauu
juuu.
mn
nian
with
with
nii.P
nine,
Hp
no
Mi.
M?n
11
of
of
the
thc.rai.ncw
leat
.lNeW
1
iuin
01
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Ivailgcm
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111
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w.m
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tl.e
Vancouver
T
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t
:
,v.r,
Ivrtfi.
innAQfonc
uf
AT;iHir,n
President
K.
rt.
o
Jim
uav
iu.uu
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Will"!
O
liCUlU
lliaiiv
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NAUm'i
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in
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Jl.1V
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IViWy
JU"0
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V
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-
Nor
Crowd-Pleoscr
!
have
playoff
dates
return
tlAct.
possible
seven
toul
shots.
.
,
.
i,p
sixii
t
jul-jitsui,
perhaps
30
or
40,
practising
them
,
Qart,.r
timv
scores
were:
10-5,
(ll,are
(jaraen-
i
with
Cal
Gardner
scoring
what
'!;!
'further,
is
self-;
faithfully
throughout
his
life-
,.(
12
,9.,9
32.25
t.
The
victory
pulled
the
Leafs
turned
on
a
pass
from
Harry
'
,A.
inttamf.
in
judo,
time.
i
r.f,t.
r.Umni
unri'inti
second
nlace
t'e
witn
Watson
Watson
added
an
insurance
-
I
T-..
,.
A
f
.
k,w
nH
i-k..
.ntiau
Pf
j
iH
M
.
.
t
npvur
will
be
a
snfctaior
Boori.
'
.
J.
:.
..
.
'
una!
with
Oarflner
and
Howie
'
oult
tnt
13
wwm
Kame'
The
aun"5
game
u
,t
a
crowd-nleaser
when
i
,
'
n-miAn,
I
being
of
Annunciation.,
two
periods
during
which
tiie
l""d
period.
7,
6,
Leafs
had
a
1-0
lead
on
sal
5.
Smith's
first
period
goal.
'
Don
Raleiah
got
the
only
New
1
Remember
when?
Last!!
us
it
may
take
as
long
as
three
Bulcers
MacNeil
8,
Smith
hours
for
one
throw!
Sedgwick
5,
Saville.
Husvik
A
display,
however,
is
differ-
Newfield,
Pillold
1,
De
Muji
ent,
which
.presents
combined
Toial
32.
Kata
(form
practicel
and
Ran-j
Annunciation
Desavmeaux
dorl
i
free
playi,
and
opponents
Prystay
2.
Turcotte
fl,
Bury
try
mainly
to
please
spectators
Dumas.
Smith,
Lftourneau
'
in
making
as
many
throws
as
Total
25.
6
York
goal
on
a
passing
play
with
Jonn
j
McGraw,
one
of
base
f
Mids
tlu-re.
In
Jut-'
...j
twist
and
break"
usually
ends
there,
s.
name
of
such
a
v
fi-
way.
is
"udehisi-
"
'nu'
,
,
,
.
.
Jmiiiiirv
aim
of
Judo
'
4
the
body
healthy,
,
useful,
and
to
give
,,,it,
,
mental
and
moral
,.
he
seience"
h,is
in
i,
appniximately
820
160
offensive
arid
rj-.e
The
average
ju-
t,
m
i
siiM-ialies
m
4,
Gave
Stewart
and
Hy
Butler
bal-s
mosl
dynamic
personai-.
(
1
early
in
the
third
period.
:
ities,
was
buried
at
New
York
13
.
i
The
Leafs
came
back
quickly
.
year3
ago
today.
During
42
years
in
tlie
eame.
including
30
as
mm
m
i
i
i
,
w
.
4
Patterson,
who
Intends
to
main
In
Prince
Rupert,
hopes
to
form
a
judo
club
here.
,
manager
of
the
New
York
Giants,
his
teams
won
three
world's
series
and
10
National
League
pennants.
(More
Sport
Page
2)
Ich
Pretence
in
o
Wrestling
Grunt?
,1
spectators
howl,
eludes
fractures
of
the
skull,
"'j
i
i.vin
scream
at
inv
both
shoulders,
right
foot.
Those
American
Slippers
you've
read
about
in
p
of
a
grappling
show,
Yimdx,
all
ribs
on
one
side
concerns
the
so-called
and
twQ
Qn
the
oUu,ri
dlsloca.
:'"P
hwn.ansh.p
in
f
i
wrassliii'
Is
usually
broken
noses
to
be
counted.
with
a
lot
of
grunt-;
The
junior
heavyweight
Z.,
ailing
but
some
of
pion.
hy
the
way,
Is
reported
to
if.--,
n
ins
are
rmenty
real,
oe
a
ii
il
of
them
are
"fak-
one
oi
tne
worm
s
ricnes
wrest-.
lers.
He
claims
he
received
all
his
injuries
legit"
In
more
than
il.000
matches
In
the
ring.
a
looK
ai
uaiuiy
-
f."
instance.
He's
rec-
the
junior
heavy-,.i:m)iun
of
the
world
Y
VOGUE
MADEMOISELLE
NEW
YORK
TIMES
And
other
publications
ARE
V
AVAILABLE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prince
Rupert
fans
will
also
inninr
l.pnvvweitht
cham-
f
lYwiIEN
i
WHEN
ONLY
ONLY1
It
WILL
DO
VI
G
t
.us
straight
on
in
ik
with
the
polish
and
pion
when
Anay
iremayne
km
jti.un
eollei
Ud
an
as-
.
foot
in
the
Civic
Centre
ring
Frl-
oay
and
6aturday
nignt
maicn-iniz
hanunerlocks
with
"Li
l
Ab
fl
'
:
tttf
bruises,
scars,
lb
and
broken
bones
.
