The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
rew
s
Monday,
February
22,
1954
Stamps
Share
First
Spot;
Ref
Gets
Police
Escort
I
New
Season
High
Single
Set
Of
399
Set
by
Joe
Girodano
f
-
.
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TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
VW1
A
new
season
record
was
set
0;
North
Stars
4,
Thorn
Sheet
last
week
in
the
men's
five-pin
Metal
0;
Northwest
Construction
Bowling
League
when
Joe
Gior-,
3,
Cook's
1;
CNRA
3,
Philpott,
dano
rolled
399
in
the
third
game
j
Evitt
I;
Short
Circuits
3,
Family
of
a
series
against
537
Taxi.
Market
1.
tied
it
up.
Max
Quackenbush,
Steve
Witiuk
and
Sid
Finney
were
the
other
Calgary
marksmen.
Wayne
Brown
paced
the
Bombers
with
three
of
their
four
goals.
Dave
Wall
got
the
other.
A
three-goal
effort
by
New
Westminster
playing-coach
Max
McNab
wasn't
enough
to
stop
the
fey,.
.n&St
tmf
A
UNIVLRjAL
IMMNAIIQNU.
PtCliF
wis
Added
Shorts
"CALVPSO
CARNIVAL'
j
Stampeders
Sntmday.
CAPIl
famoisfuyehstm
"Ml
li
W
ITH
TOM"
Shows
at
7
-
9
p.m.
Calgary's
hustling
Stampeders
have
turned
four
straight
wins
into
a
share
of
first
place
in
the
Western
Hockey
League.
The
Stamps
squeezed
into
the
No.
1
spot
alongside
Vancouver
Canucks
Sunday
night
by
turning
back
the
tail-end
Seattle
Bombers
5-4
with
a
pair
of
unanswered
goals
in'
the
third
period.
It
was
the
third
win
in
as
1
many
nights
for
Stampeders
on
their
coast
tour.
They
knocked
off
New
Westminster
Royals
5-3
Saturday
night
after
whipping
the
Canucks
4-1
Friday.
And
if
their
legs
noId
out,
the
Calgarians
have
a
better
than
even
chance
to
take
over
first
place
alone
tonight
when
they
tangle
with
sixth-place
Victoria.
The
other
highlight
of
weekend
action
was
a
donnybrook
Saturday
iuylit
at
Seattle
which
saw
referee
Ross
Morrow
slip
out
r
he
arena
heavily-guarded
by
Bowling
for
Art
Murray's,
Giordano
got
away
to
a
bad
start
in
his
first
game,
then
came
back
with
a
neat
299-count
In
the
second
game
before
setting
the
new
record.
He
started,
off
with
four
strikes
and
left
a
corner-right
In
the
fifth
frame
to
give
him
a
score
of
174.
He
then
crashed
the
maples
for
seven
consecutive
strikes.
His
399-count
beats
by
one
po"
Mh
"iitie
of
the
year
established
by
8teve
Dzlap-ka
last
November
2.
Giordano's
three-game
score
of
840
was
tops
for
"A"
Division
"B
Division:
Nelson
Brothers
4,
Deuces
0;
Kaien
Industries
4,
Jaycees
0
(default);
Overwaitca
3.
Legion
1;
Savoy
2,
LCB
2;
Rupert
Motors
2,
Don
Juans
2.
t
Spokane,
Nelson
j
Split
Series
'
Over
Week-End
By
Tlie
Canndltin
Pr'
Spokane
Flyprs
and
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
earned
a
saw-off
in
their
two-game
series
during
the
Two
COMPLETE
,..
Today
to
Wednesday
t
7:00
.
,:M;7
I
Calgary
scaring
was
snared
by
Frank
Ashworth.
George
Parget-er,
Jim
McFadderi,
Pat
Lundy
I
and
Archie
Scott,
j
The
Seattle-Victoria
brawl
I
erupted
in
the
third
period
when
I
spectators
near
the
rnu"-r
I
ench
started
a
free-for-all
with
j
three
players.
Police
intervened
but
fireworks
!
broke
out
again
soon
after
when
I
referee
Morrow
disallowed
a
Vic-
toria
goal
and
then
changed
his
I
mind.
