The
Prince
Rupert
Dciiiy
News
Monday,
January
25.
1954
Malayans
Win
Shuttle
Title
Bo-Me-Hi
Trims
Kay-Hi
46-41
To
Split
International
Series
Challengers'
Accuracy
at
Foul
Line
Sees
Alaskan
Squad
Downed
48-42
VIC'TOKIA
(U)-
Play
in
th
key,
Black,
Forbes.
Total
46.
Ketchikan
Tucker
13,
Vincent
8,
Auger
4,
Antonson
3,
Andis
0,
Maddox
5,
Johanson
2.
Total
41.
1
Lee
U
a
b
with
34th
annual
British
Columbia
badminton
championships
wa
concluded
Saturday
before
nearly
1,000
.shuttle
enthusiasts.
Top-seeded
Eddy
Choong
of
Malaya
came
through
with
a
straight
set
win
over
tournament-weary
Joe
Alston
Pa.su-dena,
Calif..
15-8.
lr.-13.
After
battling
the
agile
Malayan
hard
in
the
second
set.
Alston
called
for
two
points
at
13
nil
rather
than
the
usual
five.
Lions
Awarded
Weinmeister
i
REG1NA
(CP)
A
new
voice
I
with
mighty
lungs
will
be
heard
'
in
western
football
this
year,
j
British
Columbia
Lions
-successfully
gained
admission
to
the
Accuracy
at
the
free
shot
line
paid
off
for
Prince
Rupert
Coup
Challengers
Saturday
night
as
they
defeated
Ketchikan
Rockets
48-42
in
a
foul-studded
r.ame
at
tlie
Civc
Centre.
The
win
gave
the
Challengers
a
50-50
split
on
the
two
game
weekend
series.
Rockets
winning
the
first
game
68-54,
and
one
win
out
of
four
in
the
home
and
home
series
between
this
city
j
Mid
Ihe
Alaskan
centre.
!
A
total
of
33
fouls
proved
!
costly
to
the
Ketchikan
squad
as
the
Challengers
sank
60
per
cent
of
their
foul
shots
or
30
1
cut
ol
50
chanoes.
Don
Seherk
.
netted
8
free
shots
in
eight
tries,
'.
Hupp
Holkestad
sank
10
out
of
j
18
and
Ray
Spring
made
9
count)
cut
of
17
chances.
Challengers
i
were
penalized
14
times.
i
The
Rockets
oulseored
the
j
Challengers
in
field
goals
15-9.
!
Harlan
Johnson
opened
the
.coring
for
the
Rockets
but
nt
8:50
of
the
first
quarter
Prince
Rupert's
Pop
Pay
tied
it
up
The
Challengers
pressed
hard
but
-their
shooting
was
off
and
the
first
quarter
ended
8-8.
Seven
free
shots
completed
cut
of
8
plus
field
goals
by
Holkestad,
Don
Seherk
and
Ray
Spring
wiped
out
baskets
by
Harold
Leibowitz,
John
Christopher
and
J.
J.
Mackey
in
the
second
quarter
which
the
Challengers
took
13-8
for
a
21-16
halt
time
lead.
Challengers
only
got
one
field
goal
in
the
third
quarter,
scored
by
Don
Seherk,
as
Rockets'
Herman
Ludwigsen,
Bill
Martinscn
with
two
baskets
and
Larry
tnekson
with
another
tried
to
come
back.
However,
the
Challengers
sank
8
out
of
13
free
shots
to
the
Rockets
4
out
of
8
I
Choong
salted
away
the
winning
:
points
with
devastating
smashes.
Paired
with
brother
David,
j
Eddy
also
won
the
doubles
crown
from
Alston
and
Wynn
Rogers,
Pasadena.
in
handy
fashion
15-5,
I
15-6.
to
end
up
with
a
31-28
third
quarter
lead.
Sinking
11
free
shots
out
of
23.
plus
three
field
goals,
in
the
final
quarter,
Challengers
more
than
matched
the
five
field
j,oa!s
sunk
by
Ketchikan
who
enly
had
7
shots
to
take
and
sank
only
four
of
them.
HON
SCHERK
SHINES
j
Don
Seherk
again
stood
out
,
for
the
Challengers
both
in
scoring
12
points
and
robbing
Rocket
p.ayers
of
the
ball.
Rupe
:
Holkestad
was
Challengers'
top
point
getter
with
18
followed
by
Kay
Spring
with
13.
!
