.
muw
mmm
1
1.'
::J.
,
Tht
Rookies
Impress
New
Dodger
Manager
Prince
Rupet
Daily
News
i.inistiay.
January
27,
1054
Schedule
For
Rest
of
Season
Ju.st
which
Kv
WALTER
ALSTON
rookies
have
the
,
equal
ability.
Their
success
help
the
Dodners
depend
largely
on
contrS
best
chance
to
Manager
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers
At
Curling
Club'
Announced
I
do
not
know.
All
the
piwners
now
wcu
tney
can
pin,
ta
from
the
Montreal
club
are
of
1
major
league
hitters,
'"
Draws
for
the
remainder
of
the
season,
made
by
the
thirds
of
the
previous
rinks,
were
announced
today
by
the
Prince
Rupert
OXFORD,
O.
From
the
start,
may
I
say
that
1
am
not
in
a
good
position
to
say
much
about
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
for
the
simple
reason
that
I
am
new
to
the
major
leagues.
Ahnnt
the
onlv
Dodger
depart
Curling
ciuo.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
They
re
as
follows:
Third
Ramsay
Rink
Wins
Trophy
The
Jean
Rumfay
rink
staged
a
7-ender
last
night
to
win
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Curling
trophy
15-13
from
a
fighting
Wakley
crew
skipped
by
Bessie
Wakley.
The
Wakley
rink
of
Mrs.
Wakley
which
included
Mrs.
,
Kennie,
Leah
McKay
and
Kay
Martin,
was
leading
13-2
at
the
conclusion
of
the
ninth
encj.
On
the
tenth
end
Ramsay
scored
5
and
Wakley
added
one,
only
to
have
the
Ramsay
squad
of
Ramsay,
Alice
Ritchie.
Alma
Whatman
and
Pat
Hicks
come
through
with
a
shattering
7
points
in
the
12th
end
to
take
the
game.
Aussies
Bent
US.
Netters
Skip
W.
Anderson
F.
Aston
DANCE-FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
Featuring:
FREDDY
LANG
Canada's
Champion
Old-Time
Fiddler
ment
I
can
discuss
is
the
rookie
,
department.
As
manager
of
'
Montreal
and
St.
Paul
I
have
had
the
opportunity
to
watch
most
of
these
boys
develop.
We
have;
several
fine
young
pitchers
coming
up
from
Montreal
in
Hamp,
Coleman,
Tom
Lasorda,
Ken
j
Lehman,
Ed
Roebuck
and
Glenn
'
Mickens.
e,,iama,,
nrnhahlv
Imnrnvp:!
t
P.
Berg
I
P.
Bird
j
B.
Eyolfson
I
R:
Ford
E.
Garner
j
J.
Georgeson
I
E.
Gordon
M.
Greene
J
SYDNEY,
Australia
.tfAmeri-
traliaas
Clive
Wilderspin
and
:
"
,?n
;an
Davis
Cuppers
Vic
Seixas
j
Neale
Fraser
in
the
Australian
j
J-
J"";"
ind
Tonv
Trabert
dropped
a
national
tennis
championships,
i
Btt
the
most.
He
gets
good
velocity
on
his
fast
ball,
his
curve
is
sharp
and
he
has
Improved
con
W.
Stewart
F.
Willson
S.
Simpson
P.
Bell
S.
Newton
C.
Barbour
R.
Bone
T.
Parker
W.
Mclnnes
D.
Domlnato
J.
Mitchell
B.
Schuman
J.
Notman
B.
Skallmerud
H.
McDonald
W.
Smith
.
H.
Lewis
r.
Radford
J.
Taylor
S.
McLaren
R.
Wilkins
R.
Brown
R.
Johnson
J.
Macdonald
J.
Lindsay
J.
Paul
A.
McDonald
I:
ei
i
,i..ki.
T-I
fl-.o
loct
A
mrif!
n
S
J-
IjUUIIC
L-'lll.
ariiii-iiiiai
uuuuics
itiatui,
aucj
v....
.wj
'
6-4,
12-10,
30-B,
today
to
Aus-1
left
in
doubles
play.
Lead
II.
McKinnon
M.
Hill
W.
Gordon
S.
Shelley
J.
Rowbotham
S.
Mintcnko
Geo.
Morgan
D.
McDougal
A.
Simundscn
T.
Boulter
T.
Thomas
J.
Martin
A.
Ogilvie
S.
Dominato
L.
Blaine
T.
Christie
n.
Hawryluk
S.
Furk
S.
Gray
W.
Long
T.
Parkhouse
D.
Brown
D.
Williamson
J.
McLean
A.
Murray
'
J.
