Sit"
EiiAin
Ijiinistci
.
mal
painue
who
died
In
1873,
uTl''
wild
bo',
s'
1
lie
fiiiiCe
rupfeif
UGlly
iNew;
Sacuroay,
Kenruxy
K
19:4
the
Royal
was
an
associate
of
Academy
at
ae
24
Betty
Vegh
Sparks
Dom's
Win
Over
Frosty's
Food
Lockers
SHOE
SAU
IN
THIS
CORNER
DICK
AY
RES
US.
Fighters
Top
Decisions
Betty
Vegh
'with
10
points
paced
Dom'i
Department
Store
to
a
27-18
win
over
Frosty's
Food
Lockers
in
a
scheduled
Girl's
League
basketb.ril
game
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Dom's
continuing
to
dominate
the
loop
outscored
the
Locker
gang
4-3,
8-6.
8-2
and
were
tied
8-8
in
the
final
qua'
ter.
Dot
Marshall
was
top
:xint-getter
Tor
Frosty's
with
6
ppuus.
In
the
Junior
Boy's
le.ieue
Ormes
fought
off
a
rallying
Sa
1
Trinse
Kupert
curlers,
male
and
female,
are
not
having
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Classy
scrappers
from
below
the
International
boundary
dominated
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ES'
SHO
Ji95
Cadet
crew
to
take
the
decision
29-26
in
a
fast-paced
g.te.
Ormes
took
the
first
quarter
11-
6,
lost
the
second
7-5,
edged
tiv
first-round
matches
in
the
annual
two-day
Diamond
Belts
amateur
boxing
tournament
here
Friday
night.
Buzz-bomb
147-pounder
Cclly
Ruibal.
stationed
at
Bremerton,
Wash
,
with
the
U
3.
Navy,
probably
got
the
night's
toughest
decision.
He
won
a
rugged
decision
froin
Crag
Grey
of
ilaney.
H
C.
In
tin
10th
bout
of
23,
then
came
bark
in
the
27th
to
lose
a
split
decision
to
fresh
Carlton
Lincoln
of
Portland.
The
crowd
booed
the
narrow
decision
so
loudly
the
ring
announcer
couldn't
be
heard
as
he
set
up
the
la-st
bout.
Bob
Rauitf
of
Fort
Lewis,
at
FASHION
FOOTV
JOCKEY
TED
ATKINSON
poses
with
the
unnamed
two-year-old
daughter
of
Equipoise,
for
which
he
has
been
signed
on
as
trainer-consultant.
There
is
to
be
a
Kentucky
Club
"Derby
Day"
Contest
to
name
the
two-year-old,
and
the
winner
gets
the
filly.
Atkinson
will
make
the
presentation
at
Churchill
Downs
on
Derby
Day.
Sailors
4-3
in
the
third
mr.irterj
and
themselves
were
nicked
ID-1
9
in.
the
final
frame.
I.ugrhv
with
8
points
led
the
Sailor-;!
while
Duncan
scored
8
for
:he;
druggists.
NBC
Power
Mially
scored
a
'
win
in
the
second
Junior
fixture
,
eking
out
a
20-18
victory
over1
Bulgers.
Trailing
15-12
in
the;
third
frame
the
NBC
squad
sU'i-;
cd
a
comeback
in
the
final
staa-
j
za
outscoring
the
Jewellers
8-3,
Landie
scored
9
points
to
pace
the
winners
while
Lambie
and
Marshall
scored
8
points
each
fur
the
losers.
GIRLS'
LEAGl'K
Dom's
Leask
4,
Moore
7,
Soence,
Cloulier
2.
Vegh
10,
Webster
4.
Total
27.
;
Frostv's
M.
Young
man
1,1
Windle
2.
Marshall
6,
Gibb
2,
Pivich
4,
Thair.
3,
Home.
Total
18,
JUNIOR
BOYS'
LEAGUE
Sea
Cadets
Lugrin
8,
Husvik
4,
Howell
2,
Christoff
2.
McLeod.
Flood
6,
Ntwfield
1,
Iveson.
Howell
3.
Total
26,
Orme's
Mcintosh
6.
Duncan
8.
Kelly,
Reed
2,
Hodgkinson
7.
Hewitt,
Chow,
Leeman
6.