Only
two
of
the
Rockets
failed
jtc
hit
the
basket
with
MartiO.-
sen
heading
the
list
with
10
points.
I
Two
technical
fouls
were
handed
out
during
the
game,
one
to
each
team,
Prince
Rupct
for
"lip
from
the
bench"
and
Ketchikan
for
"language
unbe-!
coining
to
a
sportsman"
which
'.
foul
made
it
five
for
Mackey.
I
Ludwigsen
and
Martinsen
also
;
fuuled-out
for
the
Rockets.
In
a
preliminary
Inter
B
exhibition
game
Sunrise
Grocery
i
led
by
Bob
Sankey
with
12
points
downed
Nelson
Brothers
HIP
I
I
E(
Paced
by
Dick
Nickerson
on
the
offense
and
with
Rod
Tait
and
Rey
McKay
turning
in
outstanding
pei
lot
mances
on
defence,
Prince
Rupert
Booth
Memorial
High
school
Rainmakers
downed
Ketchikan
High
school
4-4l
to
win
th
second
game
of
a
four-game
home-aud-honie
series
in
Ketchikan
Saturday
night.
Last
two
games
of
the
series
for
the
international
high
school
trophy
will
be
played
between
the
two
schools
in
Prince
Rupert
around
February
25
and
2f.
Prince
Rupert
must
win
the
final
two
games
to
take
the
series.
Nickerson
led
the
Bo-Me-Hi
s(iiad
wilh
12
points
as
the
Rainmakers
took
the
first
quarter
1K-9
and
led
23-13
at
the
half.
Prince
Ruiwrt
managed
to
out-score
the
Ketchikan
squad
12-10
in
the
third
Quarter
and
the
rallying
Alaskan,
high
schoolers
who
came
back
to
take
the
last
quarter
lt',-11
in
the
final
frame,
couldn't
cut
down
the
extensive
Bo-Me-Hi
lead.
Tucker
led
Ketchikan
with
13
points.
Lineups:
Itainmakers
Nickerson
12,
Tait
8.
McKay
H,
Kristmansnn
7,
Ilelln
5.
Ciccone
6,
Morison,
San
j
Western
Interprovincial
Football
1
Union
at
the
league's
annual
'
'
meeting
here
this
week-end.
1
despite
a
threat
by
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
to
block
their
i
.
entry
as
the
fifth
team
In
the
,
conference.
I
Lions
also
were
awarded
Arnie
I
to
Weinmeister,
30-year-old
former
tackle
for
New
York
Giants
of
the
National
Football
League.
'
KETCHIKAN
Hockey
Scores
Vi:sTi.it
l.l;i:
Calvary
5.
Vancouver
4
(
Friday
i.
Calvary
2.
New
Westminster
2
iRatiirtlayt.
Calvary
5,
Seattle
0
(Sunday).
Vaneonver
4.
Seattle
2
(Suturtliiy
i
.
Edmonton
7.
Saskatoon
7.
OK
tl
AN
StMlllt
Pcntleton
(i.
Kamloops
2.
Kelowna
7.
Vernon
:i
(overtime
.
i
mi
it
v
ivn
itvu
io
ti.
Klmberley
5.
Trail
'J.
Spokane
2.
Ncljwm
2
lSaturtiv"
Spokane
8.
Nelson
4
(Sunday
(
with
connections
to
Black
Hawks
Hand
Canadiens
Worst
Shellacking
of
Season
Saskatchewan
officials
had
con-
:
!
j
tended
he
should
have
been
able
,
to
dicker
with
them
alone
because
he
was
on
the
Rider
nego-
tlation
list.
Weinmeister
already
I
ias
signed
for
two
years
with
j
Lions.
1
!
WIFU
commissioner
ruled
he
was
not
on
the
Saskatchewan
list
when
signed
by
Lions.
1
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
ond
oil
ALASK
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
PostW
to
the
tune
of
35-25.
The
even
split
for
all
teams
in
the
week-end
action
left
the
standings
unchanged,
with
Detroit
five
points
ahead
of
Canadiens.
The
Leafs
are
one
point
Lineups
i:lilliliiou
scnlor
A
COMPLETELY
NEW
ENGINE
FOR
f5
Uy
The
Canadian
Press
The
lowly
Chicago
Black
Hawks
rose
like
terrors
Sunday
night
to
smash
the
mightly
Montreal
Canadiens.
Whatever
it
was
that
got
into
the
downtrodden
Hawks
it's
got
tongues
wagging
today
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
Hawks,
strengthened
by
three
new
forwards,
walloped
the
Canadiens
8-3,
Montreal's
worst
licking
this
season.
