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Thursday,
February
20,
Wyi
Percy
Bassett
Wins
Parts
Bout
,
The
.M,
W..1--I.
a
U.t
,o,
it
Hi
Jul
piaueu.
ncluding
the
earth,
have
uM-
heights
are
seen
through
tie--
hiu
a
diameter
of
3.K.O.
lltes
or
moons
revolving
about
copes
them.
i
mil,,s-
.
'
Joe
Louis
to
Attend
Snorts
Celebrity
Dinner
nima
api
Perry
BttK.;ett
of
i
Help
yourself
to
,y
i
f
?
!
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is
h,
nj
-Di.:.?
Philadelphia
scored
a
technical
knockout
over
Auguste
Caultl
of
i
France
In
the
fifth
round
of
;
their
actwduled
10
round
bout
at,
live
Patau
de
Sports.
Bait-lt
wished
130
V,
and
Caulet.
former
French
lightweight
champion,
welKhed
!3f
V
TORONTO
(CP)
Joe
Louis,
whose
lethal
fists
made
him
heavyweight
boxing
champion
of
the
world
for
close
to
12
years,
heads
a
list
of
noted
athletic
figures
to
attend
the
March
5
sports
celebrity
dinner
of
the
Ontario
Sports
Writers
and
Sports-
BASKETBALL
WEEK-END
FEB.
27
and
28
Bassett
won
We
worm
iim-inu
,
tatlierwelt;lit
c
h
a
m
p
I
o
u
I"P
here
two
weeki
ao
.
(.
.casters
Association
(Foch
fafce
provices
bron,
nalwe't
Ian
for
one
room
or
every
room
Reg
Stone
Again
Seeks
Curling
Title
The
association
announced
today
that
Louis
will
be
a
guest,
coupling
this
with
the
news
thRi.
the
$25-a-plate
dinner
Is
a
sellout.
Close
to
600
persons
havs
bought
tickets
for
the
nfrair
which
serves
the
double
purpose
of
promoting
the
country-wide
nan
now
to
see
the
Alaska
teams
New
MeUakatla,
Ketchikan
nnd
two
top
local
teams
play
for
the
International
Tournament
Championship.
Reserve
your
tickets
now
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
or
ART
Ml'RRAV'S
MENSWEAIt
B
GOWANtOCK.
veteran
of
thousands
of
Ice
competitions,
will
lead
his
Dauphin,
Man.,
rirk
in
the
Dominion
curling
championships
a
t
Sudbury.
Out
.
next
month.
Oowanlock
s
rink
won
the
provincial
title
In
the
knockout
lmspi-l
ul
sale
of
Easter
seal
and
raising
un
Oi-;ituVi
Pnlnmhiii
mrl-
V,
innfiil---
L-'-
"V-
,
i
OLUHC,
Uic
uiiiuii
w
;
mrtiinir
fur
the
Ontario
Society
ing
master
from
Trail,
enters
hisj"'"""J
for
Crippled
Children.
All
pro
third
Dominion
final
March
Z
(Toasted
in
Kelong't
fK(iofi
ceeds
go
tu
the
six-it'ty,
which
received
$10,820
from
the
first
dinner
a
year
ago.
,
The
39-year-old
Louis,
who
ruled
as
heavyweight
champion
in
Sudbury.
He's
a
four-time
British
Columbia
champion,
but
the
Dominion
curling
playoffs
were
a
war
casualty
in
1945
when
he
won
his
first
provincial
cham
Lach
Leads
Cancdiens
To
2-1
Win
longer
than
any
predecessor,
is
RADIANT
ELECTRIC
PANELS
These
Panels
are
permanently
oit-IUU-cl.
provt'Ui
K
niixtern
electric
heatim!
in
Hr
most
ttticiei.t
ttuni
No
funs
no
fumes
no
cotU,
boiliM-K.
piping
or
Installation.
Plug
in
anywhere
'inialler'
m
o
d
e
t
;
may
be
moved
from
rnum
to
room.
Meat
for
the
hard-to-he-nt
n
in
Thennohtt
eontiol
pionship.
