Saturday.
March
14,
1953
Pavelich
May
Compete
in
London
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put
star
John
Pavelich
may
com.
Ken
Yo-rt
in
Winnipeg
n-skint
that
hiU,
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pete
In
the
third
annual
Call-
ti-.furmulion
on
a
planned
Cor.
the
cimi
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"(Ionian
tiames
tn
London,
June
onatlon
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Uumes
to
be
let..,
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poiiM)ied
by
the
lmdon
Cule-
this
year
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represent-
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B.C
FOOTBALL
TEAM
NAME
WONT
INCLUDE
'VANCOUVER'
VANCOUVER
In
home
at
least,
the
coast
1954
Western
Interprovtnelal
Football
Union
team
will
belong
to
British
Columbia
rather
than
Vancouver
The
Vancouver
Football
Club
announced
In
launching
a
"name
your
team"
contest.
Vancouver-
w.il
not
ue
part
of
the
team
name.
The
contest's
first
prize
will
be
a
plane
trip
to
New
York
and
back.
Contestant,
who
can
be
from
any
part
of
'the
province,
must
also
explain
in
25
wonts
or
less
Uie
reason
they
believe
their
choice
Is
suitable
Contest
deadline
is
March
23.
Booth
High
Cage
Team
Enters
B.C.
PlayaWns
To
Meet
Quesnel
Squad
in
First
Game
For
School
Championship
Entering
competition
on
a
provincial
scale
for
the
first
time
in
several
years,
a
Booth
Memorial
High
School
basketball
team
leaves
here
Monday
to
take
part
in
the
province-wide
playoffs
in
Vancouver.
PULP
MILL
SERISS
FOR
PULP
MILL
BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF
NORTHEls
1
V
if
I
II
fV-".
WED.
&
TH1E
o
the
Civic
Cent,
ATTENTION
PROSPECTIVE
CURLERS
First
team
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Rain-
r
JUKRBF.RT
W.
UAYF.Y,
54.
Victoria,
corporation
lawyer,
has
been
appointed
a
judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Davey's
appointment,
announced
by
the
justice
department,
brings
to
nine
the
number
of
judges
on
the
B.C.
Supreme
Court
bench.
Off
AM
PAIK
All
enf
VJ.
ccc
of
the
season
in
a
pracuoe
match
Thursday
niuht..
Scow
was
52-44.
The
seniors,
picked
and
coached
by
Gordon
Hz
Anderson
pilot
Alex'
Bill,
had
to
bow
to
the
student
caaers
who
carried
the
play
most
of
the
way
on
the
larce
high
school
Rym
floor.
Commenting
on
the
game.
Bill
said
that
the
students
showed
good
form.
"Evans
should
have
a
lot
of
confidence
in
his
bovs
when
they
play
down
south,"
said
Bill.
About
His
own
team
losing,
the
veteran
coach
said:
I
picked
the
five
top
scoring
men
of
the
season
for
the
first
Bud
GourlieMost
Valuable
Player
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Grey-hair
makers
meet
weonesaay
iubui,
when
the
eliminations
begin
at
the
University
of
B.C.
Memorial
gym.
is
Quesnel.'
If
Uie
Rupert
students
win.
Iney
may
meet
the
well-known
Duke
of
Con-nautiht
enters
the
following
niuht.
Finals
are
Saturday.
Sixteen
teams
are
entered.
Meanwhile,
Rainmakers'
coach
Jack
Evans
Kot
a
substantial
boost
in
confidence
when
his
squad
outclassed
a
senior
combination
of
the
top
five
scorers
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
GAVLE
1AU10T
A
certain
number
of
curling
dub
memberships
are
available
that
may
be
obtained
until
June
1st.
1U53
for
payment
of
$25
(lov.n
and
$15
monthly
until
paid
In
full.
Torol
cost
of
membership
$100.00
Those
taking
advantage
of
these
memberships
before
season's
end
will
be
entitled
to
free
curling
for
the
balance
of
the
season.
Contact:
Scott
McLaren,
Jomes
Block,
or
Earl
Gordon,
Gordon's
Hardware
ed
Bud
Gourlie,
veteran
member
.
Added
Attraction:
Ocean
Foils
Indies'
AH-Stc
.
of
Olympics
in
the
Commercial
Hockey
League,
has
been'tiamed
the
league's
must
valuable
player.
He
edged
out
Eric
Unger
of
Pilseners
now
with
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert
Lodici'
A1!
string
just
to
sit
bac
und
see
j
Moke
your
reserve!
ion
k
Tickets
cvailatjle
at
r,v,c
r
results.
Two
of
the
players
;
Canucks
for
the
award.
'
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
CURLING
CLUB
n'prp
on
QDDOsile
sides
all
sea
.son
'it
doesn't
mean
that
the
I
Others
considered
were
Bill
Wilson.
