.,
C'w
-1
ers
Down
Wings
3-2
But
Still
Trail
Bruins
i
Tie
mnce
Kut-cn
uqh
j
i.
Tnursfluy.
Feoruary
11.
lv.!
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--
"7
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i
I
Dutch
Relbel
in
front
of
th-New
York
goalmouth
In
the
sec
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
ond
period
and
drilled
it
pant
I
Slow
Your
mm
But
For
Wind
Landy
Runs
Perfect
Mile
'
'
SYDNEY,
Australia
i
Run-
ning
on
a
rain-dampened
track,
John
Landy,
Australia's
premier
miler,
failed
again
oday
to
set
a
world
record
for
the
mile
as
he
won
the
Australian
championship
in
4:05.6,
compared
to
Onnder
Haegg's
world
mark
of
4:014.
An
announcement
immediately
sftr
the
race
said
it
was
offi
leart
To
a
i
lace's
ill
W
i
netminder
Johnny
Bower.
He
tallied
the
second
in
the
last
period
with
a
sizzling
shot
from
10
feet
out.
The
Bruins
capitalized
on
penalties
for
two
first-period
goals
and
went
on
to
edge
the
Leafs
before
12,439
fans.
Milt
Schmidt,
Dave
Creigh'on
and
Cal
Gardner
were
the
Boston
marksmen.
The
Leaf
goals
were
by
Rudy
Migay
and
Tod
Kennedy.
m
TtUlMtOLOR
Shows
at
7
-
9
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Continuous
Show
9
1
SJlm
Saturday
2:
p.m.
.
famiu
s
v.
vkiis
i
iih
.i
iih
ALEMTINE
DAY
TABLECLOTHS
UMBRELLAS
HOSIERY
iiKDSPREADS
BLANKETS
BLOUSES
HOUSECOATS
TOWELS
SKIRTS
By
The
Canadian
Press
New
York's
unpredictable
Rangers
hung
one
on
the
tourh
Detroit
Red
Wings,
but
it
didn't
help.
They're
still
In
fifth
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League,
two
points
behind
Boston
Bruins.
Hie
Bruins
managed
to
keep
a
jump
ahead
of
the
New
York-':,
as
they
have
ail
season,
by
upsetting
the
oddsmakers
with
a
3-2
win
over
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
on
Leafs'
homo
ice.
Nobody
gave
the
Rangers
much
chance
against
the
league-leading
Red
Wings
before
last
night's
game.
However.
New
York
showed
plenty
.of
class
by
defeating
the
Dctroilers
3-2
for
their
first
loss
in
eight
games.
The
Rangers
built
a
2-0
lead
In
the
first
period,
checked
the
Red
Wings
hard
in
the
second
and
then
held
oil
Detroit'
attacks
in
the
third.
SCOKK
I
OR
UANGKKS
Dcfenceman
Harry
Howe!!,
Paul
Runty
and
Bob
Chrystai
scored
for
the
Rangers.
Rich!
winger
Gordic
Howe,
the
league's
leading
scorer,
tallied
both
Delrn".
goals.
His
first
sipc
:ut
he
i.
..,(
rt
pass
from
Eveninqs
7:00
-
9:00
o.m.
Matlrea
Salurdov
2:
p.m.
Illace
s
dept.
store
--.
--c,''
yum-
Bobby
Kohlruss
Sets
New
High
In
ladies
Loop
Bobby
Kohlruss
of
Bulgers
in
A
Division
of
the
Ladies'
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
set
a
new
high
singles
for
the
season
Tuesday
when
she
rolled
340
to
beat
the
hish
of
3311
set
several
wicks
!
"O
by
Claudia
Bunder-
v
SONGS
cially
estimated
that
a
southerly
wind
flowing
at
the
time
of
the
;
race
impeded
Landy
to
the
ex-;
tent
of
seven
seconds.
In
other
words,
Australian
;
athletic
officials
reckoned
tbat
1
without
lhc
Hind
Laudy
would
have
run
the
mile
in
less
than
four
minutes.
Landy
took
the
lead
after
the
ff'st
lan
and
won
easily
bv
about
30
yards
over
fellow
Australians
Jim
Bailey
and
A.
Anderson,
second
and
third
in
that
order.
Landy's
best
time
for
the
mile
was
set
last
Dec.
