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next
Wednesday
lor
W
ni'.ot
jii
to
tackle
Jor
'the
first
time
the
'
lt
-f
provincial
basket
bull
championship.
Parj
are
(left,
to
ri(jhti,
back
row,
Joe
Sid
SrlK'ik,
Rune
Holkestad.
Art
Olson,
J
,m
Flit
ton,
Kerb
Morgan;
front
row.
Ray
SpririK,
S
ii",k,
t
ii.
n'li
Alex
Bui,
Les
Mathews,
M!
jkey
Websiei.
Penticton
semi-finals
begin
i
H
far:.;
m.
who
is,
bOxing
in
the
Gold
r
CSiover
Friday,
will
join
thj
team
in
Van-
I.
t'!
Ml
'ts'ffU'
RAY
SPRING
demon
the
'snrmg
"
technique
wnist-
;
DAILY
NEWS
ling
through
the
air
four
feet
-from
the
floor,
then
letting
go
t
Curling
Results
7
p.m.
Boulter
6.
'Laurie
5;
MeKenzic
12.
Stewart
2;
Roger-!
son
14,
Wood
6.
9
p.
m
Greene
3,
Miller
13;
Skalmerud
8,
Black
11;
Berg
19,
Landon
1.
TIUKSOAY
DRAW
7
p.m.
Wales
vs.
Kellough,
MICKEY
WEBSTER
Is
the
man
to
watch
in
future
basketball.
Playing
guard
and
forward
alternately,
Mickey
is
a
driving
force
on
the
lineup.
Ke
never
plays
and
easy
game
and
is
best
wlrcn
things
are
toughest.
Goach
Alex
Bill
is
putting
a
lot
of
stock
on
this
newcomer,
who
might
be
termed
the
"outstanding
rookie
of
the
year."
This
is
Webster's
first
year
in
Senior
basketball.
TOP
SHOOTING
star
and
front
liner
is
Dm
Scherk
with
148
points
in
11
games
this
season.
Always
a
threat
in
any
lineup,
Bon's
basketball
caieer
began
in
high
school,
the
home
of
all
Priric?
Rupert
hoop
prowess.
This
is
his
third
year
as
member
of
Prince
Rupert
all-star
cagers.
the
melon
with
an
undernanu
v
flick
for
a
quick
basket.
Spring
s
t
and
Webster
are
the
two
v'.
youngest
members
of
the
Chal-lengers.
'
1
i
Daily
News
staff
photos
't,
battled
to
a
draw
in
a
sizzling,
1-
same
bracket
as
Rupert's
Chubby
Stacey
in
the
Vancouver
event.
ten-round
slugfest
before
10.03U
Matthew
vs.
Wright;
Barber
vs.!
Holliston.
i
p.m.
Rowbotham
vs.
Shier;
i
Sieber
vs.
Eyolfson;
Wil.on
vs.
Moore:
i
,1
jjTiii
't'
r
fans
Wednesday
night.
,PV
W
1
-4
The
former
middleweight
king
Round-Up
By
Larry
Stanwood
sheepskins
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
for
sweeping
the
ice.
Dates
of
the
bonspiel
are
March
21,
22,
21
and
24.
Event
will
conclude
with
presentation
of
priiies
and
a
social
evening
at
i
the
Canadian
Legion.
Prince
Ru-
'
rvnrt
Plirlinff
Plllh
PYnppts
to
PH-
Middleweight
Bout
Sizzler
DETROIT
(CP)
The
former
middleweight
champion,
Jake
etroit
Backs
Into
J
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"""'h
f
i
at
168
z
pounds,
found
Hairston;v
Tonight
is
likely
to
see-
another
battle
on
the
Civic
Centre
basketball
floor
as
Mansons
and
Elks
lock
horns
for
the
second
of
the
final
championship
aames.
Mansons
won
the
first
in
a
Willing
upi-juucni..
"
on
The
ALLEYS
The
coming
bonspiel
this
HL
Championship
month
first
one
ever
to
be
held
;
in(1
addiUonal
tpr
9n
rlnks
an
and
Eugene'
Hairston
in
Prince
Rupert
is
the
big'
1-
ort
viu.kH
in
QrHlIP
a
seven-point
upset
that
brought
Lamotta
1
nt
IUiUI.
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l.li.
ii
1
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ivi.."
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a
good
nouse
10
its
ieei.
r"
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;
r""'
',i"u"B
"!frorn
outside
points
such
as
Lamotta,
who
announced
bc-E
t
fore
the
fight
that
he
would
i
(
retire
from
the
ring
if.
the
younger
Hairston
beat
him
de-L--?;
cisively,
had
plenty
5f
moment
1
h
when
it
looked
as
if
his
nnt.J-
i
career
was
about
to
end.
k
s
.,
.
.
Toronto
Downs
C
anadicns
So
Neither
(
an
mens
single
oi
juo,
a
sea-
ume.
