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his
evening-,
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n(.rl,.,.m
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atice
with
the
only
marker
01
of
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third
frame.
o'thKi1
V's
Win
Third
Straight
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To
Capture
B.C.
Puck
Title
CH0ONGS
DOWN
OPPOSITION
IN
INTERNATIONAL
TOURNEY
TORONTO
CP'
Eddie
Clioong
of
Malaya,
British
and
United
States
champion,
defeated
Don
Smythe.
Canadian
champ,
15-12.
15-2
in
an
International
Invitation
badminton
touriiaiiient
here
Tuesday
night.
The
Cluioiig
brothers,
fcddie
and
David,
also
combined
to
defeat
Bimny
Brewster
of
Woodstock
and
George
Thorpe
'of
Hamilton
15-11,
15-7.
By
The
Ciumilluo
Press
win
after
having
dropped
has
first
two
and
tying
one.
A
sensational
comeback
I
lie
funce
Rupert
Doily
lt'w-
Wednesday,
Aprn
14,
19a4
Homers,
Good
Weather,
Feature
Eight
Openers
By
The
Canadian
Pnss
Home
runs
provided
most
of
the
drama
Tuesday
as
the
major
league
baseball
season
opened
with
a
flourish.
For
the
first
time
in
l(i
years
all
1G
clubs
saw
action.
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t
a
riled
Pentlcton
V's
their
sec-
Having
disposed
of
the
West-
ond
.straight
B.C.
senior
hockey
frn
Inlernllllona,
league
champs
'championship
and
the
right
to
'
.
.,,
,
I
meet
Winnipeg
Maroons
in
the
i
ntietpn
"
take-
on
Winnipeg
j
Western
Canada
Allan
Cup
fin-;
in
a
best-of-seven
arfalr
to
be
ials.
played
in
B.C.
The
winner
will
Pentlcton,
Okunagan
Senior
j
advance
to
Die
Dominion
finals.
Amateur
Hockey
League
winners,
i
V's
leaped
Into
a
3-0
lead
In
turned
the
trick
at
Nelson
Tues-,
f'rs'
veriod
against
Nelson
........
...
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and
held
on
in
the
.second
as
the
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
Open
Cup
Final
With
6-0
Win
Over
Fori
William
FORT
WILLIAM
(CP)
Edmon-.
ing
marker,
and
Jerry
Mclnyk
ton
Oil
Kings
chalked
up
their
rounded
out
the
total.
35th
consecutive
victory
Tuesday
The
Oil
Kings
Won
thp
o
imo
inistrcinonlistis'
imported
and
thtj)
RUIR
which
wJ
uuy
nigni
oy
eogmg
i:.e
)
taW
two
loV,
or.
I
Leafs
4-3
in
the
eighth
game
of
,
D(jn
Appleton
scored
both
Nel-I
their
best-of-seven
semi-final
!
son
goals,
wliile
Ernie
Rucks
re-i
series.
It
was
V's
third
straight
plied
for
Pentlcton.
Appleton
the
.'core
in
the
ninth,
was
the
winner.
Jim
Greengrass
cracked
four
doubles
to
tie
a
majoi
league
record
to
highlight
Cincinnati's
first
opening
day
victory
since
1949.
The
husky
outfielder
drive
in
two
runs
and
scored
twice.
Philadelphia's
triumph
over
the
Ked
Sox
was
dimmed
when
little
Bobby
Shantz
injured
his
The
weather
was
ideal.
Crowds
totalling
226.414
turned
out
in
generally
cool,
sunny
weather,
with
the
largest,
46,994,
at
Detroit.
The
world
champion
New
York
Yankees
bowed
to
the
Senators
in
Washington
5-3
when
Mickey
Vernon
slammed
a
four-bagger
in
the
10th
inning
with
one
on
and
the
refurbished
New
York
by
defeating
Fort
William
Can-
i
37
seconds
after
It
started.
Kin-
nriiens
6-0
in
the
opening
game
of
the
Western
Canada
Memor
asewich
snapped
up
a
loose
puck
i
f'om
a
face-off
at
the
sld
nf
iv
VUfil
household
word,
ial
Cup
final.
Second
name
of
the
Fort
William
net
and
bang-!
the
best-of-seven
set
is
sched-i
ed
it
in.
Edmonton
tiled
for
here
Thursday.
j
attack
during
most
of
the
period
The
Oil
Kim's,
watched
bv
i
lnlt
couldn't
capitalize.
Giants
upset
the
National
arm
in
the
sixth
inning
while
League
chamninn
Brooklvn
Dori-'
ahead
l
ana
;iaci
to
leave
tlw
6.0C3
funs,
erupted
with
one
goal
j
eers
4-3
on
a
425-foot
blast
by
(same.
Ous
Zermal
s
two-run
ICE
SKATING
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
STARTING
APRIL
15th
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY:
Adults
and
IIikIi
School
7:30
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
Pre-Sthool
anil
Elementary
1:45
p.m.
