Prince
Ruperi-
Daily
News
Friday,
January
15,
1954
Rangers
Start
Drive
for
Playoff
Berth
rookie
Glen
Sonmor
....
1ra
ftMCKS
UI
ren
uooirey
was
Sittn,
The
j.ui
and
"
Wallv
"
"v
Hergeriheimer
B
The
growls
aren't
audible
yet
,
Hawks'
H..i..t
was
the
JlaWKS
Kid
Gavilan
And
Doctor
Given
Awards
hixui
IN
THIS
CORNER
must
oe
but
Boston's
Brums
straight.
I
Sonmor
fired
the
first
goal
at
j
(iq
of
the
second
period,
with
.
snurliiig
now
that
it
looks
as
if
!
they're
going
to
have
a
real
bat-1
tie
for
a
playoff
berth
in
the
!
National
Hockey
League.
penalty.
That
counts
t
core
1-1.
.ipltigoutry
tier's
tally
ir
lhe
BrZ'
6:42
mark.
Hal
Uiyk
aO-foot
drive
that
waL"
by
a
Detroit
defenwrrm
ner
was
in
just
the
right
slam
the
puck
past
:
Terry
Sawchuk.
dick
Avni:s
1
another
rookie.
Jack
Evans,
as-i
slsling.
Irwin
set
up
Hergeshei-mer
for
his
goal,
which
came
I
Just
after
the
halfway
mark
of
!
the
third
frame.
Continuing
where
we
left
off
yesterday,
discussing
tne
The
Red
Wings
were
extended
-
The
fired-up
New
York
gers
are
snapping
at
their
hef
k
and
the
Bruins
can
no
longer
,
h
.pe
to
back
into
the
playoffs
The
Ra-gers
are
a
different
outfit
these
days.
The
changes
j
they
marie
to
hit
on
a
strong,
coordinated
winning
line-up
have
:
not
been
in
vain
and
their
new
coach.
Muzz
Patrick,
couldn't
,
have
taken
over
from
Frank
j
Boucher
at
a
better
time.
RICHARD
GIVES
UP
COLUMN,
APOLOGIZES
TO
CAMPBELL
MONTREAL
(CP)
Maurice
(Rocket
I
Richard
of
Montreal
Canadiettf
today
'
humbly
and
sincerely
apologized"
to
President
Clarence
Campbell
of
the
National
Hockey
league
and
to
NHL
governors
for
statements
he
made
In
a
recent
newspaper
column.
Richard,
who
criticized
Campbell
for
his
action
regarding
the
suspension
of
Bcrnie
Gcoffrlon
after
a
recent
NHL
rhubarb,
said
that
he
was
giving
up
his
newspaper
column
while
he
was
playing
hockey
as
"freedom
of
the
press"
was
denied
him
while
he
was
under
NHL
jurisdiction.
The
French-language
paper
which
carries
Richard's
by-lined
column
headlined
the
announcement
of
Richard's
apology
with
"RICHARD
GAGGED."
Rayner
Shuts
Out
Canucks
ny
Tiif
Canadian
Press
of
the
Saskatchewan
Senioi
A
rookie
defenoeman
find
a
Lookup,
turned
in
a
spu-a-lin".
problem
facing
local
fighters
who
hope
to
go
somewhere
in
their
chosen
sport,
we
repeat
that
being
isolated
in
a
town
like
Prince
Rupert
is
quite
a
handicap.
-
-
Here
are
Joe
Ward
and
his
two
circus
office
yesterday
after
champions,
IS
HI
(Mouse)
Morri-
Solomons
telephoned
from
son
and
Andy
Marshall
ready
Miami,
Fla.
and
in
shape
to
go
to
the
Dia-;
inond
Belt
tournament
and
the
i
Capo
fare
lined
up
for
next
NEW
YORK
Welterweight
champion
Kid
Gavilan,
Dr.
Vin-!
cent
Nardieiio
and
Floyd
Patter-'
son
have
been
honored
by
the
American
Boxing
Writers
A.sso-i
ciation
as
the
outstanding
men
i
in
the
sport
in
1953.
i
Gavilan
received
the
Edward
J.
I
Neil
Memorial
Plaque
as
"fighter
of
the
year,"
an
award
named
in
)
memory
of
the
former
Associat-;
ed
Press
sports
writer
who
was
killed
while
covering
the
war
in
Spain.
