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VICTOR
y
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coached
by
Skip
Mrs
E.
A.
'(Sonny)
Wales
(centre
v.-hose
rink
won
the
consolation
aw&rd
in
the
recent
ladies'
bonspiel.
Maybe
thv?y
did
sweep
harder
5ti
the
ice
I"
man
at
nome,
out
so
what,
they
ask?.
"We
won."
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A
K-
Arsenal
in
Cup
Final
No-Hit
No-Run
Game
;JKV
WIXNI.RS
IIEADFI)
by
Mrs.
E.
C.
S
lirr
kept
a
strong
lead
over
Mrs.
W.
McKenzie's
lake
top
prize
in
the
ladles'
bonsplel
wh
ch
end?d
last
wu-k
Monday.
Fourteen
rinks
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I
LONDON
Arsenal
today
'crashed
through
to
the
f!nil
'-f
the
English
Soccer
Cup
ties
by
whipping
Chelsea
3
-to
0
in
a
semi-final
replay.
i
tercd.
.......
Arsenal
thus
enters
the
final
for
the
sixth
time,
having
won
thj
trophy
'three
times.
Arsenal
wiii
meet
Newcastle
United,
last
year's
Winners,
m
the
final
here
May
3.
Prime
M
1
n
i
s
t
e
r
Winst
n
Churchill
will
present
the
cup.
LAST
BRACKET
RIXK
proved
the
stiffest
com
letltior
cf
al!
as
Skip
E.
A.
Wales
(lefti
coached
her
rink
'.o
victory
over
Mrs.
W.
Jennings
in
an
extra
end
match
for
the
consolation
award.
Phillie
Rookie
Turns
in
Performance
j
i
SAVANNAH,
Georgia
CP)
Steve
R
i
d
a
1
k,
PhiladelphiaV
young
rookie,
hurled
a
no-hit
no-run
game
Friday
as
the
Phillies
downed
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
3-0
in
an
exhibition
game.
i
The
22-year
old
right
handerj
walker
four
and
hit
three
bat-:
ters
but
tightened
when
control
was
needed
in
a
pinch.
In
hurling
his
no-hitter,
Ridzik
ran
his
string
ot
grapefruit
league
hitless
innings
to
11,
and
his
scoreless
string
to
17
innings.
Habs
and
Bruins
iUii
Square
Off
Again
BASEBALL
,
!
SCOHES
Pacific
Coast
I
SATURDAY
Los
Angeles
4,
Sacramento
2.
Portland
2,
San
Francisco
5.
Oakland
2,
San
Diego
6.
SUNDAY
Los
Angeles
4-6,
Sacramento
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quicWer,
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1
;
Mrs.
E.
Rasmusen,
who
has
been
on
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Co-quitlam
last
evening.
J
1
2-1.
Seattle
0-5,
Hollywood
3-3.
Portland
2-5,
San
Francisco
5-3.
Oakland
2-3,
San
Diego
6-1.
Desperate
Canadierrs
in
Sensational
Play-off
Win
Over
Boston
;
BOSTON
(CP)
The
desperate
Montreal
Carta-'
diens
defeated
the
Boston
Bruins
3-2
Sunday
night
in
a
sudden-death
overtime
game
and
deadlocked
the
best
of
seven
in
the
semi-final
Stanley
Cup
playoff
at
three
all.
The
seventh
and
deciding
game
will
be
played
in
Montreal
Tuesday
night.
I
I
'QSQGOutr
(KG)
;
Hotkey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
2,
New
Westminster
1.
(Victoria
wins
best-of
-seven
00
OOGO
fr
no
Rookie
centre
Paul
Masnick
scored
the
winning
goal
after
27
minutes
and
49
seconds
overtime
piny.
Maurice
(The
Rocket)
Richard
had
sent
the
game
into
extra
time
with
an
unassisted
goal
in
the
twelfth
minute
of
the
final
period.
'
Masnick.
called
up
from
the
j
Derby
Chairman
Weighs
In
First
Derby
Entries
J
semi-final
4-3.)
Tacoma
4,
Saskatoon
6.
(Saskatoon
leads
best-of-fivc
semifinal
2-0.)
Allan
Cup
Trail
1,
Edmonton
2.
(Edmonton
wins
best-of-seven
semifinal
4-2.)
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First
to
weigh-in
entries
the
Canadicns'
American
Hockey;
the
steelhead
derby
was
derbv
chairman
himself-
well
League
team
at
-Cincinnati
for
Fs
Al
l.
fur
this
season,
say
the
ladies.