4
ivue
caused
any
or-r
.f;i!
to
lay
down
quiet-
.-.inl.
avray.
it'
enouuh
stitches
in
ner"
Rattal.
Tremayne
is
con-j
sidered
one
of
McShaln's
top)
threats
and
already
has
been
loosely
reterred
to.
as
world:
EXCLUSIVELY
AT
I
anatomy
to
stretch
champion.
.$
and
do'.vn
the
other
A
local
sports
enthusiast,
Sev
!
4
-ire
Slate
Building,
if
Duminata,
recently
attended
a
i
and
hud
end
to
end
.Twinayue
grunwr
at
Vancouver
to
one
sports
-writer.
Exhibition
Gardens
and
agrees
l..s
been
in
so
manv
Andy
is
really
a
rough
boy.
-.lie
probably
could
plav
Dominate),
former
Prince
Rupert
in
the
movies
with-
all-star
eager,
also
saw
several
..rsal."
All
in
all,
he
s
top-notch
hoop
fixtures
in
com-i.1
almost
two
years
;
pany
With
Art
Murray,
both
of
if.
in
periods
ranging
whom,
plus
the
mUsus
in
either
;hoes
ltd.
PHONE
GREEN
595
tcay
to
three
months,
.case,
have
just
returned
from
a
BOX
638
I
jii
list
of
some
of
Mr-
'
three
week
tour
oi
American
iries
in
the
ring
in-'
west
coast
sport
centres.
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9
Playoff
Dotes
Stab
in
Back
't.
n
in
the
championship
contest,
should
be
ii
rue
consideration
given
to
them.
It
ym
!
Go
Places!
Go
Mavy
9
i
.i,
the
back."
is
what
Coach
Alex
Bill
called
fl
test
move
to
change
A"
basketball
playoli'
"ilthc
third
time.
Accord--
received
by
Don
For-Hhcrn
IK
ABA
rcpreson-f"
dates
rail
for
Pen
-:
f.
s
to
bei'in
March
14.
:
'f
Fiiday
and
means
a
:
f'l-mn
until
Monday,
t
'I1
r
finals
arc
to
begin
1
-4
whit
means
another
Or
it
Is
going
10
oe
anouici
iorm
of
pushing
around,
something
to
w
hich
Piqince
Rupert
as
a
whole
has
been
the
brunt
of
since
its
iiiception?
We
support
any
fight
the
local
association
may
put
up
to
keep
1
the
last,
revised
schedule
of
the
play-off
games
THE
R.C.N.
NEEDS
MEN
TODAY!
A
Get
the
Facts
about
a
Navy
Career
from
New
Metlakatla
Merchants
1
will
be
visitors
in
the
city'
Monday
and
Tuesday
for
a
two-game
exhibition
series
with
Co-op
Challengers.
Merchants
at
pres-
'lays,
lime
it
rusts
us
about
'
k.'cp
the
team
going
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICER
,
Hiifi
noihing."
com
"Aml
what
mim
tim
i
ni.
nrp
tourinc
on
their
own
-
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
,
PHONE:
526
PRINCE
RUPERT'
t
-11
madf
their
ar-
boat
and
are
playing
several
fc
with
employers
for
native
villages,
such
as
Kitkatla,
tween
I
he
old
dates
I
Port
Simpson
and
Old
Metia-
'h
12-20
Thev
rif.n'l
Irut.ln
M
t
"
This
advertisement
is
not
poblisned
i
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbi.
I1'-UD
a'.l
their-
htiriiv
'
Mcnnwliile
the
nlav-off
dates
ft
ban.'1
for
leauue
championship
in
wiscover
9
inclined
to
agree
with
;
which
Munsons
and
Elks
meet
"'most
appears
as
for
battle
will
be
set
ahead
to
''so
dates
are
hring
March
6,
7
and
8.
An
exhibition
"I'nit
uiiv
rerjiiirl
f
it-
fen
tine
hrt.ween
ton
Senior
rag-
iiocoiiveiiieiice.
We
don't'
ors.
inrludins
a
feature
attrac-
should
be
to
ki
n
tirrn
event,
of
an
old-timers'
'1.
Sure
iurely.
when
Prln
.
nm
u
sliil
hpine
nlanned.
as
UNDAUNTABLE
TEAM
which
makes
up
the
first
lrhe
on
the
championship-challenging
Challengers
ai
Jim
Flaten
(in
the
air)
and
Rupe
Hulkestad.
Fiaten
drives
in
under
the
hoop
in
one
of
his
favorite
layups
while
Holkestad
is
ready
for
the
rebound.
Just
in
case.
'IfllMrS
ll'lVO
In
n,r.!l
.'.o
n
flrnmnll
rini'P
for
t
hP
j
:l"
S'-'atest
expense,
Challefygers
but
dates
are
sub-
most
time
on
the
road
-
Ject
to
southern
playoff
dates
rlnS
added
competition
arrangements.
h
Sonctioned
by
Centre
Executive
J
'
"
1
Tea
Bags
Notic.
ft
Open
o
package
of
th
new
Fort
Gorry
delightful
fragrance
the
pleasant
FRESHNESS
's'?cpcrr
.
im
'"
made
of
PtASI
FOIL.
.
ft
CQUM
it.,
sealed
in
on
entirely
new
package
jfU
'
4
Only
Fort
Garry
Tea
pocked
in
this
tnple-lominoted
foil
Try
.
jfj
It
I
f
Ma
if
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