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Curling
Results
Thursday,
December
10,
1953
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4
Old
Time
Greats
Parade
"Stud"
Before
Youngsters
at
Calgary
CALGARY
(CP)
The
clock
was
played
a
return
engagement
be-turned
back
for
60
minutes
last
lore
a
crowd
ol
more
than
5,000
night
as
the
old-timers
of
hockey
appreciative
youngsters
and
rem-
iniscent
oldsters.
Wllklni
9,
Lewli
8;
Thorn
U
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r.,
r,r-
l
ridge
.
evening
Andernon
20.
McBroof
5;
Baieman
10,
McKenele
5;
Crossltl
6.
Johnson
;
McUod
5.
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Ramsay
7,
Turner
;
8chumn
Bhler
13.
Draw
for
tomorrow
altMaoo
if
Moore
va.
Wllkinn.
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.
5
s
5
You
can
write
your
own
score.
The
scoreboard
had
it
8-6
but
the
press
box
made
it
7-7.
Wakley,
Thom
vs.
Hulllston.
Grant
&
Newton
Maintain
Pace
In
Ten-Pin
Loop
s
Eig
guns
were
the
middle-period
old-timers
Gusty
Gusta-son,
Roy
Ferguson
and
Billy
Hudson
who
counted
two
goals
each.
Lome
Carr
counted
one
goal
and
assisted
on
two
to
match
the
Wednesday
night
saw
Grant
&
Newton
led
by
George
Morgan
"'-"";
"
who
added
assist
to
Hudson
an
still
setfi-.-
tho
nn-e
in
the
mr-iVs
ten
pin
bowling
league
as
they
nis
total-
svvenr
four
points
from
the
Mitch
Petchet,
Les
Thirwel,
Art
RCMP.
Morgan
set
a
new
high
Giroux,
Ken
Hunter,
Joe
Mc-single
game
with
his
first
game
Goldrick,
Dave
(Sweeney)
1
.im-V-'ig
1
--f
mm
i
of
the
evening,
scoring
a
nice
Schriner
and
Eddie
Wiseman
i
CCST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOB
TAKE
OUT
ORDEBS
Phon
200
Broadway
Cale
OUTSIDE
HIS
HARLEM,
NEW
YORK
CITY,
store
Roy
Campan-ella
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Is
congratulated
by
a
hast
of
his
fans
after
being
named
the
National
League's
"Most
Valuable
Player
of
the
Year."
This
Is
the
second
time
for
the
Dodger
catcher,
who
also
won
the
designation
In
1951
244
and
then
rounded
out
the
scored
singletons.
Assists
were
evening
by
taking
the
rest
of
the
credited
to
George
Boothman,
individual
honors
by
taking
the
Alex
Luft,
Cully
Wilson,
Bill
Mc-hleh
three
eame
total
with
573.
Dowell,
Tommy
Anderson,
Tony
City
Transfer
refused
to
lose
Desmarais,
Blliy
Creighton,
Wise-ground
to
the
league
leaders
and
man
and
Schriner.
took
four
points
from
.the
Moose
j
Cully
Wilson,
old-timer
Cal-
TERRY
SAttCHCK
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
puts
his
glove
to
his
face
where
blood
Is
already
starting
to
trickle
after
being
hit
by
puck
(top
c
intre)
fired
by
Harry
Watson
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
National
Hockey
League
game
at
Toronto.
Leafs
won
3-0.
Left
to
right:
George
Armstrong,
Gord
Howe
and
referee
Bill
Chad
wick.
and
also
set
a
new
high
three
gary
Tiger
star,
belied
his
62
VANCOUVER
CP
Harry
Har-
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greaves
was
elected
president
of
You'll
discover
that
we
are
more
than
expert
painters.
Like
all
good
craftsmen,
we
are
also
Interested
In
the
beauty
we
can
create.
No
matter
the
color
combination
or
shade
vou
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the
Society
of
Notaries
Public
of
nesday
night.
showed
why
he
was
rated
he
old
wuh
Columbla
Wednesday
at
In
the
other
game,
the
Elks
,
smoothie
of
the
National
Hock-
ne
assocUtlon.s
28th
annual
took
three
of
four
points
from
,
ey
League
as
he
went
in
on
goal
Beneral
meeting
the
Imperial
Oil.
Along
with
to
score
one
of
the
closing
tallies.
'
z.
Probe
Slated
Into
41-Penalty
Brawl
Between
Maple
Leafs
and
Canadiens
By
The
canuciian
Press
1
i
JkTy
want,
you
can
depend
on
Us.
m
Morgan's
good
game,
six
others
Sam
Timmins
kicked
them
out
went
to
the
200
mark
with
Sim-l
as
he
did
for
the
junior
Calgary
..4-An
.nl.in
004
ri,i.ta
Oil
TanqHIani
halr
In
tViA
10.900
It
it
was
was
a
a
rhubarb
rhubarb,
to
to
say
say
the
the
i
,
Wings
Wings
and
and
the
the
fifth-place
fifth-place
Ne
New
Rudderharn
208i
Watson
202,
Little
Ernie
Anderson
gave
a
National
Hockev
Leaeue
Presi-;
least.
Bv
the
time
Udvari
had
I
York
Rangers
iought
to
a
3-3
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
,
Phone
Green
960
Cash
or
Terms
to
Suit
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
,
Day
Calls:
101
Dominato
201,
and
Parkhouse
brief
flash
of
the
old-time
stlck-with
an
even
200.
