f
Monday.
Muicti
in,
1UM
j.
i
:
-ji
mm
-
u
his
k
h
Underdogs
Take
(VJ
1
Manson's
Trim
Millers
mSii
Sixth
NHL
Championship
puy
non
u,
the
''kaiiair-in
o.
"
I.
-V)
tlie
fifth
Kangi
r
goal.
A
second
-period
goal
by
centre
C.il
Gardner
gave
the
Bruin?
victory
in
Toion'o
Saturday.
Fleming
MacKell
scored
tht
j
lly
The
CatmUuin
Press
I
Detroit
Ited
Winus
picked
up
'
a
few
thousand
dollars
and
an-:
other
big-league
hockey
record
:
during
the
weekend.
To
Even
Senior
Series
Champions
Manson's
Omegas
in
good
passing
plays
to
pace
the
t
fry
w
':
.
..jf
V
".
.
Tk
.
,
Uv
'Hie
Citnuriinn
Ptokh
The
underdogs
had
it
ull
their
own
way
In
Western
International
Hockey
League
seiui-iinal
play
during
the
week-end.
Spokane
Flyers
came
from
behind
to
score
4-0
and
5-2
victories
Saturday
and
Sunday
nights.
The
two
teams
return
to
Kim-biTley
for
the
deciding
game
Wednesday
night.
Atj
Nelson
Saturday,
Trail
Smoke
Laters
bounced
back
from
a
two-game
dificit
In
their
semifinal
to
defeat
ihc
Leafs
7-4.
The
fourth
cam:'
of
the
series
will
bj
played
in
Trail
tdnighl.
Over
In
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hoslon
goal.
Sid
Smith
i
Ii
hani.M'iied
in
one
of
thoc
i
t-lher
roared
back
Saturday
nlfht
to
North
Star
quintet
which
lost,
take
CCC
300
Club
60-47
and
the
first
quarter
12-11
and
tookj
1-0
lead
at
!
um.-l.-v
Nulinniil
Hm-kev
I.
a'UK'
'
I'ave
the
Leafs
a
"
"
i
week-ends,
with
the
De'roiters
:
backing
into
their
sixth
sl
i
aiglu
championship
because
Toronto
17:33
of
the
first
period
but
U
didn't
stand
up.
In
Boston
Sunday
the
Urulns
went
on
a
three-goal
splurge
In
I
he
second
riod.
MacKell,
a
former
Leaf,
got
two
of
them.
Johnny
Pelrson
Rot
the
other.
w.n
a
square
the
Senior
B
League
bas-I
the
next
two
t)-5
and
15-10.
ketball
finals
at
one
game
each,
j
Fraser
and
Payne
made
a
valiant
In
the
first
game
of
the
Inter
.
effort
to
catch
up
in
the
last
A
league
finals
North
Star
Bot-
quarter,
outshooting-
the
bottlers
tiers
fought
off
a
final
quarter
,
U-3.
rally
by
Fraser
and
Payne
to
win
Accuracy
at
the
free
throw
line
38-35
and
take
a
one-game
lead
paid
off
for
North
Star
and
in-in
the
best
of
live
series.
accuracy
in
taking-
free
shots
General
Motors
took
advan-
;
lost
the
game
for
F
&
P.
The
Maple
Leafs
couklr.
t
game.
TI13
Louis
dropped
a
sion
Saturday
to
th?
t
1
!ZU
Hockey
Hockey
League
i.eague
the
me
playoff
piayoir
field
held
l'hoio
by
chuiidUrs
tjiiuiio.
place
Boston
Bruins.
Th
fact
;
NO
TKOl
lil.E
that
the
Wings
were
whipped
j
The
Ha
ks
were
no
match
for
was
narrowed
to
three
Saturday
J
1
5-2
by
New
York
Rangers
Sat-
j
the
Canadiens.
With
fine
sup-
nlfilit
when
Kelowna
Packers
YkPFPTII
Uirday
unci
2-0
by
the
Rangers
,
,,,,,-t
,y
relief
goalie
Jacques
1
took
the
best-of-five
.semi-fmal
,
v
-iUL
:
ki.....
v....i
c.n.
.
Hoio'i
..I
i
j
i..
i.i,.
t
ii.
