Pi'lilCe
Rupert
I
Tuesday,
March
31,
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SPORTS
ROUND-UP
utdoors
o
Kennedy
Gets
SI
For
Each
Of
200
Goals
with
Marty
.
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FOR
COLDS
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Ken-
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captain
of
Toronto
Ms
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Leaf-
of
the
National
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Here
is
a
short
serial,
with
moral
to
follow.
This
story
of
the
taking
of
two
splendid
fast-water
steelheaas
would
be
sadly
incomplete
without
telling
of
the
"big
one
that
got
away."
We
fish
the
beautiful
:
Bulkley
River
near
Smithers,
B.C.,
!
at
a
point
30
miles
upstream
:
from
its
confluence
with
the
Skeena.
The
Bulkley.
virtually
unknown
j
to
the
angling
fraternity,
is
i
lly
(IAYLE
TALBOT
PHOENIX,
Ariz.
(AP)
"If
tlle
army,
had
let
me
have
Willie
Mays
back,"
said
manager
Leo
Dur-oeher
of
New
York
Giants,
"I
would
have
been
ready
right
now
to
tell
you
we
would
win
the
pennant.
I
would
have
been
willing
to
put
it
down
on
paper.
Now
I
just
don't
know."
-;nU
u"ht:
,
wanl
mvwU
a
The
game's
loudest
manag-r
.
tivM
evcn
if
it
mt
ans
1
II
have
was
trying,
as
best
he
could,
to
jwo
romparatively-week
out-explain
the
problem
he
now
'
Iield
spots
w,th
Henrv
In
centre
faces
In
putting
together
a
line-
ind
j,,,
Mueller
In
right,
up
which
will
stand
the
best
.
rv(1
jUJit
KOt
t0
wait
and
see.
chance
of
overhauling
Brooklyn
jf
Davev
Williams'
back
comes
in
the
coming
National
League
around
it
might
be
might
be.
race.
lie
put
his
cards
on
the
Si,vthat
I'll
play
him
at
sec-table.
tn(
Al
Dark
ut
short
and
my
'With
Willie
in
ccntrefleld
we
rookie.
Daryl
S)enccr.
at
third
Hockey
league,
received
200
silver
dollars
from
an
anonymous
admirer.
A
no?,
with
the
gift
said
the
"accompanying
souvenirs"
are
intended
to
mark
the
occasion
or
the
?O0lrt
goal
mark
and
'the
sincere
admiration
of
your
uplendld
leadership
yl,r
gentlemanly
conduct
on
or
off
the
Ice."
'
11
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01
Hi.-
1
Ml
UUcJLiniMEK;
mm
would
have
oeeii
uu
oil.
ne
That's
my
!.ne-i:p
ttvv.iv.
"'i
said
'
Bob
Thomson
likes
to
play
ju
11
notice
tnat
Hank
Thomp-third
base
better
than
centre,
t,m
still
is
playing
centre
"
TON
HORSE
J
......
.
.
.
MAlRICn
RICHARD
OF
MONTRF
L
CANADIENS
misses
the
puck
on
a
slap
shot
as
Chicago
goalie
Al
Rollins
goes
to
the
ice
tc
block.
Canadicns
defeated
the
Black
Hawks
3-1
in
the
first
game
of
their
best-of-seven
semi-finals
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
Canadians
Most
'
Spectacular
Hockey
Team
of
Year
in
NHL
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Coach
1
1948
Dodg
Sedan
WHITE
and
he
hits
better
when
he
8
there.
I'm
still
going
to
try
to
keep
him
there
and
play
Henry
Thompson
in
centre."
A
few
moments
later
this
no
longer
was
the
Giants'
line-up
Ferris
Fain,
the
Chicago
White
Srx
new
firt-baseman.
threw
n
jolting
block
Into
Williams
to
l:reak
up
a
potential
double-nlav
at
second
and
hurt
the
little
guy's
back
all
over
again
He
was
replaced
by
Ronnie
San-
1
V
rucn
it
was
suggested
to
Leo
that
his
pitchers
preferred
to
have
the
best
flycha.ser
available
out
there
in
the
open
spaces.
'
Nuts
to
that,"
he
said.