Lending
her
rink
to
the
secondary
competition
f
I
Mrs
B
r
lice
W?bster
(left,
front
row).
Skip
of
the
losing
rink
Is
Mrs.
Bet'.y
McLeod.
known
veteran
steelneader
BjU
this
tilt,
decided
the
game
byi
Armstrong
Heaviest
of
the
iwo
batting
in
Doug
Harvey's
re-beauties
put
on
the
scales
at
bound.
The
Montreal
defence-Dan's
Service
Station
Saturday
man
gained
a
loose
puck
in
his
weighed
12
pounds,
four
ounces,
own
zone,
jumped
down
the
mid-
f'JZUm'
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f
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"
This
lid
has
a
special,
'
j
j
rej''ien
sealing
device
around
its
inside
Af
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fjr
(w)
I
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This
"Seal-Tite"
lid
keeps
the
?
!
Y
.
V
Uir-
tobacco
fresh,
by
forming
on
jft?
?
If
3
Motherwell
and
Hearts
Tie
THE
ROUND-UP
Second
weighed
in
at
11
pounds
u,e
BI1U
"'
un
even.
Both
were
taken
at
Kloyah
Tne
Puck
hounded
off
goalie
Jim
j
Henry
s
pads
and
Masnick
ram-But
from
about
six
feet
med
U
home
while
more
than
a
dozen
anglers
ranged
the
banks
ot
out''
Kloyah
yesterday,
the
stream
The
courageous
Henry
played
was
unproductive.
Water
is
re-
a
traction
less
than
60
minutes
ported
on
the
low
side.
.
I
with
a
fractured
nose.
He
suf-.
Other
streams
which
should
fered
that
injury
early
in
the
1
ti
I
'
airtight
seal
which
retains
natural
j&f
'
u
'y
fTX
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
GLASGOW
(CP)
Hearts
of
Midlothian
and
Motherwell
played
to
a
1-1
tie
in
a
replay
of
the
Scottish
Cup
semi-finals.
In
the
first
game
they
had
also
tied
1-1.
They
play
again
produce
steelhead
soon
are
Sha-
second
period
when
struck
by
a
watlans
Creek
and
McNichol
high
close
up
shot
by
Harvey.
At
(across
the
harbor).
ttne
tlme.
tne
bruins
naa
a
z-i
lead.
The
Bruins
scored
twice
during
the
first
12
minutes
on
shots
by
veteran
Milt
Schmidt
and
Dave
Creighton.
Mixed.
League
Alley
Kings
Get
Awards
i
Individual
and
team
trophies
About
four
minutes
before
Henry's
nose
was
brokeh
Eddie
Mazur
connected
for
the
first
Montreal
coal
by
banging
in
Billy
Reay's
rebound.
,
:ol
Ball
Players
Try
For
Biq
Time
l'h"U!.h
P''lce
Rupert
Brown's
head
office
by
Don
For-f
w
hanging
on
tena-
ward
on
the
request
of
Saper-ineiast
breath
of
win-
s'.ein
who
last
fall
purchased
a
is
rife
with
baseball
pnodly
hunk
of
Veecks
ball
club.
iVn'k
Some
'
la-stiIt's
the
QlobetroUers'
Saper-t"tMll
executives
got
to-
stein,
bv
the
way.)
iM.am!"H
?XpfCl
H
Cornwel!
batted
away'
for
Nth!
:l
tnR
f
the
-o
AM
i,
,,
'
squeezed
into
the
.300
bracket
'"P.
two
of
last
year's
towards
the
end
of
the
league,
!,
ar"
awRitlnf!
but
nudged
.400
throughout
the
;'lne
St-Louis
Browns'
playoffs.
Both
men
have
tevri-
PerMein'
Both
fic
arms
ancl
bftn
nave
sh0wn
k'
hiv
cAI)Pl
ad
centre
outstanding
fielding
accomplish
far
i
Cornwell
hope
to
mrnts.
?T
S,,r'nK
We
chance
to
mpin
in
theOknaRan
hop
they
get
a
try
for
the
big
time.
It
would
llji
.
N
..,
!
encouraRe
a
lot
of
other
younger
ory
,mmiiry
bfll!
pInvcrs
i,t,re
WP're
quite
I'1
s'nt
down
to
the
sure.
.
v
Worslf
the
Bulklcy
is
"Terrific"
ou'eioor
sports
front,
Moricctow'n
Tails
and
the
Bulk-i
ir
',.
