:e
Rupert
Dai
I
wnuoer
22,
19m
f?ya7
Lofgren,
Ross
McNeil
Tied
For
Mens
High
Single
Honors
fbo
Olson
New
Middleweight
Champ
Ms
Randy
Turpin
Absorbs
Beating
CITY
TRANSFER
TvCo
men
tied
for
sinalfn
hue-,
wltii
787,
and
Phlipott-Evitt
hC
j
ors
in
A
League
of
the
Men's
j
high
game
of
1,116
and
also
hH;h
Kive-Pin
League
when
Bryan
,
three
of
3.158.
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DlSTANft
Other
A
League
bowlers
who
;
Lofpren
and
Ross
McNeil
both
hit
t!ie
maples
for
a
340
count
rolled
games
of
better
than
303
i
were
Alec
Slater,
"338;
Tom!
in
their
third
games.
Alec
Slater
rolled
high
thr?
Sedcewick,
324,
and
Matt
Sedge-
ruumiunt
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STorac.
First
Avenue
and
MelVid,
street
wick.
317.
Tor
singles
game
in
B
League
was
chalked
up
by
R.
Couphlan
with
80S
and
Norm
Shenton
hid
hlph
three
of
721.
Best
game
was'
rolled
by
Savoy
Hotel
with
jeannie-Warren
Double
Winner
Unanimous
Decision
Gives
Hawaiian
Title
;
By
GAVLE
TALBOT
::XKW
YORK
(AP)
Bobo
Olson
may
not
be
tin
'.greatest
middleweight
boxing
champion
the
world
has
seen,
'but
the
tattooed
man
from
Hawaii
vijtlo
until
a
better
one
comes
along1.
1
obo
did
a
competent
job
on
-
RnJ.iclj-;
Turpin
of
England
in
1
that
staered
the
new
cham
Jeannie
Warren
took
high
,
892,
and
high
three
was
made
single
and
nigh
trinle
in
the
!
by
Rupert
Motors
with
2.694.
1
ft
Results:
this
wiiiT
,111
v.'.
.J
and
Every
Feel
r
'
)
t
1
1'.-
1
1!
y
t
..
tlifir
15-round
showdown
at
ft'ajispn
Square
Garden
Wed-n
ji
day
night.
He
did
not
score
a
tnockout,
but
only
because
the
rr
:n
from
Leamington
Spa
had
However,
Turpin
was
unable
to
follow
up
his
advantage.
'
For
some
obsrure
reason.
Turpin
was
a
sucker
at
getting
caught
with
his
back
against
A
League
Local
708
4.
North-
:
west
Construction
0;
Philpott-1
Evitt
4.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
0;
j
Art
Murray's
3,
Family
Market
i
1;
537
Taxi
3,
Cook's
1;
North!
Star
3,
Moose
1;
CNRA
3,
Short
Circuit
1
!
B
League
Rupert
Motors
4,
Nelson
Brothers
0;
Deuces
4
Kalen
Industries
0;
Overwaitea
1
3,
Jaycees
1;
LCB
3,
Don
Juans
1;
Savoy
Hotel
2,
Canadian
Legion
2.
itriys
OIK..:.
llf
Look
for
Special
Price
the
f
"
;
the
.
ropes.
Every
time
In
was
being
badly
punished
in
..,..
h
,
.
m
.-t.'
w
imo
the
closing
rounds.
I
the
strands.
Olson
followed
him
Tlirpin
made
a
fight
of
it,
1
Ladies'
Group
1
of
the
Ladies'
Five-Pin
Bowling
league
Tuesday
r!ht
with
fore
of
!!'
Annettes
took
team
high
single
with
1003
an.
New
Lau.eis
t.
-tured
team
high
three
with
2831.
In
Ormin
2,
Ellen
Chrlstoff
of
Rupert
Radio
won
player's
high
single
with
281
and
Doreen
1-ai-lant
of
Seventh
Avenue
Meat
Market
took
hieh
triple
with
682.