12,
when
he
made
it
in
4:02.
k
WUN
DA
"A
I
EMIMXE
Bevo
Francis"
t
we
BACK'
Home'
ft
j
V
(HJqsxor
mi
Leigh
iuUy
IW1a-.il
ds
the
way
admiring
schoolmates
describe
16-year-old
Velma
Liming,
high-scoring
forward
on
the
Easton
(Kan.)
"
High
School's
girl's
basketball
mad.
SJ
liking
an
average
of
41.3
points
per
game,
Velma
,
has
accounted
for
a
total
or
:
248
points
during
her
team's
last
six
games.
Celco
City
Loop
!
.son.
i
Hi-ill
three
for
the
night
w-is
!
raptured
by
Agnes
Pierce
of
I
Lyons
with
753,
Lois
Keays
of
jftiu.i
uUo
chalked
up
a
good
j
liiplc
with
73'J.
I
Team
high
single
was
won
by
;
New
Laurels
with
.075
and
i
Lyons
rolled
29!
(
i-v
team
hl'-.b
Canucks
Edge
Bolanzo
9-8
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
TOTEM
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
ACHING
MUSCLES
triple.
KXTItA
"Mr.
Mayor.'
Snotlii'ht
No.
6."
lh.
ili"lit
i
f
mm
it
Mrs.
DeCoycn,
c
a
r;irnl
that
wasn't
Loom
Woven,
i:
.i.iv
'hi-
has
it,
hr
carpet
gets
leaner
.
.
.
,,'!
,di.
ii):u.s
in
her
vacuum
cleaner.
.,'
v
lumii-ii
lio
Iiikiw
wliiil
smart
buying'
admit
i
.tiii
ii
i
Wuirii
VViiml.i
Hi
ve
pile
can't
pull
nut!
'
2
Corpet
only
jCOO
Se
"l
hem
Today
.
Cartoon
In
B
Division.
Uclty
Mayer.
A
I-A.
MOTS
I'l.AVf.l.'S
TIIKATi'P.
-I
Bowlers
Set
collected
double
honors
whe
he
rolled
320
for
hitrh
sinele
ind
put
together
630
for
high
three.
Prince
Rupert
numbers
ok
team
honors
with
a
hiuh
VALEKTISE
DAHC
BROS.
LTD.
Hi!;
.TORE
THAT
KKKVIC'K
BUILT
Phone
6
or
36
Lco'on
Aud'tofium,
Friday,
Febnicry
12
rallies'
Auvliiary
U.E.S.I..
MOi)i:lt
MI
S1C
15
V
JAKE'S
RHYTHM
KINGS
NOVELTY
DANCES
W.ZVS
BOLZANO,
Italy
(CP)
The
unheralded
Bolzano
hockey
team
threw
a
scare
into
Toronto
Lyndhursts
Wednesday
night
i
before
Canada's
representatives
in
the
world
hockey
championships
v
ere
able
to
kU.vs
off
tlifir
late
l
illy
for
n
ti-
victory.
After
dispo.
"ns
vt
Italy's
per-;
ennial
than.
pious,
the
Milan
!n-ternazionalc
Club,
9-4,
at
Milan
Tuesday,
the
Lyndhursts
expected
an
easy
night
against
'
Bolzano
and
appeared
to
be
'
tieaded
for
an
easy
victory
1.1
the
first
period
wh"r
thy
opened
up
a
C.
1
!r-
irl
But
the
sL'iLDorn
Italians
pocked
"
away
steadily
at
the
visiiois'
margin
and
it
tool-John
Petro's
fourth
goal
of
th
ni;:ht
to
sew
up
the
Can
atliin
victory
in
tho
third
period.
Petro's
big
night
made
him
the
leading
sniper
of
th"
Lyndhursts'
Kuropcun
lour
with
?1
goals.
Another
leftwin
rci
p-i'
Llemcnls,
nioied
second
place
by
scorinahis'
lunm
tally,
uon
f'nglc
of
940
and
a
high
three
of
254L'.
Result
:
A
I)i
vision
Lyons
4.
Stars
0;
Rupert
Radio
.,
Sunrise
0;
Annettes
3,
Bulger's
1;
New
Laurels
3.
Dibb's
1;
Dom's
2,
Arl
Murray's
2;
O
&
A
2
Clov.r-leafs
2.
B
Division
Manson's
4,
Bit
Pislers
0;
Wallace
R
4,
Co-op
U.
Cook's
3.
