prince
Kupeil
tXjily
iten:
Tuesday.
February
28.
1952
on
The
ALLEYS
Sweden
Wins
Hockey
Title
N
.
Thur&lav
Mixed
ianiw
i
a
v
OSLO
CP)
Sweden
defeated
Division,
results
saw
Eddie
Mus-
4
DAILY
NEWS
Remember
whfcn?
Harry
Greb's
truee-year
reign
as
world's
middleweight
boxing
champion
ended
26
years
ago
when
he
was
beaten
by
Tiger
Flowers
of
Atlanta
in
12
round-at
New
York.
Flowers,
the
firsa
Negro
to
hold
the
title,
lost
it
the
same
year
to
Mickey
Walker,
and
died
not
long
afterwards.
Lzecnosiovaxia
5
to
3
in
a
play-
j
sellam
knoek
over
pins
to
score
off
hockey
game
Monday
and
ore
of
the
highest
In
the
season
won
the
European
championship
with
323
for
a
singla,
while
M
as
well
as
third
place
in
the
;
Halvorsen
followed
wilh
806
Olympic
hockey
championship
total.
In
the
ladies'
division,
standing.
j
Marg
Richards
shot
285
while
Canada
had
won
the
ehara-
j
Agnes
Pierce
rang
up
a
707
total
pionship
and
United
States
was
!
Team
single
came
and
total
three
!
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aiveru.se
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you
wan:
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sf
1.
It.
News
..las?:
tied.
'econd.
i
honors
came
to
Headpinners
with
'
Poland
defeated
Norway
4
to
3
j
1.405
anl
3.874.
in
a
postponed
Olymp!:
game
i
In
B
Division,
Jim
Georgesun
singled
wilh
260
and
B.
Schuman
struck
a
721
total
whih?
L.
Maz-zone
took
both
honors
for
the
ladies
wilh
246
and
566.
Sons
of
1
.
;
Huh
dmJ
,&Ait.KiiM
and
the
victory,
gav
her
sixth
!
place
in
the
standing
and
a
!
single
point
the
only
point
Po-
land
scored
in
the
games
in
th?
!
final
team
standings.
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THE
ROUND-UP
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
NEW
ALOUETTE
COACH
Douglas
(Peaheadl
Walker,
former
line
coach
of
Yale
University,
has
been
named
"
coach
of
the
Montreal
Alou-ettes
In
the
Big
Four
Football
Union.
He
succeeds
Lew
Hay-man,
who
moves
to
the
dub's'
front
office.
iCP
photo)
,
lity
spirit
and
com-
communities
how
to
win
basket
-iri
me
more
often
(ball
cjiampionshtps,
In
winning,
..tlier
than
not.
Prince
j
IosIiir
and
winning
again
the
Rookie
Then,
Veteran
Now
Norway
stepped
in
for
both
team
;
honors
witn
1,160
and
3.272.
.
Standings
A
Division
Wallace's
3,
Pen-:
guin
Hobby
3.
Headpinners
3,
;
HilJ
s
2
Canada
Life
1,
Cantels
1,
j
Canadian
General
Electric
1,
j
t4.sh.ioti
Footwear
1.
;
F
Division
Booth
One
4,
Red
i
D
.vil;
4,
Sons
of
Norway
3,
B
C.
;
Packers
3.
Pioneer
Market
3,
Mil-
lei
Bny
3,
PR
Fliimbinir
1.
Van's
j
Bakery
1,
Conrad
Seals
1,
383
l
n0'
exception.
provincial
Senior
B
honors
ral
year,
local
ooy
,
inw
season,
wcai
cane
artists
muzeiis
Miivrjuiivu
!.u.-.ru
ini'ir
signis.
They
cei
l
am
prowess
atidaic
il.oothtg
fur
the
hij'.ly
Mickey
Mantle
to
Succeed
Joe
DiMaggio
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
fc'i
o
ilii
ciiy
.
i
ii.
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(
wi-wu
aruHH
n
cnampion-
lfT
111111."
.'Ui4llllWlW
mill'.
ECHO
FROM
PAST
iililjlliiv,
England
C
Clip
i,'.
the
oldest
ins
in
England,
u
hostelry
in
this
Hertfordshire
tic.r
,
,
.
0abr-
l.
