1
1
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H'Way.'Muitli
27,
luw
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t
Coast
League
Ciubs
Perfect
Shot
With
Last
Kock
Vins
1
t
'
Start
Spring
Training
TOWN
SHOPPER
SERVICE
Grand
Challenge
For
Rovvbotham
SEATTLE
,AP,-8prln
.(Cjjb
The
JffiS.t
iPvll.,
Calif
Dominato
Wins
Other
Primary
IHK
J'-
some
clubs
will
even
swim
bats
and
loosen
up
wlntcr-tightcncJ
Vancouver
Last
year's
third-place
Capllunos
have
been
com
For
information
regarding
this
so(e
convenient
way
to
shop
PHONE
BLACK
921
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Competition
in
Annuo!
Spiel
....in
the
first
time
this
week
pletely
overnauicu
r.nu
training
at
Healdsbuig.
Calif
The
new
general
manager.
Oowcy
Soriano,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
replaces
Bob
with
hi-
Inst
rock
and
a
perfect
shot.
Bert
as
the
far-flung
Western
International
Leasue
prepares
for
the
1853
baseball
season.
Marciano
Training
Too
W
T,,.h..fh-J,v,
h.t
niVht
came
from
behind
to
win
the
i
Grand
Challenge
Fashion
Footwear
competition,
1
r,.c,f.,
T.,.vi-c
vink
in
the
second
annud!
This
year
Uie
class
A
loop
n
is
expanded
into
a
10-club
circuit,
reaching
clear
into
the
prairies
for
two
members,
Edmonton
and
Brown,
who
has
taken
over
as
,
league
president.
.
Salem
Spring
training
starts
this
week
at
CalUtog.
Calif.
'Manager
Hugh
Luby
Is
now
at
i
Monterey.
Calif.,
trying
to
land
some
Sacramento
Bolons
rook
I
,.:"?,LifN;
Xhtl
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
bon.p.el
tl-x7
Rockv
M',nMi!o
Marciano
is
is
i
Pmrhnthnm
Rowootham
also
aiso
cawturea
capiuicu
t-Ilt
ASPHALT
However,
the
rugged
165-game
schedule
of
1932,
at
the
end
of
which
the
Victoria
Tvees
walked
off
with
the
title,
will
be
shortened.
.
.
.
champion
,
naming
too
hard
for
his
title
Grand
Aggregate
trophy
donat-
ender
Dominato,
Kellougn.
Mc-,0
.
-,s
WalC0U!
J
,!;COtC
i
nttw
n
aw.fr
wards
were
for
lor
the
mk
lum
uuu
u
I
Apni
.
winnine
average
of
9166
pe;
,ici,,,1Irl
rlnk
winnlns
ies.
Yakima
Manager
Dario
Lo-digiani.
starting
his
20th
season
In
baseball
and
the
second
-it
ih.
tti.nrV
helm."
will
call
his
E.
W.
DOWNWARD,
civil
defence
director
for
International
Falls,
Minn.,
found
himself
in
the
middle
of
a
giant
muddle
after
he
was
quoted
as
saying
cup-sized
atom
bombs
had
been
dropped
on
the
Red
Lake,
Minn.,
bombing
range.
He
said
it
took
three
hours
to
cat
a
meal
one
day
because
of
Only
144
games
are
scheduled.
,ith
the
season
SDlit
into
two
These
critics
tnniK
itocKy
is
j
-
.
,
ums-iue
v....
-----
.
too
fine
despite
the
fact
the
cent,
but
lc3t
to
Dominato
16-o(the
most
game,
and
not
wm-
ROOFING
And
SIDil
i
thp
sunerior
auio
uuma-j
n
nK
a
una:.
UJ
in
halves
at
the
July
4
week-end
champion
went
through
a
brisk
iC'arev
of
Smithers;
rlnk
losing
how
sprinj
training
mm
out
at
Yakima
April
1
competition.
Hcie's
Trl-l
iiv
Edo
Vaiml
ha
mov
Lonsult
Your
Local
Lontracm
camps
size
up:
Victoria
Starts
at
Sonoma,
Cal..
April
1.