Total
111
'
MI
OTy
That
oil
Wash.,
lost
the
next
toughest
as
1
he
went
down
to
another
split
decision
to
Des
Archer
of
Bur-naby,
B.C..
who
Is
stationed
at
Regina,
Sa.sk.,
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
American
battlers
won
18
of
the
28
scraps
on
the,
first
night
card.
Results
of
first
night
bonis
in
the
Diamond
Bells
boxing
tournament
included:
Chicago
Black
Hawks
Nearing
Worst
Loss
Record
in
History
(
1
By
JIM
RA
STABLE
'
I
There
are
four
other
weekend
r'.,.ii..
i..ff
vriir
Veames.
On
Saturday
the
fifth-
clash
PhleU,rn
Ftlnek
Hawks
nil?
!
P"
N,'W
New
Y("'k
York
Rangers
WerS
our
(nxd
1
i
Hit
M
!
Tom
Palmer,
cllumuit
AIVitTU.
Ubuwski,
if
1
ctecisiuned
L
o
t
h
a
r
with
the
third-place
Canadiens
at
Montreal
and
the
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Wings
meet
the
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
at
Boston.
Sunday
it's
Montreal
heading
for
one
of
hockey's
all-
1
time
records.
Nobody
wants
it.1;
Unless
the
Hawks
win
nine
of
their
remaining
18
games,
they
will
Riinnliint
the
Chicago
tea.i.
i
Whipping
Cream
-
Table
(
New
York
and
Detroit
at
;
of
three
years
ago
as
the
club'1
that
got
the
worst
kickin
Cereal
Cream
1
Just
osk
the
driver
for
anyofth.
when
he
delivers
your
milk
Prince
Oeon-e,
H
C,
Hun
Htxv.
belittle.
(lrt'lslonel
Will
Dt'sjiirlai.s.
Krfcina
1!.-.
I'lMMIS
'
T.nr
Vance.
V:nu
ouvpr.
dechlon-i-i.l
HudUy
PillimT.
chMimlo.
Alex
M:r.ur,
M'-lville
-.i.tk.,
tlirl-slorifd
Sain
Clari-ut.
I
urt
U'Wln.
Wash.
1
I"
I'OI
t-9
Fri'ildv
Bilker.
Vuneion
tr
dccl-Hioiietl
l-auiift
Webb.
Winnipeg.
Lies
Areher,
FieKinu.
ilecislonccl
Bob
tiuhff.
Fort
U-wlB.
in;
inn
mis
Jak
Puscqh.
EuKene.
Ore.,
dec!-sloiu'd
Jack
Htrayn.
HfRlna.
I'OI
Ms
Tom
P.iliucr,
cliiutiiiion.
dccihion-ecl
Rftn
Rx8.
Htnule.
Boston,
besides
the
Toronto-,
;
Chicago
return
match.
'
1
;
!
The
Hawks
have
done
iusli
',
about
everything
to
chert-
their
j
defeats.
Nothing
has
worked.
General
manager
Bill
lubin'
negotiated
with
several
NHL
j
clubs
but
his
money
didn't
talk.
,
The
Hawks
ended
up
buying
or
j
ealline
up
such
vonngsters
us
I
Ike
Hildebrand
of
the
Western
:
League
Vancouver
Canucks
nnti
j
Jack
Mclntyre
of
the
American
League
Hershey
Bears.
Th.
e
y
much
luc
k
with
outside
bonspiete.
Last
weekend
the
men
were
robbed
of
their
artificial
ice
lir.esse
when
the
thaw
set
in
at
the
i8ih
annual
Smithers
Bon.spicl.
This
week,
the
continuing
mild
ii-ather
ha;;
caused
Mrs.
I
net
Herman,
secretary
of
the
Smithers
.allies'
Curling
club
to
inform
the
gals
here
that
the
bonspiel
planned
fur
thi.s
week-end
was
off.
Three
rinks
from
the
Prince
Kii)cil
Ladies'
curling
club
were
planning
on
going.
They
were
to
be
skipped
by
Brtly
Moore,
llessie
Wakley
and
Elsie
Anderson.
HuAvvci
,
all
is
not
lost.
The
Smithers
ladies'
club
still
plans
to
hold
1
he
spiel
if
the
weather
tightens
up
and
there's
every
indi-latiuii
that
it
will.
The
sun
shone
on
Smithers,
on
Tuesday
when
the
groundhog
came
out
for
a
look-see
so
there
should
be
more
winter
in
the
interior
before
spring
finally
arrives.
