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Prince
Rupert
CoiU
VW
Fri'lay.
April
o
Wings
in
DrTverTSeat
-
.
Stamps
Two
Up
in
Series
As
Flyers
Take
Trimming
As
Canadiens
Downed
5-2
I
NOTICE
By
The
Canadian
PrrK
To
All
Bowlers
A"
Di,
MONTREAL
(f
Detroit
Red
Wings,
never
to
betaken
lightly
j
even
under
most
auspicious
con-
j
ditions,
were
back
today
in
the
;
familiar
role
as
Stanley
Cup
favorites
because
of
power
plus.
Montreal
Canadiens
tried
it
the
hard
way
Thursday
night
!
and
they
took
a
thumping
5-2
J
setback,
leaving
them
trailing;
XA
MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
BOWLIKG
Ii
L
:
i-
,-
No
one
could
blame
supporters
of
the
Edmonton
Flyers
if
thoy
;
felt
a
little
discouraged
over
jthoir
team's
Western
Hockey
!
League
playoff
hopes.
The
Flyers
must
beat
CalRary
;
Stampeders
four
times
for
the
!
riuht
to
meet
Vancouver
Can-l
ucks
in
the
finals.
But
the
really
toueh
part
of
the
assisn-!
mi
nt
is
that
they
mast
do
it
i
before
Calgary
beats
them
twice.
I
The
Stampeders,
who
had
to
I
grind
out
their
first
win
on
home
Perfect
Pal
tomes
scheduled
for
AprilM.
ot
7
p.m.,
Fridoy
All
tf!inift
v.,.u
4
,rr.lv,
asked
tn
rrnort
an
iim
u"1
'
for
the
kids.
will
hmrt
their
gam,.,,
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alins
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11.
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(AND
PISHIIMIN)
-.XjAl
St.
Laurent
supplying
the
last
goal
five
minutes
lief
ore
the
final
siren.
Montreal's
Maurice
Richard
carried
the
burden
of
the
Can-
;
adien
offence,
teamed
with
different
assortments
of
line-mates.
But
work
as
he
did,
the
Rocket
couldn't
get
a
goal.
MISSES
(
IHNTE
Floyd
Curry
missed
a
chance
1
for
Montreal
In
the
first
few
seconds
of
play.
Delvecchio
made
the
most
of
his,
picking
up
Howe's
pass
and
scoring
from
close
range.
Then
Ted
Lindsay,
falling
to
the
ice
and
with
big
Butch
Bouchard
half
draped
about
him.
lifted
a
high
shot
for
goal
No.
2.
Wilson's
slap-shot,
producing
the
only
goal
in
the
second
period,
fooled
Canadiens'
Jacques
Plante
completely.
Tom
Johnson
finally
erased
(he
Montreal
zero,
at
7:19
of
the
last
period.
Less
than
a
minute
later
Prystai
counted
on
Delvecchio's
assist
on
an
around-the-net
play
that
caught
Plante
flatfooted.
Four
minutes
later
Howe
scored
his
first
goal
of
the
season
in
2-1
in
games
in
the
best-or-seven
cup
final.
The
powerful
red-shirted
flock
so
asserted
its
mastery
that
the
14.4JJ
1
fans
in
the
Montreal
Forum
could
be
pardoned
for
wondering
just
how
much
difference
a
full-strength
Canadien
team
would
have
meant.
RIOW
TO
MONTREAL
The
Detroit
top
echelons
graciously
said
the
loss
of
defence-man
Doug
Harvey
and
centre
Jean
.
Beliveau
through
injuries
was
a
sad
blow
to
the
Montreal
Photo
by
Chandler's
studio.
BI1.I.Y
SAI
NDKRS
Sharp
little
scrapper
from
the
Annunciation
boxing
c'.ub
wn.s
Billy
Saunders,
85
pounds,
who
decision
ed
chb-mate
Ken
Murray
in
a
throe-round
bout
on
the
fifitit
card.
Photo
by
ChimclliT's
Stuttin.
MAl'RICE
BISHOP
Shown
with
his
Elks
Lodge
bnvjng
club
trophy
is
Maurice
Bishop,
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
soundly
defeated
Bill
Watts
of
the
RCN
in
the
oight-bout
card
Saturday
night.
Spend
EASTER
W
ice
in
overtime,
really
new
Thursday
night
in
winning
the
second
game
of
the
best-of-seven
somi-finals
7-1.
Pat
Lundy
and
Jim
McFadden
were
the
top
marksmen
for
Calgary
with
two
goals
each.
Archie
Scott,
Sid
Finney,
and
Ray
Barry
checked
in
with
the
others.
i'nio
Sclisizzi
got
the
Flyers'
only
goal
in
the
first
period.
The
teams
resume
the
series
in
Edmonton
Saturday
and
Monday
nights.
The
clubs
fought
out
u
1-1
stalemate
in
the
first
period
the
lighfweighf
y
'
3
h.p.
in
Alask!
Leave
Prince
Rupert
.
.