4:00
p.m.
in
me
nvxl
period,
two
In
the
second
'and
three
in
the
third.
vVillie
Muvs
nomer
loilowlng
a
b.ises-loaden
The
Milwaukee
Braves
lost
to
double
by
ex-Yankee
Hill
Henna
The
impressive
victory
on
thi
Brittih
Guiana's
finest
DEMNtARA
RUM
matured
and
bottled
in
England.
the
Redlegs
in
Cincinnati
9-8:
'
in
llle
first
inning
gave
Sha'iU
visitors'
ice
made
the
Oil
Kinus
the
Athletics
upset
Boston
Red
victory.
who
eliminated
Flin
Finn
Bombers
in
the
semi-finals,
favorites
to
enter
the
Memorial
Cup
finals
in
the
east
at-nst
either
St.
Catharines
Teel'i'.s,
Quebec
Frontenars
or
Toronto
Marlbor-
V
ffevt
.
GOOD
RUM
fcrw,.
SUNDAY
Family
Day:
1
:1.1
p.m.
lo
4
:0I)
p.m.
This
advrriiwmcni
it
imm
nu,hk,.l
cover
more
orea.
os.
The
Canadiens
entered
the
Western
finals
by
their
upset
over
St.
Boniface
Canadiens
in
the
semi-final
which
went
to
!
Ol
It
IN
FKilli'il
Held
rimless
by
Rcbin
Roberts
through
seven
innings,
the
Pirates
jounced
on
the
Philly
iv:-and
Jim
Konstanty,
his
reliever,
for
four
runs
in
the
eighth
to
pull
the
;ame
e.it
oi
the
fire.
Successive
fourth-inning
home
runs
by
Wally.
We.stlake
and
George
Stri.-kland
opened
'.lie
gate-:
for
the
Indians
who.
staged
a
15-hit
a-'sault
on
Billy
Piereo
and
three
relievers.
Stan
Hack's
managerial
debut
ns
a
sue-.-esj
as
his
Cubs
sht!.
I
Adults
50c
Students
25c
tomrol
Board
r
Uy
d
l,wnmtlll
faux
6-4;
the
Cubs
swamped
St.
Louis
Cardinals
13-4:
Cleveland
stalled
the
White
Sox
8-2;
the
Pirates
whipped
the
Phillies
4-2
and
Detroit
Tigers
shut
out
the
new
Baltimore
Orioles
3-0.
SNAPS
3-3
TIE
Mays
Miiashed
his
homer
in
the
sixth
inning
to
snap
a
3-3
tie
after
Roy
Campanclla.
the
majors
runs-batted-in
champion
last
year,
had
cracked
a
pair
for
Brcoklvn.
Speedy
Willie's
blow,
together
with
Marv
Grls-soni's
fine
relief
pitching,
gave
Sal
M.iglie
his
19th
victory
in
25
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New$
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eight
games.
Edmonton
has
!
been
idle
since
April
3.
SPAKKPI.ro
OK
ATTACK
,
Norm
Ul.nian.
w.io
fired
three.
!
goals,
was
the
sparkplug
of
the
!
oil
King
attack.
Kav
Klnnsewich
j
tallied
a
pair,
including
the
win-
j
REPLACED
SAILS
j
The
first
steam
fishing
trawl-
!
ers
made
their
appearance
In
;
England
in
1879.
tarter
H
irvcy
Haddix
a::d
ft
Broadway
Cafe
decisions
against
the
Dodgers.
other
St.
Louis
hurlers
for
l;i
Hits
Vernon
homered
in
the
last
of.
while
southpaw
I'aui
Minner
was
the
lOlli
ol
f
loser
Allie
Reynol
Is1
handcuffing
the
rookie-spi
inki-to
break
a
3-3
tie.
President
ed
Cardinals
to
six
Eisenhower
who
tossed
in
the
Baltimore
made
an
ignomini-fM
bill!,
stayed
to
the
end.
,
ous
return
tjj
the
Amerie-i
Sonny
Dixon,
who
relieved
star-
League
after
52
years
as
Detroit
ler
Chuck
Stobbs
and
stopped
.
Steve
Gromek
shut
them
o"i'
the
Yankees
cold
alter
they
Led
with
seven
hits
and
fanned
nine.
Canadiens
Trounce
Red
Wings
To
Square
Stanley
Cup
Play
tory
of
the
Stanley
Cup
series
'
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The
8oai
8ave
the
the
whole
outcome
now
hinging;
ed
Win?s
'-ope,
but
ifdied
on
the
seventh
game,
can't
be
i
five
mimiu-s
later
when
Maurice
written
until
Friday
night
and
!
Ri'harct
beat
Sawohuk
cleanly
the
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to
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gallant
comeback
or
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Detroit
Red
Wings
regain
their
vaunted
power
and
prowess
on
home
ice
and
topple
the
1953
champions?
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Canadiens
left
no
argument
as
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their
simer-
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far
easier
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night
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bang
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the
second
period,
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reverse
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that
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game
here
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Detroit
romped
off
to
a
5-2
win.
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Tuesday
night
went
to
Floyd
Curry,
Montreal's
hard-working
wing-man
whose
outstanding
specialty
in
earlier
games
has
been
his
strong
checking.
Curry
fired
two
of
his
team's
four
jjoals,
the
second
coming
only
a
minute
and
18
seconds
after
his
first
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he
was
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limp
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his
bench.
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Geoffrion's
goal,
a
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shot
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zipped
past
goalie
Terry
Sawchuk
and
started
the
downfall
of
the
Red
Wings.
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goal
.
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Metro
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was
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goalie
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