Toilers
won
double
honors
in
both
team
high
single
and
high
trifle
with
scores
of
901
and
2343.
Group
1
Annettes
4.
Sunrise
9.
Cloverleafs
3,
P
R.
Plumbers
1.
New
Laurel
3,
Stars
1.
G
&
A
3.
Dom's
1.
Wallace
R.
3.
Lyons
L
Bulger's
2.
Art
Murray's
J.
Group
Z
Hi-Flyers
4,
Rupert
Radio
0.
Toilers
4.
McKay's
0.
i
7th
Ave.
Mkt.
3,
Big
81sters
1.
i
Skeena
Grocery
3.
Co-op
1.
Amazons
3,
Dibb's
1.
i
Sanson's
3.
Ook's
1.
!
"
OT
"
"'"i
Randy
couldn't
exolain
this
urahnnous
verdict
agaimt
him
-
wcakn(,ss
nilnsc.lf
b
two
Jges
and
the
referee.
OJ
d
hp
had
te
only
said
be
ween
battered
beforpl
opponent
s
h.s
that
he
believed
he
could
one'
weak
Mt
that
he
For
a
smooth
r
s.o
.
t
im
I'.'Htf,
rid
.
,
I
A
!
J:
hi
A
'
v
Jis-w
or
your.
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
Where
Quality
and
Service
Reign'
Supreme
DAILY
FREE
DELIVERY
jiiAvr
uuik
urttt'i
ll
lie
iidu
ut-'fii
i
fi'-o
mentally.
covered
Randy
was
a
sitting
fine!:
nofiin't
tUn
t
l-i.
-nitre
lin
t,r,V
nuai
a
Jtii
iiuijt
i
f,,ll
ui1
oniMT(.in
-
Vw
.
,
i
.
r
v.
I.
matter
of
recoi'd,
however.
out
probably
came
at
the
t.i'
VERA
HOI.DS1VOHTH
of
Calgary
continues
to
pile
up
trophies,
by
her
skill
with
a
rifle.
She
shattered
97
out
of
100
targets
in'
one
event
in
women's
competition
at
the
54th
annual
grand
American
trapshoot
at
Vandalia,
O.,
and
placed
third
in
the
women's
champion
of
champion
events.
-
She
also
was
a
high
scorer
in
the
events
against
men
competitors.
She
is
shown
with
some
of
her
trophies
won
lri
1902.
.
tlut
the
British
pugilist
has
j
t'
-vn
having
some
suit
of
ie;ni-;
n
ie
trouble
in
liis
liume
coun-j
ti
'.
After
the
fight
lie
told
a
j
r.
.ii5.ii
writer
thut
he
thought
h'
might
have
Knocked
Olsuu
c."i
.within
eight
round:;
if
lu
1'
i
been
"right."
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
THc
Cn
end
cf
the
ninth
round.
Ol.
on
j
h'.id
caufyht
Turpin
in
tils
own
'
ccrner
and
had
sent
the
Briton
,
cloven
with
a
flurry
of
s'llid
blows
to
the
head.
The
bell
clanired,
however,
as
referee
Al
Eerl
reached
the
count
of
five.
In
the
following
round
Tur-'
pin
went
down
again
almost
at
!
Lamp's
SKEENA
GROCERY
Phone
581
or
582
NHL
LEADERS
jni.s
might
thus
liave
been
tU
flrtit
world's
championship
:
.t"
'
w
Milwaukee's
Charlie
Grimm
Named
National
League
Manager
of
Year
A
Pts
8
12
LYONS
FINE
FOC::
MAW.
RUM
t
aded
between
heait
tnrcb.,,
nine-count.
He
took
a
severe!
:w"5..y
W"'L"
wc,t
vlM,J,t
u
'
boating
the
remainder
of
the
Phcnej
250
-Red
465
ir
apacuy
crowa
or
;
round
but
wa
in
no
danger
of
Reibnl,
Detroit
-Howe,
Detroit
Oee.iffrion.
Montreal
Lindav,
Detroit
Kelly,
Detioit
S!n?n.