,
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
oeiore
caigary
dicw
me
nu
on
T)
n
VT
r,
nr
i
w
ivp
EVIKMJDE
Lightwin
OUTBOARD
MOTOH
find
your
local
dealer
under
"Outboard
Motors"
in
phone
book
yellow
paget.
Canada.
St.
Laurent
ended
the
scoring,
coasting
around
Kelly
and
beating
Terry
Sawchuk
with
an
angle
shot.
Saturday,
April
17,
J
j
EVINRUDE
MOTORS
I
Return
to
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
with
two
goals
in
less
than
two
!
"J
'"'"vi
minutes
in
the
second
and;
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
will
take
a
far
braver
potted
four
markers
in
the
third
.
,
,
,
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
periods.
I
man
than
this
returnee
from
the
training
camps
to
-Z
pick
against
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
the
coming
TyH!SEL
'.National
League
race.'
Likewise
to
predict
that
t;e
akron,
o.
Bobby
Hughes,!
Milwaukee
Braves
will
not
again
finish
second
and
i6,
wanen,
o.,
knocked
out,
make
a
show
of
the
field
in
attendance.
Eddie
Smith.
ICS,
New
York,
1.
j
0m.
ot)y
cleiirly
defjned
hunrh
SPRINGFIELD,
O.
D
a
v
e
y
is
that
the
distance
between
the
:
s,
Lollis
Cards
and
the
Phi'l,
-s
Moore,
Springfield,
knocked
out;
No.
1
and
No.
2
teams
at
sea-
i
w',0
tied
for
third
Jack
Ingram
Salt
Lake
City,
l,;Son'sf
nclwiUbeniuchl,
ss
than
Rpports
from
the
exhibHion
"mnt;'
1
the.'3
eames
lt
WaS
ll,St
fal1-
PS"
!
'.v
the
Giants
look
'I'e
a
-
nnn
Don
Brnun.ipeclally.
m.,n
I
nV,
if
Bobby
Xlimr.pHon's
(,iffplent
oulfit
sin,.c
Uloil.
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Unit
1
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Monday,
April
19,1:15,
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
718
Second
Ave.
West
I'lKine
Hlue
!W2
cause.
!
But
before
these
commiserations
the
Red
Wings
had
a
disor-
panned
Montreal
team
already
1
on
the
run
after
only
42
seconds!
of
play
when
Alex
Delvecchio
j
banged
in
the
first
goal.
I
Ted
Lindsay
and
Johnny
Wil-
;
son
ran
the
count
to
3-0
by
the
!
end
of
the
second
period,
and
the
way
the
Wings
were
travelling
Montreal's
prc-garne
hopes
were
i
all
but
shattered.
As
if
in
disdain
of
defenceman
Tom
Johnson
s
goal
after
seven
minutes
of
the
final
period,
Metro
Prystai
and
Oordie
Howe
widened
the
margin.
EIGHT
TO
END
To
Canadiens'
credit,
they
fought
it
out
to
the
end
and
for
a
brief
spell
stormed
to
the
offensive
with
defenceman
Dollard
Pratt
Charged
After
Accident
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
B.C.
P
Walter
Babe
Pratt.
38.
onetime
star
derenceman
with
the
j
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
of
the
!
National
Hockey
League,
suffered
a
fractured
nose
and
face
lacerations
toriuy
when
his
car
crashed
a
lamp
post.
Pratt,
treated
and
released
from
hospital,
was
charged
with
driving
without
due
care
and
attention.
I'Olt
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
Job-call
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
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young;
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out
lie.d.
r.
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no.
Baltimore,
i.;he
W
hack
tn
the
Brakes'
out
For
Reservations
Phone
266
ELLIS
AIR
Lit
Office
Opposite
the
Post
Ollut
field
by
a
month
from
this
date
Willie
Mays,
11
tinned
frym
the
army.
It
is
difficult
to
say
Out
(Mr-
I
There
seems
little
ctfjittil
that
Luxury
jrcomer
Prince
George
SAILS
for
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
av
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
GI4
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Ennui
the
intird
Jeague
has
tightened
(linals
have
strengthened
ie.i-up
to
some
extent,
at
least
down
terially
during
the
winlei.
Tin
y
through
Cincinnati
Reds,
v.r.r.'lneed
a
fourth
starting
pitcher
finished
sixth
last
year.
Here
and
thoy
still
are
weak
at
lirsi
is
this
corner's
best
guess:
base.
1
Brooklyn,
2
Milwaukee.
3j
It
was
generally
atrrepd
lli.it
New
York.
4
St.
Louis,
5
Phila-
the
Phillies
were
the
dcidest
delphia,
6
Cincinnati,
7
Chica-o.
!
l.,oking
club
in
Florida,
no;
evvn
8
Pittsburgh.
.
'excepting
the
Yankees.
There
There
is
only
one
important
.
still
is
conjecture
nbr.ut
the
change
from
the
order
of
tlu
club's
great
righthander.
Robin
1053
finish.
New
York
Gicnts.
i
Roberts,
who
trailed
off
badly
who
wound
up
a'
disorganized
last
year.
fifth
last
year,
are
jumped
over;
The
Redlegs
are
hungry
and
I
I
WEDNESDAY
MidnigM
Comfort
and
Service
F01
reserTatlons
wrtte
oj
call
City
or
Depot
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Coif
Kav
Phone
7t0
their
new
manager.
