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Trlnco
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
SO.
1953
Serious
Bowling
Starts
Thursday
As
Mixed
league
Average
fixed
Inspired
G
&
A
Down
Manson's
il;
SKIERS
ESCAPE
INJURY
AS
CHAIR
LIFT
RUNS
AWAY
,
With
Driving
55-45
Victory
Fowlle
and
Ruttle
vs
Whalen's
Lucky
Six;
Orphans
vs
Windy
"8"
League
9
p.m.
First
11
weeks
of
bowling
In
the
Mixed
league
have
now
been
completed,
team
averages
have
been
established
and
play
bgjns
in
earnest
next
Thursday
night.
The
league
has
been
split
into
A"
and
"B"
leagues.
In
the
average-setting
period
High
Gold
took
top
honors
in
Group
1
with
28
points
and
A
driving
final-quarter
finish
8
points
and
sinking
two
freej
after
establishing
a
lead
in
the
'
shots.
Joe
Pavis'
basket
at
the
t
hird
stanza
gave
an
inspired
half
way
mark
of
the
quarter
Gordon
&
Anderson
basket
tied
it
up
for
G
&
A
and
a
free
mgn
ureen
vs
High
Oold;
Es-1
quires
vs
Thorn
Sheet.
Metal-
I
Mlxups
vs
Harold's;
Bob
Parker'
Ltd.
vs
Eby
and
Sons;
Chats
vs
Hams;
Daily
News
vs
Hill's
Shoe
Store.
Inter
A
encounter.
Kristmartson
tallied
18
of
his
squad
s
total
a
thev
held
the
lead
the
wliol
way,
20-10,
3U-20,
37-26.
Bob
MaiFarlane
paced
the
losers
with
15
points.
Fraser
and
Pavne
committed
12
fouls
ami
sank
14
out
of
33
free
shot.;.
i
Vail
team
their
first
win
in
shot
by
Davis
again
gave
u
.i
duii-niirn,,,
I
he
lead.
Another
hook
by
Olsen
five
starts
as
they
dumped
the
RENO,
Nev,
(API
A
new
3,000-foot
ski
lift
on
windswept
Slide
mountain
ran
away
then
jammed
Sunday
night,
leaving
110
tourists
dangling
in
bitter
cold
10
to
40
feet
above
the
ground.
,
They
ell
got
back
safely,
but
two
elderly
persons
refused
to
shinny
down
ropes
thrown
up
over
guide
wires.
They
sat
it
out
for
2Vi
hours
until
the
lift
was
fixed.
Others
were
bruised
and
scratched
working
their
way
down
the
snow-covered
slopes.
Quick
action
saved
many
from
possible
severe
injury.
As
the
chair
lift
began
to
run
away
someone
jammed
the
gears
and
the
lift
jarred
to
a
stop
took
it
away.
Checking
ugnter
still
Wnlkpst.nri
sank
a
hook
sh'Jl
t
v
t
and
Niekerson
commit
-
r-nuntererl.
I
Watts
that
Don
Hartwig
Ted
Arney's
basket
was
counter-
1
ted
18
fouls
plus
two
technica
s
balanced
bv
a
one-handed
shot
Und
netted
7
cut
of
18
free
PAINTS
ty
Ray
Spring.
Another
sinker
.
bums,
bv
Holkestad
and
a
free
shot
ty
In
the
Inter
Fashion
Footwear
took
Group
2
with
32
points.
In
the
new
schedule
three
teams
which
ordinarily
would
have
bowled
at
7
p.m.
Thursday
are
slated
to
bowl
at
9
p.m.
December
3
Daily
News,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
and
Mixups.
B
game
Morris
For
Holiday
Decorating
USe
SATIN
GLO
PRODUCTS
AND
BAPTCNE
Mode
in
many
ortractive
and
aiYmd
Dunbar,
Halvorsen
Take
Single,
Webber
gave
G
&
A
a
third
;
quarter
lead
of
41-39.
The
quar-!
ter
count
was
17-14
for
Minor!
Simundsen's
squad.
;
Although
Olsen
cut
the
G'&
A
j
lead
to
1
point
at
the
start
.f
i
the
filial
quarter,
the
Hard-
j
waremen
slowly
and
sieadn.v
j
drew
away
Ted
Arney
chalked
up
three
baskets
and
Holkestad
and
Webber
scored
singleton?,
j
with
Jimmy
Flaten
netting
3
Dean
with
a
couple
of
spectacular
dashes
that
paid
off
paced
the
General
Motors
squad
as
they
downed
Nelson
Brother;
30-25.