1
series
with
Kamloons
Elks
llirop
I
MEMBERS
OF
Jl'NIOR
HOYS'
BOXING
CLl
II
arc
shown
after
they
greeted
1954
Golden
Gloves
boxers
on
their
'return
from
Vancouver.
Front
row
left
to
right)
are
Jerry
Dominato,'
Billy
Smith,
Bobby
Good,
Billy
Saunders.
Back
row
(left
to
right
:
III
in
w
mi
iv
iiiivhij
v......
.
i'l.iiiu-,
will)
LUI
lli:u
III
111
linn
1:1
'
amen
the
Mont-
I
B
"
"J
'""S
ivuiii-
l:
mm.
mm
tout
in
14
g
loops
3-2
player
pocketed
an
extra
tage
of
the
long
lay-off
enjoyed
!
bottlers
sank
18
free
shots
In
i
by
the
league
champion
Man-
:
24
tries
while
the
drygoods
crew
'
son's
and
mowed
down
the
Inter
made
good
on
only
9
out
of
29
'
B
league
champions
46-28
In
the
chances.
Gary
Morison
with
9
first
game
of
a
best
of
five
and
Freddy
Kristmanson
with
8
series.
paced
the
losers.
-
i
I'NDI
R
PROTEST
i
SCOKFD
24
POINTS
j
The
Stnior
game
which
saw
i
Teddy
Leask
was
the
star
for!
Manson's
take
an
early
lead
over
General
Motors,
chalking-
up
a'
the
pulp
millers,
was
played
total
of
24
points
as
the
Motors
or
winning
the
title.
Packers
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
Penticton-Vernon
serle:;
in
the
best-of-seven
final.
Vernon
Canadians
took
a
2-1
lead
in
their
best-of-fivc
affair
Saturday
night,
downing
Pcn-ticton
V's
5-4
In
one
of
the
fast-rst
games
seen
on
Penticton
Ice
lealers
were
never
in
trouble.
Maurice
Richard
bagged
his
36tn
no:
of
tho
season
and
the
oth-1
c
rs
went
to
Lome
Davis,
Jean
Beliveau
and
Bert
Olmstead.
i
A
crowd
of
0.071
fans
saw
a
ililly
at
Chicago
Sunday.
Referee
Bill
Chadwick
dealt
out
six
major
penalties,
two
10-miniite
misconducts
and
a
game
misconduct.
Eddie
Muzur
of
Canadiens
got
i
three
of
the
majors,
one
misconduct
and
the
game
miscon-
KOI
III
E
LOSS
,
The
Leafs
also
suffered
a
double
loss.
They
wire
beaten
3-0
by
the
Bruins
in
Boston.
Sunday.
That
dropped
them
into
third
place,
one
point
behind
Montreal
Canadiens.
The
Canadiens,
meanwhile,
whitewashed
Chicago
Black
Hawks
twice.
4-0
at
Montreal
Saturday
night
and
6-0
at
Chicago
Sunday
night.
Andy
Marshall,
winner
of
1954
Golden
Gloves
middleweight
j
crown,
Douglas
Letourneau,
Bobby
Smith,
Bob
Emmas
and
Billy
Tsuchiya,
contender
for
"Gloves"
lightweight
honors.
In
front
is
young
admirer
Douglas
Thorarinson.
Fifty
Rinks
Entered
In
Biggest
City
'Spiel
Play
in
the
third
annual
There
are
14
out-of-town
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
bon-
.
rinks.
representing
Prince
spiel
gets
underway
this
Friday.
George,
Burns
Lake
Smlthcrs,
Entries
close
at
0
o'clock
to-
Terrace,
Skeena
Crossing,
and
Hm'i
labia
.
nol
to
any
loon
,
ffl
this
season.
i
i
Vernon
could
become
the
sec-
;
olid
finalist
ton.'rdit
when
they
i"PMf
III
b.
under
protest
by
CCC
and
will
be
ruled
upon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Backctball
commission.
Manson's
had
Maddy
Sedgewick
stripped
and
ready
to
play
when
the
game
was
clue
to
start.
'
Sedi'Fwiek.
an
Inter
A
league;
'
player,
played
earlier
in
the
season
for
Gordon
and
Andcr-,
son.
However,
before
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
Sedgewick
had
changed
into
street
clothes
and
li.l'l
thfi
Mmiv,)'c
l-f.n-li
team
went
on
a
rampage
and
;
played
rings
around
the
rusty
league
champions.
