Prince
P.uoertDaiiY
News
.
.
Thursday,
March
11,
1951
Chances
For
Playoff
Berth.
Get
Pretty
Slim
for
Rangers
fighters
Soy
Thanks
Still
Money
in
Fund
For
Boxing
Team
Trips
Generosity
of
Prince
Rupert
,
boxing
world.
From
the
$375
total
collected
t
,.
r
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i
I
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V.
.
1
'
-
'
i
1
0'
.
'
,
,
K
in
a
point
of
catching
the
!
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
Wed-
j
nesday
night
by
taking
a
4-2
j
National
Hockey
League
victory
over
Chicagb
Black
Hawks.
TJn-
j
less
the
Bruins
lose
a
few
games
the
Rangers
haven't
a
hope
be-
cause
Boston
has
two
games
In
!
hand.
'
The
New
Yorkers
picked
up
their
20th
victory
in
65
starts
by
j
scoring
two
goals
in
the
third
;
period.
They
have
five
games
!
left
in
the
70-game
schedule.
It
was
the
only
encounter
of
!
the
night
and
the
end
came
:
when
rookie
Camille
Henry
and
I
Bob
Chrystal
drove
two
shotsj
past
Chicago
netminder
Rollins
!
in
the
last
12
minutes.
I
we
re
$89.70
for
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
and
$38.46
for
Canadian
National
Steamships
his
been
pai'l
out
for
transportation
Following-
is
a
list
of
company's
and
individuals
whose
donations
made
tho
bcxing
team's
tiip
possible:
Gordon
&J.Ancl:
rsov.
10
00
B::.eba!l
Association
50
01
Fsouire
Shop
53
qq
Hotel
Association
25
CO
Hill
Gordon
20
CO
bus'nes-s
houses
and
individuals
has
made
it
possible
to
set
up
a
fund
for
Prince
Rupert
boxers
to
make
further
trips
if
necessary.
Prior
to
the
Golden
Gloves
attended
by
Andy
Marshall,
Bill
Morrison
and
Bill
Tsuchiya,
'a
collection,
sparked
by
Johnny
Odowcs.
was
set
up
and
tlure
is
still
$196.8-1
in
it
for
future
contingencies.
The
city's
boxing
contingent
is
back
home
again,
with
Aniy
Marshall
flying
name
with
Billy
Tsuchiya
Monday
and
Bill
Morrison
and
trainer
Joe
Ward
ar-
proud
lly
JIM
BASTAtil.E
C'aijmllati
Prs
Sinn
Wilier
New
York
Rangers,
behind
hockey's
eight-ball
all
season,
still
have
a
chance
to
make
a
Stanley
Cup
playoif
berth.
But
things
are
getting
to
the
mathematical
stages
even
with
the
Rangers
winning
some
clutch
games.
,
The
Blueshirts
moved
to
with-
Packers
Take
Second
Game
Of
Playoffs
By
The
Canadian.
PrtisB
Kamloo'ps
Elks
the
one
game
away
from
elimination
in
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
playoffs.
Elks
went
down
3-1
in
Kam-loops
as
the
Kelowna
Packers
took
the
second
game
of
the
best-of-five
semi-finals.
our
n(
arnv
North
Star
Bottling
Works
20
00i
'')
Taxi
20
OJ
I!
ii
api'V
!
BHilhrrt
t
riving
back
yesterday
afternoon
;
.
ti
"'
on
on
the
the
Prin,.;
Prince
Grn.-PT
George.
Andy,
Andv
tho
th,!John
McNulty
1
0.00
,
MEfcT
BUl'INS
TONIGHT
I
Coach
Muzz
Patrick
and
his
!
ri
j""
mill
i
t.
Bud
s
Place
.
lo.OO
Rangers
will
know
tonight
just
i
""'r
"
li'iii.!,,,!,.!
l!jl'fKl.,J
'turn
llri
ra
I
'
JOF
MM
FIT
UNO
Urft
a
"bonus
boy"
from
San
Pedro.
Calif.,
will
try
to
displace
veteran
Hank
Thompson
irighU
at
third
base
forthe
New
York
Giants,
now
training
at
Phoenix,
Ariz.
Thompson
was
recently
named
the
"varsity"
third
sacker
by
'manager
Leo
Dtirocher.
He
said
others
would
have
to
"knock"
him
off,
if
they
want
the
spot
.
how
tough
uie
race
will
be
from
here
on.