Hi-Golds
0,
Ruert
But-
HEW
YORK
(API
A
year
ago
:
cnpr3
0
EASIER
THAN
PUSHING
A
BUTTON
We'll
take
care
of
your
heating
oil
for
you
even
save
you
the
boiner
ol
ctiecKing
your
lieui.-ing
oil
tank.
We'll
Itefill
Your
Tank
Regularly
fall
N.R.
YOUNG
Heating
Oil
Distributor
jouon
toniiucmt
in
twin
ai
mis
ume
uie
rarmees
just
Men's
Sunday
Ten-Pin
League
I
T.u
un
soia
oy
cu
ecuon
of
the
Trinity
Colleee
of
r
!
...
.1
..,.
owners.
3
of
trie
local
spon.siea.st,
m?y
win
rind
out
what
it.
nad
succeeded
in
persuading
a
kid
shortstop
named
supporters
have
cnu-(
taxes
to
bp
top
champions,
even
mnve,
mainly
because
.
If
they
mis?
something
they
Cabrlclge'
A
brick
in
the
.nn's
T2
on
l
rt"t
Place
taking
four
i
a-week
.:.
,
aVi,,
,.
.
I
archway
commemorates
an
occa-
ManUe
to
give
up
his
$35-a
winter
job
in
a
mine
at
Com
sion
ln
1782
when
highwaymen
NeLson
Bros,
took
three
frn
Jilie
players
Quite
a
few
j
tried.
Jugheads.
and
Commercials
took
!
!"r(X?
guesls
to
"stand
and
.deliver.'
three
from
Cook's.
merce,
Okla.,
and
report
to
their
tryout
camp
at
Phoenix.
I
Now
we
see
in
a
dispatch
from
;
Lake
Wales,
FIa
that
a
seasoned
mains
nave
i
unm
Ana
jjiuying
oetorc
a
rapacity
hpvll
nniv
make
tools
i
crowd
of
more
than
5.000
sport
PHONE
674
High
singles
were
bowled
bv
trarfh.pt
north
in,tm
v,..n
Ives,
or
vncy
sihjuiu
;
iuis
in
Vancouver
wmcn
Iney
i....,.,
m'Lt
nifc-M.
i
Sliih
and
Kinslor
with
201
each.
tn
nunnH.
w.
v.rt
p,i
,
Coil
u
today
XOg
has
been
asked
to
report
a
week
I
',rfor
aUo
ct"d
niehest
j
Wales
at
Churchill,
Man.
ii,
satisfied
Willi
slaying
will
do
ir
they
couquer
Penctic-,X,n
bracket."
j
tonthe
Challenger
will
bring
I
,!
:S
ridiculous.
la
grtuu
deal
of
publicity
to
CANADA'S
POINT-WINNER
Gordon
Audl.y,
Winnipeg
speed
tkatei,
stands
on
the
winners'
podium
as
Canada's
first
point
winner
in
the
winter
Olympics
at
Oslo.
Audley.
wearing
the
Canadian
crest
and
with
a
mourning
band
in
memory
of
King
George
VI
around
his
right
arm,
tied
for
third
with
a
time
of
44
seconds
in
the
500-metr
speed-skating
event
with
Norway's
Arne
Johansen,
who
stands
behind
him.
Donald
McDcrmoot,
extreme
left,
was
the
winner
with
a
time
of
43.2
seconds
Henry
and
McDcrmoot
are
from
the
United
States
(CP
PHOTO
i
earlier
than
the
other
Yankee
!
.
"
(outfielders
for
a
little
special
s'nf
n
i
w"1.bo'led
by
wltn
8j8
and
2514
?"y.als
resPec"
;
instruction
preparatory
to
taking
i
ever
Joe
DiMageio's
old
post
in
!
uvey-
WRESTLING
centre
field
I
r
iidrr
In
major
sports
,
prince
Rurt.
Tlie
name
of
this1
pei
ially
in
amateur
j
city
will
be
on
the
tongue
of
every
I
ikes
a
fool
of
himself.
;
lan
that
watches
and
will
be
j
si
team
make
a
fool
of
,
read
by
thousand
mote
j
bl,;u'se
11
may
,osej
There's
one.
little
hitch,
and;
I't
thls
ls
where
w"unlly
spirit,
"e
is
every
chance
that
f
challengers
will
make
can
reYideran
all-time
high
level
'
rairiR
in
Senior
A.