Mickey
Lynch.
Al
Rlt-tinger
and
Hermie
Gruhn.
L-
Dunrviv
Aptop
scorers
are
going
to
play
rnULINJA,
AI1Z.
(Al
;
;wf.n
t0gether
the
frtst
time."
Paul
Richards,
the
i
The
lineup
which
faced
the
'
i
students
were
Joe
Dav'is,
Ray
gloomy
ringmaster
Of
the
;sprtne,
Jim
Flaten.
pon
Scherk
CUr.;im
Whitp
Unite
Snv
Ml,
hiLand
OaS.
Rl'Pp
Holkestmi.
Ted
Ar-(.lUCdgX)
neyi
Roy
Webber
and
m
Scher
come
out
of
the
heat
ot
were
subs.
.
'
his
preliminary
training
nwesetlla.
C'dmp
at
El
OLtl'O,
Calif.,
:Uve
school
team
cboaen
to
make
talking
penjutnt
with
only
Morrison
(already
in
Vancou-
;
to
"yEcouver?
veri,
Fred
K
Mstmanson.
fterrel
'
Young.
Jerry
Ford.
Ron
Ciccone,
j
Reynold
McKay.
Derek
Letour-
r
neau.
Fred
Christensen
and
Ron
Black.
.'
j
Each
player
is
paying
a
quarter
of
tiis
own
fare
and
the
students'
.council
pays
the
balance.
Players
will
be
billeted
it
'
UBC's
Acadia
Camp.
j
Only
outside
competition
this
team
has
met
this
season
is
that
of
the
Ketchikan
Polar
Bears
whom
they
tied
in
a
four-game
one
important
"if."'
"If
all
our
stars
plnv
up
to
what
they
have
shown
they
can
do
in
other
years.
I.
think
we
have
a
real
good
chance,"
he
said.
"I
like
this
team
very
much.
However,
if
three
or
four
of
them
-should
have
poor
seasons,
then
you
know
we
are
not
going
to
win
anything.
It's
as
simple
as
that."
What
did
he
think
would
happen
to
New
York
Yankees
if
Phil
Rizzuto's
pet
ulcer
should
pre
.
.
.
then
enme
to
tlie
Sylna
.
.
.
on
llie
nhorm
tif
tj)ili:;h
(!(
am
the
t.iije
nf
Stnuley
Vnrk.
Fine
room
-fine
niTfirc
j'ute
Jmnl.
return
(two
here,
two
in
Alaska)
series.
GOOD
USED
CARS
l!t51
Plymouth
2-door,
only
22.000
miles.
1050
Ford
Sedan
two-tone,
very
smart.
.
sitting
srrrii
r.
Sruniblt
ratm.
1950
J'ord
SedanRadio.
heater,
one-owner
ar.
149
Ford
Sedan
Radio,
heater.
un
visor,
A-l
-throughout.
TRUCK
BUYS
vent
his
playing
a
full
season
at
shortstop
for
the
world
cham-1
pions?
Just
say
that
I
would
love
to
play
the
Yankees
about
22
games
without
Rizzuto
in
there."
he
replied.
"It
would
be
a
very,
very
interesting
experiment.
If
you
see
Casey
StcnRel.
give
him
my
regards
and
tell
him
I
hope
he
has
liizzuto
for
about
13
games.
"Its
too
early
yet
to
say
whether
Vern
Stephens'
bad
knee
will
permit
him
to
play
third
regularly,"
Richards
said
of
the
former
Boston
Red
Sox.
'
If
Stephens
doesn't
do
it
I'll
be
perfectly
willing
to
go
with
R
o
c
c
o
Krsnich
(pronounced
Kresnich)
at
third
.
.
.
"With
him.
Chico
Carrasquel,
Nellie
Fox
and
Ferris
Fain
in
my
infield
and
Minnie
Minoso,
Jim
Rivera
and
Sam
Mele
in
th?
cutfield,
I
have
much
the
fastest
team
In
baseball."
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Sludebaker
fickup,
en
.
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Tim
such
a
low
met
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iT74TYT7nin''
gine
overhaul;
not
a
scratch:
custom
box.
I16
Ford
3-Ton
Complete
with
flat
deck;
new
paint
job
and
good
motor.
1940
f)odge
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very
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say
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to
your
motoring
4-roiibles
try
any
of
the
above
good
buys
at
your
A-l
I'sed
Car
Dealer"
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Parker
Lid.
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of
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THE
BODY.
WITHOUT
THESE
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THE
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WILL
NOT
BE
ABLE
TO
HOLD
ONTO
A
ROCK'S
BOTTOM
AS
SECURELY
AS
IT
WOULD
WITH
THEM.
THUS
IT'S
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THEM
VISIBLE
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AND
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