We
still
don't
know
whether
there
will
be
a
Prince
Rupert
rink
wing
to
the
59th
Annual
British
Columbia
bonspiel
at
Trail,
B.C..
v.lih
)
.'
tarts
Monday.
Neel.v
Moore's
rink
of
bom
Dominalo.
Jack
l'aul
and
Jack
Webster
are
entitled
to
go
as
no
one
from
I'rinee
(ieorgc
wanted
to
go.
The
Trail
curling
club,
hosts
for
the
B
C.
event
to
decide
who
goes
to
the
Macdunalil
Briar
competitions,
has
13
sheets
of
ice
available
for
play.
If
there
is
a
large
entry
they
will
add
six.
more
i'
e
rheets.
all
of
them
under
one
roof.
An
added
attraction
says
Tummy
Knight,
bonspiel
secretary,
is
the
fact
that
a
cocktail
Imr
will
bo
maintained
for
curlers
and
their
friends
throughout
the
entire
bonspiel.
Only
other
outside
spiel
of
interest
to
local
curlers
is
the
Bums
lake
one
set
for
next
Friday
and
Saturday.
A
Prince
Rupert
resident
is
scheduled
to
play
for
a
Smithers
rink
when
about
half
a
dozen
interior
rinks
come
here
for
the
Prince
Kupcrt
annual
bonspiel
February
19
to
24.
It's
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonald
who
has
been
"imported"
by
Reg
Collisun
for
his
rink.
With
tteg
and
Jack
will
be
Reg's
brother
Tom
and
Chuck
Aikenheatl.
Other
Smithers
rinks
will
be
brought
down
by
l.en
Kvans,
Bill
Bovill,
Hick
Heggie,
Cliffe
Delage
and
George
Ailumeit.
Better
bolster
the
end
of
the
ice
sheets
boys,
those
muscle
boys
from
inland
will
be
slugging
those
rocks
through
the
walls.
Thirteen-year-old
Diane
Frith
Smith,
daughter
of
Prince
Rupert-born
and
raised
Mrs
Allen
Smith
of
Vancouver,
formerly
Marie
Mussallcm,
last
weekend
was
the
winner
of
the
girls'
novice
class
skating
competition
at
the
Winnipeg
Ice
Carnival.
Diane,
born
in
Vancouver
and
a
member
of
the
Vancouver
Skating
club,
competed
in
her
class
against
21
other
skaters
from
British
Columbia,
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba.
This
reflects
extremely
well
on
both
Diane
and
her
instructors
as
she
has
only
been
skating
for
about
a
year.
Columbia
Cellulose
300
Club
take
the
Civic
Centre
floor
tonight
against
Senior
B
second-place
Gordon
and
Anderson
in
an
effort
to
improve
their
three-win,
seven-loss
record.
CCC
will
have
to
pull
out
all
the
stops
as
they
are
still
short-handed
and
G
&
A
have
taken
on
a
fighting
spirit
that
saw
them
trounce
the
league
leading
Manson's
Omegas
last
Tuesday
night.
They
are
al
o
bolstered
with
the
addition
of
Mel
Holkcstad
and
themselves
are
dedicated
to
cutting
down
the
9-win,
3-loss
mark
set
by
Manson's.
According
to
the
schedule
we
have,
only
four
more
guinea
lemain
to
be
played
before
the
playoffs
begin.
In
that
time
CCC
meets
Manson's
twice
and
G
&
A
once
and
G
&
A
tangle
with
Manson's
once
more.
Looks
like
time
has
run
out
on
both
trailing
teams.
In
other
basketball
I'are
tonight
Fraser
and
Payne
meet
North
Star
in
the
Inter
A
league
and
Manson's
are
host
to
General
Motors
in
the
Inter
A
loop.
POST
SCRIPTS
The
Diamond
Belt,
tournament
is
underway
and
no
Prince
Rupert
boxing
champions
are
attending.
'
Well,
shame
on
Prince
Rupert.
We
know
that
it
was
a
matter
of
finances
and
that
you
don't
go
down
to,Vancouver
for
peanuts,
but
v.e
would
fiave
thought
that
someone
or
some
organization
wou'd
have
made
the
gesture
even
if
It
had
flopped.
Absolute
indifference
isn't
healthy
for
a
town
or
a
club
.
.
.
Speaking
of
hovers
(lien
(Tiny)
Carlson,
our
local
heavyweight
champion
leaves
today
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
confer
with
Dr.