Manager
Cec
Gai-riott
Is
at
the
reins
again.
Spokane
The
19D2
second-ni,ih
started
wnrkinic
out
wurkout
Wedaesaaj.
Tliey
say
he
started
training
too
early
ligh;
work
started
Jan.
6
in
New
York
and
he
may
be
stale
by
the
time
April
10
rolls
around.
But
the
two
men
whose
business
it
is
to
see
that
such
a
thing
ed
here
from
Vancouver
to
become
the
Braves'
playing-man-ager
Lewlston
The
Broncs
are
training
at
their
"banana
belt"
by
the
greatest
number
of
points
in
any
one
game,
to
Sieber
of
Prince
Rupert
who
lost
to
Bate-man.
24-4
Following
are
the
prizes
which
accompanied
the
trophies:
Grand
Challenge
trophy
by
A
J
Dominato
--
first
prize,
four
The
Superior
Auto
loss
wa;
the
only
defeat
in
the
'spiel
suffered
by
the
Rowootham
-ink.
In
the
secondary
events.
Prince
Rupert
s
Warren
narrowly
defeated
Mc.Connell
of
Ter
For
Estimates
home
field.
General
manager
at
their
home
Ferris
Field
on
Tuesday
Don
Osborn's
boys
will
j
Bill
Brenner
has
spent
two
telephone
calls
from
newspapers
as
far.
as
London.
He
admitted
atomic
bombs,
were
discussed
at
the
civil
defence
meeting
in
nearby
Fort
Fran-"
ces,
Ont.,
but
denied
making
any
definite
statement.
Menzies
Offers
race
to
win
the
App.ewiiam
Pnhntham
trophy.
Skip
Warren's
last
ro;k
;
-
Ford:
four
weeks
In
California
luoklng
for
players.
open
the
home
season
win
I
double-headers
against
Calgary
May
2
and
3.
after
starting
the
'season
on
the
road
against
Vlc-.
u.ria
April
23.
Wenatchee
l
hlels,
wnnopc:i
o,i
tmimnc
vesterdav
at
Lind
GREER
&
BRIDDE
say,
Calif.,
expect
a
tnn-notc'i
assist
from
the
Oakland
Acora
LIMITED
doesn't
happen
manager
ai
Weill
and
trainer
Charlie
Goldman
only
laugh.
How
could
you
be
too
far
ahead?''
asks
Goldman
sarcastically,
and
then
answers
his
own
question
:
"Sure,
if
you're
forcing
a
boy
by
taking
off
a
lot
of
weight,
and
then
trying
to
keep
him
there
maybe
you
can
be
too
fine.
But
with
Rocky,
it's
different.
He
can
put
on
weight
and
take
it
off
In
"
-hurry
Krimonton
The
no.wcomei
Eskimos
started
spring
training
Monday
at
Compton.
Calif.
TalsJ"
Playlng-manager
.l.
Shier;
four;
rinks
tied
8-8
in
the
11th
end.
hams.
RoberUon.
,
The
toughest
match
of
all
wxs
j
Superior
Auto
Service
iAU..
,
the
North
Star
secondary
event.
1
onnnry
competition
by
Otto
j
v;on
by
Gordie
Bateman
and
his
,
Quast
first
prie.
four
rluo
;
rew
in
an
extra
end.
downing
.
h.igs.
Dominato;
second
prize.
(
the
Smithers
Cliff
DeLage
rink,
four
Stetson
hits.
Rowbothun-j
13jt
third
priw.
four
case3
salmon.
Close
all
the
way.
DcLago
Rustad;
fourth
prize,
four
air
counted
two
in
the
12th
end
to
cushions.
CarmiehaeL
tie
the
score
at
12-all.
Bate-
Applewhaite
trophy
(second-shot
orv
hv
F.
T
ADDlewhaite,
MP
The
Channel
Islands
off
the
P.O.
Ee
Phona
909.
Funds
To
Build
Village
.
1
French
coast
are
not
bound
by
'
"
-
Gene
Liilard,
who
cxpetts
.i..
....