Only
In
the
final
quarter
did
Manson's
make
a
fight
of
It,
as.
General
Motors
took
the
game
12-5,
14-7,
9-4
and
lost
the
last
quarter
12-11.
M.
Anderson,
H.
Webber
and
Billy
Sedgewiclf
with
)
7
points
each
led
the
losers.
i
Lineups:
J
Inter
n
I'lnali
MA
NSON
Anderson
7,
Wt-bber
7.
B.
8rdi;ewlrk
7,
Erlckson
a.
Hixll!-kinson,
'I'.
Sedgwick
3.
Gmy
2.
Al
l.
BIT
Ol'T
Goals
by
Max
H.
nll.
v
au.l
duct-peiiulties
calling
for
uulo-
malic
league
fines
totalling
$50.
Glen
Sonmor
Rave
the
Ran
-
1
l(IOf
,
ll'
QMdlily
I
'!.
42il444J
Ptl'
mwUit
prlctl
I
tkH"
.IrcMft"
McRAE
night.
;
Tulsequah.
So
far
50
rinks
have
entered,:
in
the
'spiel
arc
five
events,
the
largest
number
ever
to
en-
(
Major
event
Is
for
the
Fashion
ter
and
making
this
the
city's
:
Footwear
Grand
Challenge
Tru-blggest
bonsplel.
Last
year
33
:
phy
won
last
year
by
the
Bert
rinks
were
competing
for
the
.
Rowbotham
rink.
...
....
.....
.-.
...
...
...
Sparked
by
Hill
Sunberg
the
CCC
sq,
,ad
tried
to
cut
down
the
'
,
19-8
gap
set
up
by
Manson's
but
Gus
Morison
of
the
Ilawk
had
two
majors
and
a
mist
miduct
lor
a
$L'5
fine.
I
Belleveau
and
Bctiue
Oeol-
frion
each
scored
twice
for
!
Canadiens.
Dick
Moore
and
Paul
Meger
accounted
for
the
;
others.
Total
i&
CIKNERAL
MOTORS
j
their
Sunday
victory.
The
two
Ranger
wins
left
them
three
points
behind
the
;
Bruiiw
and
all
but
out
of
tin-Stanley
Cup
race.
The
Bruins
have
two
games
in
hand
and
on-1
more
victory
will
give
them
th.1
fourth
ond
last
playoff
berth.
The
Rangers
were
on
the
bit
Saturday
us
little
Camill'
-
Touim
at
the
half
still
trailed
32-22
Khenton
7,
Nflstm
Carlson
Manson's
added
12
more
points
Lrask
24'
Bowes
a,
sunwoou.
Pea
various
trophies.
"The
Store
Tha:
Hhrniri
I
tut
a.lvcriitcmcm
11
not
publolittl
or
displayed
h-
tht
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tliv
liutcrnmrm
of
llriuth
Columbia
.
Membership
In
t
lie
Canadian
in
the
third
quarter
to
CCC's
9
'
llt(;r
4
'1IlaS
and
the
two
squads
scored
10
north
staji
iteiin
a,
McKay
9,
points
each
in
the
final
stanza.
Tuu
&.
Biatk
l.
Niekerson
o,
Donuid-Sunbcrg
was
top
scorer
for
CCC
"'TJ"-
&t,.n.
With
14
points
While
Art
01sen,n
P.
Cicone
7.
Strike"
7,
Forbes
2.
Henry
scored
four
goals
to
give
I
Red
Cross
pays
rl::h
rewards
1,1
them
the
5-2
victory.
personal
satisfaction;
it
is
a
I
SPORTS
BRIEFS
4?'
mmmm
with
17
and
Danny
BUI
with
15,
1
Stewart.
H
McKay
2.
a.
Morison
u
i
Tulul
35.
Gordie
Howe
and
rookie
Bill
great
Investment
in
the
spiritual
Dineen
scored
for
the
Win,s
j
values
that
give
meaning
tr
and
Nick
Mickoski
'accounted
for
I
daily
living.
paced
the
winners.
Referees
Doug
Sankey
and
Bill
Morrison
Senior
II
TluuN
rrr
011
nr.
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n
v,r,...i..r3
no
..nnli;n..
