''r.;a
R
jrert
Doily
Mens
Monda.
D:v-ir,ber
14,
1S53
Billy
Tuschiya
Scores
TKO
in
Terrao
-.
.1
3
-i
4
Prinre
Rupert
lightweight
Billy
involving
Prince
Rupert
boxers,
bout.
In
charge
of
tr
f
w,
wi..
l.
.-
Art
lurcoiu?.
iik.
ae'i.siinea
were
trn
nr
i,.tt.
r
oil
il
luciiiya,
uii
'6C
if
-
-
-
ira
I
r.
i
:
6
(en
Watson's
round
attack
and
a
continuii
itoiin
u
iruarc.
vwi-
plunders.
barra?
of
blowi
in
the
eeond
ent
for
lightweight
wa-s
out
of
and
third,
wored
a
technical
:
shape
and
overweignt
and
the:
.
I
I
-TV.
1
5i
(
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2
1
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1
r
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5s.
t
.
h
T
Ti
--V-
knockout
over
Shawn
Duncan
fight
was
called
oil.
No
oppon-
Saturday
night
in
a
fight
card
ent
was
found
for
80-pound
Billy
at
the
Terrace
Clvk
Centre
,
Saunders
In
the
second
fight
of
his
life,.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
Billy
had
the
IrLsh-Scots
lad
In
card
was
the
five-round
exhibi-U-ouble
right
from
the
first
An
;
tion
staged
by
B.C.
heavyweight
experienced
fighter
and
a
clever
champion
Hili
Morrison
and
B
C.
boxer.
Duncan
was
not
in
shape,
lightheavy
titlr-huldrr
Andy
Mar-He
came
out
too
fast
in
the
first
:
shall.
Using
their
wei;ht
and
round
only
to
be
slowed
to
a
walk
experience
to
advantage
both
when
Billy
landed
two
wicked
;
boys
went
at
it
with
a
will
and
left
hooks
to
the
stomach
and
.hud
the
small
crowd
standing
up
few
seconds
later
had
Duncan
and
yelling
h
tore
the
end
of
the
eut
of
the
ring.
The
referee
'
"
"
"
rase
W
f
t
f
v
4
I
--VM
hit?
HOW
HARD?
a
r
r-
T
Art
it
If
So.
IS
Too
many
curlers
have
tv,o
weights
draw,
and
bang!
Any
bumper
lightly
i.
Ah
of
these
discrepancies
in
weight
are
little
removed
from
the
draw,
and
they
allow
the
call
for
the
moderate
intenr.e-
diates
ranging
between
thse
player
to
use
his
1
usual
usual
steady.
.
.
.
,
,hi,j
.r.hurned
swing
to
achieve
the
i
"w
"'
i
T
c.e,ired
results.
Thereby
he
is
"
"u
.1"
two
extremes
finds
a
limited
number
of
candidates
available,
yet
curling
greatness
requires
a
delicate
sense
of
execution
when
11.
t
feik,
the
lull,
oi'
chup
iii'd
-
.
:
r
urate
and
less
likely
to
j
'oreet
that
the
broom
is
his
tar-
j
i.it
i.d
r.ot
the
ioik
he
is
askecl
j
dressing
room.
I
In
the
only
other
decision
fight
i
r
.1
i
lie
are
required.
The
average
to
remove.
I
it
.
I
ft
.
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILQI
MONTREAL
CANADIEXS
and
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
players
square
off
in
what
is
described
as
the
roughest
game
in
National
Hockey
League
history
A
record
41
penalties
were
handed
out
as
leafs
beat
Canadiens
3-0
at
Toronto.
At
centre
Leaf's
Bobby
Soiinger
-white
sweater
wrestles
Canadiens-
Ken
Mosdell.
Other
piayjrs
indemifiable:
Dick
Gamble
;
Harry
Watson
(4.:
Maurice
Richard
9)
and
Danny
Lrwicki
.1.
Ref-ree
fdvari
cleared
both
bench-s
in
the
third-period
fracas.
Daily
Passenger
Train
Service
player,
asked
for
a
take-out
shut,
,
Generally
speaking,
the
closer
is
ouite
happy
if
he
hit.s
the
the
stone
to
be
removed
is
to
the
target
at
all,
but
to
the
precL-ion
b
laline.
the
firmer
the
shot.
If
:
curler
the
hit
and
the
positional
the
opposing
stone
is
lying
in
role
is
what
counts.
He
plays
f..r
the
bark
rings,
very
quiet
weight
the
corners
if
necessary
and
to
should
be
used.