At
of
support.
i
Rupert
Associotion
is
Broke
j
Yveemy
iuo
iiud:
bniltn
201;
Kinslor
201.
Team
Standings
Royals
22,
Nelson
Bros.
20;
Cook's
17;
Com-mwcials
17;
Albert
&
McCaffery
15;
Jugheads
S.
mre
Rupert
Amateur
.if
we
can't
get
any
help
else-1
!
It
is
doubtful
that
baseball
level
will
produce
a
mors
improbable
story
than
that
of
the
Oklahoma
flyer,
and
those
of
us
;who
chanced
to
be
around
to
,
watch.
Manager
Casey
Stengel's
:
eyes
pop
the
first
time
he
saw
the
j
kid
run
from
first
to
third
will
;
ti
.insure
the
memory.
"He's
going
to
run
some
in-,'
fielders
crazy,"
Ca.sey
prophesied.
,'Some
umpires,
too.".
Millions
who
watched
the
big
playoff
on
television
last
fell
will
1
recall
vividly
the
'bizarre
scene
i
wlwn
Mantle
suddenly
fell
head-
Association
has
not;
wh
ire.
Burns
Lake
Captures
Most
Skiing
Honors
Smitliers
Skier
Wins
Jump
("tiniest
Special
to
The
Daily
News
m.'y
to
send
its
repre-.
B...
the
president
doesn't
think
J
leara
ml
this
trip.
Mf.
nr
for
one
firm
to
.:iltp
all!
CIVIC
CENTRE,
Friday,
Feb.
29
and
Saturday,
March
1
8:30
p.m.
Both
Nights
MAIN
EVENT
ANDY
TREMAYNE
(American
Heavyweight
champion)
s
BI
D
(Lil
Abner)
RATTAL
(No.
1
contender
for
championship)
SEMI-FINAL
GINGER
O'HARA
(Women's
Champion)
VI
KORY
PALMER
(of
Western
Sports
Centre)
Prices:
Reserved
Seats,
$1.50;
Adult
rush.
$1;
Student
rush,
50c
Tickctr
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
and
GrotU
Cigar
Store.
Pick
up
your
rush
scats
now
and
avoid
watting
at
the
door.
aeue
games
through-1
tniH
responsibility
and
neither
;
ason
were
far
(klfs
Uie
AK.itlnn
or
the
nlnv-.
crs
think
it
s
qmte
fa:r
not
j
Reptile
Training
Army
Specialty
KIDDERMINSTER,
Eng.
Two
,
pythons
and
crocodile
have
been
brought
here
from
the
west
coast
of
Africa
by
Capt.
Peter
Mash
of
the
British
Army.
It
is
his
intention
to
rid
soldiers
of
the
fear
of
snakes.
He
will
give
a
series
of
lectures
and
demonstrations
with
the
troops
for
an
audience,
the
addresses
to
be
at
Wolverley
Camp,
near
here.
about
when
the
team
represents
the
!
Association
is
fsui.-nt
K
11
'Slim'
:
whole
of
Prince
Rupert,
;
;ml
ji
uruay.
au
me
BUIiNS
LAKE.
Northern
British
Columbia
skiing
while
racing
for
a
fiy
bail
Davidson
also
said
that
the
I
and
lay
so
alarmingly
still
that
,,m
Frlmrmen's
Co-r
assurpd
trip
money"
from
the
j
tournament
ended
yesterday
with
completion
of
the;th'e
heart
skipped
a
couple
of
A
v
iation
-informed
B
C.A
B
A.
will
be
$200
no
more
cross-country
races
but
all
results
are
not
yet
avail-:
'beats.
The
knee
which
snapped
ii
isnn
it
would
unJcr-:
unless
a
heavy
gate
at
Penticlon
1
1
T
1
Ii
1
it
'
UI1UC1
Ulill
cllJlJUirilLlJ
LIAS
Iltftti-
able.
Judges
were
hard
pressed
as
they
made
their
completely.
Recent
x-ray
l
trip
to
the
extent
of
raises
this
amount.
Bai
j
travel-
::pcT.arv
i
ling
expenses
of
the
-10-man
"
summaries
of
the
heaviest
prograVn
of
annual
north-!
lound
nothing
wrong,
and
Mickey
jk
terrific
offer,
of
Challenger
team,
including
coac
iid
Davidson,
"and
we
.
and
manager,
Is
estimatea
at
ei
u
tuui
iify.