.-.,,
-v.v.
juu
v.a.od
u.
.3-iierK
a.
-
I
"'""
lu
!
Clirlstensen
8.
SimberK
14.
Marshall
S.
Scherk
o,
Thompson
4.
Pay
5.,
paris
(P-A
team
of
Cana-
Total
47.
CAREFUL
Spring
io.
(dlans
from
the
British
Hockey
MANSON'S-
Olseri
17.
ana
ia
10
umegas
including
a
technical
to
Bill.
Roy
McKay
and
Dick
Nicker-son
with
9
points
each
combined
Wt
hater
10.
Hurtwlg
2.
Walsh
2,
Bill
NOTICE
So
that
you
may
attend
"Prior
Claim"
15.
Dumas
4.
Totul
60
League
Sunday
won.
the
Jean
Potin
Cup
by
defeating
Toronto
East
York
6-5
before
a
crowd
of
6.000.
as
a
cot
with
a
Kitten
.
.
that's
the
expert
packers
who
prepare
your
'
household
goods
for
moving.
Phone
60
Second
event
is
the
Superior
,
j
I
Auto
Trophy,
captured
last
year
.
by
McKenzie;
third
event
Is
the
i
!
North
Star
Bottling
trophy,
now
held
by
Gordon
Bateman,
and
,
fourth
event
is
the
E.
T.
Apple-1
whalte
trophy,
w
hich
was
won
i
in
1953
by
Ken
Warren.
I
Consolation
award
the!
Bacon
Fisheries
trophy
was
won
last
year
by
the
Wilson
rink,
skipped
by
Al
Miller.
In
addition
there
Is
the
gtand
aggregate
trophy
donated
by
Frlzzell
Motors,
which
was
won
lust
year
by
Rowbolham.
It
was
captured
on
a
wln-agalnst-loss
average,
but
tills
year
there
will
be
a
playoff
between
the
four
.semi-flnulists
ir
the
first
four
events.
Ernie
Turner
and
Bob
Rud-derham
will
play
off
for
the
Rupert
Motors
trophy
at
the
conclusion
of
the
bonsplel.
In
the
knockout
elimination
last
week,
the
two
ended
on
top.
In
the
series,
Turner
defeats
i
ed
Holliston
and
McKenzie-
on
i
his
way
up,
while
Rudderham
i
beat
Garner
and
then
ousted
Harold
Thomi
Stamps
Again
Deadlocked
With
Canucks
For
Top
Spot
The
mcctinq
with
Mr.
L.
MacDoui
I
EDMONTON.
Matt
Bald-
.
'j
win,
27-year-old
Edmonton
curl-
j
ing
wizard,
won
the
fourth
an-
j
!
nual
Edmonton
ear
bonsniel
on
i
n
indsays
the
Evangelical
Free
Church
lor
ton
been
postponed
until
tomorrow
ot
8:00
p.m.
Mr.w.niiti:Mctwn
;tl
and
tone
Distance
Moving
V
The
Western
Hockey
League
chance
to
move
into
sole
posses-
Saturday
night
with,
a
14-4
vie-
:
swings
into
its
final
week
of
the
sion
of
first
place
when
they
.
torv
in
10.
ends
over
Truman
regular
season
tonight
with
Cal-j
move
into
Victoria
for
a
game!
Bailey
of
Tugaske.
Sask.,
to
take
gary
Stnmpeders
and
Vancouver
against
the
fifth-place
Cougars'the
b
e
s
t
-
o
f
-
t
h
r
e
e
final
in
Canucks
still
deadlocked
for
first
in
tonight's
only
contest.
Can-
j
straight
games.
Baldwin
won
the
place.
ucks
are
at
home
to
Saskatoon
I
first
game
10-0.
Stampeders
moved
back
Into
al
Tuesday
and
Seattle
Friday
and
;
first-place
tie
during
the
week-
j
finish
the
schedule
at
New!
-
da
ton
roiicit
l
n
d..k
end
by
battling
Edmonton
Fly-
Westminster
Saturday.
-
TTur
birdies
orT?he
ei
s
to
a
4-4
stalemate
in
the
;
stampeders
have
two
games
back
nine
Sunday
to
win
the
Alberta
capital
Saturday
night
mt,
home
Thev
nlnv
Victnrln
itinnnn
no.
d
...i.u
Ll
AM!