Ana
iiik
along
witn
tne
spiel,
D,.i.
Prinrp
r,.
opfnffp
d,,.
Rums
Lake.
Vancouver
finals
will
be
a
three
or
five-game
series.
many
an
impressive
irophy
sup-
j
citi,
Trr.,
nH
Vancou
Now
('let
Above
Second
Spot
Vancouver
Eilers
meet
Alberni
Athetics
tomorrow
night,
in
the
son's
new
high
in
the
Wednesday
Mixed
League,
and
also
bowled
high
three
with
733.
plies
the
centre
of
attraction
ver.
The
Daily
News
will
present
The
Grand
Challenge
trophy
rOHON'TO
(Canadian
(Canadian
Press)
Detroit
Reel
semi-final
T"'
.
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U1"d-"
coverage
of
all
Mars
Leavitt,
also
of
Ilotshots,
aM
Try
Daiiy
News
Want
Ads
Mt
"
J.
Domi-
Oclds
'n
ends:
Andy
Marshall,
!
final
games
if
possible,
iwo
Ol
tne
oesk
oi
live
ociuui
"A"
semi-final
series.
After
a
'oui
uau
uirn
ivuiwi
Miaii'.nt
uu.im
oowiea
laaies
nign
smBie
w
l
i
,
nato
-and
ean
be
seen
in
the
i
chubbv
Stacev
and
Tiny
Carl
championship
when
Toronto
Maphj
;cy
Lf'aQUi.'
"
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window
of
what
was
formerly
Son
balance
of
five
Dlavers.
llolshots
canturea
1
o
ic
..
Prince
Rupert
1
io'.r-auy
iap.-e,
uic
tcjica
pn.t.a
the
Province
up
again
on
March
13
to
15,
if
r.
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rtujn:o'owic.
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Doxers
riiit-rmg
whii'i('(
the
t'COiai
piaee
wouu
cai
wiwuu-iuvieaa
nonors
wun
us
game
u.;pWcs
nated,
but
not
yet
ai-
i
Golden
Gloves
in
Vancouver
to-
necessary.
Winner
wir
meet
'
;
rivort
f
mn.
f'n.kt.frn
mnmifnotur-
r.n--xi-
lof
f
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trtrlnv
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here
Wednesday
night.
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the
Leafs
noi-
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on
rrnr
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nr
pnrnp
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Square
Dancing,
Friday,
March
7
8
to
10:30
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Season's
high
averages
are
ers,
are
by
North
Star
Bottling
company
with
trainer
Joe
Ward.
ji
:
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j
.
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....
.
.
.
,
..
-
1
anaii
j
pert
in
Vancouver
March
20,
or
'ip
shi
p
to
watch
this
newsnaDer
S.1
ens
can
now
eaten
up
wan
tne
vviiiis
wnu
sun
maimamea
oy
jck
we,Work8
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T
Applewhait,
MP,
un
and
Ha
I
Wendt,
both..
of
Daffy
Ruperj
Motors
"Were
idle.
-
;
It
has
'not
been
tor
grf
the
spot
coverage
of
the
j
thereabouts
31oves
event,
arranged
for
the
finally
decided
whether
the
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Grand
Aeareuate
trophy,
foi
-i'.li-
wun
oniy
nine
game
re.nam-
203.
re.-pectiveiy.
uien
.
,,rRan
,
1
bon-'
benefit
of
Prince
Rupert
sport
ing
to
play
in
the
70-game
.a-1
of
Dribblers
came
close
to
the
donited
""a
bv
Friz-
fans
"
'
tionul
Hockey
League
schedule,
.seasons
highest
score,
but
blew
f-
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Lml
,K
that
Vancouver
boxing
the
Red
Wln,s
have
an
87-point
on
tne
tenth
frame
and
ended
f
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local
firms
for
club
competitions
est
threats
in
the
Gloves
this
17
more
than
the
Cana-.
Wjth
an.
even
300.
who
have
completed
62
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1,
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total,
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games,
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wing-
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troohiei..
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thnn
games,
now
has
68
points.
,
bats
3,
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Dribblers
3.
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sirt
Smith
and
Tod
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and
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in;
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War.
At
the
Chllliwack
m
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nin..
sent
uii
ih
vyui
Hockey's
;
victory.
Gloves,
In
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H
you
cl'iii't
think'
so,
ask
j
Montreal's
Gerry
McNeil,
20
of.
,21
inches
high
and
cacn
costs,
won
tne
uoiaen
tsoy
awara
in
!
in
tl-.e
neighborhood
of
$100.
j
the
139
pound
division
and
will
-
be
a
likely
contender
in
the
im.v
d.iiis
D.u
tht,m
ln
a
torrid
second
period,,
VITAL
AREA
imvL
uiur
own
ideas,
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that
he
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r
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rnhhur
nnrl
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the
;,,.H
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hp
did.
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donation
comes
from
Smithers.
R.
J.
Collison,
build-
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I
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Ma
nent-'.