Toru
NakaUsu
with
7
points
led
the
losers.
Both
teams
were
even
on
fouls
with
7
each
and
Muluis
sunk
2
out
of
2
free
shots
while
Nelson
Brothers
sank
7
out
of
7.
Lineups:
INTER
B
LEAGUE
;cin-i:il
.Motor
Young
7.
Shin-
High
Three
Honors
in
Mixed
Loop
ieague-leading
Manson's
Omt-gas
55-45
in
a
scheduled
Senior
B
game
Saturday
night.
The
G
&
A
victory,
hailed
by
a
wildly
enthusiastic
crowd
at
the
Civic
Centre
broke
Man-son's
four-game
win
streak
and
put
new
life
in
the
senior
loop
The
Hardwaremen
were
full
value
for
their,,
money
Saturday
night,
as
they
opened
the
scoring
and
hustled
from
the
starting
to
final
whistles.
Omegss
knew
they
had
their
hands
full
from
the
outset.
They
were
outshot
by
G
&
A
in
field
goals
4
baskets
to
3
and
only
more
accuracy
at
the
free
shot
line
where
they
garnered
6
points
in
9
chances
gave
Man-son's
the
first
quarter
lead
12-
10.
Six
G
&
A
players
got
on
the
score
sheet
in
the
second
quarter
as
they
refused
to
give
an
inch
and
Tiny
Carlson
collected
j
"A"
league
is
made
up
of
the
1
following
teams:
Pushovers,
(Fashion
Footwear,
Shenton's,
j
Head
pinners,
Canada
I.lfe,
!
Shamrocks,
Orphans,
Whalen's
Lucky
Six,
Windy
8,
Northern
Ian
Dunbar
of
Pushovers
took
rolled
264
to
capture
hush
single
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
H
high
men's-single
and
high
three
and
Dot
Marshall
of
Hi-Gold
honors
Thursday
in
Group
2
or
rolled
games
totalling
70'
ior
Qiass,
Fowlle
a
Kuuie,
m-jacn-j
the
Mixed
Bowling
league
as
he
hign
three.
ers.
rnllpfl
n
single
ffama
ct
104
nnri'
.
..
.
.
TVillu
KInurs
Pc-
'
)
-
o-
o
-
'
"
i
1
,
ft
1
1
1
I-
I
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It
iirau.
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.
-
v
..
...
.
ton
S.
Peck-rum
2.
J.
Carlson
Dean
Dean
12.
Nelson
2.
Forward
Stan-f1"
"""
8"-
HtRh
Qn-en
4.
Hams
u;
-rnom'quire
mt"
nrai,
miauls,
uaiuo,,
and
285
to
take
high
triple.
M.
sheet
Menu
4.
mil
s
sin
store
o:
rhnts.
HiKh
Oold.
High-Green,
'
vootl.
free
shots
out
of
four
and
cari-son
getting
1
of
2
for
Manson's.
Olsen
scored
one
basket
plus
two
free
shots
and
Hartwig
scored
the
only
other
Omega
Leask
2.
Total
30.
ATTENTION
Bob
Parker
Ltd.,
Eby
and
Sons,
Gold
3.
Harold
s
1.
Eby
and
3,
Northern
Glass
1.
Chats
3.
Nrt-i.n
iiniiiiersNakatsu
7,
k.
j
uaivorsen
oi
tieaapinners
aisa
n
rollpH
Sfl4
to
sharp
hiuh
simle
tally.
Yamamoto
3.
Tanaka.
s
'
Matsuo.
R.
j
honors.
Morven
2.
N.
Murven,
Newton
n.
,
.
'
Total
25.
Alma
Whatman
of
Pushovers
inter
a
league
i
rolled
33'i
to
take
ladies
high
Manson's
committed
20
fouls
FISHERMEN
AND
10M
VI
n
x,
a
i
to
G
&
A's
15
plus
one
technic-
5
of
his
9
points
putting
,
-
w
i
vrt
u
iiji
u
v
iiui"
v....
rraiT
.
i'aiip
Knstmnnsuii
13
Ningle
game
and
Jessie
Shenton
Hill's
Shoe
Store,
Harold's,
Thom
Sheet
Metal.