.
.jjone
ol
many
toi
nai'.
.tvlS
to
the"
more
Others
include
Wi.iie
Hoppe.
orthodox
draw
and
knockout!
(or
years
the
world
billiards
.style
of
play,
Stone
has
been
In
!
king:
Otto
Graham,
quarter-he
monev
in
both
finals.
I
back
of
the
Cleveland
Browns
By
The
Canadian.
ITvn
Old-timer
Elmer
Lach
flew
like
a
rookie
and
scored
what
proved
I
,r,
i.
Timmv
orofessional
football
team;
Hor-
'Secret
favoring
deveoped
by
W.
K.
KA
Watson's
champion
Winnipeg
;
ton
Smith
of
the
United
States
rink
in
the
1049
final
in
Hamil-
j
Professional
Golfers
Association,
ton
and
tied
for
third
in
the
and
Marshall
Cawsldy
racing
t
winniiw
last
vear.
!
starter
on
New
York
and
Florida
l
.
KING.OCONNOR
to
be
the
wiimlwj
Soal
M
Montreal
Canndtens
defeated
ToronU)
Maple
Leafs
2-1
before
a
sellout
crowd
of
n,"M
at
Toronto
Wed-
'
nesclay
ninht.
The
victory
virtually
gave
the
rnmidiens
second
place
in
the
Prict-E
front.
tfd?ora'JM
Li
j
;jy
7
Winter
lint,
r
uorten
'
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r
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PLATE
acn
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urjrm
if
aw
Stairam
ciluurs
Distance
1
mi.
1
furlong
Time
1
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i
i
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..m.nwnwi
n
a
-mum
mt
m
urn
mm
m
"slider."
delivering
his
rocks
.
MG
LEAGt'EKS
from
the
bark
with
a
sweeping.
I
Riixchall
Is
represented
ny
(Iperatinf
rost
a
In
as
three-quarter
f
a
tent
m
4f-
ice-skimming
slide.
He
rides
out
;
O(,orge
Twinklctoes
Selkirk,
the
per
hour.
on
the
toe
ol
his
risjnt
loot,
ngni
;
r-nnndinn-hnrn
outfielder
'''race
for
the
Stanley
Cup
playoff
1
,1
1
KT
ml
Yil
1
1
Itl
v
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I
171
tnnk
nabe
Ruth's
place
with
th
arm
strew
iieii
in
num.,
nit
stretched
behind
with
the
broom,
and
eifar
almost
touching
the
New
York
Yankees,
ana
ueorge
Knees
Tonorrcr.
former
player
berths.
It
left
the
sagging
la'
third
place,
a
(cant
one
Jioiiit
up
on
Boston
Bruins.
mmm
k
ice.
and
manager
who
last
his
slt;hi
1
.
-
i
SklD
Stone
began
his
curling
and
made
such
a
nil
wun
a
speech
at
the
1952
dinner
tnat(
The
Bruin
cause,
meanwhile
i
inn
':i
hmzz
he
Is
coming
back
in
response
helned
a
bit
as
the
last-
career
in
1941
in
Trail.
Younger
brother
Roy,
?t
third,
is
the
sole
remaining
member
of
the
first
champion
Stone
rink.
Other
members
an
Douglas
i
Buzz)
MeGibney,
second,
and
to
popular
demand,
'place
New
York
Rangers
edged
The
hockey
contingent
Is
In-
Boston
2-1
at
Madison
Square
omplete.
Ching
John.son.
who
Garden.
starred
on
defence
with
New
j
.
tach
scored
hU
goal
at
9:04
of
York
Rangers,
ia
one
of
five
in-
the
first
period
to
give
the
Can
vited.
Invitations
went
to
Ching
adiens
a
2-0
lead
that
stood
up
end
the
other
surviving
mem-
jr
the
ret
of
the
night,
hprs
nf
the
Canadian
Press
NHL
i
1
Hunt
McKay,
itad,
youngest
member
of
th3
rink
at
28.
The
Trail
four
swept
undefeated
through
the
"double-knock-
0
Seagrams
Sure
J
all-star
team
of
1931-3'i
de-
out."