Breen
W.
McLean
W.
KniTht
E.
Thompson
J.
Eby
H.
Robbins
F.
Anfield
II.
Morgan
C.
Mills
Second
,
9
S.
Elkins
A.
Ritchie
E.
Quart
R.
Anderson
D.
Tucker
E.
Gladding
G.
Lemlre
A.
Nickerson
B.
Field
W.
Bremner
C
Whatman
Ted
Smith
A.
Manson
W.
Lambie
8.
Pet
row
M.
Martin
E.
Lindsay
W.
Stone
Geo.
Murray
W.
Vance
J.
Mnssallem
G.
Dibb
A.
Rivett
C
Ham
R.
Allen
O.
Quast
D.
MePhce
W.
Wasyk
C.
Moore
A.
Kristmanson
D.
Ritchie
J.
McLeod
R.
Reeves
Thornsteinson
ANN
IS
STl'Kl'S,
coach
of
the
new
British
Columbia
Lions
entry
in
the
Western
Interpro-vincial
Football
union,
displays
the
well-known
Stukus
grin
as
he
looks
over
8.000
applications
for
season
tickets
to
Lions'
games
this
fall.
Outright
sales
of
the
8.100
seats
at
prices
ranging
from
$24
to
$28
a
seat
for
the
season
has
brought
the
club
$98,000.
An
advance
sale
of
6.500
season
tickets
by
May
1,
1954,
was
one
condition
set
by
the
WIFU
for
Lions'
entry
into
the
league.
u
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
I
THt
FURY
STORY
Of
fW
h
ajJ
THE
GREAT
l
fiJ;
EVERGU0ES5
JL
J
fiKlliV
1
siderably'
in
controlling
his
i
pitches.
Lasorda
seems
to
have
;
overcome
his
wildness.
i
Lehman
started
the
season
!
very
well
but
was
slowed
down
I
by
a
bad
ankle.
Roebuck
was
our
hard
luck
pitcher
but
showed
good
stuff
all
year.
Mickens
may
j
need
more
seasoning.
He
is
aj
i
line
prospect.
Don
Hoak,
a
third
baseman,!
and
Charley
Thompson,
a
cat-
;
Cher,
were
with
me
in
Mi.-nlieaij
and
both
did
fine
Jobs.
!
,
Some
say
HoaK
Us
a
better
de-;
!
fence
third
baseman
than
B'i'v
j
Cox.
Others
say
that's
hard
to
;
believe.
I'll
say
it
is.
If
he
fields
:
In
the
majors
as
well
as
Cox,
(j
ooklyn
will
have
the
two
beat
W.
McKenzie
T.
McNeice
M.
Matthew
W.
Meighen
A.
Miller
N.
Moore
C.
Ostertag
B.
Parker
W.
Petersen
K.
Robertson
IB.
Rowbotham
R.
Rudderham
J.
Scott
E.
Shier
U
Sieber
J.
Stewart
H.
Thorn
E.
Turner
I.
Wakley
K.
Warren
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS',
BOYS'
qnd
DRAPERY,
Etc.
Aston
Leading
Point
Contest
E.
Paulson
L.
Butterick
H.
Waldbaurer
W.
McLean
D.
Johnson
W.
Baxter
A.
McBroom
Lugrin,-
D.
Frizzell
BARBARA
HALE
M
G.
Martin,
D.
Sout,cr,
J.
Wilson,
Spares
E
Clearance
Sale
Now
On
AH
Departments
WAIIACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
third
ba.semen
in
the
National
League.
From
the
St.
Louis
club
we
will
E.
Vaughn,
J.
Cross.
i
ANTHONY
QUINN-
RICHARD
CAW
have
pitchers
Moore,
Negray.
TODAY
ONLY
i
A
IMTAl
Prince
Rupert
Men's
Curllnr
j
club
points
competition
got
un-!
derway
last
night
and
the
score
I
to
beat
is
27.
Results
of
last
I
night's
contest
is
as
follows:
j
Fred
Aston
27:
Jerry
Lcmi'.e
1
20;
Jimmy
Johnston
19:
Jack
i
Eby
18:
Rov
Brown.
17;
Hal
Kcl-
lough
17;
Ken
Warren
17;
Bill
;
Meighen
16;
Bert
Field
15;
Terry
1
McNiece
15;
Warnie
Petersen
15;
;
Woodbulchers
Win
Team
High
Three;
'
Move
Up
708
Five-Pin
Loop
Ladder
lArllUL
Bessent
and
Draneil.
I
know
these
pitchers
only
from
former
spring
training
games,
and
by
their
records.
Of
course,
Don
Zimmer
will
Join
us
from
St.