Jack
Dempsey,
former
heavy-
weight
champion,
in
presenting
to
the
limit
betore
downing
the
I
Bruins.
Glen
Skov
scored
the
winning
goal
with
only
seven:
minutes
to
play.
I
Metro
PrvKtai
got
the
other
Detroit
goal
at
11:31
of
the
second
period
while
Boston's
War
the
award
hailed
Gavilan
as
j
"one
of
the
greatest
fighters
of
!
Last
night,
playing
under
Pat-
'
rick
for
tlie
second
time
the
j
TMngers
blanked
Chicago
Black!
!
Hawks
2-0
in
the
windy
city
and
moved
to
within
two
points
of
tne
fourth-place
Bruins,
who
dropped
n
2-1
decision
to
the
:
leading
D
'troll
Red
Wings
In
subject
of
money
rears
its
ugly
'
week
has
Ketchikan
Rockets
j
j
head.
Should
the
Vancouver
.
coming
here
next
Friday
and
!
i
paper
sponsoring
the
fights
not
Saturday
to
play
a
return
series;
j
come
through
with
the
fare,
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Challrn-
I
then
a
fund
or
sponsor
appears
gets.
j
I
to
be
necessary.
Folks
tell
us
S
i
that
we
should
have
fight
cards
Girls'
basketball
starts
the
j
here
to
raise
money.
A
wonder-
second
half
of
its
schedule
to-
j
lul
idea,
basically,
but
who
in
night
with
Frosty's
food
Lockers
this
district
is
going
to
be
sul-
i
taking
on
the
league
leading
cidal
enough
to
step
in
the
ring
Horn's.
Frosty
's
go
into
the
en-with
either
of
the
two
afore-
counter
with
a
2-win-2-loss
!
lormer
Dig
league
goane
proved
I
game
on
defence
modern
times."
j
Dr.
Nardieiio,
former
boxer
j
and
New
York
State
athletic
i
commission
physician
for
many
j
years,
was
given
the
James
J.l
Walker
plaque
for
"long
and
meritorious
service"
to
the
sport,
i
His
goal
came
after
Jim
Ross
Patterson,
165-pound
Olympic
champion
in
1952,
accepted
the
James
Dawson
Memorial
Plaque
a.s
"rookie
of
the
year."
Boston.
imiTi
sr
h:am
Tile
Hangers'
win
was
the
fifth
in
their
last
six
games.
All
the
Rangers
have
to
do
is
to
keep
that
pace
up
to
start
bringing
back
the
New
York
fans
in
droves.
Goalie
Al
Rollins
stopped
19
New
York
shots
and
the
two
that
beat
him
came
off
the
mentioned
maulers
for
the
sake
of
three
or
less
free
rounds
of
unpremeditated
massacre?
Any
thoughts
on
the
subject
of
"an
angel"
for
these
boys
will
be
appreciated
by
this
depart
u
poieni
coinumauon
inursnay
night
as
the
Saskatoon
Quakers
sent
the
first-place
Vancouver
Canucks
down
to
defeat
on
the
1
iist
stop
of
their
Western
Hockey
League
prairie
lour.
The
score
was
1-0,
thanks
to
a
second
period
goal
by
rookie
Dale
Anderson
and
some
brilliant,
netminding
by
ex-Nc,v
York
Ranger
Chuck
Rayner.
The
victory
was
a
big
one
for
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
.FOR
TAKF.
Ol'T
ORI.FRS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
had
tested
Lome-
Worsley
with
a
Ion'!
shot
and
me
rebound
slithered
away
from
th;'
Vancouver
cjalie.
For
Rayner.
the
whitewishiiu;
job
was
his
fifth
of
the
season,
best
in
the
league.
The
game
was
featured
t
tight
checking
throughout.
Canucks
gambled
in
the
final
minute
by
taking
out
Worsley
fur
the
extra
attacker
but
a
stout
oefence
and
Rayner
kept
Hv
m
from
tying
it
up.
irslLV
at
this
Ktof
record
while
Dom's
have
yet
to
be
beaten
in
four
outings.
