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Friday,
March
27,
1953
Ladies'
US-Born
Hockey
Player
f
I
Leads
AHL
Point
Makers?:
I
Tight
Bruin
Defence
I
ji
Tin:
C"ulln
I'rew
n,
TI,,
(T,
A
vest-light
defence,
fitted
around
','ir.Iim
Henry,
carried
l'.oston
Hruins
to
a
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;,IVl
Hjuart'u
mt;u
ousmvy
up
IlOCKev
j.;ii!K
apiece.
The
third
game
is
in
15ok-
..it
I
NEW
YORK
(?
Eddie
Olson
of
Cleveland
Barons,
with
a
total
of
66
scoring
points,
finished
the
American
Hockey
League's
regular
season
at
the
top
of
the
hst.
He
is
the
fi.a:
United
States-
i
born
player
ever
to
lead
a
pro-
j
fessional
league.
j
'
Olson
automatically
became
the
winner
of
the
Carl
Liseomb:
i
Trophy
and
a
league
bonus
of
$300
by
setting
the
scoring
pace
with
32
goals
and
54
assists.
j
Guyle
Fielder
of
St.
Louis
Fly-
j
;
ers
finished
second
with
22
goals
and
61
assists
for
83
points.
Jackie
Gordon
of
Cleveland
with
78
points.
Kelly
Eurnett
ot.Sj
ra-cuse
Warriors
was
fourth
ith
78,
and
Ike
Hiidehrand
of
ttbie-land
fifth
with
72.
Hildebrand
was
leadir,
oal
scorer
with
32,
one
ahead
of
his
teammate
St--
-
Wo-hyv
asl
season's
leader.
Final
Standings;
'
W
I,
T
F
A
Pts.
Cleveland
42
20
2
248
104
,
86
Pittsburgh
...
37
21
6
223
149
CO
Syracuse
....
31
31
2
213
201
-
C4
Her.shey
3!
32
1
203
217
63
'
Providence
....27
35
1
215
254
55
St.
Louis
26
37
1
212
258
53
Buffalo
22
3a
3
160
236
,
47
v
..
.
.
i
Bonspiel
On
Today
The
Prince
Ruptrt
ladiej'
firit
op-.?n
bfinspiel,
named
the
"Totem
Borusplel"
begin
today
at
4:45
p.m.
There
are
19
rinks
entered,
18
from
the
city
and
three
out-of-towner.
The
spiel
will
be
officially
opened
by
Jack
Laurns
at
2
p
m.
tomorrow.
Visitors
are:
Mrs.
Herman
and
Mrs.
Heggie
of
Smlthers.
anc'
Mrs.
Roine
of
Prince
George.
.
The
bsnsplel
contlaues
until
Monday
and
concludes
with
a
banquet
or,
that
night
In
the
Canadian
Legion
auditorium
at
5
pm.
for
lady
curlvrs
and
thc.r
lU.iO41tW).
Thase
wLshln?
to
attend
should
IV
aes
fierce
ton
Sunday
niht.
Bosbm
bui't
up
a
5-1
lid
nd
1
then
IU
famed
close-checking
defence
went
tutu
ac
tion,
friu-
j
trating
the
Kid
Wings
time
after
time.
flOKtort
would
tilv
fiuM
'
its
Pace
X
l.y.it.s
tupped
back
and
this
worked
until
the
M-o:.!:(t
this
last
2',,
minute
of
play
when
Third
place
in
scoring
went
to
t
mi
vi:
4
'1,
t
328
for
Metro
Prystal
rllcki
d
twice
for
ii.,
t
H'S
'
I
,
-
o
ti.'
ie
name
i
the
Oetroibw
within
30
second
.
'
'I'd
a
high
'
fhit
by
this
Ume
the
Bruins
had
i
L
,"0!;7
,',
u
iwtl
honors
the
game
locked
up.
.
j
'MT'n
tviimi
i
At
Muiitiini
the
CaliadielM
:
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ti
h
i
count,
overlook
and
otitfouRht
Chicago
,
X
.
I.
;
be
sure
to
get
j
post
their
names
on
the
notice
a..v.,v
M..r!
Kearley
ol
Mine
iiawics
to
wm
4-3
In
a
TOMMY
MALLON
OF
TORO.V-
!
TO
Is
winner
of
the
Ontario
(
7
1
!-'-c
"l
'w
,
ivt
iuuir
lor
i
-ai
ig
of
Co-ops
their
second,
victory
In
their
,
best
-of
-seven
Stanley
Cup
semi
v.
0
ore
,!h
"'
The
wild
splurge
of
goals
all
il
:.;'!
tftre
Kr-ull
.'-.'
five-pin
bowling
championship.
He
defeated
runner-up
Joe
Dunphy,
Kingston
regional
champion.
