,.
I.
..
baluiday,
Nuvember
21,
Dom's
Take
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainy
(
etition
was
was
a
little
'keen-1
BporU
Shop
cored
their
-c-,
8te."
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.
1
r..
.
Competition
ona
win
01
ine
season
in.
thetal
i0.
'
'Bar
second
Junior
League
fixture
;
sports
SHOP
downing
Bulgers
21-12.
wrvtr
Man,
8.
Wonj
3.
B
Llllrrt
t
headed
the
Sports
Shop
squad
took
the
game
7-8,
8-2,
4-0
and
TABLE
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
FOR
TEEN-AGERS
SLATED
Teen-age
table
tennis
experts
will
get
an
opportunity
to
strut
their
stuff
next
week
and
for
a
month
afterwards
when
the
Civic
Centre
launches
its
Teen
Table
Tennis
ladder
competition
next
Wednesday
evening.
The
tournament
is
divided
into
two
sections,
a
13-15
year
old
boys
and
girls
class
and
a
15-19
year
old
boys
and
girls
class.
A
scoring
ladder
has
been
set
up
in
the
Centre
office
and
although
some
entries
have
been
already
accepted
there's
room
for
plenty
more.
Play
will
start
at
7:30
p.m.
Wednesday
In
the
lobby
and
Teen-room.
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AVRES
i
nomas.
It.
er
in
last
night's
cage
offering
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
Dom's
defeated
.
Bo-Me-Hi
Ruinbirds
25-17
in
the
Girls'
League
scheduled
game.
Dom's
out
for
their
second
win
In
as
many
starts
took
the
first
two
quarters
with
ease
8-3
and
10-2.
The
third
quarter
was
a
different
matter
as
the
Rain-birds
under
the
coaching
of
Miss
S.
Hicks
trounced
the
department
store
quintette
9-0.
However,
sparked
by
Louise
Leask
Mmough.
Total
12
M
s
Prospects
Not
too
Bright
MONTREAL
P
Douglas
(
Pea-head)
Walker,
a
man
not
given
to
loquacity
but
capable
of
forthright
facing
the
facts,
thinks
his
Montreal
Alouettes
"are
lucky
to
come
as
far
as
we
did."
Ths
silver-haired
coach
Isn't
deeply
pessimistic
over
Sunday's
second
meeting
of
Alouettes
and
Hamilton
Tlger-Cats.
His
team
took
a
37-12
trouncing
in
Hamilton
Wednesday
and
another
loss
for
the
Als
In
this
best-of-three
series
means
Ti-Cats.
will
enter
the
Grey
Cup
final.
Walker
said
Alouette
injuries
are
not
phonies.
The
club
has
gone
along
with
superhuman
work
or
team
spirit,
"but
that
can't
last
forever."
The
situation
is
"getting
beyond
a
question
of
3-4
on
the
successful
shuts
Bowes,
Laird
and
B.
Wong.
Top
marksman
for
Bulgert
w:h
Lambi
with
8
points.
Lineups:
Junior
League
ANNUNCIATION
Toth.
P.
Lyons
5.
Bury
7,
Smith,
Let'our-neau
8,
Arsenau,
Arseneau,
Coni-adina,
L.
Lyons,
Basso.
Total
13,
NBC
POWER
Kelsey,
R.
For
Don't
know
what
the
Terrace
Boxing
club
officials
are
up
Girls'
Lean,
WW'S-Wrtster
,
fk
8,
Vfgh
2
,
v"l-nak,
Spenee'
?
RAINBIRD8
Kti
Carlson,
Martin
8
0
3.
Farmer
5
h
','
I
ward,
Hargrove,
Valpy,
Lamble
1,
Furniotis
2,
Way
3.
Dizzltels
son.
jleivig.
junps
T
who
scored
a
total
of
8
points
and
Leona
Webster
who
netted
6
Dom's
outscored
the
Birds
7-3.
Bombers,
Beaches
Ready
For
Crucial
Game
Today
"WINNIPEG
(CP)
A
berth
into
Rusby
Football
Union,
whose
,
,
r
nc,
n.i
ihp
winnprs
in
t.1ia
limt
fu
vi:irs
Myrna
Knudsen
and
Sue
Martin
r
with
6
points
each
were
Bo-Me-Hi
sharpshooters.
Doms
committed
8
fouls
to
RalnblrdH
4
and
were
outscored
on
free
shots
as
Ralnblrds
netted
3
out
of
5
compared
to
Dom'ii
1
out
of
5
tries.