In
the
Junior
boys'
league,
second-place
Sports
Shop
meets
third
place
Ormes
and
Bulger's
face
the
league
leading
Sea
Cadets.
The
sailors
boast
live
wins
and
no
losses
while
the
jewellers
have
only
one
win
in
five
games.
We
hear
that
Sonnie
Beynon,
former
local
basketball
"great"
back
in
town
for
awhile,
has
been
approached
by
Gordon
and
Grant
&
Newton
Still
lop
League
The
three
top
teams
in
the
Men's
Ten
Pin
Bow'ing
League,
SPARKLING
CLEAN
Grant
&
Newton,
Elks,
and
Ci'yJ
Two
games
are
on
tap
tonight
'
Canucks
move
to
Edmonton
aim
Seattle
Bombers
tangle
with!
Victora
Cougars
at
Victoria.
Andersons
to
see
if
he
will
turn
out
for
them.
It
would
be
some
the
Quakers.
It
kept
unblemished
their
record
of
14
straight
games
at
home
without
a
loss
and
moved
them
into
a
third-place
tie
with
New
Westminster
Rcyals.
Saskatoon
now
trails
second-place
Calgary
by
four
poinU
and
Vancouver
by
six.
Besides
banging
in
the
winning
marker,
Anderson,
up
on
trial
from
the
Moose
Jaw
Millers
Cooey
Chrome
ment.
Should
the
boys
receive
no
backing
then
they
won't
be
pning.
Mouse
and
Andy
both
want
Joe
in
their
corner
and
have
no
intention
of
taking
on
th"
pros
and
.semi-pros
that
manace
to
fmht
in
the
Diamond
Belt,
(since
they
are
in
the
armed
services!
without
Joe's
valuable
presence
at
the
ringside.
'
Sneaking
of
boxers,
heavyweight
champ
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
basketballer
Tiny
Carlson
is
p
r
e
se
n
1
1
y
undergoing
treatment
for
a
spinal
ailment
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
would
welcome
any
of
his
friends
who
could
spare
the
time
to
drop
in
and
see
him.
thing
to
see
if
he
decides
to
get
back
into
strip
and
help
the
hardwarcmen's
cause.
Members
of
Prince
Rupert
Ski
club
were
out
last
Sunday
enjoying
the
powdery
snow
on
Mount
Hayes.
The
new
tow
rope
was
installed
and
will
be
in
operation
this
coming
Sunday
if
all
goes
well.
Further"
information
on
To
dress
up
your
kitchen
...
to
give
it
thul
completely
new
look,
pick
a
miner-styled
Chrome
set
by
COOEY.
Fay
to
Clean
and
Keep
Clean
SETS
I
ROM
$89
50
"p
Transfer,
each
took
three
points
and
dropped
one
to
the
RCMP,
Imperial
Oil,
and
the
Moose,
respect
ively,
so
that
the
learn
standings
remain
unchanged
in
crder.
Grant
&
Newton
now
lead
the
league
with
40
points,
Elks
are
second
with
33.
City
Transfer
third
with
28,
then
the
Mnosr-with
17,
Imperial
Oil
15,
and
the
RCMP
with
11.
There
were
few
big
scores
In
comparison
with
the
three
previous
nights
but
John
lluupcii
continued
his
good
bowling
of
late
with
a
good
595
series
with
T06
and
203
games.
Barry
Watson
scored
the
high
single
geme
when
he
rolled
213
and
w:s
closely
followed
by
D(.n
Arney
v.-ho
rolled
a
212
in
his
fi.it
...
A
wide
size
re
skiing
can
be
obtained
from
i
Roland
LaStarz.a
of
New
York;lan
Fredheim
at
Blue
954
or
black
suede
and
FOR
TriAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
Kelowna
Packers
Chill
Spokane
Ily
The
Canadian
Press
The
reception
the
Spokane
Flyers
have
been
getting
rr
their
tour
through
the
Okan-r.gan
Hockey
League
has
ben
a-s
cool
a.s
the
weather
in
the
pints.
Flyeis
of
the
Western
International
League
absorbed
a
8-3
loss
at
the
hands
of
Kelowna
Packers
last
night,
their
third
ers
.
.
.
Cuban
or:j
has
signed
to
meet
Don
Cockell,
:
odrtie
Eitlsvik
at
Blue
719.