Schedule
for
December
3
is
as
follows:
'
,
"A"
League
7
p.m.
Shenton's
vs
Shamrocks:
Northern
Glass
vsJll-Jackers;
Pushovers
vs
Fashion
Footwear;
Headpinners
vs
Canada
Life;
inn
n
n-
uuiiiiu
liic
.
..
.
......
in
the
Whaieus
Lucky
Six
1:
Windy
"8"
2.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
2.
(.1(111
l
2
Pushovers
4.
Shumrocks
0;
Shenton
s
4.
MixitlM
0,
Orphans
3,
I'owlie
and
Ruttle
1;
Fushlon
Footwear
3,
Enquire.
Men'i
Wear
I:
Canada
Life
3
Hi-Jacltcrs
1;
DnUy
News
3,
Heart-pinners'
'
"
1.
1,
t
K
-
u
c
J
c
"
a
V
-.,.
j,rf,
on,
!
Omegas
held
the
edpje
on
net
;
stewart
2.
Sankey
2,
h.
MacKay
o,
rolled
668
for
ladies
hiuh
three.
session
scaaion.
EK0LITE
has
dons
it
ogo
Pushovers
took
team
honors
with
a
high
single
of
1367
and
a
high
triple
of
3733.
u
.
,
.hntu
shots
s
sinkin"
ink
in
11
n
OUt
out
lf
ui
18
While
'
-r
'
ti.
Cim.ne
6,
O.
Monsull
a.
but
due
took
the
quarter
14-13
&-
A
w
out
oi
pottea
.
Olsen's
hooK
shots
whicnjG
to
Art
s,a
M
sMsewtck
Manson's!
Freddy
Kristmanson
with
:.n;
7P2
accounted
for
6
points
s
,
held
25-24
lead
at
the
half.
!
admirable
hook
shot
led
trasir.
Wl,s,,h
Hueppani
?..
chruxoa
8.
Rune
Holkestad
went
to
town
I
?nd
Payne,
to
a
46
to
35
victory
Smith
3
Forman
2.
nprki-r.
Total
35.
.
.J.
tktj
v,nr,
m
nmr
watts
and
Nickerson
in
the'
si-nior
b
league
This
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDQ'
for
only
$195
.00
III
111C
lllliu
huoiici
uuuftiiig
...
MiinMm'
Soring
..
a.
wll.r
Webster
S
In
Group
1,
Terry
Ezaki
of
Windy
"6"
took
men's
honors
with
a
high
single
of
338
&nd
a
high
three
game
of
673.
Windy
"6"
also
took
team
totals
with
a
high
single
of
1219
and
a
high
triple
of
3135.
For
the
ladies
Helen
Vaughan
of
Windy
"6"
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
befen
Hartwig
5,
Bill
il.
Rolm.
Walsh.
Olsen
16.
Balchfurd.
Hill.
Total
45.
liordHH
Anderson
holkest.nl
18,
Webber
7.
Davis
8.
Flaten
5.
Arney
8.
Cnrrle,
O.
Carlson
9,
Abbey.,
Total
55.
Only
One
Week
of
Play
Remaining
In
Gordon
Hardware
Trophy
Contest
December
31,
1953
With
deposit
of
117.59
and
the
lul.nvf
of
il
-
1
2)
Stewart
vs
Ostcrtag:
(31
Meighen
Only
one
week
remains
in
the
1
',.
Un,XT,,rM
trinhll
PrtlTt
-
vs
on
delivery,
you
ran
assure
yourself
of
a
St:
2
Matthew
vs
Robertson:
the
petition
being
siagea
ay
(3)
Butterick
vs
Shier.
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
?-Band
Portable
Genuine
Cowhide
Leather
Case.
Band-Spread
tuning.
O
A-C.
D-C
and
Battery
Operation.
All
Bands
including
Marine.
Heception
Instantly
No
Warm-up.
215
l:X
FRIDAY
J
p.m.
il)
Peterson
vs
Rowbot-ham;
(2)
McKenzie
vs
Eyoltson;
I3t
Rudderham
vs
Greene.
S
p.m.
(1)
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL!
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Ltd.
MOVING
Loco!
and
Long
Distance
40
'Stewart
vs
Barbour;
(2)
Gordon
vs
27
j
Thom;
(3)
Holliston
vs
Berg.