IT
TO
LINDSAY
S
'
VOI
R
LOCAL
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Al.l.Il
i)"
AGENTS
;
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..ii.
.
..
nun
vum
i
j'
........
......
v,Ui.L.ti.o
i.i
hoc.
vvecmesday
and
Edmonton,
Sat-
toon
Quakers,
making
their
i,,,).,.
final
swing
through
the
coast
a
four-under-par
68
and
a
hole
score
of
279.
Ted
Kroll,
Chandler
Harper
and
Jim
rier
tied
for
second
a
stroke
behind
Toski.
Saskatoon's
double
lens
left
section
of
the
league,
lost
3-1
to
,'theni
10
points
behind
the
79
'amassed
by
Vancouver
and
Calgary
and
only
one
point
ahead
Now
Westminster
Royals
Saturday
and
were
edged
3-2
by
Seattle.
Bombers
Sunday.
of
fourth-place
Edmonton.
Canucks,
who
have
two
games
In
hand
over
Stampeders.
get
a
i
:
MILWAUKEE
i.u
Advance
ticket
sales
of
the
Milwaukee
Braves
reached
925000
Sunday
more
than
half
of
total
ticket
sales
last
year
when
the
Braves
BOS(
E
GETS
TWO
j
Blinky
Bosce
almost
downed
Quakers
single-handed
In
New
Junior
Boxers
On
Tap
Tonight'
Six
members
of
Prince
Ru-'
pert
Junior
Boys
Boxing
Club
will
be
featured
In
boxing
bouts
to
be
staged
at
the
Boy
.Scout
and
Cults
Jamboree
slated
tonight
at
the
Cii'lc
Centre.
In
the
70-pound
class
Jerry
Dominato
will
meet
Bobby
Smith
in
one
bout
and
another
fight
will
feature
Bobby
Oood.
83-pound.s
versus
Blllv
Saunders
75
pounds.
In
the
lightweight-class
ArtTur-
Cis
Barrie
Tops
Women
Keglers
;
Westminster
Saturday,
scoring-
set
an
all-time
National
League
two
goals
and
setting
up
the
third
attendance
record
of
1.825,397.
j
by
Gordie
Fashoway.
George
;
!
Senick
collected
Saskatoon's
lone
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Fla.
TO
!
score.
Bobby
Thomson,
the
former
New
Senick.
back
in
uniform
after
;
York
Giants'
outfielder
whom
a
long
layoff
due
to
Injuries,
hit
Milwaukee
Braves
were
eount-
Cis
Barrie
topped
bowlers
In
"A"
Division
of,
the
women's
five-pin
league
last
week
with
best
single
eame
of
295
and
high
three
of
705.
New
Laurel
had
best
game
of
974
and
also
high
three
of
3740.
tne
scoring
column
again
sun-.
'B
on
so
neavny,
iraciurea
nisi
cot
te
meets
Wilf
Valpy
The
day
night
in
Seattle
with
Jack
'
rjht
ankle
sliding-
in
an
exhibi-
boys
have
been
trained
by
Mar-
McLeod
getting
the
other
saska-
i
wuh
game
ouiuruuy
anu
may
oe
,
t,n
Saunders.
toon
goal.
But
Quakers
were;
IflWWMM'iu
he'
.f.ureA
n,
the
S
.In
"B"'
Division.
Isla
,
Hague
1
unable
to
match,the
three
driven
u.jnentfis.'i
YfLr..:.l,,Vl:r
zi
rolled
top
game
of
26
UniJ
Exai
li'
by
Bomber'
0ave
Wall
'
hui'y
I
1
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.
IVA
-.'
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atKlefes
"frhni
Prfrt
IFBymky
.Vi
,
"lisctor;
iiogan,
KA'A
"
Schmidt
had
high
three
of
662.
FHon
and
Joe
Bell
Rtamneders
uiroeared
headed
Austral
sensational,
yung.
IF
NOT,
THERE'S"
STILL
TIME
for
victory
In
Edmonton
Satur-
!
f'lnner-
j0
equalled
the
world
100-yard
record
of
93
second
set
Sid
and
Steve
day
night
as
Finey
Wltiuk
blasted
home
two
fast
Mel
Patton
of
the
United
Try
Daily
Ncws
Classified
Prince
Rupert
Plumbers
rolled
high
game
of
927
and
had
three
of
2610.