Sverre
Larsen,
of
Smithers
Ski
A'
Junior
men's
slalom
was
won
I
to
take
advantage
of
it
$1,200.
by
Doug
Rowland,
Alfred
Eakin
L
'
tol
'"
,,J"
th"l
"
Pitching
In
To
Help
andG.
Rowland,
allot
OSC,
who
i
.
la
..
Thp
tj,nm.
i
Club.-
won
the
jumping
competition
hands
down
with
a
perfect
standing
jump
o,"
150
feet.
players
themselves
are
trying.
Coach
Alex
Bill
gets
the
Walter
Shringer,
of
Prince
'V
ii
4
f
I.
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C.I
4
i,
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a
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1
1
-
w'
"'","'ru
1
yiitis
which
makes
him
unfit
for
Junior
jumping
contest
was
;
mmtary
service
now
is
known
to
headed
by
Alfred
Eakin.
followtTI
!
,.e
a
nemianent
affliction
and
iividual
fans
also
have
polishing
off
playmaking
andipeorgr,
placed
wcond.
with
L,ilhhlllflW
....
.,,nrn
1W
best
best
jump
jump
of
of
147
147
f(rt
feet
and
and
poii
points
i
by
Carl
Richmond
and
Doug
1
1;)
.re
snould
be
no
more
of
the
-Mil
i'itbin.
nir
unit
RJKJULiiikE
ulvuiuij.
i
.
.
Rowland.
Junior
men
s
cross
vh-iou.'-
letters
which
harassed
M.
i
u
,
rM.ii
UI
KTU
naiii.
ttnni
wn"",
,
Ii....
,
.!
.
"
"
.1";:
:
'
ISmithers.
came
in
third
with
a
country
honors
were
divided
be
i
him
and
his
draft
board
from
i
the
lime
his
name
first
appeared
There's
a
Naval
Recruiting
Off
iter
at
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAA1
-
who
will
tell
you
about
the
spare
time
earnings
and
advantages
of
Royal
Canadian
Navy
(Reserve)
training.
See
him
in
person
-
or
Telephone
526
'
""5
uuronc
WI
ue
u"
",r
""""
of
140
feet.
tween
Alfred
Eakin,
Doug
Ra
,
'Perfect
jump
in
will
all
the
to
.
PT'
,J"m
be
given
con-
Let
s
all
get
on
wagon
get
moH
,rt
onrdnn
RolnnH
nd
ihpv
will
h,v
th
.hm
thrp
first.
Riinnort
nf
the
1
"c
""'L
vu...u...r,
,u
lIlc
.uie-up.
!
cd
cross.
eomir
and,
Jump,n?!
.The
tour-wty
challenge
tro-
The
odds
are.
of
that
n
of
having
done
our
lan.-
eocs
a
long
way
to
make
a
course,
l
immunity
sport
a
good
team
win.
!j....hv"...,
-
,
jMicKey
never
win
quite
nit
tne
Sports
Director
Fred
Calderoni
;
.
,
All
results
ana
iinat
iropnyvgnat
cnpp-'rs
snoes.
unwaggios
challengers
lose
out
to
at
thj
Civic
Centre
will
be
tick-
I
ourn5.
WKL
tBflu,lu
,
winners
will
be
announced
later
come
along
only
rarely,
but
the
kid
has
the
potential
to
make
it
most
other
event
success
contributions
prizes,
todav
nk
to
accept
'f
it
won't
be
for
lack
led
pi
training,
and
terrific.
foV
the
travelling
fund.
close
if
his
knee
remains
sound
and
the
osteomylitis
continues
dormant.
ui
ivjv.h
iiiviaiim
vyv
iif-,
vitu
,,
,
,
,
utod
to
weeks
of
hard
training
j
4
undor
expert
instructors.
Tito
in
it.Ns
lake
best
welve
Boxers
Curling
Bonspicl
Dates
Scr
JMi
ItONsriix
dates
couver;
the
others
from
centres
Senior
men
s
slalom
races
over
j
n
set
bv
the
Prinre
nlono
th
northern
rail
line.