33
Results
of
Saturday
night
ganv-s
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club-Standings
thus
far:
'
MICTION
P
W
L
P
Georgeson
.
5
4
1
55
Rudderham
4
3
1
44
Gordon
4
3
1
38
Ford
5
3
2
45
Sieber
6
2
4
48
Greene
4
1
3
45
Thom
4
0
4
21
Wilford
Electrical
Wol
Phones
60
-
68
Powered
to
pick
up
the
world
COW
BAY
in
the
Prince
Rupert
curling
ciun
Mixed
League
are
as
follows.
tiuanls
McKenzie
15.
Moore
13:
Wakley
15,
Turner
5.
Urates
Berg
9,
McNiece
6;
Ford
9
McBroom
7.
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
Asent:
Allied
Van
Lines
Liu.
si:chon
It
Dealer
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKC
0!
O
Phone
6
or
K
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Takeout
Anderson
14,
Bone
2:
Kellot-gh
15,
Gamer
4.
P
4B
31
36
37
A
21
25
31
34
40
53
43
A
26
P
W
L
Petersen
4
3
1
Bird
4
3
1
Rowbothara
4
3
1
Miller
4
3
1
McNiece
5
2
3
Warren
6
1
4
Meighen
4
0
4
'
MICTION
C
P
W
L
Parker
5
4
1
41
38
17
P
49
35
31
35
23
35
25
27
24
I
31
!
38
j
3
1
3
1
2
2
1
l
2
1
4
4
4
4
4
5
McKen'rie
Eyoltson
Turner
Johnston
Shier
.
.
.
tutterick
44
I
4
0
m:ction
i
p
w
41
A
29
27
31
46
30
37
61
P
37
32
36
45
36
39
36
4
4
4
5
4
4
5
Berg
.
.
.
Laurie
Moore
Walt
ley
.
Garner
Holliston
Kellough
s
(
1
ION
I
P
w
ill
!
A
115
AG.
4
4
4
3
Ostertag
Robertson
Matthew
Aston
Stewart
Barbour
3
2
4
2
3
0
4
0
-
0
OCtiLtfOtLl
Draw
for
this
week's
Gordon's
i
Hardware
trophy
play
Is
as
follow.-.,
with
rinks
in
brackets:
TUESDAY
'
p.m.
-ll)
Meighen
vs
McNiece;
(2)
Butterick
vs
barker;
(3)
Moore
vs
Kellough.
9
p.m.
(1)
Greene
vs
Thom;
121
Matthew
vs
Aston;
(3
Kowuotham
vs
Miller.
WEDNESDAY
7
p.m.
(1)
Eyoltson
vs
Turner;
(2)
Berg
vs
Laurie;
(3)
Rudderham
I
vs
Gordon.
p.m.
(1
1
McKeuie
vs
;
wipju
'expects
c9w.pto
MmtfM(Qt
dwt
captain
OF
A
COMET
llET
Bob
Edwards,
AFC,
lullis4oa
V4
Ottroer;
-
'
.t,
t
p.m.
(li
Ford
"Vs
Georgescin;-
of
Winnipeg,
joined
the
RCAF
YaKOJOJL
OWL
UOHtUbCL
KULOtl
t
,ix
yean
ogo.
He
started
,
flying
on
a
$ingle-"9in
Harvard
training
plane
ond
;
worked
up
to
jet
transports.
In
the
lost
five
years
he's
flown
to
uch
places
as
Italy,
India,
Ceylon,
Brazil,
British
Guiana,
Japan,
Korea,
Europe,
North
J
Africa.
FLYING
900,000
MILES
IN
3
YEARS
v
'if
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mi
V,H
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Hockey
Scores
Saturday
NATIONAL
Detroit
9,
Chicago
0
Toronto
3.
Montreal
1.
WESTERN
LEAGl'E
New
Westminster
4,
Edmon
ton
1.
Vancouver'
3,
Seattle
1.
Calgary
3,
Saskatoon
1.
Western
International
Trail
3,
Spokane
2
Kimberley
7,
Nelson
1.
Okanagan
Senior
Vernon
5,
Kelowna
2.
Kamloops
4,
Penticton
2.
Sunday
NATIONAL
Detroit
9,
Chicago
4.
New
York
2,
Montreal
1.
Boston
2,
Toronto
1.
WESTERN
Seattle
4,
Edmonton
1.
Western
International
Trail
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