Paul.
He
looked
very
good
la-'t
"ONE
BIG
AFFAIR"
"INKERWOUI
O
STORY
Last
Show
:'i0
p.m.
FtMOUS
FLAYERS
THEAlui
"ALONG
CAME
JONES"
Ends
Todoy
Tiser
Cats
37,
Hotshots
3:5,
Maniacs
34.
Woodbutchers
32,
Atoms
30.
Powerhouse
28,
Boom
Cats
25.
Shearpins
22,
Digesters
20,
Sparks
19,
Gremlins
15,
Handicaps
14.
Kbowint
"WOMAN
IN
THE
WINDOW
HELLO
TO
A
GOOD
BUY"
.
.
.
nl
a
r.ucul
Buy
is
w
hat
you'll
alwiijs
t!'l
you
buy
a
used
car
;it
COn
PARKER
I.TI).
spring
and
I
understand
his
head
injury
no
longer
trouble
him.
The
return
of
Lon
Neweombe
from
the
army
shuuld
be
a
)n
!i)
to
the
pitching
staff
if
he
can
return
to
his
pre-servlce
i'onn.
The
pitching
figures
to
be
better
than
last
year
if
only
because
"e
will
have
Don
Newcnm-
hue1:
f
know
that
Ct.il
Er.skine
Is
a
line
pitcher.
ITS
0UZUN0...0BJGH'
Mel
Matthew
la;
Bob
Anderson
14:
Stew
Shelly
12;
Lindsay
Ely
12.
The
point
competition
will
continue
t
.'night
and
conclude
Thursday
night
at
7
p
m.
At
9
p
n.
first
games
of
Orot'o
Cif',ar
Store
knock-out
competition
will
start
with
newly-drawn
up
rinks.
Playoffs
for
the
Cook's
trophy
Tiger
Cats',
Hotshots
and
Maniacs,
retained
first,
second
and
third
places
in
the
Local
708
Five-Pin
bowling
league
last
week
but
Woodbutchers
took
over
sole
possession
of
fourth,
place.
Woodbutchers
also
took
team
high
three
with
a
score
of
2914
while
Maniacs
took
team
high
single
with
10G8.
Ladies
hign
single
was
won
by
Darlene
Olson
with
281
and
Belle
Emerson
with
T32
took
ladles
high
threi
4
.,
:
Jim
Pei'ry.-wMi
259
won
men's
Here
Come
1
Laurie
Wins
Challenge
Cup
From
Garner
'ft
51
Plymouth
n
io:t
lieu!
it.
Fully
winterized.
vlll
be
played
Immediately
uu
Technicolor
1
-J"
Jk.
depend;)
-
Jack
Laurie
and
his
rink
ui
Ri.n
Rkiillmeiiid
Jerrv
Lemlre
lowing
the
Orotto
competition.
This
will
be
followed
by
the
SPORTSMM
Checkcd
for
hility
1565
.
I,....,...
K
(th.f
round-robin
Dlav
for
the
Ruper
4ilgh
'single
an.
D.
Hopkins
roll
51
STl
l.KBAKK.K
SI'DAN
Radio,
heater.
Other
ex-,
triis.
Smooth
as
a
swing
ride.
Only
1525
30
I'KIFKCT
SI
I).N
Heater.
A-l
condition.""
Here's
economy
you'll
like
785
ed
07U
to
'capture
mens
hign
three.
Standings:
th,
n,.H
vniiiu
rhillenire
ruD
moiois
iiopny
am'
the
Beit
Young
Challenge
CP
(
annua,
1
wm
start
March
from
the
Ed
Garner
rink
Sun-
lg
wC
continue
unui
March
24.
day
in
a
nip
and
tuck
game.
It
:
n
roNi
i
fil.ot'.iriht,
FROSTBITE
TIPS...
c,i:i).N
healer.
A-l.
.-.e
ravings.
995
Enjoy
Ui
Only
was
Garner's
sixth
defence
of
1
NHL
Standings
Holgate
Awarded
me
cup.
The
two
rinKs
were
uea
1-1
i
t
the
end
of
the
first
end
ana
Rifle
Crest
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
Garner
took
the
lead
in
the
Mil
w
,
20
J5
.
23
19
.
18
A
Ps
1
ai
oo
I
'
102
65
74
54
126
44
133
42
100
23
r
1S3
140
07
114
107
U5
12
17
'
13
21
23
34
Detroit
.
.
Motitrpitl
Toronto
.
Huston
New
YorK
Cliicavro
second.