Toronto
Ol'iv
tead,
Montreal
v,.
.,Tiui"tiir
uarueu
or
10
uiose
goins
down
MIDWAY
GROCERY
Phone
659
rupert
butchers
"and
grocers.
ltd7
Phone
21
again."
O
4
3
3
2
3
1
1
1
3
By
JOE
REICHLKR
NEW
YORK
(AF)
Milwau
MA
staunch
.
old
friend'
The
jovial
Dutchman,
however,
probably
is
as
proud
of
his
fent
in
leading
the
lightly-regarded
Braves
Into
the
run-
10
8
ti
6
6
6
6.
61
i:i:iiious
who
wiT.nes.sea
cne
,
.,
From
un
stl'ict;
was
i.
-.iiewhal
one-sided
duel
on
TV".
there,
.
.
a
matter
nt
whft
h.r
Tmi-;i
kee's
Charlie
Grimm,
who
boost-
WILLIAMS
GRCCEF
Phone
56
iius
particular
ODserver
saw
J
...
rf
R
.
.v,
wuuiu
fcu
tjit
.luine,
oeveiai
-
"
i'.
iiione
or
less
as
the
officials
ner-up
position
to
Hie
champion
1
1
ach,
Montreal
hues
Olson
had
him
in
tmnhi..
a
surprising
secona-piace
nmsn
c'.l.'Wc
thought
that
Olson
Ncr.tcrctiko.
Toronto
set
up
for
a
series
of
clean
shots
'l1
one
ye'lr'
today
was
voted
thc
ThU
ndverilwnienl
ir-
not
piiijiiMieu
I
National
League
manager
of
the
STANIUNfiS:
?'!-
r'!inr:
Detroit,
won
loands
to
four
with
one
even-
.'
f.
itthf
ja-
but
e:u'1
time
tne
1
1
rr
dtfpiRveU
hf
the
Mquur
Cnrtruil
four,
'
ftn
fr
by
the
Cinveriimrnl
ot
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Kesuth
in
l&ber
words,
that
u:.-vn
wi
r.
iuji
vui
vuin
i-
lo
one,
tied
two
10
points.
tiuiru
upon
ins
siamma
and
his
ability
to
slip
punches
j
i.'.J
title
going
away.
Dodders
as
he
was
in
each
of
his
three
flags.
In
pre-sea.son
polls,
few
experts
dared
predict
a
better
than
fifth-place
f'ni.,'.i
fcf
the
transplanted
Bests,
n
rlub.
As-
a
reward
for
hi-
nutstan
cling
work
in
boostin-,
his
team
five
notches
in
a
sirple
season,
Orinim
was
given
a
thrro-yeiv
contract
to
lead
thi
Er.tves
year.
Grimm,
runner-up
to
Casey
Stengel
Wednesday
for
major-league
managerial
honors,
had
no
trouble
outscoriiis
Charlie
Dressrn,
Brooklyn's
a
e
posed
manager,
for
National
League
JurjiJn
won
the
f.n.t
three!
,':-,,
,
!
loands
and
then
he
took
a
L
J
Tu
?n
y.
v:Mblt'
damagc
to;
I'-'nt:
H(;b."l,
Detroit,
12.
r;
Ri-hard.
Montreal.
5.
:
Is:
Reibel,
Detroit,
8.
f-'hutouls:
Bav.'i
huk
and
-rum,
Detroit,
and
McNeil,
Mon-trcM.
1.
-
is
the
eighth,
wherein
he
!
UT
;
lmru
Iounu'
nna
a,
"
"u,uul-
b-lted
Olson
a
right
on
the
chops
.-
1;
The
most
that
could
be
said
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
Toronto,
16
Pcnslties:
Boivon,
minutes.
throuph
1956.
Improved
Leafs
m
of
the
fight
was
that
both
boys
aid
their
dead-level
best,
and
that
Olson
won
his
title
legitimately,
by
the
sweat
of
his
brow.
Bcbo
should
hold
the
pound
title
witli
no
trnuhu.
i,n.
top
spot.