"Pitchers
also
like
to
have
a
good
man
at
third,
a
tall,
rangy
fellow
like
Bobbv
who
can
knock
down
tord.
and
the
next
lime
Fam
I
Scotch
So
mellow
and
"Rich
came
to
bat
he
nearly
had
hie
head
taken
iff
by
one
of
pitcher
about
300
feet
wide
where
It
tumbles
over
a
30-foot
falls,
then
abruptly
narrows
to
50
feet
as
it
enters
the
canyon
At
the
foot
of
the
canyon
the
river
divide-and
makes
a
five-acre
gravel
island,
also
a
pool
of
whirling
bright
green
water
about
300
feet
across.
The
entire
setting
is
magnificent,
the
Cascade
Mountains
as
a
backdrop,
the
rugged
rock-walled
canyon,
the
roar
of
the
falls,
and
hundreds
of
salmon
and
trout
visible
against
the
pebbled
bottom,
while
there
may
be
a
dozen
or
more
fish
in
the
'air
at
any
given
moment.
Each
year
my
daughter.
Betty,
and
I
release
hundreds
of
these
warrior
fish.
They
are
played
tc
a
standstill
so
that
the
hook
may
be
slipped
out
while
the
near-spent
tish
lies
motionless
on
its
side,
then
recovers
to
swim
away
and
fulfill
its
destiny
a.s
a
spawn-er
MI
ST
FLAY
FISH
We
use
True
Temper
tubular
rods,
Penn
reels
of
200-yard
capacity,
18
to
20-pound
Shakespeare
casting
lines
backed
with
linen
line.
10-pound
nylon
leaders,
and
No.
2
spinn
is
with
a
single
10
hook.
The
long
rod
angler
must
not
look
askance
at
this
tackle,
because,
once
hooked,
every
fish
those
Dave
Koslo
s
last
balls
Anyhow
those
drives
and
field
"Canadiens
are
the
most
colorful
prolvibly
because
Irvin
works
on
making
them
colorful,"
he
mid.
Joe
Falls
OI
The
Associated
Press,
Detroit,
and
snortscaster
Phil
Stone
of
CHUM.
Toronto,
were
the
only
selectors
to
pick
the
Leafs.
"They're
sort
of
like
i
the
Pride
of
the
Yankees
"
the
AP
writer
said
"If
you
are
a
By
JACK
SUM
IVAN
Canndlin
Press
Slalt
Writer
TORONTO
The
National
Mockey
League's
most
colorful
Learn?
Montreal
Canadiens
by
a
whopping
majority.
That's
the
way
.-.ports
"Titers
and
sportscasters
of
the
six
N'HL
cities
saw
it
in
a
Canadian
Press
poll.
And
the
overwhelm
to
continue
wlth(
Durochct
troubles;
i
Those
two
days
of
rain
Mn
ton
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3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
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til
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:
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"
i
Boxing
Card
Here
Soon'
Pi.n
Francisco
last
week
set
us
bark
badly
We
wen
just
rounding
into
shape
and
I
was
abie
at
least
to
see
what
some
of
my
boys
could
do
Now
I've
got
to
n
the
Monire
u-
.;.,.,,
htl
,
k
t.n,,rt
ing
'
margin
riv
'....i.
in....:,
.
j
rs
uvt
i
utiioit
iru
iiio
iv.
3nd
rough."
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
the
only
A
boxing
match
to
feature
'
change
all
my
training
routine
Prince
Rupert's
Elks
Athletic,
and
it
will
take
another
two
Club
champion
amateur
fighter
weeks
to
get
back
where
wa
Voting
for
the
Red
Win""
were
Bobby
Hewit-on.
spor
editor
of
the
Toronto
Telegram;
Marshall
Dann.
Detroit
Free
Press:
Ben
Olan.
The
Associated
it
BC
is
expected
to
be
staged
were
here
In
three
weeks.
Trainer
I
rther
clubs
to
receive
votes
stamped
the
red.
blue
and
white
hib
as
the
greatest
boon
to
box-offices
in
the
game.
A
big
measure
or
credit
for
Canadiens'
popularity
should
g,
to
Maurice
Richard,
voted
the
nest
colorful
guv
in
the
game.
rhe
Rocket
won
it
easily
over
lordie
Howe
of
Detroit
and
Milt
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Great,
i
IS)
'
I
Press,
New
York;
Sid
Abel.
