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Friday,
March
13,
1953
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tVON
BY
BRUINS
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Hiuins
(sol
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tinex
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A
lut.lor
and
adult
salt-water
weighed
In
cluiliiB
the
jx-riod
fishlnii
derby
Is
b-lnK
orgunlwd
ending
April
25.
j
Ciatis
1
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tioverii::,.'-..
,
'
...
i.-ii
bin
roiint
in
their
battle
!
bv
tric
prinre
Ruirt
Hod
Si
Gun
j
classed
in
two
hge
Kroup.i,
the
Hoyt
Wilhelm
Saves
Another
For
Giants
I'HOKNIX,
Ariz.
(Al)
Apparently
Hoyt
Wilhelm
never
has
heard
of
the
second-year
jinx.
1
i
rCi'-'A'-T!
for
a
National
Hockey
League
u-U,
utu;
BCi3
underway
March
derby
will
te
oH-n
U)
all
juniors
entry
fun,,
,.
,""
playoff
berth
when
FlemlPJ
22.
'
afd
10
and
under
und
tu
mem-
other
'
",
fc
ul
MacKell's
two
goals
not
them
a
j
d
by
'
w,
tow
entry
of
,
5xrt
of
the
H,d
&
Gun
Club
over
v
MK
'"'
2-2
tie
with
the
leading
Dctro.t
i.,
I
Hiiv
Hull,
Dllll
l
lion
exrep-1
f
.6
Junior
pri.ei
will
be
In
the
lau
v"-lle
j
,
.
Red
Wings
at
Boston
inursuu,
-
senior
Atlm
iVtet(ti
,
Yacht
Club
form
of
fishing
tackle;
prizes
will
be
in
cash.
iBht-
.
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.,
cu
I
awarded
for
the
heaviest
fi-sh
,
.iAni
I'nniin
pun
Mini
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1
11
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iVlUlli'm1
v.
-
Hawks
also
battled
cago
Black
U)
a
2-2
lie
Wilhelm.
last
season's
National
Lcat'ue
freshman
pitching
sensation,
still
is
going
about
the
business
of
savins
games
for
t
lie
New
York
Giants.
The
2!-year-old
knuekleballer
has
nailed
down
two
of
the
three
Gi-nt
exhibition
victories
so
far.
Wilhelm
relieved
rookie
Allan
Worthington
in
the
ninth
inning
with
four
runs
in.
the
bases
SA
TURDA
Y
and
MOtM
loaded
and
only
one
Chicago
White
Sox
batter
out.
He
retired
the
next
two
hitters
ami
the
Giants
staggered
off
with
a
16-14
win.
In
his
first
Grapefruit
League
appearance
last
Monday,
against
Cleveland
Indians,
the
hurler
also
showed
he
had
lost
none
of
his
magic
touch.
Then,
with
the
tying
runs
on
the
bases
in
the
ninth,
he
came
in
to
thwart
two
Tribe
batsmen.
New
York
won
5-3.
DIGEST
eyP
FLY-CASTING
WITH
A
SPINNING
ROD...
3-'J
CLIP
THIS
COUPON
AHL
Playoff
Date
Set
LOS
ANGELES
(APi
One
)
TO
6
LB.
TEST
SPINNING
LINE
IQfe
COUPON
MEMBERS
OF
ONE
OF
CANADA'S
GREATEST
HOCKEY
TEAMS,
The
Varsity
Grads.
exchange
memories
of
the
days
when
the
Toronto
team
won
the
Allan
Cup
in
1927
and
the
Olympic
tiUe
at
St.
Moritz
the
following
year.
The
Grads
tied
with
the
Ottawa
Siivei
Seven,
of
the
turn
of
the
century
era,
as
the
greatt
hockey
team
of
the
first
half
of
the
century
in
a
poll
conducted
by
The
Canadian
Press.
Left
to
right:
Hugh
Plaxton;
Frank
Fisher;
Charlie
Delahey
and
Frank
Sullivan.
LOOP
f
MO
OF
3
TO
LB.
thing
is
certain
in
the
contract
battle
between
slugger
Kalph
Kiner
says
he
hasn't
heaict
Branch
Rickey
of
Pittsburgh
Pirates
it
isn't
a
battle
of
words.
Kiner
hays
he
hasn't
heard
from
the
cagey
executive
in
TEST
MONOFILAMENT
SAVE
THIS
COUPON
V
NYLON
(8'
TO
lO
LONG
'
ST
LOUIS
i
AP
The
earliest
pluyi.ff
competition
in
American
Hockey
League
history
will
get
under
way
either
March
24
or
36.
.
The
league's
board
of
governors
and
president
Emory
Jones
TIE
A
TIE
FLV
three
weeks.
And
Ralph
hasn
t
TO
1'
OF
3
I
....
IT
ENTITLES
YOU
TO
10
DISCOUNT
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
t.
TSST
V
TO
3'
ABOVE
PLASTIC
BALL
(BUBBLE)
FLOAT.
(MONOFILAMENT
ML
TIEP
TO
LOOP
J
CLIP
THIS
COUPON
announced
tne
lasa
aau-s
ikr.