The
55-year-old
Grimm
drew
111)
of
the
179
votes
cast
by
members
of
the
Baseball
Writ-icrs
Association
in
the
annual
I
Associated
Press
poll.
'
Dressen
jwas
second
with
66
voles.
Eddie
tStanky
ot
St.
Louis
and
Rogers
;
Hornsby
of
Cincinnati,
the
only
other
managers
to
receive
rec-ioRiiirion,
divided
thc
remaining
lie
Red
Wings
Choose
ft,
"I
flMI
Omsimas
Cos)
Contest
PI..,..
me
.suspicion
is
growing
that
til
he
meets
Kid
Gavilan,
sup-j.
ronto
JUaple
Leafs
may
have
posing
that
thw
Cuban
Keed
.
loekty
team
this
year.
.
beats
Johnny
Qratton
at
Chi-
Nudgfd
out
of
the
National
tago
Nov.
13.
H
;ekey.
League
playoffs
last
sea-1
When
Bobo
fights
Gavilan
sea
for
one
of
the
few
occasions
that
will
be
different
ir
theii-
history,
the
Leafs
are!
-
1
X
3
IT
f!
!
.
FOR
DEFEKDA51E
e.'
ay
with
the
leaders
this
fall.
A
id
there
are
indications
that
t;.ey
may
stay
there.
In
fighting
the
league-leading
,
D.
troit
Red
Winps
to
a
1-1
tie
Wednesday
night,
Toronto
show-ec
promise
of
better
things.
JS6
CAHAVIAHS
MUS1MH!
,
V
QUALITY
I
votes.
'
Stengel
naturally
was
selected
as
top
man
in
the
American.
He
received
143
votes
to
outdistance
his
challengers
easily.
Lou
Boudreau
of
Boston
was
second
with
19,
seven
more
votes
than
Paul
Richards
of
Chicago
received.
GRIMM
NO
NOVICE
Grimm,
who
succeeded
Tommy
Holmes
as
Braves'
manager
in
mid-season
of
1952,
Is
no
novice.
He
served
two
separate
terms
as
pilot
of
Chicago
Cubs,
putting
in
a
total
of
10
full
seasons
and
parts
of
three
others.
He
led
tne
Cubs
to
pennants
in
1932,
1935
and
1945.
you
my
get
as
much
Mftfi,
)
,
Trailing
l-o
after
rookie
Bill
i
OR
MM
ft
CASH
ttmt
British
Papers
Blame
Training
For
Turpin
Loss
LONDON
(API
Randolph
Tur-pin's
defeat
by
Bobo
Olson
in
the
world
middleweight
title
fight
in
New
York
Wednesday
nit
hi?
'
is
a
rir
g
tragedy
that
can
be
explained
at
the
moment
only
by
inadequate
training
methods,"
George
Whiting
said
ir.
the
London,
Evening
Standard
today.
In
a
storv
from
New
York
I
--.
ft
,
t
.
'
i
r.
C
,.,
:f
i
'-'.,
I
'I
"j-
i.-
v.
,
.'4:
.
:v
6
-i.',
'
.....
.i,
V'1:
I
row
praoT
chance
re
wm
a
big
ch
pri
right
wn
you
need
ii
most
in
time
for
Chrisinui.
All
Prfiat
ore
CoJil
Every
linxle
wetk-fr""
until
November
21
Wue
Bonnet
Sue'i
n"
D'leen
sank
a
25footer
while
;
'
t!
cy
were
a
man
short
in
the
se?,ond
period,
the
Leafs
took
command
of
play,
bombarding
Terry
pawchuk
in
the'
Detroit
cage
until
he
yielded
the
enunl-i;-r
midway
through
the
final
V.'me.'
1
'
The
tying
eoal
was
netted
hu
Il
vrfUrttuwIr.:
m
mm
.
C
sh
Cxinie
is
giving
wsy
tu-nlj'i
""
mounting
to
$1,500.00
a
week
...Mil
"
of
che
contest
a
special
bonus
P"
.