,in
hp
t'aeU
OI
tne
ttritisn
rarMamrin,
eoine
to
demand
a
nusuinK
I
""",lu
CANBERRA
(CP)
-
Prinif
Min-i
.
.
-
,
r
i
-Of
Rock
has
ms
oa
m
.
course
y
in
the
extra
prize,
four
fly
,k
skecna-first
n
nis
uim
,
w
has
.
what,
eveiybody
days,
but
so
nrize,
four
j
istcr
Mcnztes
announced
today;
that
the
Australian
government:
had
offered
to
lend
the
state
of
I
rlrriMims
here.
The
point
is.
he's
out
there
working
and
getting
;
ready.
That's
what
counts."
"About
that
long
training
business."
interrupted
Goldman.
"Rocky
depends
on
condition
to
back
up
that
wallop
of
his.
He
likes
to
train."
electric
cloeks,
McConnell;
third
nvUf.
four
cases
oil.
Lauri":
i
fourth
prize,
four
beverage
glass
sets,
Kellough.
North
Star
Bottling
Works
secondary
competition
by
John-
;
nie
tleleo'l
first
prize,
four
limps.
E.'tonnn;
second
prize,
feu-
comforters.
DeLage;
thirJ
nrijse.
fjur
pen
and
pencil
sets.
Warren;
fourth
prize,
four
sid-s
biiron.
Collinson.
r-..r..,i:.ii..ii
trouhv
by
Bacon
In
the
consolation
event,
tne
Wilson
rink
of
Prince
Rupert
downed
another
local
rink
skip-ocd
by
Percy
Berg.
11-9.
to
win
the
Eacon
Fisheries
trophy.
Awardih'-
of
trophi--;
and
urizes
was
a
major
ev:nt
following
the
curlinz.
but
r.lso
necessitated
four
top
skips
to
take
again
to
the
ice.
Bill
McKenzie.
skip
of
Dominate)
rink,
drew
closest
to
the
button
in
a
tie
breaker
shot
to
win
prizes
tor
the
largest
end
Victoria
2.000,000.
interest
free.
I
to
finance
crccuon
of
a
village'
to
hou&e
athletes
for
the
19jti
;
Olympic
Game.?.
Menzies
said
the
offer
in
con-,,
ncction
with
housing
a
major!
stumbling
blo.k
of
Melbourne';
i
Ikpcs
of
holding
the
same.
was
'the
last
el
fort
to
save
the
.
Mines
fur
Melbourne
and
Aui-trelia."
-
i
i
"If
tlv?
offer
is
not
a'cepted
these
interested
In
haviiu
UV
games
held
In
Australia
will
know
!
HOCKEY
SCORES
I
.
WHL
Playoffs
'
Edmonton
5.
Calgary
4.
(Ed
mouton
leads
best-of-five
quar
"
l.n
!l
9.0
1
Fisheries
first
prize,
four:
i
second
prize,
'
i
!
lamps.
Wilson:
(four
hams.
Berg;
third
prize.
he
fpiel.
I
Saskatoon
4.
New
Westmin-;
scored
in
tlv
jrnur
rinks
were
tied
for
best-of-
who
is
re
..pon.-Jb'.e.
he
said.
Min.ir
siid
the
government
stcr
2.
(First
game
of
seven
semi-final.
)
prize,
each
having
scored
a
slx-
ouaris
'
t
!
.-i,.
i-uffMnks.
hcott.
'
Grand
Aesrt'Kalc
xropnj
"i
j
:
would
lo
in
the
money
during
i9.5-56
to
be
repayable
thirine,
j
1956-67.
lie
said
federal
govern-I
mcnt
o!fi"!als
rejected
a
pro
Frizzcll
Motors
winner,
kow-
tothain;
pnzc,
four
toasters
posal
by
Arthur
Coles,
cnairman
Coaching
o
the
Oivmpic
eontroi
commn-,
.,
ir
V'V'
L'-'-L
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;
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t.e.
that
the
Comm.nw,
a'.th
ad-
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(1-d
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Victor:-
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Plan
Turned
Down
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
plan
for
a
federally
-
assisted
national
coaching
school
for
track
and
field
sports
has
been1
turned
.'an
was
on
the
tasU
tint
it;
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tates
other
than
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down
for
this
year
at
l?a.st.
ur.