N
3
Fight
to
Draw
Tom
McKeown,
former
local
insurance
man,
now
located
at
Westview.
near
Fowell
River,
F'irl
i"K
Cluh
executive
'
i
a
precipitous
course
saw
uoraon
Williams
out
in
front,
Fred
;
Ragsdale
second,
and
John
Larsen
third,
all
members
of
the
A
small
crowd
at
Annunciation
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prin-
21-24.
both
dates
in-
culling
also
has
taken
a
nei-o
will
be
four
com-
j
h(;ld
am0ng
high
school
students.
ind
a
cup
for
the
rink
Saturday
morning
saw
18
stu-
;
Burns
Lake
Omineca
Ski
Club,
hal!
saw
12
youthful
boxers
fight
Cf.cs
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
10
'
101
n
business
visa.
Williams
also
won
the
Alpine
.
i
.
i
'neH
aggregate
score.
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ir..
their
"
hands
with
be-1
'
1
staged
oy
Martin
sauncers,
tne
land
;
".w
rPS
are
beine
hi,..,.
combined
race.
;
0
.
Jh.vl)r
.r.reeneand
ton
of
Oordon
Bateman.
who!
Other
figures
released
gave
N.
j
.
f"-
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Thorn
and
htts
been'
rllaefd
in
charge
of
the
Kitnonen,
OSC,
first
prize
in
the
;
t
eatu.-o
attraction
was
a
three-f
1'nian
aia
in
charge
of
iunjor
division
'
!
12-mile
cross
country
run
yes-
,
rounder
between
Art
Turcotte
of
visiting
rinks.
Bill
!.
.
'
...
..diiterdav
in
a
driving
snow
storm
and
Eob
Descrmeaux.
both
and
Jack
Laurie
takei
'
UJlPm"n
l",r
i
makina
the
trek-
in
one
hour,
i
cliBhtly
over
100
pounds.
Exhi
Troubles!
Only
One
Room
To
Rent
and
Ten
Replies
To
Her
Advertisement.
w
and
drawlnos
Karl
room
far
six
more
enthusiasts,;
.
minutes
five
seconds.
M.
bit
ion
opened
with
three
and
d
Scott
McLaren
hold
but
that's
the
limit.
Time
and
1
Lundroos.
OSC,
placed
second
in
fouryear
old
"Paddy
Ryan"
and
Mns-
i
space
allotment
will
allow
only
1
1:20:5,
and
Peter
Slettin,
of
Jonn
u.
bunivan
cioulier,
Rupert
club
Intends
to
2'
student
curlers
Entry
fee
is
',
Smithers,
came
in
third
at
brothers,
who
pummeled
each
finks
and
hopes
to
see
less
than
nominal
no
charge
1
1:26:19.
.other
to
the
delight
of
fans,
ii
visiting
rinks
for
this
'for
sons
and
daughters
of
Curl-!
Class
B
six-mile
run
was
won
Other
bouts
were
Bobby
Smith
bonspicl
here.
One
or
Mm
rih
memlrs-
onlv
two
:
bv
Alfred
Eakin.
OSC.
followed
vs
Freddy
White;
Billy
Saunders
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
Senior
Playoffs
8:45
p.m.
Elks
vs
CCC
S00
6
p.m
Junior
Bulger's
vs
Annunciation
6:45
p.m.
Intermediate
Merchants
vs
Fraser
&
Payne
CLASSIFIED
ADS
PAY
f
are
expected
from
Van-
bucks
a
year
for
non-members,
j
by
Don
Rowland
and
Fred
Row-
i
vs
Bobby
Good;
Dick
Bury
vs
-
land,
both
of
OSC,
second
and
uumas,
diu
omnn
vs
Aiian
'SECT
EXPERT
,nth
M.u...m
,hn
u
r.istnriini
third
respectively.
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i
Mi',('!'-
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.
PEAL
(
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country
six
mile
-
WatmoUBhnd
Dick
Bury
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
'
'
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a
craw
in
a
viscious
Jnthf.
race
experts
are
headed
by
Jean
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Dims
are
no
mil-'
sects.
He
has
just
been
elected
.
Holmes,
1:1:1;
-Mary
Anderson,
1
two-rounder
which
drew
heavy
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Moore,
cura-
a
Fellow
of
the
Entomological
'
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and
Ellen
Glans,
):18,
all
.
aPPiause
irom
me
spectators.
'GUI
University's
Red-
Society
of
America,
a
rare
honor.
members
of
OSC
rroceens
went
to
equipment
lot
training.
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