Chi-
Joe
Ward
said
today,
cago
Black
Hawk
playing-coarh
At
least
one
of
the
fighters
'
and
former
Wing
player,
and
which
fell
at
the
hands
of
Prince
sportscaster
Ward
Wilson
of
1
Rupert
pugilists
last
week-end
WMGM,
New
York.
in
Terrace
wants
a
return
match
here,
said
Constable
Ward,
radio
must
be
played
from
right
where
we
stand.
It
is
not
possible
to
'
senmioi
oi
Boston
uiuu.s.
n.
operator
of
the
RC'MP
here.
follow
the
quarry
downstream.
!
niy
otners
receiving
a
vine.
He
is
Van
Juhnson.
young
Arney
Leads
Ten
Pinners
lugger
who
was
stopped
in
the
list
two
minutes
of
the
second
round
by
Chuck
Place
after
tak
Don't
Just
Say
For
...
ing
a
sharp
beating
irom
me
jtart.
A
second
Elks
Club
fmhter.
oowerful
Andy
Marshall,
down
The
canyon
walls
preclude
such
i
POPt'LAR
TFAM
manoeuvers,
and
the
water
is
toe
I
Tne
wrji.rs
and
announcers
deep
and
swift
for
wading,
j
pr0bably
had
their
eyes
on
the
The
first
day
of
October
a
good
standing-room
only
accommo-fish
struck
my
spinner,
but
made
'
dation
at
Montreal
Forum
and
no
move
to
leap
and
throw
the
!
in
the
attendance
figures
of
hook.
He
merely
stayed
down-1
other
NHL
cities
when
Cani-stairs
while
I
maintained
almost
I
iier.s
were
playing,
the
maximum
strain
I
dared
t?
reasr
n
was
summed
up
apply.
This
kg
a
characteristic
of
neatly
by
Vine?
Lur.ny,
sports
heavy
steelhead.
They
appear
I
editor
of
the
Montreal
Herald,
confident
they
cannot
be
held.
Iwith
this
observation:
"Cana-
Rpttv
narlrert
Vier
tackle
and
Miens
must
be
the
most
colorful.
Don
Arney
of
Chtynps
ran'!
the
bell
this
week
in
the
mixer1
10-pin
league
play
by
scoring
a
high
single
of
223
and
making
a
total
count
of
560
with,
otnei
games
of
143
and
1S
Art
Olson
of
Chumps
scored
221
and
212,
only
other
bowler
!over
the
iUO-mark.
1"
clubs
Ladies
high
sinaie
end
hiuh
took
note
of
the
time.
4:29
p.m.
(they
outdraw
all
other
view,
three
v-ere
both
captured
by
ed
Tom
Pandergast
In
the
same
vent,
also
in
the
second
round
!
andergast
weiehed
1!.0
pounds
to
Marshall's
174
but
was
no
match
for
the
hard-hittini
olden
Gloves
ch..mpion
of
three"
seasons.
It
is
doubtful,
said
Ward,
that
Panderp;.st
will
seek
a
returr
match
but
an
opponent
for
Marshall
as
well
a.s
for
Bill
Morrison
light-heavy
champion
of
B.C.,
Bill
Tsuchiya,
welterweight,
and
Glen
Carlson,
heavyweight
titleholder
are
likely
to
be
found
ATier
snmp
miniii.ps
rii
bsi,un
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--
,
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The
"FLYING
LADY,"
a
speedy
liftls
cruiser,
21
ft.
in
length,
powered
by
o
V-8
engine.
Speeds
to
35
mph,
or
con
be
run
ot
trolling
speed.
Coll
or
write:
D.
Roussell,
Suite
8,
930
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fff
V.'indle
of
Spares
with
hi.it.,
tu.ht
t
,,...
tho
was
expressed
by
Baz
OMeara.
Marisa
Montreal
Star
sports
editor.
the
following
counts.
163.
164
pressure
and
struck
the
rod
butt
rntdSn
I
,
-"
"--f
"
""'A
several
good
sharp
raps
with
the
anorwcnsier
r,
ra''
"'.
"
-
"J
Thino--;
then
wwrnr-A,
dubiuii.
hu-
,
isnaies
also
caimirea
teain
heelr
of
my
hand.
of
Weekend
Magazine,
and
;
honors
with
scores
of
841
and
happened
quickly.