They
meet
the
Erulns
f
Boston
in
a
key
game
for
both
ini.iv,ei(-d.
proU-in
meMt
(
(-
normal
iiifaul
difi.i,
fw
von
lo
,av,
clubs.
-
In
two
other
games
tonight,
j
HON'
ZIMMI'.K,
heir
apparent
to
Pee
Wee
Reese's
shortstop
berth
with
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
whips
the
ball
to
first
base
from
high
in
the
air
in
a
double-pray
drill
at
the
team's
Vcro
Beach,
Fia.,
training
camp.
Zimmer,
a
highly
regarded
prospect,
may
spend
one
more
year
in
the
minors
while
waiting
for
Reese
to
hang
up
his
glove.
city's
1954
Golden
Gloves
middleweight
champion
was
.greeted
at
the
Seal
Cove
airport
by
Mrs.
Marshall,
and
the
three
Marshall
boys,
Johnny
Oclowr.i
and
Martin
Saunders
with
his
junior
boxing
club.
Johnny
Odowcs
also
met
Joe
Ward
and
Bill
Mons'l
Mnrriso".
as
they
arrived
yesterday
and
all
members
of
the
boxing
team
expressed
-their
appreciation
of
the
kindness
and
goodhearted-nes.s
of
the
firms
and
folks
who
contributed
to
the
fund.
second-place
Toronto
Miple
ri'lil
Ihiii.
fr
vm
i
Miller's
Cigar
Store
,
Sam
Marsh
I
Grotto
Cigar
Store
'..
Hills
Shoe
Store
.
..
!
Riir'ty
Ford
!
Jack
Lindsay
Jack
Judge
General
Tire
'
George
Hooey
Shi
ila
Ramsay
!ics,sie
Davis
I
Frank
D.
rry
F.
J.
Hicks
Mrs.
j'
G.
Anderson
i
J.
N.
F'oi
mau
The
Scrapbook
i
Past
and
present
in
the
Sports
World
I
lo
Heal
ami
scrvf,
VI
ati
Ii
f-
morr
STRAINED
JEEF
STRAINED
BEEF
HI
By
JACK
CLUETJESSOME
The
game
was
featured
by
Leafs
go
agalnsl
thlrd-nlace-close
checking
and
top
net
Canadiens
in
Montreal
and
the
minding.
The
first
Kelowna
goal
last-place
Hawks,
with
Only
11
came
at
the
20-second
mark
us
victories
in
65
starts,
clash
with
an
Elks
power
play
rebounded.
the
league-leading
Red
Wings
Kamloops
roared
hi
from
the
at
Detroit,
face-off
but
Ken
Amundrud
car-
j
The
Hawks
made
it
tough
for
icd
the
Icnglli
or
the
ice
to
slip
the
Rangers
at
Madison
Scjuare
the
puck
behind
Hal
Gordon.
Garden.
They
battled
from
be-Frank
Kuly
picked
up
an
assist
hind
a
2-0
count
to
tie
the
game
on
the
play.
i
early
in
the
Viird
period
but
Kelowna
took
advantage
of
'"ln't
"
anything
after
that,
another
fast
break
to
m
two-nn
The
other
Ranger
goals
were
STRAINED
VEAL
CTD
A
It,...
-
iiiintu
BEEF
LI'
5.00
;
5.00
!
5.00
;
5.0D
5.00
5.00
'
5.00
5.00
3
00
2.00
2.08
2.00
2.00
2.00
I
2.oa
;
2.00
!
2.03
i
2.00
I
2.00
'
2.00
!
2.00
:
2.0')
t
2.00
1
2.03
2.00
2.03
:
'
2.00
2.03
j
LOO
.
loo
!
Collecting
the
money
with
Nuk
Pavlikis
Johnny
Odowe.s
was
Gunnur
An-
J.
r.
Standi
ina
WEeh
I
was
a
lad
my
Dad
and
his
friends
would
Rather
at
home
'on
J
chat
for
hours
on
spol.!
unci
tho
top
.story
would!
always
be
on
some
boxer.
On
;
numerous
occasions
it
would
be
about
the
"Durable"
Dane.
also
to
wish
heavyweight
Pill.
Morrison
and
lightweight
Billy
Tsuchiya
the
best
of
luck
next
lime.
THE
I'OOK
Hl'lX!
We
read
a
short
story
re'-ent-
rcorcd
by
Eddie
Kullman
and
n.yVJA
fJ'M,,
1
Elks
Leading
Junior
Series
VANCOUVER
P
A
meagre
100
fans
watched
Wednesday
night
as
New
Westminster
Flks
took
a
.1-0
lead
in
the
best-of-three
series
for
the
British
Columbia
juvenile
hockey
championship.