Loyal
Seattle
tns
heaved
evervthina
within
rtach
onto
the
;
ice
at
that.
5
Xm
)
l
eck-eii(l
.
a
t-'tal
of
flv
Giimi
m
FORD
SHER1D1H
Apfointmi
in
Honduras
-
zachmy"
scon
ivmi:uw
wits
iihwim
w'
uy
a
yjii'..r
guard
as
he
left
the
ire
at
the
rnrl
of
the
frame
and
was
whisked
away
in
a
squad
car.
Sum
Lavitt
Gene
Achtumi-chuk.
and
Eddie
Dorohoy
tallied
for
Cougars
while
Mark
Marquess
was
the
lone
Bomber
marks-
I
and
his
team
had
high
game
of
;
1286
and
also
set.
a
season
record
of
3428
in
the
three
games
I
In
"B"
Division,
Gerry
Lord
took
the
honors
with
best
game
I
nid
ilso
high
three
of
680.
I
LCB
had
best
game
of
1067
arid
j
mi,c1
rolled
2983
to
lead
in
.
total
pins.
At
a
meeting
of
team
captains
i
and
the
leneue
executive,
it
was
decided
to
have
a
six-team
total-,
pins
playoff
after
league
play
i
ends
in
"A"
Division
and
a
five-j
team
total-pins
roll-off
for
the
j
"B"
Division
title.
I
Play
in
"B"
Division
ends
April
!
19.
Date
for
ending
of
play
in
I
"A"
Division
has
not
yet
been
.
,
,
i
i.
.
.
.
1
........
t
..
matches
were
run
off
in
the
Okanasan
and
Western
International
Hockey
Leayues.
The
Leafs
utilized
a
smart
defence
to
clip
the
Flyers
4-2
Sunday
night
arter
dropping
a
2-0
decision
Saturday.
Willie
Schmidt
came
through
with
"the
winning
marker
at
8:12
of
the
third
period
Sunday.
Saturday's
whitewashing
was
the
fifth
of
the
season
chalked
up
by
Spokane
goalie
Gerry
Fo-dey.
Glno
Rozzini
and
Bill
Rama-den
helped
hla
cause
with
a
goal
each.
In
the
other
week-end
WIHL
police
after
Victoria
out-bruised
the
Bombers
3-1.
-
Sankatoi
Qua-.rs
consolidated
their
grip
on
tnird
place
Saturday
night
as
they
coasted
to
a
4-1
win
over
fourth-place
Edmonton.
TOP
CROW
D
ON
HAM)
The
season's
top
crowd
of
3,417
was
on
hand
at
Seattle
to
watch
the
Stampeders
come
from
behind
twice
to
win.
.
Steve
Black
fired
the
winning
goal
at
the
9:56
mark
of
the
third
period
after
Pat
Lundy
had
STARTS
MONO
TOTEi
j
m.m.
I
Jackie
McLeod,
Eldie
Kobus-sen,
Jim
Ross
and
Ron
Murphy
I
were
the
Saskatoon
scorers
against
Edmonton.
Vic
Stasiuk
On
the
Same
Pros
ram:
ROBERT
PRESTON
In
"The
Bride
Comes
Tc
Yellow
Sky"
registered
Flyers'
lone
goal
in
the
third
period.
betucu,
uut
league
uiuntus
nic
(
THIS
KEM
ARKABI.E
action
shot
by
high-speed
camera
catches
17-year-old
Barbara
Gratton
of
Toronto
in
an
aerial
spin.
Senior
women's
singles
champion
of
Canada,
Miss
Gratton
competed
last
week
in
the
world
championship
events
at
Davos,
Switzerland.
She
is
five-feet-two,
weighs
110
and
has
been
skating
11
years.
She
won
the
Canadian
women's
junior
title
in
1950.
4
attcnuting
to
conclude
play
before
the
end
of
May.
Here
are
results
of
last
week's
play
which
leaves
North
Stars.
Art
Murray's
and
Local
708
tied
for
first
place
In
"A"
Division
with
44
points
each.
""
division:
Art
Murray's
4,
537
Taxi
0;
Local
708,
4,
Moose
MjH$Now!