W.
H.
I
amcy,
spine
specialist
about
the
"disc"
trouble
tha
has
been
plaguing
the
big
mitt-slinger
and
basketballplayer.
The
weights
th.it
Tiny
had
placed
on
his
leg
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital
did
a
fine
job
but
as
soon
as
the
pressure
was
removed
the
trouble
came
back.
Here's
hoping
that
some
permanent
cure
can
be
found
to
fix
Tiny
up
as
he's
a
fine
athlete
and
a
credit
to
the
City,
your
friends
wish
yini
,tl
the
best,
kid!
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v
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...
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.
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t
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i
Northland
Do
around
in
the
biu
time.
j
It's
an
unenviable
situation
and
the
percentages
say
the
Hawks
are
certain
to
end
up
in
,
It.
So
far
this
year,
they
have
i
won
only
nine
games
in
52
National
Hockey
League
starts.!
Any
fewer
than
nine
wins
before
the
70-game
schedule
fin-1
ishes
next
month
will
give
Chi-I
cago
more
than
the
lowest
rec-1
ord
of
47
defeats.
j
The
Hawks
have
little
conso-
,
29.
NBC
Power
Furniotis.
Desau-tels
4,
Ritchie
2,
Stewart
4,
Landie
9,
Hargrove,
Keisey
1.
Total
20.
Bulgers
-J.
Johnson
2.
Gur-r.ey,
Lambie
6,
Thorn,
Marsh
al
6,
Rowe
4.
F.
Johnson,
Wat-mnugh.
Total
18.
Phone
18
NOItTIIIKN
ritOKL'CR
FOR
NORTHERN
ftnl
still
couldn't
break
even
on
lation
in
the
team
they
run
up
wins
an(1
0SKPS
MOVIfi
FRIDA
aganist
this
weekend.
They
1
meet
the
second-place
Toronto
Maple
.
Leafs
in
a
home-and-home
series
and
the
Leafs
have
been
showing
late-season
strength.
iiirlwTr
'
j1
J
jiw
to
Hildebrand
and
Mclntyre
w.F.
make
their
Toronto
debut
tonight.
Mclntyre,
a
tall,
135-pounder
from
ftcgina.
was
$jld
to
Chicago
by
the
Bruins
nearly
three
weeks
ago.
Be
has
produced
two
goals
in
six
garhes.
Hildebrand.
a
26-year-old
ri'
ht-winger
from
Winnipeg,
v
as
bought
outright
from
the
Canucks.
328
3rd
A
.Ki
I
R.
Pedersen,
Wayne
Crowe
Jop
Rifle
Club
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
GOODS
SATISFACTORY
Civic
Centre
Youth
Rifle
club
i
officials
today
released
the
I
standings
for
January
of
the
top
five
marksmen
in
the
two
trophy
competitions
presently
under
way.
Robert
Pedersen
tops
the
highest
average
trophy
with
RECRUITIN
TEAM
CANADIAN
ARMY
94.7
per
cent;
second
is
John
Clibbett
with
94
per
cent;
Bill
Holgate
has
92.5
per
cent,
Wayne
Crowe
is
fourth
with
192.3
per
cent
and
fifth
is
Frank
I
Anfield
with
92.3
per
cent,
j
In
the
top
five
for
the
best
,
grouping
trophy
are
Wayne
Crowe
with
a
1-inch
grouping;
!
Bill
Holgate
with
lVn-inc.h
j
grouping;
Frank
Anfield,
l'ii-
inch
grouping;
John
Clibbett,
l'inch
grouping
and
Joe
t
L'"
'4
...
V-I-
1
hJ!.
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'
ill
-
IT
I
-
1
.
-
'
il
,'3?
Will
Be
Located
At
.
Kr
jnpner
jtittj
!
inch
group-
j
w,
V
-
:
-
1
1
Two
sharpshooters
with
possibles,
or
100
points
out
of
100
are
Bill
Holgate
with
l'a-mch
grouping
and
Frank
Anfield
with
lV-inch
grouping.
.HOCKEY
SCORES
Western
League
Vancouver
3,
Seattle
1.
Edmonton
4,
Calgary
2.
Last
Night's
Fights
Tly
The
Associated
Prrss
New
York
Joey
Giardello,
157'4,
Philadelphia,
stopped
Prince
The
CoiuTlnfor
(
a
OemonstratioiiA
uperfc
note
Hours
9a.m.
to
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