Flks
trampled
Nanainio
in
the
second
stanza.
Kuly
col-
derson
and
Bill
Murray.
Mr.
Odowes
said
today
th
il
although
there
is
still
$lufi.81
-n
a
special
account
for
Prince
Rupert
boxers,
anyone
wi.sliin:;
to
boost
the
fund
may
still
do
so
in
the
event
any
boxers
wl-.Ii
to
make
any
further
trips
i-j
enhance
the
city's
name
in
th.'
he
,
Nick
Mii
koski.
George
Gee
and
Lou
Junkowski
scored
for
the
Wltpnever
Bht
fans
in
days
ly
on
bull
fight
but
did
not
gt
looted
his
second
assist
as
fed
Hill
MiCnllcv
thp
ilisc
interested
in
it
at
all,
and
pitied
-
I'ry
a
D.ti)v
rtc,v
i
D.
H.
1
:
!.-
on
C.
Yule
l
ing
Tailor
A
1
1
;
1
1
1
Mai
..
.-,
I
George
C.
Low
,
!
Hector
McKiijnon
..
...
Joe
Gallant
'
Warren
PeterMjn
:
J.
Hogan
Jean
Ilollisten
j
Pat
Formaii
!
D.
Guyatt
Johnny
I.uiuik
,.
Don
Smith
made
it
3-0
before
:
,:imk'
Fred
Denny
passed
to
Carlson
'mmtmkm
at
12:13
for
Elks'
only
goal.
Next
J
battle
betwneii
the
two
is
Friday,
Jjy
niht
i
ICplnufnn
Pent
ii'ln
;
j"
to
Clinpers
4-2.
eorrp
by
discussed
gameness
and
durability
in
a
boxer
the
n-tmo
of
Ni
lsnn
was
always
mentioned
as
die
yardstick
by
which
all
fip.hters
were
measured.
Old-timers,
especially
those
in
close
to
lh?i
fight
same,
often
said
that,
as
a
fighter
Nelson
w
is
not
much
to
look
at.
But
h
more
tliw
TO'.ulo
up
for
this
by
continually
charging
in
and
v
:ir-
rt7.
ill
I
f
m
m
the
poor
bun
A
matador
is
known
as
a
bullfighter
.
and
in
his
country
:.s
(
on.sidered
a
brave
athlete,
despite
being
dolled
up
in
lace
and
whatnot.
In
his
native
land
th.it
may
be
so,
but
to
many
of
ils
as
sports
lovers
can't
imagin
.
him
an
athlete.
According
to
bull-tightin'?
h's-
The
next
gamp
will
be
played
plays
In
Vernon
tonight.
The
V's
tomght
at
New
Westminster.
lead
the
series
1-0.
i
I'.m
Bariko
,
1.00
Frank
Pop
Ivy
Signs
as
(each
For
Edmonton
to
EUROPE
ing
down
his
opponent
until
lr
tory
(although
the
styl-
Ins
'
T
A
-LI
I
.
.
oners
new
iow
tares
Detwoi
we
;
refilricnlly
softened
up
fer'
changed
somewhit
todavl
Ih
mil,
ASPHALT
ROOHMG
the
l'iTc!;r
ut
punch.
VANCOUVER
-
GLASGOW
For
low
Tourist
Fares
and
full
informal-
Enqu'rc
c!nou
our
Instolmcnf
Paynint
Plan.
1.03
1.00
LOO
1.0)
1.03
1.0J
1.:
,)
1.03
LOO
1.03
103
,
LOO
1.03
:
1.00
LOO
Jimmy
Lemiik
Sa:n
Julian
A.
V.Hl.Mrl
r
Itcnny
W.ndic
Yamariu
George
Sh:i-k
Kicky
L:w.s
.
Lou
Anders
Alex
AuiJ
'
Jca
Hindson
.
...
Don
Wona
maker
G.
Macisin
John
Rooedale
Steve
Mintenko
.
Elmer
Ritz
A.
J.
O'Brien
Sec
your
Travel
Agent,
Hallway
Ti,k
0!l
SEE
OR
CALL
FOR
TR5E
ESTIMATES
0:-nr
PattHng
Nchon.
l;etter
knewn
in
his
bcxing
days
i-.s
"Thi
Curable
Dane",
'wes
hnril
(n
Jie.iir
5
18C2,
at
Copenh
'.gen,
rc''ii
ijl-k.
He
stood
5
f
et.