In
front
of
the
achieve
this
he
must
have
abso-
nnns.
extra
weight
will
remove
lute
confidence
in
the
weight
he
the
stone
from
play,
but
when
is
required
to
use.
v(,u
iire
hitting
rocks
in
the
Draw
weight
is
the
primary
re-
house,
quiet
your
weight
to
keep
quisite
upon
which
all
interme-
your
stones
in
play.
Thus
you
(iate
weights
.are
based.
A
rim-
maintain
your
offensive
position
Near
Free-for-AII
Features
Hab
Win
mm
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
1
EXCEPT
SUNDAY)
FROM
I
t
nmg
shot
is
not
to
be
considered
and
force
vour
opponents
to
si
1
r
11
n
this
category,
as
a
"rw.ner"
play
to
you.
At
all
costs,
control
As
Harvey,
Lindsay
Collect
$75
Fines;
is
PRINCE
RUPERT
thrown
with
no
thought
of
a
your
impulses
and
the
urge
to
standard
deviation
from
the
bla.st.
The
harder
you
throw
and
draw.
If
draw
weiaht
is
tak.
r.
a-,
miss,
the
greater
the
panic
that
The
recollection
of
this
prob-
ed
back
in
the
third
period
to
"'".
spreaus
10
your
leammaics.
There's
nothing
lfke
a
high-
within
one
goal
when
oence
in
nis
oraw.
men
it
is
a
if
you
are
a
skip,
take
heed.
ably
was
the
big
reason
why
th"
pull
spirited,
colorful
team
to
revive
lading
interest
and
that's
just
largest
Detroit
crowd
of
tne
Maurice
Richard
and
Kenny
co.-i.paraLiveiy
smipie
niauri
101
t'aim
down
tne
nervous
impulses
.
,
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htm
tn
finH-
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iff
i
i
)
:
'season.
13.831.
turned
ou:
las;
Mosaeu
counu-u
wuiun
a
niiu-
-
......
.
m
.jui
ji.c:3.-
i.u
iuichj.
mu
what
Montreal
Canadiens
are
,
The
Rf.'N
(Rerrt)
tftt
TO
JASPER
and
intermediate
stations
from
Prince
Rupert:
8:00
p.m.
Convenient
ccjnnecttouat
J:i';-r
if.r
p)inLH
east
and
west.
All
All
timtfi
tune
shown
shown
an
art
nlandard.
standard.
For
For
li.ormatlon.
ti.orniBtlon.
rail
rail
fr
tr
writ
write
K.
K.
L.
L.
KORKKTSON',
KORKKTSON'.
CA-F
C..A.F.D-
I),
"i28
3rd
Ave.
W,
Prince
Rupert,
Phone
2C0
:ni"ht
to
see
the
Red
Wings
play
ite
Of
each
other.
Eddie
Mazur
riui
ring
weigui.
t
well'
'the
Canadiens.
The
Habitant
tired
the
other
Montreal
goal
in
Back
rm
weight;
3
Hark
1
didn't
disappoint
them
and
the
first
period.
weight
i
enough
weight
to
rea.-h
N
nrtirU
.
.
.
mui
uiimc
'when
the
final
buzzer
went.
Monireal
also
was
on
a
scor-
the
hack
behind
the
rings;
Hi
doing
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
Fans
now
expect
something
out
of
the
nrriinurv
When
the
sit$
of
ciiirn-uilori
training
incrcn&tng
'K;
4-3
victory
in
Detroit's
ing
spree
Saturday,
trouncing
Bumper
weight
'to
tap
the.
vaimme
ine
Winer
iuh
tii4;-ey-wjA
3
Canadiens
are
involved.
It's
1
witn
a
New
York
Rangers
7-2
in
Mont-
a
near
free-for-all
ex-
I
I
f
v
V
I
knowledge
of
ihc
s-i:
and
trail
ol
the
tti
I
rye
training
is
impO'
bound
to
helD
the
attenduncn
!
y
in
all
the
NHL
cities,
especially
i
pioded.
real-
in
the
otner
game
tatur-
!
Maurice
Richard
crashed
Gler.
ray
night
Harry
Lumley
scored
t
r-i
A
nt,,n.
V.ic
fifth
cHutitt
nc
Tnrf.nfn
mi
those
of
the
teams
whose
training
and
tltm..
hole
hcarurd
initit.'
smaller
crowds.
,lu
'
uc
",m
"''';;'"',
"
.
Local
Cagers
Trim
Terrace;
G&
A
Downs
Pulp
Millers
4
j
irorri
ootn
Dencnes
swarmea
on
mapie
i-mij
.-iui
ui
and
fffon.
3wVWWM
mm.
'1
t
!
lne
lce-
eiore
tne
mining
piay-
ciul.
nawn
-u
xu.u..
causing
concern
to
the
league
bras-
,ers
were
parted
referee
Bill
goals
by
Harry
Watson.