Thirteen
district
contenders,
representing
the
province's
estimated
600.000
bowlers,
competed
in
the
finals
A
board
in
the
club
or
telephone
Mrs.
3.
Munthc.
Elue
949.
Because
of
ice
conditions,
one
match
has
been
set
for
4:45
this
afternoon
and
two
others
getting
under
way
at
7
p
m.
Here
is
today's
draw:
4:45
p.m.
Moore
vs.
Andcr.wr,.
7:00
p
m.
Schuman
vs
Turner:
Lewis
vs.
Ramsay.
9.15
pm.
-Bateman
vs.
Johnson;
McKenzie
vs.
Wilkins.
11:30
pn..
Webster
vs
Schuman;
Hamilton
vs.
McBroom.
1:45
a.m.
Anderson
vs
Shier;
Wakfcy
vs.
Hadiey.
i
iriM'
4.
Annet-
nunc
in
the
first
two
periods
of
3
Lyons
1;
the
hardhitting
struggle
that
3
c;,,vetief
1;
hud
the
14.217
fans
In
an
un-I;
c,
A,
Z,
Man-
roar.
!,:
!
2
Dick
Oumte's
goal
in
the
final
iii!
rs
3.
Cook;,
minute
of
the
middle
period
l
i
Ki-na
3.
;
broke
the
deadlock,
:r,M
lijjx
rt
.
1
!
1
bu
i'.
2,
Mi-
Bilttoh
HonduruA
in
Central
vi
i
vth
Ave.
i
America
produces
chiefly
ma
I0I1
y
1.
S'j:
'
it-V"
'MnO
i
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t"
TV.
U
.
MAX
BKNTLEY,
33.
dipsy-doodle
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
centre
from
Delisle.
Sask.,
has
been
chosen
beat
stickhandler
In
the
National
Hotkey
U-ague.
In
a
poll
conducted
by
The
Canadian
Press
among
sports
writers
and
sportscastcrs
In
the
six
NHL
cities,
the
veteran
collected
nine
votes,
six
more
than
Elmer
Lach
of
Montreal
Canadicns
and
Gordie
Howe
of
Detroit,
tied
for
the
runnner-up
spot
with
three
each.
,
held
at
the
Canadian
National
I
Sportsmen's
show
in
Toronto.
;
Mallon
bowled
2,035
in
the
j
final
10
games
against
Dun-j
phy's
2,380.
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
OAjLY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
hogany
and
tropical
fruits
AN
UNBEATABLE
COMBINATION
SPORTS
R0UND-UPyMn
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
Department
ol
Highways
lly
GAYLE
TALIJOT
WlOUiCi
UIUCICU
SAN
IJKKNAKMNO,
Calif.
(AI'l-Fiom
hert.ReniOY6(l
3f
UBC
on,
manager
Marty
Marion
will
at
least
know
where!
.
,
'
VANCOUVtK
CPt.-Fratern;tie.s
1
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i
ni
ftt.
unua
j'.rowns
are
to
wav
their
home
frames.'
anrf
KOr
ritic
at
Ihn
ITnlvm-iitv
kmtcnord
DroughHmcn
required
for
highwoy
The
LUXURY
of
Foam
Rubber
with
the
Dependability
o
a
RESTMORE
Spring-Filled
Mattress.
knew
Monday
after-
ructon.
Snlary,
plus
cost-of-living
bonus
which
i.s
much
more
than
he
noon.
It
represents
progress.
hmcriiurotc
wifh
ability
and
eipericnce.
of
British
Columbia
have
been
;
ordered
to
remove
any
dif-crimin-
ation
ciau.'cs
from
their
insti-tutlons
or
be
barred
from
the
campus.
The
order
cams
frun
the
spring
general
meeting
of
the
student
body.
Greek
letter
so-I
cirUej
were
told
to
remove
any
offending
clauses
within
a
year
or
have
the
university's
recognition
of
them
withdrawn,
i
Backers
of
the
move
Said
groups
which
barred
members
on
let-as
ty
!c
'-ubmittj
to
the
Director
of
w.l
R
r
in
107,
Purlicmcnt
Cuddmgs,
irooAIlcrta
i
Going
into
his
oiwning
exhi-:
tution
against
a
big
league
clu
j.
Cleveland
Indians.
Marty
was
,
v.i
ndering
whether.
In
the
event
the
transfer
to
Baltimore
went
through,
his
hds
should
continue
to
wear
their
old
uniforms
:
with
the
big
"B:Tiwns"
across
,'he
front
or
should
perhaps
be
j
equipped
with
sp:iee
suits
pend-',
ing
a
major
tailoring
job.
Latest
Girl
Track
Star
Unassuming
2-inch
foam
rubber
overlay-
This
.mattress
has
a
full
280
springs
with
Beautiful
damask.
covering.
See
the
RUBBER
TOPPER
in
stock
now.'