.'1,uw
;ytK?$?
NJestereTalw.
eottle
Edge
Royals
5-4
'
MEW
WESTMINSTER
W
The
splashed
across
the
front
page,
'.
Seattle,
Bombers
rallied
in
the
Whiting
blamed
Turpin's
defeat
Ik.
an
k!
ISVi
4
nm
fi.T.ro.
period
last
night
here
to
on
nis
lack
of
condition.
j
.cdre
the
home
team
5-4
in
a
The
Evening
News
said'
"Sack-
'
,
v'estern
Hockey
league
battle,
cloth
and
ashes
and
do
not
look
I
lll.e
Royals,
going
into
the
third
for
any
excuses.
Turpin
was
well
'
tpi
dod
with
a
3-1
lead,
saw
the
'
and
truly
beaten."
The
News
said
tash
will
alw
be
.warded.
$10,000
in
tu.
No
warring!
F.very
week
of
the
conte.l
26
pnJ
awarded
to
2
different
winners.
No
wsinn
r
your
reward.
VI
iihin
days
of
receiving
jo
ur
the
week's
judging
takes
place
.
.
.
ihcr.,imroeu-'"l-cheques
are
un
their
way
to
winncn!
Sforf
redoyl
Enter
every
week,
ss
"rf
each
week.
THE
MORK
YOl
R
,J'V
v,
UliTTER
VOt
'ROPI'ORTl
-NITI1
MAS
'
W
.
NlS
THE
BKi
$l,ooo
t-ASH
HKIS
(see
bekw)
START
ENTERING
TODAi-
wise
cash
nuts
ijmMl
ONE
500
CASH
PRIS
FIVE
50
C
every
wfflcf
mnjSi
o200
tASH
nwmMff
iVtKY
WEEK
I
VfiIJli-
uw
more
(;oals
turpin's
training
methods
j
111
New
Westminster's
one.
suspect
from
llio
start.
HtRPS
All
yOU
DO
Writ
plainly
In
30
words
or
last,
FOUR
raotont
why
you
profer
Blua
Bonnet
Margarin.
With
ach
entry
nclot
two
cnd-flapt
(ath
with
Good
Houtakaaping
Saal
of
Approval)
from
any
packages
of
Bluo
Bonaai
Margatina.
Mail
la
Blua
Bonnat
Sua,
Christmas
Cash
j
Contast,
P.O.
Box
2160,
Toronto,
Ontario.
Winn
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will
ba
notified
by
moil.
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best
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most
refreshing
shaves
ever
gt
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modem
Gillette
one-piece
Razor.
Enjoy
instant
blade
changing,
real
having
comfort
end
double-edge
economy.
Important
advantages
only
Gillette
combines.
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ROCKET
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plut
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Blue
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with
used-blade
compartment,
all
in
modern
Stycene
case
that
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opens
at
a
touch.
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Gillette
REGULAR
ROCKET
One'
-
piece,
nickel
-
plated
Dependable,
safe
travel
in
all
kinds
of
weather.
Wide
choice
of
sleeping
accommodationsberths,
sections,
roomettes,
drawing
looms,
compartmenls..
Air-conditioned
comfort
in
coaches,
parlor
cars,
dining
cars,
sleepers.
Convenient
rest
rooms.
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Large,
picture
windows,
comfortable
reclining
seats.
Room
to
move
around
and
stretch
your
legs,
visit
with
friends.
Delicious
food
and
gracipus
dining
service.
,
Drive-yourself
car
service
at
major
points.
A
special
Christmas
Bonut
Prie
of
$
1
,000
cash
will
be
awarded
at
the
end
of
the
contest.
To
he
eligible
for
this
big
bonus:
1.
Wrtia
clearly
on
your
entry
how
many
units
f
Vitamin
A
are
In
each
pound
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margcuin.
2.
Alt
entries
will
be
retained.
At
end
of
the
contest,
the
first
correct
entry
drawn
will
bo
warded
$1,000
cash
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