The
opening
Junior
game
saw
line
at
Winnipeg
stadium
today.'
have
been
laced
by
Big
Four
rep-;
Physical
aonu.
Als
were
hit
early
In
the
sea
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACK1VG
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MrBrlde
Slrtet
son
with
the
lass
of
tackle
Jim
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers,
west-
iesentatives
in
the
eastern
play-em
champions
and
Toronto
off.s.
Thi
year
marks
the
first
Balmy
Beach
clash
in
a
sudden-
time
the
ORFU
has
travelled
death
game
with
the
winner
west
for
a
playoff,
poiiii-
into
the
Canadian
football
Bombers
went
through
their
final"
at
Toronto
next
Saturday
:
final
tune-up
Friday
nk-hL
at
against
either
Hamilton
Tiger-.
their
season
-
round
training
Cats
or
Montreal
Alouettes.
Big
'grounds
across
the
Red
river
in
Four
finalist
st-
Boniface
and
coach
George
Staton.
Then,
Oct.
18,
Walker's
l
second
ace
tackle,
Tex
Coulter,
suffered
a
broken
ankle.
That
j
was
the
start
of
the
injury
cycle,
j
It
is
possible
Coulter,
working
out
carefully
the
last
few
days.;
Annunciation
s
top
scorer
u.
Bury
knock
two
points
off
his
own
9
point
tally
when
he
scored
a
basket
for
the
opposing
Northern
B.C.
Power
who
bowed
to
the
church
school
squad
18-10.
Bury
made
his
horrible
mis
may
get
Into
Sunday's
battle.
But
he
won
t
be'
in
top
shape.
Neither
will
guard
Ray
Cicla
nor
Bombers
will
go
into
the
con-i
Trafton's
squau
never
looked
but-test
at
odds-on
favorites
ngtitnst
ter.
the
champions
of
the
Ontario
.Despite
rumors
of
distention
in
end
Jim
Miller.
Walker
must
also
decide
whether
to
use
players
who
are
take
in
the
third
quarter
after
Annunciation
had
taken
the
first
two
stanzas
11-0
and
2-1.
'50
per
cent
perfect
or
go
with
!
nbC'P
would
huve
been
blank-
reserves
who
are
okay."
Omegas
Take
Terrace
Trip
ed
3-0
in
the
third
quarter
but
me
i
iuu,
wie
uig
uiue
aim
nmu
'
machine
showed
more
team
spirit
and
life
than
at
any
time
this
season.
If
Bombers
win
today,
Trafton
is
scheduled
to
catch
a
plane
mediately
after
the
game
for
1
1
It
I
for
Bury's
generosity.
League
leaders
of
the
The
Ti-Cats,
too,
have
Injured
!
but
playabje
talent.
Walker
did
not
think
either
the
Als
or
Ti-Cats
could
be
in
good
shape
for
the
Grey
Cup
game.
He
suggested,
also,
that
the
Big
Four
league's
playoffs
are
"too
late
and
too
long."
Rupert
Senior
B
basketbuil
;
",c
'
the
second
game
of
the
Big
Four
league
Manson's
Omegas
play
an
exhibition
game
in
Terrace
:
""al
Suni!ay',
.
,
,
.
.
.
Klein
worked
his
tr,ii,f
nmsB,'
rn,.nh
Rill
Me-:
Coach
Churls
.
.
lili
Imported
from
United
States
"The
American
Girt
that
the
Beaches
through
a
brtsk
closed
Chesney
said
last
night
;
trio
would
give
the
squad
an
eiun
nmuy
at
to
but
since
they
asked
Joe
Ward
to
send
over
a
couple
of
his
mitt-slingers
for
fight
card
"sometime
toward
the
end
of
November,"
Prince
Rupert's
trainer
of
champions
hasn't
heard
a
peep
out
of
the
interior
town.
Fight
cards
are
usually
held
Friday
or
Saturday
night
and
now
that
this
week-end
is
on
us
that
only
leaves
next
week
for
the
card
to
which
Joe
has
planned
to
take
three
or
four
of
his
boys.
One
thing
is
for
certain
if
the
Terrace
boxing
promoters
figure
that
by
springing
a
last
minute
effort
on
Rupert's
boxers,
in
the
hope
that
the
lads
will
be
out
of
shape
and
ready
to
be
taken,
then
they
have
another
think
coming.
Joe
told
us
last
night
that
his
boys
were
ready
to
go
at
any
time,
and
that
if
any
of
his
fighters
weren't
in
shape
they
wouldn't
be
stepping
in
the
ring.