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the
ercatest
dollar-earned,
in
tin
v
has
sent
up
five
',
ley
got
single
goals
to
go
with
the
commonwealth
sterling
bloc,
hcontraetor.
Je
ot
the
average
fan.
;
M:i!i'hfckl
of
New
York
rs.
handles'
tru
sticks
for
-itiiiK
players.
One
of
his
FiUGlDAIKC
Iti;iRIC.i:R.TOR
More
beautiful
and
practical
.
than
ever
in
four
completely
op-yv
ryrn-
try"
r
tp-iyrr
i
doubles
by
Sloan
and
bmitn.
it
i
was
the
22nd
of
the
season
for
each
of
the
swift
wingmen.
'
is
TonuUo's
Gus
frequent
cmpet
trodder
'
National
Hockey
League
...BASKETBALL
new
im.dels
ini'iuuing
mis
fin
lie
I.uxc
Cold-Wall.
oi
President
Clarencv?
bell.
bp
Miiitson
Woiiklirt
ihinlr
holes
of
golf
the
clay
of
a
game,
when
everybody
els-e
was
conserving,
thet
renergy.
Maybe
his
serving
their
energy.
Maybe
his
was
a
nice
guy."
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9
about
wraniiiiiti
the
hnsi-
NOT
Plain
Pack-NOT
Substandard-
BUT
BRANDED
LADIES"
NYLON
HOSE
For
the
first
time
in
years
we
are
able
to
offer
51
gauge
15
denier
Famous
name
Brand
NYLON
Hosiery
at
this
LOW,
LOW
price
2
New
Spring
Shades
Sites
8'z
toll
TONIGH
SECOND
GAME
'J
of
his
stick
around
his
mother,"
suy.s
Marchfeld.
off
i
hi.
i..,.
i,o-
.i.
HOfKev
scores
Wn
mmi
i
'
National
Toronto
6.
Montreal
2.
Pacific
Coast
Saskatoon
1,
Taeoma
1.
jy
just
say:
'water,
boy!'
iorUon,
he's
different.
The
n'8ht
on
the
bench
I'm
'
to
him
and
he
says
8:30
p.m.
Elks
vs
Hanson's
if
!
:
'
m
I
'!.
i
you
please
get
me
a
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Standings
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NATIONAL
W
D
L
F
A
Pfs.
Detroit
38
11
12
175
113
87
Montreal
31
8
23
177
145
70
Toronto
.
26
1
20
147
131
63
New
York
20
13
29
158
185
53
INTERMEDIATE
7:30
p.m.
Merchants
vs
-
W4i
nay
Morsrm
was
"
hearing
ir
Ci,.,npbell's
f
was
.sup,)osed
to
have
"ie
Rangers'
H;
Buller.
;
hn
sitting
next
to
says:
l
didn't
kick
Bul-
"
'
"0
is
wise
mu
fnnt
$1.29
Pair
Boston
19
15
28
135
158
53
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Chicaso
15
7
37
133
193
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-
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11
Pm1mGjF
Ki
.
;
Classified
advertisements
the
News
pay
big
dividends.
.
5
rly
says
I
kicked
him:
"
"wn.
Buller
breaks
up
a
n
rush
by
himself,
and
n
nud
m
me;
.Anoth
m
Bui
cr
will
be
one
of
dofeneemen
in
this.
L
Hps
great'."
rAV
WCE
TOO
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
GOOD
QUALITY
WOOL
AND
RAYON
MIXTURE
GABARDINE
TOPCOATS
IN
GREY
AND
TAN
SHADES
,
Sizes
36
to
42
Weill
says
Ted
Lindsay,
l!ier
ni
-luiwaiu,
is
,''e
Buy
off
the
ice.
FRIGIDA1RE
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Models
for
every
kitchen
and
budget.
Model
RM-60
cooks
a
whole
meal
while
you're
owny.
Come
in
and
sec
our
tFrigidaire)
Ilcfriseralors
and
Stoves
at
amazing,
reductions.
'When
Ted's
stick
f
assa
7,
uur
Wee
of
VAnnr
T
o
...to
take
your
part
in
defending
peace
and
freedom.
If
you
can't
go
"permanent
force"
-
join
the
Reserve.
Now
is
the
time!
Af'x
says.
"The
crowd
h
but
X
.r
a
deliberate
pontile
bench
l.inric,,
Cv
1''
f
M
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37.50
'
Of
all
'
the
Ru
t
on
-Vl
"'Srets
that
Bill
t1
5
;,.
longer
in
thv
''pf?eelheart
H
FUU
PRriCUtARS
ON
HOW
YOU
CAN
fNlOY
THf
ADVANTAGES
OF
K.C.N.(K)
1KAINING,
AtflY
TO.
NAVAl
RECRUITING
OrriCER
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
526
,
I
he
says.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Limited
Phone
46
.'"sn
class
I
know
"
he
1,c
Eraser
f
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