Toilers
1;
McKay's
i
Skeena
1:
P
R.
Plumbers
3,
75
Taxi
1:
7lh
Ave.
Ml:t.
2,
Ili-Fly-en
2.
A
PAIR
AND
A
SPARE!
RE!
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AJ-
,s:on
51.02
my
rAsrs
riAr
3
full-fashioned.
I
A
51
gauge,
15
denier
Pi
NYLONS
for
only
$1.25
Four
New
Highs
Four
new
high's
for
the
season
were
sot
Frirlnv
in
e-'iii-lco
city
Mixed
Five-Pin
League
play.
.
Byron
Lofgren
set
a
new
men's
high
three
in
A
divition
w'ue.i
he
rolled
751
and
cot
hiM.il
ainttlf
for
,
the
ni'-ht
v.
iih
311.
Mar
I'ostuk
came
through
wi.h
313
to
set
a
new
reason'::
hiih
for
iiir'ics'
hi'.'h
Kini-ln
unit
hi
o
c
p-tcred
l
ifiif
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hi-h
th.rc
vi:h
.s
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of
601.
In
11
division
Jihi
V.':
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birth
eni'cj
of
th.
n.-n's
:."Mti..o
with
a
new
hi"h
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of
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and
a
new
hS'-h
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of
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For
the
ludies'
C:ircl
Hr.'lt'en
'Ven
l,Dth
1
if'u.is'
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with
score.
of
276
and
637.
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arc
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follows:
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V";iklcy
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Thorn
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The
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battle
lor
second
,
place
in
the
Okanagan
Senior
(
League
continued
last
night,
Vernon
Canadians
taking
ovei
,
with
a
5-2
win
over
the
visiting
Western
International
League
Trail
Smoke
Eaters.
The
win!
h
id
rn
el'
'W
lit
rt
rcver"e
le
j
the
Canadians,
jusl
returned
from
a
tour
of
the
sister
circuit
!
in
which
they
failed
to
gain
a
victory
in
four
games.
j
The
win
save
the
Canadians
;
51
points,
a
half-game
lead
over
'.
Kamloops
Elks
in
second
place.
The
Elks
have
a
half-game
edge
;
over
cellar-dwelling
,
Kelowna
'
Packers.
:
'
"
In
the
second
Interior
game,
h
r
sfcp'n
lively
nickel
-
phtled
B
razor
and
improved
lO-bbde
,
"""T
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dispenser,
in
handy
CA
O
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A
I
Slyrene
travel
cwse.
v
I
f
J
Bk
Jmi'aM
.
9
ajJ(Uu(!o.s
If
IP
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
moved
close-
to
second
place
in
the
Western
don
t
miss
over's
knot
international
League,
dumping
the
visiting
Spokane
Flyers
7-2.
In
action
tonight,
Trail
moves
on
to
Kelowna
in
the
only
game
scheduled.
TliniJ
EUEEl
4
fy-
!
Remember
When
:
Ernie
Schaaf
was
knocked
to
:
j
ha-
r-npvas
by
Primo
Camera
In
.
!
the
13th
round
of
their
heavy-!
weight
bout
at
New
York
21
years
.
aeo
tonight.
Schaaf
never
re-i
gained
consciousness;
he
died
in
hospital
four
days
later.
Car-I
nera
went
on
to
win
the
world
:
title
from
Jack
Sharkey,
and
lost
!
it
to
Max
Baer
in
1934.
FOR
"EVERY
WEAR"
Brown
Red
.
Benedictine
.
v!,.
;Back
I
'
Widths
-AAA
toB-
If
you
have
a
secret
yearning
to
go
barefoot,
you'll
ht
mad
about
APTITUDES
.
,
:,
.
They're
so
soft,
so
unbelievably
flexible,
you
scarcely
know
you're
wearing
them.!
.
ONE
LOW
PRICE
Gymnast
Honored
HAMILTON
Ernestine
I
Russell.
16-year-old
gymnast1
I
from
Windsor,
Ont.,
Wednesday
was
named
Canada's
outstand-:
ing
woman
athlete
of
1953
by
the
Women's
Amateur
.
Athletic
i
Federation
of
Canada.
WtSTtMi
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IARCIST
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formerly
of
Bacon
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will
'
again
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her
dressmakino
business
at
234
Third
Avenue
East
(Upstairs
over
Rupert
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Shop)
'
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22
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wrue
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