7'.
inch
s
land
weighed
in
th.:
vicinity
of
123
pounds.
matador
is
ass"
ted
in
trl-l-tir?
the
bull
to
its
death
bv
t'vea
flag-waving
toreadors.
These
men"
proceed
to
exhaust
w'vtt
"little
energy"
is
l?ft
in
Ih
beast
by
waving
a
red
cloth
at
him,
which
causes
the
bull
to
run
toward
one
and
then
to
th-:
ether
until
its
head
droops
and
EDMONTON
9
Frank
(Pop1
Ivy,
an
old
hand
at
the
split-1"
formation,
has
signed
as
coaih-of
Edmonton
Eskimos
of'ihe!
Western
Interprovincial
Football
i
Union,
who
introduced
the
spUt-T
to
Canadian
football
last
year,
i
Announcement
of
the
signing
of
the
38-year-old
Oklahoman
,
as
successor
lo
Darrell
Roval
r
call
TCA
in
Vancouver
at
T
A
0131
6.V!
Howe
SI.
(iipp.
Georgia
Hutch.
GREER
&
BRiDDEN
Ltd.
TRANS-CANADA
NiUtm.
after
winning
the
fm
Phone
9C9
215
Fiis
Ave.
West
NII.ONl
H
AMI
:vc!ght
title
from
Joe
Gain,
lpgs
hardly
strong
enough
to
l'i
I
AtHMMt4t
hold
him
up.
And
mind
you
1.03
b
-
,
1
the
10-
came
Wednesday
from
Eskimo
president
Ken
Montgomery
who
said
Ivy
is
"sold
on
the
spIit-T."
fore
th3
red
flag
wavini.
bull
has
had
a
number
of
Andy
Cowan
,
1.C3
S.
K.
Johnson
1.U0
Inch
long
neck
by
dart.s
driven
into
his
.
Salary
terms
were
not
announc-
;
Ernie
Rachford
assistants
of
t
h
e
:
ed.
'
'
Mel
Metteaws
LOO
;
LOO
tt
i-::s
st.v
FRIGiDAIR
1
Ivy
was
signed
for
three
years,
the
same
as
Royal.
Royal,
however,
was
released
last
month
from
two
years
of
his
contract
so
he
could
become
head
coach
at
Mississippi
State.
II
Hammer
1.03
$375.03
Transportation
178
16
Bank
balance
$190.4.;
...
MEANS
VALUE
in
lf0;f,
scored
a
knockout
over
Did:
Hyland
in
23
rounds,
end
fought,
a
10-rcund
no-e'ecision
contest
with
the
lid
who
was
later
destined
to
relieve
him
of
his
crown,
Ad
Wolgast.
The.
fight
took
place
in
lt)09.
AT.tn
on
F.b.
22,
1010,
Neln
j
i'n'l
VVrirart
were
brouarht
to-
i
pct!irr
at.
Fort
Richmon
t,
Col.
1
h"t
v.":;'
to
be
a
45-rotind
rirt
'h
with
slrji'iht
rule:,
e.ich
;
ri-n
l
protect
himself
sit,
alii
timrs
nnd
no
foals
were
to
be)
cjli
l
r:ili
a
man
was
actml-ly
i'vap.ic:t:it"d
by
a
foul
blow.
'1
e
was
intense
bitterness'
between
these
two
boxers
as
j
wes
.
hnwn
in
their
mennreble
!!:.
It.
w.js
give-and-tak
no
(iii'Mier
a.-ked
and
nam
given.
l
I
toreadors.
After
that,
the
matador
seizes
the
opportunity
to
close
upon
the
nearly-dead
bull
and
puts
an
end
by
jamming
a
long
s-vorii
through
the
heart
and
the
fin-el?
with
a
short
knife.
The
lid
stands
in
triumph
in
the
pools
made
by
the
biood
of
the
bull
which
had
no
dunce
to
defend
Itself.
Once
in
a
while
a
lucky
bull
gets
his
opportunity
the
matador
is
tho
loser
but
we
h
ue
CAREFUL
.
......
......
4
f
i,
qs
o
cat-
with
u
Kitten
.
that's
the
expert
packers
who
prepare
your
household
goods
lor
moving.
Phsnc
60
never
sesn
a
picture
cf
a
batliv
battered
bull
as
a
winner,
rlec-!
crated
and
cheered
by
the
spee-i
tators.
The
only
ones
we
have
;
sten
decorated,
and
champions
jtiewever.
Nelson
made
a
com-i
gci
us
effort
to
retain
his
tit;
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