Babe
Zahariasr
Weak
and
Shaking,
I
Now!
game,
Klmberley
Dynamiters
continued
their
homc-ice
invincibility
by
lambasting
the
Trail
Smoke
EaiwS
12-1.
Claude
Betl,
Ray
McNlven,
Norm
Larson
and
Cal
Hockley,
with
two
goals
each,
and
Buz
M'"r
nrt
Les
Llllev
with
singles
all
shared
In
the
debacle.
Bobby
Kromm
mane
a
leeblc
reply
lor
Trail.
Pcnticton
V's
added
another
two
Dolntvi
to
their
pennant-clinching
margin
In
the
OSHl.
Who's
Being
BOSSY
I
said
Parker's
is
the
right
place
to
buy
o
used
car
lAnd
you
know.
Wins
First
Tourney
Since
Illness
MIAMI
BEACH.
Fla.
UP
Babe
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
J
5-Year
Old
Canadian
Girl
Wins
Ski
Title
we've
irot
tlie
cream
of
the
crop,
j
by
whipping
Vernon
Canadians
!
5-3.
'
All
Orade
Al
mg
an
oi
me
world
s
importa-
tj
cliampionship,
but
this
was
the
i
bij
one.
j
it
-n.s
tho
vict0,.y'
snr
nef.,.-)
to
know
that
she
could
come
!
back
after
conquering
the
tough-
!
est
enemy
of
her
fabulous
sports
I
career
cancer.
!
Dollar
days
are
here
again
at
Wallace's.
Value-packed
specials
every
one
a
dollar
stretcher.
vusuiu
rauio.
niwr
i
Only
Zahaiius
had
a
"knocking
headache"
and
her
muscles
were
wea'.c
from
exhaustion,
but
she
was
happy.
She
was
trotting
.slowly
away
from
the
18th
green
at
the
Bay-shore
golf
course
Sunday
and
her
spirit
was
high
in
spite
oi
the
nagging
ache
in
her
bones.
Siie
had
just
won
a
golf
tournament
Hi.:
i'j.OtO
Sorbin
women's
invitational.
Over
the
years,
the
Babe
had
won
many
tournaments,
includ-
Today's
Stocks
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George
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gave
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wnlch
they
never
relinquished.
Kelowna
goalie
Doug
Stevenson
was
the
big
siory
at
Kum-loops
as
Packers
cru.shed
the
Elks
6-2.
.
The
agile
"nctmlnder,
who
performed
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
last
season,
was
unbeatable
as
he
kicked
out
36
ot
38
shots.
He
handled
18
shots
without
a
miss
in
the
first
paint.
Very
low
mt
ITiWiJllh
"I
guess
I'll
have
to
call
this
the
biggest
thrill
of
my
life,"
the
Babe
said.
"I
didn't
think
I
would
cvr
win
another
one."
Tied
tirst
with
Patty
Bert
ot
the
start
of
the
fourth
and
'ast
lil-hoie
round,
the
Babe
whipped
the
tough
Chicago
veteran
by
one
stroke
in
a
thrilling
battle
down
the
home
stretch.
They
foimht
on
even
terms
for
YOUR
FOKD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD
13
holes.
Then
the
Babe
jumped
i
into
the
lean
with
two
straight
birdies
and
hung,
on
against
'
"rowing
wear.nes.s.
she
was
two
I
i
M
(
.
uuuui
women
s
par
lur
me
tz
cam't
qriT
It
as
her
first
tournament
triumph
rince
the
cancer
operation
10
months
a?o.
4s
-b
iptIl-pc)
off
the
bst
green
the
Babe
wa:
asked
about
Himors
that
she
would
give
up
golf.
"You
know
I
can't
unit,"
soe
."lid.
"Wlic"
I
wd
Ivin-r
0i-
there
in
that
hospital
bed,
thousands
of
people
wrote
me
letters
asktm
me
If
I
felt
I
could
ever
come
back.
"I
want
those
people
to
kno.v
'h-
i
M-i
r
.m;
J
nm
foin;'
to
play
better
than
ever.
I
had
to
win
one
to
know
for
sure
that
I
could
do
it.
Now
I
know."
Practical,
Beautiful
Chrome
Cooey
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will
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held
in
Rome's
Torino
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