A
Prince
Rupert-born
athlete
whose
name
is
among
those
selected
for
the
"Newsmakers
of
Tomorrow"
program
in
Seattle
is
Dewey
Soriano,
general
manager
of
the
Seattle
Rainier
baseball
club.
The
program,
sponsored
by
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Time
magazine
Is
designed
to
focus
Seattle's
attention
on
its
own
future
and
that
of
its
young
men
who
will
make
the
greatest
contribution
to
that
future.
The
release
states
briefly
that
Dewey
gave
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
as
his
birthplace,
that
he's
33
years
old,
married
and
belongs
to
the
Magnolia
club
and
the
YMCA.
If
any
sports
fan
remembers
anything
of
Dewey's
early
days
here
that
would
be
of
interest
to
this
column's
readers
we
would
be
glad
if
they
would
drop
a
brief
note
for
us
to
publish.
Do?
Forward,
longtime
pillar
of
the
Civic
Centre,
here
visiting
with
his
family
for
a
couple
of
days
before
returning
to
Kltimat,
managed
while
in
Vancouver
Wednesday
to
see
some'
of
the
world's
best
basketball.
Not
that
he
hadn't
seen
it
before,
he
said,
as
his
seeing
the
Harlem
Globetrotters
trounce
UBC
Thunderblrds
at
the
Memorial
Gymnasium,
made
about
30
times
he's
seen
the
colored
cage
wizards
at
work
and
play.
On
the
same
bill
he
saw
Big
Bill
Spivic,
the
Boston
Whirlwind
star,
who
Don
said
is
something
out
of
this
world.
The
6
foot
9
inch
Spivic
was
chosen
for
the
Ail-American
basketball
team
last
year.
An
added
staff
member
to
the
Civic
Centre
this
week
is
Mrs.
Rupe
(Betty)
Holkestad
who
becomes
a
permanent
member
of
the
Civic
Centre
staff.
Well-known
as
a
former
enthusiastic
and
brilliant
high
school
cage
star
Betty
will
keep
busy
with
general
office
work.
Minor
Simundsen
hasn't
made
good
his
promise
to
bolster
his
winless
Gordon
and
Anderson
Senior
B
team,
at
least
not
up
untfl
last
night,
so
the
original
squad
will
be
out
to
dish
up
a
do-or-die
effort
tonight
when
they
face
CCC
300
club
in
search
of
their
first
win
of
the
1953-54
season.
The
Pulp
Millers
have
won
one
(at
the
expense
of
G&Ai
and
lost
one
to
Manson's.
Manson's
presently
boasting
a
three
game
win
streak
won
the
jlast
two
by
only
four
points,
but
they
won
them.
A
glance
at
the
Senior
league's
statistics
shows
that
Ray
Spring
with
59
is
making
a
runaway
of
the
point
race
although
u.is
team
Manson's
have
played
three
games
to
CCC's
two.
Voe
Davis,
G
&
A
point-collector
whose
action
shots
have
been
more
than
somewhat
off
this
year
so
far,
is
second
with
29;
Glen
Carlson
with
only
two
games
under
his
belt
has
24
and
is
tied
for
third
place
with
team-mate
Mickey
Webster.
G
&
A's
Danny
Bill
and
Art
Olsen
are
tied
with
22
points
apiece.
Freddy
Chrislensen
of
CCC's
who
has
only
played
two
games
leads
his
squad
with
21
points.
According
to
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
has
set
December
4,
as
the
date
for
the
soccer
club's
presentation
dance.
The
dance
to
be
held
in
the
Navy
Drill
hall
annex
will
see
the
presentation
of
the
Manson.
North
Star
and
Sheardown
trophies.
in
opportunity
of
working
with
its;ium.
latest
recruit
6
foot
3
inch
Norm
He
reported
his
team
".fit
and
Rolin
.ready."
Facing
the
Terrace
All-Stan
"This
Is
one
of
the
best
work-team
at
the
interior
town
Civic;
outs
we've
ever
had,"
said
the
Centre
will
be
Art
Olsen,
Danny:
stocky
Toronta
mentor.
Bill,
Ray
Spring,
Joe
Walsh,
j
sleet
started
falling
in
Wlnni-Mickey
Webster,
Reg
Lavigne
peg
Friday
night
and
the
wea-and
still
another
Manson
addi-'
Sherman
has
predicted
snow
for
tion
Dave
Hill.
today,
with
north
winds
at
30
In
a
previous
exhibition
game,
mlles
an
nour
and
a
nign
of
35.
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