,
Results:
,
"A"
Division
:
Doms
4,
Bulgers
0;
G
&
A
4,
Stars
0;
Sunrise
3,
Art
Murrays
1;
Lyons
3,
Clover-leafs
1;
Annettes
3.
Rupert
Radio
1;
DiblT
3,
New
Laurel
1.
goals
in
less
than
a
minute
of
T
...
mily
'3-
,!"'
111
rns-"
Calif.
the
third
period
to
send
Stamps
ahead
4-3.
They
clung
to
the
lead
until
the
last
22
seconds
Hogan
ran
in
an
invitation
race
on
a
grass
track
of
the
Sydney
sports
ground.
Referee
START!
Just
enter
the
BIG
i
when
lyfarcel
Bonln's
slap
shot
YOU'LL
PPRECIATE
THESE
evaded
goalie
Bill
Brennan
for
1
Bill
Ahearn
ruled
that
Hogan
re
ceivetl
no
wind
assistance.
"H"
Division:
Seventh
Avenue
Market,
4.
Co-op
0;
Prince
Rupert
Plumbers
4,
75
Taxi
0;
McKays
3,
Toilers
1;
Hi-Flyers
3,
Mansons
1;
Cooks
3,
Skeena
1:
Big
Sisters
3.
Wallace
R.
1.
the
tying
marker.
Witiuk
and
Gus
Kyle
tajllcd
the
other
Calgary
goals,
while
Jim
Uniac,
Bud
Pollc
and
Len
Haley
tallied
Edmonton's
first
three
goals.
AD
WRITING
CONT
Action
Asked
Against
Motorists
Who
Run
Down
Grouse
With
Cars
Featured
in
the
Daily
News
Saturday
.'.
DINING
PLEASURE
"
1947
Chrysler
W
indsitr
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
19541
I'lviiioulli
4-Duor
Sedan.
All
new
tires
....
$1450
1949
Ford
Tudor.
Very
food
shape
$
95
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
OLDER
CARS
TO
PICK
FROM
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
IF
YOUR
ENTRY
IS
TOP-YOU
WINTt
The
club
voiced
approval
of
,
present
regulations
on
migratory
birds
and
game
animals
;
and
recommended
that
no
;
changes
be
made.
j
The
club
planned
a
free
show-1
ing
March
17,
afternoon
and
j
evening,
of
three
films
on
fish-'
ing.
I
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
.
Commodore
Cafe
IN
PRIZES
REMEMBER
WHEN
Cy
The
Canadian
Press
Saskatoon
Quakers
won
the
Saskatchewan
senior
hockey
championship
21
years
ago
tonight
by
beating
Regina
Vie
Rpociat
to
Tlte
Dally
News
BURNS
LAKE
A
request
for
action
again.st
motorists
who
deliberately
run
down
grouse
feeding
along
highways
highlighted
the
meeting
of
the
Tweodsmulr
Park
Rod
and
Gun
C'i'b
In
the
Anglican
Hall
here
this
week.
A
resolution
for
submission
to
the
B.C.
Game
Commission
notes
that
"many
flocks
of
grouse
feeding
along
the
roads
are
constantly
being
run
down
Intentionally
by
motorists,
especially
in
the
spring
on
roads
adjacent
to
Burns
Lake,"
and
asks
that
signs
be
erected
on
all
highways
forbidding
1'such
wanton
oestruction"
and
that
penalties
be
imposed.
The
club
also
sought,
information
from
"Ducks
Limited"
on
the
reported
slaughter
ol
wild
geese
on
Horse
Shoe
Lake,
Illinois,
and
on
what
action
is
planned.
O
IMMEDIATE
FREE
DELIVERY
On
Purchases
From
3-2
in
a
two-game
total-goal
series.
The
Quakers
then
de-1
feated
Edmonton
Superiors
and
j
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
to
enter
the
j
Allan
Cup
finals,
where
they
lost
I
by
two
straight
games
to
Monc
ton
Hawks.
It
was
the
Mirl-times'
first
Allan
Cup
triumph.
Try
Daily
News
Classified
j
EATON'S
328
Third
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert
Store
Phone
740
hands
by
March
17th
SO
Entries
must
in
our