Britain's
heavyweight
boxing;
I
1
heels.
.
.
1
Also
see
our
;
Legion
Curling
champion,
in
a
10-round
bout
in
London.
March
30.
Notice
of
the
signing
was
announced
by
Pro-motor
Jack
Solomons'
Piccadilly
i
can
Girl
Sandals
Schedule
Changed
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&
ANDERSON
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game.
The
high
single
team
Fashion
Footj
The
enforced
withdrawal
of
I
came
andUhe
high
three
gam
s
j
Ktraight
setback
against
OSHL
i
.?
(
ompetition.
the
Hootz
rink
from
the
Cana-1
were
both
v
rolled
by
the
K!
dian
Legion
curling
club
has
ne-
j
with
a
862
sngle
and
a
25
cessitated
a
reversion
to
the
:
series.
Record
Season
j
WATERTON.
Alta.
(CP)
Tour-i
ist
registrations
in
the
Waterton
BACKACHE
MaybeWarninq
Backache
it
olten
caused
hy
taiy
kidnea
action.
When
kidneys
get
out
of
order,
excess
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
or
that
tired-out
and
heavy-headed
feeling
may
soon
toiiow.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
belter
work
better.
Get
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
now.
SI
Remember
When
Lakes
National
Park
in
the
1953
'
YOUNG
MAN
OF
ACTION.
,i
Bv
Tlie
Canadian
PresK
season
reached
a
record
A
total:
.
Of
20G.587
visitois
In
52.435.
cjirs
i.
were
registered
at
Park
gates.
.
75
H
:
till
w
it
i
I
-i
'
4
?
4
1
ill
Henry
Armstrong,
sensational
Los
Angeles
negro
holder
of
the
world
featherweight
boxing
title,
raided
lightweight
ranks
to
knock
out
Enrico
Vcnturl
In
the
sixth
round
16
years
ago
tonight.
It
was
Armstrong's
first
start
"f
the
year
that
saw
him
wind
up
champion
in
three
classes
featherweight,
lightweight
and
If
V
"
l
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTGAAETRIST
i
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ft
;
4
urn
11115
original
Sections
A
and
B
of
five
teams
in
each
section.
,
The
vacant
spot
made
by
the
Hootz
rink
will
be
taken
by
the
Parker
rink.
The
Schedule
for
Sunday,
Jan.
17
is
now
as
follows:
Bill
Baxter
vs
Bill
Anderson
(ice
No.
1);
Ted
Parker
vs
Jimmy
Andrews
(ice
No.
2)
and
Tom
Prokokow
vs
Jerry
Lemire
(ice
No.
3.
Of
the
games
already
played
the
following
are
declared
null
and
void:
Doug
Hootz
vs
Bill
An-"drson
and
Ted
Parker
vs
Tom
Prokokow.
Continuation
of
George
Cook
tronhy
play
at
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
club
are
as
follows:
Ostertag
9,
McKenzie
8:
Thorn
IS.
Sieber
5-
Aston
10,
Turner
4;
Moore
13,
Gcorgeson
7:
Greene
15,
Meighen
5;
Berg
12,
Turner
6.
.
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m
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address:
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Skilled,
Tough
and
Proif
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mm
1
Skilled:
He
is
trained
in
many
ikills
and
trades
and
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
CIVIC
CENTRE
6:45
Sports
Shop
vs
Ormes
7:45
Bulger's
vs
Sco
Cadets
8:45
Frosty
Lockers
vs
Dom's
to
handle
the
new
complex
weapons
of
Canada's
modem
'
He
ranks
tops
among
the
fighting
men
of
rtw
4-
Tough:
The
rigorous
training
he
undergoes
keeps
himpkti
fit
ond
ready
to
defend
our
freedom
in
Asia,
Europe
and
.
.
w
variety
of
climates
in
Cil
frond:
He
is
oroud
of
the
fine
reoutation
he
has
built
forCoiw?1
1
You
Name
It!
himself
in
Korea,
Germany
and
throughout
T
u
si
You
can
carta
a
career
for
yourself
in
the
Canadian
Army.
And
yo
f
We
Ship
It!
serving
with
young
Canadians
like
yourself
who
wanl
to
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too
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if
you
are
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40
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of
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requirements.
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certificates
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away.
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