PRICE
$77.50
Such
problms
as
that
can
racial
or
religious
grounds
have
worry
any
mnnaser.
and
It
U
no
place
in
a
university.
Frater-well
known
that
a
man
mnaa-ri,tv
members
said
thev
them-ing
the
Brown
should
not
nave
wIvps
did
not
approve
ol
the
A
."MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
m
siiouioer
wiisiae
worries,
sow
attlmliutotj
causes
but
that
that
hf
has
received
the
word
.
,-ne
rpiatnj
were
con-air.-d
from
Tampa.
Fla
,
Marly
carv
,n
ine
"natipna!
constitutions
of
,
UN?-
!
YES!
seme
onwn
na
worry
ex(
iu-.
fraern!tl,
sively
about
his
pitching
and
J
0n,y
a
fcw
of
thp
UBC.S
ft.
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
Phone
775
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
.
.
327
Third
Avenue
I
TORONTO
CP)
-Twetity--er
-old
Mary
MaclHmaid,
Canada's
neL
Ir
irk
rtar,
Is
fleet
'it
fXl
firmmg
rf
-iiisnnf
r
rd
is
fenanliw
as
they
come.
A
Cun.idian
nd
probably
B
world
record
8
r
uul"
for
41
vards
W.I.-
set
rerenUv
in
Hm-iu'ii
by
this
attractive,
dark-hiitred
sorintr.
wliose
uppcr-r,iOi.t
thie.ictit
now
Is:
"fen
I
do
it
again?"
In
an
Ititerw
w.
Mary,
dressed
In
a
dainty
white
blouse
and
li'!ht
blue
skirt,
said:
"I
pnt
off
to
a
good
start
In
th'it
hent
and
I
knew
I
was
running
we!!
You
can
just
ti
11
IIUIUIK.
f.
i
ernitie
;ll
h..
affpetMl
b
she
If"
'
K
i
ar
i'-
-
1
ruling.
"Were
I'oinir
to
be
a
much
finer
fielding
club
than
we
were
I
i
A
ye:ir."
said
the
former
cre.t
j
V
"
..hnrt'itop.
"Therefore
1
thinKj
we'll
be
8
better
club
th
in
th-
L
"
r-ne
that
finished
seventh.
May-
'
he
it
s
because
I
was
a
fielder
firnt
and
a
hitler
second,
but
I
m
m
j
I
t
a
(
I
AT
THE
think
the
thing
you
ve
got
PC
CENTRE
when
yiu
are
My
coach
told
me
concentrate
on
first
is
support
DAILY
NEWS
'HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
DAILY
HEWS
WANT
ADS
WILL
HELP
YOU
SELL
OR
BUY
-
Merch
28
cs.inea
i'v
n:
a
yarn
ruini
iii
mB
your
pitchers,
the
Ixviiiiunn.
and
nnlurally.
In
..t)Ur
biggest
Improvemer.t
is
1
60-Yard
sprint,
to
get
awiy
gt
shorlS(4,p,
This
Bill
Hunter
'
n
-"j
itart
means
nearly
rraiy
R0jng
to
show
you
wrythlng
sonu
thing
We
were
lousy
n!
M
irv
who
runs
for
the
F.as.
ghm1
,nsl
v,,ar
but
wlth
tiiis
York
Track-Club
and
is
rat
her
ln
.j-j
we
ll
have
as
tight
nn
unatuimmg-
girl,
is
keyed
ul
infUn
as
there
is
in
th"
I
I
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1
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tam
I
II
JIB
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m
i
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
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LOST
ARTICLE
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DAY
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THAN
ONE
DAYo
by
eotnmer.is
oi
spoivs
nm
ueh
as:
"The
East
York
fHer
will
bear
watchinn
ncamd
the
class
of
lv
l';.iled
.Stntx'S,"
The
youna
five-foot-six.
J-fi-m
mi
splinter
bm';
-nine
of
her
oo
eluthe.s.
but
says
sh;
fer;liv
ht.s
no
time
d.r
liybblo
or
much
el.c
besides
track
work
league.
He
and
Bobby
Young
a.
verond
will
give
us
a
real
double
plav
combination.
tv''
Hunter.
,
one
of
the
spring's
iir',.-lir,raM"d
rookies.
Is
another
product
of
the
Brooklyn
system.
He
hit
.284
for
Fort
Worth
la.it
fasvn
and
drove
li
75
runs.
Ii"
ret
Bill
Vecck
baci;
Srmouo
cash
rnc
.'.ve
pi
Ivor's.
I
don't
know
whether
he
wH".
hit.
bl-j
league
pitching,'
Mirty
.
niinuer!
,
"B.il
I
dent,
cai-
v'.v
thcr
Ji"
hits
cr
not
as
km-:
s
?
p.M.s
ai.d
r;el
th:.se
bihs
r
'.nr."
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