Birdie
1
b-betls,
swears
they
are
gointt
;o
climb.
He
h
is
the
hitting
pnwer
and
nerds-only
to
conn'
uu
-nh
a
couple
of
winning
l
icIitlKii.ued
pitchers.'
"
ChioiKU
and
Pittsburgh
each
appears
to
be-
about
three
i.ew
managers
away
from
'lie
first
division.
Saskatchewan
j
Boxing
Champs
Decided
at
Meet
PEGINA
(CP)
Nine
Saskatche
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Till
ddvertisemcni
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not
published
w
displayed
by
the
Liquw
Control
Boerd
Of
by
the
Government
ol
British
Cclumbi
GIANT
RUMMAGE
SALE
ot
206
SIXTH
STREET
LUXURIOUSLY
TAILORED-MODESTLY
Ft.
i
on
wan
champions
were
declared
,
.
Thursday
night
at
the
.start
of
j
the
two-day
provincial
boxing
I.
,
championships
'
j
A
technical
knockout,
a
knock-
!
out
and
a
dazzling
light-heavy-
weight
scrap
were
the
high-'
!
lights
of
17
bouts.
More
than
14
champions
will
be
named
to-;
night.
Donny
McFadden
of
Weyburn,
Roily
Mayes
of
North
Battle-;
ford,
Des
Archer
of
the
RCMP
!
and
Regina's
Lee
Donison
all
won
titles
because
there
were
no
i
other
entries
in
their
classes.
McFadden
claimed
the
novice
!
featherweight,
Mayes
the
junior
1
;
junior
lightweight
division,
Ar-!
clicr
the
junior
middleweight
,
and
Donison
the
heavyweight
title.
There
were
no
entries
in
:
the
open
featherweight
class.
1
'
Donny
Leader
of
Regina
won
;
,
in
the
third
pee
wee
division.
In
novice
divisions,
Arnold
Wilson,
(
Regina,
won
the
bantamweight;
Frank
Hartenberger,
Weburn,
j
middleweight;
Paul
Messer,
Re-'
gina,
light-heavyweight,
and
Ed
:
Heitit,
Regina,
heavyweight.
GO
PLACES
-GO
NAVY!
ACTION
-
TRAVEL
GOOD
PAY
-
NEW
SKILLS
X-i
r
v
In
the
Itoyal
Canadian
Hny
keeps
you
on
your
to's.
Learn
now
skill
lille
earning
pc!
pay..
Enloy
a
life
of
adventure.
All
tnew
thi.uts
are
yrmrr;
when
you
serve
your
country
In
the
Navy.
Don
t
watt.
Atte
limits:
17
to
?5
(29
with
certr.Jn
trnO
qualification!
Education:
Oracle
H
or
bett.fr.
See
your
Naval
fteeruitln
Olflcer
at
It.M.c.s.
t
liiithaiii
from
!l
a.
in.
ti,
."
p.m.
flail).
The
unhurried
attention
to
every
important
detail'
of
cut
and
styling
by
Fashion-Craft
is
your
assurance
of
a
suit
that
will
give
you
every
satisfaction.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
10
Sole
Storts
9:30
a.m.
Sponsored
by
HOSPITAL
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
L
The
evening's
only
knockout
'
was
an
upset
victory
for
Chuck
Gilhooly
of
Melfort
over
Jack
t
j
Butala,
1952
Canadian
weltcr-i
weight
champion
and
an
Olym-I
pic
contender
the
same
year.
i
ii
ii
"i
)
iL
Priced
at
69.50
Gilhooly
flattened
Butala
32
seconds
in
the
third
round.
Other
winners
Included:
Ron
Peters,
100,
Regina,
defeated
Frank
Fagan,
06,
Moose
Jaw.
Harold
Collins,
130,
North
Battleford,
defeated
Keith
Johnstone,
136,
Moose
Jaw.
B.
Hanson,
108,
Melfort,
defeated
Bruce
McDonald,
110.
Moose
Jaw.
PONY
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
PLAYERS
i
Group
workout
scheduled
for
Saturday,
April
10,
1:30
to
4:30
p.m.
CANCELLED
because
of
the
weather.
See
Your
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
AVAILABLE
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
GREER
&BRIDDEN
Brighter
Prospects
SYDNEY,
N.S.
(CP)
Prospects
for
employment
In
the
building
trades
here
are
brighter
than
at
this
time
last
year,
according
to
union
officials.
Among
projects
under
way
is
a
new
jetty
at
the
Point
Edward
naval
base.
II.
LEWIS,
Scc.-Treas.,
Prince
Rupert
Pony
League
LIMITED
Phone
909
CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
215
First
Ave.
W.
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&
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Prices
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Instalment
Payment
Plan
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Guaranteed
Workmanship
Large
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
siding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
choose
from.
TONIGHT
9:00
Rainmakers
vs
Manson's
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South
Europeans
vs
North
Europeans
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