'
There
was
a
w
Contnh
26'
j
wt
Thin
adverluwmrnt
Is
not
piihUhrd
or
dispiayrd
b
Ihf
!
Conlrul
Bvarit
or
by
the
fiavrrnmrnt
of
P.rib-h
(alt
ofi
J7S--",-..:
..
i
sportscaster
Frank
Starr
Third
Ave.
W.
PRICE
(2388.
u.,c
7.'u'
CJAD.
Montreal,
agreed
with
Results
SDares
3.
Chumps
1:
'
.
.
-
.
lO.ll,
Lllll
uy
lie
tame,
obiaignv
11CML
IX-lnor'in
South
Burnaby's
Lions
Club
out
of
the
water
less
than
20
feet
;em
zed
thp
co,or
of
Monl.
Nortnern
Distrlbutor8
1.
Arrangements
are
now
under
y"
'
real
players.
Standin
Spares
37.
Chumps
j
way
to
complete
the
matches
LEAPED
INTO
AIR
i
Personalities."
was
the
one-
34.
Art
Murrays
31,
Delnor
28,
and
announcement
of
a
card
by
He
went
into
the
air
fully
five
word
description
of
Canadiens
N
Dlst.
22.
MCa
18.
i
the
Elks
Is
expected
soon.
DAILY
NEWS
'HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
WILL
HELP
YOU
SELL
0!?
EUY
feet
clear
of
the
surface,
and
;
oy
Jonn
uiuraiv
01
u.e
looked
like
50
uiches
of
gleaming
Daily
Record.
"Fast
and
riaahy.
"aid
Dana
Mozley
of
the
New
tarpon,
a
glorious,
picture
of
sea-
blurand
silver.
I
was
then
well
York
Daily
News'
"They
have
every
type
of
p
layer
out
there,
aware-and
still
believe-that
I
;
was
connected
to
a
record
steel-
j
o-f
CK
ne
1
"Detroit
is
workmanlike,
eff1.
-
Away
across
the
pool
he
went.
ejr.nt.
s0
ls
Montreal
but
Cana-150
feet
of
.silk
line
then
I
gone,
diena
also
are
a
r0ugh.
toug'.i,
watched
the
green
cuttyhunk
,
bruisine.
spectacular
crew
who
.11
cmine
GfiflE'
i:
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
HELP,
FIND
A
LOST
ARTICLE
OR
DO
PRACTICALLY
ANYTHING
YOU
CAN
THINK
OF!
The
Doily
News,
-Prince
Rtipert-B
G.
w
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAY
13
following.
He
reached
the
other
j
Wju
fist
fight
when
necessary."
side
and
I
was
down
to
the
third
summed
up
Don
Desmond
of
the
line.
I
dared
not
give
the
tackle'
Chicago
Herald-American,
any
more
strain,
and
luckily
the
j
-j-oi.-j
STVLF
''
'
'
fish
turned.
j
,.
...
t
,
,
,
,
,.
'
'
"They,
are
the
most
colorful
,
?CVne.JtteRe
ha
'
because
of
their
wide-open
followed
by
the
old
see-saw
w
busi-,
yV3al(1
mxmr.n
ot
tno
nexs
between
angler
and
fish.
Totonto
Daiy
star.
Four
times
we
went
down
to
the
j
Anothcr
canadiens
supportei
third
line.
Everything
was
going
j
was
Nirk
De,
Njnno
o
tne
smoithly,
including
the
time,
fori
Traveler
who
added
a
it
was
now
five
o
clock.
No
surn
:
good
word
for
coacn
Dick
Irvin
MAUL
CAREERS
ARE,
...
PLANNEDCAREERS!
PLAN
YOURS
NOW!
AND
RIGHT
HERE
IN...
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAVE
MONEY
Order
Your
Ad
6
Times
Vim
p.iy
imlv
fertile
tir-l
iiiM-rlimis.
The
ott:er
lo
wrtions
are
I
Itt'K.
Krnwm"
r"
(lie
iiiM-rlieiis
mii-
srciillvi'ly.
ot
any
iei-up.
ana
presently
Betty
said
'5:30.'
Please
run
the
following
od
for
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An
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then
suddenly
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tactics
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The
fish
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up
the
canyon,
which
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me
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today
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airplane
in
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