The
Hawks'
goal
output
was
the
biggest
single-game
scoring
production
for
the
team
this
season
and
was
the
highest
number
scored
PIUNCE
RUPKI1T
CHALLENGERS:
Hnlkcstnd
IB,
Olsen
1.
Webster.
S.
.
Si-hiTk
a.
D.
Seherk
12.
sprinR
1.1.
I'ay
'2,
Webber,
Davis.
Kliiten.
Total
4a.
KETCHIKAN
ItOCKETS:
Ludwi'-seu
,
Johnson
4.
Martinsen
10.
Ilrewer
5.
Leiuowilz
1.
Ellis,
C'lirl.-,-lopher
B.
Malizonl.
Mackey
II.
Eriek-son
fi.
Total
42.
behind
and
10
in
front
of
the
Bruins
who
remain
two
points
up
on
the
Rangers.
The
Hawks
j
are
in
the
rear
with
23,
the
Sunday
win
being
their
ninth
this
season.
Two
of
the
Hawks'
new
for-
)
wards,
Jack
Mclntyre
and
Ike
I
Hildebrand,
played
prominent
roles
in
the
win.
Mclntyre,
for-
I
mer
Hershey
Bears
winger,
fired
I
two
of
the
Hawks'
goals.
Hilde-
I
Steals
Show
TAMPA,
Fia.
(CP)
Marlene
ADVANCED
DESGV
OVERHEAD-VALVE
Stewart
of
Fonthlll,
Ont.,
stole;
the
.show
in
the
final
round
of
the
eighth
annual
Tampa
wo-
i
men's
Open
72-hole
golf
tourna-
j
men
Sunday
when
she
posted
a
'
two-over-women's
par
of
77
and
came
within
an
eyelash
of!
catching
winner
Betsy
Rawls
of
I
Spartanburg,
SC.
Miss
Rawls
finished
with
an
83
and
a
total
I
01311.
j
7T
z?r)
brand,
in
his
first
game
since
his
purchase
from
Vancouver
Canucks,
counted
one
goal
and
assisted
on
another.
Kenny
Whar-ram
did
not
figure
in
the
point-making.
OTHER
SCORERS
The
other
Chicago
goal
scorers
were
Jimmy
Peters,
Bill
Mosien-ko,
Bill
Gadbsy,
Gus
Bodnar
and
Gus
Mortson.
Maurice
Richard
fired
two
of
4
t
.
..
7
.
..........
...
.
...
..
JJ
1
4
1
(.FORCE
DAWKS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
12.
by
Uinudd
s
most
exjwncnccd
-6
builder
the
Montreal
goals
with
Elmer
Lach
getting
the
other.
Chicago's
goal
Saturday
was
counted
by
rookie
Lou
Janowski.
against
the
Canadiens.
j
It
was
all
the
more
surprising
since
it
came
on
top
of
a
5-1
!
w
hipping
the
Hawks
took
fomi
the
Canadiens
in
Montreal
Saturday
with
Bemie
Geoffrion
the
j
triggerman
for
three
of
the
!
goals.
i
Chicago
didn't
provide
all
the
j
surprises.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
i
stunned
their
fans
by
failing
for
the
fifth
straight
game
this
season
to
score
a
goal
on
Detroit
ice.
The
Leafs
were
blanked
2-0
j
Sunday
night
and
they
now
have
gone
332
minutes
and
58
seconds
without
scoring
in
Detroit,
count-
j
ing
the
last
32
minutes
and
58
seconds
of
their
final
game
In
Detroit
last
season.
GETS
EIGHTH
SIIUTOVT
The
Red
Wings'
victory
Sunday
night
gave
goalie
Terry
Saw-chuk
his
eighth
shutout
this
season
and
mads
up
for
the
4-1
defeat
the
Leafs
handed
them
in
Toronto
Saturday
night.
The
New
York
Rangers'
private
duel
with
Boston
Bruins
the
last
few
days
ended
Sunday
night
with
Boston
salvaging
one
victory
out
of
three
games.
The
Bruins
eked
out
a
2-1
victory
in
Boston
following
a
4-3
setback
in
the
same
place
Saturday
night.
A
first-period
goal
by
Gordie
;
I
Howe
and
one
in
the
second
by
:
Bill
Dineen
gave
Detroit
its
win
!
over
Toronto
Sunday
night.