;
made
contact
with
the
manage-Twa
preliminary
playoffs.
mpnt
because
ne
ft,els
the
next
qnnlifying
two
teams
for
the
;
moye
Rk.kcv
s
till-
series,
will
begin
on
either.
Kjner
wno
nrcame
baseball's
of
the
March
dates.
Title
play
,
hlghest'paid
;
performer
last
year
will
start
either
March
31
o1"
wiln
a
rpportcd
Sito.000
contract.
April
7.
depending
on
how
on?
has
bpen
worklnR
out
priVately
il
takes
to
decide
the
P"en'-
end
says
he
couW
begin
playing
lnaries.
'
games
right
away.
.
The
qualifying
tests,
judged
,
vn
a
best-of-five
basis,
will;
HAVANA
(API
Cuba
has
a
match
the
top
four
teams
at
bright
new
prospect
for
Wash-the
close
of
the
regular
season.
:
incton's
Ditching
corps,
if
all
FILL
BALL
WITM
OUST
If
-a.
ENOUGH
WATt
TO
CAST
IT.
WuCN
CAST,
THE
BALL
LEAPS
TME
FLY
(ly
OR
WET).
AIM
CAST
TO
SETTLE
UPSTREAM
SO
SPLASH
WON'T
ALARM
TME
F.SM
BEFORE
0HIFTIN&
POWN
TO
THEM,
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
The
first
ana
tnira
teams
win
'-""
V.
I
ttm
it-ynnc
poDjAlSo:
Ik
piav
in
one
series
ana
tne
second
and
fourth
finishers
in
the
other.
The
title
playoff
will
be
a
best-of-seven
set.
Cleveland
currently
paces
the
that
scout
Joe
Cambria
says
is
true.
"That's
my
boy."
says
Cambria
of
a
19-year-old
Cuban
named
Gonzalo
Naranjo.
Naranjo
held
Pittsburgh
Pirates
to
seven
hits
and
struck
out
seven
in
beating
them
4-1
the
other
night.
league,
followed
by
Pittsburgh.
Syracuse
and
Hershey.
St.
Louis
rnd
Providence
remain
within
striking
distance
of
Hershey's
No.
4
spot.
Ma
4.
.
4t
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4
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,
A
FOl'R-MAN
TEAM
from
"Les
Ftancs
Amis'"
club
of
Montreal
won
racing
honors
as
more
than
2.500
snowshoers,
representing
nearly
50
clubs
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
met
in
annual
convention
at
Hull,
Que.
Receiving
th
trophy
from
Raoul
Charbonneau,
secretary
of
the
Canadian
union
of
snowshoers
art
left
to
right:
Maurice
Biunet,
Mr.
Charbonneau,
and
Guy
Laportc.
Eack
row:
Gerry
Lolselle
and
Roland
Eouffard.
NEW
YORK
iCPi
Two
triple
plays
were
executed
in
the
Grapefruit
League
Tuesday
by
major
league
clubs.
Chicago
Cubs
pulled
off
one
in
the
sec-
'
ond
inning
against
Cleveland
'
Indians
at
their
training
camp
i
at
Mesa,
Ariz.,
and
at
Tampa
Fla.,
shortstop
Roy
McMillan
started
off
another
for
Cincinnati
Reds
against
Washington
Senators,
also
in
the
second
Inning.
Ocean
Falls
Cagers
Coming
For
Series
Annual
senior
men's
basketball
competition
for
the
north
-
I
S
IJI
L
Fly
With
ELLIS
Al
ern
pulp
mill
trophy
between
Ocean
Falls
and
Prince
Rupert's
CCCs
is
scheduled
for
next
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights
in
a
two-game
total-point
series.
Added
feature
will
be
a
girls'
basketball
t
o
u
r
n
e
y
between
Ocean
falls
all-stars
and
a
city
ail-star
team
composed
of
Rain-birds.
Shiers
and
CCCs.
The
pulp
mill
trophy
was
cao-lured
last
year
by
CCCs
in
the
first
such
inter-mill
competition
here.
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
With
Connections
to
X.
SELL
V
SEATTLE
WHITEHORSE
ANCHORAGE
and
Other
Alaska
Centres
Coll
r
our
Office
Opposite
the
Pos
Office
Phonc266
Dolly
Nelson
Scores
315
Buy,
TRADE
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LOCAL
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It
WLL-AGI'.NT
To
Pace
Keglei
Dully
Nelson
of
A
division,
Dom's
topped
lady
tive-pin
keg-
V
,
fi
f
lers
this
week,
bowling
a
high
single
game
of
315.
Kaye
Paul
ol
Lyons
captjred
hi';h
three
total
j
puis,
scoring
G'Ji.
j
.
Mary
McLeod
of
Rupert
Radio1,
lolled
highest
.single
game
in
B;
Thvlsion.
counting
275
and
Joy
I
Bradley
of
Bulgers
was
t"ps
with!
n
three-game
total
of
641.
.,
In
A.
S'ars
bow.ed
high
.single
-
1033,
and
Lyons
captured
j
'.cam's
hi?h
thrcs
game,
with
'2785.
In
B.
Buyers
captured
all
honors
with
s-.jres
of
978
and'
AW
4
..2587.
Results
A
Division
Lyons
4.
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