Laurie
tied
it
up
again
!
gm
Holgate
won
his
murks-In
the
third
and
Garner
got
an-;
manship
crest
at
the
Civic
Cen-
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
"Til
other
point
in
the
fourth
enri.
tr-
Youtn
rule
emu
msi
..."
.
.
K
'
when
he
shot
a
perfect
score
of
Laurie
s
crew
went
ahead
when
,pptrt
tn
1
BOB
T0NT
-
IIOPE-MAItm
him
at
the
conclusion
of
the
,
weekly
meetin?
by
Rifle
Club;
fit
J.'
sonosi
f
m
M
SJ&V
VMHVOULOVI
1
VJr.
L.
kmom
U
4
rj;
-
NtVM
HAUTW
V
.
f
1
"?!
'v
"
KUMI
-
president
Dick
Paul.
they
got
three
points
in
the
fifth
end.
Garner's
squad
added
another
point
in
the
sixth
end,
and
another
in
trie
eighth
but
Laurie
captured
two
more
single
insurance
points
in
the
ninth
and
tenth
ends.
Bob
Rudderham's
rink
has
challenged
Laurie
fo"
the
cup
but
no
definite
date
has
been
A0
-t
-nip
MrtCT
RMHWl
1
giiusintiiew!
OlD-T!KHES
who
insist
upon
RUBBING
FROSTBITE
AREAS
WITH
OR
WITHOUT
6NOW,
DON'T
KNOW
WHAT
THEY'RE
TALKING
ABOUT.'
NEVER
TAKfi
THEIR
AOVICG.
HARMFUL
6PFECTS
E-ftULT
FROM
RUBBINS
THOSE
PART
tACWHS
CIRCULATION.'
Instead,
coven
frostbitten
UOS6
AND
EARS
WITH
YOUR
HANDS.
IF
HANDS
ARC
AFFECTED
CROSS
ARMS
TO
PUT
UNSIOVEO
HANDS
msioe
coat,
oNoeR
armpits.
Prevent
frostbit
bv
wear-ins
PROTECTIVE
EAR
FLAPS,
A
PAIU
OF
WARtA
6L0VES
OR
MITTENS
AND
DRV
FOOTGEAR
WITH)
Others
who
Ijrned
in
good
targets
were
jyne
Crowe
and
Jolin
ClibbeU
with
99:
Frank
i
Anfield
with
98,
Glen
Smith
!
with
97,
Hubert
Pedersen
with
96.
Tero
Paeavolla
with
92
and
Gerry
Jensen
with
91.
Twenty-eight
members
turned
out
for
last
nignt's
shoot
:
and
it
is
hoped
that
others
will
i
take
the
opportunity
of
Joining
in
the
club
to
obtain
inst
iction
1
and
taiK'.-'
prrft
-ce.
MUAfflllCm-llLttMKMI
STARTS
THURSD
set
for
the
match.
"Vnder
the
Little
Big
Top'
"Collegiate
Champs"
-Cartoon
Evenings
....
7i
-
9:
p.m.
TOTEM
A
Famous
Flayers
ThrU'
OOM
FOR
CIRCULATION,
I
Last
Night's
Fights
By
nie
Aatiociuted
Pre.ss
Philadelphia
Gil
Turner,
157V:.
Philadelphia,
outpoint'--'!
Pierre
lAin-;lois,
1
57
',
a.
France
10
Pittsburgh
Johnny
Eubank;-:
H8.
Pittsburgh,
outpointed
Ito:;('i
Wliynott.
158,
Muhone
Bay,
N.S.
10.
r
'
Even
if
vou
havi
nevih
iakeo
a
pis
in
youi
u
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
2,
Edmonton
0.
Mtlfrn
liiternatioiiul
Trull
4,
NHson
2.
OkiinuKUii
htnl'ir
Kumlooua
5.
Vetnon
4
yv-
-
,
-.'-
vl
CE
AMONG
THE
FIRST
in
Canada
to
own
and
drive
a
MiinninK
new
1
V'H
I'ord
"Cuslomlinc"
Sedan!
The
)S
lord
with
a
longer,
lower.
Wider
look,
sets
a
new
Mvling
trend.
You
get
superb
interior
trim,
appointments
and
iiphulslcrv.
You
have
a
new
kind
of
ride
i
smooth
and
easv.
vet
stable
and
safe.
You
have
easier
handling,
easier
parking.
IMan
to
win
a
magni-Ihiim
new
I9V(
lord!
Inter
lotlav!
mmmmi
On
Stage
"FATHER
OF
THE
BRIDE"
The
la
ff
-packed
Broadway
Hit
Jan.
31
9
p.m.
Civic
Centre
Tic-ki-ls
from
I.iUle
Tlifntrc
nu-mb'TS
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