"
A
I
brawl
at
18:47
of
the
final
period
I
saw
Rudy
Mlgay
and
goalie
Saw-jchuk
tangle
in
front
of
the
I
Detroit
net.
The
fight
touched
i
off
others,
featuring
a
battle
between
Thomson
and
Bob
Gold-j
ham.
All
four
were
tagged
with
ff
hve
a
fine
cm
ninri
Tftonatch
Mi
DINING
PLEASURE
five-minute
penalties.
in
WHL
STANDINGS
By
The
Canadian
Press
W
1,
T
P
A
Pin
Calgary
28
17
3
188
142
B
Vancouver
25
18
0
1:18
117
50
Saskatoon
22
18
6
147
143
a()
N.
West.
21
20
7
152
167
4!)
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
I
Edmonton
18
22
8
175
18:1
44
(Victoria
17
22
8
1U
147
42
Seattle
15
2!)
6
138
178
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Dot
Marshall
Sets
New
High
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w.
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TWO
FOR
Dot
.
Marshall
rolled
a
new
women's
high
single
for
the
season
in
the
Mixed
Ten-Pin
League
when
she
rolled
222
and
also
took
women's
high
three
with
a
score
of
523.
For
the
men
Bins
Sharpe
took
high
single
with
222
and
Joe
Giordano
caotured
men's
high
three
with
528.
Team
high
single
was
taken
by
Dominoes
with
042
and
Four
Aces
took
high
three
with
1814.
Other
200
games
were
215
by
Barry
Watson
and
210
by
Vic
Menzies.
Results:
Tinyrnites
4,
Luckies
0;
Four
Aces
3,
Timberticks
1;
Dominoes
2,
M
&
M's
2.
1904
MONARCH
LUCCtNE
COUfC
ONE
MORE
V-8
POWER
FOR
GREATER
SMOOTHNESS,
FLEXIBILITY
AND
SAFETY
SALE
OF
LADIES
SHOES
Large
selection
of
styles,
colors
ond
sixes.
All
ot
popular
prices.
BE
SURE
TO
SHOP
EARLY
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
steadiness
on
curves
.
.
.
anil
Milliard'
complete
elioii
t
of
miil
rii
power
Icaliire
I'ower
Steerin;;,
I'uwer
llrakcs.
Cower
Nat.
I'ovot
iiulow
l
ifts
iiinl
Aiiloruiilic
Trail-inisinii
ineiiiis
a
new
ciiiicei
of
cITurlli"
ilrivini;
ease.
Monarcli's
new,
luiier.
slimmer
hIv
ling
i
fully
inatclicil
liy
I
lie
luxurious
eleniuiii'
Ionarcir
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interiors
so
eum-forlulile,
so
beautifully
appointed,
so
reslf"'
unrl
quiet
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speeds!
Hide
with
iww
licauty
.
.
.
drive
willi
'","
Mwer
...
in
a
195
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Moiian
li.
The
entirely
new
V-l!
engine
llial
powers
I
lie
inagiiiliceill
I'Cil
Mmiarcli
deliver
11
urtr
kind
of
V
-It
mcvr
.
.'1
for
overhead-ale
ilchigti
re(reneiils
IoiI.iv'k
iik.sI
ail-vanceil
ami
iiiokI
ellicienl
eiigincdesign.
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jMiwcr
that
conieo
from
lliis
preal
flew
engine,
iiiuilr
i
Camilla's
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more
rehHiiiMve
ami
llexililc
performance,
faster
acceleration
anil
great
safety
on
every
kind
of
mail.
Moiianli's
revolutionary
new
rii!e-conlrol
HyMcni
of
llall-Joint
l'rnnt
Suspension
ailils
an
cMra
measure
of
safely,
comfort,
anil
"Monarch's
new
V-8
delivers
wonderfully
smooth
power"
Remember
When
Howie
Morenz
was
traded
by
Chicago
Black
Hawks
to
New
York
Rangers
18
years
ago
for
Olen
Brydson.
Morenz,
who
starred
with
Montreal
Canadiens
for
11
years
before
going
to
Chicago,
slumped
after
the
trade,
but
returned
to
the
Canadiens
for
the
1936-37
season
and
showed
some
of
his
old-time
greatness
before
death
cut
short
his
career
in
March,
1937.
"It's
mighty
reassuring
to
have
that
safety
reserve
on
hand!"
SMART
FISH
oviviiuiaw
nave
iuuilu
liiui
iisil)
migrate
between
the
Red
8ea
and
the
Mediterranean
through
the
Suez
canal.
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