G.
F.
Davidson,
deputy
welfare
'
::
.
Face-Lifting
Job!
minister,
said
today.
Group
Honor.
The
proposal,
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Sports
Advisory
Codicil,
was
submitted
too
late
for
appropriations
to
be
Included
in
the
1953-54
estimates,
Dr.
Davidson
said.
Canadian
'Ring
Doctor'
The
CSAC
discussed
plans
at
IvOHDON
CP
Dr.
Philip
a
meeting
early
last
December
Mal,oneli
canadim
doctor
who
for
a
"pilot
plan"
school
to
open
bcro;rie
a
recoenized
spe-
i
Tt
ic
tn
have
been
.;,.
moHiral
h-nnosis
n
Crash
damage
calls
for
skilled
body
repair
work.
Our
factory-trained
men
can
dc
an
expert
face-lifting
job
on
your
car,
quickly
restore
it
to
like-new
appearance.
See
us
for
estimates.
RUPERT
MOTORS
Ltd.
PHONE
866
.
o..if
-cnllepe"
for
track
heen
admttteo
v
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and
fie'd
sports
only,
with
the
tn
B3-year-olrl
Order
of
Water
-chooi
b
ins
extended
to
other
Rala
vaudeville
organization
eXPeriment
PrOVCd,Wm
C
m!et,a,,former.y
of
"puns
not
completed
for
Ohcc
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cnothr
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nonth,
however,
and
con
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it
was
rot
until
early
in
Janu-
"
nj'
nis
conducted
ex-ary
that
a
CSAC
delega-.on
ap-
ZL?n
toMi
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p:oacned
'Dr.
Davidson
itn
a
"naat
,a
nPr0
request
for
a
$12,000
grarU
for
Mlsjfc
vaudevi!ip
f.stabHshment
of
a
s.:hooi
by
the
lnvitpd
to
Join
the
Ord
r
end
of
March.
fl
water
RaU
is
considered
an
By
this
time
it
was
too
lal-
honor
as
only
12
outsiders
are
fir
an
appropriation
to
R
lnt0
admitted.
Among
them
are
Sir
.1.
....!.,.,
nr
Divirt-on
Aian
Herbert,
the
Dlaywrlght,
'
vb.hy
ore
0""
vmo'-
nrom'-cil
to
try
to
make
provis-
and
Gwllym
Lloyd
George.
Brit-
.
ikom
n
fro"'-
-
ion
;n
(he
supplementary
est!-
tin's
food
'minister.
t
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wr
-imn
v-
if.
-,miFfo.i.
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.
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.
(he
Irn-nmij
FJo'f
our
(oftl
id
enwrooncY.
mate-.,
bat
th"oe
were
too
i.ue
mi,
stront;"
Canada,
today,
is
essential
if
wc
ire
to
Preserve
our
freed.
A
p
I
hi
ic
l!u
rrsnuilMDHUY
UI
wnumaiii.
our
tjwii
ay
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REMEMBER
WHEN
W'linifx'd's
i.m.s,..?
Elmwooc
Millionaires
Junior
hockey
team
defeated
Ottawa
Primroses
at
Ottawa
in
.he
third
cud
dceld
nr
game
for
the
Memorial
Ch,.
for
such
early
establishment
oi
the
school.
The
track
and
field
school
has
not
been
Uincd
down
as
an
Idea,"
Dr.
David
wn
said-
"Wc
are
id
ill
ccnr-.ldf
ring
it.
but
It
Is
it
;
-.
;f
late
for
this
year.
For
the
young
man
of
ability
anil
aihhition,
mere
are
u.j....m,,s
optiortuiiities
for
immediate
advancement
as
j
leader
in
the
Infantry
From
Corporal,
to
Sergeant,
to
Warrant
Oflkcr,
you
ean
hu.W
a
v.c.l-p.i.J
career
for
yourself
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Infantry
Corps.
iui
xv.llre.ic.ve
free
niedieal
and
dental
eare,
30
days
annual
leave
w
ijh
pay
and
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