Drovincial
championships
tenceman
(t'ii(.:iniuil
CUUII
Eddie
Shore,
onuir,
right
iibiiv
Commission
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BRITISH
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:
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uiavsui
w
.
i
with
his
last
rock
in
the
final
i
WiK
Bill
Cook,
left
wing
Busher
I
game
at
Vernon
for
a
narrow
8-7
j
Jackson
and
coach
Lester
Pat
This
odvertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
oovemment
oi
Drmsn
oiuttidib.
Probes
Bout
rick.
Patrick
and
Cook
are
un-
wln.
able
to
come
and
the
others
are
For
lurlluT
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wriw
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undecided.
Frank
Nighbor
the
ANGELES
AP)
-
Police
centre-ice
smoothie
of
the
W20.-J
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CJjmmlss(on
Is
a
possible
guest.
'hav(,
tvcstigation
of
Three
Men
Tie
For
Hidden
Your
taste
will
tell
you
Hall's
1
lit-
llliaumn
ti;iiuiiKi;in
jii-
heavyweight
boxer
Dale
I
eludes
two
modern
stars:
George
l.i,m,
that
he
lost
a
bout
8
t-
PANKIIC
Hl.f(Tl;llC
IIKAT1NG
CO.
H9
View
St.,
Vutoria,
B.C.
AGENT
WANTED
for
rhii
territory
ice
Oenereux.
8xskatoon
trapshoot-
lirday
,niTht
becauM?
of
a
polii
in
ace
who
was
Canada's-only
tine
three
weeks
before.
Bowling
Score
gold
medal
winner
at
the
1952
h
HaU
np,Mr(.utJV
0
the
road
to
Olympics:
and
Ernie
Howard.
,,pU)ry
,
a
matfh
'"
Willie
Toronto
bond
salesman
who
.
.nnnm
in
ih
C.
Erickson
of
Sedgwkks
l"oWOn
the
U.S.
squash
champion-
c,
nl'h
r(UI,d
Referee
Abe
Roth
ihe
men's
5-pln
bowlers
thU
week
ship
last
week-end.
j
awar(itHl
(he
fight
to
Bean
via
a
in
both
hign
score
divisions,
roll-
Canadian
fotball
wilt
be
rep-j
...-hnlcal
knockout.
resented
by
Vince
Mazza
of
tlu
i
If-
D.l
M
nrlnl
Trn.
In
lSol
thtT
WCrC
1
42f
WO-
ing
321
for
a
single
game
ana
!
adding
up
an
801
triple
count,
i
There
were
four
bowlers
to
!
hit
the
hidden
score
mark
of
1
183
Bill
Shearer
of
Family
Market
Wilkinson
and
Watson
Is-
phy
as
the
most
valuable
player!
men
police
in
Eiv.lar
u
and
Wales
in
the
Big
Four
last
'season.
and
149
in
ScoUund.
m
Tried
ottiers?
ti
:
landers,
Dyke
McMillan
of
the
j
Moose
and
Ian
Dunbar
of
Man-sons.
Team
high
single
and
high
j
three
was
captured
by
Indus-i
trials
with
scores
of
1,204
and
13,281.
.SI
I
"MILD"
PHONE
266
ELLOS
Am
AH
team
caplaiiu
of
the
men's
five-pin
league
are
railed
te
attend
a
meeting
at
8:45
p.m.
next
Monday
at
the
alleys
'-M
m
m
hfiuabvEH)abi''
si
-
Prince
Rupert
L
j
f
to
decide
how
the
playoffs
will
be
conducted.
Results
Family
Market
3,
Firemen
1;
Watson
Islanders
0,
JCs
4;
Moose
1,
Industrials
3;
CGE
1,
70
Taxi
3;
CNRA
0,
Sedg-wicks
4;
Savoy
Hotel
4,
Nelson
Bros.
0;
Watts
&
Nlckerson
4,
Kalen
Indust.
0;
Cooks
Jewellers
3,
Woodbutchcrs
1;
Mansons
4,
I
Electrolux
0.
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