.
.
c
p
n
1
1
y
from
ley
River
as
a
whole.
England
Wins
Over
France
PARIS
tt
England
defeated
France
by
6-3
i
l
an
international
Rugby
Union
match
here
Saturday.
Blackpool
Wins
From
Newcastle
LONDON
(CP)
Blackpool
defeated
Newcastle
United
3
to
1
today
in
an
English
League
Division
I
match.
HISTORIC
VILLAGE
1
"A-Ws
M
wmwrwi
Charlesbourg,
a
village
five
,
.
..
rjSSf
miles
rrom
Quebec
city,
was
set-
tfclt
,.rt,mit
n
ibed
k
t,v.v,4
hr
tied
in
1659
but
was
not
incor-
4
Conifd
Smri
kh
G
porated
until
1914.
j
ifMa
eUi
wj.
were
awarded
to
mixed
league
bowlers
Saturday
night
at
the
I
league's
season-end
banquet
held
at
Valhalla
Hall.
I
Turning
in
top
performance
cm
the
last
night
of
bowling
brougnt
Hal
Windt
a
second
trophy
lor
highest
men's
average
of
199.7
for
the
season.
His
first
award
was
won
for
highest
three
game
total.
Another
last-game
upset
was
Canada's
greatest
bargain
in
home
beauty!
V
t;.,;;
llmn-doliar
10
iry
some
tackle
in
I
n'.,,
!0
nrsi
different
Oid
Country
A
newcomer
to
the
Smithers
area
last
year
asked
Martin,
"how's
fishing
in
the
Bulkley
these
days?"
us.
more
tackle
FOOTBALL
'
j
staged
by
Bessie
Ing
who
set
up
the
high
three
total
and
raised
.
h?r
average
to
157
to
win
two
tro
average
sa-so
sports
nas
pun.
,
Special
for
One
Week
1937
Tcrraplane
Sedan
$15.00
1
nlln
'
one
lid
,
frw
?
good
things
o
bp"s
011e
enthu-
1
1950
Austin
Sedan
2
1951
Austin
Sedans'
11949
Austin
Panel
11948
Ford
Sedan
11941
Morris
Sedan
1
1941
International
Panel
1
193G
Ford
Sedan
phies.
Hotshots
were
'
awarded
the
championship
team
trophy
with
a
facsimile
for
each
player:
Joe
Long,
Art
Olson,
Be.ssie
Ross,
Marlys
Olson
and
Margaret
Lea-vitt.
I
Mrs.
Jean
Gordon
and
Miss
01-
!
son
weer
awarded
honor:
lor
j
ladies'
high
single
games.
A
crowd
of
more
than
40
cowl-1
ers
and
guests
applauded
Nels
Menzies,
organizer
of
the
league,
,
and
master
of
ceremonies
mak-
i
ing
the
presentations.
j
Dancing
followed
to
music
sup
plied
by
Robert
Woods
and
hi3
accordion.
I
I
Martin
answered:
"It's
the
worst
I've
ever
seen
it.
terrific!"
Martin
sports
seven
Field
&
Stream
first,
prize
diplomas
in
fifhing
contestsand
a
host
of
others
and
most
of
these
prizewinners
come
from
Moricetown.
While
this
lucrative
typ--
of
fishing
has
somewhat
deteriorated
since
the
construction
of
a
fifh
ladder
there,
Martin
believes
this
work
by
the
department
of
fisheries
will
nevertheless
benefit,
.sport
fUliing
In
the
long
run.
More
steelhead,
roho
and
spring
(Chinmik)
will
be
able
to
reach
spawning;
grounds
unscathed
for
increasing-
better
returns
in
years
to
come.
On
the
local
scene,
Martin
also
has
decided
to
enter
the
Rod
A
Gun
steelhead
derby.
"he
p
L"ft0r
hls
lltUe
'h
hi
kP
made
w
4,'oirv("
r
and
U
I'r
"Pnnes.
one
If
II
I
.
i
t
i
a
l
DOES
WAllUN
International
Match
Scotland
1,
England
2
Back
to
Masset
After
Visit
to
Staffordshire
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Bridden
of
Masset
are
back
in
the
city
after
a
six
months'
visit
to
their
native
Staffordshire
in
England.
It
was
the
first
time
Mr.
Bridden
had
been
home
in
38
years
and
he
says:
'England
Is
not
too
bad.
In
fact,
I
think
it's
fine."
They
will
proceed
to
Mas-set
thus
week
by
boat
or
plane.
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