'
misconduct!
Uafs
handed
Rangers
their
Chadwick
slapped
a
The
me
league
league
is
is
still
sun
buzzin-
buzzing,
In
n
hts
Bill
McChesney's
Inter
A
Watts
tiers
their
first
loss
In
seven
0
r:UI
'
"t..1.
Idi3..Pfa.1iifs
i
Hawev
that
will
cost
te
.'when
they
edged
them
2-1
,a
and
Nickersons
went
to
town
ok
starts
takirag
the
Inter
A
league
.
t
7-l-
Cr.,,
nhl
T3c
i
CI
TilL
C
QKtt
IlULei
nULUrU
V
faUCrS
-J.
All
lliC
U
reaI
diens
diens
shared
snared
in
in
when
when
they
they
;
..
-
,
j
nioh
iHmnw
h
vuitm-
at.
nnip
Mln
Rrnthers
,111
anu
x-incau
cacu
aaivagrj
---o---
-
r
----
-
played
loronto
Maple
Leafs
on
-'
;
.;
...
k
d
42
in
a
ame
featured
mainly
by
ed
league
pacesetters
Manson
1
EARN
UP
TO
32DAYSTRAIN1N!
!Ted
Iind.sav
razzed
Chadwick
when
they
played
to
a
2-2
tie
me
complaints
oi
tne
lerrace
jo-zo
to
give
me
jeweueia
men
1
THIS
WEEK'S
TOP
8
used
car
HITS
HOTPOINT
FLOOR
POLISHER
from
the
penalty
box
after
the
bf
fore
a
Sunday
nignt
crowd
oi
crew
against
local
reiereeing.
nrsi
oeieai
oi
mc
Bean.
Detroit
forward
was
handed
a
5.C92
in
Chicago.
Jimmy
Flewin
making
the
most
I"
a
t?ame
which
saw
speedy
misconduct
penalty.
The
talk-1
of
floor-length
passes
from
Par-
Hod
Tait
have
his
partial
plate
ing
got
Lindsay
a
$75
fine
also
I
ft
nell
led
the
locals
In
points
as
broken,
Don
Ciccone
paced
the
and
ejection
from
the
game
HPiTiniftrK
ff(
nPTfl
Watts
and
Niekerson's
second
drypfjods
squad
with
17
points
when
the
referee
tacked
on
a
1
1
vllllllvll
J
UIIU
LUtj
string
took
over
eary
jn
U)e
anci
Nickerson
scored
8
for
the
game
misconduct
sentence.
T
X
U
game.
The
locals
led
7-4.
21-6.
Bottlers.
The
Wings
won
the
game
on
1
10
Qr
flQIlOrS
44"27
in
the
firit
three
stanzas-
Llne'JPs:
nler
R
,,,,,
PAY
PER
YEAR
Serving
yourcounirr
your
spare-time
1$
al-4
a
profiuble
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Yi
this
I
You'll
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MANY
TIMES"
over
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Plymouth
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paid
rrgul
t
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!
M
iwu
goais
earn
vy
uiiuuj
airi
i
lerrace
rauiea
in
tne
last
two
manso
IS
Andersen
3.
Jeltrer
4
lookie
Bill
Dineen.
Detroit
buiil
I
T
I
CI
i
quarters,
only
trailing
the
coth-
itKi--ilmvi'n
12
Masnuum.
Orv
4.
Navy
ratn
of
pay
lit
the
time
you
prnd
i(
training.
I
Ill
lUirEV
jnUUl
iers
21-23
in
thirl
and
tak-
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Brlrl!in.
Tot.l
26
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BHOTHERS-T
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COX
DIOS"
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Oil
well
...
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Hemmons
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Berg
won.
Lanky
Norm
Rolin
proved
handy
"Z'TTk'A
mouth
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.
special
mention
saturciay
as
n
under
the
basket
for
9
points.
Hon.
N
M.a-ven
4.
M.
Matsuba
turkeys
were
won
in
the
CNRA
Sarich
with
13
rxiints
led
the
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second
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sending
Tor
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mav
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Rupert
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announces
that
a
change
has
been
made
in
the
Cook's
Jewellers
trophy
competition
draw
this
week.
Curlers
slated
to
play
Wednesday
night
will
play
on
Thursday
and
those
scheduled
to
play
Thursday
will
play
Wednesday
night
in
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a
popular
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poor
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performance!
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us
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for
a
general
check-
up
and
tune
up
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.
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and
we'll
winterize
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car
too.
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be
pleased
with
our
service.
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GIFTS
stead.
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time,
same
ice.
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Paint
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Flashlights
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few
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