Jim
Currie
of
handling
technique
that
made
Imperial
Oil
is
still
leading
the
'
him
a
star
among
Tiger
players
league
in
average
with
a
181:
'of
yesteryear.
dent
Clarence
Campbell
said
this
finished
his
work
in
the
third
deadlock
at
New
York,
morning
he
will
launch
a
full
period
only
eight
players
were
j
The
Toronto
game,
fairly
quiet
scale
investigation
into
what
on
the
ice
and
the
benches
were
!
for
the
first
two
periods,
broke
some
say
was
the
roughest
game
empty.
Conn
Smythe,
Leaf
man-
j
wide
open
in
the
third
when
the
wewwwwej
in
National
Hockey
League
his-
aging
director,
said
it
was
the
!
Leafs'
Ron
Stewart
and
Mont-1
tory.
1
"war
of
1812.
reals
buq
Macfherson
started
trading
blows.
Montreal
Canadiens
and
Tor-
The
big
blowup,
which
surpas-
it
was
maynem
after
that.
onto
Maple
Leals,
the
two
"feud-
sed
the
25
penalties
given
to
De-ineest"
clubs
in
the
business,
troit
Red
Wings
and
the
Leafs
Tom
Johnson
of
Montreal
mov-
kicked
up
such
a
penalty
ruckus
Oct.
12,
1952,
came
at
18:12
olied
in-to
separate
them
and
Wednesday
night
that
league
the
third
period
after
Leafs
had
j
Stewart
slugged
Johnson
on
the
officials
are
already
in
i
huddle
taken
a
3-0
lead.
Thirty-one
cnin.
players
rushed
from
the
to
take
some
action.
penalties
were
assessed
In
that
,
benches
and
sticks
and
gloves
went
flying.
At
one
time,
Harry
Watson
tackled
three
Montreal
players.
Bob
Solineer
of
the
Leafs
and
A
record
41
penalties,
give
or
period
alone,
including
four
take
a
few,
were
handed
out
by
majors
and
21
10-minute
mis-referee
Frank
Udvari
as
the
conducts
and
automatic
$25
third-place
Leafs
blanked
the
fines.
league-leading
Canadiens
3-0
in
In
the
only
other
game
Wed-Toronto.
nesday
night,
second-place
Red
rry
.
1
I
Canadiens'
Bert
Olmstead
start-
I
ed
punching.
MacPherson
then
k
..off
-
switched
to
Toronto
centre
Eric
Nesterenko.
Paul
Masnick
of
Montreal
and
Toronto
defence-man
Fern
Flaman
slugged
it
out.
The
sellout
crowd
of
13,426
was
going
wild.
Udvari.was
fran
KenWatsorfs
1
3-pc.
Blonde
BEDROOM
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With
Radio
Headboard.
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$29.50
1
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Mohog
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tic.
Nobody
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j
hitting
whom.
I
However,
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away
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both
coaches
to
clear
their
benches.
I
After
giving
four
penalties
in
I
the
first
period
and
stx
In
the
:
second,
he
threw
the
book
in
the
,
third.
$29.50
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$97.65
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LVIvari
ordered
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ties
for
fighting
to
MacPherson,
I
defenceman
Tom
Johnson
of
ARTICLE
No.
8
with
what
spoils
you
have,
in-
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in
thw
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more
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$11.50
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!
Montreal.
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I
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MoKoaony
;
what
you
have
and
want
to
guarding
that
shot
rock.
But
I
protect
it.
You
are
as
much
as
fear
greatly
that
you
are
in-telling
the
opposing
skip
that'dulging
in
some
wishful
think-he
is
a
better
player
than
youjing.
arei
You
are
trying
to
retreat
First
of
all,
guarding
U
one
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15
ers
on
the
ice.
Toronto
had
de-fencemen
Hugh
Bolton
and
Tim
;
Horton,
centre
Ted
Kennedy
and
,
goalkeeper
Harry
Lumley.
Mont-
j
real
went
with
rightwinger
Bert
',
Olmstead.
defenceman
B
u
t
c
h
j
Bouchard,
centre
Johnny
McCor-mck
and
netminder
Oerry
Mc-
i
Neil.
j
Raid
Smythe:
I
"I
don't
want
to
say
much.
All
j
I
want
to
know
is
when
the
Canadiens
will
be
back
here."
j
I
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be
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in
weight
as
.well
as
in
direction.
If
it
is
too
long
it
has
only
a
nuisance
value,
for
a
lon?
guard
on
normal
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is
no
guard
at
all.
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is
too
short,
it
provides
a
chance
for
a
"double"
take-out.
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The
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CHROME
Dark
Green
Frieze,
Reg.
$259.50
S11R.80
SET,
5-pc.
Reg.
$148.50
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fame,
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wife
of
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well-known
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with
any
spread
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Canadian
lady,
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find
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Bi,ir
Bonnet's
fresh,
swet
flavor
always
rat
top
billing.
You'll
love
its
year-round
nutritional
value
and
you'U
love
its
economy.
It's
so
handy
to
use,
too.
Fch
gohien-yellow
quarter
pound
is
individually
wrapped
in
pure
aluminum
foil
with
an
inner
parchment
lining
keeps
its
delicious
flavor
in
and
ice-box
odors
out)
Buy
Dr.
lou
Bi.ua
Bonnet
and
Enjoy
all
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
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FURNITURE
and
APPLIANCE
STORE
31
2
Third
Ave.
Wesr
Phone
460,
PRINCE
RUPERT
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LADY
ARVIN
CHROME
SRQ60
TABLE.
Reg.
$74.50
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